https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2ab708dbb16f5307cd9777ee578180df.pdf 190f184101ae0350f742b623f58a4194 PDF Text Text • f'w~D• 12-The Dally Sentinel ~-Area Thursday. July 5, 1990 Pon Mlioy-Middleport, Ohio deaths-- Squads have 9 calls July 4 : Connie Adams :· Connie Jean Adams, 41, of :Stewart, died Tuesday evening at :Camden Clark Memorial Hospi-tal after an extended Illness. : Born In Reedsville, daugbler ot . Wanda Kelley Adams and the : late Oyde Adams, she was : employed by Federal Hocking :Middle Scbool as a custodian. Stir!vlng are a daughter, Bath. al home; one brother, Richard Adams, Lancaster; two n~>­ phews, Riehle Adams and Terry Adams, both of Lancaster. Services will be held Friday al 1 p.m. al White Funeral Pome In CooMIIe wllh Rev . John Misner otflclatlng. Burial will be In tbe Stewarl Cemelery. Friends may call at the luMeral home alter 5 p.m . Thursday . Middlepol1 Coul1 news Eight were fined and another forfeited a bond In lhe Tuesday ·night court of Mlddleporl Mayor ::Fred Hottman. : Fined on three charges was -Lance T. Hermann, Middleport, l25 and costs for disorderly manner and disorderly manner . alter being warned, and $100 and : costs for resisting arrest. · Others fined were Jeffrey E. :vmars, Whitehall, S425 and :COsts, and lhree days In jail, 1>Wl; Terry W. Mullins, Langsville, $50 and costs, consuming alcohol In a motor vehicle; Shirley Cole, Mlddleporl, $25 and costs, open conlalner; Marvin L. Warren, Polnl Pleasanl, $10 and costs, expired operalor's II· cense; Charles E. Fllchpalrtck, Mlddleporl, $10 and cosls, no molorcycle endorsement; Melody Clark, Middleport, S50 and costs, disorderly manner; and George M. Gordon, Mason, W. Va .. $425 and costs, and three days In jail, DWI. Craig Sleven Baldwin, Blu~>­ creek, W.Va . !orfelleda$60bond lor no driver's llcense. Nine calls for assistance were answered by ucils of Meigs Counly Emergency Medical Services on Wednesday. AI 2:46 a.m., Pomeroy was called lo Welchtown HIU lor Becky Comer, who was taken lo Veterans Mwmorlal Hospital. AI 9:59a.m., Pomeroy was called to Locust Grove; Ilene Swain was transporled from there lo Camden-Oark Memorial Hospital. Racine squad was called lo Adams Road at 10:50 a.m. lor Josh Ryan, who was lransported lo Velerans Memorial. At 1:50 p.m., Rutland was called to Side Hill for Woody Kuhn. Kuhn was taken lo Plea · sant Valtey Hospilal. The Racine Fire Deparlrnent was called to Third Street lora lree fire at 3:16 p.m. AI 4:06 p.m., Mlddleporl squad was dispatched to Overbrook Cenler for William Smllh. He .was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 5:32p.m., Middleport was called to South Second; Rhoda Fox was laken lo Pleasant Valley Hospital. At 8:16 p.m., Chester Fire Deparlmenl went to West Shade for a car fire and at 9:29p.m., Middleport was dispatched to South Second for Jane Ann Warner. She was taken to Holzer Medical Center. NAOONAL WEATHER FORECAST TO 7 AM EDT 7...10 ?omeroy Court news : In the courl of Pomeroy Mayor fUchard Seyler Tuesday night. IM'Ven were fined and seven -oibers forfelled bonds. . Fined were William D. Whit· :11Jlglon, Pomeroy, $213 and costs, ·!15saull: James Hannan, Pom~>­ roy, $63 and costs, disorderly by lnloxlcatlon: Gene P. Hood. l\llddleport, $63 and cos IS, dlsor@rly conduct; James E. Harris, · Middleport, disorderly cooducl , :$A:! and cos Is; Charles Knapp, Mldleport, DUI, $375 and costs. and $63 and costs. operating tinder suspension; Andy Palterson. Syracuse, $63 and costs, expired registration; and Wlllla m Erb, Mason, W. Va ., $63 and costs, operating under suspension. Forfeiting bonds were Edward Burket!. Middleport, $43, Improper backing; Matthew R. Smith, Cheshire, $63, squealing !Ires; Marvin K. Wisecup, Mlddleporl, $43. allowing children under 16 to ride In the back of a pickup truck: Elnora Bernard, Reedsville. $63, expired vehicle reglslrallon; Darr!n Cremeans, Racine, $63, expired vehiCle reglstrallon ; John Ward, Middlepar~ $63, dlsordejlyconducl; and Rober! F . Jeffers, Pomeroy. $2.3, leaving the scene of an accident and $63, failure to control. ~~~a .. .. - ~At. ~ .......... '191'11 ~ lto10111 Colli ..,...... ,_.. ,,.,.,. m .... -- j• ,;• :t• - , ; t ! l l t :·· =··,; ·;· l,j•l : , Grltlith, Vanessa Harless and Tara Fllchpatrlck. The tradllional ox roast was held In Rutland Park, which was the location for all of the post-parade evenls. The afternoon offered train rides for children, food of all sorts, games, contests and live musical enlertalnment. Enlertalnment was provided twice during the day by the Rainbow Cloggers. Aluo perform lng for the crowd was the Blue Jean Special Band. The Fourth of July Celebration In Rutland was held for tbe benefll of the Fire Department In the village, which will receive the proceeds from the events. Hospital news Dally stock prices (As of 18:38 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith ol munl. Ellis a. Loewl Am Electrtc Power .......... ... 29* AT&T ................... .......... .. 38't4 Ashland Oil ........ ..... ....... 35\i, Bob Evans ........................... 14 Charming Shoppes ............. .10\i, City Holding Co .. ... .. .. ..... ... 14\'l Federal Mogul. .................... 17 Goodyear T&R ............ 29)1, Heck's ............................... Ni A Key Centurion ... ........ ........ .12 y. Lands' End ......................... 16',<; Limited Inc ........................ . 24 Mulllmedla Inc ......... .... ....... 73 Rax Restauranls .......... .. . 2\i, Robbins & Myers .......... 22'h Shoney's Inc ................. .. .14',<; Slar Bank ........... . ......... .... .20 34 Wendy 's Inti ........ ... .. ........... 6Y, Worthington lnd .................... 24 South Central Ohio Showers and lhunderstorms likely early Thursday night and becoming partly cloudy alter mldnlghl, wllh a low belween 65 and 70. Chance of rain Is 60 percent. Moslly sunny F'rlday, with highs In the low 80s. Accident free Meigs Counly had no automo. bile accidents on the Fourth or July. The accldenHree holiday was confirmed through reporls from the State Highway Patrol. the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, and villages olflclals. I $6 38 3 K. UVING ROOM SUITE................ Reg. $999 NOW $388 ~~G ROOM SUITE.................. Reg. $699 NOW $299 $64 8 SOFA AND LOVESEAT MATCHING WING CHAIR _... Reg. S1299 NOW THESE ARE JUST AFEW EIAMPlfS YOU'U FIND. OVER SO MORE SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM AT BLOWOUT PRICES. IEDIOOM SURE Ul. $1499 IOW$899 Receive Matching Night Stand FREE. • Vol40. No.296 Copyrighted 1990 ~~ 'l' ... - \..!::..< , _ . .:lit• ..... Rates were increased this yPar 10$50 an hour for a min im um of two hours. Last nigh!, council reduced the pool party rates to $35an hour fora minimum of two hours. PATRIOTIC KIDS - These youngsters showed their patriotic spirit In Rutland's Fourth of July parade on Wednesday . Area youth were encouraged to be an active part of the parade, which was Meellng wllh council in fP. gards to the pool was Za ne Beegle. manager He prese nted to council a breakdown of costs for pool operation fr om it s opening to July 4. It showed a profit of $1 ,622.07 . Gene Imbod en of the Syracuse Fire Department also met wllh council and asked that ofllcials give consideration to placing a new one mill lev y on the No vember ballot to be used lor thl' replacemenl of lire equipment Council took no action on th e request until It Is dete rmi ned what It will cost the average homeowner and how much mo" ney a one mill levy will generate. In oth er action, howrver, coun - cil did vote to place on the ballot a renewal levy of 1.8 mills for current expense. The money from the current expe nse levy is used to pay tor street lighting . Council also agreed to adver· lise for bids on repair of Seventh Street In front ol Syracuse Elementary to be financed with Iss ue 2 monies Also meeting with council were Bill t.rnott, and th e Rev. Michael Panglo of the Rejoicing Life Church in Middleport in rega rd to a tent revival to be held July n25. The tpnts will be placed on Louks' Field. Jim Pape. council· man. Is to see If all ba seba ll. games are completed and that there are no co nflicting dates a nd then advise counc iL Services will be held at 1: 30 In the even lng with Bible studv at 10 a.m. each day Council . accepted the 1991 budget as prepa red by .Jan ice Lawson. clPrk -l r rasurrr . in th P amount of $171,415. Kathryn Crow, councilman . reported that 58 street repla cement signs are needed following her survP:v of lhr l awn. Coun cil agreed to purchase the neces · sa r y signs. II was reported that c hild re ry are rid i ng bikt's down toward th~ river around the marina and arc· swimming In that area. Council agreed that this mu st be stopped and asked parent s to keep th eir children away from th ere. Coun · cil did indicate that gu ard pos ts will be placed in th at area. In regard to the proposed annPxntion of sevrral arrrs 1o the villa ge to allow for deve lop m e nl, It was pointed out that the property use if the annexa 1ion is approved will be for the construe tio n of a senior citizens complex and no t tor general low and middle inco me familif's. Attending. Mayor Ebcr PickPn s. Mrs L 1wson . Crow. Pape. Minter Frya r . and Jim Hill, and Poti er Ch ief Jim Co nnoll.v . Ohio House committee tones Two are hospitalized after down drug-fighting legislation two-vehicle wreck Thursday An action lor divorce has been flied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Terry D. Michael, Rutland, agalnsl Jennifer Sue Michael, Middleport. UVING ROOM AND BEDROOM SUITS, APPLIANCES, TV'S, DINING ROOM FURNITURE, PLUS MUCH MOREll v one oil he events held In Rutland on Independence Day. The theme lor the parade was "Our American Heritage." Divorce sought BLOWOUT PRICES ON ... 25 Cen1S A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Syracuse Council cuts pool party rates $15 - Exlended Forecast Saturday tbrourb Monday Fair weal her Salurday, with a chance of showers and lhunder· storms Sunday and Monday . Highs will range from 75 to 85 Salurday, and In the 80s Sunday and Monday. Overnight lows will be belween 55 and 65 early Saturday, and In lhe 60s Sunday and Monday mornings . 2 Sections. 14 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday. July 6, 1 990 "m IDINING ROOM FURNITURE I ALL DINING ROOM FURNITURE IN STOCK , , 300 600 /0 SAVE TO /0 TAlLESt CHAIRS.r CHINA'S IN OAK, PINE OK MAPLE. WHITE AND BLUE FINISH IN THE COUNTRY LOOKI PRICES START AT$299 FOR 7 PIECE sn BEDROOM SUITES Receive Matching Night Stand FREE. IIOYIILl CHillY Page 3 ......... _ . , ~... Clear tonight. Low In mid 50s. Sunny Saturday. High In lower s. ------Weather------ 2 Pl. BROYHIU UVING ROOM SUITE .............. Reg. $1299 NOW S488 6888 By KATHRYN CROW Sentinel News Sial! Pool party rates at London Pool In Syracuse were reduced by Syracuse VIllage Council at Its regular meeting Thursday night . "YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE" Oak • Formica Top Pick-4 A marriage license has been granted by tbe Meigs County Probate Court to Duncan Eric Mozingo, 26, and Rhonda An· dreonl, 21, both of Rutland. STOREWIDE FRIDAY, JULY 6 AND SATURDAY, JULY 7 SIIAU IEDIOOM SUITI 969 License issued BIG JULY 4TH BLOWOUT SALE I Daily Number Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS- Amber Lohn, Pomeroy; William K. Smith, Middleport. DISCHARGE- Karen Pooler. RUTLAND FURNITURE'S I over Phils; hike lead WEATHER MAP - A weak cool front will produce widely scattered lhunderstonns In the Ohio Valley. Widely scatlered thunderstonns also will be present In the Southern Roekle&. The hoi, sleamy weather continues In the Southern Plains and soulbeBSI portion of the country. SeBSonable lentperatures have moved Into the Northern Plains and Great Lakes. Showers move Into the Pacific Norlbw.,.l. The Desert Southwest continues to bake with the triple digit temperatures. Stocks LIVING ROOM SUITES Reds roll Darade··~--....:.......... Conlinued from page I r, _ _ __ lor Its classic fire truck. Miscel· laneous division winners were Chuck Harmon lor his Uncle Sam costume, !lrst place; 4·H Go Getters, second place and Jason Knight, who was also dressed as Uncle Sam. third place. Winners of the pie baking contest, which was held In the afternoon, were Margie Bishop, first place; Donna Weber, second place; and Judith Hill, third place. In the cake decorating contest, held In conjunction wllh the pie contest, first place went to Dorothy Leach, second place to Cathy Lambert; and third place to Wilma Davidson. After the baking contests, the entries were auctioned. Games concluded for the child· ren during the afternoon In· eluded an egg toss, bubble blowing contest, balloon loss, watermelon seed spittlng contest. thre~>-legged race and lug of war. Cash prizes were awarded to the winners: Dustin Pullman. Joseph McCall. Clndl Stewart. Kristen Dassylva, Jamltha Wll· !ford, VIrginia Hamaker, Amber Huddles ion, Sandra Moore, Phyl· Us Clark, R.D. Barnhart, Scott George, Tyler Barnes, Holly Ohio Lottery By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLU MBUS - Mindful of the House in Janu ary in different form . . Lawmaker s discovered that high cost of increasing thr prison population . a selerl Ohio Hou se increased prison terms and man datory sentences would balloon committee moved Thursda y to· ward ton ing down a comprehen· s lve drug-lighting bill slated lor passage la ler this month . lhl' prison populat ion b<•yond the sta te's ability to pay lor space. The latest version has a pri ce ta g of about $70 million. wh ich somet hing about lh<• drug prob· !em . All we're doing is exc using a nd alibiing." McLin also induced the com T hf' committf'rworkrdi1 sw ay through 62 amrndmen Is, with t hP .Jones sa id i s all the state can a fJord o n its light bud get . HP said mitlf'P to Plimina te a f]v('·year mandai ory i ncarrrr at io n for pos· Ohio Public De fender's Office winning more round s than the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association. Re p . Wa y ne .Ione s . D· Cuyahoga Fa l ls, r ommi11 C'P c hairman , told mrmbprs hl' h<• is co nfer rin g closely with Se nate sponsor Cha r IPs Henr v. R·Warrcn,m hopes ol avo iding a formal House·Senate co nferenc e comm ittee ft ght. In Thursday' s action. Rrp . Rhine Mcl.ln, D-Dayton. wan 7-4 scss lng a fin•arm durin g a drug · tra ff ick ing offense Posses sion of a weapon during other felon res c a lls lor an extra three· vea r mandatory se ntence. REDUCED! 1S IICH·21 INCH S.ONS lOX SPIINGS AND umrss .. YO 50°/o OFF IWIN.fQU.QUEIN SIZE BRASS HEADBOARDS $28-$38-$48 t hought we wC'I"c ga in~ to do amPnd mPnt An oth er M cLin amendmr n1 allow s a judge to revokr an indi vidu<-tl 's drive r lice nsr for a allowing Individual s to avoid a drug trafficking c ha rge by cla im· ing m os t sma ll amounts of drug s arr for thrlr ow n personal use . 'Wr ' rp Irving lo ge l th e drug first ·degree fclonv drug r on vic tio n. and s uspe nd it for up to five vca r.s fo r other drug offenses. 'rhe bill originally mandated thosr pr nallir.s. "war on drugs" thai c lean?d thr dealer s," snid Rep . Otto Bt>atty .J r, D -Co lumbu s. i n support of But the com mi1tf'f' Wf' nt <.~ l ong with 1he prosl•cutors in redur i ng Senate las t year and then the MeLin 's amendme nt. hOJX'S w fi nish work next Thur s· day and perhaps vote the bill out. It would then go to the full Ho use and Senate for approva l la ter in the month or in Augu s t. he said Th e bill already Is a scalrd down ve r si on of the $2 billion approv'--11 of her Co ntinued on page 10 Forecast cooler weather for Ohio By United Press International More co mfo r table weather 111 somr cases as muc h as 10 rlegrrescoo ler th an the Fo urth of July - is in Ohio 's wpath r r picturp for 1hl' nrx t eoupk of days . T he cold front that e ntered the Buckeye Stat e early T hursda .1· morning was ju s t about ou t of the state early Frida y mornin g. and humidit y lrvels wPrr t o br morr ZENITH TV'S ·' If we start burning the users. we'rr going to hurt the dea lers . .. sa id Rep. Russ Guerra J r .. R-Eng lPwoo<l an oppo nent. "I rea sonabll' through Sa turda y Highs were to range from around 70 in the nort h to the lower 80s in the extreme south Fr ida y and around 80 s tatewide Sa t ur · day . So mr W ednt' sd a ~ rrad i ng s wrrP near 100 . 11 was a warm riJ .\ ' acros s mos1 of Ohio Th ursday, wi 1h a f1t•rnoun highs rangrng through the 80s to thr mid · 90s. The coolest reading ~a s a 79 at Clevela nd. while 9os wrrf' rcportrd from bo th Dayton and Co lumbu s. Sca ttered showPrs ;.m d 1hun der stor m s broke ou t over CP n1ral and southern oh io In th e early afternoon. died out a nd then rPfirPd in late aftrr noo n and Pvt'ning . Rain fall amount s va r ied widely , from mostly 1race amount s to somP luc alizPd ODMR to hold public forums this summer The Ohio Depa r tment of Men tal Retardation and Develop· mental Disabilities will co nduc t public forums this summer to ol!er citizens and policymakers the opportunil y to disc uss the departm en1's nrw long·lerm plan . The department has begun general dlstrlbullonof Its JO .year plan, "Choices and OpUons for People: A Winning Slrategy for Ihe 1990s." The plan Is the res ult of two years of dlscu ss ron and comment through public forums (AprU 1988throughJanuaryl992, and a review of lhousands of leiters and documents. The department sought !he opinions of parents, advocales, government employees and service providers to chart directions that will a ffect programs In the fulure. State legislator s wi ll co· moderate some of th e forum s with ODMRDD s taff. Di rec tor Robert Brown or Terry Walla ce. deputy director for policy and planning, will open each session with an overview of the plan, and will Introduce legislators who will offer remarks rel atin g to the plan and the budget. Public testimony will follow . Th e forums will be held al deparlment ·operated develop· mental centers from July 10 through lhe end of August. All forums a re on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-8:30 p.m. The neares t lecture 10 Meigs County will be held al the Gallipolis Developmental Cenler on Tuesday , July 31 . More lnformallon may be obtained by calling 446·1642 . t1moun1 s i n Pxccss of 2 Inches Heav y ra infall eausrd fl as h flooding in westt>rn Vinton Cou nt y T hursdav night A she· riff' s ·di s pa tc her said a mobile homr and a car wr rr washed <Jway IJy high water s. but no one was injur('J Thf' di spa tc her sa id Ohio Routes 611 and 34~ re ma ined c losed Thursda y morn ingbecau se ofhlghwater U.S.50 was c losed ove rnight. but wa s reported pa ssable by morning . As the high moves east of the A two vehicle accident In Pomeroy sent two people to the hospital Thursda y evening, while six oth ers refused trea tmen t. According to the Pomeroy Pa ller DPpartm ent. Al<m Eas 1Pr was t raveling south un Spri ng Aven ue when the brakes fai lwd on his 1976 Ford truck . c au sing him to strik e a parked 1977 rord tr uc k owned by Violet Brown J aunlla Arthur and Geo rge Easter. both passengers in th<· Eas ler veh icle. were transported to Vpteran s M emori al Hos pi1al. whPrl' they were trrated for co ntu sions and rrlt>il-'>Pd. Other pa ssP ngrrs refusing 1rPa1mrn t were Cheste r Arthur. Sr . ChPs ter Arthur. Jr .. Alan Eas ter. Shirley Kerns. Kathv Shockey and ElsiP Ea strr . Eas ter' s vehic iP sustained moderate dam age ancl was towed from the accide n1 sc r nr. Alan Ea ster wa s cited for no insurance and hav ing r hildrr n under thragpo f IG in the back of a pirk·up . E arlier i n t hf' day Thur sday. By CHARLENE HOEF'Lit:H Sentinel News Stall OVP News Staff Independent ca ndid ate for the 11th Dist rict Ohro Se nate sear ThP Ross Count y Boa rd of Elec ti ons recently ac ted on Ea st· ma n's petitions , verifying the val idity of 969 signatures on hi s peti tions. well abovl' th e required 909 . Hi s name wi II appear on the :slovember 6 ballot, along with Sen. Jan Mi chael Long, ID · Clrclevl llcr and Dan Hl eronl · mu s. tR ·lronto nl . The 11th Ohio Se nale District includes Athens, Gallla, Jack · son, Lawrence, Meigs . Pick· awwy, Ross and Clinton VI unties . In discu ss ing his candidacy. Eas tman said that his goal II elected will be lo put "common sense" back Into government. The candldale said thai people need to have a c hoice and he Is running lor lhe office to give them that choice. "The lltlle guy and his lifestyle Is my concern," commented Easlman, who referred lo himself as the "working man 's candidate." He lalked aboul the tax str uc· of showers and The shower s will linger Mon d ay, and lair sk ies will retu rn Tuesda y. Highs Monday will agai n be In the 80s, while Tuesday' s readings will be 75 to R5 . Lows during Ihe period will be mainly in the 60s. The moderating weather will per mit a var iety of !arming chores. although wind speeds may reach levels high enough lo Inhibit spraying except In the morning and evening hours. The winds will keep ground level ventllation adequale lor moderate drying rates with pan evapo ration amounllng to around a quarter-Inch a day. Small grains should ripen at a good pace and harvest conditions will be good as light dews dissipate fairly early. The dry sunny weather will also con tribute to good hay Conllnued on page 10 Po lief' Drpartmrn1 . le ft turn. -Local news briefs-. Fire hits Flair Furniture building F'Dur tH!'d fire departm1•nts from P1 Plpac;; 1n1 . Ca llip olis, \!,alley and F'lalruck re sponded to a fire al Fla i r· Furn it un•. owned bv CPri l Wi lliams of Pt. Pleasa nt at 9: 2~ p.m T hursda1· rvening Thr firr v.-a s apparrn 1l y s1af1Pd by l igh1nin g ',\·hich s1ruck th r a1tic portion of the building acco rding to wi1nPs~rs It wa s rrport rd lha I a pa rtme n1so n thr top fl oor ol 1hr bu rlrlrng Wf'rr rlf'stro.vf'd whilr furnllurr in botto m fl oor WPrr cl amLigi•d h.v srn okf' and wa !Pt Af1rr l hpir arri val fircfi ghll 'rc; hacl1hP fire undPrcontrol wi thin 40 minu tPs F: st im ali'd dam ;IRP-" wPn' no1 availablE' at prrs s tim e. 4 from Rutland hurl in wreck Four RutlJnd rrsid en1.s suffered minor mjurit·~ T hur sda.\ whPn 1hr rar 1hcy wrrr r ld ing in wr nt off 1lle rn;1U ,l!ld ov PrlurnPd The e a r . dri ve n l>y Hay·m ond Wilford. -tO . wa :-. 1ran• ling northbound on SH ~ JHa round 10: 30 p.m . whf'n hf' los1ro n 1rol 1n r1 Co ntinued on pa gr 10 Eastman's petitions valid; will seek 17th District Ohio Senate seat Nov. 6 Ity level s will be on the Increase Sund ay . with highs reaching well into th e 80s . and there will a lso be r han ce Pomeroy 3 when Miller fail ed to stop and s1 ruck 1he re ar of Mulfo rd' s ('Jr. assurPd c lear dls 1ance whrn shr Ro n Easlman of Sumner Road. Chf'.s1er. has been certified as an t hunclersl orms. Mulford had s lopped on WP.S I Main S1rcet to mak r Pauline Miller wo .s riled for stair Sa1 unla y, sou th winds will r eturn . T r mprra t ure and humid - a struck the !'Par of a vehlclP drive n by Step hanie Mulford . According to a report fr om the turr and i1s unfairness whcrr• propert y ownr r.s have to lake on the · ·rrsponsibtlily for schools and about every thing else" and t•xprrs sed roncf'rn for thr " man with just" dollar in hi s pocket. " Charging representation lor on ly big bu si ness a nd the lega l co mmunit y, and a lack of rep res e ntat ion lor the ord inary citizen . Eastman said he represents a c ha nrr lor change II' elected. Athrn ~ ('(Junlir s . ;~nd 1:-. J "llpt ·t visor of lhP Mf'ig ~ Snl! and \\' ;~ l t 'l Co nscr\'a 1io n Di s l r ir l Ht · ht· l ongs to 1h P Church of C hr i ~1 Ea ~ tm nn sav:-. hi s c amp<~r g n will consls! mos1l.v of makin g per so n <.~ ] appe ar ;_mr t• {If ro m mu ni tv act ivities and fl' . , lh als slncr his financrs arr l imill'd . 