https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f0fb5466f736cb59b1f8030a1c16bad3.pdf 88f104fe4826aec6933f5c50e3c54a18 PDF Text Text PaQI 14-The Oally'Sentlnel Thursday, July 30, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 199~ Names in the news WARWICK, R.I. (AP) -'- Paui LaBelle cut short a concert after complaining about a seafood plaucr wilh 100 few shrimp. , The, singer was 90 minuleS into her show Tuesday when she com· plained about the food served to her and her crew and abrupUy left the stage, said Larry Bonoff, busi· ness manager at the Warwick Musical Thealu. Debbie McBride, one of 1,600 people wbo paid up 10 $25 10 hear the rhythm and blues star, said LaBelle complained she got only seven shrimp on the seafood plat· Ohio Lottery Giallts cut Braves lead after S-0 win singer said members of her crew had been upset that they hadn't been allowed in10 the lhcalec early enough to eatluneh. Bonorr said he adhered to the contract wilh LaBelle and her crew by serving lhcm a seafood plaucr, a chccsc plaucr, a fruit plaucr, a bot· tie of brandy, a fiflh of gin, a bot~e of wine, a case of beer, soft drinks, spring water and tea. LaBelle's song "When You've Been Blessed" was No. 20 on lhc R&B chart last week. Pick 3: 811 Pick 4: 4167 Page4 L010· tonight around 60, part· ly cloudy. S•turday, hlj!ll around 80. President named let. Rev. James Seddon of First LaBelle was traveling Wednes· Baptist Church, Middleport, was day and could not be reached for named president of the Ministers comment. Spokesmen for the Advisory Council of Alderson· Broaddus College in Philippi, W.Va. The council advise.~ college CLASS OF 1931 • Pictured are members of the 1931 Clu~ nr officials·on church-rclaicd issues. Cllaler Hi&h School who attended the group's annual picnic: aiiM Alderson-Broaddus College is a «;:lleller Fire House. From J.r, are, seated, llertha Smith (teacher}, fully accredited, four-year liberal PalM Ricle11011r, Irene Parker, Mildred Collins. Standinf, Betty A large crowd aucndcd the wei· arts and sciences college with a Dllvllsoll, Opal Wickham, Fred Smith, Jnhn Railey, Virgi McEI· come bock pany for Rev. and Mrs. complete curriculum or comprc· roy and Nellie Parker. Roger Grace and family held hcns1 vc academic majors ranging recently at the Racine Unilcd from computer science, business Mcih<•li.<t Chun:h. administration and music education The hymn "Love Divine" wa~ to programs in lhc health sciences, sung and a skit "An Ounce or Pre· social sciences, natural SCiences, vrntion" was prcscnicd by Martha humanities and education field. . Duddin~. Karen Walker, Margie Alderson -Broaddus is afftliatcd West. Rulh Steams, EtUI Mac Hill with lhc American Baptist Church· and L<..: Lee . · cs in lhc United States. The Chester High School Class Irene Parker, Pauline Ridenour, Games were enjoyed by every· of 193 I held its annual picnic atlhc John Bailey, Fred Smith, Opal one led by Ruth Steams and Rev. Wickham, Nellie Parker and Virgil Grace. Chester Firehouse on Sunday. John Bailey gave the blessing McElroy, all Meigs County; Mil· Refreshments of homemade icc The John George and Anna dred Collins, Canton; Belly Dav1· cream and cake were served. before the basket dinner. Thoma Wells descendant' will hold The afternoon was spent in vis· son, Mechanicsburg. Others attend· A gas grill from the United their annual reunion Aug. 9 at lhc iting and picture-taking. The group ing were Mildred Caldwell, Mac Methodist Women was presented Senior Citizens Center •n Pnmcruy gave a donation to the fucmen for Vineyard, Mary Buck, Hcnnctta to the Grace family as well as a from 11 a.m. to 5:30p.m. the usc of the building. They Bai Icy, Erma Cleland, Martha and money tree from everyone attendA po~uck dinner will hc S<!rvcd thanked Opal Wickham for her Will Poole, all of Meigs Couoty; ing. at noon . Those aucndin~ arc to Kelly Parker, Belpre; Kenneth work in planning and preparing for bring a covered dish, beverage and Davisson, Mechanicsburg. lhc picnic. Ulblc service. Also brong any p•c· Next year's picnic will be the A teacher present was Bertha turcs and memorabilia II> share Smith. Class members present were last Sunday in July at the same Elsie King was best wodly with relative.,. There will he ~ames, place. loser at lhc recent ml'Clin~ nf Ohin ·drawings and group pictun·s will TOPS Cluh No. 5711 . Linnic be taken . All relatives and friends Aleshire was weekly KOPS ln.;cr. arc invited. Additkmal information Heidi Delong was weekly teen may be obtained by calling 992 · loser. Educators from the Meigs and Riverview Elementary. 3652. The academy is an intensive Linda Grimm won the fruit l>a'· Eutcrn Local School Districts attended the Ohio Academy for fi vc-day residential experience for kct and Virginia Dean wa' ~adget School Improvement Strategies practicing Ohio educators. It is basket winner. A t.nlin show will be held Ill lhc lila Ruble or Waterford W:l' the (OASIS XI) from July 20 to 24 at sponsored by lhc Ohio Dcpanmcnt Pomeroy Library August 3 to 7 Ohio Dominican College in of Education, Division of Equal cash winner. Opportunities, and helps educators ' A bake sale will be held at from noon to 9 p.m., and August 8 Columbus. from noon 10 S p.m., sponsored by Those who allcndcd were Gor- to utilize lhc Effective Schools Pro- Kroger's in Pomcmy on Munday. Virginia Dean met her weelly the Meigs Division of lhc Railroad don Fisher, Jeannie Taylor and Kay cess in their individual schools arid Club of Southeast Ohio. Walker, Meigs High School; Doris districts. This process lets teachers pledge for wcightlo~'· The program will include lhrce New secret pols will he selected Well and Kay Long, Tuppers and administtators work together to to four ~ng laJo:OUIS, '!'ith. sta· Plains Elementary; Joyce Hill and detenninc lhc needs of lhcir build· atlhc next meeting. Further informalion nn the tionary display of Oint LniiR SIZCS. Ron HiH, Chester Elementary, and ing and develop a comprehensive This will be a first showing for Debbie Weber and Lea Ann King, improvement plan to fulfill those group may he nhtaincd l>y rallin~ some material. needs. Calista Searles at992-22:1-1 Couple receives welcome back party Chester class of 1931 gathers for reunion Wells reunion set King TOPS winner Educators attend program Train show slated GRANDPA CRACHF.T Vol. 43, No. 118 Co,Pyrlghlod 1882 Family crusade features Rev. 'Grandpa Cratchet' Final preparations have been complcicd for lhc family crusade at the Rutland Church of God, according to crusade co-directors Bob and Teresa Varian. A crusade workers Lnlining seminar was con· dueled at the church by Rev. John Smith, also known as "Grandpa CratcheL" Grandpa Cratehet has ministered to families and youth across the Unifed States. He has appeared on lhe Today Show with Willard Scott and on Entertainment Tonight. He will also be at lhc Ohio State Fair. Grandpa's ministry to the family includes puppets, songs, a special puppet mobile and other effective methods. The crusade begins Sunday and· continues through Wednesday. Crusade hours arc Sunday at II a.m . and 6 p.m. and Monday through Wednesday at 7 p.m. The public is inviicd and encouraged to aucnd. To pre-register call the church at 742-6020. SlOpped Growing." Mary In Wik:n~ had a reading ."Guard Your lleart · Missy Wilfong ~an§ a s~1ln, "The Warrior 1s a Ch1ld. Alhson Gcr· Inch did an interpretation tilled "Adultrcss." The clO!<ing song was "Bc.:ausc He Lives." Ann Lambert had the closing prayer. . . The next fellowship meeun~ will he at Bradl>ury Churrh nf Christ nn Aug. 27. Jill JnhnS<on will be presenting a progmm on crahs. The U.S. Treasury Department was established . in 1789 ' Australia is lhe smallest conti· nent, the nauest, and (except for Antarctica) the driest, and 1s the only continent !hat is a nation DON TATE CHEV.·OLDS·CAD.·GEO Announces '92 Model Year Close·Out GREAT DEAtS WHILE THEY LAST 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER RIS Automatic, Air Conditioning, Am/FMIStereo, More. $7990 1992 CHEVY CORSICA· LT $9 999 NOW ONLY 1 Air bag, V·6, Automatic. 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The decision to withdraw is based on providing voters a Republican candidate for the office of sheriff, Salisbury s.trcsscd. Salisbury sllllcd on July 6 he would voluntarily withdraw from lhc race if the issue con· ccrning his qualifications was not resolved by August 15. This will allow the Gallia County Republican Party Central Com· 301 EAST MAIN 10 PIY.IT f0190 DAYS W1T11 DPIORD CIIDIT POMEROY CONVENIENT HOURS: Mon.-Fri. I:ON:OO; BilL 1:00-4:00; SUn. 1:CIO-S:OO T - l T1111 ,_Nat Included-All AthtniO Deller mittee time to nominate a candi· dale for the November election. "I believe the ultimate goal of the powers working ·against me is to keep this mauer in limbo until after August 15 so there would ohly be one remain· ing candidate on lhc ballot, leaving the voters of Gallia County with no choice and forcing the voters of Gallia County to accept one candidate for shcr· iff," Salisbury commented July In a hearing July 23 in the Gallia County Court of Com· mon Pleas, Salisbury's auorncy, William Eachus, contested lhe protests and lawsuit saying lhcy were filed untimely and furlhcr contended that lhc law requiring sheriffs have five years cxperi· cncc is unconstitutional. Salisbury has less than four· years law enforcement cxperi · cnce. E. James Sheets of Kanauga and Ralph Steinbeck or Rio Grande filed petitions with the Gallia County Board of Elcc· tions sayin$ Salisbury failed to meet the ftvc-ycar experience requirement and shouldn't be allowed to run for re-election. Furthermore, they filed a law· suit in the Gallia County Court of Common Pleas requesting Salisbury's name be removed from the ballot The board of elections met July 7 and denied the protests, but agreed that Salisbury was unqualified according to the Ohio Revised Code. 6. Two of Salisbury's primary election challengers contended a recent Ohio Supreme Court decision made him ineligible 10 run for re-election in November. The decision ccnte~ on a new state law requiring that sheriffs have five years or previous law cnfon:cmcnt experience. Judge Richard Walton, visit· ing from Lawrence County , denied the protests saying they were untimely filed and that Sheets and Steinbeck did not prove voting irregularity. However, he ruled thai lhc law con· ccming sheriff requirement' wa' constitutional - opening Ihe door for furlhcr protc.'L'. The Ohio Supreme Coun earlier lhis year ordered lhe Portage County Board of EICI:· lions to remove incumbent Sher· iff P. Ken Howe's name from the Democratic primary ballot because he didn ' t meet the experience requirement. Howe and Salisbury were originally exempted from the law by the Ohio AtiOmcy Gcn· cral's office hccause they took office before the new law took effect. The Ohio Supreme Court, in the PorUigc County case, invalidated the allorncy general's opinion. Salisbury won the Repuhli · can primary for sheriff on June 2 and got more votes than Sheet' and Sicinhcck com !lined. Health officials stress need for passage of levy in fall election By CHARLEN•; HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff The necessity of pas.<ing a levy for the Meigs County Health Department in the Nov. 3 election was stressed at a meeting or health agency representatives and levy committee members Thursday afternoon at the Meigs Muhipur· pose Building. • Without a levy, said Jon Jacobs, Meigs Omnty Health Department adminislntor, we'll have to discon· tinuc some services and begin charging for others which arc now available free. He said lhat while sotnc services arc geared 10 the low income, oth· crs arc available 10 lhc general pub· lie regard less of income. Jacobs said that residents need to remember that the agency is not a "povcr· ty" health dcparuncnt, hut a "public" health department prnviding services for all income groups. A sliding fcc scale based on incomc opens up many of lhe ser• vices to middle income families, Nonna Torres, R. N. nursing dirCI:· tor, stressed. She explained that levy monies provide the "in-kind'' or "match" monies required to get some sUite and federal program do.llars into the county. Voters arc being asked to poss a one mill IC! Y.: .Dill an additional levy, but a replacement for the one mill levy now in cflcct. when lhcy go to the polls. The dcparunent is asking for "replacement" levy rather than a "renewal" levy in order that the same one mill will be at the 1991 rdte or collection based on property value. . The one mill in effect today is based on lhc 1982 tax rate collec· tion which generates KU cenL' per S1,000 property value, while the "replacement" levy will generate SI per S I,!XXJ property value ofthc a assessed property valumion. The increase over what is being paid now will be minimal, Jacobs emphasized. The current levy which expire.' 1his year generates StH5,CXXl while 1hc replacement levy will bring in S223,!XXI. Jane Walton, levy chairman, reported that Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, has volunteered to put up lhc levy poster.~ around lhc county. Plans were made for having a promotional booth at the Meigs County Fair. Resident.• will be able to rcg1ster to vote at the buolh and informational material on the levy will be distributed. Several prizes donated to the Hcallh Department will be given away along with favors durin~ the week . · Endorsements of the lc•y will he solicited. Speakers fur ~"'"I" un the levy arc ayailahle by cunta<:ting Torres at 992 -M26. LEVY PROMOTION ·Jane Wallnn, t·hair· man for, prnmolion or the 1 mill replaf•mrnl levy for the Meig.• Cnunty Health Depllrlment, center, Jnn Jacobs, administrator. and Nnrm• COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Voters in more than two dozen counties go to the polls Tuesday for II special election that will decide a Democratic congressional nomina· tion and 50 local ballot questions. Democrats in the 1st Congressional District in Cincinnati will nominate a candidate 10 run for the scat of Rep. Charles Luken, DOhio, who decided not to seck another tenn after being nominaicd in ihe Junc 2 primary. Republicans will not have an offiCial candidate for the scat. They lost a bid in the Ohio Supreme · Court on Wednesday to hold a GOP pr_i(llary. , Thc1r .endorsed candidate, Stephen Grote, was disqualified before lhc June primal)' for teChnical reasons. He has rcfiled as an independent candidate and has the Hamilton County Republican Party cpdorsc· incnt in lhc Nov. 3 election. , Eight Democrats arc seeking Lukens' scat. Secretary of State Bob Taft said tax levies arc on local ballots in 26 counties, including Cuyahoga, which has five school districts proposing property tax increases. The largest is 8.38 mills in Garfield Heights. Three Lorain Counly districts arc seeking approval of additional property taxes, including the Lorain City School District, 9.9 mills. A mill is equal to $1 for each $1,000 or property tax valuation. Other counties with muhi~le districts proposing tax lev1cs include Stark, three; Shelby, three; Portage, three; Hamilto~. four; Montgomery, three; and Medina and Wood, two each. The largest among four liond issues on Tuesday's ballots is Sl6 million in the Columbus suburb or Hilliard, which would usc. the money to build a new police build· in g. Two municipalities, North Randall in Cuyahoga County and Clyde in Sandusky County, arc asking . voters to approve citY. briefs-___, McClellan transfe"ed to -SEPTA ~-Local Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reported lha~ on Thurs· day, deputies Lnlnsported Rick Lane McCICIIan, an inmate at lhc Pickaway Comctionallnstitute 10 SEPTA Center at Nelsonville. Judge Fred W. Crow Ill approved McClellan's request for shock probation. McClellan will be on five years probation after his completion of lhc SEPTA program. Sly Hughes was .returned 10 the Meigs Coun\y Jail on Wcdnes· day from SEPTA Center. According to a coul\ entry, he is 10 appear in the Court or Common Pleas due to failure 10 succt:Ssfully com~lcte lhc SEPTA program. ' The Meigs County Sheriff's Department continue.' 10 invc.<tigute the theft of two signs from the Slate Route 7 road project ncar Chester on Wednesday. The Shelly Company is doing joint rcpoii work 111 that location, and during the nigh~ a "ONE LANE ROAD AHEAD SIGN" and a Oagman symbol were taken. The superintendent at the project Continued on page 3 By KRIS COCHRAN OVP News Staff Members of the Alhcns-Gallia· Hocking · J~ckson·Mcigs - Vinton Solid Waste Management District Executive Commiucc mel Thurs· day afternoon in Wellston to dis· cuss the ratification status or the district's plan. According to Lance Wilson, dis· trict dircciOr, 60 pen:cnt or the total district has responded, as of July 30. Forty-seven percent arc for rati· fication and 13 percent against rati· fica lion. The percent by population of those that have responded, said Wilson, was 78 for ratification and 22 againsL A local plan is ratified when legislative aulhoritics representing at least 60 percent or the district's population have approved the plan. Also the plan must be approved by the boords of county commission· crs, and lhc legislative authority or the largest municipality in each county wilhin lhc district Wilson also rcpurtcd that five boards of county commissioners voted' to ratify the plan, while one board or county commissioners voicd to reject !he plan; three' or the largest municipoliucs in the district voted for ratification, and one of the largest municipalities in lhc dis· trict vpted 10 reject the plan. Wilson also pointed out that officials not responding to the plan, income taxes. North Randall seeks a 2 percent lax while Clyde a.'ks a 0.5 percent increase in its existing lax. In Trotwood, Montgomery County, voters are being asked to approve seven amendments to lhc city charter, on •subjects ranging from vacancies in certain offices to the salaries of City Council members. Voters in Amherst, Lorain County, and Jefferson Township, Montgomery, will decide if they want to increase property taxes to pay for fire protection . Each of those proposals calls for an increase or less than two mills. Storms hit Ohio again By The Associated Press . Heavy rains soaked Ohio for lhc second sltllight day, causing nooding or creeks, streets and basements and forcing sewer lines 10 back up. Many areas reported up to 2 inches or ruin during lhunderstorrns Thursday afternoon and. evening, the National Wealhcr Service said. Funnel clouds were reported in northeast Ohio but none touched down, the service said. Widespread street Oooding was reported m lhe Ashland, Mansfield and Akron li1C85. No major Oood· ing or. injuries were reported. Hail shredded Medina County corn crops and trees fell on houses, barns and cars, authorities said. ' Gene Fulton, ·a farmer and a trustee in Medina County's Guil· ford Township, said his gauge mea- ' sured about 2 inches or rain in a lit· tic more lhan 20 minutes, begin· ninpbout S:30 p.m. . 'It dumped hail like I've never seen before," he said. "It's proba· .bly S to 6 inches thick. My corn crop is shredded terrible. Water is running cvery~hcrc. '' Torres, R; N, nursinx dirednr,lonk nvrr the nu. orescent grren levy promntinn posters which will go up around the county next month. Solid waste committee discusses district's plan ratification status Various issues, Congressional nomination at stake Tuesday Sign theft probed • '1ft S~lisbury withdraws from race for Gallia sheriff Fellowship holds meeting The Meigs County Women's Fellowship held its monthly meet· ing recently at the Middleport Church of Christ with 29 members present. The opening song was "I Just Keep Trustin~ My l.ool." Opening prayer wa~ g1ven by Ruth Under· wond. Devotions were given by Isadora Williams with scripture~ coming from Proverbs, Psalms and II Timolhy. Kathryn Johnson conduc:lcd lhc meeting with offlccn report.' given. It was announced that Zion Church nf Christ homecoming will be Aug. 16 with An Bush as speak· cr. Middleport Church of Christ members had lhc evening prngmm with Pam Zirkle, Mary Poole and ·Erica Poole having a skit titkd "I " 14 Pageo 25 oanto 2 Secllona, A Mulllmedl<l Inc. -paper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 31, 1992 did no1 count as a vote against the plan . The district office must receive a response, otherwise, offi. cials arc subject to penalties. Among those not responding is Alhcns County which has attel)lpt· ed 10 withdraw from the district. "We have filed an appeal with the Franklin County Court," said Joe Kasler, Athens City-County Health District administrator, or the county ' s cominucd efforts to secede from the district. "Athens (County) has no scheduled meetings until September." "Many (officials) schedule their vacations in AugusL" he added. The district, which received a 90-day extension, has until the end of August to reach mtification and to submit its plan to the Ohio Envi · ronmental Protection Agency. Looking to persuade Gallipolis and McArthur, Chairman Dale Neal expressed concern on Gallipo· lis ' rejection of the plan, a< well as McArthur's upcoming readings of the plan. Gallipolis City Manager Glenn Smith staled Carol O'Rourke, Gal· lipolis commission president, had indicated that something must change in the plan in order for the commission to bring it up again for anolhcr vote. "She (O'Rourke) couldn ' t sec any rca.c>n for voting on the same lhing (plan)," he added. Smith stated the Gallipolis com- mi ssion will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Gallia County Courlhousc. McArthur has two more readings or lhe plan, and it was indicat· ed by village rcprc.~nlativc.~. om. cials were leaning toward failing lhc plan. "Anyone having innucnce with Athens or McArthur, cnnta<:t them and influence their vote," asked Neal of commiucc memhcrs. "There's no gcuing arnulld it, each (Gallipolis, Athens, McAnhur), is a vital key." Still trying to work toward a compromise, Ka.<lcr presented the executive commiuec with a list or four recommendations, all or which arc his personal ideas and do not · nccc.,sarily represent Athens Coun• ty's official position, that if agrood upon in gcncmltcnns, could he lhc beginning or discus.<ions for resolu· lion of the six -county district's solid wa•te planning problems. • Reorganize lhc policy commit· lee so everyone reels they have equal input. An election will need to be the first order or busincs.•: • Discharge the legal counsel of the district and hire a new, neutral environmental counsel from out· side the solid wa<te district; • If the district is able to make the above changes, then the man. agemcnt learn should be reorganized once a solid waste manageConlinutd on pagt 3 Bush begins re-e·Jection fight in California LOS ANGELES (AP) - Prcsi· dent Bush's support appears slim in this economically depressed state - in faclno one's ever been so far behind. But his aggressive, cus· tomizcd message here this week SU22CSts he's just begun 10 fight. ....,We've been here berore," Bush reassured Californians wbo poid $1 5,000 per couple lo attend a Thursday niJhl fund·nising dinner at a fancy pnvate bomc. • Wiih his poll numbers in decline and his ' campaign under siege by fellow Republicans, Bush, earlier Thursday unleashed his most point· ed attack yet against Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton. The Arkansas governor and his party, Bu8h told cheering roboticj f . workers at Odctics Inc. in Ana· hcim, would cut the defense budget reck lcssly, endangcri ng the nation's safety and eliminating I million jobs. "They want to gut the defense and we cannot let that happen," he said to rousing applause . The double punch was perfectly tailored for a state that's already lost tens of thousands of defense· related jobs. And lhc high-tech set· ling, along with a visit earlier in lhc day to lhc supcreonducting super collidcr under construction in Texas, gave ~ush a chance to try to counter criticism that he lacks a vision for lhc future. "From top to bottom, our entire progra~ is dcsi~ to build Amcr- . .. - ' .