1-11 • a lle nded seve ra l Fourth of .1ulv celebra tions in thr di str icl . He sa id he felt there should be more state supporl for s mall bu sinesses and co ndemned spe cia ! cons ideration lor fo re ign in vestors . A native of Meigs County. fhe !lrst lime candidate graduafed !rom Pomeroy High School and attended Ohio State University a yea r. A dairyman In easlern Meigs Cant y, he Is married and has lwo daughters ·attending schools In the Eastern Local School District. A Vietnam veteran. he belongs to the Tuppers Plains VFW Post and Is a member or the Vietnam Veterans of America. He also serves on the Meigs Coubty Veterans Service Commission , lhe Farmers Home Admlnstra· lion commlltee lor Vinlon and RON EASTMAN �Friday, July 6, 1990 Commentary ;:::::::::::::;:=:=;~~:~':;f The =:;---------------:--:-::-:==---=-----------:--------- :;~:.1:: :·--: tJ Datly Senti-~el lh _C ourt Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERI!STS OF THE MEIGS-M$S,>• , ,\REA . ' ~li:::. r-r_,...._,.. "!r-r=doo=o ~~ .: . ts:m:s:~ ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday. July 6, 1990 . . . CHARLENE HOEFLICH General l\lanager Pt\t f]•:~?'EHEAD Assistant Pobtl~her/C ontroller A MEMBER of The Unlb,• .. :,<;-ess In ternationaL Inland D'll',\i i>ress Association and the American N;.,..spaper Publishers A~!On. LETTERS OF OPINION"' welcome. They should bei_'ss than300 words long. All letters are sul:jllt'f. to editing and musl be uJ~ed with name, address and telephone numbPr No unsigned letters will be published . Letters should be In good taste. address ing issues. not personali- ties . U.S. post t:old War world still uncertain By HEIJ-.1'11 THOMAS UP! Whtu- Houst• Reportt•r WASHINGTON - President Bush n!ten says lw is no t m•."' h for this "vis ion thing . '' But that is what hP has tu .h;t vt• lo krt·P ·ttH.'f' with global developments that havf' IPcl 1n lhP co llapsP of · the '=.:_ryief empire. The NATO Su mmit in London 1Jid t hr Eronomt c Sum mit ir .\louston have forced the United Slates and oth er Wes l cr n leaders to takeR hard look at the fuiure and to try to pro jec t a world they lk'>'f'r knew . Bus h does not have the luxury of sitting back and en joyin~tlie sbo'~ as a former adversary falls apart. He has to figure out w&}'$10 !<..~ his new found friend , Soviet President Mikha i l Gorbacho.>v. afloat duri ng the stormy present. Furtherm ore, he has to map'()'JJ a ne" role for the United States in Europ<> where it s presence l'fliiY becoAle dubiou s as ti m e goes on. The president has been trying to hold back th e growing ct.: .',ll nd ~" the United States to lead the way in bankrolling G orbachev'~ 'reform•. so tha t there will be no turning back for the Kre mlin But Bush and British Prime M i nist er Margaret ThatcfV'; are split with the other al lies on th P Soviet assistance ques tion <.~ nd fhey may deci de to agree to dlsagrer at thf' J<conomic Summ it In Houston, breaking the usual so lid front Time ts not on anybody's side. E qu all y on thr horns of aul~'I'J1ma Is Gorbachrv, who mu st deal with a bankrupt eco nomy and a co nsti tuency that has found it s voice and doesn't mind u~""'Q it . He is faced wilha populaee tha t i sa n~ ry over th E' lackof.consumer goods the an d disdaining the belt tightening sac rif ices th'JI may lead to a plen tifu l marketp lace in th e lo ng ru n. Germa ny a nd France are t ryt ng to k eep htm from throwing In the towel and to give him the support that ca n fend off his enemies to the right a nd th e left. Both sides are trying to topple him from power. Mea nwhile, ihr presi dent is opposed to givi ng Gorbachev hard c u rre ncv to bail him ou I. as some of t he a I liPs a rP wi lling to do , and see as a neCrssary strp . Bush says hP wants ro hr l~l out with technkal adv i ce and to di g in U.S. pockets only whPn thrSov i C't reforms ar e i n place. reflecting a trep m arkrt P('Onom.v. He emphasizes th at thr L'n it Pd Staff' s su pporh pcn'stroika. bur does not feel that it i s inrumbrnt on Amrrica to prop up Gorbac hev and to kPep him from li:lking a politic al bath . In meeting with the NATO IPadcrs. Bush h ad to take Into co nsideration lhP d im inish ed Soviet i-nilit ary threat and began to tailor U .S nePds acco rd i ng IV. H e offered a ser ies of proposa l s tha t basicall y draw down the U .S presence i n Ger m any where U .S. troops have bf'en since the end of World War I I - and are no longer needed Bush's attemp ts to reduce th e na tt on·s high profile among Europeans culminates 40 year s of Co ld War dominan ce and eye ball-to-eyeball co nfrontati on w ith t he Sovi et -con troll ed Eas tern bl oc. He is bound t o face a loud clamor to br ing ai l the t rnnps home as thP days. weeks and months go by. The df'ma nd fo r a n uc IPa r · frPr cont i nr nt mJy he t hr nrx 1step . Bush ha s already taken int o tHTOunr tilt• Llr-1 tha t (;p rm any will become less Pnc hanted as 11mr gore; on wi th havi ng nuc iPa r weapon s on lis ·soil The alliPs still want tile lJ S. support but not prr·emincnce. The proposals Bu sh madl.' lo trim thl' weaponry and troop levels in Europe we r e aimPd at accepti ng thr nrw rra li ties and to reassurr Moscow tha t a unitrd Gr rmanv in 1ht' 1\1 Ian ri c a IIi a nee wi II not pose a th reat to i ts securit\·. Go rbachev dors not have man.v cards in his hand s and hr ha s to bow to th e inrvi tablr. At th f' sa mr lime IH· is still t rying togrt th(' best bargain possible . There mus t bP an irony ro him 1hat hf' i'> gl'l ti ng mort' support from the West than he has at-home. Hut it's still not enoug h to gel into the :democratic club. Berry's World Exposure of OMP almost produces action lack Anderson and Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON A funny thing happened on the way to the press last month. We found ourselves being chased by a desperate throng of White House bureaucrats racing to get a j ob finished before we exposed their p rocras tination They didn't make it. In May we exposed the delay tactics bf'lng used by the Whit e House and budget director RI chard Darman to avoid what some ex per ts say will bP the $1 trillion cleanup of 338 hazardous waste dumps owned by t he federal government. For almost two years , !he Environmental Prot ec tion Agency has been trying to get Darman and the Office of Man - According to a dispatch t o The New York Times dated J une 29, British Hom e Secretary Dav id Waddington ha s just given t he British press one year to set up a commission to guard against various journalistic ''excesses. ' ' Including In vas ion of privacy . If the press refuses to do so, or If it becomes clear within 18 months that t he commission Is failing In Its task, the government may proceed to "set up a publi cl y fin anced tribunal with lega ll y enforceable powers" to Impose reforms . The Tim es noted t hai "M r. Waddington' s warn ings repres en ted a full en dorsPment of t hr findings of ( a i government sponsored committee, which wa s set up 14 months ago In response to widespr ea d co ncern abou t press treatment of Individu al s." "The r eaction of editors and publishers, " the Times added. " wa s mix ed, with some voicing co ncern th at t he proposals would threaten fr eedom of thP pr Pss MAPE S, N.D. (NEA l - Only the small brown and while sign wilh a brief "H -27'' designation !dent Illes the mysteriou s site along County Road 22 where a strange assorlment of while, black and pale green pipes and ports protrude from beneath the Earth's surface. Visitors to the site must know where to turn ott U .S. 2, one of two major east-west highw ays that traverse North Dakota , then make a 3~ mile journey down a packed dirt-and-loose gravel rural road. When they arrive at H -27, they see a roughly square tract that occupies less space than a typical suburban hom e. Carved out or a Northern • • • and others suggesting that the main violators would not heed the warnings. Still others agreed that t he industry had behaved badly and n eeded disciplining." To an American ear. all this so und s at fir st absolutely Incon ceivable. Wha t about the First Amendment ? But thPn onl' rPm embers that the U.S. Co nstltu 1lao doesn't apply! to Britain. Yet Britain Is hilrdly some Third World nation whpre important ri ght s are v iolated every day. On the contrary. Britain was the source of most of th e freedom s Americans cherish. Incl udin g f reedom of speech. I s II possible that that bastion o f li berty Is about to t urn Its back on lis grandest tradition? Not at all. The British govern ment's act ion mprely dem on· strates how far we Americans have wandered In recent years, unilrr th e tut el age of our medi a. f rom understanding the proper b alance of co mpel lng rights. Plains farm, thesltelsprotec t ed by an eight-foot -high chain· link fenc e topped by barbed wire. Electronic sensors monitor any a !tempt to Invade the perimeter. Atop a pole that carries electric power to H -27 Is a trio of transformers - a configuration unique to such sites . The most dominant visible feature can go unnoticed because It lies flush with the ground. It Is a massive !20-ton concrete slabthe cover to an undergrc,nd compartment that can bP rolled back on a pair o! steel ralls but almost always remains tightly closed . Beneath that slab Is a Minuteman Ill Intercontinental ballistic missile. It weighs 39 tons, stands Today in history • 7-f'. • I regulations for the clllan~~r,, In addlt ion to the g<wernmenl:')wned dumps. there ar() m:JI'e tHan 4.000 privately owned --h azardous waste sites In !he COlflltry. Congress manda ted the cleanup with a .';"'Il In 1987, bu 1 the EPA had 1ne job of writing specific rules for the companies to follow. The rules are written. but Darman Is sitting on them, He mlsta~nl.- thinks he can sav~ the Ieder~! government som e mon ey If he clelays , but the price of the cleanup will only get higher with procrastination. Even the private companies that have to do their own cleanup are getting annoyed with the delays becau se "I wsnnsbejust /Ike you - AND Jose Csnseco." ' they se.. the price going up. OMB offici als found out we were nosing ilround about why the rules were sttll on the drawing board . They pani cked and Initiated a full-court press to get the rules out before we published our findings. Sources In the EPA and OMB told our associate Tim Warner how the two agencies burned the midnight oil. EPA officials were thrilled. OMB was finally getting the job done, even If only to stop us from exposing them. Some EPA officials were so optimistic th at they advised us to forget our story because the rules would bP published before our column was. We published. and the rules are still stuck at OMB. It seems that now OMB officials have dug In their heel s deeper than ever. EPA ottl clals and memhf'rs of Congress have realized that Darman's sudden Interest In clea ning up the environment was only a sudden fear of publicity . Sources In the EPA and the OMB told us that approval of the rules Is still weeks away. This Isn't the first time the environment has suffered from paralysis at OMB . In 1986, It took a ruling from a federal judge to get OMB to move on some EPA regulations mandated by Congress. OMB has also delayed rules on asbestos and radon gas, placing dollars over public safety To list en to our medta, one might suppose that the First Amendment Is by long odds the most Important section of the Co nslilul lon. TI Is, of course. no suc h I hln g. I I Is simply one Importa nt provision among scores, many of them at l east pqually vitaL Morrov er , our misconception of the First Amendment's Importance Is matched by our misu nderstanding of what It s<Jys . According t o th e media t<Jgain ), !I charges them with a unique obligation Ia prohf' and criticize public and private activities alike. aod to th at end endows them with powers and Immunities poss essed by no other Individual or group In American society . But there Is no doubt that the First Amendment has be en hol lered up by the media , and by libera ls in ge neral. as some sort of sacred cow. Nor Is there any doubt as to why In Its latest Interpretations . Ills the principal In s!rumen I of the l eft in redesignIng America as a totally valut>fr ee (a nd thu s Intrinsically valueless I society. On the one hand, as In the flag - burning and obscenity cases, the First Amendment Is cited for the proposition that In modern American society !Iterally anything goes- that there Is no ac t so offensive that It will not bP trealed as "speech" and afford e d co nstitution a l protection. On the other hand, the First Amendment's ban on the "establishment " of a religion Is Interpreted as forbiddin g I he slightest official indulgence toward any system of ethic al beliefs save atheism- which has hf'come, by default, our national religion . The First Amendment. In short , has become the last refuge of a horde of scoundrels . Th e British, unfettered by It, are moving briskly to bring to heel one noisy pa ck of them. One can only envy them the ability. Nuclear missiles still poised for attack • • • .. til;' · final { Reds increase NL West lead to 8 1/2 games over Giants By GARY SULENTIC UP! Sports Wrller The headlines on th e back pages of the tabloids have filled themselves with baseball's divIsion battles. The Red Sox have surged to a 2\,S game lead over Toronto In the AL East and the surprise While Sox sit half a game back of previou sly untouchable Oakland . In the National League East. the Mets' 21 wins In June helped t hem make a run at the top, where Pittsburgh still hangs tough . Seems we forget someone. Since winning the first nine games of the season, the Clncln· nat! Reds have never lost the lead In the NL West. On Thursday night they Increased that margin to 8~ games over second-p lace San Francisco by crushing the Philadelphia Phlllles 9-2. But recently, victory for Cincinnati has not fetched the spotlight. Press and people enjoy sur prlses. A win by the Reds this year Is no longer a surprise: it's expected. They are that good. · Credit manager Lou Plnlella, who has taken a team that finished last year In fifth place In the NL West , a team surrounded by the Pete Rose scandaL and turned them around and away f rom the past. These days, mention of the Cincinnati Reds conjures more thoughts of success than memories of Rose. And credll the players, five of whom will take Wrigley Field for this year's All-Star Game. Chris Sabo will start lor the National League at third base, and Barry Larkin, who hit a solo homer against the Phlilles, earned enough votes to back up shortst op slugging a .3 13 average. Three of the 10 pitchers selected from the NL w111 bP wearing Reds uniforms. Starter Jeff Armstrong won his third straight decision taking the victory over the Phlllles. The All-Star pitcher upped his record to 11-3, glvlng up five hits, and one walk with five strike outs over seven Innings. Relief slingers Rob Dibble and Randy Myer s will also be in Wrigley' s bullp<>n July lOth . Along with Norm Charlton , th ese three finishers have done well enou gh to earn the nickname "Nas ty Boys." As the half-season approaches. let the other divisions battle for the lead and the headlin es. The Cincinnati Reds should continue . to dominate the NL West Come Octohf'r, we'll be hearing from them again . In other Na tional League ac tio n, New York nipped Atlanta 9-8, St. Louis downed San Diego 4-1, Montreal burled Houston ll -0, and Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 9-6. Mets9, Braves 8 - At Atlanta, Darryl Strawberry ripped a three-run homer Ia highlight a five-run seventh Inning to lead the New York Mels to victory . With the Braves leading 7-3, the Mets scored five limes off two Atlanta pitchers In the seventh . Orlando Mercado led off by drilling his third home run off Atlanta starter Charlie Liebrandt. One out lat er, Howard Johnson and Dave Magadan singled to knock out Ll ebrandt. Greg Jefferies greeted losin g reliever Joe Hesketh, 1-2 , with a double to left, scoring Johnson . Strawberry then ripped a 1-1 pitch over t he left field fence for his seven th homP r un sco rin g Jefferies and Magadan . Wally Whitehurst, 1-0, gai ned hi s fir st major league win .•John Franco earned his lh1h save. Cardinals 4, Padres 1 - At Sa n Diego, Tom Pagoozzl doubled home the tip-brPaking ru n to spark a three-run ninth Inning and Ozzle Smith drove In two runs to hel p lift St. Louis . Lee Smith, 2-2, pitched In lhP final two innings for the win . Greg Harris, 4-3, entered in the ninth to take the loss. Expos II, Astros 0 AI Montreal, Rookie Mark Gardner pitched a four -hi! shutout and Dave Martinez slugged a two-run homer helping Astros dropp<>d their fifth straight. Gardner, 5-4, stuck out a se ason -high ll in his second shutout and second complete game on the year. Mike Scott. 6-8. lost hi s first game in Montrea l si nce 1982 . Pirates 9, Dodgers 6- At Los Angeles. Pittsburgh pounded out four hom ers. Including back-toba r k home runs by Andy Van Slyke a nd Bobby Bonil la on consecutive pitches. to stay half a game In front of th e Mets. Rick Reed, 2-0, posted his second win since being called up from Ruffalo of the American Association [AAA) a month ago. After giving up four runs In th e first. Reed retired 18 batters In a row . Bob Patterson, the fourth Pirate pitcher, got the final out to record his second save. Ramon Mar· !inez. 9-4, lasted four and onethird Innings to lake his fir st loss at home aftrr seven wins . First Amendment aids scoundrels_ R_ush_er · • ag;,•,rn•oi' anti· Budget to approve By United Press International Today Is Friday, July 6, the !87th day of 1990 with 178 to follow . The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its full phase. The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. They Include John Paul Jones, founder of the U.S. Navy, In 1747; singer Laverne Andrews In 1915; opera singer Dorothy Kirsten In 1919 (age 71); former first lady Nancy Reagan In 1923 (age 67); TV personality Merv Gr1!tln In 1925 (age 65); actress Janet Leigh In 1927 (age 63); rock 'n' roll pioneer Bill Haley In 1925; singer Della Reese ln1932 (age 58) and actors Burt Ward In 1945 (age 46) and Sylvester Stallone In 1946 rage44). ' Robert Walters almost 60 feet tall and carries several W-62 or W-78 thermonuclear warheads, each wllh 170 to sures Involved warheads atoptbe sUo-based ICBMs (Minuteman 335 kiloton s of explosive power enough to decimate any city on II. Minuteman III and MX missiles), the reports Increased the planet. H -27 Is the seven th of 10 the uneasiness o! the residents of missiles In Flight H . Five flights rural areas In Missouri. Nt>constitute a squadron. and three braska, Colorado, Wyoming, squadrons comprise a wing- In North Dakota, South Dakota and this case, the 32lst Strategic Montana whose nelgh,bors are Missile Wing headquartered at thermonuclear weapons. Flight H here Is typical of the Grand Fo rks Alr·Force Base 40 placement and control of those mil es to the east on U.S. 2. missiles. Although the ICBM sits The presidents of the United In a silo whose temperature Is a States and the Soviet Union constantly comfortable, air agreed recently to provisions of a conditioned 69 degrees, no mil Strategic Arms Reduction itary personnel are stationed on Treaty that would reduce by more than one-third -but not site. Instead, the !light's 10 missiles eliminate - the nuclear warare the responsibility of Air heads mounted atop the 1,000 Force o!ftcers whO work at a !CBMs Installed in subterranean · launch control center In a slm· silos In seven states. Also recently, tht> Defense llarly Isolated site about five miles to the east. Department confirmed newsAn above -ground support paper . revelations of defects In building at that Installation looks one type of nuclear warhead (the like a typical !arm or ranch W-79 In short-rangt> artlllery structure, but the teams of seven shells) tllat might cause it to that stall the faclllty spend explode accidentally. muchk o! each three-day shift In In addition, the Pentagon acan elaborate subterranean knowledged design fiaws In two bunker . other types of nuclear warheads Notwithstanding all the rhe(the W-88 on Trident submarines toric about the end o! the Cold and the W·69 on Intercontinental War, the system Is tully opera· bomben) that made their safety tiona! and Is expected to remain suspect. so for the foreseeable future . Although none of the dlscloJ The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BREAKS UP DOUBLE PLAY- Even though Toronto's Ken W!Uiams wa.• lagged out on this play al second base by CaiHomla shortstop Dick Schofield, Williams managed to prevent the completion of the double play In Thursday night's game In Toronto, which the Blue Jays won 9-2. Ohio State basketball schedule announced COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI) Ohio State will k lck off It s 1990-91 baskelball season at St. John Arena against Bethune Cookman on Sunday, Nov. 25, one of 15 home ga me s on the Buckeye sc hedule. The pre-Big Ten home sc hedule also Includes home co ntests against Delaware State, Young stown State. Chicago Stat e. - Sports briefs- Baseball Billy Berroa, Jaime Jan·ln . Gustavo Lopez Moreno and Ed gar Perea, baseball's leadin g Spanis h radio announcers, w111 head a CBS Radio team deliver ing baseball's headline events to America's Spanish language -community starting with the All Star game Tuesday at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Basketball The New York City Basketball Hall of Fame has made ten Initial selections from the categories of player, coach and contrlbuler. The Inductees , Including Bob Cousy, Kareem Abdul .Jabbar, Arnold "Red" Auerbach and Holcomhf' Rucker, at tended high sc hool In New York City and will be admitted September 18 .... The 32nd annual Maurice Stokes hf'nefil basketball game. scheduled for July 10 at Kutsher's Country Club, Montic ello. N.Y .• will feature several NBA players Including Mark Jackson, Rod St rtckland and Kelly Trlbucka. Proceeds aid former NBA players requiring financial assistance due to dlsablllly or Illness. Bowling Carol Norman of Ardmore, Okla. won the overall Open Division all-events champl<in· ship at the 91-day WIBC Championship Tournamt>nt In Tampa, Fla., July 4. Ardmore bested a ileld of 52,720 women with a nine-game total of 1,984,tylng lhe tournament record. GoH NBC won the broadcast rights to the 1991 and 1993 Ryder Cup matches. Wright Stale and T enne ssee State. The 18-game Big Ten schedule begins Thursday. Jan . 3 when Iow a v isits St. John Arena . ABC will televise three Sunda y games from St. John - Feb. 3 aga inst Purdue, Feb. 17 aga in st Indiana and March 3 aga inst defending Big Ten c hampion Michigan State. The Buckeyes also will appear twice on ESPN ' s Big Monda y package - .Jan . 21 at Indiana and Feb . 11 at home against Michigan . Prior to the regular season. Ohio State will pla y exh ibition ga mes aga inst a team from th e Sovret Union on Nov. 13 and t he Athletes In Action on Nov . 19. The schcdult• Nov . l3 Soviet Union; Nov . 1 ~ Athletes In Action ; Nov . '25 Bet hune Cookman; Nov. 28 Delaware State: Dec . 1 Youngstown State; D ec. 8ChicagoState; Dec . I2 Wright State; Dec . 15 at American; Dec. 17 Tennessee State; Dec. 22Georgetown tat La Vegas! ; Dec. 27 -28 at West Palm Beach Ciass tc: .Jan. 3 Iowa: Jan . 5 at Mi ch igan. Jan 10 at Northw estern : Jan. 12 Wisc on sin : J an. 19 Illinois; .Jan . 21 at Indiana: J an. 24 at Minnesota; .Jan. ~1 at Michigan; Feb .1 Purdue; Feb . !J Nortllwestern ; Feb . 11 Mi chl gan; Feb. 14 at Wi sco nsin; Feb . 17 Indiana; Feb. 20 at Illinois: Feb. 23 Minneso ta; March .1 Michigan State: March 6 a't Purdue; Ma rc h 9 or 10 at I owa. MORRIS HITS FIRST HOMER -The Reds' Hal Morris (right) gets congratulated at home plate by teammate Paul O'Neill after Morris Blue Jays down Angels 9-2; Mariners defeat Tribe 4-1 By APRIL ALFARANO UP! Sports Writer Being nam ed to the All St <u· team can work wonders on a player's performance . Just ask Toronto pitcher Dave Steib . Steib. who gave up a l ola ! of 12 runs in his la st two start s, pitched seven shu t out innings and allowed just two hits In th e Blue Jay s 9-2 t rou ncing of th e Ca lifornia Angels Thur sday night. "It put a little more pressure on me to do well being nam ed to the All-S t ar team today," said Stieb. who boosted hi s reco rd to l\ -3. "It put pressure on to show I deserve to be there." Stleb did just that. He prepared for his seventll All-Star game appearance by striking oul four in a row in the second and third Innings and the side i n the fifth for a personal season-high nine batters . " His pi tch es were so good," teammat e Ranct> MuiJiniks said . "I kept looking up at the tvldeot scoreboard and saw some of those guys being punched out and said you couldn't hit those pitches if you wPrf' looking for them . Stleb' s pcrrormJncr was marked by torrid fa sthall.c.; i.Jild a dramatic break in~ curv('. "You had to be t hen• on till' fi eld to apprecia te how much those pitches were moving ,·· co ntinued Mullinik s. "Some of them he started so far away from the plate that they quit on them. and th en the balls came right b ack over the plate ... Glenallen Hill paced Toronto' s 11-hil attac k with a Hnr-4 night that inc luded a so lo homer and an f(RI sin gle. Fred McGriff and John Olcrud al so hit so lo homr rs for Toron1o. An erro r by sho rt stop Dick Sc hofie ld helped To ron to open a 2-0 lead in t he seco nd . Fol lowing a single by McGriff off sta rte r Ktrk McKask ill , 6-5, SchofiP id' s error on a grounder by Olf'rml put runners at first and sPco nd with none out. After Greg Myer s forced Of crud at second, Hili and Kenny Willtams each strokPd RBI sin gles . The AngPi s committed anot he r error to add to their four from the previous night and garnered 1990 SPECIAL PURCHASE blasted a three-run homer, which gave what the Reds needed to hand the host Philadelphia PhUIIes a 9-2 Joss Thursday night. (UPI) their eighth loss In 11 games. "We' rp worried about our defen se,'' Ca liforn ia man a~Pr Doug Rader ad mitted . " I've a! way s had a hard time under· standlng how someone can get Into a defensive slump. I don ' t want to get into speci fic s, but it will bP taken car e of. When a club goes flat you loSt' the joy of the experi ence." McKasklll was rocked for a total of three ru ns In the fifth and sixth Innings Including McGriff' s 18th home r which made It 3- 0 In !he fifth. Hill opened th e sixth with a single a nd advanced to third on a singl e by Mookle Wilson. Wilson went to second on Dave Winfield's throw to third base and both runners scored on Ne lson Llrlano's bloop double to left -center chasing McK as kill. "EvPry facet of m y game slinks," said M c Kask il l. who lost for the second s larl in a row. "I got to shake myself up a little." Elsewhere In the America n League . Minnesota topped Bos ton 7-4. Milwaukee clipped Oak land 4-3. Sea ttle beat Clevela nd 4-1. Kansas City haltered Detroit l~d and Texas edged Baltimore :l2. Twins 7, Red Sox 4 - At MinnPapolis, Fred M anriqur singled in two ru ns during Minnesota's three-run seventh· inning rally and Kirby Puckell went 3 for 5 to lift Minnesota. Tim Drum mond , 1-:l, pitc hed two and one·third i nnings of scoreless rel ief. giving up three hils and st rik i ng out three. Rick Aguilera pitched th e fin al two-third s of an inning for his 20th save . Rob Mu r phy , 0-1. took the loss. Brewers 4, Athletics 3 - At Milwaukee. Teddy Higuera and two relievers combined on a lhreP-hitl er to guide Milwauke e. Higuera. 6-2. allowed three runs - onf' Parned - on lwo hit s in sf'vc n innings. He st ruck ou t ninr and walked t hree. Dan Plesac recordPd the fina l out for hi s 14th savL'. Oakland sta rter Bob 1987 CHEVROLET CHEVffiE 2 Or., 4 spd . trans .. cloth intorio r. sport stripes. one ow nar . new Ford trade] Welch, 13·'· allowed four run s on five hils in three Innings. Marlners 4, lndians l - At Cleveland , Erik Han son gave up three hits in eight innings and Harold Reynolds droVP in thrP<' r un s. leading SeattiL•. Hanson, 9-6, struck out nine and walked th r ee whill' giv ing up one run Mike Sc hooler pitc hed the nint h for his 22nd save. Cleveland star ter Tom Cand lotti . 9-4. gave up two run s on seve n h its while striking out five and walking two in eight inning s. The Daily Sentinel ( l!SI"S U ~!I&O ~ A Dh' hlion ol Multimedia, Inc Publ!shf'd ewr v aft er noon . ~1ondav throogh FridaY. Ill Cou r1 St.. Po · mer ov. Oh io , hv th <' Ohb Vallf'?>' Pub llshln·fil: Co mpany Mulllnwdla . Inc , PomE'rOV, Ohio ~ 5769. Ph '~J2 - 21Sfi . St>· cond clliss postagC' paid at Pomf' roy . Ohio. 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July 6. 1990 Garrison to battle Navratilova for Wimbledon womens' title By FREDERICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Writer WIMBLEDON , England Zlna Garrison. frus trated in 33 previous Grand Slam tourna ments, Thursday upset defend ing champion Steffl Graf In three se ts to become the final obstacle between Martina Navratllova and a record ninth Wimbledon singles crown. The fifth -seeded Garrison. playing with the composure and consistency which long had eluded her, advanced to the fir st major fin(:l! of he r It -year ca reer with a 6-3, 36,6-4 victory. SPcond sPed Navratilova . :t~t, dispatched No. 4 Cabrle la Sa batini 6-3, 6·4 lo movl' within one match of the recor d she wan ts so much. The left -band er. who reached the final for the lith I ime in 13 years, Is tied with Helen Wills Moody with eight Wim bledon singles titles . The odds wilt be heavily in Navra l i lova's favor Saturda y She ha s won 27 of 28 matches agatnsl Garrison. the on ly toss co mtng at the 1988 U.S. Open "Obviously my record 's over whelming but this i grass 1 is the surface where she is most likel y 10 do it aga in." said Nav ra tllova, who ha s not wo n a Grand Sl am tit le since I he 1987 U.S. Open . T he 26-ycar old Ga rrison al way s had struggled wit h her nerves and co ncentration but againsl Graf her play wa s impeccable. ·'She didn I ma ke any errors . she was going for the right shots, doing the right things," said Graf. who blamed her own poor play for setting up Garrison's opporr unit es. "I wasn't playing well at all, my serve wasn'l working, I didn 't feel comfortable. I was eager, l was ready, everything, but it wasn't my day at all," said the West German, who had not lost three consecutive tourna ments since 1986. Garrison, who came Into the match 1-o against Graf, had not beaten her since 1985. But after the biggest victory of her career, she said "the strange thi ng Is, I was ve ry relaxed." The Texan , who toppled French Open champion Monica Seles In the quarlerfinals , stuck r es olutely to her slrategy of playing the West \.erman's back hand and rarely subjected herself t o the powerfu l forehand . Garrison came to net at every opporru nlt y and had the speed necessa ry to cut off passing shots and chase down the deep placements which have brought Graf ninf' major t i tles. Not sine<' the 19R7 Australian Open has a Grand Slam final been played without Gra f. a string of 13 strai ght major tournamen ts. Graf sai d her recent sin us probl em s were not a factor In h('r loss. She b!'lieves her departurP O)l<'n s the door for Navratllova . " I think now it's pretty sun• Martina's tournament. Zlna doesn't have the game to bear Martina," said Graf. Garrison. when told Graf's prediction, would only say, "You get to a !lnalllke this on grass and anything can happen." In the third set, Garrison broke her opponent In the third game, bias ting a backhand service ret urn down the line to take th e game at deuce. She served out the 2-hour, 4-minute match, winning her first match -point opportunity, at 40-15, with an ace down the middle. "At first I Intended to serve wide to h<'r !ore hand," recalled Garrison. "At the last moment, my rack<'! head went to the backhand . I guess lt was meant to be." The first set was a keen display of Garrison's touch and talent. She recorded breaks ln the third and fifth games, handed back a break In the sixth game then broke Graf again In the ninth game to take the set. In the second set, Graf sharpened her game and began driving her servlcr re1urns at Garrison's feet. The 21 -year-old champion broke the American's serve In the !lfth game, at d!'uce, to take a 3-2 lead and finished l h<• se t with another break, drilling a backhand crosscourt passing shot to take Garrison's serve al 30. Navratllova downed Sabatini for the 13th tlme In 16 career meetings. The Czechoslovakian naUve executt•d ·1lt>r serve-and - volley game to perfection . The Argentine occasionally made brUilanl shots but never showed su!flclen t cons istency to pose a challenge. "She's tough, she's very tough, but she's beatable," Sabatini sa id of NavratUova's prospects. Sat urday will mark Navratllova' s ninth consecutive appearance In Wimbledon's singles final and she said the two-day walt would be difficult . ''I'm sweating already, just thinking about It," sald the former champion , who prepared for Wimbledon wlth two months Stars T he defendin g Wor ld Champion Oakland Athletics have fi ve AL Al l -Stars . Starter Armstrong and re liev ers My<•rs and Dibbl e were among spven first lime All -Stars named tu the :--IL's 10-man pll chin g staff. The rest of the NL pit chers ar e starters New York's Fra nk Viola , Pittsburgh 's Ne al Heaton, Ramon MartJnez of L os Ange les and Dennis Martinez of Mon treal and reliever s John Fran co of 1h<' M ers , Jeff Brantley of San Fra nciseo and Da v!' Sm lth of Hou ston Myer s. Viola, Hea ton and Franco are le ft -hand ers, and all lh e NL pilchers excep t Franco. Vtola and Smith ar e ftrst -t ime All -Stars. The NL reservt•s <.~rc out fielders !:lobby !:lonilla and Barry Bonds of Pittsburgh, Darryl Strawberry of NC'w York and Tony Gwynn of Sa n Diego; ca tchers Mike Sciasc ia of Lo s Angel es and Olson: San Di ego sPc on d bas e ma n Koberto Alomar : shor tstops Larkin and Shawon Dunston of Chica go; and thlrd basemen Tim -Wallach of Mont real and Sa n Franci sco's Malt Williams . Ei ther Olson or Sciascia w ill start because voted starter Benllo Santiago of the Padres Is on the disabled lis t. Of the NL reserves, Straw berry has the most All -Star ex perience. He will be playing In his seventh game . Olson. A lamar, Williams and Bond s are first -tim e All -Stars. Counting starti ng outfielder Len Dykstra of Ph lladelphia. the NL will have 12 players making their All -Star deburs. Starti ng pitcher Dave Stieb, ou t1lelder George Bell and third baseman Kelly Gruber wer<' nam<'d ro the AL ream from To ronto. A 's starter Bob Wel ch and reltevN Dennis Eckersley were also selected to the 10-man AL staff. Completing the AL staff wNc starters Roger Clemens of Ba sron, Chuck Finley of Ca lifornia. Randy Johnson of Sea ttl e and Kansas City's Bret Saberhagen and relievers Olson. Doug Jones of Cleveland and Bobby Thigpen of Chicago . Olson . Johnson and T hi gpen are the on ly f irst -tim e All -S tars on the staff. and Stieb wa s chosen for the seventh tim e The AL r eserves areelgh l -tlm c All -S tar ca lr her Lance Parrish """"' Majors I nlh· ri lllk M.II;O 1& !iiilf'l- l l al ! ' ,....,~ u -; ,\1; n : " I' l. l't·t. 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Slped coaltf:ndtr Alain r oa cfl aiMI N&ml!d Do .. dlrt eior ot nprnllnn~ . o,vdand ~ Soxrer Sl,ned df!ff'ndet Tf'rry Rowf" to 1-yeu ~ nlrad: . ''Mr. Steinbrenner's statement that Mr . Winfield would be welcomed back to the Yankees II he won the arbitration and should play on a !u ll-time basis was clearly Improper," VIncent said, adding the tanwerlng did not merit the $2 mnnon sought by the Angels . The arbitration concerned the Yankees' authority to trade Winfield. He claimed that, as a player with 10 years In the majors and five with his current club, he could not be traded _ i Page- 5 REV. WALTER HEINZ two. The second set wa s on serve Sacred Heart gets new pastor through the first six games, until Sabatini was broken at 30 , Navratllova stToking a cross court back hand servkP· ret urn winner to take thP game and then served out the SC'f . Sabatini, t ennis' one-time ris Ing star who has failed to win a Grand Slam, showed con l inued improvement on her serve -a ndvolley attack, suggesting that the long-time baselln<'r might even tually gain the long awa ited success by changing her sl yle STRETCHES FOR RETURN SHOT - American Martina Navratllova stretches to make a return to Argentina's Gabriella Sabatini during Thursday's Wimbledon seml!lnal match. Navratllova beat Sabatini 6-3, 6-4 to earn the right to face fellow American Zlna Garrison for the women's charnplo08hlp. (UPI) of CaiUornia; Detroil first baseman Cecil Fielder. who leads I he majors with 27 homers : Texas seco nd baseman Julio Fra nco; shortstops Ozzle Guillen of Chi cago and Alan Trammell of Detroit; third baseman Gruber and and outfl!'ldrrs Rell, Kirby Puckett of Minnesota, E llis Burks of Boston and Dav e Parker of Milwaukee Field er and Burk s wrre the only fi rst-time All-Stars added as AL reserve s. The sta rting lineups. selected by fan voting, wPrP a nnou ncPd Wednesday. Th e AL starters arr ou t!ielders Jose Canseco and Vincent fines Yanks; Spira pleads innocent NE W YORK t UP It- Ba se bal l Commissioner Fa.v VincPnt Thursday ordered the New York Yanke<'s to pay $200,000 to the Cal ifornia Angels for tampering in a Ma y 11 trade Involvin g outfielder Dave Winfield . In thr same ruling, Vin cent fined the Yankees $25.000 for remarks owner George Stein brenner made to Winfi eld after th~ trade that sent I he outfielder to Ca lifornia for pit cher Mike Witt . VIncent' s decisi on cam e as he began priva te hearings over Stelnbrenn!'r's relationsh ip with Winfield and admitted gambler Howle Spira. Thursday, Spira pleaded Inn ocent to eight federal ex torUon related charges for threat s made 10 Steinbrenner. Spira has sa id he received $40,000 from Stei nbrenner for Information to dis credi t Winfield. Spira faces 25 years In prison and up to $2 million ln fines . Steinbrenner first claimed he ggave Spira th<' money to help him "s traighten out hi s life, " then sald he did so 10 protect Yankees employees from dam ag ing Information Spira may have had. Vincent announced his fines In a six -paragraph statement. say Ing the Yaakees had violated Major League Rule 3(j). Friday. July 6. 1990 " I'm exci ted . I've done all the work. Either I execute and win i t or Zlna wins it ." The first sel between Navra tllva and Sabatini featured five service br!'aks . Navratllova took a 4-0 lead, surrendered the next three games then won the next Rickey Hender son of Oak land and Ken Griffey of Sea t tie, catc her Sandy Alomar of Cleveland, Oakland first bast•man Mark McGwlrP, second baseman Steve Sax of Nrw York, Ralllmore shpr tstop Cal Rlpken and Boston third basrman Wade Boggs . The NL starter s wrrp out fielders Dyk stra, Ke vin Mitch ell of Sa n Francisco aod Andre Dawson of Chic ago, first ba seman Will Clark of San Fran ci sco, Ch icago second ba se man Ry ne Sandberg . St Lout s sho rts top OzzleSmlth. thi rd baseman Sa ba and cat cher Santia go. wi I hout his co nsen!. Thf' Ya nk ef' s said a clauS(• in his contra c t enabled thrm lo compil' te th ~ tradr wilhou1 perm issio n Don Frhr , hea d of the Player s· Associat ion, sa id Vi ncen t' s ru l· lng was without merit and th P union shou ld ha vp bf' Pn co nsult ed . "Tiley uught to know over lhPrP tha t these dPci sion s canno t be made unil aterally," hr sa id . "I am flabbe rgasted th ar a relea se wa s made." Spira. charged In U.S. Dis tr ict Cou rt . wa s rel!'ased on a $00,000 persona l recognizance bond . T hr former freelance radio r eporter al legedly t hr ea t ened Ste in brenner In phone calls and l!'tter s between April 1989 and March 1990. Outside the Manhattan co urtroom, Spira, 31. re ferred al l questions ro his l awy!'r, David Greenfield, except when asked if he w ere still a Yankees fan . " Absolutely," h<' said . " An<! I wish George a belated happy b irthday." Stei nbrenner turned 60 July 4. The case was brought by U.S. attorneys In Tampa , Fla., and transferred to New York, where Spira and his lawyer are based. Spira was arraigned before U .S. Maglsirate Leonard Bernlkow and assigned to Judge John Sprlzzo. DIA INDIANS ON ALL-STAR TEAM - Cleveland Indians reliever Doug Jones (left) and catcher Sandy Alomar were selected lor next Tuesday's All-S tar Game In Chicago . Alomar will be the first rookie catcher to start In the Midsummer Cla..slc , and Jones, who hr._ 23 save so far, was named to the dream team for the third stralghl year. (UPI J American uague suspends 8 players k('c• M;:ma gPr Tom TrPbPlhorn and Pigh1 pi<JYI'rs from thp the Bn•wers ;Jtld Sealt h? Mariners were suspr ndPd by Americ·an LP<i guf' Pn•sidcnt Dr . Bobby Brow n Thursday for their role s in Syracuse tourney gets underway The 1990 Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament ~ot underway last night under lhn•atening skies. Point l'll'asant Valley Medical Eq ulpnrcnl defeated Middleport i\'s 16-11 in the evening's first game. Details of the game were unavailable hut will appear in Sunday's Tim es-Sentinel. Thl' evening's other ganws wert' postponed due to rain and ro•scheduled for tonight. The Rutland Reds will play lh<· Tnppers Plains Giants al 6: 15 p.m. and Coolville will play Syracuse Pee Wee at 7:30 p.m . Tonight's games have been rescheduled lor tomorrow night when the Racine Reds will play PointPieasantPSM at6: 15p.m .: the Galllpolls Elk.• will meet the Hartford Braves at 6:30 p.m.: and Syracuse No. I will play Point Pleasant Peoples Bank at 8: 45p.m. Due to Thursday evening's bad weather all tournament games have been backed up one night. largo Mautb lass 7-4" 75 1 ea. a 28 -minute brawl between the tea ms Saturday tn Seat tl e. Tr ebelhorn and Br ewer s pitcher Bob Sebra each were suspended for five games. effective with Thursday 's game In Mllwaukee. Infielder Gary Sheffield, outfield er Mike Felder and c ate her B .J . Su rhoff of the Brewers received three games each. Su rhoff' s suspension was to bcgl n Thursd ay, with Sheffield' s and Felder's to start July 11. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A.M.-I P.M. BAT. 9 A.M.-1 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS ~'tHe GRAVELY SYST~M CAP prepares for new year Commu ni1 v Assa ul1 Prrvf' n· tion Sl•rvlrPs.of Meig s, Ga llia and Ja ckson Countirs i s prrparing for a nPw year in as sa ul! prev entio n. They wil! a~a in br working with schoo l children. their pa re nt s and th eir tea<" hrr s In the thrPP countirs . PPopll' arP needed to parti cipate in a !Pam to work in thr presc hool program and one i n thr elementary program. Workers will be in ~ ol ved in a child abu se t<tsk ron'L' AnyonP wanting to make a differl'nrl' through' h<'lpin g child re n are rncouaged to ca ll 21J(; .f,f,J l or writl' t o PO Box 207. Jac k so n OH. 45640 . COL.O.NY TH e ATRE FRI . THRU THURS . MILO IS ONE LUCKY CAT. THE ADVENTURES OF MILO AND OTIS G ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 ADMISSION $1.50 Fathead Minnows $6.75 por lb. Jriplaid Gms Carp $7.15 BE: TUESDAY. JULY 10 CASH FEED STORE P.M., Phono 388-9698 - R&G FEEO & SUPPLY P.M .. Phono 992 ·2184 We furnish your hauling contelnera TO PLACE AN ORDER CALL YOUR LOCAL STORE OR CALl: 1- 800·247-2816 lor•ro • ne1 ha,. la ill pl•td in '""anco.l FARLEY'S FISH FARM ····~··Riiouto 1, Cooh. Arlcanooo 72421 Drawin[!, dasse.r 446-0923 Pomorov, OH . Sprl•t & SuMMer Houu The Rev . Walter E. Heinz Is new pastor of the Sacred Hea rl Catholic Church In Pomeroy replacing the Rev. Roberr Borer who has been reassigned . A priest for 25 years, th e Heinz has been pastorlng the St. An· thony of Padua Church ar St eubenville for th e past five years He Is a native of Pittsburgh, Pa . where he attend ed St . Jos!'ph Military School and All Sai nt s School be fore entering St. John Vlanney Seminary where he completed studies and was or dained 10 prtesrhood In 1962. He received a ma ster' s degree in educat iona l admin istration from Duquesne Universit y In 1966. The priest served as in structor at St. John Central High School from 1962 10 1964, and instructor and vice principal of lhe school from 1965 to 1968. During that same period he served on th e Diocesan Missi on Ba nd. HPinz also served as adminis· trator of St. John Vianney. Powhata n Point for lour yea r s bei ng moving on t o St. Joseph Ca th oli c School in Ironton which he served as prin cipal. and St. Mar y·s. P in<' Grove, where he was the admin is trat or for a year. In 1970 th e priest opened t'he Mlsson at Sa lt Fork and served as admin istrator of St. Mary's Temperencevl lle while serving as administrator of the Imm acu late Conception Church In Fu ld a He remained as pastor of thr Immaculate Co nception Church and St. Michael 's In Ca rlisle until 1985when hewenr toSt Anthony Act ive in communit y affa irs. the Heinz serv<'d on t he Noble Counly Board of Mental Retarda ti on and Mental Disa bilities from 1973 to 1985, and was Its chairm an for severa l years. lie was a charrer m ember of the Guer nse y Noble Count y Work shop and sprved as it s chairma n of ei ght yea r s He has also been named a m ember oft he Co llege of Cons ult or s, Diocese of Stt)uben vllle. and was r lecrpd 10 the Steuben ville Pri es ts RetirP· men! Board in 1982 and ha s served as it s rhai rm <:~ n si ncr 1986. Outfield er Tracy Jones and pit cher Gene Harris of the Mariners rec eived three-game suspe nsio ns, al so effective Thursday Pit cher Randy Johnso n and shortstop Jeff Shaefer each were suspended for three games effective July 11. Trebelhorn sa ld he thought the punishm ent wa s too severe. cs pee tally consld!'rl ng he wa s not ejected from the game. .GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St . The Daily Sentinel Harden reunion held recently NEW YORK ilJPIJ - Milwau - 1'111.-.bu 11: ~ 1Sm Il l'"~ :1 :1I al By The Bend prac11ce on grasscourts Five Reds named to NL All-Star team NE W YORK 1UPI J - Balti more reliever Gregg Olson and At lanta ca tcher Greg Ol son were among 16 fir st-lime All -S ta rs named to the Ameri can and Nat iona l L eagu e ream s Thursday when the roster s w(' rf' co mplet!'d Ol son of the Orioles, AL Rookie of the Year last season. was among fiv e AL fir st-timers selected Thursday for Tu esda .v night 's All -Star Game ar Wrtgley Field in Chicago He is ~ - .1 with lo saves and a 1.11 ERA . Atlan ta's Ol son was his team 's on ly Al l -Star and I he only rooki e who will pla v in rhe ga m e. He made the roster by hitting .290 with six homers and 25 R B I Th e 28- player ros ter s were completed by NL ~ a nager Roger Cr aig of San Francisco. AL Manager Tony La Russa of Oakland and th e league presi dent s. Shortst op Barry Larkin and pile hers .Jack Armstrong. Randy Mye rs and Rob Di bbl e were named to the NL tea m fr om Wes t Division -leading Ci nci nnal i. Along wlrh elecred startin g lhird base man Chrls Saba, lh ey give the Reds an NL -high five All - J:"' A series of adva nced bas ic d ra win g classes will be off!'r ed lly rhe Mlddleporr AriS Counci l beginning Tuesday at 7 p.m. and continuing on .July 17 , 24, 31, and Aug . 