- ica for the 21st i:cnwry," Bush !Old a receptive employee audience at the super. collidcr fac ility in Waxahachie, Texas. Today's themes, highlighted by a spocch 10 volunteer groups and a visllto a Rivru:sidc welfare facility, were community serviCe and self· reliance - two staples of lhc Clin• ton pitch. . The president also is tryina in these two crucial states 10 pu\ the best face on dismal economic news - "We should resist the ursc to exaggerate our problems' ' - and returning to the change vs. truat argument he fllSL made last week. "You' re going to hear a lot oC talk about change, but to me Ibis Continutd on PIKe 3 ~ �• ~~mmentary Tile D'8ily Sentinel --~·· ·~ ' WASHINGTON- If James Baker leaves lhc S111e Department to ride 10 lhe rescue of lhc noun· DBVOTBD TO TIIB ~OIP Til&~~~ AlmA dcring Bush campaign, he would probably be replaced by lhe depart· mcnt's No.2 official, Lawrence J;agleburgcr. As acting seerewy of stale, Eaglcburgcr would serve ROBEIT 1.: WJNGETI' more in lhc role of care1akcr than side, he became the lOp Amcriein policy -maker until after the representative for one of those November elections. export.~ -the Yugo ear. Durin~ his 30 years in the forTo be sure, Eaglcburgcr is held CIIARtENE HOm.ICB eign scrvtee, Eagleburgcr rose from in high esiCCm by Stale Deparunent Gelleral M~n~~ger . lhe ranks and held a wide range of s1affcrs. His career got its biggest jobs including that of .former boost during the Nixon adminislrll· · LETll!RS OF OPINION .,. 'll/llllcome. Tbey lboulcl be leu lhan 300 .ambassador to Yugoslavia. In a lion when he became a proLCge of wonts. All letters ue oal>lect to edltiaa IIIII must be lli&oed with DIDIO, sense, his chief asset is also a lia· Henry Kissinger, followed by his lddreaa and lelephone nwilbor. No.mRpecl lelllra will be publilbed. Letters bilily. Eagleburgcr has revolved in stint in Yugoslavia under Carter. -.w be in &ood tute, oddnninc liMa, 1101 penonalitiea. and out of the diplomatic door During the Reagan adminiSilalion, . ~--~----~~~~~----~ more than any other government he was a.'<.~istanl sccreiary for Euroofficial in recent history. pean l(ffairs ,and undcrsccre~ary for As ambassador to Yugoslavia in political affairs, until he retired in ·.. the late 1970s, he was an ardent 1984. advocate of American bank loans When his nomination was pend· to that coun11y. When he left, he ing to become deputy Secretary of , joined the board of directors of a stale in early 19119, we reported Yugoslavian bank that benefited how as ambassador and assislanl By WALTER R. MURS . from those loans. While on the secretary, Eagleburger leaned on inSide, he encouraged Yugoslavia American banks to loan money to AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON - In the last campaign, lhe Democratic nominee 10 gcncrdiC hard cash by producing Yugoslavia, even though loans to cringed when George Bush callod him 100 liberal. This time, Bill C~nton cxpons. When he was on lhe out· East European countries were mocked the very idea as a SCratChed Republican record with lhe needle Stuck. . On labels, on foreign policy, on capillll punishment and Dlhcr mauers, the Clinton campaign has adoplcd a s11111egy of prompt- somclimcs preWATC~ '~SEANNE' emptive- rcbuual. II may succeed and it may 1101. The Republicans haven't yet launched the full fall campaign offensive that is sure to begin aLtheir convention in Houston. which opens Aug. 17. TO WAltH •QEVERJ.Y lollLLS90210 But the Clinton campaign already has established lhal il< candidate TWO NOW... will not play the passive resistance politics of 19HH, when Michael Dukakis stuck to his own script and seldom countcrpunchcd. Pukakis now says,lhe new campaigners have learned and appliod the hard lcssnns of his losing rap: against Bush. The difference is on display in the liberal labeling argument Dukakis said in 19R8 lhallhe campaign and election were about compcLcncc, not ideology. He ran ran that way, even aftcr Bush made L fur liberal a major liability lhal equaled spending, lllxcs and softness on cFimc, on defense, even on palliotism. In every set speech, Bush <aid he. not "the liberal governor of Massachusctt<" shared lhe helicfs of most Americans. , Republicans now seck to chWJgc the tunc but keep the lhernc. Bush says the middle-road, moderatc image of ArkWJsas Gov. Clinton is only camouflage for a liberal. Clinton says 'liberal' is the only word the Republicans know, calling it an old dog thai won't hunt again. In his pre-convention campaigning, the president quotes George McGovern, the 1972 Democratic nominee and an unabashed liberdl, as saying that Clinton and Sen. AI Gore, the vice presidential nominee, would show lhcmselvcs to be liberals once they were elected. Bu.<h said they stand for big govcmmcn~ for spending Wld for 1axcs. · That's bull, Clinton told a liberal audience in San Diego on Monday. He said Bush is llying to make it a campaign of "liberal versus conscrva· tivc,lcfi versus right" instead of llllking about new idea.~ and solution<. "People try to pul on yCSLCrday's broken record that sticks in the same ot.d place in the song: lax and spend, laX an4 spend, laX and s)l(;nd," he , said in a mocking singsong voice, to applause and laughtcr at the National Urban League convention. "And lhcn they have the negative handlers push the arm a liule fanhcr. The old Walt Disney film II sticks a~ain and it goes: libend, liberal, liberal.'' "Pinocchio" is back on lhe movie Dukak1s, by contrast, .said early in his campaign that Bush should slop screens. II would be a good idea if criticizing olhers. He avoided the liberal description and complained in we all went to sec it again. two campaign debates that Bush kept trying 10 apply ilto him. Then, nine It's as plain as lhe nose on your told there is no commandment days before the election, he said he was one. "I'm a liberdl in the tradition face - and mine - that lying is against lying among the Ten Comof Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman and John Kennedy," he said. out or hand in this counlly, both in mandments. · Clinton said all along lhal he was a counter-puncher, schiXllcd in a high places and in k>w. The one that comes closest is stale where politics can be tough and personal, prcJllred not only k> match A reviewer of a recent book "Thou shalliiOI bear false willlCSS auacks but to escalate them. about the Clarence Thomas apinsl thy neigllbot." This forbids Afier Bush said he wa.< the man the voters could trLL<l on forci~n poli · Supreme Court hearings says, "II lying on the witness stand. The cy, and his spokesmWl called Clinton reckless, lhc Democral< dehwrcd a has become almost a cliche to say Living Bible renders this com· three-way rebuual seeking to pulthc argument in their own terms. II came that truth took a back seal to politi· mandmcnt: "You must not tell from Clinton, Gore and former President Carter. cal considcrdtions during the con· lies ." But that is a paraphrase The Democratic National CommiliCC issued a four·Jllge compilation of firmation process for Thomas. The rather than a literal translation. sUIICments by Republicans saying, as Clinton had, thai the United Suucs author of this book shows how What lhc commandment really is should consider air strikes lo guard United Nations relief efforts in thoroughly 11ue that cliche is." saying is "You musliiOitclllics in Bosnia. It was obvious to all from the coun." Clinton and company wound up sounding tougher than Bush toward bcginnin~ that both Thomas and • It was no minor mallcr in Serbian cease-lire violations in Yugoslavia, and toward Saddam Hussein Anita Hill could not have been ancient times to be caught lying in·lraq. · telling the truth. under oath. In prior campaigns, Republicans have usually taken lhc hard line on Lying is so common in the busi· One ancient code of laws -the foreign policy. In lhis one, they talked of making an is.<uc of Demncmtic ness world that a few year ago lhe Code of Hammurabi - spccilied leaders' opposition to the resolution that authorized Bush to usc f<.-cc in Harvard Business School inslitulcd lhaL if you accused somebody of a the Persian Gulf. what amounlcd to a course in lying. crime and it turns out you were · Bul Gore volcd for lhc advance authorization in the Senate: Clinton. in H wasn 'I inlendcd to leaCh students lying, you yourself would have to Arkansas, was vague about that but backed. the war once it hcgan. how to Iic but to teach them how to serve lhe scntcnce normally mctcd · So, too, on another question: crime and capilal punishment. Clinton be on guard against being lied to in out for such a crime. said Wednesday he was appalled that Vice Presidelll [}Jn Quayle wa.< try· the corpqraiC world. If you were called as a witness ing to make an issue of lhc suggestion that he would appoint ju;~kcs It surprises a lot of people to be in defense of somebody accused of opposed 10 lhe death penalty. ' "Dan Quayle and George Bush can 1alk about capi1al JIUnishmcnt ," said Clinton, who has signed off on four executions a.~ governor. ''I'm the only one who's carried it out." By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Clinton schooled in counterpunch politics I ' frownod on by lhc adminiSilalion. On one occasion in early 1983, he summoned executives of nine major Amcrican banks to Washing· ton to ilnplorc: !hem to loan money to Yu~oslavia - even if it meanC Ltimmmg back loans to other East European nations. TfC¥Sury Sccrc· tary D.on Regan was reported Iy livid at Eagleburgcr's meddling. In a 1985 interview, a Yugosla· vian newspaper asked Eagleburllcr if he felt any culpability in puwng Yugoslavia billions of dollars into debt. His reply was: "I helievc I did a great favor 10 Yugoslavs getting them lhc money they felt wa~ nccdod at lhc lime. I will not apologize because of this. If now Yugoslavia ha.~ dirr~~:ukics in pay· ing back, then maybe she should 1101 have taken lhc leans." These Mpccts of his pall could come back to haUill Eaglehurgcr. In lhe meantime, many in Congress are loath ui sec Baker jump the Slate Depanmcnt ship in order to run a political campaign - panicu· .larly at a critical juncture for sensitive negotiations in the Middle East. where Bal;er's personal pres· To PRES£ ONE NOW•.. PRESS tigc is key 10 Wly agroci!!Cnl. "Buker's an unusual talent,"· one senior House Democrdttnld us. "Taking him out of his current position to lake over lhe campaign is really pulling politics ahead of: the country. It might be the best. thing in the world for the Bush: campaign, but it's a scrillliS mistake · for the country." : This oflicial called Eaglcburgcr: "capable" and even "nutsland· ing," but said lhc prohlcm ,is he's ' just going 10 be 'an "acting sccrc-· tary of swtc. There's going to be a void .... It's no time to pull your lop: guy out to save the campaign." · QUAYLE HUNTING - After: 10 days of excited speculation.; Vice President [}dn Quayle n.wnt·· ly told his staff he wa.< staying JIUI on the ticket .with Gcor~e Bush, Quayle LOOk htmself oiT llll;. poilU· cal death watch during a meeting with staff and advisers at which time he IOid them Ill pnx:c<'ll wilh. preparations for the Rcpuhlican. National ConvcntilMI in August. The talk thai Qwylc would he dumped from lhe ticket comes only months after he thought he was· linally on top of his political game,. and was emerging from a long peri· od of ridicule. Murphy Brown, family values and a mis.pclled word on national televisivn changed all that. . RcpublicWl sourocs loki us.carli· cr !his year that Quayle llMillghlthe election was going to be a cake· walk compared to the Ia.<!, when he · was the object of late-night talk· show jokes. One officilll said Quayle fell "invincible" after sur· , viving an exhaustive profile hy The Wa.'ihington Post. Although Quayle was lcJll '"' a light lca.~h in lhe 19HH prcsillcntial . campaign. since then he ha• wan· dcrl:d off the safe confines of the White House und into the sh!x~ing" · ·spree of the campaign fray. llis handlers have been at a loss to instruct him , and the Bush cam· paign ha~ been in such tunnuilthal no one can reel him hack in. In March, we reported thai the" marchin~ orders thai best descrihc Quayle s campaign role arc, " You're on your o'wn." · JMtk Andrrsun and Mkhllrl' FUTORb OF TELEVISION Rinstrn arr writrrs fnr United futurr Syndkatr, Inc. · What does Bible say about lying? George R. Plagenz murder and it was discoverod you had lied in your testimony, you yourself would be sentenced for murder. This cut down consider· ably on the number of people who would bC willing to lie for a friend in coun. · But lherc is nothing in the Ten Commandments about the kind of lying 10 each other that we do all the time. Some Iies are so common that they deceive almost nobody. The four most familiar are said to be: "T~c check is in the mail"; "I've got a headache"; "This won't hun a bit"; and "I have to hang up now. I've got a another call wailing." Something that may be just a< bad as lying is telling unpleasant llUths about 01hers. Gos.~ip often lakes the rorm of gratuitous llUth· tcllin~. While what is !lllid may be IIUC, 11 oflcn sei'VC!I the purpose of undermining Party X -the person being talkod about who isn'tthcrc. The "false wilnes.~" who lOOk the stand against Jesus wer~ nm lying when they testified he had said, "I will JIUII down this temple ... and in three days I will huild another." What made them l'alse · witncs.scs is lhal they fell into the category of those who tell the truth in order to "play somebody false" - to j;Cl somebody else in trouble. Their evidence was inlCndcd to ll".lp Jc.~us in lhe charge of bla.<(lhcmy. Some lymg of course is rclaiiVC· ly hann les.<. I called a cler~yman friend or mine the other day lo invitc him 10 a prdyer breakl'a.<l. "I'd love 10 come," he said, "but I'll be out of town that day." What this ministcr docsn'tlnow uniC.'i.< he is reading this no11· - is thai I never told him on what day the breakfast wa.~ lobe hekl. But he is 001 the only Pir~xchit1 among LL<. Ir anyone kCJll mum of the number of times you and I have told this kind of lie, we would all need a nose job. Geurge ~'~ligen~ IR • syndir1t· : ed writer for Ne"·spaprr t:ntrr· : prlw A!I!IIKilllkm. Navy defies policies on information EDITOR'S NOn:- Waller R. Murs, vice presilknl and r<~um­ nist for The Associated Press, has reported on WashinKiun and national polities for more than 25 years. Today in history By The Alloclatcd l'ral · Today is Friday, July 31, the 213th day of lm. There IW 153 days left in lbc year. : Today's Higblight in History: · One yt-.110, oo July 31, 1991,l'lesident BIBb and Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorblcbev signed the Stratepc Arms Rcdoction Truty in ~w, usia& jltJIS made of metal from mtt:rJncdiale.range noclear mis· siles that were deltrOycd under a 1987ncaty. :On Ibis date: : In 1556. SL lg!Wins of Loyola, f~ ci the Society of Jesus - the Jesuit onler~C•hn!ic ~and brothers -dic:d in Rome. : In 1777, lbc Matqua de Lafayette, a 19-year-old French noble11181l, made a ma,lar·aaml ill the Continental Army afttt offering his help tolbc rebellin American colonists. ; In 1875, 17th pclidcnt ci the United States, Andrew Johnson. dic:d in'Carter Slllion, Tenn., II qe 66. : In 1948, ~'~widen~ Harry S. 1'nlmln helped dc:dicate New YOlk Inter· rultional Airport It Idlewild Ftcld. (The ailport was later rmamcd John F. w., tJ! After many monlhs of digging, I have discovered where the U.S. Navy sends its ofrtccrs, I!Crsonnel experts and public rela11ons spe· cia lists for training. II' s the Golden Dragon School of Leadership, Public Communica· lion and Crisis Management. local· cd in a dark alley ncar the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Many honoraple members of the Pol it· buro moonlight as insllUCtors !here. I admit I have no secret sources or documents on this. I have ciphered it out by deduction: The place where lhe Tiananmcn Square massacre occurred and where the covcr up and revision continues is the only spot on Earth where the Navy's leader~ and image experts could possibly have been 11ainod to be so bad. · The infamous Tailhook incident amply demonstrates Lhi~. In September 199 I, naval avtators Joseph Spear flew at public expense to Las Vcgas for the 35th convention of the Tailhook Association, named for the device that grabs planes landing on ain:raft carriers. In fits of drunken revelry. aviaLors formed a gantlet in a hallway at lhe Hilton and grabbed the breasts and but· locks of females who walked by, and aLICmplod to Sllip some of lhcir clothing. LL Paula Coughlin, a hclicoplcr pil01 and admiral's aide, IIIICC told The Wa.~ington PosL thai she was "the most frightened I've ever been in my life." While strugglins past her tormentors, she said, "I thought, 'I have no control ove( these ~uys. I'm going 10 be gang· ftnd y,. rd 1- . • • Kennedy lnletDIIioDII Air!Xn) : 1n 1953, Sen. RoiJert A. Tift or Ohio, !mown as "Mr. Republican," di~~~~!!f'u63si-c )lObe ~er ScveniiWmitlcd piclules Five yeaqo: lnlliln piJpimJ IIICI riot poli41e c!MIIed ill tile Mllsllm of die 1110011•1 aurftlce. . holy city c1 Mecc:J in Saulli Arabia, ranltbil ill tile delllll c1- <4011 •In 1972. 20 ~ 110, Deauwltic vic;o.p-csiclcrGII candidate Thomu people, according" tile Saudi pamaeM, wllicll "'-' die Inn~-. for PJ&I'!'m witlldrew Cram die tlcbt with Oeorp McGovern rollowlng dia- .die Seven Lilb.aa Cllb"- officWs IIID ir'nr' bonier cJoluri,a fllleiO" hid once ltiiCiqone JIIYChiatric ftltliileiL poa ~ llalD by llllknown ew!l••· Soriet "blact bent" OO!!!!M!Mij)l In 1!181,a ~'fllldt-old major Jcaaue banbeD ~ended., . were suspected. Sewn~o kllled wbea an Amtrak paaoaaer In 1981, tile Ieider of Panlrna, Ocrl. Omar TomJOS, was t:illcd m a traln deniled Dell' Camileli; s.c:Seven people -ldllc:d wbea 1 bus plane CIIIIJ. .. ' • deot . carrying Oirl Scow c:rubcd ill PUn Sprinp. Calif. ' In 1989, a JliO;lnniln 8J'OUP 18 ~ rele toe! ~ Y VI~ Today'a Blnbclaya: llcooomlat M1111111 Flicdm• lJ 80. ~ purpc:md!y allowing the bod)' or Americ111 hoatqo W R.. Hips Curt Gowdy Ia 73. M1or Don Mlmy 1163. Amaa ~ II S3. danalina Cram I rope,~ bla lrklt•t!Jl«< hid tlnllla!ed 10 kill.llim. Acttell SUIIII P1a11DCry II 49. Aclreas OenldiDe Clwplin il Tennis fen )an qo: fon)'·IIX children and. lmll adulll were killed when player EYOillle Ooollpg Cilwley is 41. · two bulcllnd can c:ollldecl oo 1 1J4bway Dell'~ Prance. f o:e;:·qo: DC . teveaf Satul'd11y, Auaj: 1 Accu-Weather• forecast for daytime conditions and hi~h tcmpcmturcs · By The Associat~ Press The last of lhc storm clouds will move out of Oh,io tonight and a sunny and dry day is on 1ap for Sat· urday, lhe National W~ther Ser· vice said. Highs will be mostly in the upper 70s. But it ·won't last. Forecasters said anolher cold front will move through the state Sunday, bringing more showers and thunderstorms. There will be little change in tern· pcraturcs. The iccord-high tempcralure for this dau: at the Columbus wcalbcr station was 96 degrees in 1954 • "lnvcstigatoo subse<jucntly con· eluded that at k:ast 70 ofriCCI'S were involved, butlh9y could name only two suspects because of lhe "clos· ing or ranks." A furious Senate Armed Services Coinmillcc rro1.c more than 4,000 Navy promotions, and the House Appropriations Commiuee voted to eliminate 10,000 Navy jobs. The measure was "directly connected to the obslluction and arrogance in lhe Navy," fumed Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa. Murtha is absolutcly right, and what amazes me most is the fact that the Navy has gOIICn aw-dy with it for so long. . Having covcrod lhe military for two years in the mid-'70s and hav· ing writlcn about it off and oo for 25 ~I Cl!l say without cquivocauon thai· the Navy is the most cavalicr of the services and is UIICr· ly disdainful of any ~ffort 'to make itanswc:rablc to lhc public it exiSI.' to serve. A journey into the Navy corridors.11 the Pcnta1on was a foray into enemy tcrritory. In all my expcricncc, I met but one semi· · I"CipQIIsivc Navy inrormatioA offi. ccr. Rcspon.a to routine inquiries consumed weeks: subsllntive qucric:s were ct11111ly ipon:d. Lc.o!L you think I am a dloru1 of one, consider lhe opinion of veiCr· an defense reporter Fred Reed, writing in Navy Times in IIJKH: "The Navy is surly, comNtive, inefficient and .unhelpful." Or the , 1989 congressional order that directed "all service.•" to wndoct a communicatiOn~ study and which contained' these words : "This directive includes lhe.Navy." ; Through . the years, I huve .,; watched as the Navy thumbed iu · nose at critics. There was the ., deputy thief nf riavulopcrations ·'' who scorned his congressional ; overseers and lhe'WIU' Powers Res· olution lhat give.~ legislators limit· .: ed conli'OI over combat opcrJtions. . There wa.~ the shooling down of an ..., Iranian civilian airliner, delails of which arc only now becoming : available. There wu.~ lhe cxpk>sion ' onlhc batdc.'lhip Iowa and the sub- " sequent allcmpl to blame it '"' an ' alleged homosexual spat. . ..• · Then there were the . Naval Academy scandals: the charges of ~. cheating, hazing, diluted academic requiremenl<; the CIL'IC of the ca~let Who was not allowed 10 graduate ·; because injury prevented him fniRl : : doiM lhe rtljuirtd numhcr nf pull- 1; ups; the female midshipman who ~ was handcuffed to u urinal in a · men's resuoom. : Scv~l weeks ago, under lire in .' the Ta1lhook scandal, lhe· Navy's 1 Ofnce of Information adopted a new policy: There would he no response tn any inquiry uhoul Tail· 1Mx1k, however n111tinc. Exactly how they do it at the Golden Dragon liChool. JOMpll SpeMr Ill M1yndlrllted wriler for NeWApMj)el' •:ntff'prlse AssociMtlon. IToledo I 82" I Youngstown IND. •lc01umbusla1• Cincinnati eo• I ~ WVA KV: * ..,.~~A ~'· ~ · ;,; :r a~ ,..r'\ ~ .... · ~ --- '¥ h'"'\ ~ ~ ' ' ' ' '· ' ' ' . ··:.·· ·1- -!• Showers T-stprms R~ln Flurrlst Snow VioAs!IOCillled 1'>8,. GnopNcrNel --let S1f1111Y Pr. Cloudy C/OIIdy C111~2 Auu·WH...... loe. ------Weather------South-Central Ohio Tonight, variable cloudiness. A chance of showers and thundet· storms early. Low around 60. Chance of rain is 40 pcrccnl!·Satur· day, partly sunny. High around 80. Extended forecast: Sunday through Tuesday: · Chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday and Monday ..Fair on Tuesday. Morning lows mainly mid-50s 10 low 60s. Highs in upl?':r 70s to mid-80s Sunday and m•d· 70s to low 80s Monday and Tues· day. --Area deaths-Albert Price Jane Hill Jane (Wolfe) Hill of Moore Haven, Fla., formerly of Meiss County, died uncxpcclcdly on Fri· day, July 31,992 at her residence. She was born at Apple Grove, and resided in lhc Plants and Letart Falls areas of Meigs County. Arrangements arc under the direction of Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Alta Murray Alta Elizabeth Murray, 75, of 39527 Murray Road in Pomeroy, died on Friday, July 31, 1992 11 Eldcreare in Ripley, W.l{a Born on April 26, 1917 in Meigs County, she was the daugh· ter of the late Alha and Rosa Will White. She was a houscwire, and aucndcd lbc Carleton Ch'"h. Survivin1 arc two sons, Dana Murray of Dry Ridge, K'.y, and William Murray of Hilliard\ fo~r grandchildren: Greg Murray, Tina Ware, Michael Murray and David Byrd; and three grcat-grandchil· drcn. Besides ~~~arcnu, she was preceded in by her husband, Dana L. Murray; a grandson, Christopher Murray; two sisters, Della Douglas and Erma Will; and a brother, Theodore White. Funeral services will be held on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Carleton Chu~h. ":ill R~y. Cl.