7. P..J. Harris will be th e Instruct or and the fee Is $25. Contact Harris at 992 -2451 or Sue Baker at 992-7733 for more Information or to register. A series of basic drawing classes will be offered by the Middleport Arts Council begin· nlng Wednesday at 7 p.m . and con tinuing on July 18, 25, Aug. I and 8. P.J. Harris will be the Instructor and the fee Is $25. Contact Harris at 992-2451 or Sue Baker at 992-7733 for more ln!ormatlon or to register . \ The 13th annual Harden reun Ion was held recently at the hom e of John and Janice Lisle. Syracuse. Bob A. Harden II gave th e blessing for the potluck meal. The door prize was won by Pam Harden Foreman. Others winning prizes we r<' Brian Harden, Carol Jackson, Nick Lisle, Janet Harden, Amanda Foreman . and John William Nelson. Next year 's reunion will be held the last Saturday of June at Snowden Lake . Dorothy Harden Yates wa s named secretary for next year. Three new babies were born Into the family during 1990. Whitney Dolores Ruth. daughter of Dale and Becky Hard en, ' Louisvi lle ; Hannah Rose, daugh· ter of Bob and Teresa Harden Williams, Pomeroy; and Alexan dria Ranee, daughter or Eric and JoAnn Harden, Hilliard. Marrlagas Included David and Deborah Harden Von Krieger , San Diego, Ca lif. Deaths Included Donald Lisle and Earl D. Hard en. Attending were David and J udy Von Krieger, Steven Me· rlno, San Diego, Call f. ; Dale and Becky Harden, Earl D. and Whitney, Louisville; Bob and Dorothy Harden, Racine; Jim and Pam Harden Foreman and Amanda, Portland; Don and Angle Harden, Mike, D. J., and Stacey Greene, Oak Hlll; Do· rothy Harden Yates, Oak Hlll; Brian and Paige Harden and Andrea. Point Pleasant, W.Va.; Bob and Teresa Harden Willi ams, Holly and Hannah, Pomeroy; Tam I Harden Nelson, John Wllllam and Heath, Rutland ; Bob and Esther Harden, Syra cuse; Jim and Johnetta Harden, Jacob and Janet, London ; Bob A . Harden, Carole Jackson, West Chester; JoAnn and Alexandria Harden, Hilliard; Bill and Ll>ota Harden Kendall, Warren, Mich.; Sarah Kathleen and Benjamin Jones, and Kay Seblanl, Warren , Mich.; Keith and Karen Lisle, Nick and Jason, Warrior, Ala .; Mary Lisle. Syracuse; Roy and Rose Ann Jenkins. Kimberly, Rochelle and Julia HTII. Forest Run; John and Janice List<'. Scott, Todd. and Travis . Syracuse. Fell family gathers for reunion Th e annual reunion of Anthony and Cl ara Moore Fell was held recently at Royal Oak RPsort with Kathryn Windon wa s ho stess. Bertha Fell Smith gave thP blessing before the meal. Swim mlng and eating i ce cream, provided by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ritchie Sr., were enjoyed during th<' afternoon. Graduation held at SBC Three Meigs County residents were among the Southeas ter n Business College student s who grad uated Monday. June 25, at the Grace United Merhodl sl Church In Gal lipoli s. The Metgs Cou nt y graduates ar<' Michele Showa l ter. secretar ial diploma ; Tamara Wolfe. associa te degree ln business admi nistration: and Shelly Fortun e. associate degree In bu si ness administration. The Invocation and benedi ction were given by Wllllam Knight of Point Pleasant. W.Va . Robert Shirley , president of the college, welcomed the graduates and their guests and Introduced the spPaker. Leo Sl ackburn a former Ohio State Sena lor Chatter Club meetin[!, held The June meet in g of thr Chatter Club was held at thr home of Doroth y Roach. Pomeroy. Dq es and flower fund were co ll!'cted and reports were given . A hostess gift was pres~ntrd to Mr s. Roach . Plan s for a picni c wrrr put on hold until September M embers enjoyed a dinnrr at Shoney's recenUy. An anyt hing sal e wi l l br conducted for the next meetin g to be held at the home of Oorls Wil t. Ga mes were playe d and prizr s were awarded to Brf'nda Bo lin . M ar y Starcher. Lynn M cKinney. M ary Beth Myer s. Delores Wil t. and Isabelle Couch . RPfres hments wrrP sf'rvrd and the door prize was awarded to Susie Cleland. Attendi ng were Fred and Ber tha Sm ith, James and Becky Cotteri ll, Roger and Carolyn Ritchie, Kathryn and Virgil Windon, Brian and Amanda Windon, Jim Hawthorne, Allee Ritchie. Alvin and Barbara Jean Tripp, Todd and Kelly Tripp, Rodney. Debbie. Adam. and Abbie Chevalier, Robert and Dorothy Ritchie, Blair Windon. Charl es, Delreonda and Larry RUehle. all local. Ken and Betty Davisson, Me- Casey Lee Richardson ce lebrat ed his first birthday recently with a party at the home of hi s maternal grandparent s Jim and Susie Soul sby The party was hosted by his mother. Cindy Richard son. and Joe Fields . A cake decorated with a little boy In a swing was served to Joe and Rita Fields, great grand mother Virginia Will, Jlmmer and Con nie Soulsby and Shannon; Roger and Susie Abbott and Trav is, Grant, and Carrie; Pat and Terrie Sgulsby; Randy and Step hanie Mulford, and Eric and Jessica. Cheshire; .Jed and VIcky Will and Stacey Will. Safet y Harbo r. Fla. Se nd ing gift s and card s were A di str lc l meeting on July 21 at I p.m . ar the Syracuse Elemen tar y School was announced at the recent meeting of the Chester Co un cll 323 Daughters of Am erica. Rulah Maxey presided at th r meeting In which pledges to th e Christia n and American flags were given in uniso n. The Lord' s Pravrr was said and the fir st stanza of the St ar Spangled Ban ner was sung . Proverbs 21. verses 1-4 were read . The Pas t Councilor s potluck picnic wi II bl' held July II at 6: 30 p.m al Forked Run State Park . Tho.sr attending should bring tablr sPrvicr, gifts, and a chair. The auditing repogt was read and approved Th e film . "Cry fr om the Mo untain", will br shown Sun · day , Jul y 15 , al 7 30 p .m . at the First Southern !:lapti st Churc h. 11872 Pomeroy Pike. loc ated nea r Mei gs H igh School. The Rev. Lamar O'Brya nt . pa stor of the ehurch, lm1t es the public to attend the showi ng of th e picture which was film ed in Ala ska and fe<:~ture s scPnes por· traylng the beauty and wl ld life of th e las t frontier sl ate as wel l as a the story of a family In crisi s and the events which changed their li ves A freewill offering wi ll be rece ived follow ing thr film . The Sereni tv House Board of Tru siPes met ·recently at Wood·· land Cen ters In Gallipolis. Attending were Sister Jean Kaise r, Pat Tope. Nancy Scarbrough, Rita Fields. Tom Reed. Hilda Tara do. Tom Harlston . and Sharon Turner . The n!'xt meeting will be held Monday at Woodland Ce nt ers from 5: 30 to 7 p.m . Matlack Reunion The descendants of the late William J. and Lydia Matlack, of Long Bottom, will hold their annual !amUy reunion at the Lancaster Fairgrounds, Sunday, July 15. The picnic dinner will be held at noon . \ BURLINGHAM- The Mod<'rn Woodmen wlll be serving a cklcken dinner on Friday from II a.m. to 6 p .m . at the Woodmen Hall. There also will be bake and yard sale. Carry out avallable. Proceeds go to Burlingham cemetery up-keep. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT- Special services at the Ash Street Freewil l Baptisl Church wlllhbe held Saturday at 7 p.m . Gues t speaker will be Lynn Davis of WEMM Radio. Singing by the Unroe Family and Dan Hayman and the Faith Trlo. PORTLAND -There will be a hymn sing at the Hazel Commun Ity Church on Saturday at 7:30 p.m . featuring Wayne Hinzman Gospel Singers. RUTLAND - There will be a gospel sing at the Rutland Church of God on Saturday at 6 p.m . featuring Tabitha, Moun taln Top Singers. Taylor Family. and possibly more. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains VFW Po st 9053 Auxiliary will have a bake and knlck-kmar sale on Saturday across from Farmers Bank in Tuppers Plains beginning ar 9 a.m . All auxHiar y members are to bring Items for the sa le. LOTTRIDGE Co untr y Music Night will be observed at the Lottrldge Comm unity Ce n- ter, west of Coollvll<', on Sa tur day from 7 p .m . to midnight. Bands throughout the area may participa te. Refreshmen ts will be o:tvailablP . ROCK SPRINGS - There will be a baseball card show on Saturd ay fr om 9 a.m . to 2 p.m. at the Meigs High School gymna· slum. Admission is $1 for adu lt s and $.50 for students. SUNDAY BURLINGHAM -The Bur lingham Ca mp of the Modern Woodmen will have a picnic Sunday at 12· 30 p .m . at the northbound park on Route 33 near Darwin . The £'amp will furni sh meat and PVPryone is a brlng a covered dish for the potluck Specia l recognition will be given to Emerson Douglas and Kevin King. The public Is invited to at tend. LEON - The Valley Gospel Singers will be singing at the Leon Gospel Lighthouse on Sunday at 7:30p .m. Kenneth Durst . pas tor. invites the public. MONDAY POMEROY - The Meigs Loca l Band Booster s will meet Monday ar 7 p.m . at the high sc hoo l band room . POMEROY The Meigs Co unty Exp lorer Law Enforcement Pos t 230 wi ll meet Monday at 5: 30p.m 1n I he common pleas cou rt room ln the Ml'igs County Co urthousf' POMEROY - The llisa bled America n VrtPr<Jns and Ladies Auxilia r y will mPP1 Monday at 7ip.m at thf' hall on Butternut Avr . MIDDLEPORT - There wil l be a free clothing g1ve-awa y. spec ifi call y wompn 's clo1hes of all stZes. at th<' Mt. Mori ah Rapri st Church basement on Fourth and Main Streets <n Middlrpor1 on Monday from R a.m. to I p.m . • SPECIAl SI.III{R BARGA!"' ~T!Nff ' SATURDA•t SUHOAY A W EDHE S OA~ • CASEY L. RICHARDSON Lawrence Souslby. Columbus; E leanor Logan and Mazie Han nahs, both of Pomeroy SPRIN6 VALLEY CINEMA 446 .4524 .J:lWil ~'""'"" WlS1' ' J~ , 2. 75 52 75 BARCJdN MATINEE S SA"f.i'iUN 11 ij£0 BARGAIN NIGHT TU£SOAT [[I([ PT "ill{ HAil:D 2" "OAY!o Of TIIUMO[fl") JU.Y 6 thru I 2 FRIDAY t~f"\J TH~SDAY! --------.J Do/A meets Board meets London Pool in Syracuse will be offering a seco nd sess ion of swimming lesson s July 17-27. Registration Is July 16 from 9:30 a.m . Ia noon. The feels $20 . For more Information contact the pool. FRIDAY ROCK SPRINGS- The Meigs Co unty Pomona Grange will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at thesRock Springs Grange Hall. Officers will be elected. Hemlock Grove Grange will serve refreshments. MIDDLEPORT - Ther<' will be a benefit sing at the Middleport Community Church on Sat urday at 7 p .m . with the Narrow Way Singers, Reflections : Heaven Bound Four. and Debbie Johnson. Richardson birthday Film set at church Swimming lessons chanlcburg; Raymond and Roy Wolfe, Carroll; Denice and Derek Martie, Rodney and Stacy Tripp, Nola and Darrell Chevalier. Matt and Amacda Chevalier, all of Pataskla; Robert Ritch!<' Jr ., and Jan Springer. Lancaster; Helen and Ray Barber, Pataskla; Paul and Amy Hendrlk, Coolville; Diana, Gabe and Beth Farley, New Haven . W .Va .; Leo and Bessie Fell, Dry Ridge, Ky.; Debbie and Tiffany, Harrell, Ky . Community calendar Esther Smith read a letter from Linda J . Walton. state councilor , and from Helen Tay lor. state secretary. The death of Ina Hatcher . By!'svllle. was noted . Members reported ill were Bea Moyer . Marietta; and Faye Ho selton. Belpre Attending were Ada Bissell. Mae McPeek . Mary Holter. Eve ret t Grant , Esther Smith, Erma Cl eland, Bulah Maxey, Thel ma White, Alta Ballard. Kathry n Baum. Sandy White. Charlot!<' Grant. Opal Hollon. Faye Kirk hart, Betty Roush. Brenda Cun nlngham, VIrginia Lee, Ro nnie Dailey. JoAnn Baum, Doris Koenig, Ethe l Orr. and Goldie Fredrick . 1!1) P4S U ~ NQo,j SH() jj i NG! tRIOAY l 00,9 10 )AI I OC.J · l0,1 ·00,9 10 )U N 1·00, 3 IQ,I 00,9 · 10 MON!TU l ~ lflUil: .I 00 , 9 · 10 l.!illU.:00 . 3 IQ , /·00 .? : 101 ((lUNG !.~' W AL T OI SN[Y '') " JUN!ill 800~ ' PRESCRIPTION SHOP Bahy benefit A baby benefi t for Cody Spauld ing will be held July 14 from 2 p.m. ro midnight at the Rutland Civic Ce nter. There will be live bands, a live radio show. dunking boolh. door prizes. and refreshmenls . The event Is being hostrd by rh e Wyoming Wall Band. Benjamin J. JUST A REMINDER THAT WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING AND INVITE YOU TO STOP IN. Plenty of Convenient Parking on the Side Parking Lot Sol~ M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.-8 P.M . Saturday 9 A.M. -3 P.M . Trained In Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both M edical and Surgical WE INVITE YOU TO STOP IN TODAY AND OPEN YOUR OWN PERSONAL CHARGE ACCOUNT. For Appointment, CaU 675-3400 Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PRESCRIPTION SHOP PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, VaUey Drive Point Pleasant, WV In OB- GYN PrGCtico Sin£e 1975 --------' m 992-6669 North Second An. Middleport, OH. �I t"age- o - 1ne Ua11y Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport Oh10 Fnday Jut'y 6 1990 Friday, July 6 1990 The Dally Sentlnei- Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport. Oh1o Supporters, opponents agree Snyder was effective This Message and Church Directory Sponsored Rv The Interested Rm~inesses Listed On This Page. 1M;\ --- SWISHER & LOHSE Veterans Memorial Hospital 1 I l E Mtmorool Dr Prf'scnphons 991' l''SS 992 2104 SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY INSURANCE SERVICES 992-7075 172 North lKond A•e Middleport Ohio • POMEROY CHURCH o r TIIF NAZA RENE C'orTFr Un ion an d Mu lllerrv fU"' 1llornas Glrn McOu fl': past<r Norman Prf'S ~ S S &l p: Su rJ.ia) &hOO.. 9 :ll am tnrrrtngv.unhlp lfrJJ a m €'\'E'tling!ll.'l'vk;t ti }Mn mlcho.t."ek sei"'Vk'P WPdnffl:lay 7 p m GRACE EP ISCOPAL C!lt; RCll !'l; E Ma1n St Pomeroy Su rda;y ~ Hoi\ CQJTUnu!lonon ttF Orst SuOOay ofrach month aad comtill('(j wlth mcnf n ~ pmyl:'l on ~ Uird Sun:iay Marring prsvP And .._.rmon on all ottEr &lrditfs ul. ttE morth Cllurr h S.: hOO afHI Nui"'S(>ry care provi tX>ct. 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Gp m WeOlesday B tie Staty " p m Sp('aker Lando n HoJY' PVan .'J"Ust OLD DEXTE R BIBLE CHR IST!AN Cl-ruROI Jack Oei <V'ld pa stu Alana (1('lan d Sutx- Surday SciY:Jol 10:00 a m 'I ou th Mt."f1 1ng, 7 p m PV(>f)' Wpdnt'!lJ ~ SACR E O HEA RT CAl HOL IC CHU RCH - 161 Mul lx>rrv Aw Pom f'l" ov f>h ~~ 58~ Satu rday Ev('n t g Mass ~ }) p m Sundav M a.'!~ 9 ll a m CCU dasSf"s 10 :JI a m fi rs t ~l'OOO and t hi rd S u rwiay•wf each mont h Da ti) Mass R 30 a 1 Cu n[{'Sslons Sa tu rday a rt Prnon 4 1 p m CHURCH OF IES LS CHRIST APOS T O LJ C FA ITH - 1\ew Li ma Road npx to Fo rt Mei gs Par k Ro be rt W R ich ard s past or S und<~ y ser v lu>s 10 <:1 m <:~ n d 7 p m W ed nes<la}' wnr lihlp 7 p m L NTTED METH ODI ST G RAHAM PTpach!n g <I 30 a m flr sl and St'('() nd Sun d a}'s of each monrn th ird and four th Sun da}o ea chm o nth wo l s hlp sen! ~a t 7 lO p m. Wedn t"Sda y Pvenln gs a t 7 JO p m Pr aye-r a nd Bibl e Stud y SE VENTH DAY ADV Er.;T IST Mul Derry Ht:>\ghr s Roa d Pom eroy Pa s tor Bob SnydPr Sabba t h & huu Sup Prl ntend r'n r Rodn ey SplrPS Sa bb a h School beg-In s a1 'l p m o n Sat urda v a ft er noon wtrh wor ~ h tp st:>n' lcf' lolt owi n ~ a 3 00 p m Ev f'r vo n£' wei ro mP FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bai ley Run Road RE- v EmmE't t Ra wson p as tor Handley Dunn sup t Sundav Sc hoo l "'lti m SundayPVt>n!ngservll'e' 7 OOp m "',.. I{JbJ~ teaching 7 00 p m Thur sday : • SYRACUSE MISSION ChMTv St Sv . 1'1111\CUif' MarkMor r~ pas tor Serv ict>s 10 ...1.Jft Sundav EvPnln g ~f' nl CPs Sunda v ~ ~Wednesday a t 6 QO p m MIDDLEPORT CH URCH or CHRIST rN CHRISTIAN UNION Dwight Ha lf'V fi rst l?l dt>r Wanda Mo hl f'!" Su ndav School Supt Sunda\ Sc hno/ 9 :lJ a m Mo rnln ,g Wors tUpJO :lOa m F.\Pn l n~ W ors hlp 7 ll p m V. f' dn t>Sda v pravt>r m f'f'll nJZ7 lO p m MT MORI AH CH UR CH OF GOD R acin e Rt>v J a m ('S Sa tt erfiPid pastor F'rt>em an Will ia m s Su p l Su nd a v Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Sund a\1 a nd WPdn f'!l da y i>H"n ln)l serv l c~ 7 p m MIDDl EPOHT FIR ST BA PTI ST CornPr SIKth and Pa m{"r Rf'v Ja m M \ St>-ddon pastor Don Wil s on S S Supt Be ul a h Whll r Asst Supf Sunda y Sc hoo 9 15 a m morn n ~ wor s hip 10 1~ am Sunav f'V E"nln R wors hip 7 pm Prav.-.r mef"lln g a nd Btbl (' Stud v Wedn{"sd ay pm Mt>n s Prayl r Br ra kf a~ l 1st Sa tur day E-ac h month a n In fel ow s hi p ha ll a dult c ho ir prarti N' Su nd a}o 8 pm ra dio am Pr rputn ~ thP Wav Sa t urd av WMOV 13fi0 AM R a\f'nswood WV s Supp('r obs rr"\ ('(1 11i t Sun av or rac h 41l onth SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TH E NAZA 'RENE ~v Glf'nn McMillan pa st or Jim ~undiN S S SupertntendPnt Sunday lchool 9 30 a m morning wors hip 10 30 • m Evangeli s ti c sNVIre 6 p m "Prayer and Pral~e WPdnHdav 1 p m Y outh ml't>flng 7 p m UNFI'ED PKI!IIIIYTERIAN JIIDII8TKY OF li(I!IGS COUNTY ... o•q.mn ~~eu, HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Worthlp SPrviCPS } Oil a m Church School 10 15 a m • SIIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Sd*'•Y SChool 9 a m C hurch JerYIC'I" 1145 am • :;s'I'RACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY ~IAN - Sunday School 10 a m ~~~~~h senolce 10 J5 a m • (' BILL QUICKEL (row's Family Restour111t Fllt~rltl l<1tlllclg Frl1d CM11 ' 228 W 11\om St, Pomeroy 992-5432 992-2975 ,f( 51rt<l !Boof.s 93 Moll Stooot Middleport Ohoo 46760 (614)992 6657 (998 OOKS) 786 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDLEPORT OHIO DISl CH U RCH - Pastor Rt> v Carl Hicks 10 mii {"S abovr Rac lnl' on R1 3AA Su ndav Sc hool 9 a m wors hip ser vice 10 am Sund ay ev l'nlng s erv icE- 6 00 p m Pra vt'r m t>Pt lng and Blh e Stud y Thurs d ay (i JO pm MT Ot I VE UNITED MFTHOnTST OH 124 bfohlnd W lk l'S v tllt> Char es Jon ('!! pa s or SundavSc hool 9 30a m morning w orship 10 30 Sunda y and Thursday f'\ l'l1 ng st>rv lc£'5 .., 00 p m MEIGS COOnRATIVE PABISH t iNITED ME."THODIST l:HURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Rev Frank Crofoot Rev Seldon Johns <II AL n~E D - Chu rch Sc hool 9 30 a m Wo rs h p 11 am UMI F 6 :tO p m UMW Third Tuesd ay ~ 30 p m Communion first Sunda ) I Arc h er I CHESTER Worship 9 a m Church Sc hool lO a m BlbleStud y Thursday " p m UMYo fir s t Thursda } 1 p m Cnm nu n on l!rs1 Sunday tA.rcher~ J OPPA - Wor ship 9 30 a m Church Sc hoo! 10 30 a m Blbll' Study Wf'dnesday 7 l) p m (Johns oo) LONG BOTTOM - Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m Bible Study Wedn t'Sda y 7 JO p m Communion Fi r st Su nda y of Monlh iRe" Charles Ealonl REE DS \i !LLE - Chun:h & hoo19 JOa m Worsh ip SPr vl cf' II oo a m TU P PERS PLAINS ST P AU L Church Sc hool 9 a m Worsh ip 10 am Bl hlf'S tud}' Tuf'sda y 7 lO p m Commu nion F'1r s1 Suntlil y (Archer t.: ENTRAL CLUSTER Rev Don Meadow s IWv Wesley Thatcher Rev Harvey RlndfHMCh Rev Kathryn RUey Rew Paul Martln IY>w .\rthur Crahtr~ Rev Robert Steele \ S BURY (Syracuse) - Wor ship ll a m Churrh Sc hoo19 45 am Chargf' Bibl e Studv 'IJ. r dnesday 7 :KIp m UMW rir st 1 ut sday 1 ll p m Choir Reh oo rsal Wrdnesda\1 l:i lO p m (Tha chf'fJ F NTE R PRISE - Wors hip 9 a m Church School lO am Rib! eo St udy T ues da~ 7 00 p m U MW First Mo nda y 7 30 p m U MYF Sunda y 6 p m Choir Re hf'~ rlial (h ldrf'rl s al 6 30 p m Adult fol low1 n,z \l. ed nesda v I Ril ev l F I ATWOOOS - Churc h Sc hool lO a m Wors hip II a m Bibl e S tud ) T hu rs da \ v m UMYF Sunday 6 p m Rl I" FO!U ST R U ~ - Wors hip fJ a m (. hu ' I S r< ol 10 \ M Ch oir p ratt lee 1 hu rsda}' ti J) p m UMV. hlr d Monday Th a Chf"r HEAT H Mldd PporO -Chu rch School q :)1 a m Mo r ning Worship 10 30 a m Yout h C.r oup ~ p m Wedn('Sday Bibl e sludv ti tl() p m Cho ir rt'hearsal 7 00 p m Rlndflrl ~ h M J~E R SVI LL E - Church School 9 00 a m Wo rsh p st'rvi ce lO 00 a m UMW lhlrd WPdn esday 1 p m {Th a tcher) P ~ \R I CHAPEL- Church School 9 00 am Wo rship St>r viC'f' 10 00 am (Mar '"TOMER m ( hunh Stho o1915 am Wo r ship 10 10 a m l ho lr rehea r sa l lO p m UMW S{'CO nd Wf.'dm'Sda} TuMda y 30 p n UMi F Sunday 6p m M{" adows ROCK S P RINGS - Chu rc h Sc- hool 9 15 a m Worship lU a m Blbl l'Study Wed n esd I \ ~ 30 p m UMYF ISenlorsl Sun d ay h p m /Juniors evl:'ry other Sun d ay ti p m (R PV RUTLAND Churr h Sc hool 10 am Worship 11 am UMW Flrst Monda y 7 30 p m (Cril bt r('(" ) SALEM C ENTER Ch urch School 9 15 <1 m MornlnR Wor ship 10 15 a m 1Stl"el et SNOWVIL LE - Morn ing W01 ship 9 00 a m Churrh Sc hool 10 00 am (Manlnl SOUTIII!:KN CLUS'IER Rn llennetb Baker Rev Rorer Grace .... C&riHldiA APPLE GROVE - Church Sc hool 9 00 a m Mor nlnst Wor ship 10 00 am Bibl e Study Sunday 7 00 p m Prayer mect lng 7 00 p m Thu r sday ( Hi c ks I BETHANY - Wo rship 9 am Churrh School lO a m SIDle Study Wednesday 10 a m Dorcas Women s Fell ow ship Wed nesday 11 am IBaker l CARM E L - Church School 9 30 a m Wo rship 10 45 a m Second a nd Fourt h Sundays Fe llowship dinner with Suttoo t hlrdThur!day 6 ~pm /Baker) MORNING STAR - Chur<h School9 45 a m Wonhtp 10 30 a m Blbl e Studv Thursday 7 30 p m ! Baker~ StrrTON - Church School 9 :lt a m MornlngWonhlplO 45a m flntandthJrd Sunda y s Fellowship dinner with Carmel rhlrd Thu rsday 6 30 p m fBaker l E AST LETART - MornlngWonh1p9 00 a m Church Sc hool10 OO a m UMW firs t Tuesday 7 ll p m (Grace~ RACINE - Church School 10 am Wor s lrlp 11 a m UMW fourth Monday at 7 lJ P m Men s Prayer Breakrast We~EJday 8 .. m (Grace) KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Roger Spring minister Sta rling Massar and 01 lver Swain Sundav School Supts Prea ch lng 9 30 a m E."ach Sundav Sundav School 1030am CHURCH SUPPLIES PRESCRIPTION SHOP 8o 818LES RAWUNGI-COATl 992-6669 FISHER FUNERAL HOME 271 North Socond lllddloporl Ohio 992-5141 2M Iouth 2nd M1ddloporl EWING FUNERAL HOME nnd Se n t n> A l u a v ~ Es tablished 1913 ln,g " or s h p I I f)r f( nrh APPLE GROVE UN ITED METHO •m 'f\RENE PASTOR Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm 204 Condor St Pomeroy, OH UTLA N a s or Ra ym ond Colt S unda~ School to 00 a m Sunda ) Mnrnln g Wors hip 11 00 a m Chll dr en s Chur ch 11 a m Sunday E:vt'nl ng ~ r.o l ce 7 00 p m WPd 6 p m Young La dii'S Auxiliary Wf'dnesdav 7 p m Fam lv Wors hip HAZE L COMM UI\11Y CHUR CH Off Rt 124 J m!J PS fr om P ortland Long Bm om E ds t'l Hart pastor Sunday Sc hool l JO a m Su nday momlng preachin g 10 30 am Su nd ay Pv entn~ servi ct>s 7 30 pm MID DLE PORT F REE Will BA P TI ST CHUR CH Co r n Pr Ash and Plum Noel Hprrm ann past or Sunday Schooi!O 00 a m Mornin g Wors hip 11 00 a m WNI n("Sdav and Sa ur dil \ E ven ing St-rv ict>S ill 7 lOp m - Sls tpr Harr iE'(t Wa rn er Supt Sun da y Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Mornin g Worli h p 10 45 P O M F. RO'i: FIR S f BA PTI ST East Ma n St SIC'V f' full Pr pa stor G£'or R£' Skinn e r S unda~ Sc hoo l Su ptr n 1 ndf'n! ~ unda v Sc hool q 10 a m Morn nR Wor s hip 10 30 am Wedn PSd~ v f' \ Pn ln,g pr.ay(' r a nd Hlbl (' s ud\ ~ 3(] p m F IRST SOU TH E R N RAPTI ST Pom f"'"OV P lk l' E Lamar 0 Brv~ nl PilS tor lac k Nf' ('(ls Sund ay Sc hool Dir f'('t or Sun day Schoo q 30 a m Mo r n ing Wo r ~ h lp 10 45 pv pnln g w ors h p 7 OOp m D S T & 7 J0 IE S T I Wf'dn t'Sd a v Pra yf'r SN vier 1 00 p m 10 S T I & 7 :!0 PM E S T Mi ss ion F riends ta ~ es 26t Ruv al AmDasu dors I boys a~tes 6 18 1 and G i rl ~ tn A c ll o n Iag E'S 6-- 18l on \\ £'tlnf'S d ays p m I DS TI& 7 30pm t EST Tu Psda v Vtsil a tlon 6 ll p m POMEROY, OHI0 - 992-6677 Oh 112 E Ma10 Slreel 991 3785 Pomeroy RUTLA ND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "3r pastor J~an Klmf'S Sund av Sc hool Su ~tntflndf'nt Sunday School 9 JO a m lrtor nln g Worship SPrvlcf' 10 XI a m Sun ttay ~f'ftlng st'rlllcf' 6 p m WPdn ~ da y tyelllng SffVICP ~ p m REALIOR cause 1t K&C JEWELERS S!;hOO 9:15am A!Jce Globokar Stq::t Wor slip Servtct> 10: lJ a m Ololr ~hearsal lllu l'!r day 7 00 pm Lois 8ur1 Dtrooor ' 'h a nd Main AI Ha r tson mlni Sf ('l" ,R ic hard Du8osf' As.c;od a li' Pa s tor Mike Ger lach Sunda y Sch ool ~:u p er tnrPnden t ,.. Wors hip SE'rvi C'f' I 8 15 a m Sunday ."Sc h0ol9 ~a m Worship St>rviC'f' II 10 XI •) m Evenlniil Wors hip 7 p m Wf'dnP.IaY 7 p. m Prayer mt"E'tlng ., MIDOLEPORTCHURCH OF' THE NAZ (6141 992-6454 (6141 992 -6455 Pomerov Roland WUdnan pastCJ O.urrh • MIDDL EPORT CHURC H o r r HRIST 992 3325 FlOWERS FOR EYEIY OCCASION Jonn F Fultl Mgr Ph n2 1101 TIUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHUArH S ..-=-... MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Natoonwode In• Co ~ • Second Pomeroy 992 3978 I rn 216 S Syracuse 214 E Mam 991 SilO Pomoroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT The Rt'V TEAFORD REALTY M11l Work Cabonel Makong Pomt>roy I Brogan-Warner SAlES & IERYICE ol Columbus 0 10• w Mam 9911311 Pom e r o y El ~~!~! Pomeroy RACINE PlANING MILL r 992 2121 HOBSON CHURCH OF CHEUST I ' CHRISTIAN UNION Therm Du rham pas tor Sunday service 9 30 am even lng .servlct' 7 00 p m Prav e r meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m BEAR WALLOW RIDG E CHURCH Or CHRIST Joseoph B Hoskins pas tor Blbl t Class 9 30a m Mo rnlngWor shlplO 30a m E vening Worship 6 30 p m Thu rsda v Bib! I.' Stud v 6 ~ p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomor ov Harris enville Rd t Rt 143) RobPrt E Pur tell mlnlsll"r S tl.'ve Stanl py Blble&ho ol Supl Harl ev Johns m Ass t Supt SUN DAY Bibl e Sc ho ol 9 30 a m Wors hip 10 30 AM <~nd 1 30 PM Wt'd.nf"Sd a\1 Bl bl e Studv 7 00 p m ST JOHN l UTHER A.N CHURCH Pl n f' Gr ove The Rev laura A Leac h pastor Church serv i('E' 9 )Jam Sundav Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Tom Runvon pas lor Sundav Sc hool 9 30 a m Larrv Ha vnes S S Supt M o rnln~ wors tUp 10 lJ a m RA CI NE CHURCH OF TH E NAZA RE NE RE'v John VanCE' pa s tor Or a Bas s Ch airman of thE" Boa rd o f Chr is t ia n Lif e Su ndav Sc hool 9 30 am Mor ntn ~ Worshl 10 30 a m E vangell cal se r vk't' 00 p m Wednesdav !ll'rvlce 7 00 p m UBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH flex lf' r Wood v Ca ll past or SE' rvlces Sunda v 10 a m and 7 p m Wr>-dnesdav 7 p m DYESV!LL E COMMUNITY CHURCH ll ovd Sa vre Supt S und a ~ Scho ol 9 :XJ a m m o rnin ~ w orship 10 30 am Sunda\ t \ f' nln~serv l ce 7 pm RA CINF F IRST BAPTIST S!Pvl Deave r Pi! s t or Mlkf' Swiger Sunda}' Sc ho o Sup! Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 a m Mornin g wor s hip 10 40 a m Sundai' f'v enln g worship 7 30 p m Wf'dn PSd wy Pvenln g Bib! eo study.., :KJ p m BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHc RCH Burllnaham Ray Laud~mUt pasrcr. Fffi. lx>T1 Cozart assistant past<r Surx:lay SchOO 10 am wm tdp 7 p m WE"dneid;zy 6 p m you th mM\ng; Wed " p m chun::h Sf'rviN'S P I N E GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH m lleoffRt 325 Rev Bf'nJ Wa tt s pa ~ l or J. o bt>rl Sot> ar ies S S Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mor ni ng Worship 10 30 a m Sunda} eve ning w r viCt' 7 :ll p m Wed nt<S<b y sen Ice 1 30 p m SILVE R RUN BAPTI ST Bill I ill If' pas t ot Stevp Little S S Supt Sunda\ Sc hool 10 a m Morning~ or sip II a m Sunday even ing wor ship 7 ](! p m Pra) l' r m('('tln g a nd Blbleo s tud} Wednf'Sd11v 7 30 p m Youth m petlng Wednesda y<~ 7 p m RE JOICING LifE BAPTIST CHU RCH - 383 N 2nd Ave Middleport Sunda y Sc hoollO a m Sunda} eveonln g 7 00 p n Mldwe ek senice Wed 7pm LANGSVI LLE CHRISTIAN CHURC H Sundi1 ySr hool 9 JOa m Jeo ff Sm th supt Morning worship 10 30 am Sunday f'V£' nlng st> rvlce .., J(l p m Wt>dn f'S da v rv..: nlng se rv ice 7 30 p m EDEN UN ITED BRET HR F.N IN CHR IST Elden R Blilke pa st ot Sund a\ Sc hool 10 a m (; ary Re ed Lay !ru d er Mo r nlnR SE'rmon 11 am Su nd av niRht S('r v lces Ch ris tian E n de <~ v or 7 30 l.l m So nK SPrvkp 8 p m P rea chin g 8 J() p m Mid wt>e k p r<~yt> r m et" tlng Wedn esdaY pm CHR ISTIAN FE LLOWSHIP CEN fER Sa lE'ITl St Rutla nd Ro bert E Mu slil'r pas tor Sund av Sc hool 10 00 a m Wor s h..lp serv ice 1 15 a m Sunda y P\ e n ng Sf'rvl ce 7 00 p m T hursd<:~y evPn n ~t SN v ier 7 OOp m NEV. LIFE COVENANT IHUR CII Chec;tf'r Gary Hines pastCT Sund av School 111 9 30 am Wor ship serv k r a t 10 30 a m Sunday evPn lng Si'r v irl' fi 00 p m Wednesday Dlsclpleo Cl ass 7 00 p m HE MLOC K G ROVE CHRIST IAN Dav d Prentice past or Char le~ Dom igan Sun d ay School Supt Mor ning Worship 9 30 a m Su00aySchool10 30 am E venlng Sl'r v1 Cf' 7 00 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Pas t or Joe N Savrt> Sunda y School 9 45 a m E ve nin g worship 6 ll p m P ra} e r Meertng o .](] p m Wednesday TUPPERS PL~INS CHURCH OF CHRIST Robert Foster past<r: How ard Caldwe ll Superintendent Church sc hool 9 a m Worship servl(.'('9 45 a m and 6 JO p m Eve ry me welcomt' CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE ~ Herbert Grate pastor Douglas Bissell supt Sunday School 9 30 o m Worahlp service 11 am and 6 p m Sunday Wednesday 7 p m Praye r meet lng. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH William Williams pasloc Ro bert E Bartoo Director of Christian Edu c alion; Steve Eblin uststant Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 am Teens In Ac tion 6 p m Evening Worship 7 00 p m Cholr practlct 8 p m Sunday Wednewlay evening prayer and Bible study DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Roger Watson mlntstf>r Norman Will s upt Sunday School 9 30 am Worship service 10 XI a m Bible study Wednes day 7 OOpm REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR IST OF LATTER DAY SA INT S Po rt la nd Ha clnf' Road Mik e Duhl pas t oc Ja nl Cf' Da nn er chu rch sc hool direct or Churth sc hoo19 30 a m Mornln~ " ors hlp 10 JO a m \\if'dnesdav P\<enlng pravcr se n Ices ~ 30 p m BETHL EHE M BAPT IST Rf'V F.ar l Shuler pa stor Worship serv\('(' 9 30 a rn Su ndav Sc hool tO 30 am B ble Stud\ a nd prayer ser vi ce Thu rsd ay 7 JO p m CARLET ON INTERDl: NOMINA rJ UN Al CHUR CH K lngsb.Jrv Roa d Rf'v ( lvde W He n der son pa s t or Sunda\ Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph C.ar l Su p! E vl'n I n ~ w ors hip 7 00 p m P ravN m ft'tln ~ Wed n esdav 7 00 p m OLD BETH E l F R EE WIL L B APT IST CHURCH 28601 S!a iP Route 7 Mlddi PPQrt S unday School lO a m Su ndilv ('Vf'n ng sc rvlf'r ~ p m T uesd av ser vtrr 730 pm HY ~ t::LL RUN HOLINESS CHUR CH Bob G rimm pas tor Sunday School 9 1011 m Wors hip 10 45 a m Sunday t>VE'nln ~ servlrc 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob )O('ated on Count v Road 31 Re-v RogPr Wlttrord pa s tor Suna y School9 ¥1 a m Mornin g Wor ship 10 45 a m Sun day <'Vr nlng worlihlp 7 00 p m Wedn es d <~y t>vE'nlng B b le Study 7 00 p m WHITE S CHAP E L WESLEYAN Coo vlllf' RD Rev P hill ip Rld f'nou r past or Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m wor s hip servlcP 10 30 am Bi ble s tud y and " ors hl p se r vk f' Wrdnt>sday 7 p m RUTLA ND CHURC H OF' CHR IST Eu f!Pne E Und('rwood min ~ IN Sund a \1 Schoo l 9 30 il m Morning worship 10 30 a m E vf' nln ~ Wors hip 7 00 p m RUTLA ND BIBLE METHODI ST A m o~ T illi s pas tor So nn y Hud so n s upt Sunday School 9 30 am MornlnJ!' Worship. 10 3/J il m Sunday f'Vt'nln g sen lr f' 7 00 p m Wf'd nC'Sda v SN V Cl" "" p m WMPO pr r !(ra m 9 a m f' ach Sundav HU1 LAND CHURCH OF TH E N \ ZA R E NE Sa muel n asH pas tor S unda y Sch ool 9 30 a m Wors hip Sf> rvirf' 10 lO a m YounR Pf'opiP s St> v iN' 6 p m Evil n ~t'll sttc Sf'rV k P 6 lOp m W~n M d a v srrv Cf 7p m MA SON rJWRC H OF ( HRI ST Ml It> St Mas on W Va Sund ay B b lf' Stud y lU a m Wors hlpll a m and7 pm Wf' dn t>S da)' Blbl <' Stud y voc al mus ic 7 p m LIBERTY ASS EMRI Y OF GO D Dud d nR t ant> Mason W Va J N Thac krr pasror Eve ni ng SE:"rv lc(' 7 30 p m Wo IPn s Mini s try Thu rsda y 9 lO a m W('(l nf'Sdai' Pr ayf' r a nd Biblt> S udy 7 15 p m HILL SID E RAPTI ST CHUR CH Sl Rt 143 lu s t otr Rt ~ Rt'V Jamf'S R ACrf'P Sr pas tor RN Mik E' Will ett Ass t Pa s tor J of' Humph rey S S Supt Sund a }' Sc hool 10 a m M or nln~ Wor s hip ll a m Sunday f'vPnin g se rvice 6 p m Wt-dn esd a ~ e vf>Tl n);: ... p m POR TL A~ D FIRST CHURCH OF TH E NAZAR EN E Wil lia m Ju stis past or Sun da y Sc h oo l Supt So nja Ju s tllio Sunda ) Sc hoo 9 lO a n morn nJil wors hip 10 ~0 a m Sunrla v and Wedntsday sE- r v icE's 7l0pm MTDDLEPORl CO MMUNITY CH URCH Sa m A.ndm on pastor Sundav mornlnR ser vic(' 10 il m F.:vt> nl n ~ sr:>r.1 Cl"S Su na y and Wf'dnP5day 7 .JJ p m HARTFORD C HU RCH OF CHR [ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Har tford W Va Re\ Dav id Me Ma n s pali tor Churc h Sc hool 9 30 a m Sundav morning se r v ce 11 a m St nda v r venlng se rvice 7 ,lJ p m Wednl"Sd ay praver meet Ina; 7 30 pm F'AIR\ l EW BIBl E CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 J a m es Lew\~ pastor Wor s hi p S{" r.l ces 9 JO a m Sundav Sc hool II a rn E ve ning wor s hip .., 30 p m Tues da~ co ttage p ra ver meeting and Bibl e Studv 9 30 am \\i orsh! p ser vice Wedn esd a-. L w SPIRITUAL FAITH FELLOWSHIP Slat e Route 338. AnUqutty RE'V A I St~ wa rt pastor Sunday servi ces lOam and 7 p m Tuesday 7 p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOU NESS CHURCH Inc 75 Pearl St Rev Ivan Myers acting pastcr Roger Manley Sr Sunday School Su~lntendent Sun day School 9 30 a m Morning w orshJp 10 30 a m evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bible study prayer a nd pral&e service 1 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder Jaml'5 Miller pasloc Sunday Schod 10 30 a m Worship Service Sunday 7 30 P m Bible Study Wednesday 7 JO p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Harrl soovUie Road Rev VIctor Roush pastor Cllntm Faulk Sunday School Supt Sun daySchool9 30 a m mornina:wcnhlp 11 a m Sunday evening service 1 30 p m Prayer Meetlna, Wedn...Say 7 :lOp m SYRACUSE FffiST CHURCH OF GOD non Pentecostal Worship service Sunday 10 a m Sunday School 11 am Evening n Evenl nj;: w r v!cp fi p n('S da v 7 p rn F'O R ES1 RUN BAPTIST R ~>v N\ lr Bord£'n past or rn rn el lus Bunch s upt Sero nd an d Sunda}' School q 30 <1 m four h Su ndavs wor s hip "erv lCE' at ? 30 p ---~---------.....1" MT "' orship ser v C£' 7 00 p m Yo ed n E"' da v pra v('r rr et>t ng 7 00 p m :v!T H E RMOI'< U NITE D BR ET HR Ef\ IN CIIIUST C HUKlll 1 o ca led In Texa:r. omm u n \ off C1 R 8'1 Rr v Hohrn S 1 ti t'! s pas lu Jt> lf Hu l 1 a v eadu Ed Rou sh S un d ~ v Sc' hool Supl Sund a\ Sc hool 9 30 a m m orni ng worship a nd hll drf' 1 s c hurrh 10 lO a n l'v r nrn,g prf'a r hln ~ srrv tcl' first f hr Pf' Suni'l a vs 7 30 p m Sp('{' lal sPrv !('(' fo un h Su nd av Wrdn esd a\ Prav Pr e v£>n nJ.; I W p m MN rlng Blbll' Stud \ <:~ nd 'tout h fP II OY. s hip 7 30 p m ( HUR CH Ot GO U Ofo P HOJ Hl <. 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JO a m M rn lng Worship 10 '1 ~ a m Su nrla v f'V(' ntn g 7 00 pm s un me W p rT 1 Wtodnesd '< nl~ht 7 00 p m 1summ r r IIJ p m NE W I IFE CO VE NANT CHUR CH m GOO r hf'S irr - Gary Hln f'S pa stor Sun d a) Sc hoo 9 :KI am w ors hip SN \ IC'£' lU ]0 a m e ven In ~ serv iCE' 6 p m D l ~d pii'Shlp rlass Wl'd nPS day 7 p m MOHSt MT OLI H CO MM UN ITY CHURCH l..a \1- r rn t f' B u~ h pa~tor Sunda v Sc hoo l :10 a m Sund a v and Wf"dn f'Sd <:~ y f' V('n lng wors hip s erv lcP 7 00 p m UN ITE D F' AIT H CH UR CH Rt 7 o n Po m('roy Bv P ass Rev Ro b("rt E Smith Sr pas tor Me lv in Dra ke S S Sup Sunda y Sr hool 9 30 a m Mor ning- Wo rs hip 10 30 Ev{"nln g Wors hip 7 00 p m Wr dn ('Sda v Pr ily('r Serv ice 7 00 p m FAIT H BAPTIST CH URC H Ra ilr oad St Mason Sunda y Sc hool 10 a m Mo rn G MORIAH BAPTIST F ourth a nd Main St M ddlf>Porl R£>\ G l bf>r t C r<~lg Jr pets tm Mrs E rvin Baum~ a rdn f'r Sund11v Sch oo l Su p Sund a v Sc hool9 30 a m Wors hip &nlcY 10 45 am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OFCHRIST J os Pph B Hos kins ('V<~ nRI'i1 s Sundav B bl f'St ud~ 9 a m Wo rs hip to am Sun da y evPn lnR Sef\l Cf' 6 p m \\ pdn l'!i da \ \e nln R Sf'rv ll'f' 7 p m P EN T E COSTAL ASSEM BL Y Ra clnf' R 124 Willi am Hoba c k pas tor Su nd a\ & hool 10 a m Sunda y PVf' nln!' lit-rv k e 7 p m W('dnf'Sda}' evf'nln g ser v ice 7 p m CAR PENTE R BA PTI ST Don l headl p Supl Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mor nln_g Wo r"hP 0 3ll a m PrayPr sen.IC'f' <:~ lr Prn a f' Sund ays TH E CH URCH O F J ES US CHR IST APOSTOl I C F AIIH - Ne w Lim a Rd nrx l to Fori Mt> .1!'5 P a rk Rull 8. nd Rober Rich ard s pastor Serv ices a t 7 p m on V. edn rs days and Sundays f HARRISONVILI E HOW<ESS CHAP TER of lh e Weos lpY a n Holin ess Chu rch H('v E arl Fields pas or Henry E blin Sunday Schoo l Su p S unda v & hoollO a m Mor nln R V.. ors hlp 11 am f v{"nln ~ ~ f'rv h l:' 7 :JO p m 'IJ.Pdn ('Sd ay ("Y f' nln g Sf'r \I N' 7 30 pm ST JV ERSVlll E WORD OF' F A t1 H l.~ry Hoi Pr pa s tor Sun d ay Sf'rV IN's 9 30 1m a nd p m Mldwf'f'lo; serv ice 7 lOp 1 Thu rs da} MIDDLE P OR T P E NTE f OSTA 1 Th rrl Avf' Rf'\ (' l;n k Ba k er pa s t or Car l Nul ll n ~h am Su nd ay Sc hool Supt Sund ay Sl hoot 10 am w 1h rlasSf'S for a ll agrs f. vt n i n ~ St \ Cf'S " ' 6 p n We dn {"Sda} Bl b I' study at 7 30 1 m You th ser v ict>S F r t rl~\ a 7 JO p m f CC L ES IA f E LLO'v\ SHI P 1 2~ Mill St Mlddi E"po rt Oro hpr Chuc k Mc Ph l'rs oo pns t or Sun da Y Sc hool 10 a m Sunda) r"r nln~ s t r' cPS a t " p m a nd WPd nesda}' '\N\ I C'f'S El l ' I i 1 Another Michael Washington 43 said the apparent suic ide NEASE SETII EMENT CHURCH S"n day aft £' rn oon ser.o in-s a t l J) r hur<"od ay rvr n ng li ('fV C{"S at 7 10 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ma s on W \a Pas t or B!ll Murph v Sunday Schooi!O r m Sunday rv('ning 7 )) p m Pray N m('('tinK and HIIJi t s t ud y Wf"dnesda ~ 7 30 p m Evf'ryCI'J (' Wl'lcome RUTLAND F RE E WI I L BAPTIST Sa ll lll St Rrv Paul Ta y lor pas t or Sunda } Sc hoo 10 a m S und <~ y f' VPn ng 7 00 p m 1\ edn e\.dw rv('n!nR pray N ml:'l'llng 7 00 p ' SOUTH BETHE l NF: W TF.STA MF.NT CHU RCH Sl lvN R idR(' Ouan P Syd1 n st lckf'r past or Sund a}o Sc hoo 9 a m V. orshlp ~r v rf' lO am Sund ay f' vrninJ,; ~f' rvl ce ~ 00 p m Wt>dn PSday night Bibh o; tudy 7 00 p m GOD L~ AlWAYS LOOKING DOWN I h o p f' you r nj oy re ading poet r:y A p{){' m s r:~ ys so mu c h In so fr w words A poet so o ft en bares the sou I In "'ha t Is w r1 t1 en O ft e n I he poPI Is IP ttin g u s kno w wh a t Is rea ll v Importan t Yo u do n ot nf' ed t o he a p o r t to mak £' a s la1 e m e n1 of tru t h W e a ll ca n bE" p ()("l !c so m e time Man v s l a tem Pnl s s hou ld be a way of ll fe for the y ar e so Importan t M y past o r wa s t e llln ~ a bou t th e las t h o urs s h P w as S (X'ndln ~ w ith an unc l e when he looked at her and s a id Keep lookin g up God Is al w ay s loo king down He was dyin g a nd he kn ew w h a t w as m os llmportant In life We s hould heed hi s words and live by th e m He h as t o uc h ed the ba s lc t ruth of the Bible and the po ssltlon of God We don t know exa c tly where Cod Is bu1 mo s tl y w e know He Is above us and yes looking down a t ua watching ov e r u s This Is a good reason for us to lift our eyes to heaven whe n we pra y or a re lon e ly sad happy or Just want company You see my pastor s un c le who W ElS on hl s death bed knew what was most Important In all of llfp W e arE" n e ver a lon e ror God Is always looking down w a tchin g ove r u s We must remember the world and all that Is In the world will fall one day It will ah10 fall u~ All that we ho ld dear will be ta ken away from us except one thing God NothJng can tak e G o d away fr om u s If w e keep looking up knowing He Is a lway s lookin g down Oh Y es we- c an loS(> sight ol God easily by not looking up By only looking around and thinking lhls Is wonderful and I his Is really all there Is anyhow This Is the way to Jose sight of God and so be los t for eternity R e-m e-mber we tum away from God He does not tum awa y from us You must admit this loving un c le said o grea t deal 1don t th in k he was poet but he spoke like one He said so mu c h with only a few words What he said was the basi c truth of the s c riptures Kpe.p Looking Up a BOSTON i UPIJ - Rep Joseph Kennedy II D Ma ss plunged ln l o shark Infested waler s ofllhe coasl of Hawaii 10 help r escue two people whose fishing boa t had capsiZed publi shed r eporl s sa id Friday K ennedy and h os twin 9 year old sons were on v ac a11on fiShi ng off the coast of Kona on H awaii Sund ay aflernoon when they hear d a dist ress c all over lheor the congressman and ra dio oth er witnesses saod In leleph one m ter views with lhe Boston He raid and The Bo slon Globe Rep Bart Gord on D Tenn Houston Oiler s Jmeman Cohn Sco tiS and former Wa shmgl on Redskms All Pro lineman John Wilbur w ere also aboard Kennedy s charler ed flshmg ves se l when !he dis tress call cam e In A 17 fool Boston wh aler al r eady weighted down by a ca tc h of tuna and a marlin had flip ped when t he man and woman on board I ned to r eel in a r esos tlng 483 foo t marlin said Susan Har ian wife of the cap!Jlon' of K ennedy s chartered boa t The l wo boaters were c llngmg to thetr cap SIZed 'esseI wh en K en ned ) s boal !he K ealia approac hed These people were hke m ov ong sha rk bai t H arlan told the Gl obe II could ha ve been a ve r y sero ous sltua tro n had they nol f ound t hem Ke nnl dy Mo cha el Harl an I he son of I he Keal ia s ca pta on and Housto n 0 1ler s player Colin Scoll C HANN E LVIEW T ex a s UPil - A powerful ex plosoon foll ow ed b) a fire I ha t burned for fou r hours koiled H peo ple and left one m Jssing at an Ail ant Jc Richf ield chemoca l plant east of Hou sto n T he bias I occ urred aboulll 30 p m Thursday and flreflghler s f r om ARCO and Channel Indus t ry Mutual Aid b al!led the hrP un1I I 4 am f roda) before Jl eould be brought und er conlrol Earl McCaleb plant man ager of I he ARCO Chemocal Co plan I sa1d the explosion wa s on Jhe u tJittt es ar ea a wa s tewa ter tre 11m ent tank loc ated near l a r ge un t s th a t pr oce ss chPmtc a ls Au thon lo es sa id the ex p losJon m ay ha ve been lngger ed when work er s !n ed to star! a near by ge ner ator perhap• cr eatin g a f ata l sp ark Th e fir e was c onl alned w tlhm lh1s area and "a s ex11nguoshed by 4 a m McCa leb sa id AI I he present lime we beloe\ e lher e ar e 14 falalllle. Eight fires in the summer of 1988 burned nearly 800 000 of Yellowstone s 2 2 million acres I Bu l pollee said the lhf' brea kup of hos weddong engagem en t w ith Ca r ol Ff'nnellv h" longtime companion al CCNV p rompted the ap par ent suic ide Pollee spoke.man Regina ld Smith sa id Snvder lel t a note w Ilh suiCidal re lerences lowh at ap pear ed 10 be a dom estic quarre l fen n<>ll\ said CCNV would press th e f1ghl for I he homeless We are more comrnl!ted now tha n ever to co ntinue our stJ ug gle l o se r ve homeless peop le 10 tdvocate l or thei r nghts as hum an be ings and to contin ue our fight fOJ overmght shel ter and afford abl e housi ng shr sai d M i lch Snyde r r ep rese n ts Jhe legacy of the se lfl ess sufferi ng servant who beca m e our nation s point ol r efere nce on !he ens " of hom eless and abandoned peo pie said Jesse Jack son H e sa id Snyd er Jell wishes to be crem ated and t hat a funeral servt ce would be held Tu esda y Ba r r y wenll o !he sheller a few hundred yards fr om f ederal court stra1ghl from h is trial on drug and per ju r\ charges Mit ch and I shared the same feel in g that everybody born on thls ecu th 1s a hum an being and should be tocalld with n spell and dlgnll ) I he ma)ur said \\ e \ f' lost one of our fore run ner s i n the baiUe ag aln sl homPlessness said actr ess com edian Wh oop l Go ld berg W hateve r his r easons wer e we must l ake l he best of M otch Snyder and con ti nue the war we are all fighting agamsl homeless ness In !his co untry Snyder once said he spe nl m01e t han tw o year s of hos l1 fe 1n hunger Slrikes In 1984 he ~< e nt on a >1d ay hun ger stn ke l hat ended when P rcs den I R eag an m ade o p r om lse ju sI befOJ e lhr No\ ember Snyd eJ grew up po01 10 New Yo ok Cll y and h ad a high sc hool ca oee r l hal lasted one mon th Sl ar lmg as a 16 year old m aoI r lu_ Hon to r(novatp an ag ing compa r ed h1 s polJtt cal vipw s t o- sh t li er for Washington s hom e l ess people several bl ock s l r om the US Ca pitol He upgraded the sheller the city s largest whic h now hou ses I 300 peop le Snyder l ed a nal ional ca m palgn this year to per suadE' !he hom eless n ot to par b cipate In the Ce nsus Bureaus first ever co unt of lhe homeless saying 1t would l ead to a gross und er count and a cu t in fund s f or !h e needy Sn)der ended his mosl rece nt 10 d ay fas t M ar ch 19 proles tln g cu ls In !h e cit y s budget for I he hom eless those of Mohand as Ga ndhi room clerk however he work ed ooo. hos way In loa p r es ligious $50 a vear job as a M adison Avenue consul tant by th e t i m e he was 25 At age 26 In 1969 he sa id h" ~> a l keo a ~< ay from affluence a ~> lfc a"d lwo c hildren for a life he' fe lt t ,.-~ rnu r ~: m ea nm g S n y d e r a n ar d€ut an ti ..... 1r a c ttvJ s t w ho ' A n at heis t t u 1 ned activ e R o m an Catholic Snyd er li ved 10 the CCN V shelter and worked with o u1 p ay I n !ale 1985 he was pa od $150 000 by a telev ision network for I he rlgh l s t o a mo\ 1e on l ife Sam ar it an The M1 tc h Sny der Stor y He was porlr ayed : by Ma r tin Sheen a nd dona l ed h is proceeds to !he sheller H ardon Thoma s 29 "ho had been allhe shell eJ s1x vears said • Snyd er wa s lik e a broth er to the homel ess people he was like a· f tlher It s hurUn ga loi ofpro ple I f eel h urt 1r1s: ""' ere on thP congressman saJd The woman s companion was able 10 sw i m to the K ealia on hos own All our Hyan niS Po r ltrammg cam e ou t sa1d K ennedy N:'fer r mg to the famous clan s com pound on Cape Cod Kennedy saod he pul on a m ask and dove under the surface to see wh elh er he could n ghl lhe capsized boal On ce und er lhe bo aI he said he sa od lherP w as l ike a 500 pound blue marlm under th e boa I whorh JUS ! aboul ga ve me heart fa1lure Art er d elermonmg !h al tbe mammo th fish was caught on a ! me !hal was ai !Jlc hed t o a boat K en nedy and Scoll began reelmg on !he m arlm Arter aboul two hours I he group m a naged lo pull In the h eavy fish a nd then right I he vessel The two boaters were nol Injured The man s name was not imm edi a te!) av aolable a nd Kennedy only l earned afler the oneid enl th ai I he w oman he had r escu ed was Moldr ed Akaka !he mece of Sen D am el Akaka D Haw a11 II all lurned ou t well K ennedy said W e saved !he boat v. e sa\Cd t hem and we saved th eir marion We ar e curre nlly on ve. 11ga1 ong !he cau se ol lhe ex plosoon Howpver our foremos t concern at thi s time 1s for I he famU1 es of our employees and contractor s who were killed m the ex plosiOn We are i n !he proc !'ss of noti ty mg f amil y members and o ff en ng our assistance to l hem Johnso n sa1d fo re m ar shals a nd plan t saf e! ) employee. were on lhf' sce ne 1ryong to d eterm lne the ori gin of the explosoon and fore Officials said the plan! produ res the c hemical propane oxide whor h Is used 1n I he m anuf ac tu re of lurmlure Sluffmg A spokesm an fo r the Harros Cou nl v M edi cal E x am mer s of lire sa od the bodies of 14 ,;cum s were found bull ha t plan l m anag er s are lookmg for the body of another v rctlm There were no e\ acuarions outsod e I he plant boundari f'S a nd M cCa leb satd there was no d anger 10 th e publ oc at am lime The !al e mghl blast "as heard mil es di slanl from !h e plant Wildfire hits Yellowstone YE L LOWSTO N E NATIONAL PARK M onl t U P I ! -A wildfire In Yellowstone Nallonal Park was burning ou l of conl ro l scarr i ng 75 lo 100 acr es of lim berland on Mount Wa shburn pa r k officials said fire flghler s planned to con veo ge on th e blaze frid ay park spokeswoman Marsha Karle sa id Mounl Washburn Is on !he park s easlern edge near Dun r aven Pass on lhe Upper Loop Road The fire was burning on a slope opposi te the road Karle said Yellowstone s current policy Is to fight all wildfires while the park s fire managemenl plan suspended afler d evastallng fires lwo years ago Is being revised OffiCial s IOSIS!ed they Wf' f P doing enough lo help the hom!'less F\ever th ek'ss most everyone agreed his flam boya nt d em on st raiJOns succeeded In turn ing nalfonal altenllon to the p light of lhe hom ele.s Snyd ers d ea th follo\\ ed bv d ays a major d efeat m the D C Coh Councol whoch vol ed t o cur b I he clly s la ndm ark 1984 v oter manda l ed Initiative l7 whic h guaranteed emergency sheller for anyone in need Snyder had been ons !rum enta l In passo ng ln!Ua live 17 and had saId he would c hailen ge th e council declsoon In co url and lobbv for a new relerendum to be placed on this fall s ballo t dove into the water lo help the s trug ghng couple I don I know If we gol m an v p oinl s for ont e lli gc n ce K ennedy 37 told the Herald It was nger shark city We g ra bbed lhe girl and brou ght her back to lhe boa t we Explosion kills 14 GOO Is Always Looking Down - PR8Ior William Mlddll!jlwarth mlghl be the ultim ate sacroflce but lhal wasn t necessary He dld more fo r the homel e.s people In Washington D C I han any body even the mayor You never saw Marlon Bar!J' go on a hunger st r ike You never saw Jesse Jackson go on a hunger strik e Washington said It s d evastalmg said City Counc ll m ember H R Crawford who often was at odds wllh Sny der over his ta ctics Mi tc h has playe d a significant role here on the ci ty and th r oughout our country He has al ways focu sed the attenti on on the pllghl of those In need of assistance Critics accused Sn yder of self promotion for hls high profile antics H e was arr1'sted for pray i ng on the pres ident s fron1 lawn se t cockroache. loose In the Whil e House dmmg room and played lapP- record ed laughter al Cllv Council m eelongs when Joe Kennedy helps rescue couple in shark-infested waters pm ANriQU ITi 13A PT !S f Kt>nnl'i h Smitl pa s t or Sundil\ School 9 JO a m c hu rc h r r \ cr ]() p m }'OUth lf' ll owship 6 lOp m Albl f' s t udy Thu rsd ay 7 30 p n ~ U LI GOS P El LIG IITHOU SE 111 4::. II 1n 1 Hoad Pomr r oy Tom Ke I ~ pa s tor Da nny I <~ m lx> r t S S Su p! Sunda v m :.rn ng S( rv k r at 10 a m Sunday eve n n ~ Sf' I'"'\ IN' 7 lOp m Tu r-sda y and Th u rs d l ) St>rv h t'S al 7 ](] p n NEW 11 AV F N C HU RCH Of T HE NA ZMtF NE R r v Glendo n Str oud pas t oc Sumlai> Sc hoo 9 JO a m Wo r ship service 1 l 30 a m Youth lier.o tce Sunday 6 I ~ p m Sund a) ('V('nl nRS£'rvi ('('7 OOpm IA Pd rws d av P rayer M('e ting a nd Bibl e St udy 7 00pm Sermonette " :Wpm OU R SAV IOU R LUTHERAN C:HURCH Walnut a nd Hen ry St5 R<~ venswoorl Va Th e Rev Gro rgr ( Weiri ck pas t oc Sunday SCho<i 9 lJ a m Sunday worshi p llam CALVARY BIBL E CHURCH located o n Pomer oy Pik e Count y Road 25 nea r Flat w ocxls Rev Blackwood pa s tor Ser v ices on Sunday a t lOJOam a nd7 ))pm wll h Sunda y School 9 30 a m Bible Study Wed nf'Sday 7 XI p m Pomeroy I 06 Mulberry A¥1 ~ m P r avf'r mt'f' l in,g a nd Bib e Sturt v \\ f'd WASHINGTON i UPJi -Sup porlers called homeless advocate Mil ch Snyder a sa v ior while crlllcs called him an Incurable egomania c Bu t all agreed l hat his t ac tics w ere ext r em ely effective Snyd er 46 t he M ad iso n A venue executive l urned unpaod director ol th e Community for Cre all\c Nun Violenc e was found hanged Thursda] al lhe homeless sh eller he opera ted m the nallon s capital In what pollee c all ed an apparenl suicide over a shatlered love relallonshlp Homeless people some of t hem weeping mUled outsid e th e I 300-bed shelter afler hi s d eath beea me known One Geo rge Gilchris t compared Snyder 10 Je.us Chris I and sa id the suicid e was Jetting the world know tha t Mitch Snyder gave his life for this U nd er Y ell ow sto n e s fi re mana gem ent plan a l the lime all natural fires wer e allowed t o burn unless !hey grew too l arge Two smokejumpers from We.t Yellowslone parachuted near lhe fire Thursday on the eaSI slop!' of Mounl Washburn before thick smokE' made furth er jumps too dangerous Karle said five more firefight er s rea ched I he area on fool before dark she said bul park authorltle. ruled oul sending In more Thursday night because of poor visibility All available park firefighters wer e summoned to a staging are a near the fire and will se1 out for the fire Friday morning Karle said The fire, believed to be lightning caused, was reporled by the Mount Washburn fire lookout at aboul 4 p m MDT Thur5<!ay, she said It spread quickly when strong winds lanned the flames Karle said of the Dlstrocl Building in this March JO 1990 hi e photo Snyder was lound hanged m an apparent sulcode Thursday in th e Washmglon sheller he found ed ( UPI file ) HOM E LESS UTJVIST DIES - Milch Snyder loreground a \hshon~on D C homeless aclmst Is )ooned by olhers on I he sleps Judge says no jail time likely for couple Shr fl ed Jhr b• " ' h Ilk ' ' h1ef 1t BOSTON 1UP f 1 - A Jud ge defend ed he1 Instruc t ions 10 a Ju r. th ai con\lcl ed 1" o Chm u a n S<-oenlls ts of mvolu ntary man s la ughter 1n t he dea t h of 1he1r toddler son savm g a slate law ! hal permi tS pareniS 10 p r ac! Jce i allh heali ng does not ap plv m twrorf' Hl appe als p an el Kl tem 1n arcu srd H a m l in n hrr nstt uct10 ns to lhr Ju rv of t h e n tg ht 1g noil ng a 1971 M ass ! Chu sr tts tha t vrr dr r IJ v. th i:l l shr sa 1d exem pts prl r l?n ts w ho prari 1CP fa 1t h heal apart Olh cr mg h om chold neg ler l sta t utes l1ws as long as 11 1s adm Jn Jsl r r r d wh e t h er thl"' c nmma l ju siJ Cf d Jv so n fo r th P M assachu srtts Ba 1 Assoc1a t wn satd p ol hn g JUIOJ " can be cons t r ued a" sor t of harassmrnt It s a m<.