~ H~rson orr~~:~aung. Bunal will be m Wells Cemctery. Friends may call at the Ewing FunCI'III Home in Pomeroy on Sat· urday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. . Memorial donations may be made to CarlelOII Chun:h. Topic announced for 1\Jesday session "How to Nurse a Newborn Baby" will be the topic at the Meigs County Nursing Mothers Support Oroup which will mee1 Tuesday at noon at the Meigs County Health DeparlmcnL The meetings arc a joint effort of thil Health Ocparlmcnt, prenatal Clinic, and WIC OITICC. Any intet· esled women are welcome 10 ~ttei1d. It is espcciai!Y helpful to come while a woman 1s ~ 10 learn aboui breastfecdmg before the baby is born, according 10 Elaine Matheny who handles the program through the local WIC orr~ce. . In talking about next week's program, Matheny said thai breast· feeding a new baby gives many advantages from the moment or bil'th. t:carning the latest information helps the mother have 111 enjoyable experience with her new baby with both mother and baby bmcntin~ from brwtfcodlna. Additional information on the proaram ofrcrod tluilugh lhli Hclllh Dcparllnent may be obtained by calling Matheny at 992-6626. Marriage licenSes . Murriag ·llecnscs have been granled in Meigs County. Probate Court to Michael Anthony Cham· bcrl, 34, POnlCI'OY, and Tetty Mar· lcnc Lambert. 41, Pomeroy; lnd 10 Scott Wayne Barton, I R; Rill Inc and Melissa Renee JuKtiK, ,19, . Pomeroy. Pkk 3 Numbers 8·1·1 (eight. one, one)' Plc114 Numbers 4-1-6-7 . I (rour1.0iletJSJll, lOVen) ri d -.~q~n f while the record low was 47 in 1967. Sunse11011ight will be at8:47 p.m. and sunrise Saturday al 6:30 a.m. Around tbe nation Rain fell in several Northeastern cities early today and fog shrouded much of the East Coast. It was mostly cloudy elsewhere in the United SlatCS. Rain from a low pressure system in the Great Lakes was expected to move into New York and New England today, keeping tempera· tures cool. Rain and thunderstorms extend· ·Solid... (f Lottery numbers The Dally Sentlnei-Page-3 Another cold front moving into Ohio Sunday OHIO Weather Is Baker's rescue mission good for U.S.? "" I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio MICH. ........... I . Page 2-The Dally Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · F;lday, July 31, 1992 I l l eo.rt ltatet p UOf, 01110 Ifll Friday, July 31, 1992 Albert H. Price, 74, of RouiC 2 in Albany, died at his residence on Thu.rsday evening, July 30, 1992. He was born in Pagcvillc, son of the laiC Jessie F. Price and Mildred Grace (Bean) Price Welch. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army during World War II, and was a member of lhe Albany VFW Post9893. • He is survived by his wire, Eva G. Brickles Price; a daughter, Nancy Price Phillips of Albany; two step-sisters, Lula Schnider of Lancastcr and Ella . Gilkey of Columbus; two grandc~ildren, Eugene Phillips, Jr., and Wendy Jo Phillips, both of Albany: two great· grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was pre· ccdod in death by an infant brother, Gerald Wcs(ey Price, and a.stepbrother, Clcdient Welch. ,.... Graveside serviecs will be held at Wells Ccmclery in Pagcvillc at 2 p.m . on Sunday, conducted by AlbanyVFW. · Friends may call at Bigony-Jor. dan Funeral Home on Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. Wheeler Sarson Wheeler H. "Bud" Sarson, 72, of Grandview, Mo. He died on Thursday, July 30, 1992 in G11nd· view. He was the son or the late Wheeler and Ethel Pickens Sarson, and was a retire!~ postman and a vCICran of World War II. He is survivod by his wife, Mac Sa/SOil; a son, Gail, and a daughter, Carol, all or Grandview; three sis· tcrs: Sylvia M. Wolfe and Vir,ie Ou11, both of '!lacine, and Lou1se Mcrodith of Belpre: two brO!hel'll, Lewd SIII'SOII of Apple Grove and Ralph Sarson of South Point; and several nieces and nephews, including his nicee, Juanita Justis of Belpre. who wa.~ raised as a sis· ter. ' Bc.~idcs his parenl~. he wa.~ pre· ceded in death by his brother, Harold; and three infant sistcrs. ArrJngemcnts are pending und will be announced by George Funeral Home in Grandview. Augusta Barnhart Augusta L. (Perry) Barnhart. 83, died Friday, July 31, 1992 at her residence on Slale Route 1 in Tuppers Plains. Funeral arrangements will he announced later by White· Blower Funeral Home, Coolville. Trustees to meet l.clart Township Trustees will mcot on Monday 11 7 p.m. at the office building. No more mid· month mcctinp will be held in lhe IOW!iship. Divor~es sought Actions for divorce have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Cqurt br, Marybcllo D. Schulll., Reedsville, against Earle L. Schultl, R'CCdsvillc; and by Lynn 'taylor, Pomeroy, a~ainsl Robl:rt Taylor, I'Umcroy. Northeast, the Midwest and the northeast Plains. . Highs in the 80s were forecast : from the central Atlantic coast · lhrough the Appalachians, the cen· : tra1 Mississippi Valley and the rest : clthe Plains. Hishs in the 90s were · expected in the Southeast and most : of Texas . Temperatures were : expected to lop I00 in the South· west and inland pockets of the Northwest. The high temperature for the . nation Thursday was I09 degrees at . Laughlin, Nev., and Bullhead City, Ariz. · Continued from paRt I menl plan is approved. Each county should be responsible for il< own activitie.~ with monies (littcr, recycling, collection) allocated kl each county per capita. Each could would have one reprcsenwtivc on the executive commiucc who would have a say in how the .. money is allocated and 'spent in their county. However, they will not be able 10 do anything unless they have the concurrence of the board of directors. The district office would be staffed by a sccrc· lllry, if nccc.'<.'iary, and a director, if nceessary, who would be rcsponsi· blc to coordinatc lhe six counties' efforts; • In rewriting the plan, we (dis· tricl) would not include anything unconstitutional. However, the dis· tricl would explore lhe possibilities of how to control out-of-state wasle. "If you (commiuce) think the plan is going to pa<.<, slick to your guns," said Kasler. "If not, let's . work something out and rcorga· SEALANTS APPLIED • Meigs Cou11ty Seal111ts dose over areas 01 the teetll where nize." Health Commissioner Dr. Margie Lawso11, tootllbruslles do not liL Pictured is Kristin Tor· By reorganizin~. Kasler sug· D.D.S., lel't, don~ted htr time this morning <•·rl· res, ce11ter, as tilt sealant is applied with IIS.~~­ gcsted jointly askong OEPA for day) at the Meip County Health Depart111mt to taDCe fr0111 Cilldy Burkbmer, dental as.~i!llllnL apply rree sealants for children In lhe couwty. more time, involving Vinton and Gallia county resident< and !cuing lhe chips fall where lhey may. Continued from page I "Athens County cannot sec Clinton's tremendous polling throwing away its research on a election, like every other one, is Republican Family Picnic in Ell( also about trust," Bush said in lead here promptod a Bush adviser Grove Village ncar Chicago. He'll poorly conceived plan," he staled. Anaheim . "Who do you trust to 10 LCII The Washington PosL lhal it be talking up free uadc Monday in "We (A then•) would be more beneficial to others if we wcre 'frcc and change America? Who do you trust Georgia's ICxlilc belt before head· was time to go to Plan B - win· not to do what's easy or sounds ing for a campaign rally in Jack· ning without California. But olhcllO on our own." sonvillc, Aa .. with Vice Pre.•ident said Bush wa.< 1101 ceding lhe stale Following a discussion on the good ... but to do what is right?" with lhe most electoral votes. Bush was in California a day Dan Quayle. recommendations, Neal stated he wanled Alhens offtcials to respond after lhc release of a statewide poll that showed Clinton with a record on the plan before pulling it in. Neal also told the commiuee he 34-poinl lead and four times as had received a lctiCr from OEPA, many former Ross Pcr01 supponcrs indicating its concern that it had as the president. ll was one among Gibbs·Oidaker reunioll ~3. There will be a potluck dinner. nOL yet received the ratified draft many causes for alarm in a week Descendants of Harry C. and Bring your own table service. solid wa.~lc management plan from nolllblc for major shifts in rhetoric, Cl11.o;ses ofTeral uavel plans and olher stratcgic con· Virginia Powell Gibbs and Lou they AGHJMV district Vema Oldaker will hold lheir fami· A children's class will be The chairman said the three siderations. ly reunion Aug. 9 at I p.m. at lhe offered by the Middleport Arts, questio~ ill!<!Qd.Qd;.ifll~ ,le~r had . , Tile prc~iden(s SICppcd·UP U'aV· home of Kathy Willis In Rudand. Council Saturday from 10·11:30 'been. answered and returned to cl Sthcdulc has him returning to Further information may be a.m. for children ages 3-9. Shirin OEPA. Questions raised by OEPA Washington tonight, then leaving obtained by calling Ada Oldaker at Nuggud will inslruCL the class and included, status of the district's Sunday for Illinois and again Mon304-n3-5426. the charge is S4 per person. Pre· plan including dates of public com- day for Georgia and Aorida. Eblin reunion registration is n01 necessary. Furment period, public hearing, etc.; In Illinois, Bush will ancnd a The 25th annual reunion of the ther information may be obtained problems encountered in meeting fund·raiscr for Senate candidate descendants of the late Samuel by calling 992·2675. the submittal deadline; and, sched· Rich Williamson, followed by the Allen Eblin will be held Aug. 8113 meeting changed Tr!!5ttts ulc for completion of remaining 12th Annual Northwest Suburban p.m. atlhe roadside park on Route The Scipio Township Trustees plan approval rt!juiremenL~. includ· will meet Tuesday rather than ing suhmiual or the ratified plan. The following Meigs County , . . . - - - - - - - - QCQ ••• - - - - - - - . , Monday as previously S~;hcdulcd. Reunion planned townships have rali fied the plan: , Conlinued from page 1 The Green, Ogdln and Caster Bedford, Columbia, Lebanon, reunion will be held Aug. 9 at the Lclart, Olive, Rutland. Salem, Sal· reponed 10 the department that the signs were new and valued al Columbia Temple Christian: ishury, Scipio, aDd Suuon. . approximatcly $350. Church on Route 689 ncar Point Orange Township rejected the Rock Mine. A basket dinner will be plan and Chester Township has not held 11 noon. Relatives and friends yet responded. welcome. · Six calls for assislllncc were answered on Thursday and early Middlcpon, Pomeroy, Racine, to meet Trustees Rutland and Syro~euse villages have Friday by units of Meigs Emergency Services. The Olive Township Trustees all ra1if1Cd the plan. .Al 8:53 a.m. yesterday, Middleport squad went to Sycamore willlliCCI Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Streel Emma Searles was taken 10 Hol1.cr Mod teal Ccntcr. The district's executive commit· at lhe Shade River Stale Forestry, tee has nn more meetings schcd· At 1:14 p.m., Middleport squad was sent to Ovcrhrook Ccn1er. Building. uled at this lime. Helen Kennody was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. AI 3:22 · Modern Woodmen picnic p.m., Rutland squad went 10 New Lima Road and took Trinity The Modern Woodmen of . WhitCraft and Chris Richmond to Veterans. AI 9:23 p.m ., Rocine America Camp 7230 will have get· . squad went to Sliversvillc Road for Dorothy Brewer, who was taken togclher Aug. 8 a1 6:30 p.m. at lhe Judgment r~ed to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Southbound Park on Route 33 ncar; A judgment action has been On Friday at 12:44 a.m., Middlepon squad went to Third Strcel [}JrWin. Melon will be served and and Louk Tina Bissell to Veterans. AI 6:43 a.m., Porncory S<juad filed in Meigs County Common door prilC awarded. Everyone wei, went to Lincoln Hcighl~ and transponod Mildred Shustcr to Vcler· Pleas Court by Citizens National come. . ans. Bank of Point Pleasant, W.Va., I11111rd to meet against Carol D. Chapman, Rut· The Mei$S Soil Wld WaiCr Con:· land, in the amount of $5,417.70. servalion D1Silic1 Board of Super• . The suit alleges default on an visors will mCCI in special scssi011 , installment loan agreement. Two people were llealcd for injuries aftcr a ooc-vchicle wreck ~ug. 8 at 7 p.m, at Star Mill Park on New Lima Road ncar Rutland Thursday aroun<l 3: I0 p.m. m Rac1ne. An action for dissolution of According to a rcpon from lhc Gallia·Mcigs Post of the State marriage has been filed in Meigs Highway Patrol, Chnstophcr Richmond, 27, Rutland, and Trinity County Common Pleas Coun by Whitcraft, 12, Albany, were riding on lhe bumper of a vehicle driv· Debra Jean Doerfer, Racine, and en by Vonda A. George, 21, Rutland, and were thrown off the vchi· . Thomas Christopher Roche, cle afler the righLU'ailcr tire blew out causing it to spin around in lhe The DUly Senlinel Pomeroy. . roadway. IU.eiiNMl Richmond and Whitcraft were transported by the Mci~s County l'llblloW ...'T allomoon, 11-.7 Emergency Medical Service to Vetcrans Memorial Hosp11al. Rich· ~r'li<IQ II CGart Sl, P ., 011 11M Ohlo Volley Publlolll.. mond was U'caled and released, and Whitcraft was held for observa· Veterans Memorial Ct 1 'feralliiMdia lac., P~, lion. TH,URSDAY ADMISSIONS· ()Ida "';;u Ph. 992-2166. ..... ...... ai........,,Obio. George and another passenger, Justin R. George, II months, Helen Kennedy, Middleport. were uninjured. THURSDAY DISCHARGES • Damage to George's 1978 Jeep Cherokee and 1111iler was listod Lavcna Neal. ()Ida Noo -!dool, Nollooot I Meaw.i tali-... Braa. . . as moderate. 113 ntnt " - ' HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER George was cilcd by the patrol for having occuJllnl on the out· Now Now\lott0011. July 30 dls.charges- Mrs. side of the vehicle. I'08TIIA8TIII:s.dBrent BillinRS lnd SQil, Am Caner, Tllo Ooll~olillel, Ill c~ M., Kathryn Christian, Myrtle Fraley, ~ 651118. Martha Gilliland, Alicia Lloyd, IJIII8CIIPI'ION 1W'D Mary Mahan, Mrs. .David Mooney JrOorrioror- ..... Ooo ---····-"'-"''"""'"'''""""''*1.10 and daughter, Mrs. David Stephen· Ooalloalh............................................. .. son and daughter, and Mrs. Kevin Ooa v.....................................__ ....... llll!OLI: COP1' Wyall and daughter. · PaiCI: Bush... --Meigs announcements- L l EMS units answer six calls Court news Two injured in wreck - Hospital news -- .._,.E . . ....... Naau;p , ..._to WITH GRANDPA CRATCHR AUGUST 2 thru 5· AT THE PAYMENlS RUTLAND CHURCH. OF GOD 'WITH NO HHERHT AT EMPIRE FURNITURE STATE .ROUTE 124 ' ~~~ STREET, RUTLAND . . FAMILY CRUSADE BUY YOUR FURNITURE FOR 24 SMlHL cd Thursday evening over much or the South, Midwest, southern Rockies and California A tornado IOUChcd down cast of Jay, Okla., the National Weather Service said. There were no reports of injuries. Golf-ball-size hail fen and wind ~usted to more than 70 mph in Otlahoma City. Cleveland's rainfall ror the month reached 8.25 inches, break· ing the July record of 8.13 inches set in 1912. Temperatures in the 60s were expected in rain-soaked upstate New York today. Readings in the 70s were forecast feir the rest of lhc DIIJ.--·-· ............. ...........__ CoMo ·--··....... -I I .n- ... cloo!rio!llo ~Uoo ..n, ' .. • ..,. =r.... ........... - . a . ..... . , . _ ......... .._ __ . .. No I IJd ~ I " IIJ-n,...._to ... , = .... .,.., . _._·--. :II----.. . . . . . . ...-.. ......_. •• 7" ~.~ - GIW.......--.............................. II W I - . 1!.~~. • II 71 :::Ei:i . .-.............. eoaq. ....... •w '• ---.................... 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I' .' �The Daily Sentinel Spo Friday, July 31, 1992 Page--4 Pittsburgh blanks St. Louis 4-0 to end three-game losing streak ' By 1k A • ' rr-· Maybe d a e - i:!ll't "~• • away (rom the l'ill5tlaiP .Pinla aftl:ralt 'lhe PiQ1cs, ..t1o IDit dacir sason-1ol1g grip 011 fiiSl pba: il tlac NL Easl. durill! dacir jae 'I'll k: cd 2-7 road 1rip. di:lcad St. 1.-is 4.;(11l lullie 1'bun1lby llir1JII IIIIall c a tllrcc-gamc~ Thc ~lhe 15daollllcsa:a- son fl!ll' the l'all:s. tqa lllaa CIICII wiJh the Moatn:al bJMIS, • • o made up liwc paDCS nile Piusbuq:la ...as roelilag 011 die 111111.. .Pi~ 11 Gl aJ~ LcJI ~ said lhc 111pdy ..._ tas Was ll Jookrd Or w.IS iC' ''I dllll'l eva L1li* )Uil'R acr as bad as y0111 loot ..-.. yo."re losing, or u good as J'OIIIoot whcn,Joo're ""iiiiDing," Lcylad saiil A~ bad illS 11 su aaul and it "'<IS bad - •-c ..a'CII't 0111 or manY. of lOOse_pmes.._A 1R11c Jail~ sacnraoc fa y aa abe ngbl plaa: an four or the ll= pam:s :aad il'slllll such a bad lrijl." _ WbalCYa, tbl: so-pmc: ~ Land got off on ...c rig.! r001 hcbind ldt-hamlcr_ Dlaay Jri:..,.. (5-10), Who woo bis fiiSlpiiiC as a Pinue. _ . :t!:'!';';!;diad: liuaa Oir:a&o Jacksoo, onl~~~~~--- ool ""'"-"""'..... oa 01a -- NAnOXM.UAGUE S'L ftl.ca 4 .m --········sa ~ ........ :sA __ ~ 4 ~---····· "' :n -- 5l ~- 'New "· ·············· St. ~..m~s .. ·····---······ u n l'hilodO!riluo ............ ,. ~.os All • s.s HCIII.cln, I :05 p.m. New York at Tot'CI'IIO, I :35 p.m. Ottroit at CtL"VEU.ND, I:3S p.m. Mii.Weube a Mi~Nmu, HIS p.m. 1] .<Ill 16.5 lA ........ ..........<! " Sund•f• g•mes tbhi rrJ~R at .cu ~ Suu.lc (llMIDft 1-13) II OlieiJO (McCW !IIt..-1), 1:0:5 p.m. Milwaukee (Nn·arro 11-6) tt Min· -(Smiley 10-l), loO! ,. ... C• lifomia (Fnlcy l-9) at Tc.au (Ryan .1· 3). 1~ )5 p.m. • .l 4 ..m 'll ..c • -- 1.-· ~ajorleagueleaders 'llm>ll:opi - l'\alionll Ltagllt ,._,.. 1 JIM ' }-"-- l IMTIIXG Kruk. PhiladclP,a& . .342; Lao . ..... 4-S.. 00.,.1. . .... """" V'an51Jh ., Piu..~ .339; Shdficld, San Du:so . . J2fi ; Grace , Ch ic aan• . 314 ; Gwynn, San Diq.n. .31-4; Outlet, I.a~ An· aida• .31 1: ~~hid6. Mnrmcal, .310. iUJNS OcS hield5 , Montreal . M ; ~lblhna, Rtd..d.:lp\ia. 64; Grium., Mm · \N.ill , M : 1\ i&& in, llo~alnn, M ; Kruk, lt'tn~dcl .,n 1a. 64: Rnrull , Piudlurah. 62; ........s-~.l . MIH ~cl lt. Dlqp~ U. Dauhon ,_ Ph il,delphi•, 75 ; San Diqo. 66: Mc:Grifr, San MUmy, New York, 63; Bond1, 1'\t.t:ahu.flh\. 60t L Walker, Mont.eal, .5'; !lar-ciL. Unusu. , .U : Pcndlctnn, Atlanta l~ . . II IIT5 V•n:i lyke, Piu•burah. 1 23 ~ ~ idb, Mnntral , Ill ; ShcrfLdd, S1n l!hcao. Ill : Pcrul!cton , Atlant.1 , 120: Gwynn, San Diqa. 111}: KnU: , Philadc:l· pln11, I 16; lrifanl. Sl. l.m~is , 11>4: DunCII"', P!rilldelpfril, 11-4. ~ OOURI.f.S Du.netn , Philtdelrhia , 29-. VanSI1kc. Phllhul)h. 27; l.~nUnrd . :Sl l.nu111, zj., P-lumy , New Ynri. 2-S: W, Cl.aril, Mr. FTil nci~o . 24; Grin 11n, Mnn l t\:ili , D . Sh.:fficld, San l>lqn, 2J, Hell, n. raulu:s u. s .. nctc:ts. Aal•n11 , 13: ~u..~hurttr. h n l.:y, llr-Lm, I I; Hutl ...rr.ln Anaclca, '}: Van~ly lu:: , Pi uabur&h . K ~ Alicea , St. ~ .ow~ . 7: Monndina , Philaddphi•, it; Of. f=m11t, I'M An acla:~ , fll: lli:ShiekiJ, MM· ti'Cil, ~ ~ IC ) /14 1r: IUJNS Mdinff, s.. n Dic:an, 2 1. :iftcffi dd , 5an Oie&o, 19 ~ Hnnds, P\uahurJh, 19: L WaiiF.er, Mnm'"l, lK: Daullon, Ptul •d cl plm, 17; K11TnR. l.n& Anii!!ICI, I~; IAwV~n , Ch!CIIO, IS. noU~N tMSES Griwwn. Mnnlrc· II, ~. lk'ih i~. -- AMEIIICM' LEAGL"E T- PeL W L ( ORJW,O .....--.~~-- 4J - 'M lhwuilla.___,D 4 5) .5Q .,. 11 .D ~ n: 5I! .G All 16) H.1lt.irnolc ...---·--" 46 -Bm'Cift"-*.. ....-...,,___.... ~ ~·-··.«l -- ~ L .............. _ A71 lS4l ClJE\II'l.Am.. _ ... ll o.t~nd --- -·-· 4ID ,. - - -· <Q Ta• .....-----~51 5I llll Silt .M 41D cmc:.a:o·--·--·lll Callfomia--·-·--Ci Kanus ~ _____... Sc.lulc ..- - - -...-..1 jl Sl SJ U Q 41 ) 114 G New Yori, 27; Ynunt, Milwaukee, 21; llcimct, Tem, lS; !\icm. Teau, lS. l)tnoCNIIul, Baltimore, 9; TM.IPU~S l.iltach, Milwl\lkcc, 6; Andcnon, Balli· more. 6; I ~ Jriln~~«~, Oliuao. 6; R. 41o- "'"·Toronto, S; Mtek, holinnetott, S; Sierra, Tun , S; White , Toron~o , S; KaineJ, O!iuan, 5. IIOME MU~S McGwire, Oakland, 31 : Juan (lMula , Te.u&, 24; Dcct, [)e.. ltnit, 23; 'l'eulctnn, lle1toit, 22; Fielder, Darnit, 20; Cart~r. Toronto, 20: Belle, C.I.J;VEI.ASI), 19; Can~eco, Oakltnd, 19. 5auJc a Qicap. 2:35 p.m. o.l&land 1t Ktnau City, I :M r.m. Calilam1.1at Teu&, I:OS p.m. 5 ~~Ill_ ....::. Philadelphia runs .with h)s fifth over one sUtLch and did not allow a home run and a sacrifice fly. runner past second base. Giants 5, Braves 0 He outdueled Charlie Lcihnmdl John Burkcu pi1ehed a four-hit- (8-4). Lcibrandt went seven innings ler and Mau Williams singled three and allowed eight hils and three Lrmes and scored four runs as the earned runs .. Giants began their crudal fiveCraig Colbcn drove in three game homcswnd. runs for the Giants, two with a Burkeu (7-6) retired II in a row Lnplc. Minnesota not panicking over fall out offirst after loss to Milwaf.lkee ..., Au... ...........H 4ID .. . lliNO!NNAn. ......H oQ -- s..oq. .........» s.. -..... ....... .... ___ ··--···-·· three. 1.29 in lhroo slliTIS with Piusburgh. · The Expos went up 2-0 in the The firatcs had scored only three first when Grissom drew a walk off nms m24 innings for Jackson until Greg Mathews (0-1) and scored on IIIey finally gOLIO Cardinals swrler Walker's 18th homer. Mathews Mart Clark (2-5) in the seventh. gave up five hits and four earned Bob Patterson pitched the final runs, SLruck out one and walked two innings for his seventh save. three. Clark had checked the Pirates on Len Dykstra drove in both ooerunovcr 14 innings this season until Mike LaValliere doubled. ~- L ind singled and Alex Cole lripkd over Rex Hudler's head in rigllt f~eld lO break open the scorcks:s game, . In the only other games Thurscby. Monucal bca! Pluladclphra 7By The Associated Press 2. San Fr.mcrsco beat Allanla 5-0 Kirby Puckclt isn't worried that and Los Angeles defeated Sa~ the Minncsolll Twins have dropped Dicgo6-5 in 10 innings. Ol!l of first place for the first time •:xpus 7, Phillies 2 Ma rk Gardner won his lOth since June. game of _the season and Larry . "Some people might be panickWalker h1~ a two-run homer, but tng, but we arcn 't," Puckcll said lllc Expos suffered a. severo setback after Thursday night's 5-2 loss to when star outlicldcr Marquis Gris- the Milwaukee Brewers. ''Our time som sulfcrcd a hwrline fracture of will 'comc and somebody is going to have 10 pay." his k:fl hand. For now, the Twins aren 'I costGrissom, who leads the major ing other teams very much . leagues with 54 stolen bases, was They've dropped four straight, hit by• Phillics pitcher Cliff BnmlIcy in the si~th inning and will be their longest losing streak since April 1991, and fallen from the AL lost to the team indcfinilely. West lead for the first time since Gardner (I 0-8) allowed six hiLS, June 28. suud out four and walked two in 6 meanwhile, won for allll innings. Mel Rojas finished, theMilwaukee, fifth time in seven games and lowmg one hit and sLTiking out ~"'"'' 9-6), t oO! run. l!klmi.t (fii'IMI 9-6) at CI..EVEI.ANO ~- 4'9), loll,.... . In Cht majors. •• T- sc:.-cn innings 10 lower his ERA to Mnnii'CII. 31: l..enUnrd. 5t. I.nut~ , 31, f anlcy, llouMM, 27; Hutlcr, l. n~ Anaclc:.• . 21: G•nt, Atlnt1, 2fi; lll'iNftS. f'l \ n \SAT I. 2t.. lrtr i'Clll,\ ti (12 dcti.1 inns) Gl&vine, ALI.ml.ilo. lit-l 1M2. 2.49: K. lhll. Mmtre41, 11-4, 7511, 2!10·, Cune, New Ynrk . 124, 7.~1 . 1.71; Iliad;, ~bn hlnCLJcn, 9·3, 7"rn, 2 ~ T.: 1111t~hu ry, St. l.nui,, ](}.i, .11 -l . I '17: Swuldd l. CINCINNATI-t 9-4, STOLEN IIASI·:S l.isuch, Milwau· kcc. 35: lnl'mn. CI.I\Vfii.AND. 3.5; An· denmn, ltahimnn::, 3~ ~ Polnnia, Califor· nit, JS ; M. llendcr•on , O•kland, 31 ; M.ain~ . Chkaan. 30; k . Alnmar, Taranto, 25. I'ITCIIIMI (12 duminM) - Jl.lln Cuz. "'""· Tnrnnto, 12· 2, . 11~7 . 2.03: Appic.r, Kansu City, 12-3 , .1100, 2.12; Flernina. Se~ttle, 11·4, .7SO. 3.09: J1mic Moni1, Toronto, 12·4, . 7SO, 4.S4; McDowell, Oic•an. 1 4· ~ . .737, J .SO; Muuina, Btlti· more, 10-4, .714, 2.