~ t tr r of J bsol u tr juror s j udic ia l d JscrrtJon I here ha sn f I If~th rra t Pn m g u ndf' r a r ecogn w d r e! Jg JOn Prosu : u t or s r oniPn d th at the l av. docs not p r otr ct f a11h healrr s nsla n ces you h avP SOli of a grou p w s t t n c I tn thP jury roo m and somebodv wh o sa lt t tl r 1n us whrr e a Child IS bll shy rn a) fer I ra 1li ua dld by t he otheJs Miller sa td In JU S! thr c trc ums ta nces However Judge Sa ndra Ham lin sa od she did nol p la n l o or der Ja il 11me for DavJd and Gi nger 1\< ole hell "ho were sched uled lo be sen lenred f n da) 1n Suffolk Coun t\ Su pen or Cour l T he Twi! c heli s were co nvic ted Wednesda\ of prec Jpi iat i ng the Apnl 191'h d!'alh of their 2 ~ year old son Roby n lhrough ~<a n ton nf'g lect In stea d of sum momng a doctor I he couple ! ned 10 cu re the bo) th roug h praver The bo) d ied of a bov. el obsl ruc lio n a fl er a f 1ve day oll11 es s T he Twil chells each far e o m axim um 20 year p nson term bu l Hamlin sa od al a hean ng Thu rsda) she ~< as m c lmed to accepl l hf' dtslrlcl a ttorne) s recommendation I hal the couple be placed on prob alion The doslnct al torney a l so pl ans 10 r ecommend lha t the co upl es three sons undergo period ic phvsJca l exa mmat 10ns as pa rt of !he proballon spokes m an Th o m as 0 T oole sa od Defense allorney s c harged !hal I he JUdges m ove was d e.ogned 10 co unter criu c osm she had received in med1a r eporls I find II ju st ex trao rd inary thai shewou ldgive thlsone sid ed said lawler press co nference Sleven I yons Thi s w as enure!) forlhe pre.s Thal canbe theon l) purpose lor II given that t he Twite hells w er en 1even !here (at t he hear ing! Lyons predicted the sentence would be delayed by the pending appeal He and l ellow d efense lawyer Rlkkl Klleman said Ham I in s advi ce to jurors made the guilty verdict Inescapable They said I he j udge should have polled the panel a fter the verdict was announced Klleman filed a nolice of appeal with Hamlin before the judge m ade her announcement I he firs t slep in br lnglng th e case 1n tn st se 11 ously tll a nd H am lm dP ft nd ed I P r nstrurt ons Jur y rn t h s ca sr wa s 11 t hr Ia \.\ pe t mlt sa nt to us£ spu Jtu al hea lm g for Thr 1ns tru c i LCIIh pa n a chil d bul sptrotua l hca lmg IS \'1 (1 5 Vf'rd lct ' hO\'I PV PI v..a s not I don 1 und ersl and how the\ h<Jd w v room at all to m an euvE>t f'x crp gu 1l l v to r£1urn a ver di c t Kl 1r man sa id of a dd ing th at g 1ven the m st ruc t1 ons shC' wa s su rpoosed the panel d ellber atNI m a p p r o p na tP B ul Jud y Zcp1 1n cha 1 of llw bf'fl n a s 1n g le ca se th 11 I can sea w h1rh an appr ll at P r ou n 1n rc\Cr sed a In a! judge lo no1 pollon g a Jury Zepnn sad m mu tcs b<. !we<. n leav 1ng I hP jury r oom and r end r r rn g the \ erdJC t som( JUrors hav hf'Pn kno"'n to c h cm gc: I heir mmd so we a lways g 1\P thl dPf cnsr law yPr th at l as t c hr1 nu to look Pac h Juror m th e d e 11h "ltr rn an l 1v.. v ( r o;; dJ sJgJe e d dec 1s 1o n no to poll In m an v ( Yf l p(Xased I ha\ e a fr elm g If t ha i ju ry was poll ed m1g h t h IVL f aliPn n ot 1 dPfrn sr w hr n a c h ld 1s 1t IJ S k of S( IIOUS bod lJV tn JUI V 01 Jill j udge sa id sh£ s t~ d 111d sl\ Is t h is }'OUr FRI SAT SUN TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES PG 13 AND HULK HOGAN IN NO HOLDS BARRED PG 13 longer th an a m inute an d 1:1 half Sc\cral legal ex pert s co n r un ed sayi ng Hamlin s Initi al c har ge lo Ju rors bf' for e de llbc ra !tons began and lh rees ubsrquenl rl ar lflcal ions seem ed unu sual 1he j udge s charge l o I he Jury m a v not h ave been very <J ccu rate ll ar va r d La w Sch ool pro lessor Ar lh ur Mi ller sa od f m su re t hai w il l be a m aJ or pari of the appeal f ou r oth er verdic ts In which l hristl an Sc ience p orents were convi cted of Stmllar offenses I n Florid a California and Aliz ona -a lso ar e being appealed Kl lem an also decried Hamlin s r efusal 10 poU jurors Individually after the verd ict was announced 446 1088 cia Is FRIDAY, JUlY 6, 1990 BEEF BARBEQUE SANDWICH PLAnER ........... $2.58 Our Dehnou 1 1"f larhequ• Sm dwKh wrthHot G~denfr.,dl f riH and Your Chotct of Homtmade Colt Slaw Ma'aron1 Salad or laked ltCJit SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1990 HOMEBAIIED HAM DINNER ............................ $4,79 AG•n•ous Stn•ng of Homtlalr:tfl Ham Ftaturrng Our Own Homemade Aa111n Walnut Sau(e. Sentd with S(allot*f Petatot~. Hot luttwecl Corn and o Hot kttend Roll or Homtmodt l11ont (with Honey). (offll. Rtplcw or Decaffemoted, loth Frflhty lrewtd lA Small Drln~ t$ Hot Tea Sullllhtutt May h Model CHilD'S POOION ............................................... S3.32 HAM SANDWICH AlONL .................................... S2.49 HOURI 10 00 AM. TO 9:30PM. 7 DAYS A WEEK REMEMBER WITH ToFLOWERS N'ftd • beiWtlfully d.. Jpe<~ , ...... .rr.n trft"l"nl Ju.a C!•ll 01' ~ilh POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ..Tht> Wav Am eraoo Send. Love ' ,., 992-2039 or 992-5721 �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Dart Man suspect sketch distributed NE W YORK iUPli - Pollee distributed a sketc h of the bearded "Dart Man" they believe Is responsible lor a total of 46 blowgun at tacks on unsuspect mg women tn the midtown Manhattan Pol1ce say the suspect Is a nea tly dressed black man In his 30s with a lull beard and possibly glasses, weighing between 130 and 150 pounds and standing between 5 feet 6 and 5 feet 8 inches tali Occasionally, he carri es a black bag, similar to that used to house video cameras. said Jo seph DeMartino. depu ty c hief of the Manhattan South Precinct None of the victims- includ lng one who found a dart in her clothing when she ret urned from shopping about I p.m Thursday - have been seriously injured In the attacks. which began June26 A motive for the bizarre attacks Is stili unknown Bu t pollee have been able to pu t toget her details of how "Dar t Man " operates At an afternoon news conference Thursday, detectives said they believe the suspect has used a large straw to blow homemade needie·darts Into the backs and buttocks of women. Witnesses have said the man approaches his victims from behind on crowded sidewalks, blowing the darts from about 10 feet away Ali the attacks have occurred in th e area bounded by 21st and 54th Streets, between Madison and Seventh Avenues There have been no attacks reported on weekends or on the Fourth of July holiday . All except the latest victim, who was black, have been white or Hispanic light skinned women and ali have been well dressed, he said "I hav e no idea what the motive IS," DeMartino said DeMartino said 18 darts co nstructed from needles or straight pins wrapped in paper have been recovered, but poUce t ests have proved inconclusive We can repair and re· core radtators and heater cores. We can olso acid boil and rod out radiators. We olso repair Gas Tanks. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL BILL SLACK 992-2269 EVENINGS 8- 12-90 tfn 8 A.M. • until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES 'Ad1 oullode Me> gs Gall•• o• M11 0n co uroto• rnv1 1 be pre Pltd '7 POint hne tvpe only used "Sentmel •s not responstble for errors aher first d~ iChe"' for errortl•rtt drot ad runt tf1 paper) Call belarl! 2 00 p m dav after pubhc.-t•on to mike co rrii!'CI•o n ' Ads that must be p&fd 1n advance are Ca rd of Th~t~ks HIPP'f Ad t In M11m onam Yard Sales Announcemenls 51 !125364 56 56 67 58 59 - 4 - GIIIUWIV 5 - Happy Ad t 6789- Lotl end Found V'•d Salelpaod on acfllan cel Publ•c Sale& Auc t•on Wanted 10 Buy Employmenl Services C/m.1ijied paf!l' l cot rr thr foUmnnl' telephone l'xchall![n .. Gattoa Coun t.,. Area Code 6 14 Mt! 191 County Aru Code 6 14 Muon Co WV Area Code 304 446 - Gall.polo\ 367 - ChMhH 388 - Vml on 245 - Rto Grande 256 - Guvan Dtst 643 Arlb•a Oost 379 - Watnul 992 - Moddlepon Pomerov 985 - Chettar B4J - Por1t.nd 247 - le1art Fall t 9 49 - Aaeon e ' 742 - Rut lend 6 7~ - Pt Plaan nt 458 - leon !5 76 - App la Grovt 773 M•• o" 882 - New H•v e11 TransDorlalion 71 74 75 76 77 78 79 - Homn for Sale Mobl le Humes lor Sale ferms lor Slle Bulln•s Bu•lchngs lott & Acreege Rul E.11e1e Wante d Motorcvdek Bo l!t & Mo tors ior Se le Auto Pens & Acc••oroM Auto Rep au Campong EQ uip ment Cam pen e. ¥otor Homes e;mma Services •1 - Houtes for Rtnl 42 - MoblleHomes lao Re111 43 - F~rms tor Fhn1 44 - Apertment lor Rent 46 - Furmshad Fl oo mt 46 - Spe~;;elor l'len1 47 - Wanted to Rent .C8 - Equtpment tor Rent .C9 - Forlelle 667 - Coolv~le Au1ot for S.le 72 - Tru cks lor Sal• 73 - Vans 6 4 VVO s Real Eslale 937 - Buftllo •VINYL S!DING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Now HD111Hiallt Res. 949-2860 NO SUNOA Y CAllS PUBliC NOTICE The annual report Form 990PF for the Ktbble Foundat1on Bernerd V Fuln Trustee ts ava1lable for publiC Inspection at Bernard V Fultt Law Offlca. 111 1/l W Second Street. Pomerov Ohio 4S769 , dur~ng regular buaineaa houn t o r a period of 180 days subsequent to publication of thiS nOIIC8 (7)6132027 (81 3 10 17 7tc 2 IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Star Bank N A . Trt· State Platnttff . - vM•chael l Mtller, et al Defendents Caae No 90 CV 134 81 82 8J84 85 86 87 - Home lmproV'tlm.,..tt Piumbtng & Hutm g Eac1vtttng EI•c:trocal & Reftogeut•on Gen••l H•u long Mobi\11! Hom111 Rep•" Uphollti!IPf' In Loving Memory of VERNON L. WEBER March 3rd. 1926 - 6. 1983. Wife. Margaret Belle & Family Public Notice To John Doe and Mary Doe. the unknown apOul815 •f any. of Defendants Michael L Miller 1nd Gatl Anderton aka Ga•l A Ander You are hereby notified that a Complamt hq been filed agamst you m the Metgs County Court of Common Pl111. Metgl County Court House Po meroy , Oh1o, 1n Cite No 90 CV 134. wheretn Plainttff hat brought 1 foreclosure ae1ion againtt certain real property requettlng the Court to marahall the liens on aeld property and ceusa the Sheriff of Meip County, Ohio, to advertise and aell 1a1d premise• et public sale et upon e~tecution You are further notified that vou ~•ve 28 days after the l11t public•tlon of this Public Notice not1ce to file an enawer or other rMponsrve pleadmg to th11 action It vou fall to f1le an 1nawer or other rMpon liVe pleading Judgment by default may or will be rendered agamst vou CHERRINGTON. EVANS llo MOULTON Litle , deceased , late of P 0 Bo~t 33, Syracuse. Me1g15 County OhiO, 46 779 Rober1 E Buck Probate Judge Lena K Neuelroad . Clerk liAClORS & LOADERS MOWERS, lAKES AND TEDDERS Repair All Makes & Models of Farm Machinery PICKUP & DELIVERY 1614)446·1737 A norney t or Plaintiff (7) 6. 13 20. 27 !8) GARAGE SALE 234 MULBERRY AVE. SAT., JULY 7th Everything ~ Pnce 10 AM.· ?? GARAGE SALE SAT. JULY 7 Ram or Shme Collector plales. Occu Japan. men's clothmg & etc GEORGE WHITE RES . OLD RT. 33 ·sAIIGE SALE SATURDAY, JULY 7 8:30 A.M.-7:00 P.M. I mile from Route 7. Turn at Jaymar Gdf Course sign. a (6141 742-2027 "Your connection To All Types of Travel" • 11 RACINE, OHIO 6-21 '90-1 mo. ROWE POWERWASH SERVICE 90 DAY WADANTY WASHER$-1100 up DRT!R$-169 up REFR IGERATDR$-$100 up , RANG!S- Gas-Eit< - $125 up FREEZER$-1125 up IIICROOYEN$-179 up 742-2455 RUTLAND, 0110 6·29.'90 I mo YARDMAN & ECHO OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS SALE 3 10 8tc Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 14 1990 In the Metgt County Probate Court Cua No 28680. Mary M l11le . P 0 Bo~t 33 Syracuse Qtuo, 46779 was appo•nted Executrh: of the estate ot Oonttld W R1dtng Mowers -Twm CyL Repair All Makea & Models of Ftlrm Machinery Ill '9Q-I mo p<l BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION FOREVER BRONI TANNING OPENINC SOON •New Hom11 •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Ettimotes Call Now To Make Appointment 949-2794 SPECIAL 30 Senions-S30 Co. Rd. 28 985-4473 667-6179 Wal<h F.,. Sogns RACINE, OHIO S· t 7-'90 - t mo. d. I·JI. 90 lin 1361 Powtll !t., Middloporl 1·11 ·90 tfn 614-742-2772 5 29. I mo ~i I Richlancl A•J " AIIIC IIS. 0111 11 592 -2585 By Appomtment 611mo n n, 11:::"!1" d 1990, at the Reedsville f1re Ststion The meeting 11 for lhe purpote of ditcuuion of the proposed budget All tn teretted cittzenl will ha11e the opponunity to give wr•t ten or oral comment The budget will btl avallftble for public lnlpec'lion at the hom!!' of the clerk after Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 4 3 yr. old Gtrm1n Shephard/Colli• mix . Good with kids. 614·388-8891. 4 beautiful, trltky kitten• to 1 good and loving home, call 304675-6534. painting. lot us do it for you. VERY REASONABLE HAVE REfERENCES (614) 985-4180 Garage Sale 5,6, 7 lncludaa army clothes, camo/00 1ha.s1 boot1 (IOml naw) Men ana children siua and other start itemt. To many to monllon Second and Maple SlrMt Muon, WV Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity a family Golden C1sto 304-937· 2276 or J11per Casto 304-937-2126 ALL Y1rd Stilt Must Be P1ld In Adv•nco DEADLINE. 200 p.m th• day btfof'l tht ad Ia to run Sunday edition • 2:00 p m. friday. Monday tdltlon - 2 00 p.m. Satur*Y· g motors Atchlrd George-no Sunday calls pltaM 614-3889095 Clothing, slzn 2T to -.dun. F-P tovs. Fumllure, 11roller, 3 24'-4 ' twlmmlng poolt, lg. mlcrowan, and more. Frt. and Sat BultvHie Pike 1/4 milt off 554 .. Anllqu. or new E~~;ealllnl condition only Prompt peymanl 614992-5657. PAT HILL Garage Sal• 7 mUH soU1h Rt 7 Brick houtt behind Clay .chool. Fumlturt, clothing, lim . looll, miK , ~.6th , 7th See CHRYSLER-PlYMOUTH DODGE 399 S. Third, Middleport 992-6421 i 5-16 '90-1 mo FENCING ~,.,·-···-:-I FREE ESTIMATES PROFESSIONA INSTALLATION SEARS 788 N. 2nd MIDDlEPORT Aao11 From Pott Offico 217 E. s... Ponooroy POMEROY, OHIO 992-2 3/6/'90/ tln 8 Q 1»-? Gar.ge Sale. Aou1e 218, 2 tr.l mil" out, Frt , and S.t , July lth, 7th . Gardner'• Variety & Fumttur• Shop, 141!1 Eallem Ava Buy, Sell and Tr1da. Low prieu 61._ 448-112211 Giant Sole· July 81h-9th . 446 Spruce St. Ext., 8-6 , Womtn1 clothing, knives, loU old tools, CB 111dlot, gla..w1re , ponary, tumltu,. . ttetwl:try duk, china coblnatl, more., Antiquo wall clock, movlo tamers, proj~ttor, scrHn Cast Iron Morel July 7. Knick l(nackt, m•t•mlfv c lolhn, lolt blb'f clothn, baby swing, children• clothn, mOfa 1/4 mile out GeorgH Cr. .k oft Bulavltlt Ad Aaln C•nctlt 8-1 Wutti-F1mlly July 7 & 8 8-8 two locations GeorgH Cr"k Ad 1 mil• from BulaviUa Ad Antlquet, gun• tools , Hru, hoUHhold hema, blcyelts , IWMptrt, banjo, guitars, push 11wn mower1, mucFi mo,. Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Pnm" PH. 949-2801 Res. 949·2860 or Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS FOR SALE One Of .Racine's Nicest Homes Includes 4 bedrooms, big kitchen, huge family room, 2 garages, 3 baths, rented 3-room apartment, 40' x 120' farm build· lng, pond, over 40 acres fenced pasture land and rented mobile home. Calll-814-992·7104 after S 6 -5 · 1 mo pd G1rag• Sill, July 5,6,7 2923 Mlple Ave Bodaprudt, appU•nc. ., miK lt•ma ThrM Family Salo, Carl Cline's Center 9t , M11on July 6 and 7 9.00 •m Clothing, houllhold lt•m•. 1oy1, much mort YARD SALE -July &-~ t31 S Park Orivs, 9 00 -·r, dorm retrlgtrator, high chair, elothtt Yard S1 .. Moving, .ora & eh1lr, ctolhtt:, lot mlac, lawn movar & IIIler 1 1/4 mill ptuld tha 't' on R1 62 9 Wed Thur, & Frl 9.00 - ?? Yard S.lt, July 5 & 8 Gelllpolla Ferry, behind Ouiok Rick'• t-5 4-16-86-tln 6-1B'90-1 mo d 11 Help Wanted HUMPHREY'S Do you need extra in,ome but still want to be at home? We are looking for people in Meigs County who are willing to share their home and provide friendship to two adults with learning limitations. We train you and can add up to $18,000 a year to your income and still work at home. High school degree, valid driver's license and good driving record required. For more information call 1-800-531-2302 no later than 7/16/90; ask for Jorji. Equel Opportunity Employer. CLIMATE • COUNTRY MOBILE CONTROl HOME PARK Heating, Cooling, Refriger,atlon Service Reaide ntia I & 1'A.!11 •Mobile Hom~ •Mobiie-ftoiM' Rentlllo •Loll RenJalo Commercial 992-7479 CALL lt. 33 North of 992-5589 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is given th1t a Spa- dol Counctl Moetlng for tho Vlll•g• Council of Pomeroy, Ohio lo ochodulod for July 9. 1990. 7:00 p.m. ottho Pomeroy VHiogo Hotl. Brend• Morrla. Vlllogo Cl•rk Pomeroy, Ohio (71 6 1tc Pomeroy, Ohio 1·12.'la.Hn .... t..cationl IU Nortlt Second Olio Mid······· 45760 SALES &SERVICE We OFFERS 2 LOCAnONS TO SERVE YOU .... POMEROY, OHIO: Rt 7 & S R 143 ALBANY. OHIO· Rt 60 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY: 9 a m.· 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10 am -6 p .m. 6 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY. MAY 29. 1990 111 Copper 90¢ per lb.; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 36¢ per lb . Clean Auto Radiators. 40¢ oer lb . WE BUY ALL NON FERROUS SCRAP. BATIERIES STARTERS. TRANSMISSIONS. ALTERNATORS. ETC 614)992-5114 ,, '""" K and J CONSTRUCTION PlUMIING c..., flthlng Suppll• Your Phone BllloHore - "]<C.c IIISIIISI P110NI 99t-61SO PHONE Pomeroy, Middleport & VICinity TRI·COUNTY RECYCLING GREG BAILEY •NEW HOMES •SIDING •GARAGES •REMODELING •GENERAL CONTRACTING A Gnat Combinatian"Quality and Reosonable Prices" WE GO THE EXTRA MllE ••••• 992-6810 POMEROY, OHIO 5-23-90-1 mo Noifh~ Yord-8.11•. - large 11u drwMI, cJolhlna, hcM•ahoklllemt, mlac. Uncofn Hte., Upper end. Pomeroy. Frldoy 10.1. Yonl SOlo. Clolhroo, unllorrno. oomputer, eta. July 1-7. Neleon Rood, Rutllnd. Yonl loll. Ruotlc Hl\0. Sy--ull. Lolli of kkl• clothes. · -a.e-7. tD-6 July -' back~ot Ctr & lawn mowar reps Ira, pick· up and d•llvery Mobile homtt unblocked &: rtblocked , root. Plinltd. 304-576-2818 Former Klndergar11n luc~•r of· terlng chlldclrl lf'l my home FT or FT. Structured ICiiVIIits Csn· tenary 61,.-446.(1230 Wanted tO Buy ~Ju-,~.-.-,-.,-w-l;::ln-o_r_w~h;::h~..,-. Georau Portabl• Sawmill don 't haul just call 304-675-1957. Lawn Car1 Service. Mow and trim 814-245-5604 O.dHs lAt one eall do IC all No lob too large or too small. Complltt hom• lmprovtmanll 40 y11r1 experience Lewis or G.lry 614446-91'17 or 61~738 . Employment Services Mlu P1ula 's Day Cart Ctnt1r Sail , affordable, chlkk:•re M-F 6am ·!5 30pm Agea210 Before, after .chool Orop-lnl welcome 814-446-8224. 11 Help Wan led ==-,,.,..:---:--::-:c:-::AVON - A.ll "'"· Call Marilyn We•ver 304·882-2&15 Financial A1 per Artlc\1 9 Tn~natars and Vacancl•~. Section B, Potting, of th• Neg01lat8d Agroament betw111n the MLTA and the Botrd of Educati on, thl Meigs LOCI\ School IO!strlct is posting the following va c•ney tor ltl r•gular teach ing 1t1tt Second Grad• T.. cher II Pomeroy Elementary School Rot.d water, PavMt reasonable roed, Business Opponunlty Country Woblll Home Park, Route 33, North ot Pomeroy lotl.!_~la lt, p,&rt5 , IIIII Call 814-wz-lll7t OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO racommtndl thai you do bvslnau wfth peoplt y04J know, and NOT to 11nd money through lht malt until you have lnv•stlg1ted the offering. AVON ! AU Are11 I Shlrtey Spurt, 304-675-1429 Babysmer nMdlld lor 2 children, houl'll differ uch WMk, P1r1t 011vt Ire& , 304-6757349 1fltr 5 00 PM Real Estate Cho4ts1erol Scr•ning Tach Mad /Lab Experience pretarred 1 but will train right paROn. Stntl r11um1 o Box CLA037 eJa Galli poUt Daily Trlbunt~,825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45ti31 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent 12x60 Mobllt Home for rani 3 mlln out on 588 2 Br, AC, waltr paid, $235 plus dap 614446·2Da2, 44&-105~. J blldrooms, 2 t\J\1 baths, 24x38 garage 1112 acrn Price reduc•d . 614-44&-4246, 446036~, 448-8127 DRIVER S IMMEDIATE HIRING 3 BR , 36'x36' pole bam , 4 acres farm equipment M1kl 1n otter 614-379-2919 July 7, 1990 Uneoln Salts and Service, the driving forc e of CAST INT'l, INC, h•ula ganaral freight throughout the US It you aro an t11ptri1netd drlv1r, 1 recant driving school grsdualt, or just thlngkmg 1bout joining this proiHSion , com• talk to us 111 HOUDA't' INN Gall ipolis, Ohio S11urday, 7f7190 '10AMto2PM .. It you ,,.. at lust 21 ytart old, Cln p1111 1 drug scrttn 1nd tha DOT physle11 , eomt talk to ut Applications will be approved and road t•att will M glvan Come Inspect o ur new, modem equlpm•nt Mark vou calendar for Saturday, Jvly 7 Com e t•lll wUh CRST INT'L, 3 Br ranch, gu fur nace , CA, garage, tull basement Prlct Redueild 614---446.()3~ or 3838652. 3-blldroom houH lor sale, 2 \ott, 111 •t~ttrlc, $25 ,000 2G7 4th Strttl M1son, WV, 304-8953044 JBR tun basement, Tr•ce School Olalrlcl H•nnan 614-2M- t172 INC , -BOO-nl-2778 Eam money by the wtlll Jo in the numMts to dernonatrate "C hr 1st mas-Around· Th• Wor1d " July·O.CemMr L.Nvt n1mt, addrn•. and phoot number on answering service &14 -;92-6319 I;::::.,::::~~~:i:::.---. 44 Aparttr.enl for Rent 2 Apl 11ch 4 rooms & balh 1 turn, 1 unturn Ret & Sec O.p No pall 614-446-0444 2 furn ish~ efllei1nclas All J liltltes paid Share bath $90 or l150 919 S.cond Ave 614 4463945 l. rooms & bath $175/mo o Hice spa ce S100fmo all ulll il lll ln:ludtd Latayett• Ma ll 614-U8n33, 614-446~222 2BA Apt lor r•nt In Crown City j14-256-641f5 1\PARTMENT RENTERS' Homn Hom $100 (U- Repalr) Gov't giveaways, bank rapot, oreclosurts, tal cklllnquent lroperUe 1-918-622-5652 III ~ 1244, Including Sat and Sun BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jacksoo Pike rom St921mo. Wal k to ahop & movlts C..ll614-446 ·2568 EO!-l \irtclous living 1 and 2 bad· room 1pa.rtments 11 Vlll1ge Manor and Rlversl<le Ap1rtm•n11 In Middleport From $196 Call 614-992 ·7781: EOH living but c\olt to Ma lgt 54::hool tlnd lown At 3:J-4 lane , Town~thlp Road 27 Flrst road to nght Call 614-992-71 18 or 1·384· 20•97 In Pomeroy. 4 bedroom , fur· nlsh.c:i apt AU ulllltln paid Ineluding garblge p1ck-up $370 monthly 614-949 -2S2tl Mu1t Sell 2BR log Homt Newty carptttd, atoned Mirth wood-burn.,, 10'x24 Deck, 12'112' building. Riverview Mak• OHer! 614-4'46~909 or 6t4· Euy and tun WIY to aarn tr1ra money and 1 FREE $300 kit with Iota ol Christmas goodlet I naed llvt [)emonttrators lor "Chril1mn Around lht World" No collte11ng, no dtllvtrtng Call 814· 992-3213 tor m01e dtlaUa btlween 6 p m and 10 p m. EXCELLENT WAGES tor spare lima , ..,mbly Eaty work at home No alperitncl nNded. ACT NOW C1ll 1·918-122-&8521 ext 1244, Including Sat. ana Sun Ht~rlland or Jsck.on LPN/AN full-time potltlon avai11blt 100% tullkm rtinburHmtnt. Send rnumtl or coli tor an IP' I)(Mntmtnt EOE. Gall Rawlins. DOH, 8818 Sl. Rl. 83, Jlc ...., Ohio 41640 814-286-15021 . 3 bedroom mobile homt tor rent In S yr~cuM 6W -9112-7689 afttr 5 pm. 3BR, 1112 balhl, FR. LR, fully • quip~ kHch•n wl dining 1re1 2 car g1rago, in-grouncf pool 614-446-"""1231. e room ~ult, 3 ml from town , W B firepla ce, full bliHme nl , city .choo4t 614-US-036! , 614 4.t$-H156 1 rooms 1 1f2 t>.tha, country 8')' ownar One story, Walnut StrMI, Middleport 614-9912-5633 EARN MONEY Reading bookal $30,000/yr Income pollnlial Now hiring (t) 805-687-6000 EJtt V-4562 .;:oon Trailer Park (10 mil•• out Rt 141 on Right from Wlllla Funeral Homt) 1 bedroom spt. Stove refrh~J., nlct Conalder Human S.:rvlctt or HUO '102-112 24th St, PI Pl1asanl, W V 614 -992-5658 3'1 Homes for Sale 256·1982 Older 2 ttory farm hou11 Olnlng room, 2BR, Ql,.gt 6t4446~601 af11r 5 00 p.m Merchandise 51 Nicely turnlahld mobile home, 1 milt below town, ovartooklf'lg river, CA, hut, Rtf 614-4460338 One bedroom lplr1mtnt In Middl1por1 $200 dtpotlt requl~ 014-354-4084 Top Cash ~ld CHd tumllura CIUII1t, oriental, ·uboarda, ,-lnt•ngs, toys, cr antlrt ostat• eall col!ect 304-5215-3275, or 304- Regular J&M Cuatomers ti!WIYI racalv1 more than they 're ehar· gad tor J&M Plano Servi ce BUI Ward 304-882·2325 A5k me lboUI " JUt" 54 Miscellaneous 2 bed tramtl , 2 . . Is ol springs Ounrovln Fruit Firm Just ott of Sr 681 East of Albany 614-69U fj298. W• 1ce.pt food Sl<tmps Amish product•, slrawberrlt~ !i ~1cha1 , grHn beans 9 7 d;~o l" Closed Wond1y and July 4 $50 , 1 mattrvsa, 2 held boarcfs. 614-446-3718 2 good 1wnlng1 On1 tor door 1na lor large window New wooden hsad and foot board and frame for tMd 614-992·7666. on• Farm Supplies & Livestock 21,900 BTU S.ar• Btst Air Con· dltlon1r, Electric Batlboard Healtrl, 48' blue, while v1nlty lop 614-446-2340 61 Fann Equipment 1800 Olivlf' Tractor with mowing m1chlne, raktl baler, plawa and disc:, grain dr II $4950. 2010 JO wlcultrvalora and plow $2850 Own•r will tlnanee 614-2866522 6 tt sat•IUta dish, cable & fiCIIVtr WOfkl good s~oo 614· 379-2841 Firewood for Sal• Al rssdy cut , fOU haul 614-446--7901 For Sal•, Convaluc•nt ch•lr, slightly ulld High back pad itd FeediiV' tray and loot real loklng lr0.-614--446 9139. =or Sail tO spMd blka , Sampo nkrowave, York d u•l ea1uttt .Jiereo 614-367-n93 For Sill Uptight Dt1p FrMztr, dishwasher, china eupboard, buf1tl, bill, cat, dog collection, lltC StOVI 2 OVAnl 614 -446· t022 ()( 614-446-2926 Forced alr fuel furnace Gun ype, 250 g11, fuel oltt1nk 614146-4636 btlore 10 p m ull l1ngth glass s!Grm door, with acr..n $35 00, phon•. 304675-7874 Gerri.Chalr good cond Foldl down , Lap Trsy 614-3i8-811f3 ong dll11nc• gu Rober pump 8 hp IC.ohlar motor trailtr and linn Included 814-843-5312 ctll after& 00 p m Lumber soasoned and r.laln , 314 tott/2 inch. Red and b 1cl1 0111:, wild eherry, walnut, poplar, aah, and m•pl• 1lt10 billboard, c~& l ng, jams, etc 614-446-8038 GOOD USED APPLIANCES W11hers, dryer•, retrlgeralorl, rang•• Skagg• Appllanc.. , Upper Rlv•r Ad Bes ldt Slone Cr11t Mottl. C1il 614-44fi.7:Jg.& Minotti 35mm SRT10!, atandlrd SOmm lena , wldt •ngl• 11n1 210 telntoP'c lens, $15<1 614-256J315 PICKENS FURNrTURE NIWIU . .d I l ou ~thold tumlahlng 112 ml Jerrlcho Rd P1 Pltallnt, WV, call 304-675-1450 RENT TO OWl< 614·446-3158 6 pc wood group $14 01 per wetlt 4 post•r blldroom ISulta, com plata $15 20 p1r wMk, dmette with 4 chairs $750 per week Magic Chef 14 cu n Refrigerator $12 95 par week , 15 cu tt frNur, $10 90 per w"k VI Ra Furnitu re Rl Mt 4 millS off Rt 7-Canltnary Open 7 daya a wttk Rool I houM p1lntlng shingling roots, houu rep;w 614· 388 -~766 tnsr 5 p m Sa-;;-10"4 ~n --;ti~pal In stock wllh ad in paper, Mollohaf'l Fur· nllurt 6t4-446-11'44 llnco show quality Wtstlm .Jaddlt Llk• ,. ..... 1600 614-742· 2636 ... tor RotMn 3Tacklble washer/dryer $500, Crosley ai r conditioner $350 6304-67 5-57~11 55 Building Supplies Block, bri ck, nw•r plpu, wlndowt, Unt•ls, lit: Clludl Wintart, R1o Gandt, 0~ Call 61•245-5121 holll 30'1-675-6559 56 Pets for Sale WNCH BOKES Kids Only! Psy lng up to $150 00 lor Jetson a box Highest prlct paid tor vinyl and mtlll bolltll 8tiON you throw It away glvl It •w•y « 1111 It to cheap Call 614-992-5657 Marc Fultz RECORDS 33's-45's ·78 s -E P •50's .. O't Jue.Ciasaical· Country-'elg Band-Rock 614 992-56S7 Uare Fultl ~=========:.L.::::::::::::::::::::~ ...,.' .'. AKC r•gl st•r•d puppltl, Oas hu nds Coc ker Spaniel•, Pomeranlans, 304 -675 -2193 e .. al• pup• $45 oU1 ot good hunt1ng alack, AKC regl • ferld Cocker Spaniel pups $1 0 304675 1029 Brlllany Sp11n1el Pupplll AKC Regl st lf Good Hunt mg Stock 614-446-8320 Oragonwynd Cantry Persi1n , Sl amau and Hima layan killen• 614-446-3844 after 7 p m Fish Tank, 241'3 Jackson Avl Point PINIInl , 304-875-2063, 10 gal 111 up $14 99 and 10 ga l comp letl SO 25 Full bloodtd Baaglt, f•malt ,1 t/2 yur old, $3.5 00 phone 304675-3122 Groom and Supply Shop-P•t Grooming All braeds All atylll. lama PM F1>0d Dealer Jullt Webb Call 614-446.(1231 HAPPY JACK ENOURACIDE: l<.tlls tlau, tlcka I m•nga mites ganetl cally lmmun• to older fon•fT1111 LONGER RESIOUAL. 810-DEORAOEABlE Contalne m1111 petented davlc1 controls II••• In lhl hom• without PES. TICIDES. R•sults ov~rnight R&G FEED l SUPPLY. !88 W Ualn St, PomtrDy Himalayan Kittens. MalesFamalet. H••• both ptrtnll $05 Nth. 614-441-0211. 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale P•klng- puppl•. AKC Reglollr.d. Shott 1nd wonned MotheriFathar on pnmiltl 114- 1U5! trtll•r 10x:l2 good ctmptlte tr1ller, :W4..&75-~l0 1192-2100. Sehna14tr puppiM. Salt end pepper. Champion Orand Slro 1150. Alto nny Toys PoociH AKC. 814-et'7-3404. IIC c.tlt-800-721-104& lor dotollo : - Chemist's Mtrage &14~4&-9m, Late model 80HP JO diesel I riC· tor $6950, 241 lnt'l round bal•r $2395, 165 MF tractor $3950, 520 MF round bal1r $2495 Owner will fmance 614~6-6522 New Holland m Baler New Holland 66 Baler John Deer• R•k• . man ure spttld•rs, mowers, cultivator~ Oliver com pi ckers, other i111d ready equ1pm•nt Hown Farm Machinery, J:H 124 I Mayhew Rd , Jatkaon 614· 286 -5944 Tnclor lot sail, Ford BN 6 tt brush hoQ . 6 tl blade, 14 ' plows 304-l\95-:1493 - Tye, Nt> 1111 Se•d•r 1984 Ford F150 , 1979 ASM Trailer We1t11m SoU Cons1rvallon Distri ct win accept 11aled bfdt through July 18 1990 rasorvlng the rlghl to re/ecl all btds To submit a bid or lnqulrw contact WSCO, 224C First St, Point Pl•aaanl, WV 25550 304-675-4170 V•r old Nd 1: wttllt mammy rluoky t&O. Puppl• bllokil.rown mook. 12&/*"ch 814-367.(1431 57 " Musical Instruments 1871 Bo• Or1nd ADMWDDd 1144te.t711 -- KX80 m04orclcla lent condltloo Ca l ~ E•~­ 14-992-50 ~ evenings 75 Boats & Motors lor Sale 10-fl Sea Star Aluminum Jon Bolt Extra wide Mlnn Kola Trolling Motor Both good $175 614-992-6031 Bob 12 t1 Y·8ollom Boat with tral~r & 3 HOtse Power Sears Motor, 17 lb thrust t..llnkota troHing ~ motor, $600 614-446-3439 16 h. Deep V-haul aiUmlnul'n Slarc ralt hsh 1ng boat with Olt trallar c.n 614-992-6377 after 5pm 1972 17 tt Starcrah Trt-HuU Boat 125 HP, Evtnrudt Engln11, eampltte tap, new ufhol iiterow Call 614·286-1316 ahtr 00 p m ~~~~ ~ ~~~~.~~~~n.~h~o~~.~oo ~a~ tt E1 . cond 814-446-4109 or 6~ 37'9·211l0 1976 Olastron 17 ft trl -hull , 190hp, In board ou1borad, ••c cond, $3 805 304-67~470 1983 Sylvan oHshore 22 tt MO ~p M•rc.Cru lur l/0 , many aJltrn Road Runner tra iler 6\4. 446· 2141. 1989 Procraft 18tl lls h and ft l 88hp Evmri.Kie, 304-675-7988 I I· t•r 5 00 PM BOATERS Mareury Marcnuser SpcK ia litt Faetory tra ined , bonded Prod· slon Mobile Marine W• come I~ you I 614-259-5919 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 2 350 short lall lrllnsmlssl ont, $75 1ach, 1971 Monte Carld', 1977 Caprice, $50/bol:h (partar 614-367.()437 Budget Tran1mlsslona, AU Typet, Used & Rebuilt, 30 days to 1 year warranty, owner filii Flowe" 614-245-S677 or 614· 37'9-2263 79 Campers & Motor Homes 1975 Oodge Champion motor• homa Good cond i!Jon, low mileage, melt• offer, Phona 614· 245-5as5 1977 Proweler 24 loot camper Real good shape $4 500 614"2-2086 or 614 -742· 2421. Services 62 wamed lo Buy Wanted to Buy uud Mobile Homes Call614-446-0175 64 Hay & Grain Premium alfll lfll hly, blil11 and rolls, storage ev•llabla , Morgan F1rm, At 35 Pliny, 304-Q37·2018 Will do cu11om combining, 30471l-5010 or 773-5997 Transporlation '63 A1naull Reliance, 4 door auto , good cond, 64 ,500 mtlu $1 ,500 304 .015-4 58 5 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOANG Uncondit ional llfe llme guar•nIM Local rafertrlCH lurn1shed Fr" 1sllm atu Call colltcl 1 614 237-0468 day or ntgHt Rogers Baurn~nt Walerproollng Gard ner 1 Home Improvement Res & Com , Roohng pamtlng, gutter, patio decks and elc 614446 -6226 Houaehold t.l a mlenance s1d1ng Roolmg, newnepa1r ntw lr•p•lr carpentry, odd jobs tstlmatll 614 319-2920 uk lor Mlle h 1968 C1maro 402 Big Bloek 614-Q92-6244 AM 8 TV SIN lce , specialilll~ In Zenith •lso .. rvtclng mosl othol r brand• HouM callt al so acme applltn c• rapa1rs WV J04 -676-23Q8 Ohio 614-446 2454 , 1910 Ford F1irtane 500 , •n~lnt J02 , •clual mil•• 81 ,742 afttr 5 00 PM 304-675-5956 Aoollng and Sldtng Tra• lsr rool• painted FrM asllm al &!t Frld t..larkl , 304m 9116 1976 Olds Runs-o--,--·Good ood shape SSOO Call 614-Jt12 ·2320 1980 Chevy 4 wheel drlv• pick up, shor1 step tide 1976 Cot· vella Stingray 197'9 F1reb1rd Formula 614-965-4306 or 814· 992 -2569 aak lor Jtm 1980 Sunblrd, rebu ilt engine, run I good $600 614-379-2847 1983 Cadillac Coupe Ot VIl le 1982 CullaN Supreme 304-6752403 1984 Culllll Slern Brough am Oiesal , loaded, all otlglnll. Sell ~ryon 614-446 2306 or 245- Rotary or catMt too l drl llmg Most wells complet ed samA day Pump taiH and HrY ICt )04· 895-3802 S.p41c Tank Pumptng SYO Gt lll• Co RON EVAN S ENTERPAISE'J Jac kso n OH 1 800 537 9528 01vis Saw Vac Se rv1q Georges C r••k Rd Pa rh Sl lfl· phea, pt ckup and d1 l1very 61144 6..0294 Ramodetlng Mo b1le Homa reptir roorm g concrete wor " eltctrfcal , plum bi ng upena nc:t Relerence1 Insuran ce cl<uml aectptld 614-256-161 1 1984 Okfs 0.111 , e xc•ll•nt condition. $4900 132 But1ernut, Pomeroy, Ohio 82 198! Renaun Alliance, 17 out , mini eond , 112,7&0 304-882· Ca rter 1 Ptumbmg and Hutlng Fourth and Pin• Ga lhpolla , Oh•o' 614-446-3888 3783 1985 Toyota Turcel W1gon 5 door, Uti back, IX C cond , $2800 &14·379-2122 1989 Dodge Oalana, mull sell, clll 304-675-3000 mon -lrl 9-6 NO oynlhellc py,.,hrold• FOR pm DOGS ONLY\ VINTON GENERAL STORE. GOVERNMENT SEIZED vehld" from $100 Fo rds Mercedtt HAPPY JACK FLEA ClARO All CorvtltH Cht¥'/1 Surplue SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Spring Valley Subdivision 515 Oak Dr , !TIIwly decoratltd ranch atylt home 3 Br, 2 bath , dining room , utility, 2 car g•rage Price Neg . 614 ... 46-8834 Foclcory to voutll91, 2 / Pll"'' TNck Stop At. 31 io ,_ SPEC1AL. or s bodroom14x70 modolo 11 occ ...lng oprlcotton "" , -. lhro unbollovoblo prloo of w•tlrw-, cal 10 a.m•• I p.m. "21100 dlllv- ond ool up eamr:,.u• n Autos for Sale AKC Golden Ratrltvlr pupplas 2 females let1 wks old $150 614·441..0211 Buy Of 1111 Riverine Antlquea , 1124 E Main S1reet, Pomeroy Hours U T W 10 00 am to 6 00 p m , Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 P m 614-992· 2526 wu1 Wide uilct on naw & uted larm tractors & lmpl1m1nta. Buv. Hit , trada, 8 00-5 00 WMkd1y1, S1t till Noon J1td ste11 beam s channels, 1ngln, 3.' 18 plate tlttl, stttl , he!vea , m•tat siding, (Insult! ltd & pl1in) duct work , t11etrlc 62 Oliva St , Gallipolis New & U.-d lurnlturl, hutara, Western • Work boola 614-446-31~9 Antiques Jim 1 Farm Equ1pment, SR 35, Hay fof' salt, 304-675-7863 SWAIN Wh11tpod was~tr $95 GE waaher $95, GE Drver $75, Hoi· po int 111frig 19~. Wesli nghouse retrlg $95, GE relrlg llh new S150, aide by sld• rolflg, harvnt gold, nlct , $250, •le e r•ng• 30' $95, Whirlpool ale c rangt 30' $95 A.ll In •-c cof'ld amf guara nteed Sk1ggs App!lancu 6t4 -446·Tl9B 1947 Farmalt Cub w / belly mo•r. $2,000 , JD 110 l•wn tractor, 36 •1n cut, noad a 111111 work, will start $MIO 614-4469346. Hey fof' Slit 304-675-C228 AKC Butt! pupplos Shots star11d $125 n ch Fra nc es Ve nedum 614-667-3856 AUCTION & FURNrTURE Fruits & Vegetables 58 Merchandise County Appllancet. Inc Good uHd applla~. Tv •et• Open 8 • m to 6 pm Man-Sat. 614146-1699, 627 3rd lv• Gallipolis, OH 53 Musical Instruments 57 2-8" ,.,owcasn 2 ottlu deskt, tablas, atovea , beauty shop • ~~mint, etc Phon• 304·7Tl· Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNrTURE 1883 14•70, good cond., 3 Br , Drivo,. - d . 2 CA. deck, underpinning, conyears ••ptrl•nce drtvers nMd lkler lrade-lnt. 814-446-8038 F"~pp\:!:!Y:.:·30=4:: -'18=2~·:=;38::8:::-=::-;::-:::: 0 Down payfMRII on UMd Of Opening tor elderty care In my repounHd mobile homtt •• homo. Good ro-•· 304- low u $500 down to qutlllltd buyon. C.llt-800-588-11711. 773-11241. I Anliques !123<!854. Untumlshld, ont-b.c:lroom IPirtment. Second floor, corner Sttond and Pine , Gllllpalla Stovt and r•trtgerator Water provldld. No pefa. Atfar~ncas required . $225 per month 614· 4.t8-4241, 614-446-2325 Of 614446-4425 motar- cycla 100 cc 4,300 miiH 6,._ 843-53,2 call attar 6 p m · 53 For Lease Logging 304·1&1-l 1-------- Hl86 Yamahl lolalima Nice two btdroom apan - •on! or small hou.. lar •t~rty eoupl• In Pomtroy, Mlddllport area. Reterental evallabll C1ll 614992 -2947 or 814-992-3172 Prle• Rltdueedl Porter Brook Subdivis ion, 3BR, 1 112 B1th, F R ScrHntd-ln-Porch, 314 acrt lot, City School 614-446-1Q65 1874 Kirkwood 121:60 2BA, cond. IUOO 114-4-782. 1985 Yamana 550 304..675-5621 r:::::::::::::::::::r:::::::::::::::::::1 1987 47 wanted to Rent cond 1985 Honda Z50 A mini blkt, Qood cond. 304-67S.7917 Rentals 'i! bedroom trsUor. SH at Rac- !NOTICE' ssoo Sol•• and chalre prleed lrom $393 lo $995 Tablu $50 and up to $125 Hld••-b•d• $390 to $595. Recliners $22!5 lo $375 :..ampa. $28 to $125. Olnatllt $101 •nd up to $495 Wood table w-6 chairs $285 to $795. Detks $145 up to $375 Hutd\es $400 & up, bunk btds compl1tt wit h mallrtll $2 95 and up to $395 baby boda $110 Mlttrnsll or 41 Houses for Rent box sprlngl full Dl twin $78.1. firm $88, and SOB Queen ••t• Sini & 701 Btech Slrlel, Middleport up King $350 4 drawer chast Furnished Ref and deposh S69 Gun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 304-882·2566 gun Baby mattr"'" $35 & Family looking for small farm lo $45. Bed tramts $25 OuHn rent or buy on Land Contract Slz• $35 & king fr11m1 s5o Good 614-992·2463 stlectlon ol bedroom sultu, mttll cablnttl, headboards $30 Fumlshltd I'Kiutt , 1 OR, locattd 1nd up Ia $65 ~ dayt samt as 735 Rear, Third Ave $150/mo cuh with approved credit. 3 ml $75/dep 614~46 -3870 or 614- out Bulavlllt Rd ~en 9 AM to 446-1340. 5 PM Mon, thrv ~I C1ll 614House tor 11le or IMM with op- -l46-0322. tion lo buy 3 BA, 1 V2 bllh .. 2 Cuh & Cnry S1lt car unattachltd garage. As· Nig ht Stands, $31 95 4 Poster tumablt mor1gag1 Applleanc:n lwlf'l bod wl1h bedding, $199 4 fumlthtd Reterenctl & drawtr chttt of duw.rs, 144 95 s~teurlty deposit required 37 All wood country pln1 dlnetl1 , 3 Portamouth Road , GIIHpolls ch1lrs & bench S269 Twin or 614-446-0254 lull matt fill , $.c9 95 Vaughn ThrH B•droom, untumlahtd Bauett tletptf aohl, lf'lltrsprhouse In Pom1roy 61•·992 ·2219 lng mat1mt , J:IUHn alu. Open Mon-S.! ilm-6pm Sun 12 •:ter6pm noon-Spm Rt 141 , 4 mlln otf Rt 7 614~46-3158 14x7C', •xpando, 1 112 bath , 3 BA 8W-446-4824 21 1572 1983 Honda V-45 , 1111e 814-2Mi-6667 2 tolt, for rant , Cttl 614·367-7438 on request 304-67$-5253, John D. Gerlach, no alngl•wldt traoua,., pltaH. wOtll, 1880 Bl;~i Hond• CB750K, naw ba11ery and exhaust lir•• Faring 1nd saddl•bags 304-675- 46 Space for Rent 1076. wanted to Do Bulldozer and 304-676-2578 EARN MONEY Reading books! 130,000/yr lneoms polantlal Now hiring (1) 805-687-8000 E11 Y-4562 • family yarcl salt. Sat on Taut Rd 9a m -3p m R1ln eaneela 7. A 1 Geraoe Nil Sat. J uly · 1 n or shiM. CollactOf ptatll, OccuJaptn, mens elothi':lf, .Cc. 33 Gecqe Whit• Ret Okl Qar~ga Bale. Sat Onty July 71h II m... ~m 112 mile f:t 5Pointe Everything 1.'2 pr Oart0'..-11. Saturdly· July 1 1:301 m.•7p.m. 1 mila from, Rt.7 towerd Cheater. TUrn st .,1yMer Golf OOUt'M elgn. 2 mlltl lrom Pomeroy. Nice clothing lor glrll, woman. men. Toys, games, bookt lamp, c1blnet and more 114-ii2·2472. MIIW F•mlly yard 1111 Ont day only. Sot.July7th II-?. 480 Gront 111., lllddltport. 18 1111~ Hond• 750 SS Windshield, trunk erulst. 17,400 mllu '600 1982 i:R 480 dlr1 blkt $550 Both exc111tnt condition Must Nll 614-992-5144 Sleeping rooms with cooking A.l1o trailer apace. All hook -upt Call 1ft1r 2·00 p m , 304-71'J. 565t, Muon WV rootrlcllone. lntonn•llon moiled Motorcycles 74 Lota & 1creaga IVIII1ble lor new hom• eonatrucllon on Have room In prtvsta homt tor elderty man or wom1n 614·2566509, Crown City arsa 3308 For Salt. 1m Ford Econolin~ 150 V•n 300, S cycllndtr Good condition $1,000 814-247-3611 Trailer apae., ttWtr •nd water tuml•htd , rtlartncH, 304-675- Wanted 1983 Chevy BHuvllle 7 pau•n· ger van , cutom inl•rlor loaded, !18,000 mlltt, $.5,400 304-892• Furnished Rooms pav· 49 Rick Pt1rson Auction Company now booking 1ue11ont, expttrlence maklt the diHertnce Uctnttd Ohio, Kenlueky, W• Virginia , 304-71'3-5785. yard salt. 1 mile oul 219 S.? Thurs, Frl , S1t Frt & Sat 3 tamlllea 11t lreUtr on lett on Rodney Pika oH l5 and Public Sale & Auction $18,392-$67, 1881 Ford 4x4 4 sp, F-150 351 eng, $35,000 1978 Ch•v SH· verado, 4x4, auto Irani, 350 eng, $25,000 304-675-1139. EHicl1nt Inc luded 35 Lots & Acreage county R1ybum 73 vans & 4 wo·s Rooms tor r1nt • week or month Starting al $120/mo. Galli• Hotel. 614·44&.9580 125/yr. Now hiring Call (1) 805687-6000 Ext P-4562 torcurrent' 100x180 lot on BI'Oid Run Road, 2 mil• from New Haven, chy ltol. wlf•r, cable TV, no down POSTAL JOBS $18,392-$67, men!, will fln1nca $5,000 Lucy 125/yr Now hiring Call ( 1) BOS- Kaylor, 3()4.-482-U31. 687-6000 Ex1 . P-4562 tor cuntnl 18 314 flat , Plllured gr04Jnd 1111 $13,000 8M-'JII2 -2086 or 614-742Rattrtnel Aide Position Avlll- 2421. aba. at Bossard Mamorlal Ubrflry Part-lima, attar aehool 2 lots V•ults ond hNdltontl at U•iga M1mortal Gtrd•n• and ntktnds Minimum wao• 16 ytars ol age minimum 814- Veter•n1 Ste11on. 47A Lots 3&4 $3,000 tor ell 614-453-8464. 448-7323 For 1111 Comer lot with 2 trailer hook ups In Middlaporl $8000 Aoollr must tM •~~;p~~rlenctd 614-992-3194 and dependable, some ••· perlenc• In p~inllng , al so other On• acre trailer lot with w1lar lobs 304-676-;,_S.t • 675-2576 and stptlc syttem, $3 ,900 304875-2722 Tuehtrs n.ad elfra $, retired , work mornings or 1venlngs Route 2 Aahlon , 1 acre iota1 3 Stnd rs1um1, PO Box 195, miles 10uth Galllpolta Locu, public wattr, no restrictions, B1dwaU 45614 som• with rtv.,. trontagt, J04. 576-2338. Situation 12 Casto's Auction S.rvlct, Buflalo, WV. Uctnltd Ohio and West Vlrglnit 30 yHra experienc• for your Hit call ut AT In 8 Help Wan led POSTAL JOBS CALL · BOGGS AUCTION SER· VICE AUCTIONEER DAVID BOGGS 614-446-7750 DALLAS SAYRE '192-5335 or 985-3561 LINDA'S INTUIOR EX'IIRIOI FREE ESTIMATES Toke the patn out of 2-tamlly yard salt 218 and 312 Ellt _.aln, Pomeroy, Oh Good ustd and new clothing, odds and tnd• Aaln cancale. 8 ~ 400 Male Pomeranl1n. 3 yra. old Fret to good hom1. Doel not like amal r children. 614-367.0SOI 65 90-1 mo pd & co. CARD Giveaway 949-2168 PAINTING CREDrT Firat OM ttllt y11rl July 71tl, 302 LeGrande Blvd Chlldrtns, 1duns ctothea, toya , bookt, 1ntlquM, bldspr.ada, dropoti, counlry crofto, mite. Stop MICROWAVE OY,EN REPAIR KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Fill THE FRITZ'S SUPERIOR TV RUTLAND, OHIO July a&. 1990 CARD VIsa/Mastercard guar1ntHd no HCurttv dtpoelt 1·900-1163-5100 ttl CO bllll 49.50 fH. For Most •• • RE CLEAN, LUBE & TEST S1816 OPEN MON. FRI . 10AM.· 6PM Or Center Mokts and Models Fast wu>ui'Iv 742 -2455 NEW- REPAIR CLAl~FIED ADt GOLD Fostar Dr. M11on Monday and Tuesday, 9&10 Sliding glass doors, 36" door 3 famtly, rota of boya and girls clothing, mite ~ Vlu!Masttrcard guaranteed, no ucurily dapoeh, 1-i00-963-6100, ttl, co blllt $49.50 ,. . 7 MORRIS EQUIPMENT hold•t6 30p m onJuly 19. 171 6. lie Service (6141 992-7843 SPRING SPECIAL Paulin's Hill Between Rutland and Rt. S54 OPEN MON.-SAT. 10 to 5 STRAWFLOWERS: Dw•f & Toll; PAMPAS GRASS: Pink & White; FUSCHIA. BASKETS, HERBS and MORE. Bring It In Or We Pick Up. Kila A Young Cler~ Olive Townshtp 61298 Gable Place Aeedaville Ohio 46772 3 Announcements SALES AND SERVICE fo<tory Aulhomed (An IIIII fnrn K1t11•1 Thrth Storti ANGIE'S GREENHOUSE ROOFING A budget hearing will be TV-VCR- MIDDLEPORT VCR CLINIC CHESTER, OHIO All MAKES PUBLIC NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING Announcements CREDrT 11 Pomeroy, Middleport & Vlcinlly , 14-992-11242 I0/30/891fn 2nd Ave., GallipaUt. Close to Court Hou11 1 room, 2 roomt, 3 rocms, 4 roolftli All nlctly decorat1d, air conditioning, your waltr & uw•r bill 1re paid. Make your choice now No quotH over the phone, you mu.t ... them Phone for an appointment. 114-446-7199 day, 44&-9539 '"'· ... -..-- Yard Sale 7 FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR SERVICE Aaou From Pott Dffico POMEROY, OHIO MAINT£NAN(E & REPAIR 985-4422 45 t==========:r==========1 Houses · Mobile Homes · Tranaport Vehicles Farm Eqwpment Heavy Equipment. Etc or 985-3561 R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING PICKUP I DEIIV!RT 6- 29.'90-1 mo ADS Puppln to glvt away. 614-992 6898 Day 11k tor Sondra. 614992-2252 evenings, atk Jor 8111 •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 33 Fanns for Sale "What could I give a girl who is expecting a diamond?" CLASSIFIED 581 S. Fourth Ave. Middleport, Ohio RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL SIDING KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE e . --.~,-~ Rent Fumlshed , apartment. Utllltin 614-992 -~949 Business Buildings OFACE SPACE FOR LEASE on WH0-0-0-0 can help you? Apartment for Rent 304-576-2222. 34 J - 26-. 90- tfn USm APPLIANCES 1.. Howard L. Writesel Public Notice BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Reservation/Ticlceta Ask for Ken da 1988 SchuH with axpand , 3 btdroomt, 2 baths hut pump, undtrpennlng and concrete steJ)tl, Mcddloport, Oh. " LOW INCOME HOME" Watrh For !igns MORRIS EQUIPMENT 161 22. 29. 171 6. 31c By 0 Dean Evens K of P Building Gallipolis OH 46631 Telephone No SERVICE BY PUBLICATION aon In Memory July Public Notice L))=TRAVEL PURSUIT znoR Push Mowon & Public Notice Co. Rd. 28 "Free Estimates" or JfWELR-1 GOLD Airline Ferm Equopmenl Wanted to Buy ltweuock Hey & Gre•n 6 6 - Seed S. Fer! olue r 21 - Bus•n•s Opponunol y 22 - Mon tv to Loen 23 - Profi!III!Onal Se1v1 c" B9~ - leta~t S 21 90-1 mo pd 61 62 63 64 - I@Hiji.tdijll 31 32 33 34 35 36 - Houtehold Gooda Goodt AnltqUI!! M•sc Merch1nd•u BuWdtno S uppl•• Pelt for S1h1 Mvtocal lru trumiM'II I Fru•ll & Veg•ubiM For S1le or Ttade Sport~ng Farm SunnliP.s & L;veslock 12 - Snuauon Wante<l 1 3 - lnsurlf'lce 14 - Busmeu l rlontnQ 15 S~hoolt & lnltructoon 16 - Rtdoo TV&C8Rtpaor 1 7 - Mtt cftlln eov • l B - Wtnted To Do ~ 992-5042 PH. 949-2801 1 1- Help Wanted OAV BEFO RE PU8LICATt0N - 11 00 AM S ATURDAY 2 00 PM MONDAY' - 2 00 PM TUESDA'I' - 2 00 PM WEDNESDA Y lOOPM THURSDAY - 2 00 PM FRIDAY' 367-0588 30 Merchandise 1 -Card ol lh1nkt 2 - ln Memory 3- Annoucemeots 'A clu sol•ea advertosement placed on Hu!Oaol'f Sentonl!'lfe;o. cept - de soloed dotplry Busone&s Card and legal notn:et l Will also ap pear on th e Pt Pla•ant fleg11ter and the Gall o polls Dally lr~bune reecho ng over 18 000 ho mes COPY' DEADLINE MONO.ti.V' PAPER TUESDAY' PAPER WEDNESDAY PAP ER THURSDAY' PAPER FRtDAl PAP ER S UNO V PAPER 42 80 15 10 05 / dav 15 Monthly Rat" are for co nte culNI! runt br o llen up day! will bl! Chltged '"' earh r1.w u Mparate ad• 'Recet~~ f' I 50 d•scount for 1d1 pe od m edvan t:e 'Free •ds - GIVeaway and Fou11d ads undflll' 16 w cr dl will be run 3 dltfS at no ch•ge , 'Proce oled lor all c apnalltl'lte'l os double I>" CI! o lad COli 15 20 Ovtr 15 Words uoo 86 00 89 00 • ,3 00 S1 30 / doy 16 15 Buy - Sell Trade On• bedroom apta . for rent . $225 month. Deposit rtqulrtd 614·992-2218 attar 8 p m. Reference• 209 South 4th St. 992-5335 1986 Fl•elwood14x72, 3br, total tltc 614-245-5900 Big Dakota farm home, buln on your lot t14,995 &: up . 614-&M7311. 30 Sessions-s 30 SIDELINES SPORT CARD1 Rate Words 1 3 6 SPECIAL 1-IJ·"C 44 TLC 27 Yrs Exp 949-2794 992 -2196 Middleport. Ohio • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Davs Appointment KIT' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 32 Mobile Homes • for Sale Good"::.~cap.ptd Call Now To Make PAT HILL FOlD *FIREWOOD RATES LAFF-A·DAY Room & Board For Senior Cithtns and NO- OPEN The Daily Sentinei - Page - 9 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio EUM HOME FOREVER BRONI TANNING 'LIGHT HAULING ' Friday, July 6, 1990 Business Services Classifie TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-21 Sb MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. Friday, July 6. 1990 Your area. (1} BOs-687-6000 Ext 5-10181 wraelllld 1984 Flaro Pontile All part• tor salt , moiDt, trana-aKit, door• , lie Phon• 614-112· 3242 72 Trucks for Sale 1141 Chevrolet truck, 1978 Suzuki motorcycle, l•rg• metal building, 304-5~2578 . _ _ 1m ChivY 1 ton , 4 •od . 10 tt • gr~in bad. 614-256-686'1. 1r11 CMYy 1!2 ton truek wflh rapper. oood oondltlon "0 engine S2,5oo . S14-JI2-2088 or 114- 84 Plumbing & Heating Electrical & Relrlgeralion Commercial 1nd Residenti al wiring, naw ttfviel Of repa irs Ucenud Eltclriclana PuqUI II Eltetrk: Servle• 614~46-2116 • - Rnldential or commercial. wiring, new servlc• or repa tr s• Llctnlld 11ectrlcian Ridenour Electrical, 304-675-1786 · 85 General Hauling R & A Water Strvlc• Pools, cl• ltme, wells lmmedlat•l ,OOO or 2,000 ~Uono dallverv Call 304-; 875-63 .. W.nerson 'a Wa1tf Hauling: r. ..onabl• "'"· volume dl lh. count1, 2,000 to 4,000 cap•clty,. clsltrnl, pools, wlllt, lite :J0.4 -57fi-2(tt9 C.,. )12-2421 87 1980 Fonl F-1&0, 302 eng, auto lr1n1, air, crui11, $2,200, 304- Mowrwy's Uphoj11erlng aervlc~ lng lrl county ar• 2S YNrl Th• ~ In fumlturw uphoh1ttri~ &75-1139. 73 vans & 4 WD's Plano. 