~7 ; Smiley , Minncso\1, lll-.5, .667, 3.311; K. ltmwn , Tcus, 14· 7. .ftlt7 ' 3.44. STRIK.iiOlJTS Clemens. Un.tan , IlK; Juan (ium\an, Tnmntn, 131: Peru., Sew Ynri , 132; R. Jnhrum, Scattlc.ll2; Appier, Kanus <;ily, 110; K. Urown, Tean, IQR; Mctlanald, R1himore, lOS. SAVE~ -- Eckersley, 01kland, 33 : A1uilera , Minnc•otl, 29; Jclf Ruuell , Tc•u. 26; Mnrnaomcry, K•nsa1 City, JJ ; Oiu'IR, llaltimorc, 24; ltcardM, !lnston, ll ; lh:nry, Milw•ukc:c:, 20: Thi&pen, O!icaa"· 20. Transactions llu...,ball AIM'f'ka•l.taaut AI. Suarcndcd Slu:c&cr Harna, Oc tmit l'iacn nutl'idd~:r. fnJ lhrw &•met fOJ chua•na the mnund durina • aame IJI1RJI Sc.lttlcnn Ju ly 22. C:I\I .II ,.O ilSIII 1\S(lEI.S - Piaced .Jmc (lm~:a lei., outfielder, m wn~<ln for the: purro.c of aiwina him his uncood i· tim'! n:lc:.uc. lll .l:l: JA YS - 1\c:quircd Marik l:ic:hhnm, pitch.:r, fmm 1he c.. tUor· ni1 Angel- flit ltnh l>uccy, outficldc.r, and T<>llO~I'O <lrcJ Myur~ . catcher . M.c:callcd Randy kMn and Ell srra~uc. Cllchcrs. ~llk.n•IIA'IItlt I.OS Mlrl(lEI.I:s OOOGERS -- Rc luJC.d Juan S1muc:l, AOCI'II'Id blsernm. RecaUcd l!rie Yowta- 10e:ond hncrn~n . rrcm Al~uc.rquc or the Pacific Coau Lcaauc. remained five games behind Toronto in the AL East Chris Bosio (8-5) scaucrcd seven hits in his third complcle game of the season. "1-11: got his job done," Puckett said. "Hcdidwhalhchadtodo." Bosio held ihc Twins to two hits through five innings and led 5-0. Bul he gave up three straight sin gles starting the sixth and found himself facing Puckcu with runners aL Lhc corners and no outs. Puckett grounded into a run-scoring double-play and Bosio was back on uack. "I needed to get back to the game plan and challenge them," Bosio said. "I tried Lo trick them. I was ridiculous." For Bosio, retiring Puckcll was the key. "There's the guy who's probably the MVP, and they've got one run in and guys on first and tfiird," Bosio said. "If he gets a hit there, it's trouble. That was the biggest out of the game." Twins starter Willie Banks (4-4) allowed five runs and nine hits in 5 lj3 innings. Franklin Stubbs ' RBI single gave the Brewers a 1-0 lead in the third, and Milwaukee broke open the game in the sixth on B.J . Surhoff's run-scoring single, Scou Fletcher' s RBI double and a tworun single by Pat Listach off Carl Willis. In other games, Toronto beat Kansas City 3-0, California beat Seaulc 6-5 and New York beat Bai(See AL on Page 5) Oudg~rs 6, Padr~s S (10 innings) Last-place Los Angeles won for only the second time in nine games on Todd Benzinger's sacrifice ny. That was the good news. The bad news came before the game when outfielder Darryl Strawberry announced he will have season ending back surgery next month. Benzinger's ny LO right drove in Brcu Butler, who scored three runs. Butler drew a leadoff walk from loser Jose Melendez (5-7), who balked him 10 second. Rookie Eric Young then singled and Eric Karros, who drove in two runs and scored twice, was intentionally walked before Mitch Webster struck out. Benzinger then lofted a ny Lo right with the outfield pulled in, and Tony Gwynn's one-bounce throw was too laic Lq get Butler, who slid around Benito Santiago's tag. The victory went to Jay Howell (1-1), who retired both hullers he faced. Indians to celebrate 60th year in Municipal Stadium today CLEVELAND {AP) - The cral admission ticket selling for Sl Cleveland Indians game scheduled and bleacher scats selling for 50 for today with the Detroit Tigers cents. The price for popcorn and was to mark the 60th anniversary pcanuL~ also was sci at .50 rents. On Saturday. old-timers such as of the first game ever played in Municipal Sllldium. Lhrcc-!ime India~ All-Star Rocky The day was Sunday July 31, Col~v no and Mrckey Lolich and 1932, and the game was a pitching W1lhc Horton from the Tigers 1968 duel thai pined the Philadelphia World Series team will be featured A's Lefty Grove against Cleve- in an exhibition game before the land's Mel Harder inside a shining I :35 p.m. game. Municipal Stadium. S~nday is "T-Shirt Day", with Philadelphia won the game 1-0. the f1~st 15,000 funs in the gates Slanley Mcjak remembers that rccc1vmg commemorative t-shirts game. He and his brother, Louie, showing the 1992 Indians wearing each spent the 55-cent admission the 1932 uniforms. for dead center bleacher scats. Stanley Mcjak, now a resident of St. Petersburg, Fla., planned to Stanley was 18 al the time: Louie return ~Jday 10 the swdium he says was three years his senior. "I read in the paper thai there he loves. This time, he said he were 80,000 people in the stadium. would be with his duughler. I remember that Philadelphia "Louie passed away in 1986" scored a run late, in the eighth or Mcjak said. "He was 75. If hew~ nimh inning, when Harder walked living, he'd be with me." a man ," Stanley Mcjak, now 78, recalled. He said he was disappointed at the loss, but thrilled with SPRING VALLEY CINEMA the experience of s~ing the first 446 4524 . ; . game ever played in Municipal Stadium. "The day was perfect," the younger Mcjak said Wednesday . "I kept that game in my memory as one of the best ever played." This weekend, the Indians were to cclcbMc the 60th anniversary of that first game in Municipal Swdium. Today,thc Lewn was to begin a three-game home series with the DcLToit Tigers with ''Turn Back the Clock Day." The game was to begin at 3:05 p.m., with both Learns clad in 1932 uniforms. Admission for the game was also SCL at 1932 prices with a gcn- 7 Eureka Blue Rlbban Upright P9wertul Molar • Bealer Bar Brush Roll • Carpet Hei!11t MJUS1men1 O'DELL LUMBER COMPANY 634 Mllln Sl, Pomeroy, OH. 1192-5500 .,.. NLIMlNIII NIIMYIMIMI..atn ...... AIU&.T . , . . .... I\"'JMM_, UMa0'1'8NJMD ~12_..._ HUFFY "illllllliAIII l!!:i!• 6912. U I: Mnraan. Chicaao. 9-4, .692, ! .4? .'HIUK EOI JTS - -Conc, Nco. 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Shannon Miller salvaged silvcr for Lhe gymnastics learn afiCr her world champion teammate stumbled at the starl. The swim 1cwn, in surpassing iiS Seoul performance with six races 10 go r.mg up an impressive eight medais and two records Thursday. Biondi grabbed a silver in his last Summer Games solo, the 50-meter freestyle . He didn't make an official ~nnounooment, bul Biondi spoke likc a man who knew the end was at hand. " I didn't caleb Mark Spiv., bull · now ha~c 10 Olympic medals and I don't think many people even dream of doing that. I have it It's done," he said. The 26-year-old from Castro Valley, Calif., could tic Spi11.'s IImedal mark as a preliminary swimmer on one last relay team- a role which seemed impossible four years ago when he dominated in Seoul. His totals now: seven gold, 1wo silver, one bronze in three Games. Zmcskal, going for gold two days after her coach announced his retirement, simply ran out of miraclcs in the all-around competition, She stepped out of bounds on her noor_exercise, dashing any hope of scndmg Bela Karolyi out a winner. "It wasn'tthc best night of my life," said Zmeskal, who received a hug from her mentor after the first -event stumble . Ahhough Karolyi may be gone, Zmeskal could come back - she'll be 20 for the Atlanta Games. She could slill win a gold here on the individual apparatus, bul gymnastics' most prized medal slipped away. It went mstcad 10 unhcrdldcd Tatiana Gutsu of the Unified Team, a late substitute for an injured teammate . The 15-ycar -old Ukrainian outduclcd Zmcskal's rival and ICarnmalc Miller, who finished second. "I came in tonight to do the best thai I could and Uy to win a gold medal," said Miller, 15, of Edmond, Okla. "I'm very proud 10 bring the silver medal back to the Uniled SUites." Day 6 of the Summer Games Rev. James Kessee invites all p~rents of 1 the community to send their children (ages · 4 and up) To the Voyage to the Deep. For information or transportation, . 992·6302. ----··---- . ·----- - .......,_. .... ended Lhc lh ed·vith •-~UnifiCd 'th 36Team ( 0 aiOr. 1 c m as c...., wr logo 1 . 8 silver and IO bron?.c); the UniiCd SUites second with 32 {II, 11 and 10); and China third with 21 (7 10 and ) • w·ummg · , "n ·. •I every th.mg oor r . th e · m · ·ns debu1. ovcrw hclmmg The hoo IC 'h'lat . women . ps . rs anm ' ed Cz~choslovakra wrth a recordsewng 111 _-55 VICtory. II was the ~ost pomts scored and the largest vrcto_ry margm ever for a U.S. women's team · · "We want to send a .'!lcssag_e 10 the rest of the world, Clanssa Davrs~rd. . Mcssa~c rccc1ved . . . The dr~laff O~cam Tea~ was JO_mcd rn us_strarghl shooung by Launr M_crll of Cheney, Wash., who became only the second Amencan woman ever to wm a gold medal m lh,cnnc. . They wcrcn I the only Amen- · · to knock thw· opponents out cans Thursd· 0 · ; De L H · ay. sea . a oya, 19, stopped Ad1lson Silva of Braz!l wuh seven seconds lcflm their 132-pound bout Thursday nrght. Seven of n1nc U.S. boxers have advanced Lo Round 2 . · Tennrs fans rcccived,a rarctrcal - l~rce of Ihe worlds top four mens players m a d~ublcs match. 11m Courrcncamed w1th Pele Sampras for a f1ve-sct doubles victory over ~w.cdcs Stefan Edberg and AndcrsJarryd. It com~lctcd a doubl_c Thursday for Councr, who casrly won 10 SLT~rght SCLs earher agamsl Israel's G1lad B.loom , 6-2,6-0,6-0. US 11 b II · · .•. ~o cy a, team -u may JUSI hr a "S" they rc ahoullo lo~. The (('am. still sporlmg 1Ls auracllve cue< horll harrcuts, stumbled to a live-set 4 At ihc pool Lhc . ·m 1 . h ld viclllry over Spain that raised more • SWI cam c c h · th· h a medal marathon· six race · each ye rows an opes. ending with allca.stonc med~·l. . "We knew Spain would be fired With six races lefl tod· lh up for the match and that they U.S. swimmers 'have hav':rriin~ would he ready •." ~~am leader gold eight silver and six bronze Steve T1mmons smd. But most of med~ls in B~rcclona _ live mo;c the pro~lcms wpro on our side of than they won in Seoul. the net. Kicking off Lhe rush Thursdu Wh1lc the volley~llers sllUgglc was the bad boy of the buuern Y to wm ~err thrrd suarght gold, the Melvin Slewart of Charlouc N (;• women s haskNball team, a twoHis father once worked for Ji~ ~nd 11me defending champion, was Tammy Faye Bakker, which crealcd some family connicLs; Melvin ... , was once caught naked in a girl's dorm at 2a.m. . But he was all business Thursday, zipping to a gold and an Olympic record in the 200-mctcr bullcrfly. After winning, he chomped down ·on his medal in an impromptu check to make sure it was real. "It's the Olympic Games. IL's not a party, it's a celebration," said Slewart, who knows lhc difference. ''IL's a celebration of just hard work and who you arc and what you want to do in life .... IL's an incredible feeling." The womcn's400-mcler medley relay Learn did Stewart one beuer, smashing a world record set by the East Germans in 19114. The Learn of Lea Loveless of Crestwood, N.Y., Aniw Nail of Towson, Md., Crissy Ahmann- Leighton of Tuscon, Ariz .. and jenny Thompson of Dover, N.H ., bcucrcd the world mark by 1.15 seconds. finishing in 4:02.54. Janet E.vans, the sweetheart of Seoul with her three golds, won her first of the '92 Gamc.s with a lopsided win in the MOO-meter freestyle. TAKING AIM- The USA's Oscar de Ia aclion Thursday In Barcelona, Spain, which saw The Americans weren't the only Hoyo or Los Angeles (lert) takes aim al Drar.il's the American win !he bout. (AP) hoi swimmers; two other Olympic Rou Silva during their 60-kg, boul In Olympk: marks and one world record were set. Lin Li of China, in the 200 individual medley, wiped out the oldest swimming record on the books, · East German Ute Gcwcnigcr's 2:11.73 set in 1981. Lin, who also ha.s two silvers, finishcd in 2:11.65. Canada's Mark Tewksbury won By The Associated Press Bugel acknowledged he didn't Johnson injured Lhc shoulder MonLhc I00-mctcr backstroke gold The Los Angeles Raiders and sec the balllcs between Smith and day and swelling led doctors to medal in an Olympic-record 53.98 the pectoral muscle was seconds . Alexandre Popov of the Phoenix Cardinals didn't lei the Cardinals Ulcklc Luis Sharpe. The believe Lorn - a diagnosis confirmed durUnified Team cswblished himself rain nor Phoenix coach Joe Bugcl two begun 10 scurnc after Sharpe ing exploratory surgery Thursday. get in the way of their fisticuffs. gave Smith an cxLTa shove al the as the fastest man (submerged) The wide receiver position has from the two teams Players end of a pass-rush drill, prompting with an Olympic record against been funhcr thinned by a broken Biondi in the 50 meters. Popov shoved and shouted, then began skrrm1shes among other players. ankle suffered Saturday by running, throwing punches during their joint Minutes la1er, Sharpe and Smith now has two golds and a silver. back Steve Sewell, who sometimes practice session a1 Flagstaff, Ariz. squared off again bul didn't fight. When showers sent the padded "I 'm a football player, not a is a receiver on third down, and combatants indoors, they went a profcs.sional fighter," Smith yelled. off-season back surgery for few more rounds. Later, he IOid reporters he want- Michael Young. During the indoor action, Bugcl ed to slop fighting because of the Jets was slugged as he aucmpLed to onlookers. The New York JeiS arc playing break up a fight. The punch left "I was thinking of the kids hardball with holdout veteran Ken On the 14th circuit, Kinser's him with a bruised left check, but walehing the practice," Smith said. O'Brien while all bul handing lhc determination and serious chance he wasn't seriously hurt. "We oughtiO oc carrying on wilh starting quarterback job to Brown"Somebody got me. I just hope a decent practice, not starting ing Nagle. O'Brien is seeking S2 laking allowed him LO regain the million, bul the Jets haven'! budged lead. From thai point on, a nip-and- it wasn't my own player like lights... Sharpe, entering his lllh sea- off their offer of $1.5 million made tuck baiLie de vel oped beLween the (Raiders defensive tackle) Bob two front-runners until Swindell Golic said. I think iL was one of son , said both teams arc physical, nearly a month ago. O ' Brien's agent Jeff Moorad took over for good on lap 22. One theirs got me in the eye. I got his adding that Smith , entering his lap later, Kinser's disabled mount number," Bugcl said, referring to third season, has "a lotto learn and hasn ' t heard from the JcLs in two slowed to a stop in turn four, hav- videotape of the evening practice in I' m going to have to take him 10 weeks. school the next few days. " " We remain perplexed," ing blown an engine. the Walkup Skydomc. Moorad said. "We're waiting by Reporters counted II fights on llronc~ Jac Haudcnschild, Millersburg The Denver -Broncos' widcouts the phone." moved into second on lap 38, but the Raiders' first day here . The teams will practice 10gclhcr twice a arc just out right now. Licms by this Lime Swindell was long There may he another Sanders day through Saturday. gone. Wide receiver Vance Johnson After the outdoor action, Bugel will be sidelined about three in Lhc Dcuoit Lions' den. Overall, more than 60 cars comcalled the fights "good, clean month s after undergoing surgery Barry Sanders' older brother peted in the program. fun ." But Raider end Anthony for a tear in hi s right shoulder . Byron has a chance 10 make the Smith didn'tlikc il. Lions' roster as a backup running SUMMARY back. FAST TIME: Steve Kin ser, A 1989 draft choice of the Bloomington, Ind., 13:29 new track Chicago Bears, Sanders has g011en record. a close look from coach Wayne Heat Ohc: Dave Blaney, Steve Fontes as the Lions try to find a Kinser, Steve Siegel, Gary Wright. wonhy backup for the 1991 Player Heal two: Craig Rankin, Jac of the Year. Haudcnschild, Bobby Davis, Jr.: BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Former $62,440.43 salary. Any money he Patriol1 Donnie Kreitz. Ohio State offensive coordinator earns in excess of thai amount, he Eugene Chung has reponed to Heat three: Terry McCarl, Elliol Uzelac is officially jusl visit- can keep. The contract ends April Lraining camp - all 6-fool-4, 295 Sammy Swindell, Fra'nkic Kerr, ing lbc Cleveland Browns' summer 18, 1993. pounds of him. Ma~k Kinser. camp, but he has made it clear that Uzelac has received Browns The New England PaLTiOis' first· .Heat Four: Bobby Allen, Kevin he'd love to join coach Bi II coaching gear and a playbook and round draft pick - an offensive Huntley, Lance De Wease, Joey Bclichick's staff. swnds behind the offen sive unit lineman oul of Virginia Tech Allen. Uzelac said he had lalk'ed to with the other members of HeaL Five: Stevie Smith , Dan Bclichick about joining Lhc staff "a Bclichick's swff, helping out the known for protecting quarterbacks - arrived Thursday after signing a DicLTich, Andy Hillenburg, Johnny long time ago after I left Ohio offensive line. four-year deal. Herrera. State." He also said that if When the Browns leave camp "I think this guy' s got every C-Main: Jamie Smith, Chris Bclichick offered him a job that he Au!!. 10 for a week of practice thing," Dick MacPherson Pichiro, Jack Hcwill, Ralph Spi - would accept il. agarnstthc New York Giants at said. "h'scoach a thrill to have him." lhaler, Gary McCollum. · "I have great respect for Bill. I Fairleigh Dickinson University, · Chief.1 B-Main: Danny Lasoski, Kenny have ~real respect for Lhc Browns Uzelac said he will accompany the Less than 24 hours after free Jacobs, Danny Smith, Craig Keel • organl<llllion. That would be a great team. agent kicker Mike Lansford hit Hof Rod George. opportunity." Browns spokesperson Francine I 0 field goals, the Kansas City A-Main: Sammy Swindell, Jac Uzelac is auending daily work· Lubera said, "We addressed this Haudcnscbild, Andy Hillenburg, outs at the learn's Berea training when they first noticed it - Mr. Chiefs brought a second kicker into Donnie Kreitz, Bobby Davis, Jr., camp and has roomed with mem- Uzelac's presence at the training training camp. But it wasn't Nick Lowery. Mark Kinser, Danny Lasoski, Joey bers of lhe coaching sta[f. camp - and he .is just one of the The veteran Chiefs kicker, Allen, Danny Smith, and Dave If Uzelac is hired by the many coaches who have visited whose .793 career accurJcy is the Blaney. · . Browns, Ohio State -which is us." best in NFL history, remains Skyline action tonight paying Uzelac $62,440.43 a year 10 Lubera declined to say whether unsigned. Skyline Speedway in Slewan is not coach the Buckeyes - would Uzelac would be offered a position The Chiefs on Thursday rescheduled to host double features benefit finan~ially. with the Browns. signed Sieve Swruwich, a 25-ycar· tonight in all divisions, inclduing Uzelac, 51, is under contract Uzelac's relationship with old former professional soccer the Bob Adams Memorial Race. with Ohio SUIIC until next spring Belichick goes back more than 20 player. afler resigning Feb. 2 I. years. At the U.S. Naval Academy, Ohio State tailback .Robert where Bclichick's father, Steve, Smith quit the team last A,ugust served as an assislllnt coach for 33 afler accusing Ut,clac of having Iii- years, Uzelac was an assistant tic regard for players' academics coach and head.coach. and health. Smith rejoined Lhc team A teen volleyball tournament, soon aflcr Uzelac's resignation was sponsored by dJe You!h Council or amouncetl. lhe Meip County Libniry, will be Al~( M~G Ohio SUW! legal counsel Raben held Saumlay It 9:30 a.m. in Gen- Duncan ·said ThlirSday he had seen · CALLI eral Harti111er Park in Middleport a s10ry published in the Akron Bea.Iff WAINU INS. All teens are invii.Cd 10 aucnd. con Journal in which Uzelac said Registration is requirod. '-'r.OIL4576t he would love 10 join Lhc Browns For more information or to reg- as an assiSIIIIII (:OIICh. tf2-S47t ister, inquire at the Pomeroy or · Under tctmS Of his CORLTaCl with 1.-.74NNI Middleport Library or lbc Bookmo. · Ohio State, Uzelac must pay back OIIE EYEIIIIQ -7:10 bi.~. RCIIistralion caar be phoned in 10 the university any money earned Altle;lulon 11.• by calling 992-5813 or 992-S713. from outside sources up to his Cardinals, Raiders keep figh~s brewing in spite of showers, Bugel Swindell claims 25th annual Sprint Car Classic victory By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent 1991 Daytona 500 veteran and Sprint Car specialist Sammy Swindell of Bartle!~ Tenn., proved 10 be the class of the field en route 10 winning Don and Helen Martin's ·25th Anniversary Silver Cup Sprint Car Classic at Lcrnervillc Speedway in Sarver, Pa. Paying $25,000 to win, the show was the richest one-day World of Outlaws event ever. Having won the Kings Royal al Eldora la.st weekend, Swindell has pocketed more than $75,000 in prize money in just!wo events. Steve Kinser- King of the Outlaws- in the Valvolinc Nil jumped into the early lead, but Swindell ran down the 11-timc champion on lap seven IO' Lake the lead. (Continued from Page 4) timore 6-2. Chicago at DeLTOil was postponed by rain. Blue Jays 3, Royall 0 David Wells (6-4) allowed three hits in seven innings, and Duane Ward and Tom Henke finished with hitless relief. · Henke got three outs for his 18th save in 21 chances. Luis Aquino (1-2) gave up three runs - two earned - and seven hits in 5 2/3 innings. Visiting Kansas City lost for the fourth time in five games. AnRels 6, Marln~rs S Pinch-hiltCT Gary Gacui capped a five-run eighth innin~ with a throe-run homer at Anaherm Stadium. . Junior Felix greeted Russ Swan (3-7) with a two-run single off the glove of shortstop Omar Vizqucl and OIICiti, baUing for Von Hayes, followed with his seventh homer of the year. · · Mark Eichhorn (2-4) pitched a pc:rfccl eighth and Joe Grahc finIshed for his lOth save. Kevin Mitchell hil a three-run homer and Vilquel doubled in 1wo runs for Lhc Mariners. yankees 6, Orioles 3 Curt Young (3-2) gave up four hilS in eighl' innihgs. winning his second decision for lhe Yankees since he was cut by Kansas City on June 10. Mel Hall contributed a home run al Y311kee Stadium. Rick Suleliffe (10: I I) losl. Steve Farr gave up pinch-hitter . ChilO ManiiiC7.'~ run-scoring single in the ninth before popping up S11111 Hom with two on for hi§ 13th save. E. M.11 rtine"A, !ultle . . 331: R. Alomar, Pomer9y-Middleport, Ohio At Barcelona, AL games ... 'A .mnKan Luaue JJII Friday, July 31, 199~ Uzelac doing more than 'just visiting' Browns' summer camp Volleyball tournament slated for Saturday 518"x4'x8' T1·11 Wood Siding 15.49 Plllnt or ...In to onho-lhe noturotwood -.ay. 1 Drywall 2.74 Clean, dry and kept under co'lllr. Cash and carry only. SPF Framing Lumber Size 2n14n 2nz6n 10' 2.44 2.89 3.34 4.79 3.89 5.84 • l j' COLONY THEATRE 51011 JmuiS: ....... 7... ,. FRL 1HIU 1HURS, -...,,li•SPIII BALDWIN · mw.wtt. (758) RYAN ~W~WAKISS ...... -• J s.n.r.a.s,. lf.2 GALliPOliS RIIY, WY PHONE: (304) 675-4584 �Friday, J!liY 31, 1992 • Community calendar Community Calendar items appear two days before an event and the day or that event. Items must be received well in advance to assure publication in the cal· endar. Ch urch of Ctt ( ISt --f(-tfl'lltlll 212 W. Moin St Plslor: Andn:w Mik:t. Sunday S<:hool · '1:311 a.m. Wcnhip · 10:30 o.m., 7 p.m. W~sday S.:rvice• -7 p.m. rr.--u1 W&..W. (:Jourdo ur <:hrbl 33226<llildn:n'• llmoe Kd. '1'12-31W7 Sunday School . II a.m. WOBhip : I0 a.m.•6 run. We!WsdMy ScMu:~ · 7 p.m. Mlcldt.pon (.'~- •<f Ori>l ~111 and Moin lapiWCIIIII<II PISWr: Alllartkft Am Sll<cl, Middlepoot PUU>r. Maoic Mom>w Satunlay Service -7:30p.m. _SondaySchooi-IOa.m. Sunday Sdoool · 9:30 o.m Wcnhip · K:IS, 10:30o.m., 7 p.m. Wonhip • II a.m .. Ktt1u (.'lturt.il uf' 01rhlt W~csda)l Servic:r~ w.......y Service·7:30 , .... Sundoy Wormip · 111:30 a.m., hJII p m. Wednesday Sorvice• . ~: 30 p.m. 1J•• t'h11rt~ ur , ..,.,. Porntroy,llam...,vitlc Kd. (Ro. ~ulot': lnlerim fll~lor E. I..1mar 0' Hry• SunO.y SdkiOI · 9:30 a.m. w... hip . 10:4la.m., 7:30p.m. Wodneadoy ScrviceJ · 7:30p.m. Mlcldloport .,... Bopal.a . Comer Sixlh A Palmer Sunday School · 9:1S a.m. Wonllip ·.IO:Ih.m. Wedneadoy Scrvia:s · 7 p.m. Radae .'lnl lapful Paslor. Steve Davcr Holiness Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wot<hip - 10:40.m., 7.30p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m. SMvcr Run Rapllol Putor: llilll.iule Sunday School · 10 a.m. H) ... Mlftllull.... (:Joowdl Tuppen Ploln< Chunil ul' C~rt>l Sunday Sell<•~ · 9:30o.m. llapllll Pastor: Rev. Earl Shuler Sunday School · I0:30 a.m. WOJShip . 9:30a.m. Thunday Service• • 7:30p.m. ·Old lld~t .... Wllllloptlol Ch~~r<h ' llll!lll St. Ko . 7, Middk:pon Sunday S.:lw.lol · 10 a.m. livcnina ·. 7:30p.m. Thllnday Scrvoa:s ·7:30p.m. HMioldt Hapllll Chtwch So. RL I 0 ,.. orr Ro. 7 · hl1ot:ltev. Jatne~ltu\cn:e, Sr. Sunday School • I0 a.m. Wonllip. II Lm., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. H. . laplllll Chaptl S70<lrB So., Middlcpon 1'11-. Dovid Hryon, Sr. SunoMy School • 10 a.m. Wonhip- II Lm., 7 p.m. W~sday Scrvia:s - 7 p.m. Vkti"'J Hapllol SlS N. 2nd So., Middlcpon ~'astor: Jemcs li. KC<IC< W\)llloip • 10 a.m., 7 pm. w.......y Sorvia:s. 7 pm. Fok~ Bopllsl <.'lourch Rlilruod St., M"un SUnday School · 10 a.m. Wonloip - llo.m., 6p.m. Wednaldly Service• - 7 pm. F - RH llapllol PaM«: Arius llun Sutodoy Sclw.lol · 10 o.m. Wonllip · II o.m. Sundoy Solw.lol - ~: Jelo.m . Worship · II~Jfh.111 . , 7 p.m. lln«ur<t C~n:h •<fl'llrW St. Kt 124 .t. {',. Kd. ~ 1•u1ut: lkrck Slump Sunday Schuol - 9::Wh.m. Wonhip · IU:30 a.m., 7:1U p.m. Wo.Jncsday SctvK."C' - 7:JU p.m. Sunew Rtt~d Clturd• tl ( 'llmt l..llor: Ju•cph II. ll.,.kin• Sundt)' S4;;huol - IJ a.m. Wocshi£'1 - 10 a.m .. 7 p.m. Wednoday Service' - 7 p.m. Ub<rly Chrt>lloo I '~r<h Wtnh <"•II Suntl.lly School • 10 a.m. EY\:nm8 - 7 p.m. Wednesd•y Scrvtcc - 1 p.m. L1111pvlllr- (:hrl'ili•n Cll•rrll Surk-111)' s,oo..J - IJ:Jn 1.m. Wormip - IU:Jfll.m., 7:Jel p.m. Wc""ldty Scl"'l'ioc 7:30p.m. H•hwk f:ruv• f1uwth ~u1or: Charles Domiaan Surw:lly ~eho:M • 10:30 a.m. Wonhip - 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. a...."'Mt.l'h-<<fCIIri>l f'l~au.-: Wc:dneiday Servia: - 7:l0p.m. Latter-Day Satnts ............. · -.r J - ( . lo lolllttlloy S.lob "'"l.,d-Mxinc Md. Yfur~hir W~sday t_n Jn a.m. Service• - 7:311 p.m. Ptuhr Sturm Sunday Scht•.J: 9:30a.m. Wonhir Sc::NK:c: 10:30 a.m. Rilllc Sludy, Wednesday, 6:30pm. Sl. Julio IMlMIO (,.,1'<11 IW Cir.~~¥C l'a11Al<! laura A. l.codl Slortffk:r Wormip . 9::10 o.m. Sunday Sthool - 10:30a.m. Our Sa¥kMir l.utheraa Clnwt111 Walnuoond 11""1)' St1., MaYC~~awaocl, W.Va. Plsoor: Rev. Gc:orae C. Weiridc Suorloy • 9:30 ..... , Wonhip - 11 a.m. PaSlOI': Laun~ A. Leach ShrcfRcr Sunday School ·9:45a.m. Wonilip · II a.m. Untied Methodist Gnlll• Voked Mtllladllll Wonhip · 9:30a.m. (IQ .t. 2nd Sun), 7JO p.m. (3nl.t. 4th Sun) Wc:dnc~y ServK::c - 1:30 p.m. MI. otlvt Uolhd Molhodl.a orr 124 behind WitketYilk: Pastof: Charles Jones Sunday Sdo<ool · 9:30a.m. Wonh:r. · · 10:30 Lm., 7p.m. Thurs y Servia:1 -7 p.m. Mt.-1~ Cuopcr•tin hrilll i'iortil<alll (.'1.,...,. Sull<lay Selouul · 9::10 a.m. Wonhip · II a.m., 6:30p.m. l'llrl'lll.. l:1loo C~cot... Paunr: Thttun Ourt11m h'tntna - 7 p.m. Wct.lnckl•y ScMt~ - 7 p.m. Hlltr<ont I'~nil •<f Chrilll In P•~tor: Hanford, W.Va. Mev. ll1vid McM .. is Sunday Schnol - II a.m. Wonhip · 9:3fla.m., 7:30p.m. WDBhip • 9 a.m. J,..,,. J•nu : Hrend• Wchcr Wonhip- 9:3fh.m. Sund1y Schwl· 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Strvicct -7:30p.m. WcdncMby Sc~M:cs -7:30 r .m. w-..,..- ... . Sh•rut llausman Sundoy Sdoool - I0 a.m. Thursdof Services· 7 p.m. ' (lort.aillll:O~Ift l'l~lu.- : · - Stiem 1'rt1 Will St U.plirrl P-. IIO¥. hllll'oylof - , . Schwl . 10 o.m. H-ioa -7p.m. 7 p.m. Alii..,_ Frwolll U.pllol Mi 1ft 1 • Sdoool . 10 l.m. · 11 o.m. ~-...- •llinica · 7:30p.m. PulOf': Sh1rat llau•man Christian Union H..,_l'l,.trlo .r Oriollo Sl.ll<lay Schoo~ · 9:30a.m. '-•llul- l'astor: Rev. Seldon Jahn,... Church of God 7:]11 Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wcnhip · 10:30 a.m. :Ill. Moorloh 1 '~- •I lind Kam'IC l••~ hw: K-=v. bme~ s.ucrlicld Wtdneld•y Services - 7:30p.m . Sunday Schunl - 9:45a.m. P"tor: MO¥. Seldon Jahn1010 1:.\ICnina • 7 p.m. WctJnc~ay ScMc~ · 7 p.m. N•U•IMII 'Jturch '' Cfnd 11hiiW : Juhn 1: Cn.-u)fln Sunday St.:t."''l · W a.m. Wu~h•p · II a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnckl•y Se.1"11'1ce• • 1 p.m. lttdli¥Yio Wormip . 9:30a.m. Sunday Sdowl · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service• ·7:30p.m. T41pptnl'llltu Sl. Poul l'l~wr. Sharun llausman Sunday School • 9 Lm. WOBhip. 10 .... Tocsdl)' Strviall · 7:30p.m. • RACINE PLANING Mill .. K&C JEWELERS Mill Work Cabinet MakinR Syracuse 212 ~- Main Slteel 992 -3785. Pomeroy 992-ml ..... .. , (00) '' • o1u' ' ~ MEIGS TIRE ~ ' CENTER, INC. i\ John~Pn.- ttl-liOt ~ullr.M9r. I) l Pomtro, GRAVEL Condor St. P01111roy, 011. 992-297S Pu&or. Dcrun Newman Sunday Sthool- 9 ~m. Wonhip ·10 a.m. Peorl Chop<l l'aslOr: Hon:na: Smith Sunday School- 9 o.m. Wonhip- 10 a.m. Jla~~or: P.uncnty Eunh•c (Gr.c:c) Kcc Sunday Sdo<x~ • 9: IS..m. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdnesd11y Scl\lices - 7:30p.m. IAWIJIIGS.(OATS FISHER . FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 2.. South 21111 Milldllporl Brogan-Warner INSURANCE ---.. : SERVICES 214 [. tlli~ 99Z·5130 Ponoeroy 1'111tor: Re" . l.loyol D. Gri...,, Jr. Sl.ll<ll)' School . '1:311o.m. Wonhip · 111:3tlo,m., h:311 p.m. w~~d•y Scl\'ia:~ ., i\11. Htno•oo V1Med llrt1llr0o ·r 1ha• Qwnmunity nlr C1l K2 ,, lo <1ort>l Chonil ' - 1 p.m. lla5hw: Ktlhc:n Sande,.. SuOO•y Sc.:htd · 9::\U a,m. R....nllltl'tlh"'10111P Ch- or tilt Suort~t P1~1or : W~sd•)' Scrvia:5 - 1 p.m. SyrKUtO Oowdl <ltw s.,_.,.., Pl51«: H.c'<l. Gknn ~~iiiM; Sund•y Sclw.lol . 9:3111.10. Wonhip · mlC11.m., ~p.m . Edeft tlnked llrflllreo 11 Cllri'" 2 112 mile.~ nonh d Reedsville on Stile ltoooe 124 Pastor: Rev. Ruhc:rt. M~rklcy Sundsy School - Ill a.m . Pltmenl)' ellurc.. tl •• \u.. rt'llr PalkH': M:cv . l'htma~ 'dt.:('lun, Sunday Schuul · 9:10 • .m. . Wcnhip · 111:311a.m. 1nd ~p.m . W~tld•y Servia" -7 p.m. . (~( ' hill'<~ of t~t "'....... I._Mt'lf: Rev. llerflm Gnre -9:30 1.m. ..,..... ,......... ,,.• ,......... Wt.. hip · II a.m., 6 p.m. Wcdfte,.d•y SrNices - 7 p.m. Pace,i. Samuel Huyc Sunday Schtd -9:10 a.m. Wur,..ip · lf~311o . m . ,6:30p.m. Wflllneday ScrvK:cs • 1 p.m. PoriiiH Flrsl l'hll«h <liM 1\Uirtllt l1a5lur: Wiltiarn lusUs Sunday School- 9,30 o.m. Worship · 10:40 a.m.• 1 p.m. WodiiCIIdly Service•· 7 p.m. \tw HI"M ('IMtrdl uttR Naurne P~nlcw: CHcnt.lnn Stroud Sund•y Sdttd - 9:10a.m. Service - 1 p.m. Full Gusptll.lf(htloouse 33045 IIi land K01d, l'omeroy P.st.o.-: Ruy llun"=' Sunday School · 10 a.m. nvenina 7:30p.m. Tocsday A l~ursdoy ·7:30p.m. Thursday servicci ·7:30p.m. South lltt~tl NewTelllmtol saverKidac 1'111"": O..ne Sydc:nstricier Sunday School • 9 ..... Wormip - 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servia:· 7 p.m. Corlt!OIIIolttdetlamlnlllollll Church Kinpbury Mood Puoor. Clyde W. llcndenm Sundoy School • 9:30 Lm. Pa1tor: Anlour Cillo!"" Sunday Wuohir · 10 a.m. Wcdnc•doy · b:lO r .m. Pl!liOf': Non Ficrix Sund11 Stlw.lol · 9: IS o.m. WMhip - IO:Il1.111. SMWvllle Postor: Flolcna: Smilh lltthloy Pa~uw : Kcnnah Hakcr Sunday School - In a.m. Wno hip · 'I a.m. Wcdnccclaiy Sctvic:e• · 10 a.m. Canntl P"'or; Kennclh lhkct s ...day SdMool • 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 111:45 a.m. (2nd A 4111 s..,) MurRina SU.r l1utor: Kenneth Uakcr Sundoy School · 9:4lo.m. Wonhip - IO:lUa.m. l~u.,doy Servi<e• · 7Jtl p.m. SuitoR Pa!lttr: Kennc1h lbkcr Sunday School · ~:Jtlo .m . Worship . lfl:4lo.m. (ho A lnl Sun) •:.• l.nart Rose.- (ir.c:c l'l~tor : Sunday Sell<•~ ..,.... · Ill a.m. Worship · 9 1.m. l~!llur: Kut~cr (ir-.-c f..!lhW: Nut.:" Vance l•a\lt~: Ne-v. ReMand Wikhn1n nuudt · 9: l:'i a.m. Wt.-ll i h•r · lll:lO a.m. II :'i llllllt.'mlM Sund•)' Sdtunl · 10:30 a.m. Wilf'lh!p - IU:Uia .m.,7:l0p.m: 'llldd\'f,ori .-,.,..,.oily Clourdo .17. ·~·~ Sl ., ~rddlqlun l.aurel (:NIT Frt'f Mrlhudi!ll: ( :hu.-.:h l•a!ll\lr: l'ctcr Tremhlay Sunday Schnul · tJ:3() a.m. Wonhip. 11~30 1.m., 7 p.m. Wcdncu.t.y Servia~ - 1 r .m. AultoodiUhk 'lltt..,.i<l l'allllf: Mev . lvan ~yc"' Sundsy Schoo~ · ~ : 10 a.m. E'II'Cnifla - 7 p.m. Wednesday Sc:rvioc• · 1 p.m. Conlvlllr Lnltnl Methudkt 1•..-1• l,_nor: llan•J E. Alk,v.·•y-l'riddy C."'h'iHe tllun·• ~-hin &. Fifih St. S..,day School · IO a.m. Wnnhip · 9 a.m. Tuc~y ScM<:e" - 1 p.m. lldlotll:louu·'l'uwn~hir ltd., ~XC Sundoy Sdoo!~ · ~ a.m. Wunhip · 10 1.m. Wcdnesdly Sen-t«~ · 10 a.m. H•o<ki"'!P'ori I 'h~ Orand Sum Sunday S<il<•~ · Ill a.m. Wunhip - II a.m. Wcdnc,.J11y Sc:Ma:c · Mr .m. Tun.. . Churt't. Co. M.d. fl1 s ...d.y Schoo~. 9:Jelo.m. Wtwshir : IOJCJ •·'"· Nazarene Rlldoe .,,. Chlrtll•<f aw s._.., llaQt..-; Thum•~ 1.. (iatc,, II Sutwby !'kht,nl · •':)I a.m. Wuohip . 111:311 a.m., b p.m. Strvi"" · 7 p.m. ~ndc::non 1- SunJa)' S..-~~~~ 1U • ·'" · ht"nin~ . 7J() r .m. WrtJnc~a~- St.·ntK.-c • 7:10 r-m. llailcy Run Kood l'a.,hw: Mcv . l~t fhwson Sunday Sc.:lk•M - 10-nl a.m. l:.vt'tHnlt 7 p.m., Tho"cl:t} ~rvtcl! · 7 p.m. •• •.•l,.ltw IUhlc Chun~ I.CIOII, W.Va. MI. I ,., "• Pa~or: Calvory IUhlt l:hurdl l'<lmclov l'ikc, Co. Rd. Pastor. Rev. lila woud SUnday Sclw.lol • 9:30 o.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdncldoy Service · 7:30p.m. Sunday School · 10 o.m. ltu-y (Mike) 'lhompon SUnday Sclw.lol9:l0 a.m. wu::t·llo.m., 7:30 pm. Wed y Service· 7:30p.m. Sunday Solw.lol9:30 a.m. tivenina - 1 p.m. Thundoy Scrvioo · 7:30 p.m. (.'"llurc:h St•ntlll)' S4:hu'" - llh.m. Rojo<klo~ l.lfe Ch,..... SIKI N. 2nd Ave., M~c:pud I.. Oior: Rev. Michloll'qio S.roloy Sohwi,· IO a.m. Wednesday Scrvicet · 7 p.lll. ( 'lort.IIIO t'.t~ ..... lp l:llll<r Sak:m Sl.,llualand Pentecostal Uurl1n~hlm at.,.l.audcnnih w,...-,hir - 7 p.m. Wcclru••.tla)' St•l"'ia! · 1 p.m. !'H-oi A-bly So. Rt. llA, Racine: p,,..., Willi .. llcbodt Sundoy School · 10 '""· fi.....,l·7p.m. Wednesday Strvicct · 7 p.m. l't~lut : M:nhcnl~. ~ucr Sunt.lay School - 10 a.m. W<wship - 11 : 1~ a.m., 7 pm. WcdncWay St:rvia: · 7 p.m. \t..... noptll'hn:h Stip.: MI.. C\4.1111(4., Sunllay "'--htJIII · 10 a.m. WuNhip • II a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdne~l•y Mlcldlrptrrt r..,.,..,..., nirdA... Jlastor: M;cv. Oark llakcr Scrvioc · 7 ~!-"' · Sunday Sclw.lol • I 0 a.m. livcnina · 6 p.m. hlth. ;,..,..,('h ...... · Wednesday Services · 7:30 p,m. , lAin It Uuuc'll'l Sttnday ~-tk•• " .."'-. !\tlvenviUc \\'trd ur i-'alltli l•aJ\o.-: D.-vtd O..ilcy IJ)r!C'Mir ("1-IIIIIIIMJ l."'IIN'dl Sund.ii)' Sc:ht.._" • 9:30 • .m. \\!c,..-.h!p · IIIJU a.m., 1 p.m. l'tstof': .,. ..'""" l,asi.Df: Rev. Viaor Roush !MfKo. ti4 !•a'lllr: l:.d,cll fart .'iu..J1) Sdud · 9::\U • ·"'· Wur\hlp - HU0un.,7:l0p.m. ' '" li\ICI'Iinj -7:30p.m. llounday Service · 7:30p.m. Colvo<J Pllaflot Ooptl lloml<invilk: Rood llaull'••oo•hl:lo- '' .' P11lDr. A. S\cWal\ Suntla)' St·lkd · ICia.m. heninf . f'l r .m. Wtdm:,J.b~- Sci"'II.'C · 1 p.m. Hwlift~Ciu• ('t. . MHMJ James l~wis SpiriiNII'aldl Cllurdl StoiC 338, Antiquity 1411 1\ridttbnan S. ., Sy'*Usc l'a~tu.- : " Sunday School · II a.m. Wonhip . 9:30 o.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. s,.,....,., 'Ill- · Sundoy Scho.~ · Ill a.m. Wunhi(l · II 1.m. Wtslcyoo Coolville Mood Posoor: Rev. l'loillip Kidonour s ...day Seloool • 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30o.m. Wcdncsdoy Servia:· 7 p.m. Ano1 Ave., llcmc:::ruy. l'oM~ Tahtnoldt "• Wolship- 10:4S a.m .• lp.m. T~• S.h ll~oo S.111n .' W~ke's Clllptl Trirolly l'••trflloll<ooal 0 - l'a~hM' : • J tivcnins • 1 p.m. Wednesday Strvico • 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. W""hip · IO:Jelo.m.• 7 p.m. w......... yServices·7p.m. · ~: 30 a.m. w...hop . ~~~~~a. m .• 7::10 p.m. W,-.ln<<d•y 7:311p.m. :111. Ulhr 1'-rouoMy Cllur<~ 1'1~1~,.. : l..a•·ftnu: ltu~ Sun.lay S..·ht•• -9:10a.m. Jiv.,·run~ · 1 p.m. Wl•dn...lay Sci"'K.'t · 1 p.m. loH•<H'oHh 11\- lb . 7~.-.. I\WMru)' Dy-f.. u, I'J~tu.- : Mew. Huh:., 1:. Smith, Sr. Sunday St:htJIII · 9:Jn a.m. Wc.,-.hif' · 111::\fh.m., 1 p.m. Wcth.-slll)' Servia: · 1 p.m. Presbyterian H•nl••vlllt Prtllllyterloo Ch1rch Wonhir · 9•.m. Sundoy School • 9:45 a.m. ) /' Mlddiql<on l.,.,.ylttloo Sunday Sehoul • 9 a.m. Wonhip . 10 a.m., 4 p.m. (2nd A 4111 Sun.) , sr.-oe ~,,.. Volled l'rtlbyterboo ; Sunday Solw.lol · 10 o.m. " Wonhip · II a.m., 4 p.m. (ho.t. 3111 Sun.) , Seventh -Day Adventist Settolh·lloy Ad....Uol Mulberry 1111. Md., l'omcruy t~d.-.11 Ffl~ ..··lp 12X \till S1 ., MttltUcpurt Chud. ~Phc:BOO l)auor: Koy lawinsky l'a~ll..-: Suroloy S.:IHd · tO o.m. • Saturday Sc:rvK:c•: S.hhtth Sdoo!j · 2p.m. W"""ip -l p.m. FRIDAY RACINE • Band practice for Soulhcm High School will be held tonighl (Friday) and next Tuesday and Thursday from 6-8 p.m. in lhe high school music room . ,. •, ..• '" au w. Mlln St., Pomeroy 992·5432 -~\ ·\_.::-9:7" Veterans Memorial Hospital Ill I . ..,_ill Dr. P-y EWING FUNERAL HOrll "Di~tnir~·ond S.ro•irP Atu ..y•" Established 1913 ol Coluntlllll, 0 . H2-2121 106 ...."' ,,.. . ... .,,.His SMALL WANT ADS fro< ABIJ PUrtHI Public Notice Public Nottce . Extracurrlcul• Acllvl- Supporting Servicea......... 1,184,682.29 Exlracurricul• AcliviU...............65,&52.72 Oebl Servlcet....... 168,916.38 Totll Dltburaemanll............. 3,146,337.41 Exc. Rcpll, OYOfA.Indw Oleb ....................46,494.59 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES ContrlbuUont I Dollllliona....,.,_, 18,980.04 Proctodalrom Salo 1-------- of Notee .............2, 198.83 Operlllng Tr1naln -ln.........................1,IIIli. 7!1 Refund of Prior Y11r'1 Expendi ....eo........ 5_315.21 Oper1ting Tranalwa ~t...................(3,i83.32) Refund of Prior Yeor'a Aactlpto......- ..... (1,476.811) Totol Olhw Rn. Sourcoa (U-).......... - .•.. .22,043.67 Exc. Rcpii/SourOvwi(Uncloo) Di• bure-lo and Olhtr Ua...,..L,...........68,531.26 Beginning Fund C.h Bat.nce.............263,114.8V Enring Fund Cuh l l l -..........34s,no.84 Aeaorwod lor Encum· bron-..-......... 114,275.31 Reaarvod lor Suboequen1 Yur..................... 14,037.61 UnrtNrVodFund IIIIane• ..........217,457.84 PROPRIETARY RJNDS OPEAAnNG RECEIPTS: Food SonricM SIIN.................. N,232.28 Exlracurricul• Aclivltiee. .............. 1,382.22 ClaoeiiiWllla & F-..................... 12,166.63 ·lrlioc. Racoiplo ..... 306,690.&7 Totil Ractlpla...............31111,471 .80 OPERAnNG DISBURSE· IIENTS: EmployMe llllllrt. a Wogoo. .... -·"··11,312.46 Eroplor- Rttiromant .. a.:::.::!~~-~~86.31 Ending Fund C.h .,................... 15,185.47 R••lrtdlor Enoumbnno ..........4I0.2t:J Unur rn.t Fund ·• ~ .,.__ ............ 15,475.11 TOTALS RECEIPTS: Tu•-.................. 724,141.54 Tuilion.-.............. ...3,010.80 E.-nlngt on lnv•t•, manll. ......... -.24,378.07: : Food Sonrlcoa ~-·--···-·--71,232.28 Ex1nlcunicular ACiivlliN. .......... 104,1N!¥1 ClluiiiWlllaA F-............. -... -26,1159.71 Mioc. Ractlp11 .....306,126.64 Gronllln Aid: lnlttrHclate SoLirce. ••.- .......3,000.00 Sllla Sourc....... 2, 186,217.$3 Fodtrll Sou----151,03US Tolel Rcpta.. ,_.3,121,074.N DISBURSEirENTS: lnatrucllon ..... -1,727,086.02 Supporting S.l'lx· ....-1,114,812.21 Extrocurrlouler Aolivlll -·-•,152.72 Oebl !ftriloao -111,116.38 EmpiO,_ '=Ia ... a Wagae. ........ - .....17,111.70 Emptor- Reu-t Bor•ft11-·-·--4Z.t121.64 Purchuod · Str.icM.--...211.443.62 SuppllMI lllllriall.....- .....1111,001.21 Olw Oblacll. .............t35.811 ToliiDI..,_ noenll. ...-.-.3,155,551.54 Exc.Rcpll.~ Oleb-............. .(29,413,75) Conlrlbu-1 Dollllionl...........22,o:Ja64 Proceacla From Salt of Not. ....... -............2,1118.83 Stoll Sou.-...........8,753.55 Ftdtral Sourc•............ 104,478.15 Bonolllo...............42,677.ftl Oparoting Tr~na:.. Purchllaod ~ .......................... 4,549.50 Sor¥-. ...........280,785.30 Refund ol Prior SuppiiM. ExperocL...............5,315.21 lllllrlale.............81,786.14 .Oper81fng Trona... Olhor Objaclo..............227.20 ~t ............_,,,(4,549.50) To111DiaburaeRefund of Prior Y•r'o manll. ...............471,788.70 Rectlplo...........-(1,476.11) Exc. Rcplo. Over/ Tolal Olh• "'"'· Sourc. (Undw) (~Mea)............... 131,2111.50 fecta. Underlhesealanderdt, Dlab...................(72,316.90) Exc. Rcplo/Sour- 0.•1 no more than 5.0 percent oJ NON-OPERATING (Under) Dlab. " lhe umplla cotlaclod dur· RECEIPTS (DISBURSE· u....tl.t........... 101,815.75 lng 1 monlh e~nconlaln theM IIENTS: bectorlo,excaptthot aytltmt collecting lower than lorly Contrlbullono end Dollllliona.............2,000.00 Enring Fund Cllh 11m plea per month thai ~ave llllance. ............ 471 ,012.31 Sllll one toltl colllorm•potltlve Rwsrwd For En· SourcM .. : .............. &,753.55 sample per monlh are nol cumbronc• ......124,536.80 viola ling lho alandard. Drink· Ftdtrol Pntrvod lor Subotquanl Sourcn ........ -... 104,478.15 lng woler which m..lt thla Y-.....- ............... 14,037.61 tlondard It uully nol aoao- Operlling Tr1nat.ro Unr•·necf Fund -ln ........................ .2,073.53 cloled wllh • hoallh rlok lrom llllance............. 332,437.12 dlteot ...utlng btrctorlaond Tolal Olhw Fin. SourCuh In Banl<a tu-) ................ 116,205.23 thould be contldortd tift." (Net)............. "" .• 100,616.22 Tho Water Dltlrlct haa Exc. Rcpto!Sourc• Over/ ln_bn.,ll........ .370,396.09 (Undw) Dllb. 1 oconducltd on lnveallgollon Ua...,..t.._., ......43,•33 Tollll Fund end h11 colloctod tddlllonol llllance............. 471,012.31 umplo• ond lhlt problem BeglMing Fund C.h SUIIMAAY INDEBTEDNESS 111._ .............. 65,4&7.67 haa bHn corrected. All BONDS nmploa taken ware Ioiii Ending Fund C.h Ballnetlltginning or 111._ ............ 109,356.00 colllorm-negollvo, For further Period. ................. 70,000.00 RoaanrodFor lnlormallon,conlaciTuppera Encumbr-eo.. ...9,151.20 ~~ring Racal Plaln•Chtallt Woltr Dltlrlcl Period. ................. 10,000.00 Unr101,..,Fwod .. 986-3315. 111._ ............... 1111,504.80 Balonet (7) 311TC 6-3().12......... ....... 60,000.00 AGENCY FIJND SUMMARY INDEBTEDNESS OPERATING RECEIPTS: Public Notice NOTES-LONG AND Extracurricular SHOAT TEAM aotlvlu..............33,no.w COMBINED FINANCIAL Tolll _...k.--..33,770.1111 Balonetlltginning of REPORT OF THE BOARD OPERAnNC Parlod................230,500.011 OF EDIJCATION OF THE Aednm•d During FiKal OISSUASEIENTS: EASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL EmployeM !lllarlM I Period. ...- .......... 143,000.011 DISTRICT Wogoo. ............ " ' ...1,51111.24 llllanet June 30, 111111 ... 87,500.011 MEIGS COUNTY, ONIO Emplov- ReUr-1 For Tho Rocal V•r Ended Beneflta....................251.04 I ..tHy lht following report lo be correcl1nd lrut, to lht June 30, 11112 PurchtMd GOVERNMENTAL FIJNDS Santi-. .............17,&51.32 IIMI ol my lcnowlodge: ElolM Boo lOll, r -.. REVENUE RECEIPTS: Suppli•• oflht Board of Educallon T111M.....................724,141.54 Malarlalo....._..,.,17,215.14 Enllm Locol School DlliL Tuition .....................3,010.80 0 - Objacll..-........7011.11 614·1185 4~1 E1rnlngt on lnv•l· Tolil Dleb...............37,432.43 (7) 31, 11o manll..................24,371.07 Exc. Rcpll. Overi(Undw) v-·· o- ~"'"r.~.~~1SU7 • ' I \ ST. AT. 7·Appox. 161Cr8s olllndwilhan8roorn, 4 bctm , farm hout11.' localod near lhe Eat._n High School. Wll 130,000 Now 123,000 WILLS HILL ROAD-need a building silo or a ~ailer sile, land layt nice and is parlly dealllll or al cleared. 14,000 on ocro •lor lind tleclric io available and lho ' ' Pomtrov • 'I '· • NOTICE • Announces the addition to his Practice. PRtSCRIPTI9N WRITING of OPHTHALMIC MEDICINES for :TREATMENT and MANAGEMENT of: '•Ocular Disease and lnjuriee •Foreip Body Removal • •Glaucoma • Emersency (Ursent) Eye Cue. .. FIRE & •SAFETY & SERVKI JACKSON EYE CLINIC ,llick Billman, O.D. 992-7075 201 Columbia Street,llckaon; Ohio 45610 172 Nwth ltcOII!IIN._ , ...l'ele hone 286-1419 I . • DR. RICK BILLMAN, OPTOMETRIST A\1 :. u. ......................61,026.76 Olab.....................(3,111.C.CI<. NON-OPERAnNO ' ClauM..W. ,, RECEIPTS and Fete .............14,713.08 ·, ~' (DISBURSEMENTS): Mlle. Ractlp11. ........... 13U7 - ., ~ Conlrlbullona I • Gronlo In Aid: DonlllionL,,,,,,,,....-1,050.60' ' lnllrmodlala Sour-............. 3,000,00 Operllllng Tranaienl ~ ......_ ..................stl.11 Stole Openrllng Tr...· Sour-...... 2,1H,207.S3 ...Qut,_,,,,,,...........(511.11) Federal Sour-.........158,03U5 Tollll Olh• Fin. SourTolei (\Jall~.-····-···---1,050.~ R-lp11......... 3,192,832.00 Ex c. RcpiiJSouroea O.lll ·: J (Undw) Dleb. I Olh• · ·! EXPENDITURE 0....ti.L............(2,&10.M) DISBURSEMENTS: lnolructlon .........1,727,086.02 Amended Flllh and Final Acoounl ol Marilyn Howory, Gu1rdlan of the Porton and Eotolt of Vttlln Howery, In Incompliant Peroon. Unle11 excapllont are fllod thereto, uld accounla wlllbeforhtorlngbtloreuld Coun on lht 2nd doy ol Stptembor, Ui2, at which lime uld accounlo will beconolcf. tredondcontlnuodlromday Ia day unlllllnally dlopooed ol. Any poroon lnteretltd m1y flll .wrlllen ucepllona lo aold account• or lo mot· len perltlnlng 10 the exacu· tlonolthllrual, notion than flvedayo prior lo lho dolo tal lor hearing. Robert E. Buck, JUDGE Common Pleat Court, Probate Dlvlalon Melgia County, Ohio (7) 31 HC 1--P_u_b_ll_c_N_o_t_lc_e_ _ PUBLIC NoncE Publlo water tytlorna ore r~~~tulrod by rule 3745-81-21 of the Ohio Admlnlolrollve 1 Code (OAC) lo routinely monllor lho boclorlal quatlly ol the drinking walorin their dlllrlbutlon oytlorn. Tho umpllng conducted lor the Tupper• Plolna-Chtlllf Wotor Dlatrlct tyotem lndlcotodthotlhePI!'mlaalble maximum conlomlnanl levolo lor total colllormt •• tpecllllod In rule 3745·81-14 ollho OAC wee oxceedod In two (2) out ol lhelwonly (20) tamplet cotlectod In June, 111112. "Tho United Sloltt Envl· ronmanlll Prolactlon Agency (USEPA) d lnkl till r ng water tllndardt and hu deter· mlnod thai tho preaence ol tolol colllormt It t pot~lbto hullhconcern, ThoprHence of theto bactttla In drinking walor gonttatly lu retull ol 1 problem wllh water treat· menl or lht pipet which dlt· lrlbule tho water, and lndl· cateo lhol tho wollf may be conttmlnaltd wllh organ· lamalhal con coutt dlteoH. DloeoH aymploma may lnelude dlorrflea, cr1mpo, I• ver, nout11, and polllbly laundlco, and any anoclottd heo d IC h•• an d I allgue. These aymploma, however, are nol)uol •••ocloltd wllh dlMit ..aualng orgonlamt In drinking woler, but also may be coulld by 1 number of factor• olhor than your drinking water. USEPA hu aet enlorceoble drinking water ttandordo lor lola I cotllorm• to roduco tho rlak of lhoto adv•11 heollh ol- Public Nottce FroiD a~ Iron Lung to a Pulpit WILLS Htu ROAD-A 2 aae oil& with a Iorge pond, owrlaoking the 5lh hold of lhe golf course, water and electric available. IIMutiful-noust see. $12,000 I S~lES Tu PPE S S R PLAIN . The 0range Township Truslecs will meet Monday al 7:30p.m. al the home of lhe clerk, Pauy Calaway. SUNDAY TUPPERS PLAINS • The Parker family reunion will be Sunday·at Tuppers Plains Elementary School with a ba.~kct dinner al 12:30 p.m. All relatives and friends welcome. 1 ·SWISHER &LOHSE Prt\<f'IOhOftS CARPENTER · The Board of Trustees of Columbia Township wilt mee1 Monday al 7:30 p.m. at lhe fire simi on . ,_.lot, ' ., •••• rt, ~!~! REEDSVILLE · "Sci Sail with lhe Savior" wilt be the theme for Vacation Bible School at the Fellowship Church of the Nazarene, Route 124, across from Forked Run, Monday through Friday from 6-R :30 p.m. ·nighlly. Classes for nursing through adult. PubliC Notice per year. StoUQn 4: Thollht 111ary ollhtllrttiSuptnloorohall be and lo hereby Mllbllohtd ltlho roll or 111,000.00 ..... yeer, plut 1'/3 of hit portion of Health lnourenoe. laollon 5: ' Thai lht .. ~ ary ol tho Fire Chftf ol the Po.,...,y Fire Dtpartmant thlll bund Ia - y oatabNahod lltht roll ol$1000.00 peryur. !ltctlon 1: Thallht ioalory ol the Clerk ol llttch Grove Comellry thtll be and It htroby .. leblllhodollheralt of $100.00 per y-. Section 7: Thallht aolary olthoZontng 0111- thall be and II htteby ..llbllthod 11 tharaltoiS1000.00peryear. Section 1: WHEREFORE, lhlo Ordln- aheM llka tllacl and be In fuR IOfct 11 of JuM 5, 11112, upon lit puuge and approvol by tho Council. PASSED: Juno 2&, 1992 ATTEST: · John w. Bloollnor Tom W•rv lorry Werhung WI=• : ·~~~~ Bolly A. Boronlck Kothy HyHII Clerk Vllloge ol Por!lefoy Meigt County, Ohio (7) 31, (8) 7 2TC DOmE TUANEI!, Brolltr..................................III2·SH2 BRENDA ~EFFEnS............................................IIII2·3051 DAR LIIE STEWART...........................................11112-8385 SANDYBUTCHER.............................................MMJ71 SHERYL WALTERS,Chtthlre............... - ..........387-0421 . JERRY SPRADLING ..............................~3,_04) 112-3411 ' 2f1 Socllertli ... '• Singing, scripture memorization, bible stories and crufL< will be feu· Jured cnch day . The children will sing rouhe morning worship service Sunday. The Dally Senllnei-Page-{ POMEROY · The Meigs Band Boosters wi II mcCI Monday al 7 p.m. at lhe high school band room IO discuss plans for the Meigs County Fair. TB skin leslS wilt be g il·en before an" a. flCr the meeting. 4 '---------Donations for the boOih at lhc fair r LONG BOTTOM · The Faith RUTLAND· The Nicholson may be delivered during lhc week Public Notice Full Gospel Chu!Ch in Long Bol· family will hold iiS 58111 reunion al of the fair before II a.m . any day 1--0-R_OI_N_A_N_C_E_N_o_.-_ _ tom will have preaching and lhC home of Allegra and Norman 61 0 . of lhc fair. singing Friday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Will on Sunday wilh a polluck din AnOrdlna-lotalobtlth t~llrl.. lor varloua non· Steve Reed invilCS lhc public . Fct· ncr al 12:30 p.m. All friends and ROCK SPRINGS · The Salis- tlacltd tupervloory ond lowship wilt follow. ramily invited. bury Township Trustees wilt mccl nontupervlaary amployeeo Monday at 7 p.m. al the township of lho Village of Pomeroy, SATURDAY Ohio. CHESHIRE· The Taylor family halt, Rock Springs. RUTLAND - There will be a reunion will be held Sunday at BE IT ORDAINED BY THE dunce al the Rultand American Poplar Ridge Chu!Ch in Cheshire COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE CHESTER • A tuberculosis skin OF POMEROY, OHIO: Legion Hall Sa1urday from 8 p.m. will! a potluck dinner al noon . SECTION 1: Thallhttall· testing clinic wilt be held al the to midnighL Music by While's Hill Chesler Fire Station in Chesler rlla of the varloua Band. Public invited. RUTLAND · A family crusade Monday, from 5 to 7 p.m. All food genatll, llrtll, pollct. wallr and wtllawolor ampioytto al lhc Rultand Church of God will ELEANOR - The Liberty be conducted by Rev . John Smith, handlers must have a currcmtcsl. tholl bo and oro hereby I I· Mounwineers will perform Sa!ur- also known as "'Gn1nd~ Cnuchcl" llbllthtdtllherttttHIIorlh RACINE • Racine Village on Exhibit A,auachtd htttto, day al Eleanor Cily Park in beginning Sunday and continuing Council will mcc1 in regular ses- which tlhlblt ohlll be •.nd Ia Eleanor, W.Va. through Wednesday. Crusade hour.; sion Monday al 7 p.m. allhe coun- httaby odoplod and ap· arc Sunday al II a.m. and 6 p.m. pro;~TION 2, Thlo Ordl· SALEM CENTER · Star and Monday lhrough Wednesday al cil chamhers at Sw Mill Park. Grange and Sw Junior Grange will 7 p.m. Public invited. io pre -regisnanca thall like tfttcl and REEDSVILLE · Condi1ioning be In full Ioree a1 of Juno 5, mcc1 Salurday al 8 p.m. al the ter call the church al 742-6020. for varsity football players al Ea.~l· 11112, upon lla puugo and grange halt ncar Salem Center. em High School wilt begin Mon- opprovol by lht Council. Election of officers witt be held LOTTRIDGE • The Louridgc day al 7 p.m. allhc foolball field. PASSED: Juno U, 1992 and all members arc asked to Communily Center will hosl a ATTEST: John W. Blotltnor aucnd. A polluck supper will be . smorgasbord dinner Sunday from SYRACUSE • The Suuon held following lhc meeung. Tom Werry noon 10 t :30 p.m. Public invited. Township Trustees will meet MonLorry Wtthung Cos1 is SS for adullS and S2.50 for day al 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Scali II. Dillon WILKESVILLE • Wilkesville children under 12. Wlltlom A. Young Municipal Buildin~. P!CsbylCrian Icc Cream Social will Batty A. Baronlck be Saturday rrom 4-7 p.m .. al lhc Kathy Hyull MONDAY Wilkesville Prcsbylcrian Church. Clerk VIllage ol Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT· "Voyage to M~gt County, Ohio All proceeds go 10 lhc church lhc Deep" is the !heme for Vaca (7) 31, (B) 7 2TC building rund. lnslallalion or a ball! tion Bible School al Vic10ry Bap· room and kilChcn arc underway. lisl Chu!Ch in Middleporl Monday Public Notice I through Salurday from 6: 15 -X:45 POMEROY • The Big Bend p.m. nighlty. Rev. James Keesee IN THE COMIION PLEAS Youth Football League will hold mvi1cs children ages four and up. COURT, PROBATE DIVJ. sign up Sawrday and on Aug. 8 and Call 992·6302 for U'allsponalion. SION MEIGS COUNTY, IS from 9 a.m. 10 noon al lhc Big OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT Bend Hcallh and Fimcss Cen1cr on RUTLAND • Rulland Chu!Ch of . OF ACCOUNTS, PRO. Mechanic Street in Pomeroy . the Nazarene will conducl Vacation BATE COURT,IIEIOS Those wanting 10 sign up should Bible School Monday through Fri, COUNTY, OHIO bring a copy of !heir birth cerJifi· day from 9-11:30 a.m . "Sci Sail Accounla and vouchera calc. Information is available by wilh the Savior" is the lhcme . ol the following nomod ftd11o calling 992-3486 aflcr 4:30p.m. clarlM havt liMn fllod In lhe Probate Court, llalgaCounly, ===================r-=~~;;::::::;:::==:::r=========~Ohlo,lorapprovaland lttll• Real Estata General Public Notice Public Notice m•fiTATE NO. 2HS3 ·Final and Dlatrlbullva Aocounl of ORDINANCE NO. 60i Jo Elan Dlahl Yeary, ExacuProbete Court ol Matga AnOrdlna- toMIIbillh lrlx ol the Eallll of Jam" A. County, Ohio ••Iarin lor varlou1 non· Diehl, 1k1 Jam" A. Dllhl, OFFICE 882-28811 Ealolo of Hugh Cutler, 1ltclod auporvlaory peroon• Jr., Dtcellld. Dtclllod nolollheVIilagoofPomoroy, ESTATE NO. 271N ·Final and Dlatrlbutlva Account of Coto No. 27503, Docket 13, Ohio. , P1ga 3$1 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Harry Ll:•ommerfllid, Exacu· NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE tor ol the Etlltt of Lucy OF FIDUCIARY OF POMEROY, OHIO: Young, O.C..tod' Anltod Code, S.C. 2113.08 S.CIIon 1: Thallhe llitry ESTATE NO. 26413 ·Sec"On July 28, 11112, In lha . of the Chief of Politi ol tho ond Annual Account ol Con· Malga County Pro belt Cou1~ Pomeroy Pollet Depertmenl, diet Clrltton, Guardian of Cltt No. 27503, Norm• thoU bund It hereby ttllb- lhe Paroon and Eelalo of Cutler, 33458 Slllt Roult 7, llllhtdaltharallol$11,750.00 Dtldra Carillon, • Minor. ESTATE NO. 26235· Third Pomeroy, Ohio, 45788 waa per yur, S.CUon 2: Thot the tlllry Current Accounl-ol Shl•loy oppolnlod EIICIIIOI ol lht eallto ol Hugh Cuttw, d• ollhtTUAdmlnlalratonhiM A, Slophenoon, Guoldlln of ROCKSPRINGS ROAD·An older horne lha1 has been CNIId, 1111 ol 33458 Slota be and It hlreby ..tabtlohod Donald G. Slephanaon, an complelely drywalled downslaira. Hat an encrmousliving Route 7, Pomoroy, Ohio, t1 lht rate of $12,000.00, In- lncomptltnl Peraon. room with 2 bey windows. a beautiful beautiful kitchen wilh crNaod ontddltlonal $500.00 ESTATE NO. 26434 • FinI 45788." an leland, a dining room, 3 bectooma, wilh llrve walk-In Robwt E. Buck, allacllva October 1, 1&12. Currtnl Account ol Etthw clotoll, a nice •tone linlplace, a wraj)IIOUnd porch, and Probtlt Judge S.CIIon 3: Thallht tolary Moore, Guardian of lht Ptt· many oulblJildngt,litling on I t/2 IICf8l olland. una K. Ntttolrood, Clerk ol lht VUlogo Admlnlalralor eon and Etlott ol Tony $55,000 (7) 31, (8) 7, 14; 3TC aholl be and Ia hereby talob- Brower, 1 Minor, BUNKER HILL·II you wanl a large farm wilh privacy, here tlahtdollhlroltol$23,500.00 ESTATE NO. 25287 • ~~~- A 1731Cr81arin with "!'prox. hall lillablt. llilaU lenc.d, with appro1. 40 actet haVIng new fence. Has a pond, 2'or 3 alrelmt._big rod bam, equtPmanl ahod, and other oulbuilci"'J•· •ne home hu 3 bectoomt, and lrte gaslo heal with. 111y trade foAmaller horne. see,aoo Crow's Family Restaurant "l'elhrilg KlfiiiUCkr Fried Clllclrt11" RAr!NE • Emertilinmcnt a1 Star Mitt Park in Racine on Sawrday at 7 p.m. will include Kyger Valley Quai'ICt, Free Counll'y and I van and Friends. Those having coupons for lhc July 18 show can psc lhem at lhis show. Everyone welcome. MIDDLEPORT • Ash Street Freewill Baplist Church wilt hold revival SaiUrday through Aug. 8 at 7:30 p.m. nighlly. Clovis Vanover witt be 'the evangelist Special · singing. Pastor Mark Morrow MIDDLEPORT • There will be inviles lhe public. a ballroom dance Friday from 7-11 p.m. a1 lhc American Legion COOLVILLE • "The Classics" Annex in Middlcpon with music fcaluring Rila While, keyboard. by George Hall. Cost is $5 per per- Junior White, bass, At Windon , son. Food and icc available. drums, and Bitt Ward, saxophone, will prcsenl gospel music al the PORTLAND - The Lebanon Founder's Day celebralion in Township Trus1ees will mee1 Fri· Coolville on SaiUrduy beginning al day a1 7 p.m. al lhc IOwnship 5:30p.m. garage. RACINE - Racine Village Council wilt meel in shorl special session Friday at 7 p.m. al Sw Mill Park 10 open bids on repaving slrcciS. Ne.,. StltlcmL'ftl Cholrdl Sunday Wriip · 2:30p.m.; llwllllltlll•<:lo- Sund•y School · 9:30 o.m. WMhip - 10:30LIII. Thundoy ScrviceJ · 7 p.m. SII.,.CIIIttt • ,, livenin' · 7 p.m. W~eldly Wcdlclday Sc:M~• · 6 p.m. ...,.... J ,, Woohip ·7:30p.m. Other Churches R•~k Sprln~s ., '. Wednesday ServK:cs - 7:30p.m. wemesd•y Services . 1 p.m. Sundays.-;..~ ., Wonhip· IU:Jtl '•.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Strvi<Cs ·7:30p.m. Juhn W. lllv1l•~ Sunday Schoo~ . 9,1CI1.m. Wonhip · lfU~ a.m.. 7 p.m. Nationwide Ins. Co. H4W. M•in tn·IJII Pomtrot United Brethren F......•G"'ffttMlllloo 'llald Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 P1<tor. Rev. K"'"r Will lord Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. W~sdoy P. J. PAULfY,. AGENT' 204 Mln<rsvlllt Lutheran Allred loll. Moriah Kopllsl l'wrtlt A Main St., Middlq!Oft p...., IWI. Gill-crt Craia, Jr. Suodoy School • 9::10 o.m. Wonllip · 10,45 a.m. Allliqllllyllaptlsl Po-. Kcnnelh Smilh SoNoy Sdoool· 9:30a.m. W-ip · lfl:4S a.m. ~Services. 7,30 p.m. Heath (MkldiLopurt) Postor: Frank Smillo Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - I0:30a.m. Wednesday Strvi<x:s · 6p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Woohip · 'h.m. St. Pool LolhcrM Chtwth Comer Syarno11: A Sceoncl St., Pomeroy Oc:..lcr l'• ~ tnr : 1•uaur: l>crun ~cwm•n • Sunt.lay Sclmul • 10 a.m. Worlhip- 9 a.m. l'hunday Sent ices · 6:30p.m. Sundav Sdlool ·9:15a.m. Wunhip · 10 a.m. William N.uu~h Standa)· S<:hunf - '} : ~1 a.m. Sundly Solw.lol · Ill a.m. W""'"p · II a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdncsdoy S.:rvioc:• - 7 p.m. Jo1•lwt•ICI!i l)uaor: Keith Kader H...,...oo,Uiollnllo""'l:h•pler l 1 •~1ur: Ma.•HI (:hurch lli('IN'nl Mil~r St., Ma~'"· W.Vt. Toolday Services - 7 p.m. Pastor:Kc11h Raider Mev. Jtllhn \cvilk: Sonday S(:hnnl I0 a.m. W1~tChip- II a.m.• 7:30p.m. RuUand Ouardt ul Uri~ Pu1or: l~aene E. L:ndcfw.,ud Sunday School - I0 a.m. Woohip · 9 a.m., 6 p.m. 'llour..Joy Scrvi<c ·7:30p.m. l~aeluf': WcWcW.y Servia:s - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. l••chr: Rt~l1 Vl•ley WtMl:hip · IU:4:'i a.m., 1 p.m. Wonhip · lti:Jfll.m. Wodneaday Serv<ee~ · 7:30p.m. 'Mt. VnhNI llopllol I~IIOf : Joe N. Soy,. Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. WlW"hip - 10::\fl a.m., 7:10p.m. Wedne~dl)' Sentt<.'C • 1:30 p.m. WoBhip · IO:Jfla.m. PaMor: Olri' S&ew1n SwKJay School - 9:3() un. Wonhip. llt._m., 7:30 r .m. l'lolrl:ru.-.llllllt H"ll_l:h_ I/2 milo: ulf Rt 325 Po""" M.,.. O'llclt Mlnk:y Sl.ll<lay Sell<•~ · 9:30 o.m. Wcdt.:\\l•y SeN icc - 7:30p.m. llf1ier ( 'luwt:ll uf ( ~hr'ht livcnina · 6:30p.m. ~ Episcopal Sunday S.:lw.lol · ~JO a.m. a.m., f<I ::\Cir.m. I:.Oterprl'lt ,)•asUN: Keith Kader ··urt'St ll:u" Sunday odo<d · 9:10a.m. Wur.htp . toJn a.m., 7:30p.m. 11:4~ ~cwman We<loe..Joy Services -7 p.m. llrodllury (:Jour<~ <<f ctorl>t w••~ip . l)uuw: l)crun Sl.ll<lay School • 9:45 a.m. Wonllip · II a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. Sull<loy Solouul ·ID a.m. Wcnhip . II 1.m., 6 p.m. Thunday Scrvi<e1 • 7p.m. WNl'J•• Hihl~ Hr•lMM Churth 7~ .... ~ Sl., ~iddlct!on . 1 1 a~ur: N:cv. N.ny \-tt.Uny Pasuw: Rohcn Fosler SunJ•y &:huul · II a.m. CeolniCI...., A...,ry (Syracuse) \r•· I ,M'r ( 'hwd• •I God ('hcctCr P1shir: (iary I lines smt~.y Sl.:huul . 9:3n a.m. Wclfllhip . t. p .MI Wonhip · If):]() a.m., 7:)1 p.m. Wcdnc5dly Scrviwt. - 1 p.m. l,_s1ur: Tom Munyon PaMOr. Rev. James A. Seddon ll<l~l,.em W) Sunday S.:lw.lol · ~' 311o. m . Pa~lor: : ( 'h•rtil nii;Mtl •tl Pniplttq' Cl.J. Wh,l< Kd. olf Sl . Ko. MoO l'a~lur: I'll llenwn s..t~la)· Sd"--_.j .• 10 a.m. WIIO-hlr . II a.m. Wcdnc ~da)' ServicCJ · 7 p.m. 1;•-•:.-..r<~ 326 E. Main So., P~ l'a•k><= It"". Df. M~ C. Mycn Suodoy ..t..~ and woohip · II o.m. Jack Cuk•gnwc Sdt<IOI • ~' 311 un. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. W011hip . 10:30 a.m. Fl..,. Soulhoro llapllit 4181ll'u<ll<f<ll' Pike ,. E'<ltrllnll Services· 1 p.m. WcJnc\tlay ServicCJ • 7 p.m. Pa.~lor : St. Pastor: Dr. l.ec Manis ' Suot<by S.:IM•~ and W"""ip- 9:30a.m. Rcorwollow Alcl!lt Chor<h ul ( ' lort.l Ea~l ~bin " 1'11111'<11 or C'.Gd Arfllc ant.l Sca.w.d Su. 1•u1tw: Nev. llavtd M.uuell . 7 p.m. Wonhip-9:30 a.m. SumJoy Sdlool- IO:Jils.m. ' ~, ... llopll.a Chowdl Rvlllod Sunday School · 9:30a.m. WoMip · 10:45 a.m. P<Hnoruy •.l.,.llaptlsl s1- Mld•rt•rt <:IHird! tllllr- 1\:aQI'fH Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' • Monte watts.in 1961 Monte Watts Today I . · Monte Watts, a star little League baseball player, was sealed in an iron lung at age ten. He -was paral~ed with a rare, crippling, and usually fatal disease. Doctors watched, waiting for him to breathe his last breath, but by God's grace Monte survived. Hear ~s encouraging, h~art-gripping story; a personal pilgrimage of a man broken and remade. VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH, 525 North Second, Middleport, Ohio SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1992 - 10:00 AM • 11 :00 AM • ·7:00 PM , SPECIAL MUSIC • Rev. Ja•es Kee•• Invites The Pu.llc l . '' ·~ . l I • ' �;F=rl=da: y~,.l i~l.Jy;~,.~ ·1:::9::9::2r::==:=:::===lr======::r==:P:o:m:e:ro=y=-=M~IF-d =l=ep=o=rt=·;O:hl=o==r======:r.; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; T; ; he; ; ; Dal y Sentinel-Page-~_ • s • ~------------~'--1-B _____llll __~~--_1l__111l __~~---~---~---·------~--,_Jr_~_~ ____1l__~---~---~---·~----------------1 ~~,F~~~~i~Ji:~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 6 4:30 P. M. DIY BEFORE .PUIUCAftON SHRUB TREE TRIM and REMO-'AL •LIGHT HAULI~G II 'FIREWOOD ': lBILL SLACK 992·2269 lew Ho111ts • Vinyl Sltli1g lew G1rtges • Rtpllctlntlt Wi11dows Room ldditioas • Roofiag ' 992-5500 6-30-11110. peL oHNdllnera • Convertible Tops • Custom Carpets 614·949·2801 or 949·2860 CALL (614) 446-9971 (Kelly) KENNY'S AUTO CENTER GARAGE SALE AUGUST 1·2-3--9 am-5 pm Road Behind Skate-Away Ill Kltchena, Porchee and Bath a. COMPLETE REIIOOEUNG SERVICES F,.. Eet • 20 Ynt Exp. -rsrll·tft~A' Room Addltlona, 773~5684or 992·5249 . 7117/1 1110. peL 7/2t/1211 1 Vi•• IOC. pd .•COMBINED FIN~AL REPORT OF TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TIE IIEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 11EtGS COUNTY, OHIO For The F1ec11 Y- Enclod . June 30, 1182 GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS ReVENUE RECSPTI: Ta...................2, 1111,1M.U Tullion....................51,873.73 e.mtnge .., tnv•t· monla. ............- •.25,21 O.SO Exlroourrlcul• Aatlvi- PLASTER o•. En<lng Fund Cull Public Notice a.n-._ __zu,NI.CM IO!Iontlna~-·-- .3.1118.74 R..wd lor EnCIII'fto ..21,758.15 OPERAnNG DISS.......-+ Exc. Rcpla. Ovw~ Unr-* Fund Dlob. ..........- ..... I,IM 74 S.lenoe ·-- -211,17U8 Exo. Rcpws-c.. Over/ PROPRIETARY FUNOS OPERAnNG RECEIPTS: (Undor) Dloburlemenlal Tultlon_,___,,___ t40.00 Olhor UHIINel....l,lll8.74 br-.--.. Food Servlo• s.IM..-............1•.•113• F-. _ ____ _ ,38,010.15 Clllulllalerlale I a.::::.~~~.~,o27.M llttrlor • b:terior Spray • Rol· Bn~sll FREE ESliiiATES CILL Ending Fund C.h ~..............411,186.118 Mlac. Recelpla- 1,231 ,804.11 UnrMMWCI Fund Tole! PROFESSIONAL HOUSE PAINTING llolonce...... - .....411,186.11 614·992·6949 . 712M2/I mo. pel. UM... - .................M,IIM.II Re.iptl- -...-1,48,748.50 AGENCY FUND OPERAnNG DIS8URSE· OPERAnNG RECEIPTS: one! FeM..............8,477.21 IIENTI: ExlrocunlcuW Mite. Reoeipll ....... 52,026.47 Em~ Se! 1M Ao:llviiiM.- ........13,112.45 Grllllll In Aid: I _.114,124.25 Tole! Aeoelpta.. ......a,512.45 Slllt Em~Aotu.-1 ' OPERAnNG Sou ......- .5,844,810.05 Benelltl... - --140,20:1.70 DISBURSEMENTS: F-e! Pur......,. EmpiopM ......... I Sour-..- ....574,108.51 s.v-........ 1,011,127.21 Wegoe.-..................511.15 Tollll SuppiiM& Employeee Alt*-' ~.... ..11,851 ,143.36 llla~--..... Z71,4C0.72 llenellta---··.............10.. PurchoMd w.,...... c.::.:: :127.27 5,&11,386.01 Oilier Objeota. .............312.05 EXPIIIIURIE':.:Nla: o : l.. - .... lnolrUcllon......... Supporting _ . . . . ............... 108.113 Tolal DloburMo S«vvcM.........3,522,868.32 monta. ........_,1,11811, 155.27 Capilli ~ ...........350.00 Oilier Objecta...........3,331.11 EX1ncurrloul• Exc. Rcpla. Ovw/ Tolll Diob.-.........711,81UI Ao:llviiiM.-..... .145,522.54 (Underl Debt ............... 478,1115.00 Dlob. .. ---~211,405.771 Exo. Rcpla. Ovori(Undorl Dlob.--·--·--3,581.07 Tole! Dl""NON-OPERATING NON-OPERATING llllllla..--.- .11,121,770.82 RECEIPTI (DISBURSE· RECEIPTS Exc. Rcpta. Ovwl\lnclor MENTS: (DISBURSEMENTS): Dlob.-..... -.-~m,l27.51) Slata Sour-..... _ .2A,751.15 OllER FIIWICING Federe! Sour-...351,423.111 C...trlbutlono I s'ouAc:EI Opondlng Tronolera lloMtionL.--•..1,545.11 Contrllullone I -ln....._ ............ ..275,5115.45 Operllllng Tr_,_ -Oul.......... - ......(2,000.001 Donatlone.--.... 3,253.45 Refund of Priory-·· Procoede froM.... ....... _ 00000 Ex,...-1-. ..... 11,137.14 Tole! Other Fin. Sourc.. (IJHe~.................. 1,545.11 "'No......_ _..., • Tolll 01her Fin. Sourc.. Exc. RcptaJSour- Ovorl O~ng 2G j\JeM~............... I71,177.52 ""''""- """'"_......,..4• Exc. Rcplo/SouroM Ov«l Mv~......(45,328.MI (Underl Dlob. I 01w Refund o1 Prtor ~-~-l ......... .4511,171.75 150.00 ...-... E- ~~~.~,552.71 Tr-"'!!•.,. v-·· ...----......... . Beginning Fund C.h - 7,.,....711 IEnding Fund C.h Operllllng T-.(~ """ ~~8our(45,328.MI ~-~-~. ~t~I.IIS Fund C.h ~ .......... ~171,471 .121 Ending ......_ __,.....21,114.73 B~W~ce ............212,1811.113 To ... Other..,. , Un......wcl Fund 551,131.00 .............. .....212,111.113 Exc. RcpllllouNON-EXPENDIBLE TIIUIT Ovwi(Undor)DieFUNDI bun-•111111 Oilier OPERATING RECEIPTS: lJtiiiiM--...{111~•·56) Eornlnge on Beginning Fund C. ln-lmenta..........3,1118.74 e.nce..-- -1111,721.10 Tollll F*eipta iU->--- Real Estate Generel UN-* Fund ...____ __,.21,114.71 ~JAYMAR Qualit_y Stone Co. PubliC Notice a.....-... . s--..- -574,108.51 Tole! Acpii ...... ID,SOI,Z74.05 DI88UASEMENTS: tnelrUctlon. - ....5,111 ,315.01 " =- -1.S22,81U2 Exlr-noulor Ao:tiviiiM..- ...... 142,522.54 Dellt S.dcn--.. 411-CJO POMEROY· ~ An. 1 floor frame home with 2 bedrooms, N.G.F.A. fiil basement wilh utiily and garage. Includes appfion-. ills atble hook·up IOld paved oirael. Asking $10,900 lllalolan oilerl ' SR 33 POMEROY· Vory nio8 remodeled 2 story home wilh 3 bedrooms, ..,1r111ai', dedi, large lronl porch, dalached garage. COME SEEI Aaking $37,500 ·911 124. Ownor Ia anxiouo to sell due to relocaling . This 1987 ForrNI Part< Mobile home with 3 BR'I, on 1.10 acre is in e<ceiienl cat ldliolil Properly includes a large gorage wilh 1WO 17 x 52 carporll. Has l)een re<lJoed lo $25,000 . EmplopM Solorleel W.,....--.....1M,13UO Emplove- Retirement Benlfttl- .........140,214•• .....,....,,......... 345,570.11 CopiW CopiWOu.., A.IIDtmenL .........727.27 equlptMRt 11117 c:Mvrolet Caprice 4 All -:;tr:'enl and to _.. lilY lnegulario u.. In llicldln;. Fred ttonm.l, llayoa Yllage ol Midcl1eporl (7) 24, S1; (II 7,Jic ... =.::::-·-·. .3,141•• FromS.Ieof Noloe- ..........128,000.00 - - Bour-......... 2A,751.11 Fedarll NEW USTINQ. Dtxllr· Aollrood Slr..l oldar 2 atory ~with 3 badoooms, 2 firepii!Cet. drilled well & cislem, _botlte gill hNt. ASKING $12,000 """-· "'-- .45,32114 Aolund o1 Prtor ..fn.---·-.. E•11~ • v,.·. - -·1t,M7.14 Opol'lllng 1'.-'4131,-.71) Adt lftDal • OuL.(4I,Ht.MI Tolll Olttr Fin. lourc.. -0ut..--.-·. <Ue-)..•• - ... t,Di,•IAO Exc.~Ovor/ ~~.~.~::au. FunciC.h ....- •••411,a7.10 Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS t-t, 011 Ill. 3SI lowanl Aovo..- lrlclgo. T·ollilto · ................ 992·7013 or . 992·5553 or TOLL FREE 1·110-141..0070 6637 St. Rt. 7 Clltsllirt, OH. -...... .........-· _ lltel cllongt - · .,.... !toy : rtM, corn ptiNer. DARWIII, OliO · ltl.lotl. - · Auautt tol, Dowlol Dully ......,_ on Ill 7, below boleotHitltlo_t_lol. ,. EUI- Hlah - 7131f91itl 1 · Wflil. *"'· ....-. .......... - Toblo. Aut""' IMM. 4-1, ,......,. - - · WOMIM. • •· Tyr• . llvcl, lloclno, -~ ... loft . _.,... = un1- P- laUfft Ulfitw.n, ' 1, ) , • . I 11o1t1no1 Flnt Doporl· - · .1u1w Jt, A - 1; .. ? , AutU012.1·UtoMIIoo. • OIL, wv. & H.U.D. 304·273·5555 ...... --:.:~1 3·16-1 mo 38904 leadl!lll Creek Road t Middleport, Olio i liN.. PM 0 Wty HI Effldetcy Ar c.•tlalen, Heat P1mps, fii'ICICII & Now Water Heaters. ~PAINTING & "* co. "Tab TN 0.1 01 Pu,., -lot u. o. '' ,, r..• INTERIOR & EXTERIOR FlEE nnuns HAY£ Rlf!IEN<ES lolora 6 p.a. 1-• Mtuqo Ah• 6p.a. 614-915-4110 614/U/1 -IlL SERVICE 992·5335 or 915·3561 lcNII 1- r..t Oflke 217L ...... It. NMIOY,OIIO WICK'S HAUUNG SERVICE 36970Wit.. lt... r-y,ow. ~ CONSTRUCTION •New Holllts •Gai'Cittl •Complete Remodeli11 Stop & Comptlre FREE EntMDES ·-- - .2·H2·tfa KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE COUITIY LOTS FOI SIU 1·SICIIS Appi'O'IId Townahlp Roed (bllcldop), 114 mile lrom Rt. 7, loelltld'*- 949·2291 tr Chtster •nd Tuppera 1·100.137·1460 EliCh lot • ,.nlltlly woodiCI with excellent dl'llln~ge. Service by: tP.C. Water Co.; Columbue l Soutllern Electric Co. LOTS FROM $3,600 · andup . . lAwn Mowing, ...._ R - I ComoMiclll Frwo....-. PlalnL OWner Financed 16 915-3594 " Help Wanted RACINE MOWER Busy optometry practice seeks full CLINIC time optometric assistant/technician. ltxl94 WtbMq Assist l.n choosing and fitting frames; IACI~CIIO checking spectacle Ax's, preliminary lhl-'r lltlpW testing and miscellaneous office PARTS SERYKE duties ae netdtd. MoWin • Saws Salary baaed on experience. If you enjoy working with pe~~~;·l 614·949-2804 mall or drop off a resume t Augusta. . SCHMOLL OPTOMETRIC$ Q] 443 Hlrtlnger Pkwy. •.....• Middleport, Ohio 45760 PLEASE, N,O PHONE CALLS! a. •W•••attrs ....., July Jt • A...... 1. tom-4pol. ~ --·-·--·- ~s, OW. 1111 ? ,...,... , lltN ? llloc .. lllnday-y, Auguol 2-3, U , ' lt"' 14""·-·- II """' of, Announcements 3 -....... -.,. ..- · - .\ oot0 .,;;·iiMryo A;.,; liood.: clolltoo, - · ........ .. . -- · Yard ..... Jtilr Jtol I Auo. tor· .. ,... hoar ..... ,.....,.,. .... Announcements A Wondorlvl Family Exporioneo. loulh Scandinavian, A-icon, JopanoM Htah School Exchlngo 84udonll fOr. molng 1n .....~. ..._A Hoot F~otllyiAotorican inlorcuthnl 84udonl Exchonao. Col Kllhlo 211-tiiO-IItl Or f--..g. e.._, '-""- ·- Yard - · Sot-., Auguoltol , Lont 14 .. Aullontl. Oltlo. - Photo Trimmers oarn lo $125 por day, no axp. noodod, 1-iCJ0.262-4J81. I I S.crola IR 35hr11Wz.~.ec:::.;n :;urn. lo: Molgs County Chootbrr of Commorco, 200 Elll Soc:ond StrHt , Pomtroy, Oh. Dudllnt 32 Mobile Homes ... _. . -. 'Z:'· llyrllo Bloch Ro- Vacation "On F.,_ FDr God CrveMe."' RentaJ1, Oc11ntron1 Condot., L.o~ Vonl loll, Auauo1 J,llh., Houookl""'ng lncludod .... t-4. ""' Routt Mf. ........~ -10\Acktoi Poole Korr l~- · c - ,... Whtrll>oolo. ,.,...,, Llglt4id Gotti.t ........ c- ouc. 01¥1, Tonnlo CoutU, Pulling Gritono. Gotf Pac:Qael Avllllllt. FrM lrochuro : 1'l~CJ0.44f-MI3. 1 IIIII OUI Tunoy Run · On' Algltl A...... Jrd I ~~~. Clolft.• T1.,. Sltoro Units And lng.llloc. ' Compg.....nct .............. Dt• ,,_ s..... wor~c~w~c~o 2 Fomlli.., 201 Poll..,...h; S.ltcllofto. Colt acllloft Nol· Rood, Jrd,llh. wllfll U.S. And Conoda 1.- 3 F-y GoriQ! S.lo: 122 Tlllnt: 73W210 or :IGI.au.2203. FrM Ronlol lnlormolloft 305-513- lovonuo, ... On 'rlday, July· Jill, ....w:;: . lol. Clallllnai HN. For Mon. " n, Cltll*., I · Wamlngt Bad CrodH II OoVI• labloo Pluo p,... Orooo• 1 • ~~tint: LHrn How To EriN l.olo Olllloo. ..... Nogotfn lnfonnallon, OuoronlooCI, Aotulna Froe ROCCKdod 3 Fomlly Yard Solo: Frldoy J1ol, ; ........ fevellt Dttlill lolurday, lol" Sunday :lnll. - . ~ Foo). Coli 14 Moura ,. . .., .. Eld. :11. 3-PoaiEurokoOn-o~, .--·--·WIIr Nol Hoot An b e - !!"n, ""· .... ~.... l l - ? 11-o l"rMt 20 OT~ ..,._, - · Forotoll , _ Oro-. Toyo, • -· _ , - h Amorlco, Countrloa(..._ ...- Japon ... Clollloo F,_ Klclo To - ·· Arrlvlnt A"t..t Yool Con Mollo llorol A Dlllor oucol AVUIA Int..,.. Srd Annuol J Fomlly. July 3111, llonoii-711-4MS. ~·~~ ... 1:00.6:00. """"' OHr.ll. . l ii Tractor, ''"•: 300 , 4 Giveaway Got. Ploilic Wotor T"*: Oook;· . _ , Olr1l Clolhlng llllto: 10111911 Hound "'bbil dot 10 etvo M; lovo, Glrto .iollltl; Clolhll away, J04.77Ut71. Polo, Jlo'!!L lie. Lola- llorolf> llack Lab 1 112 YNII Old, Ouly Rd. "" WltMo Aood J 11.1 • Noulorod, Hod Sholo, etH4i• -W1klh Fer FtOIIt· I ' -Rl· , 0 tugne, 1HI. 4M lulu lit Me, thitr ,.. •• Ilk otlxod a-, good wllh """"" lor. r..,, A,. , _ .. 1\.aWn " - - · t :OO.? f7&oo!IIS, -··-'· . Ctteoen ......... ,.......... -- -- F - HI-yon ltouoo col , 111.1 yr old. ulod lo odu"'· !tao II~, 304.an· 2211 •112·:1»0. ,,.. KM1a,., 2 - · I FIOIIII, , .. Como lol ..... · C4. n••• ---=-= ..-n. . """"II.' c- oodJ:" =·· ---I _ Iori""''"· ............ Condit-. . -- .. ....,.,'*'"'"· ...,.... .......... - - ,... Rtt•..,... - ... ........ wwiof -- J4.J' I' lor Rent ---·--· - 1 72 54 Miscellaneous Apartment Merchandise Oroclous living. 1 ond 2 bod· t911S Noohuo, 3 - -· 14J70 room apart mont• at Vlllogo wMh 7112 oxpondo. CA, OuHn Monor and Rlvoroldo Wll~, Qlrderl lub, 111 IP. Ap1rtment1 In Middleport. From cloncoo, 10.20 clock, 114,000. $116. Coll8t.4·112-7787. EOH. uor """· 301-tfi.7MO"' IJI. N. Third Mlddloporl, Dhlo, 1 UM. .. bedroom turntahtd I pl. dep & ltl4 l..naion Mr U mobl.. r•t, 304·882~561. 8&RTENO£RSOCASINO Carport Solo: All~uol Ill, 1-12 WORMERS,O£CK Etc. OnlyI Kl ng Slz' olorbod 1111· HANDS1Hool11111, POIIHont Aboord CruiM Shlpo. lor application will bl Augull lmo WMfi lollloo, $25, 30d0 13001$100 Wlcly. Froo TrJvol. 12, 1H2. ~;f,_bedroome, aliNe, 304 · SIMI DMII. $$0; IBM 1'YPIMKer Caflbbt1n, Hawaii , BahllftiS. 150; Suptrscope lroadeatl No E · OUtHtr Ct11ttl1 Aecordlf', 175; rp. Nec•eal')'. 1·206·13611M Wind_:.,--....., -~- ~. Somo Clolltoo, Olohol, ToOia, 7000 Elll . tiMNI 14x71 Coroplololy Fumlohod. 14 Business 856 FIRt Avtnue. llr1tndtt'a.ICIIIno L1ko - · WMh 40ft ...,... Polio. LDutN: Johntont wort.r...O.C:k handSihottHHS, Trelnlng Home Perl 304-Jis-4JM. Chathlr•, RDUie 7, 3 Ooota gl\'t shop ta~t IIC. PoahloM North 01 Llglol, lol Salt Thlo obootd cruioo onlpo. $30011100 Rolroln NowiiiSoullooulorn YNrl Mon-Tutt. Rein Canc:tll. wkly. Met.lllmatt. FrM lrllv.. luolnou Collogo, ~r'~ Valley ..31711 1111 Mt70 D1nvll" Alldrnan 2 F.ri.do~ Ju~ 31at, S.turdly, Caribbean., ~Rill , Bahlmel. Piau . Coli Tod.oy, e • 1 1 ~·5 00 , 12 No ••P nKnAry. 1·201 ·'136- Rog.ft0.05.12'MB. lolllo, HMI Pump, · - - 1 2 ~ug ' :- : ij • 70001111. 11911N7. PtlcM To SoNI Honoyoucklo Orivo, A dloon. -..,-.. --- . Toye, Clothu, Fr111 ICIUane. Ctbtl TV Subcofttrictora · 18 Wanted to Do 1111 Mantkwl mobile home. Friclo S Noodod W"h OWn Truck, T - Will B•brtlt In My HolM. Ftn- 14110. · ...ulllul! U~t •e Mite."' Fr!urd~l:.c Sw~ay, 1 .: And 21' Flbergllll L.Hdtr. Call cld In Play Area. Aallf'lnc• Uovlng . Cell lOI.al2·3761 or Eurgroon Hoo,oilal Bod, 1175 1:4::1.. :..22='.0:-710 =·...,..-....,~­ Avai11ble. Rodney A,.t. Clll 773-5521 -r.fl. "Rebbit, Claitwng, Mtac. Clinic Su"'vlaor For Pflvate 8M-24S.5887. 2br 12115 Flomlngo, Good Con· Qorogo S.lo: 4115 .lorry Stroll, Non.Prol" Family Ptonnlng Sor· EIR TREE SERVICE. T~, dMion, $4,000. 114'441-1720. Frldoy, Solutday, 1-? Clollloo, vlcoo Boood In Cltooopooko, Trlrnrn~, TrM Remove!, Bank Reclaimed Mobl" Homla, Klda Cfolhft, 2 au- Anno Ohio; Growth Orlanlod 1.,. Trlmmlf"'. Fr• EaUm~~te•l 1 Sotol flown Poymonl Vtoriouo Cho~ End Tabla& a Co"" dlvldull Nooctod To llanofl 387-715TAftor 4p.m. Slza , Oroll Soloclloft, Froo S.l· Otlico And llocllcal lind Com· .. 'E Teblt. ltetrie Lawn mower, loll rnunlty Educl•tonal S.Nk:" . Georglt Port1bl1 S..wmlll, don't Up, I Dtllv.,y, Fintnclng Avlll· Knk:k Knackll For lila. Clltm lood . Provldt ltaui:J:: logo lo 1111 mill 1001 .~ . , ..,..TJI.1220. 71·tt57. Garogo Salo: Antlquoo, Collie· Ovlrooch, lnloloo, Loborolory, Clll New Moon 12110 Wtth 7114 b· Ublll, loet GJttiWirt, More! And Follow.Up Strv~• To Hillard Protesslon1l Trte Ser- poneto 2 Bod,_, Good~· Wid, Thru Tues, 1361 Plualnt Feml .. t ' And Ua... ; Schldule vlco Topplng'rTrlmmlng, AIIIIO¥· tloft, b .ooo. 11..1 llovo , 114· Valley Rood, RloGrondo. flhroiclan Cllnico; lluol Ba Ex· lng, Htdge rimmed, Fr11 E... 441 .. 5tt. eeUtnt Communicltor, DtveJop Garogo S.ll: Friday And S.tur· Knowtoctao 01 And Ba S.nollivt tlmaiHI Debris Removtd. 6*4· NORRIS · tll2 Combrldftl day, t :CJ0.$:00 430 Hodflwood Tolirlh Contra! And Roproduc· 446·9334. 14111, ~ • . ModM, fllatud Dfn. Drive. 11¥1 HH"h laauet; Det1ll Mill Paula'a 01y C.re Center. Room , 2br, 2 18th, 01k <>fienttd. Send RHume', Lltt1r Gorogo Sail: S.turdoy, AUQuol 0t lnllf'Hf And NIIM ThrH Sele, 11fordabl1, childc1r1 . U-F Coblnola. Aog . Prico 122.000. 1, IH2" 1-lp.m. 5GI Wof1011 Em...,menl Aeflrancn: Pten· 8 o.m. • 5:30 p.m. ·Agot 211-10. CioN-Out Prleo 118,115 tNo Rood, oldwoll, 01t1o IM-446- ned Plflntt.ood Of Southull Bllorl, afler Khool. Oropoinl Trades) · Fln•nclng Avlillb4e. 61.-44&-822• . Ntw ln- Frtnch CMr -~~ H-. 1143315. Onio, 316 Richland Avonuo, welcome. f•nt Todda.r C1re, 114-446-1227. 4414300. Glonl Yord S.le: 441 Spruco Alhtna, OtUo 45701. Slfery - 6F1 .110FI. Heavy Duly All Wllh Ex· Will Mow Small Lawnt . 6Mo4"'· Tral._ Stroll Exlonlioft, 7-6p.m. ~· Commenaur11e ""'nee; 37.5 HouN Per Week 1851. S<HI UIIIHy lnllor, UOO. 114813rd. Toole, Knivu, BAFuml· 441·'11113. tura, Blby Fumltutl, WithBonol"•· Mtcrowan, Get Dryer, Fl.. OQenUble WNkend cere tor Financial Cablntll, Oli11wue, Cooklf\9 lfdtrry ~y In tt.r r.11unt 33 Farms for Sale Ulenaill, Sllr.tlrwlrt, Small Ap. Mlddttport homt, re .,.ncn 115 Ac,. Farm Locettd In 0111111 pllanc11, llnent, SwNptrl, required, IM·tt2·32C3. Co. I Roorot Howo, 2 F.. Batho, Business 21 Fono\ L.own - "· llucll I :O,::;;: ri _.. = ::,Go .:..,. Toc:.W:;or :.::. k ;.: lmmo :;_"'dl'"oll-ly CIA, Largo Tobocco Loooo, Coli Morw · Aoaclnmnet Oialrlbutlon S.r· For An Aj>polnltnonl T. .yl IMo Opportunlly 3!9·2111. Qlonl Yard SilO: -~ Crooll vicn, Inc. TX·t-100·285-1217 INOTICE! R~~ry~~t>Oi-. CoropotMhoo Poy Now Convon· • , ....... Clal MaiM In- 1~11 Medical !Oenlal OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . 35 Lots & Acreage lertor, Mite tllfM. f\11eatlon Ete .. Sign On lonut recommends thai you do bwtl· EO£ . with people you know, and 31• aere lot. WUh ~- 101: ..5, Flnt Tl011! 2 NOT to 11nd money thro'-'h ~ht pony-oil palluro. Public Fooitlly. China Sol, WNd Eolor Orlvoto . Wontod. SouthWftl mall ul'llll you have lnv"l'tlled Wlllr, oloelrtc. 14500. 304-S'J'I. T"'•• -"II llochlno, lnlonl: Motor FNig~t,_ Inc. Stoning lht oHering: 2tt4. MIM, WotMM Ctofhll, Teem P1y ~f 112 C.nlt P1r Mill. "Loa Homo Ooalorohlp" Top AcNigt av1il1blt for home ~hborfl a t Ott 'M1, Go 1 Mite Medlclllllte' lnsurence. Lold· Tum Lol On Austr Aood,. lngi\Jntoodlng Pay. log l4ome Manufacturer, SNka cOMtrucllon an A1ybum Ad, -..,. · IM ..- f t. Lorovor/StOf> Poy. Sllollilo Dialer. PrD1:1cled Territory, Htfh rueonabtl rllt rlcllont, waler, CommuNcalkvw. Excellent Eamlng Polonllel, Full Trllnlng lnlormatlon rnallld on requttt, """ Solo: 1/toi,Jrd. '"'""'"''· lonoiM & lon,. Paclutgo. H Y"" I Loado Provided. NNd Not In· ~-675-5253. Air C - - . lolly bmo, Hovo I Yeor OTR Exjlorlonco, ttrftre With p,...,. Empfoy· Chlldr.CloUotng, lloro! Cloan IIVR 1 Ago n . Coli 011m. ll. .lo Slorlln,; Alll,llll. 36 Real Estate 1-800-ltHOGS(5647) Clloolllro, Nolll To Guiding Hand Tocloy l t.-:121·2014. ··Brentwood Loat Homtt •• •:n Scllooi,N. ·Wanted •·•· Frldo Orlvora Wonlod. U.S. X-o, River Rock Blvd:, Mur1rtelbor0, Hugo _ , y, Soturdoy, Inc . 84trtlng To101 Pay 28 112 TN 37129. HOllE WANTEO: Young Family 1:»? hbv CloiiNI, Kkft , Clnl ,.r Unt. All Conv.ntlonel Hn Subetenllal Down .P1yrnenl Adull, laloy 8odo, """""· Cor Flool. Solollho Coro"""'icoiiOM. BNuly Shop located In trtlllr For OWner .financed AcrNQt INI1, 1II ...."'' 112 Mil• ott lhclcei1Lite lneurence. complete with 3 t11tlont, 5 Whh 3"' Bedroom Houoo Or ~ · Froo Kll· LayoooeriiNikdown Par. Aaolg· dryoro, U,OOO. 304-tl2·3241. ........ · Coiii14-:M1'11121. 1-. ned TractCMW. H Vou Hive 1 V•r Vending Route : Locel. Wt H1vt t.orp Y•d Solo· toi·Snl OTA' bporlonco. Cloan IIVA 6 The Ntweal Machines, Ua~lng A t Till 5p ,. lfiot IIIIo 110uoi 111n1mum Ago 23. Coli Vanguotd Nlct Steady Caeh lncomt. t· Rentals · · • 1 llanaaootOnl Sorvlco Today! 1· 364 · IGO·S2t·2014. 800-853·8363. . etOihtna : To Orl :~..,. --'::w"'s-nt:-o-d:':'-::F:tol"b'....,--:E od =x.- WoiH T1nning B.dt, New Com- 41 Houses for Rent llolhor·Sroor. Units From !G. Mono 51, Ortpoo, porllnco Paid Woolttr mtricat-Homt IIIIo. Topoo, - n g. 1111<. !IG Looctedi£mply Millo, Lllo/Hoo~h $10.00. Ltmpl, LoUont, AcCHo 2 bedroOm unfurnihMd house, NMI Aw., Sal , SUn_.liOn _ _ lnturence, Bonua, Alder torMtl. llonlhly PoyotONI low ~7 112 •-··• II •· Ho Ao 111.00 Con Tod.oy FrH - 304 - N • -w von, 11ctwtn1 11 .. : A..,.. W . 4M Progr1m. Advanced Oltlribuelon Color Cotaiog. t-t00-221.. 212. ~.;.:..:.:"::.'~~-:..:1411::.:.:.'::.· 12•,:-vlA 84111 lloulo 210, 112 IIIII t-5. SyoiOot, 1-800-364·1047, 24 ltouoo. I mlloo oul 14. Rt Fumll ...o, Clolhoo, 01-. Houro, 7 Doyo WHk. 211 ouloklt ot Golllpollo. Real Estate 0ot>ot11 I roloronco. $2!1G Mo¥1ng Sele: StiU~IY Only! OrivtN: Do You Wan1 Beller -lh. 304-17~5e7t. I :OOI.M. • 5:00p.M. 1061 Pey? Do You Want -More Mllet? 01 a .... Creell Rold. From Thon Coli J.B. Hunt 1-t00-2Je. 2 Bedroom Homo For Ron!. lulooilMo Plko. HUNT EO£/Subjocl To Drug 31 Homes for Sale Noor Galllpollo And Dolllpolls ~- ·- .. sc-. CMr SCIIoolo. 814-441-1111. III.SI Wool Ac- F - Cl"""a .,_,., • lloyo. Girlo, Lodloo. Expo,.._~ wallntu, ..'':.tlolp 2 B,alht1 J.I2 Milo Out AI. 211 . • 3 · lodroom, Cloon, lo'fl Clothlt, More! Auguet 1· noodod, apply In porson Ohio 614-448-,..l; Rooms, Corwonlonl locttlloit, :J.+II+71h . .., Rain Concolo . Rlvor lnlat, Loton, bolldt 2021 Marq~ltl Ave , 5 yra old, Oulol , No Polo, Oot>otil, L.o"y'o1Ackor. ad brick malntenence WN Relerencee, R.trlaemor, Stove, S.tur•y 111, Trelllr Plrk, horne, 4 btdroom1, 1m1ll NYint $325/llo. Pluo UlUMioo, Aopty llcC«mick Rood, Lolo 01 Bolly FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS room, dlnlngroomlfamlly room To" Bor CLA 230, C10 Gllllpotlo aemti, ~ Wtlklt, C.rr'-r, Lot•, HIRING. lt6,000 • 172,000/Vr. 1· comblnelion, kllcMn, Ullllly 0.11~~:~ 125 Thltd A -. Clolhoo, llloc. toS-IM-1500 Elll. GBI68 For roam, ·n Dnt .. wet, coverad Goll , ..,..1 415631. lm1Mdla1• Reepanu.. polio In back, prlvocy loneo, S.lurtlly, t :OO A.M. tl.lllllt Ovl IIIII Croo1o Aood, Clollloa Dryor, Frllrtclly Homo Porlioo Hoo garogo, ohown by appolnlmonl 3 lA, $275 otonlh. Oopooil I ,...,ence requlrwd. For rnoreln.... _...,, Band low. Clollln. Openings For Demonttrelwt. only 304-875-1238. call 304.f75.:JI12. - lonnolloft. No Ctth lnvNtmtnt. No Stt"VIet 297 Kolloy Or., Gallipolis, Onto S.l-y, 1-4, Lholna Room Chorgo: High Coromloolon And Sullo, Old Iloilo, Ail klnda Hostn1 Awarda. Two C.~1~1, 4563\ Tolopltono: 114-441-3315. 2 bodr- hooto, big yatd, nlco Clotlln. Toyo. Misc. 521 Over 100 h1m1, C.U 1-100-411 Ptlco: $52,0(10.00. Uvlng Aoom, nolghborhood, 304-4175-121>. 3 81droomt, Family Room 1 IIMcholl Rood 4875. And 112 a1 thJoom 1 , 1 C.r One and IWo btdroom houiH S.tur..,y, Auguot lot , t-S9.m. H Vou're AIWIIp Driving, But Oorogo, Brick Front WHh Codor 1:'::.n:;_Po:;m::•:;roy:!:,;,I:,:M:;.If:::,2,:1B:;4:;1·~41't Jlcks.on Pike, Clothing, Novor Going AI 42 Mobile Homes l"'l, Glooowlr!, llloc . MOOII. Muneon Tr~ne~llon, Our $4dlng. 2br Loa Homo, Ovorlooldng Orlvtro Expoct Tho Boll From S.hHtlly, A - lol, AduM, Uo, And Thay Got H. Join Us, Rim, lflllloo South, Galllpollo, 1 _ _ _ _f_or_R,..e_n_t..,..._.,.,.. ~ Clollll... 3 111111 Ovl Sting Ntwly Remodllld, Mull , . And llako Tlta Mool 01 Your Sill lmmedl1lly! Pl1111 M1k1 14 Wide, 2br, Gil, Hut, Air, o-,oo On Joltooono Time, P•y And Your Furture. Wt AllsonetH oner. • ,.-441·1051. Prtvall Lot, Mile From Holllf, Ottor: 'Excollonl Pay, 'llll,.ga ""'': :lnrl- On Lo". No Poll. J27Mio, 114-441-2300. 84rool Yont _ , ......cloy, Bonua, • Top l•nellla, •o;,. J Bedroom, 112 milia boiOW S.IOIIIII Com· M•70 2 t.droom~~, Unfvrniehld, ~· · -Y•uguo~w. Boanl pent. • 1~ Grove, E•ctpf For Stove, Atlriatrltor, •s. Fotrl11141 t.Mw, COniiiNry munlclliont, "Ptraonal FJMt .aWV. ,000. SOW 211. DW. No Pats, 1 IIIII Out 111.511. 11ona111r. 'lndlvidualizod Ho011 Tlmt llrogram, •su.,.rlor Con· lllr Aaneh SIJio loll- W.Va. IM-446-2281. 'f'W ....: Sttwdly, t.ug~1111 . venUon•l EqulprMnl, 'Mueh U,. FA. WMh F~-o . 1 11.1 2 IMdroom tralltr, neer Allzo ••· tl.lllllt Pool CeniiiNry On Moro. Coli llunoon Todoy, And lllrto, 21/2IAI . 114-441·3U4. Pttnl, Ctntrll elf, priVIII, no M_\_Rod __ .,._k____ . Put Your Co- ,ln Motion. 1· • 100... 23-7621 Munton ·Transpor· 4 IR, 2 cor ........ holl PIH"P. 304-175-1221 '"" 5:00 Public: Sale lotion Punlng Pooplo Flnl , EOE . 2 ...... uww,.., Mmt, 8 conlroly locolod. U """'from & Auction Local Aroo Coordinator. 2 112 RotorAoquirod. 114-258· · Dopoolt • · lltr ,..,...,...::..;..;;:.,;:~~----1 Yoor Old Coropony Expanding 11110(1 37141. onct- "'-· 1122. Aick ,..,_ Auction eor.P.nr. Slolowldo. High inoomo Polon· tuM limo ouct-r. contplolo 1111. Ground Floor Opporlu:l auction _ . . . Llconood Coli Mr. Salllon AI SEM 1 ....Ottle 1 Ylrflnla, :104· W-1317, WHkdoyo, I To 3. Nlc• 2br Tr•ller, Out ,II.At . 211, I 773-1711. S.e Tht Countr'y And Oat Paid lllloo, Dopooll I .llit.....,o R" qulrod. 114·25e'l2111. · Coni:jiiOI''I' UnHo, 4:11 For IU PaiJiot Oltera Quality Flltn 011¥1, Golllpollo. 114· Truck Driver Trelnlng In Only t Smoll Trolllr In Gallipolll"Clooo 441-t . Forlollod lllnl Stor'l' WHkol Coli t-800·38fi.l150. To Grocery, RolorOIICOI. •ltono: Alslstanc• For Iloilo Conlonlo Fol Doll- FlnlnCIII 114 .. 48-ll!la. le-o. Vlclol Poyno, lldwotl; Oualltlld Appliclnta. .....,. No-. - . . ..... n Total -lrlc, 2 BR, 1275 por Truck Drivera, It Vou W1n1 To Be Go!Npollo; lorry Foo· Home With Your Famlr _And month. Trooh paid. $150. lor, · Aut1uo1 22, 1:00 A.M. Frlendl Most W11k1ndt, Elrn OeposH I raftr.net r~Ctuil'ld . No pitto. Applloncoo lumlohod. 25t A IIIII, Run Plonly 01 111111, 304-t71'3000 'Ill Spot. Get Top lentllla, Ot'lve For t. 9 wanted to Buy Company Th1t knowa Ortv•rt Art The Compeny, And HIVe Apartment Min. 3Vro. OTR Exp. Coli 1-t00-~.. · - HrecroiCII. And• Novlt. Sold : 188·2781 for Rent OoptAQ.2. Qoilco: ThlopNhM , lox 731, Go!fipotlo, 41131.......... Truck Orlvora : 84artlne Pay Up 7212 To 21c, With Porlormonco In· _....r. - ·· • Crllltl AI 3 & 8 Months. Home Don1 Junil R! loll Ut y..., Non· Every 10-IC Day1. Uuel Ia 25 Worliinll Motor - Applioncoo, W/2 VHra OTA E1p. HlzMal En· 2 A - I Bolh, Oowntlolra. c..T'l'l, W:l 'a. MicrCIWifel, Clean, No Pttt, Quiet , o n l. Dockor Tronoporl, 1· Air Ito. 114·251· 800-834·~60. Atk For Oopt. S·t5. Roloronco And Ooposil R• 12SI. . qulrod. ll4·446·1511. ---- --Truck OWner..Qptralol'l, S2,000 2 Bldroomt ltovt I Old - •: ,..,.. oorotlc - ·· Sign-On Bonuo 1or Orivoro Wllh Aolrla•olor, Air CondHionlng, ·tron lkiMett, I llonthl Ex~rienct. Tractor , """' turnlluro, Oolly llortln, 114· Purchlu P11n AveUeble. T11mt ott The StrMt Parking, Gil· llpollo. 814-446-08551-4 :30 P.M. Wolcomo. High Vtoluo Produclo ·- -- ~· Wanlod To luy: Junk Autos (Eioclronico) Dlvieion 01 Nor· Low loloinlonanco, CIHn, Lorao 2 btldroom apl. S325 otonlh . All Wll~ Or Wll- ........ Call lhAmoricon Von Unoo. 1.KMcllon, J - -· UIIIKy, ufllilloo poid, HUD approved . 234-3112, Dot>4.Ftll. Hico Yatd, 3 - F - Hot_., lorly Llvttr' IM.JII.t:IGS . roqulrod. 304-1'112722. Top '""" Po141: AI Old U.S.' Wonlodl Protoaokrnol Holrolyllll ·~. Oold ~1111!: llhoor Coin's, Thai Wanlo To Exrn lloralltYou A - lectlonol · 110th 2 BR sponmtnll In lllddlaporl, Oold CalM. II.T.a. Coin Sltop, Art Aiirooolvo And Enlor Acre; ' I• ~ ..... 2 FuN ....,., nowly romodoiod, low Ulilhioo, Wllflllng .net Hovlna F.., WI! ItA 181 - A - . Dollipolto. Gotllpollo - .· no polo, 1220 por ..,..h, 134 .000. 1~. GrMI TNm Of lfrfl8tl1 In A Ovlbulldlni. ~opooll roqultod, IM.fl2-23t1 ill yo Wott!lng .10 ...., opo -Citsrrluoy Salon And Abova All Wonl To Earn Moro llo,.Y! '"'"""- ciNn a opertllng, WI 2ticlrm. lpll.\ lOIII oloclric, lj)o Would Llkl To U.l You TV.. VCIIt, ' 101111 appt"...'· plianctt tumlotood. llundry Coli Howl Only 2 Pollllono OponiiM ..48·7287. 32 Mobile Homtl 100m locllllloo ~- lo ochool In town. Appl~liono ovslloblo Pori·Timo Poalllon tor Sate al: Vllllgo Oroon Aplo.. fill or Employment Serv1ces WANTED: tU Hro /Wk) Avolllbll AI A call eM .fi2-S711. EOH. Community Group Homo, For 12tt M '-h. Awnlntt. I Uftcior, Person• With Devttopmental D6Mtnl . , ......,, ..... ltC·~ 2br. Aporlmonl In e-n Clly, OINbiiMioo In lldwoll. Houro: ..... I20Mio.IIH-N. 11 HttP, Wanted 11 p.m.-t:30a.m'., Th IFri; clOal.oui .:- H. IEAU1lFUL APARTMENTS AT I ::IGp.m. Thru I ::IGI:m., Sun; 2- J~kvtlno 11 11 ~ 2 101" IUOGET PRIC£S AT JACKSON Hour Wooltly Stall lloollng; Or ti.loo U2~000. x •- · "· Ao Olhorwloo S.toodulod: 141nh Aotl· ~ ESTATES, 531 Jockoon Plko SCitool Oogrft, Valid DrliJ'o PriOo ltl.ftl. - · I Ill . tNo 1,_ $112Jtno. Wolk lo oltooo I Llconoo Aitd ·Good Orholng T r - Flnonclng . AlroMoblo. ...- . Colll14-441.zset. EON. Aocortl, Good c.m.... tlcolloft F - Clly - · - .. IM· Coroplolly Fumlohod, 1br, noll And • Orgonllll'"" lkillo, 441.fMO. •.. ·- , to Utirary, parking, hilt, air, Punctval And Abto To Wllfll Ao tm Kllll-. Good lltapo, roloroncocclopooll roquirod. IMo Pon 01 A Toom Roqulrod;, lx· 54 tao. 114-44t.071t. 441.03SI oolaro 7p.m. ltlrienco Working Whh PorOono .:,:·::::,.:;.:7:7"'7:-- -:-:c-. .. . WHh , lolonlol Rolorclolioft And . tm tZxtl - • · 2 lod- Fumlohod Apt. 1br, $235/llo. Dt topntenl 1 Dt t.IHI._ fOOfM, • ~ ttem at.. lell, Ulllllln Paid, 101 Soc:ond Avonuo, GallipOiiL IM-441·4411 Pr:orrod. s:ary: /llr, To $4,109. Fkm. IM;"''-· Allor7p.m. 11ar1. land AHuotO To Coclllo loloor, P.O. lox ICM, .lock-, till Holly Paolt Mx7Z, J Fumloltod EHicloney $tB51mo. . Jiul-.11111-. Oil · - : D o - .... , . Itt Oft ~ete rentld kM 1 IIC Ullllllol Pold, 120 l'oltntt. Gaf. llpolll, 114-44....411 Akor 1p.m. Dliconts: · -· l'IUII a,... lunlly (lftiiiOYor, - · ....!9·1142 •"• 5:00. -· 44 lor Sale Any-•· ~- Yordtol, :lnll, ond 314, S.R. pall, 12( R.. lno. 014. 11.1 -"'"' !11th ,._, 7!1G VCR 1 - (CHEAP!!, • - , . I inlonlo clollllng. olio clolltlnt. II> Coil Yow Oolo: Somoono Spoclall Dial ··-731'4444 For · - - -· Oatlna, Aom~nce And Fun. !triOr, 11.3Mtlln. All Lllollyloo. Agoo lt. Golo Coli 21........1'4 lOIII Pt. Pleasant Syol- Otlico~ & VIcinity Cltrittlian Ootlna And Frloud"'"" s.mco. For Freo tnfonnallon S lootlly oolo Golllpollo Forry, Pack«, CoM 1oiiiN2to3213. ----- ~ boloW lltllro ,.,....,.,, Aut 1 I Dlvorco $11' And tonkntptcy ~';.:·l.ol::-::•..;ac:.•:,:'d:::11::"7:",..·--:-:--:::-:1140• Coma Chikfren, Vanl Sail, 3201 How1rd Awe, Frl Ono,,!i!niiU~'!.,CO. illlry, Jill I Sol. 1oi. I :GO All, Roin Of 1111 -.. .......... lc.: ""lno '\J-ootod And Excl.- ~· ' Gov'l Fooo. Coli Toll Frwo, Yonl Sxlo, Anliq- ond llnlo of · (la.m.·ID.m.J, 1-t00-M7·IIGO ovorylhing. Going ou1 o1 - . Budgot bivoioo. nooo, Uoi1 lladori Rood. Froo Adull Tolk Llno. 1·714-251·2e01 Gllllpolla Llvo, Ono On Ono. & VIcinity -.- ........ Help Wanted - · --· ·-0, . -... . .- - Yard ILL MillS Ill Or We KEN'S~CE t . ----- · s...;,;·,,;;;:.....'· .......... ~; OHM lri"J: - - · lnlorlor, clolltoo,lolo - ••d VCIIIPAIR MUNDI'S -_. --.1 11...... ,... ..... flip C..OI Addition, 5117, poel ~- IO Co.: R4. ill tfAcUOI Orovol. .. Spot. .... Augult .... ' c.l (6141446-9416• 1-100472·5967 614·992·7144 "' or oltlno. Col· tltM• Syroc-.; - Zl Sail•• o.rulo, lop 119od, tol , Bennetts Mobile Home 1391 Sdtool RL r•Y OYOfl llotlooo? Ropr111n· 11dve Fund Aliter? Helper? Cuttomtr? To become ont or 111. call K1y, 11'-•~·7180 . 11 1--------------- -dlor ..... · Clollolng. 11110111, lod· boyt 1M ..... ....,: Wilt. DwliiHI ~ OPTOMETRIC ASSISTANT ProcTT~r WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS ~UOI Millwood, W. Ya. ShrubandTTrlnmlng & Remov11 11 cloi'IIM tor loenetl filii, otloc . • hoiMihoW ..... [ouiM M Alon. otloc. Fertilizing, WMC!Ing, and Swdlng. Wlntht! ,· -· Rt. 2 667·6179 to lie oold on.nM ,..._.._ The VI.... riiHI'YM the r1g111 '!' NjiiCt lftY or ell bldo . Autluol 1 lltN 4. nico ocllool · - · Rio ""''·Qr- tl. boyt ·' clothing. nunlng Truck 11-lweopor ,.,....,...,, wHMr, dfyw, "'11' ,. cheW, Ntc tMII, • ..... , VALLEY INC. 985·4473 1171 lnllrnatlonol Dump r o . -. IAOO ol glouworo, • .......,.,_ ·-lng. 71211'112111n. Call 614·992· Agriculture lime Door eu-.,.......... ...aso.oo · · · - - ·---..111,421. . ()periling 1'.-'. ·--138....71 FOR ALL QF YOUR HOME BUYING AND SELLING NEEDS ...CONTACT CLELAND REALTY I WE'RE HERE TO SERVE YOUI for the following exc••• PurchiMd a..41cae - - 1,01S,HUI SuppiiMI IIIDOLEPOAT· Atlltal inwslmenl· 2 unilllplll'lmtnl build- Ing bo4h unila Cllmtnly rtlllld heo good monlhiy oncome. Alklng $13,000 ew- ml)' a~l reaaonable ollerl ~~~.~~.::-·Ohio, 237 A- 8t, at the IO :OOo.m. Autluol ,··· 2. SA 124 1-rdt ' Aullond. l.orry ,.,_. Spedallzl~g Itt Custom SIZED LIMESTONE FOR SALE BISSELL & BURKE .....____ ._ ,211,078.34 Food Sorvlc:eo PUBLIC NOTICE .............. - ......1111,113.. Bleil wll lie ntetlved undt Exlreourrlculor AotlviiiM. .......... 171,37U1 4:00 P.ll., ~oliO, 1882, lciurceo......S,II44,1110.05 Fedlnl CHESTER- Eslabllshed business building 40 x 90. In· eludes equiplmtnl IW1d Froe Gas! CALL OUR OFFICE FOR DETAILSI of the a-ct cf EducatiiMI llolga Locel School Dill 114-182-5650 _ ..... POMERO'( OHIO J - Fry, T....uror &rninge CMI tnvMio FteL.- ....,... _,,_47,417.1:1 608 £AST. MAI~ _ 11-*fge: TOTALS AECSPTI: (7) 31,110 T••·----·..2,1.,181.18 Tuillon.-............- .50,013.72 lllloo. Recelpla. .. l ,213,131.43 Gronla In Aid: 992·2259 I certify the following report to be coniiCI and true, to tho but of my Frklay. ~ YaUfll' Rood,_- J·llor Cool Co:) on Ill. 1. FOR SALE ~ Be!lftce Beginnln9 ol Perlocl.......- . ....225,000.00 flecloiiH6.0urlng Floclll Porlocl..-..,...-.221,000.00 SIMIIARY INDEBTEDNESS NOTES-LONG AND IHOAT TEAll Be!lftce Beginning of Perlocl..-----m,ooo.oo New --..ourlng Floclll Perlocl..- .........751,000.00 AeciMme6-0urlng Floclll Porlocl..-.........728,000.00 Be!lftce J-30, 1t82.••701,000.00 .949·2168 12·S·tfn flumblng ........ ...,..___,,_,,,••._.....20 Sup..... I Sund1y NltiDn• 1:00pm llonclay odlllon Saturday. FREE ESnMATES PH. 614·992-5591 DAVIDSON'S PLUMBING Public Notice dl-. -·· Gutters Downspout• ~ UOO Street Mitklleport, Joe Custer t 614·992-2213 i Jeny Custer ~ 614·992-3159 lS ClMt M11er11111 .• . 110 loYih Soc:ond, lllddtopori, ' Auoull 1 lllfouth 7 In t~r'l'.. lloidlng, llnonol drapee, cUf11 "'· clolhlng, • iewtlry, furnltu,.. Rein Of ahiM. • All Vord S.loo 111101 Bo Pold In Advanco. Doolllno: 1:OOpot lito· doy boloro lito od II lo ""'· NEW-REPAIR LICENSED &net BONDEO Public Notice Public Notice -Out.----·· !Jil :-· & Covers • Also Boetl Yard Sale Pomeroy, ROOFING Gutter Cleaning Painting Help Wanted -- · Haw.d LWritesel PONDS SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAND CLEARING WATER & SEWER UNES BASEMENTS & HOME SITES HAUUNG: Ume11one, Dirt, Gravel and Coal GALLIPOLIS, OHIO CUSIER'S STUCCO New Homee, Roofing, CIDI.IftiiiN Dlllolftll •111 ISIIIIA1EI R&C EICIVATING BULLDOZING 11 Gallipolis & VIcinity . LOCATED CORNER ~F RT. 7. & 143 Middleport POMEROY BY·PASS a. vtctnlty l ·lomlly, Arbo"th Atldilloft, 992.5114 ------~~!:~~~--.!,~~.::~ T 41h. Wotch - Plllno, lor olgno AUgutt . ..a. Jrd I ; 1 $I9e9§ A DAY AND UP RIVERSIDE BUILDERS 7 Of Sweet Corn, String Beans, Tomatoes and New Potatoes, Etc. AUTO RENTAL, INC. 264 UPPER RIVER ROAD $1.50 doz. f~la , 1412. RETAIL & WHOUSALE SALES (No Su1day Calls) • Custom s..t Baby clothes, boys' clothes, wood crafts, Nlntendo tapes, radios, appliances, etc. Now Andy & Chris, I love you. They took away my home; they took away my money; And they took ME away from YOU. But they can't take away my love for you. Love, Grandpa 8111111 HILL FARMS PRODUCE Yard \: ·' lolw- 1::10-t:GOp.m. Or Loovo loloooogo. Found: Aico Aun Ad., Tupporo J)talnt 1re1 honey colcnd Cockar Spanl.l, 6M-tl1'32t7 or, 114-tl7·:1361. • FOUNO; S.ndltlll Rd omon croal colored puppy, 304-t7S.Nt7. L.ott: Young FootOII BlaCk; · eooaiO:\'Ici,., c... Mitt' Aood, tOoalo ~y.JitW4... FRESH SWEET CORN OOMMt;RCIAL anti RESWEN'DAL FREE !ESTIMATES USED RAILROAD TIES CORRECTION! Framing and Treated Lumber Prices In Our Circular Are Incorrect. Lumber Prices Are Much Lower! CALL FOR PRICES · O'DELL LUMBER ~ RED BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 7 Losf&Found •P'• Newly remodeled tor rent, good locallon, ntw tpplianeu, dop rtqulred, :JO.t-675-7131 ahtr 5:00, dlya 871-5131. ThrM 1 _bldroom apt1, 7th StrHt, lor turthtr lnlormltfon G.E. ~oil lrM - ....._ :101-t •• N~pllor, Jf.'lll5. o.n.t. NYirll*' Pfoduda loolurlng Atrolno Acid llodr Building, ~ah' ond fat 1Nmw t.mY1"11. Awtllabte • • · cklelwtly II Al.. Ald Pharmuy. The 11ft wey to da.. ··- - - - kk19~z1 Soh Skit WawM11 WaWbld, WM,_ Dull Controlt I ~-- ••~.;:" , ~~~2~: 1 ,,.!, . ~5115. ~ •~ - 304-875-6440 oak tor Loo. L~lol bluo Chlpondolo oolo, 11• --•Mt Wld'e Apla, 501 Burdllll St, ;.';"' an, l17l; IM·tl2· Poln Ploounl, no polo, I and 2 :::,::.·--:-:-,.---=--.,.- ·-··· ··-· btdroomo, 304-875-2072 ·~•r llovlng s.to: F..,.,.,.,. , Toolt, 5:00. Souncf, Antkluea, On AU Out· . . . Upper limM• Crown City. 45 Furnished PhoM :" fM-25;6-11~ . Rooms joana, $5;,- pam a, 11 : IS2 Bu4111nut , • -· Rooma lor r•nl • w.. k or month. Plaolic.And Mo..;l Culvortlinch S11r1ing •• $120/mo. Galli• Hotel. Thru 1G Inch In SIOCk. Ron 614.. 40-9580. Evant, Jacllaon, Ohia. 1-100SIHplng room• with cooking, 537·1521. I Alto llllllr lpiCI . All hook·Up8. Call efter 2:00 p.m., 304·71'l- AolriQorol«, Wor\1 Good. 150. 0.1 ~'· $21,~ ..... Good 565t, llooon WV. 1117 Wood Door. 1100. IM-4*45M. 46 Space lor Rent SIN : ,..6c1 Scanrw, Hutty 12 Country Mobile Horne Park, Rl. Sp licyclo, logloo Hoot 33N., uud.r naw managemanl. l r - • . Fllllot Prtco Com· Lola, $85 ; homo ronlals, llU; - • 1 4·251614·112·2167 o.,... Retail Or Ofllce Specl Av1i11blt. Start tO H.P. ridinG mower, Lotayollo Mall. 614-446-4222. tood cond ., 114·MS·S!II3. S.aro lunk - · Complolo. Aleo hire Twin Bid I M1nrt11 47 Wanted to Rent S.l. loth ll... New Call Aller Warntd to rent or buy on lind 4:30P.M. 114-441-:1200. conlrlcl, nice hom. or piUow caHI, mobUthomt In Melgsi'Mason ShMII , coun1y 1re1. No chndren or bedtpru•l pllkwfl, MIY chair. kxlnp eha r. mepfe table, g11 poll. 304·773-5212. hooloro~ll. rugo ; 132 lui· -~ lomul, Merchandise S1 GoOds Air Conditioners, Aetrlglfllort , Dryer & Wether, Color T.V., Microwave, 614·256-1238. Big S.vlngo On All VInyl a Car· pol In Stock. 15.00 Up. Mollohon Corpato, 614-446·'11144. Bunk bodo I chool $200. GE elec range. 304-875-6565. G.E. Electric Range , Erctlllnl Condition, 1175. Phone: 6Mo441H14. GOOO USEO APPLIANCES Waahera, drytrt, rtfrlgeratort, rangea. Skaaga t.ppliane11, 7t Vine Street , Cllll14-441·73tl, 1· 800 ... 111-3411. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Complolo 11ooto lumltlllngo. Houro : llo,..Sal, .. 5. 114.o410322, 3 otlloo out Butovllll Ad. Fre1 O..lv1ry. Ntw O.k Furniture : CNna ceblnllt, waah111nd1, labll • chair~, -: Urldna dHk, ole. a 4 311. .,. c':;rx•· PICKENS FURNITURE Now/Uood HouMhold tumlt hi ng. 112 mi. Jornclto Rd. Pl. Ploooo,., WV, co11304.t7!1.t.4!1G. AIIIFII Coooollo Plo,_, s.po. r1111 Tumtablt, 2 SpNlert I S<and, Ployo And Sou-. 211 " licrclo I Dlltor llkl Po••· Mutt Tlkt All, I1S C.lt Henry AI· tor 1:00 P.M. 304-675-1433. Slove, 1100 ; Aehigtnlor, 1175; LloydJflandert Ill wtlthef Wicklf'• 2 Chalrt, COftM ttbll, $150 : Coi1Ktlb41 rnapl1 actlool dHkl, 2t" high, 120; 114·H2· liH or l14·912·)llt. Teykw WlltriiO'f'H , Ovltide Wood Flted Holl W1ltr fUf· nac". Hull Your Entire Home AM Dome.r~ Hot W1ter From A Wood FIN Ouleldl 'f'04.1r Kome 1-M~22U WATEALINl SALE 314 Inch 200 PSI 1115 1 Inch 200 PSI tl3 .50 Aotl beM En· lorpri-. ·-·37·11521. Whlftpool SldtxSidt lt,tOO; Whirlpool ~Mil Stove _.50 : Air CondltioMr, WI ; In Conon hdeetal Sink, 1225; In Ctr1on Whirlpool 8oth Tub ll!IG; JC Ptnney Wlek., Fumlu..e, 1650; Sot1 , Ctlair, Launa.,, End Tabl11 CofiH T1bl1, Dtd Aock· I~ Chll,, 160 114·3N·HM . 55 I I qu pmen J,OOO ToUt.:co SUcka FDr S.le, 114.245. 5114 . Brush E ho-9•. aood. priCe, can !216. Building Supplies Block, brick, _., plpos, win· dowl , Untel•. tie. ca.uctt Wlnlers, Rio Grende, Ott CaN IJC· A. I S. Fumilurt. New, uHd, •n· 245-5121 liqutl. HouHtlold furnlahinge. llooon, wv. 304·773-5341. 56 Pets for Sale Rotrlgaralor Whlll FrOII F111, ~a'",_--,.,....,...,Su-,IIIIIY....:..;..,IIto,.-p.-:Pot,.­ $95 ; Rolrlgorator Cooporl-. 'Grooming. • A" itittOdo, olylos. Frott Fne, 195;, Ae#~lor, lam• P.t Food Dultr. JuMI CoppartDIW, Ll~• N.w, 1210; Webb. c.n 114...4&.0%31. Aefrigeretor While FrOII FrM, $150; W - 0E HNvyd'"Y .fJ(C Ctloc:cHall Labtldor Pup175; Waollor GE Hoovyduly 115; p~ . • Female, • Yale , 114··U 6Drytr Herve.t Gold , St5; Ktn· Ht2. · ··· mor. Orver, White, 175 ; Eteetrk: Ringe, Coppaftone, 1125; Port• AKC llinor,.o lomoll Doch· ablt _ , OE $15 · Air Con· ohund. S .,...ho olcl, lt!IG. 304· dlllona' 15,000 BTU $215, 2 1'11-5731 Yooro 0..., Skaggo Appllo.,..o, 71 Vlno Stroll, f-100'4111-:1411 , AICC Mlnature ~hlr., 2 111allt, 2 wkl ofd, 1200. eech. 114-448-7398. 304-511·1444, ·Sl1r1 Ponabll Dlthwuhet, loKC Nglotorod Gorman Holdt Service FDr I , IIIII ~1 """""d pitppioo, 2 112 monlho 18" Wldo. 1200. E.C. IM old, 114-m-6455. om. Ben Peeraon Mu111ng P...curve Bow, 3 Arrow• With Field Ptt. & a.uver, 114-i4:J.. Broad Hoado, 451501 Pull, 21" Drew, Nlldl New Siring S25; Remington 870 Mo4her Nelurt'l War Without P11t icldn. ChlwtbMI I Nutriouo Toblol. For Dogo I Calt. AI Ferm And FHd Slorn. Wlngme11er ~ ~w Holland auP.r. 7'17 forag• ten Jtep CJS. Y·l , 3 tpoMd . 4 harvettlr. New Hotllnd 9 h. hay new top, lltea, good c:ond . m•r • blno. Gohll5 grlndor ml•or. 304· 1 d1 Ia 4 ltooll1 304-6" · I 27J.42t5. " r " · ·" t 20'111 1 1971 Ford 4 wheel driv• truc:k . f 63 Llveslock ,_....,..-:.:.:..:.:.:.:,:::.:.__ _ auto, St.OOO. 30rl-6~24M •"• ' ~ ~ 2 ragialered paint qu1rter horse , :00 PM. colts lor 1111. 1 male , 1 femaltL 304-875-2068. A-alstertd AngUI eellle, 3 bulls, 6 tle.itera, 1 cow. Priced upon lnopoellon. 614-'1112·3033. Stw'lnging Hol8ttin HeiHr, call 614·1'1H083. 1980 h4 CMvy 31 Mudd•'•· lJ II : Kit , Body Lift , ')50 Sholl B.C. • $1 ,500. tM·2•s.t2St - 64 Hay & Grain ,..,..._,.,.,...:....;..,.;.. 74 __ - -- ~---- S.Io: ....,..~, f!ldlr>t loWI! - 140111, · '"'t ,.,.'l tMllool'tfc .._, IIN, T_ _,._, ·--1. -·· II T-. Loovollioo..... ·- • 1917 lfOOCO N, 4·WhMI d"n . ; uc ..Wlt condiUon. I Motorcycles , ....-:-.,-,-,,-,.:- : IM-2Y-10Y Transportation • • coM, 11.300 •' , , . KJ:125, eiC 304-417$.4tt7 or 1715·1S?l • 91 Kaw••llll(l 125. 12100 b · • Autos for Sale cellent eondMM»n. LOw HA 304· " 451-1011 .. 1953 Ford 2 Door, Hard-Top, 614· 367-4138. 1962 Ford Galuy, $1200 firM , 36,000 ICIUII mll11; 1079 T-Dird, 1400. 814-992·2772. 1968 Chevy II Nov1, rune ~ . n!llds minor work, StoO. 304· 815·3595. Almotl MW Moped, 2SO miltl, .. $.150, lll·ftl-71.,, : 71 75 Boals l Molors for Sale 17 ft Lowt LIM IIUIM canoe : 12".· 304.t82-3323. 1978 T·Bird tor p1ns, $150, 614- 11114 SIHkcroft .lol Boll, 455 112-2331. • Engine, NHda RntONCI. tt.ooo. Or 8ool Ottor. IM.J4S.5Jtl. 1979 Mut tang 4 Cyl fnd1r, Autom11ic , Mag Whals, $70D. INS CltockotOio 18ft. 235 HP 614-245-5221. Evlnrudt Outbolnl lltr., Exe. Cond., LDw Houtw, 11,500. 114· 198t AMC Spirit 4 Spe:ed, 448·m7. Rebu ilt Engine, GM 4 Cylinder, $850. 614·367-7246. 76 Auto Parts & 1982 Trens -Am Loadad, $3,500, Accessories St rloul lnqu~rlN Only. 614-446· 3797. Budai! Tronsrnioolono , Uooct I 1983 Cougar Looclod, V.a, Nbuitt , o1or11ng 11 Ill; lfool 12.000. 614·245-5366. ...._.. drive It 1'1 tt.OO . IM·24S.5177, IM-Sf'l.2213. . , 1i84 Buick Regal, V-6, Fully Loaded Very Good Shepe. Ford truck pans {1972·791. F«d.. $2,200 Or Trado. 6M-446o8011. T·Bint (117?·71). 3&1 t')d ; -· 3tiO motor., 104-171-35)11. 1084 Ford Ttmpo GLX Runs Good , Looko Good, Fullr New pa tanlla, bodr parts, one. · Loodod, 4 Cylinder, Auto, $1,200. ton truck wM.Ia, racU1tort, floor malt, etc. D I A Awlo, 114-446-7353, 614-448-8842. AI-. WV. 304·372-3133 or j : ' 1984 Honda Civic W1gon, runt 800·2'13-8515: good, looko good, 85,000 ml, ~1.000. llrm. ~-875-5778 . 79 campers& 1984 Oldt Flrenz1 4dr. tedan, 111 Motor Homes optlont , jult Ukt new, brand new the, low mil11, $2300, 614· 1t72 Prowler camper, 22', tully 992-8719. H4konlalned, aiMpe I , 1984 Olds, 4dr., IXCIIIInl lhap1, condHionod, 614-NiolliJ. $1i00, 132 Bull~rn~, Pomet"oy. 1984 Rid Camero 71,000 Mlln, AMIFM Radio, Tin Steering, Au1om1llc, Tan Interior, Mual ••"lnel PI!•• ••r S11! $3,500. 61C.367..Q409. 1985 Celebrity Euroaport. New onglno. Good body. $2200. 304· 882-171l3. 1886 Chevrolel Ceitbf"lty 4dr. Hd1n, excellent condition, 111 optlont, low mlt11, 12115, 614· 992-8719. ,986 Chrytler New 'f'orker, G ~ Condilton , High MiiiiQI , $2,100, 1987 Plymouth Horizon, Good Condition , 11,200; 1988 Oodg1 Omnl, Low Mlln, $3,000 ; 1988 Plymolllh Rell1n l Station 1987 lolorcury Topoz Sporty, 11.815; 19117 Ford Tompo IU15: 1887 NltNn Pultar Sharp, $2,915; 1t88 8ulc.. Perk Avenue, High lliloo, $4,215; 19117 llor· cuty Lynx lt,l95; 1110 Clio~ Covallor $u95; t9IMI Nlo10n w..-. 1..-. ~U. F« S.ll: lorty oppioo tor cook· lng, ,canning; "-dng. 114-2111011. . !llhoor q-n • aoldon - n swell com tor ult. AIIMrt Roush Fann. Hwy. 13, Lllert . 304"12·2!03 or 112·2'1117. n ooo : m•t ... Attung s.caoo. ! 14 ·741· ~ 2357 after 6 •00pm ~ Allalfa Rolle, dellv.ry ~.m=-110=~~-~tclo~:-: : avei11bll, Morr.n'• Farm, AI. 1500 IM~H u, 304·13'f.201 . li15 Kewealll 111-·.4 Whs ... r ~ Fill greln 8torege tv1i11ble, Rune Good. NMdl Minor • R..,.w, S500 Or Conl4cMt Trlde ~ Morgan Farm, 304-i37~8. O.iry ::-...,...- ---;;-:-;N 112-6171. Cab, $2.295; 1N5 , ! :t:J::· . ·-·...-. ........-k-"'..........- ·. Blazer 13,495; 1986 lsuru 4t 4,, Elttnd~ OiHII WUh V.rmMr Round Baler, S7,US; T020 F•gwiOfl With Grador Blado, 11,815. 614· - - -- - - - - - • : 286 .e522 . 73 vans & 4 wo ·s 12g1 . Pump 2 a 1 rr 1 us.~ ..2a" ~ · .U:C Chlhuehua Ma... 2 'f'Nf'l I 30" Full Cltoko w25 CoM Old , 111.. 41-37'111. Honry Aftor 1:00 P.M. 304475· Purobrod loklmo Spill pupploo, Pulsar S1,615i 1984 CKdt Cut· 1433. us.-" 304-451·1732. looo, Nlco~ $2,195; tMI llorco.ry Aaglllered PD1Mr1n&an Pupt, 7 Cougar lK7 12.315: 1111 Cllovy Antiques Automelic, Air, Old, Sltolo, $piC1rum 12.395; tM4 llorcury ~. Buy or aaU. Rlv•l• AnltqW~e, 12!1G. 114o36~7114. $1,215; 1113 Nlaun ...,.,. 1124 E. lloln Sirool, on Ill. 124, Pomoroy. Houro: II .T.W. 10:00 \llolno.,... Poe lolllod Pol 11,5111~~ Ford Tompo 11,2tl; 1.m. to 1:00 p.m., Sunday 1:00 Plglolo, Groot 1 - Poll, Lhar 1187 uo c-o T·Topa. Bod lot Tr~ln LIU A Cit Or Houtt Englna, 11,205; till Ponti .. lo 1:00 p.m. 114-112-25211. Brook Llko A Dog. CINnJ.i!"ol· Grend Am, $1,695; BID AUio llgonl Polo, 11GO, 1171 ""'"'"' S.loo Hwy. 110, 4 IIIIM North 54 Miscellaneous bul. 614·235-2731. 01 U.S. 35, IM-44&-6MI. Merchandise 1987 Plymouth Voyogor lllnl Musical 57 Von, llklnlghl Bluo, PS, PB, AC. 25" col« TV, -ka, $40. Young Instruments Vory Gooil Concmlon. High m11t Coon Hound1, Blwt Tick 120, Rod Tick'"· 304-tl2·211'3. Iundy llult, eretUet'lt eondl· llltoogo, $4 ,800. 114·31.. 11175. 111B8 Pymoulh Horloon 51.000 1kln! ~~50, 11C.Mt-2001. luto, Air, 1?1000; till 30 Gol. Eloclrlc Hoi Wolor Tonk. I.F:-o-:'~ ndor a.'-11 -,G"'uc:h-:c ar::,W::::-, tt h....,.. Am-p, llllft, Hondo Civic ~~d Miloo, AIJo, Looo ThanAftor 2 Yom Old, ISO. 114· K~ llandotyn, A'"""•Condition, 251·1702 6:00p.m. __ ,. 114· St,IOO, B~h 814·381-lltf. ~ ~~.afn =::.~ · ~~:----,..-~ •And 11.1 XPorceLIIn 11 11.1 OvllDouble Broldod lowl Rug. ............. ~--~nlootdl !lull:-1 N-·--~ _ ..., . _ 1189 Ford Proloo $4,700 Or Trodo Sink, WhMo, IM-441-. Aftor ,_ ~... lrunicarolo Nov. 1111. For A Van. 114·317.0240. Uooct I inontllo $:125. 304-tfl. ~l:c:.30p =.m.,.._..,.,, --- · 5424 . _,..,,.-....,...- - - - 1910 Oldo Cutlaoo Suprllnl BAHAMA CRUISE 5ctop14 Auto., Air, AIIIFM, Quod lour nlghlo. 0vor b<ouQhl. Corpore' llork V Eloclfic guftir, porloct onglnt. 4 d -, Eocollonl condl· lloit ralft IO public. Llmftod conciMion, lndlvirluol llon.-teOOO. 304-875-4054. lickolo $241/Couplo .407·717-1100 !T/,"~r;ormodol$200. N,"!~llol.f,,, t1 Suboru OL llollon w:.y;on. Ext 2111. In llon.·S.I. 1om lo ~ ~ 7 ..._ dof.'"" or 114·112--1541, IM- stendard lrentmlsslon w • ft ·Jilt. whHI drivo. 304-t75o5111. ..,.... B111ball cardl. Point Ploooanl 18 Hrundal. Auto., ercenent lllnl Fill llorkll. 2401 .tockoon 58 .. Frulls & condHion. low mlloo• low, oriel. Ave. Point Ptuanl, WV. 71 Pontiac Grand •rlx. Auto., Vegeteblea good co <lilioft. bcollonl ..,. Col O..•, o.te, IM.J56.17'JII. glno. IIGO. 410 Crprooo Cl . lluo Lolut ...... tor ..... Concrolo a Pllolfc Soot ic IJI.tNt. Tanlto, .lol Aortllon Tonka . Aon 72 Trucks for Sale Evsno Ent-looo. Jocluton, 011 c-.tnt 100111- .. lri"l your own contiiiMM'. ·-S37·- · ..........., For1111. J.tl.l I . 91 t954 Fotd Plck·Yp, Body Good. Runo fi.IOO. 010. 114· ~. IIIIo AI. 1. 114-218- 441-4109. Eloeltfc ly-JIIol, old block w""' Voyager ~ · Ch•vr 5-10 Pick .Up Sh.,p, • lntlfntttontl Modtl 370 Disk S1 ,H5; BID Auto Sties, Hwy. " 12FI Good Candillon, S700; 160, 4 Mild Nonh 01 U 5 . l S, ~ CoM t2h . Dl1k NHdo Blodot, 614..46-61165. 1 $200. 614·367o'l5&4. 1 19 GrNn Ford pickup truck I) Late Model 285 MF Tnclor With 48,000 actual milu. II& wheel 3 F1oro1 Loodor, 19.150; 5000 Ford drlvo . 304-671·5032. ; loKC Scotlll~ Tortlor, I wh. old, FtN1 $2,695; 1985 Ply mouth Von, $3,595 ; 19117 Ford Rongor • Pick·Up XLT$2,495; 19117Toyolt I QOOd mowar1, Pick-Up $2,39S; 1985 CMvy S. IO; Wagon, $3,200. 614·256-6251. femtll , ameli non-ehecHing, 1986 Oldo Calalo Good Condl· lion, Aaklng: $2,000. 814·446II~ oltol ond WOtmod, roducod 2230. IOI200,114-IM.o671, Atltons. tuml!:wl, Mlttrt, WHiem ' Orogonwynd Collory: CFA Por· 1981 Otdtmoblle Aoyelt Work - · · 114..41-3151. alene I Sllmetl Khtent. 114-- ' Brougham $5,600,· Eacellent VI'RA FURNITURE CoOridlllon, V.a, Fully loldod, 441·3144 A~or 7:00 P·"'· 114.. 48-3151 All Block, 75,000 Mlln, $5,600. R.ni-2-0wn Fltll lanll, 2413 Jacluton Au. Pttono: 81-4-448·'11171, 614-44 .. PoiM Ptoooonl, 304-6'11-106:1, Wutl., And Dryer $17.68 w.. k. lull llno Traplcol lloh, bltdo, 4223. . . Dunk .Bid Complete, $6.21 amall 1nlm111 and ewppi6M. 1186 Oldsmobile Roy1fe WHk, ., DfiWir Chell S3.12 Btougham V.t, AC, PS, PB, PW, WHk, Atcllntf 15.24 W•k, Full-blooded 1yr. old Dalfftlltion, Power S.1l1 1 t.UIFM Sltreo 1100; 114·112·3811 or 514o'JII2· C11atllt. LDIIdld! All Black, Sola And Choir St0.36 Wooll. 2201. '111,000 Mlloo. 15915. Coli Pal _, CASH ANO CARAY Boyer 614-446-7471, &14·446· German Short Hllr Pointer Aelrlgtralof"8 Starting AI 1311, 4223. Recllntra $111&1, 2xl Sunk Bldt, Pupe; Good Phtaaant And ' Ill. Dlnatle Sat With 4 Paddod Grouu Doa With Ere. ~ ­ 1186 Pontiac Flrebird, V-6, Tlion, 114-24S.!el7. lopt, Air, Blue & Gray, 614·446· Chllro $129. OPEN : llondar Thru Solurtlly IA.II. To IP.II . HAPPY .IACIC llANO£ LOTION; 145e. CIOitod On Sunday. LOCATED: 4 promolll hooting snd ill lr Mil• OH Routo 7 On Routo 141, growth to any mtngt, hoA tpot 1987 Ford Eocon Ponw. CIOod concl, ciMn, good lire,, 54,100 In Clntonary, 114 IIIII On Un· or t u - on dooo I coin Pllw. wHhoul Corllsonor SOUTHERN miln, 304-4171·'111'111 . STATES 304-8715-2780. 1987 GU Trono AM t Loocted) 52 Sponlng Goods Exc. Cond., Low trolloo, Happy Jecll Teblicb: Prtvlnt Tlroo, Etc. 11.500. 114-441·m7. SWAIN AUCTION 6 FU RNITUAE. 12 Olivo 51., Galllpollo. Now • Ultod • •• •• t989 Toyota Plc ~·Up JUtf 1989 Nlaun Pk:k.Up 13,415; ~ 1988 Chovy 5-10 4x4 Pk:k·UP ' $4,295; 1986 Ford F·150 Plck·UP ' -- Sound Oell;n Homti S11r10 Household 61 Farm Trucks lor Sale 1872 Chev 314 ton, · ~~· · 1117 ChiY 112 ton, AIC, aula, )0,000 mlln. 304-4171·5332 . 1180 CMvy 11.1 Ton I Fl. Bod V· I, Automatic, PSIPB , AC. Good Condition, $1,6!1G. IM·Z4S.II27 '"" ~- . Services 81 Home Improvements -=-~~,....~,...---_.;.'. ' Bernett Homt lmprovetntntt. Room Add ittona, G•ra$1"· Er- ~ 1trkM' l Interior Ptlnllng. ~ .... : perienced, INuttd Located Locally. 514-446-1568, ' BA~MENT WATERPROOFING • UncondtUonal lltet lmt guerat\tM. L.oeal ref.,.nc:ll fumithed." 1 F'" Hllmattt. C1ll co-fleet 1· 61•·117-M88, d1y or night. = A091" BIMrMnl Waler~ ling. · '---------'. Cu"lt Home Newtr Homta. Room Addhlorll, Foundollon Worll, Rooll!fti, KltehMs And B• tht. Fr.. E~ tlm.ln! Aelertncn , No Job Too Big Or Small! 614·367-o511. JET Mratlon Molorl, fiPIIrec:l . N.w I re-buiH motors In stock, AON EVANS, JACKSON, 011 . 1-IIQO. 537·1521. ::,-::--':'C"::-- : --::A.tlabft Wtllpape tl ng, Com· mtrelll And Aetldlntlal. •FrM Eltl rNtll ·' •(•perlenctd • • ' t . • ••• • "'ullily Work 114.. 48-7711 • =Ron""·,--= rv c-::s-;'" .r. co-.-,poc -.,. 111": '"' ~ ~ : In Ztn11tl 1110 wvlclng , other brenda. Hou11 calla, ette'. , 101M eppllene1 r.palrs. WV \ 304·511·2191 Cillo 614-441-2454. S.P' lc Tonk Pumpi ng $90 Oollil ' Co. RON EVANS lNTEAPiiiSES , : l Jeckton, ~ 1-100·537.. 521. ~ O..vie S.W-Yac Servk:e, Goorgoo Crook Rd . PariL IUflo ptloo. pickup, and doll-,. 114< 44t.olM. Will build pol io co -. cfockl, Krllltnld rooml, pul up wtnyt tiding or trelltr 1.. 1r11ng. ~~ ~ 2U-1152 , 82 ''I Plumbing & Heating Car1er's Ptwm~ng FoiKI.h and Pine Galllpollt, Ohio 614..46-3188 84 Electrlcel I I ..' & Refrigeration I I 85 Genaralliaullng ·~ Wo Oo Hauling Anyll"" I Anyploco, No Job Too Big o; Too LHIIo. loootrlllll Cloonina, Gonoral WCMII, Any Klncli 1~ 371-2271 Anrtlono. · 87 I1 J Upholstery llowroy'o Uphololorlng oorviolng tri counly oroo 27 ,..,., Tilt bill 1n tvrnhufl upltol<:oot"to Col :1114-1741-4154 101 ~- ... llrnoloo ·- lmprovemenll: v..,. Elptrlene1 On Older l l"'lo ·~ ' I ' �By The Bend The Daily Sentinel NEW BOW SHOP TO OPEN • McKinaey's Bowhuatiag .Dea will move from its Chester, Ohio toea· tioa to Mason Saturday. The shop is located at 109 North First Street (Railroad Street), in tbe buikliag formerly housiag Faith Baptist Church. A grand opeuing celebratioa will be beld Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with door prizes being givea away at 6 Jl·m· Pictured are owners Sam, Ann and Eddie McKinney, left, and Rev. Jerry and Teresa Scott, right, of Futh Baptist Cbun:b. Chester family to open bow shop Powe( Mag. Along with target shooting, she is also a bow hunter, ldlling eight deer in eight years. Sam has also won several com· pelition awards, and has bagged 38 deer as well as a bear. Even small son, Eddie, has been shooting for two years, and has many ll'Dphies 10 show for his effons. According to Sam, even if he is not in the shop when a customer comes to visit. his wife is more than qualified 10 answer questi~ns concerning bows, target shooung and hunting. Hours for the business will be noon 10 6 p.m. through August, and noon 10 8 p.m. September through December. It will be closed on Wednesdays and Sundays. l!l9'!if!III'!P.I9 First Street, or as it is better known, Railroad Streel The store will offer a full line of archery products, including Power Mag, Dartons, Oneida, Mountaineer and Mountainer Magic bows, aluminum and carbon arrows, tree stands, targets, and accessories. In addition, the shop of· fers hunling videos for rent. The McKinneys are not only store owners, but avid bow shooters themselves. Ann McKinney has been fearured in three magazines, "Wis· consin Fish and Game", ''Ohio Fish and Game", and "Indiana Fish and slaCk. Game". She has won many com· · The store is localed in the fanner petitions and shoots on staff for Faith Baptist Church B1 109 North A family-owned busineSs formerly in Chesler, Ohio will open in the Town of Mason Saturday with a grand opening celebralion. : McKinney's Bowhunting Den, a,wned by Sam, Ann and Eddie McKinney or Mason, has been oiJen in Chesler for two yean, and ar~er Saturday. will make its per· manent residence in Mason. A grand opening celebralion will be held from 10 a.m. 10 6 p.m., with free cookies and pop all day. Store items will be on sale, 10 percent off everything in stoCk except bows, and bows, $20 off those m buy iillo the ootion thai all public · schools are irrevocably dirty, dangerous and hopeless and there is nothing we can do about it. Y.R., CEN'rnRVn.LE. OHIO DEAR CENIERVII.LE: You've written a convincing relluual and I thank you. What I superb and well-deserved pldg for Cedtrville. Thanks for a fine blueprint for troubled schools across the nation. 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However, I believe that every school could be a zoo if we let it happen. As I read "Burned Out's" sad de· scription or a school in Philadelphia, I kept wondering what was being done LO improve the situalion. In our school, a group of teachers and administrutors meet periodically, sometimes at 6 a.m., lO address various concerns. Not a single ~cher complains about meeting so early. Parents volunteer for many aclivitics, and our administrators are dedicated as well. It's u package deal. Is my school an exception? No, It is not. Last year,! was with a group or teachers who visited an inner-city school in Dayton and we were truly impressed by what we saw there. The students wm well·llllllllmd and respectful. They ~ had 1 dress code which many schools have given up on because they believe it's unenforceable. Please don't let your readers -.,.. - - 1'18 "WI'JX (l) Page-10 Aim ' IlIll.l. Friday, July 31, 1992. Dear Ann Landers: You asked what is being done to rectify the educational situation in this country. The answer is nothing. I am a teacher in Aorida. Our superintendent has gi vcn us the added· burden of teaching 1.he un· Leachable. These are students who disrupt classes and refuse 10 learn. Our principal is so public-relations · minded that he is terrified if a parent becomes upscL Consequently, there is no discipline, and the teachers have no control. We have riots, fights, thefts, drug sales .and weapons in school on a regular basis. In the hallways between classes, we hear threats and filthy language. When the bell rings, many students continue to mill around instead of going to class because if they are late they receive nothing more than a slap on the wrisl Classes are continually disrupted by lewd comments, raucous laughler and loud arguments with leaebers. Teachers have been stripped or power and self-esteem. MarJie is at an all-lime low. The extra paper· work involves so much time and work that, along with the increased class size, disrespect and lack or parental support, our teachers arc completely demoralized. I say, give teachers smaller classes, lime to prepare during the work day inslead of at home, less interference from "upstairs," fair wages (10 which they are certainly entitled), plus authority and respect A good teacher is a bargain at any price ... WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. DEAR W.P.B.: You'veechoedlhe senlimcnts or many readers, and l!m sure there is a great deal of validity in your complaints, but happily, you do not speak for everyone. Please keep reading: Dear Ann Landers: I stopped cold after I read that unsettling leucr from "Burned Out in Pbilly." His description or the school system is totally foreign 10 me. SATURDAY dJDonellut llliVIdtoi'M D (IIO.TU,TH) . . _ . 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Title A name given to the resource July 31, 1992 barnhart hill murray perry price sarson white wolfe