10M Bronco. Edde Beutr, ltdl· tlon, good cond. »t.a7&-2n2 Call Upholstery ~5-4 llmalet. tor he oe= • Qrohom UpholoiOfY Cont.,., 3Qi Hllltof. Dr Call tor lppolnlmtntl & •t m•t• . Call 114-446-3431. · . �Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Judge O'Brien processes 22 cases in Meigs Court Meigs County Court Judge Patrick H . O'Brien processed 22 c ases on Tuesday . Michael Taft, Proctorville. speeding, $25 and costs; Brian K. West, Baltimore, Ohio, speeding, $23 and costs; Nelson Eugene Thomas, New Haven , W .Va., speeding, $17 and costs; Larry D . Quillen, Marietta, speeding, $20 and costs; Raymond Betz, Pa · nama City, Fla., speed, $20 and costs: Ronald Massagree. London, Ky., failure to register. $100 and costs: Kimberly S. Ruth, Albany, DUI, $250 and costs. three days In jail, license suspension of 60 days, $150 of fine and jail term suspended upon enrollment and completion of t he Residential Treatment Pro· gram, $5 and costs, no taillight s; Donald Lindeman . Chester, speeding, $29 and cos ts, failure to display valid registration. $10 and cos ts: E ugene Curtis, Cheshire, no operator's license, $75 and costs, five days In jail, suspended upon proof of valid operator's li cense within 60 days and Kelly O'Brien Vance. Pomeroy, failure to yield, $20 and costs. Charles M . Walker. Racine. receiving stolen property, costs and restitution, 60 d ays sus pended to 10 days . two years probation : Carolyn J. Stewar t. Middleport , receiving sto len property, res titu tion and cos ts. 60 days In jail suspended to 10 day s, two years probation . James R. Hannan, Pomeroy, criminal damaging, res titution and costs, 60 days In jail suspe nded to five days, probation of one year: Mark Parson!\, Ractne, assault, $50 and costs, 10 days In jail suspended, one year p ro bation , restraining order Iss ued: Robert L. Barber, Tuppers Plains, passing bad chec k s, $2\ restitution and costs; Curtis Ward, Pomeroy, disorderly conduct, one day In jail, $50 and costs: Henry Rider, Rutland, passing bad checks, $25 and costs and restitution: An · drew Cris s, Vienna, W. Va , opera ting a motor vehicle in an undeslgnated area on property under agreement with the Ohio Division of Wildlife, $25 and cos ts: Walter Mullins, Dexter, DUI, $250 and costs, three days In jail, operator's license suspended for 60 days: Roy .1. "Jick" Neff. Middleport, resistIng arrest, two charges of aggra vated m enacing. 6 months consecutive sentence on each charge of aggravated menacing, 90 days on resisting a rres t. all but BO days suspended, credit for t!me served, probation of five years. CO S [S . Forfeiting bond on Tuesd ay was Michael Card. Middleport, speed ing, $80. ..--Local news briefs ... -----. Co ntinued from page I c urve, slid off the right side of the road , striking a guardrail The car continued on, struck a culvert and overturned, according to a report at the Gallla ·Melgs post o f the State Highway Patrol. Wilford and three passenger s were taken to Holzer Medic al Ce nter by Ga llla Co unty EMS. W i lford was treated and re leased with mulltple contusions and lacer at ions. Kimberly Wilford, 27 . was treated and relea sed with lacerations and broke n collarbone. Jamltha Wilford, four . and Cassa dy Wllfrod, six months, were exa m ined and released . EMS has 5 Thursday runs Plan free tennis clinic Saturday A free tennis c linic will be held Sa turd ay at Ha rtinger Park under sponsorsh ip of the Midd lepor t Recreation Department Randy Welton wi ll be t he in stru ctor . Classes ar e II a.m . to 12 noon for beginners. and 12 .10 to I : JO for i nterm ediat e and advanced tennis playPrs _T hose at wndi ng are to takf't hei r ow n rackets . Volleyball physicals set Thursday Physicals for vo lleybal l player s at Sou thern High Sc hool and Souther n Junior High Sc hool will be held a t Southern High Sc hool on Thursda y . ThoSP coming for physi ca ls are to wear short s. St udents In the lOth . lith and 12th grades are to co me between 6 3{) and 7: 3ll p.m . and those in the 7th , 8th and 9th g rad es fr om 7: 3ll to R: 30 p .m . Cards are to be com pleted and signed by th e parents before the phys ica l is g iven by Dr. Do ug las Hunter The cards may be picked up at the high sc hoo l offi c<' . T he phy sica l s on tha t da te are for vo lleyball players unlv Office to clo.~e July 9-20 The In come ta x offi ce in Middleport wi l l bP c losed .July 9- 20 . Payments c an be made by mall to P 0 Ohio. l:lox 106. Middl epor t, --Area deaths-Herbert Sa)Te Gallipolis, and Rita Herbert Y Sayre, 62. of Juarez . Me~i co died recently. Born Dec. I . 1927, m Letart. W .Va., he was a son of the late Thomas Clarke and [rene E. (Yonker) Sayre . A carpenter by trade, he ts survived by two sons. Thomas E. Sayre of Pomeroy, Paul D . Sayre of Columbus, Ohio; three daughters. An~ela M . Richard of Keystone Hetghts , Fla., Janet L. Dickens of Stocks L. T usc of Columbus, Ohto; two ststers. Mary L Gladden of Clayton, Ind., Eleanor E. Newberry of Letart ; and seven grandchildren. Graveside service will be Sunday, 2 p.m ., at the Yonker Cemetery with the Rev. Nlarlin Campbell officiating. There will be no visttation. The Foglesong Funeral Home ts in charge of arrangements. Ohio house... Co ntinued fr om page I Dally stock prke!l (AI of 10: 30 a.m . ) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, 1!:1118 Loewl .r. Am Electric Power .... ........ 29% AT&T ..... .. ..... ........... ... .... 381;, Ashland 011 ...... .. ......... .. .. 35Y, Bob Evans .......... .. .......... .... l 3 3,4 Charming Shoppes .............. JOY, City Holding Co .......... .. . 15 Y, Federal Mogul .................. 16 % Goodyear T&R .. .. .......... 29 \i Key Centurion .... .. ............... 12 Lands' End ...... .. ....... .......... 16% Limited Inc ...................... .. 23~ Multimedia lnc .......... ..... .. .. 71~ Rax Restaurants .. ........ ........ 2 1,4 Robbins & Myers ............ .... 22~ Shdney's Inc .................. .. ... l4'.4 Star Bank ...................... .. ... 19l4 Wendy's Intl ........ ................ 6~ Worthington Ind ............. .. .. 24 ' fr om 10 grams to three grams the bulk amount !constituting a traffi c king offense) of "Ice " - a powerful form of cocaine. A representative of the Ohio Pharmacy Board said three g ram s has a value of $1,500 and cons titutes a 30-day supply lor an Individual. The prosecutors falled, 8-3, to convince the committee to add one prosecutor and one chlel of pollee to a 17-member commls· slon that will overhaul Ohio's prison sentences for various crimes . · Franklin County Public Defender James Kura said the prosecutors already have live representallves on the commls· slon and outnumber the defense by three . Hospital News Meigs property transfers Co mplied by : Emmogene Holstein Congo Recorder, Meigs County, Ohio Richard B. Payne and Sherry L. Payne, lA . to James R eedy and Melissa Reedy, Sutton. Gregory C. Davis , 60A ., to Gregory C. Davis and Jani ce H . Davis, Bedford. Elster C. Metheney, dec'd . aflld., t o Ellen L. Metheney , Salem. Frances J. Hewetson, dec'd . cert of trans, to Judith D . Dixon and Joan E. Anderson, Pomeroy Village. Frances J. Hewetson, dec'd, affld., to Judith D. Dixon and Joan E. Anderson, Pomeroy Village. William R. Zerkle, dec ' d, a f· fld., to Opal N. Zerkle nka Opal N . Befz, Syracuse Village . Donald W. Lisl e, dec'd, alltd .. to Mary M . Lisle, Syracuse Village. Elberta Christine Cleland and Floyd H Cleland, .15 A ., to Ma ry Arlene Coy and Waller Maxwell Coy, Rutland Vlllage. Edison Hollon anrl 1-:velyn E. Hollon. ParcPis, to Larry W . Hollon a nd Chester . Joyce Hollon. Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS- JoAnne Hays, Rutland; John R. McKenzie. Pomeroy. DISCHARGES- Amber Lohn, northern Kentucky SNYDER listings CD OJ) ovc WOOl we.. ..... "'" ,. '"""' AnA NTA lANAI'! MEICHANCUE Pit •AlMENI CIIAI\810N WVAH """"" .....,w HU-!00 VAIIII"f NAI!NW VAIIII"f USA 00 ' """ ........ ......""""' ... • PU • fl.ltflltQTON COO/ .... ltUIIIIlCAHI POTATO CliPS REGULAR - BBQ RIPPLED 1 LB. BAG liNCH PIPER PLATES SJII 5:00 (]) l[J (TU) Pold Programmt:;JI D (}) (TU, E,TH,FR) Homo Shopping Spee (!) (MO) Footlocker Road Race Of The Montll (!) 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Gelling FH 118 tDJoanRivors Cll (MO) Treveltn' Gounnot Cll (TU) Amloll Cooldng From QutH Country Cll (WE) Frugal Gourmet Cll (TH) Culolne Aopldo (l) (FA) Now Yorlc'a M11tor Chota G(J) Homo <Il 3·2· 1 Contact !Ill Ill 1!21 Price Ia RJvht II liD Succooo-N·LHo l!lJ DoyWolch l!J LAnd 01 The Gtontl 1t :30 ()) Paid Pn>grammtng DC2J Newa (!)Boote Trolnlng Worf<out Cll (MO) Vintage: A Hlalory OIWlne Cll (TU) Justin Wlloon'o Loulolone Coolltn': H Grown (l) (WE) Ciao ltallel Cll (THl lntemotlonol Coolllng School Cll (FA) Crezy For Food (!) Sooomo Stntet a Moroho Worfleld Shaw tt :35 ril (TU) Andy Gr11111h AFTERNOON Programmlnf.. ID (TU,WE, ,FR) Soap 6: tO Ill 1!21 Newt 6:251111121 This Morning's Bualnau 6:30 ClJ Jamoo Robtoon II (2) ®> Newa 30QUARTFOAM Ag meeting set (]) Natlon't Bualne11 Today (II Fllntotones m []J C.O.P.S. 1!11 Buotneu Momln~ l[J (MO,WE ,TH,FR) old Eco nomical agrtcu lture will be the emphasis at a m eeting to be held at th e Tom Hamm Farm on Wednesday. The m eeting will begin at noon with sa ndwiches and drinks furnished by the Countrymark of Athens. Topics. from 1-3 p .m ., will cover c rop rotation. Intensive grazing, cost of dolng bu siness , weed con trol, manure and fer till za tion . a nd fighting hea t stress for li vestoc k . The m eeting open to an yo ne and for furth er infor ma t ion con ta c t J o hn Rice at the Meigs County Ex tension Office. 992 6696 ICE CHEST P~rammlng @ alth 20 13! NBC News AI Sunriu 6:45 CD AM Woollier 7:00 ()) Funtown Funnleo D(}) Today ril Tom And Jerry'o a Funhouae D #3548 Weather 786 North Second Ave. Middleport Phone 992-6491 PHARMACY Jim ·Cobb's 4TH OF JULY Stop In Today and Ask Sales Representative for Details! Qll II I)] Good Morning America CD Homeatretch !Ill 1111121 CBS Thlo Morning G)I!D Maxie's World 1111 DayBreak 0 Cartoon E1.press ID Pold Programming 7:30 (]) The Littles (!) Nation't Bualne11 Today (!) Secret City m I!D Muppot Babloo 1!11 Buotnoao Day l[J Mr. Magoo I Friends 8:00 ClJ Wowaor CD Seoame Stroot m liD Super Morio Brothers 1111 DayBreak l[J Jom ID Bozo 8:05 (II Gilligan's Island 8:30 (l) Mopletown l!l SportaCentor G)I!D Woody Woodpecker l[J Cartoon Exproas 8:35 ril BawHched 9:00 ()) Our Houu D (l) Moroho Warfield ShOw (!) (TU) Senior PGA Tour (!) (WE) APBA Ol!ohoro Powerbool Racing (!) (TH) IHRA Spring National Drag Racing (!) (FR) Budweloer Thoroughbred DJveot D a lnotde Report Cll Sesame Street II I)] U•e Wllh Regia A Kalllle Lee (!) Wonderful World 01 Dtonoy 1111 Movie m liD Brady Bunch t!)l Morning News Ill 1!21 Donohue 1211 VldeOMomlng ID Bugs Bunny And Friendo 8 Setly Joaay Roplloel 9:05 (1) Bavorty Hlllbillleo 9:30 D (}) Totkaboul Cll (MO) Pro Bowlers Auoclatlon (!) (FRl Qreat American Boooblll Qut• a a Tho Judge .,liD Happy Oayo @Leavell To Beaver 9:35 (1) Andy Grifthh t 0:00 ()) IIII!D 700 Club With Pot Robortaon D (]J Let'a Make A Deal (!) (WE) Tour De Franco (!) (TH) 1989 Ford{Budwelaer Truck And a Tractor EVERY NEW AND liSEil liNIT WILL llE MARI\ED l)f)\VN F()H TI-l ESE 2 RH; DAYS!! l!l (FR) Major League Bueball Mago11ne D 8 Live Wllh Regie I Kollllo Lee Cll Rtadtnm Rainbow II I)] Solly Jolly Rophool (!)Dr. Who l!lJ Worid Day 111 1!21 Family Feud l[J Loot In Space tD Suecou· N.ufo 10:05 ril (MO) MOVIE: Foolln' Around ril (TUl MOVIE: The Bellboy ril (WEI MOVIE: Cold Turl<oy ril (TH) MOVIE: The ComiiiMlc:IJ Kid ril (FR) MOVIE: How To Stun A Wild Bikini 10:30 D (]J Cfaaolc a 12:oo e C2J (MOl a a m I)] I!DI e1121 a Nawo l!l Bodleo In Molton IZl (MOl MOVIE: Tho Gold Ruoh (l) (TU) MOVIE: On Approval fi) (WEI MOVIE: The Flying Deueoo Cll (TH) MOVIE: The Privote Ute 01 Don ~uan fi) (FR) MOVIE: Alrlco :UHOUitUWS Scream a G) liD Andy GriHI1h 1!11 NewoHour l[J Face The Music American Magozlno @ Gorotdo 12:05 ril CHIPI 12:30 ()) (MO,FR) American Beby ClJ (TU,TH) Heollhy Kldl (l) (WE) ,.,moricon Snapahata D (}) a Gonerotiono Cll BodyShaplng DB Ill)] Loving (!) (MO) Coollln' Cheap (!) (TU) Gourmet Cooking (!) (WE) Juatin Wltaon'a Loulotano Coollin": Home Grown (!) (TH) Mattera 01 Taala (!) (FR) Now Yorf<'s Mealer Chofo I!DI Ill 1!21 Young And Tilt a Aeatleu G) liD Dlclc Van Dyke l[J Nome That Tune 1:00 ClJ (MO,FR) Varied (l) (TU,TH) Lel'l Eat! ()) (WE) Paid Programming D (2) a Doyo 01 Our LIVOI (!) (MOl NASCAR Wlnaton Cup (!) (TU) Rodeo Rood To Tilt NFR (!) (WE) Top Rank Boxing C!l (TH) U.S. Olympic Featival l!l (FR) Footiocker Rood Race 01 The Month 0 a Cll)] All My Children (!) AU Creotureo Groot And Smelt G) liD Boat 01 Love Connection 1111 Sonya Live In L.A. l[J Chain Ruction (MO) Side By Side 12!1 (TUl Remodeling And Docorati~ Todoly 1211 (WE) ountry Khcllen 1211 (TH) Going Our Woy 12!1 (FRl Celebrity Outdoor1 tD Newo 1:05 ril (MO) MOVIE: Empire 01 Tho Anta (II (TU) MOVIE: Ghldrah, The Three Holjled Monitor ril (WE) MOVIE: Godzllo vo Tho Sea Monotor ril (TH) MOVIE: At The Eorlh't Core (II (FR) MOVIE: Tho Thing (From Another Worldl 1:30 (l) Cetobrlty Chela C11 (FR) tnaldo The PGA a Tour fi) (MO) Make YouruH At Homo (l) (TU) Wood Carving With Rick Bull II! (WEI Lop Quilting Cll (TH) Tilt Genllo Doc1or: Votortnary Medicine (l) (FR) Ia It Antiquo Yet? I!DI e 1!21 Bold And Tho Baautllul II liD Too Ctooo For Comfort l!J Bumper Stumpero Top Coni 2:00 (l) The Compbello C2J (MO,TU,TH,FRl a Another World Cll (TUl HFL American a e Rac~Sorloo Cll ( l SeniOr PGA Tour DB el)] One Lila To Uva II! (MO) From A Country Genion II! (TUl Countly Baol<-wlng Cll (WE) 11rlp Oulltlng (1) (TH) Uvlng Wltlt Anlmolo II! (FR) ColltC!ora (!) (MO) Evening AI Popo (!) (TUl Lon~Pine SAT., JULY 7 lll990 f'ILonng 1no: Fr Wont\_n • CHICNOO WIVN C·U·N Ill liD Bowllchtd 1111 NowoDoy l[J Wipeout 12!1 Crook I Choee tD Abbott And Cooletto 2:30 ()) Tho Compbolla Cll (TU) 1990 AMA Supercrooo Cll (TH) Pro Bowtero AIIOCiatlon fi) (MO) lnoplrotton 01 Polnti;,r II! (TU Joy 01 Decorotive Potnti;'l Cll (W I Welcome To My Studio (l) (TH) Pointing In Maine Cll (FR) Art 01 Buck Poutaon CD (FR) Club Dote .. liD Scooby Doo l[J (MO) Now Hollywood Square a l[J (TU,WE,TH,FR) Hollywood Squoroo 1211 (MOl Texaa Connection 1211 (TU) Goapet Jubilee (WE) Chun:h Streel Station 1211 (TH) Converution With Dinah 1211 (FR) American Muolc Shop 1D (MO,TU,TH,FR) Bob Nowhorf tD (WE) Ma)or League Baaeban 2:50 ril (MO,TU,WE,FR) Tom Japanese rock garden . m liD Gomer Ted Armaln>ng tOl Nowo Update t1J Youlhquol<o Linear; Mt. Tam H1gh School 1211 Celebrity Outdooro tD Hongln' In 11:10t!JI Science And Technology Woek t1 :30aa Focto 01 Life Cll Homotimo (!) Frugal Gourmet !Ill Loaale m 1!D Paid Programming t!J1 Boooboll '90 Ill 1!21 Rude Dog And The Dweebo t:;1 l[J Donee Party USA · 1211 Remodeling And Docortlting Today tD Weekonda Away AFTERNOON 12:00 ()) The Virginian D(]J a AH TotooQ a 8 MOVIE: Kldco {PGl (2:00) (l) Living Willi Animals I)] Animal Crack-Upo 0 (!) Victory Gorden Peter a vrsits Asia ·s first rnternational horticuttural exhibition . r.;l Dlnouur Nelure (!) (TU) Sewing Connection (!) (WE) Make YouiiOII At 8:00 ()) Swlu Family Robinoon D ~ a Kla;,r:ur t;l (!) utdoora lth Buck McNeely a 8 Cl ()) A Pup Named Scooby Doo ~ CD Mother on Son !Ill 11'1 Your Buolntu Ill liD NWA Wraotilng l!lJ DayBreak 1111121 Dink, The Llnte DlnouurQ l[J Potd Programming tD U.S. Form Report 8:05 ril Notional Geogroplllc Exptoror The Trouble With Gooney B11ds H- 8:30())Gerbo~ Jerry'• Funhouae 3:00 (}) Father Knowo Beat D (2) (MO,TU,TH,FA) a Senta Berblra l!l (MO) APBA Otfahoro Powerboat Racing C1i (WE) IJSIA World Jel Ski Tour a a CI(J)o-r.l Hoopltal Cll Joy Of Painting (!) (MO) Make Peace Wllh (!) (TH) Creotive Uvlng (!) (FR) Thinking .uo-d 1111 Magnum, P.l. m 1!D World Wide Wrestitng t!J1 NawoOoy 111 1!21 KldoMagl 111 MOVIE: Wanted: Deed Or tve tAl (2 :00) Kttchen tD Soul Train t2:05 (1) MOVIE: The Errand Boy (2:00) 12:308(%) a ALF 0 (l) From A Country Gardin fill)] ABC Weekend Special 12!1 Country ~30JQ Thll Old HOUH RIChard Trethewey explains the barn's new heating system. 8 D (2) a Camp Candy Q (!) Uhlmoto Outdoor E1perionco a 8 Ill)] Disney' I Gummt Booro/ Winnie The Pooh Hour Q (!) No Place Uke Home 1111 Paid Pn>grammlng 1!11 Big Story Ill 1!21 CeiHornlo Ratolno Q ID People To People 9:00 ()) Sylvantona II (2) Wimbledon Tonnto (!) Fly Flahtng Tho Wortcl Wtth Jolin Berren (l) Llltaol (!) SheMey Of Cabbages And m 1!21 Guiding Ught Ill liD Donnto Tho Menace 1!D1 t!JI lntomotionol Hour l!J Tic Tac Dough 1211 Country Slandonl Time @ (MO,TU,THl One Day At A Time @ (FR) Load-on Man 3:05 (II (TH) Tom And Jerry'o Funhouae Wortehop Norm shows an early Ame rican hutch . known in its day as cupboard Q 1111 High School All-American Footbllt Cl.olliC m 1!D MOVIE: Red Sonjo [PG I3) (2:00) l!lJ NowaDay Ill 1!21 Paid Progrommlng l2D Going Our Way tD Movie a A Far Out Fourth In th1s puppet spec1al. a 1oung boi Kings !Ill Ill 1!21 M"J.pet B a = ., liD Dr. D. omeo K l!ll Nowo Update Ale lander (!) (TU) Art 01 Buck Peulaon (!) (WE) Inspiration 01 Palnti~ (!) (TH Welcome To My l[J Potd Programming Backyonl Amorlco @ Chorlondo 9:101111 Heahh-k 9:30 ()) Hollo Kitty' a Furry Tote Theater (!) Jimmy Houa1on Outdoor1 a a m ()) Sllmor 1 The Root Ghaalbuotera Q a Studio (!) (FA) Fun Wllh Alkyda Evans And Novak Ill 1!21 Pold Programming 12!1 Side By Side t :OO D (}) Bettar Your Home (!) Bud LJvht USTS Triathlon From San Jose . CA (T) Cll Joy 01 Flon~l Painting Ill)] Concern CD Tilt New Yankee a 3:30 (l) Fothor Knowo Beol C1i (TU) tHRA Modtfttdl Getaway Nodonll Cll (WE) Major League Bzoaebotl'a Gntotoat Hill (1) Mlaler Rogers' NotghboriiOod (!) (MO) Art 01 Wtltlam is kidnapped before the Fourth ol July by ahens whose king collects d1fferent interplanetary spec1es. t :30 (]) Tho Rifleman D (}) Morf< Mindy (l) Joy 01 Pointing I)] m 1121 Paid a a (l) Tony Brown'a Journal P~rammlng <Il Kind 01 Living (]) 1111 Moneyweek Ill Hollywood tnatdor 12!1 Joy Of Gerdlnlng @ Heart 01 Clllcogo 10:00 (}) I'm Telling (!) NASCAR Winston Cup r. Who Hartnell - The Chase 1!11 Nowomaker Saturday 12!1 Remodeling And Decorating Today a Back To Tho Futuro Ill: The Trilogy The mak1ng of the three blockbuster Back to the Future films 15 e~&minod (0:30) 2:00 ()) Iron Horae D (}) Booom Buddies (!) Senior PGA Tour aaFam~ Tlo•& Cll A~ 01 lllom A ,.ndor a I)] WWF SpoUight On Wraodlng 1!11 Ntwo Update e 1!21 Paid Pn>grammlng l[J MOVIE: Curlooity Klllt (2:00) Stereo . 1211 Country KHchen 5:05 (II Munotera 5:30 rn Batman D (2) Boaom Buddleo I!) (MO) Spono Reporten 1!J (TU) Homen Racing '90 I!) (WE) Mo)or League Baaeboll'o Greotoot Hill (1) Reeding RaJ.tJ) Who'o The Bou? 1111 Nowa 11 liD Mr. BaiYedaro 1!11 ShowBiz Today 18 t1J (TU,WE,TH,FR) lnlldo Edhton 1211 Amerlcon M~zlno @ (MO,TU,WE, ) Fun Houae m a a ()) a a a e a Generation t!J1 Doyllreok l[J The Low And Harry McGraw tD Soap 6:30 (!) Motorweek lttuotroled ril Between Tho Llneo 1111 Lifo Chalcao 1111 tnlemottonal Coneopondonto 1111!21 Weekend 1D Corson'a Comedy Ctaaolco 7:00 D (]J Seturdly Report Cll SportoCentor a 8 ~· Bunny Tweety Showg II()) oncem 1111 U.S. Fonn Roport Ill liD College Mad Houee 1!11 DayBreak Ill 1!21 Adventures 01 Ra~gedl> Ann And Andy Q l[J atd rogrammlng ID Larry Jonoo a Laverne I Shirley 7:05 ril NWA Main Evant Wrootilng 7:30 ()) Superbook D (2) Mr. Cartoon (!) Sporting LHa Mag.utno Out~oor Sportsman II ()) Health Show 1111 Agri Country Ill I!]) l[J Paid Progromming t!J1 Spono Ctoee·Up 1111121 CBS Storybntak Q tD World Tomorrow a Denver, Tho LAot I!Di Ill 1!21 AI The World e t!J1 News Updale l[J Taleo 01 The Gold Monkey Creative Uving tD Mlnortly Bustnoos Report t 0:05 (1) MOVIE: Henlly Wortdng (PG) (2:00) 10:10 1!11 ShowBiz This Woell 10:30 ()) Now Generation D 8 Ill)] lleetit(utce Q Cll Computer Chronlctel <Il 'AIIo, 'AIIo 1111 e 1!21 Garfield And FrtendaQ 1!11 Style 12!1 Side By Side ID At The Movies 11 :00 (2) Bononu: Tho Loot Eploodoo G8 Underdog Cll Motorweek '90 Gl)] Bugo Bunny Tweety Show t;1 <IJ Make Yourself At Home How to put together a m liD Star Trek: The Next Tuma BaH bolt 3:35 ril Fllntatonos 4:00 ClJ Funtown Funnloo D C2J a Oprah Winfrey C1i (MO,TU,WE) U.S. Olympic Footivot l!l (TH,FRl U.S. Women'o Golf ~ Chomptonohip 08 reldo (1) Seumo Street II ()) FeelS 01 LHo (!) Body Eloclrlc ®) Poople'o C....rt G) liD DuckToleo 1111 NowaDay 11 1!21 Hlghwoy To Heaven l[J (MO,TU,WE,TH) Prooo Your Luc:IJ l[J (FA) Celebrity GoH Champlonohlp VldooGotd ID (MO,TU,THl Yogi Bear 4:05 ril Fllntotoneo 4:30 (l) Dlnooaucore D ()) Silver Spoona (!) Mlotw Rogera' No~hborllood 1111 omlly Feud liD Chip 'N' Dole'o RoacueRa:'J:: Ill 1!21 (MO) eople'o Court l[J (MO,TU,WE,THl High Roltora rll (MO,TU,TH) DuckToloo 4:35 ril Brady Bunch 5:00 (l) Botmon C2J Collly Shaw D 8 Opnth Winfrey (1) 3--2-1 C-ct Growing Paint C!l Beumo Street I!DI CurNnt Aftalr CIIID Teenage Mutont Nlnjo Turttoo EorlyPrtme Ill 1!21 (MOl llllldo Edition e 1!21 (TU,WE,TH,FRl Pll~houMQ m In Touch MtnlslriH Stereo. Spoctelo (!) (WE) LAwrence Wolk (!) (TH) Auotin City UznHo (!) IFR) All American Jozz Back, Kotter @ (FA) Major League Adam Smllh's Monoy World <Il Art You Being Servecfl 1111 e 1!21 Pee-Wee's 5:00 ()) Varied a 8 Dukeo 01 tteuanl 1111 Crouflre 5:30 Cll NHRA Budweleer Spring Nadonlt ~ Rectng From Columbus, {T) (1) Gamer Pyla t1Ji ShowBiz Today l[JWoretD Archie Bunke~• Pteca 6:00 ()) Paid Progrommlng D (2) H - Shopping Spree (1):tn'oa a 1 World Summer Nlghl Muolc Host: Ann Jillion WIAP And Olio G) liD Alvin And The Chtr;;unko l[J 25,000 Pyramid @ (MO,TU,TH) Welcome t:r1 MORNING HEADUNI NEWS And '•• SATURDAY fAMJLY HUNUNQTON WEEKDAYS 100 COUNT nas to M ls.sou ri Edended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A c hance of showers and thunder stor ms Sunday and M onday, with fai r weather Tuesday . Hi ghs will be In the 80s Sunday and Monday, and ranging fr om 75 to 85 Tu esday. Overnight lows will be m a inly In the 61Js th rough th e period. FAM WTIS A guide to local television programming Kansa s. The high will move slowl y across the Great Lak es region through Saturday morning. The cold front will move south and by lat e Friday night will be locat ed from the Caroll · lower 80s TV i<D NICIROOIDN to South Central Ohio :\losUy clear Friday nigh t, with a low between 55 and 60 . Mostly sunn y Saturday, with highs In the complete - ·-""''.... July 7 to July 13 Continued from page 1 cu r ing condltons Friday a nd Saturday. Coverage of showers Sunday and Monday may not be complet e but they still represent a chance for some wetting damage . As of June 30, th e crop moisture Index Indicated sllghty dry co nditions across ohio. Fa vorably moist soils were lndl· ca ted In most of the corn belt from th e upper Mississippi Val · ley Into Missouri. Dry soils w ere noted over Georgia and from T exas Into the central Rockies and over most of the West ern sta tes. On th e mornin g wea ther m ap high pressure was over the northern Plains . with a cold front from the Middle Atlantic states Includes OJ) Forecast ... across Meigs County Emergency Medl ea l Servi ces Untts responded to five cal ls for assis tance on Thu rsd ay. At 130 a. m., Pomeroy squad was ca lled to Butternut Avenue for Mary Garnes. She was tran sported to Holzer M edical Ce nter. At 7:35a.m., Pomeroy un i t was ca lled to Rock Springs Road for George Sta ats . He was taken to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy squad was ealk>d to Bailey Run Road at9: 44 a .m . for L eora Strom, who wa s taken to Holzer M edica l Cen ter. At 1: 57 p.m .. Rutland was called to L oop Raod for Ronnie Searles. H e was tran sported to Holzer Med ical Ce n ter . At 7: II p.m., Pomeroy units were called to the Intersection of Sprin g Avenue and East M a in Street to a m otor vehicle accident. Pomeroy squad one tran sported Juanita Arthur to Veterans Memorial. Squad four transferred George Easter to Veterans Refusing treatmenl or being trea ted but not l ra nsferred were Chester Arthur, Sr., Chester Arthur, Jr .. Aland Easter. Yhirley K erns. Kathy Shockey a nd Elsie Eas ter . Friday. July 6. 1990 121 VIctor Award• honor those men ana women who have made the greatest contributions to twentieth century sports. (I :00) 5:35 (II Good Tlmeo EVENING m . ~Digeat Olympic l!l ( o People'• Court l[J (MO,TU,WE,TH) Donee Porty USA r»OnStege iD (MO,TU,THl Chip 'N' Dtllo'l Aoocue R1ngora Donahue ~~Ma!Qlllague Q1 Tomml: Huntw 0 • MOVI : The 1oJ Who Dren11 Too Mucll (2:00) 3:30. (2) Future ..... In Spooto (I) 8trfp Quilting tiS Your.._y • 3:10()) MOVIE: The Patty (2:15) e a 2:05 (1) MOVIE: VIall To A s ...n Pllno1(1:45) 2:10 tOl Neolthweek 2:30 Ftmlly Tleo Q eatnSpon Cll Sowing Wllh Nancy t1Ji Style Cl!l Ooepel Jubilee 3:00 ()) Btv Valley • (}) Clleero Q • • .I)] PrO Bowlerl' Spring Tour up Quilting IIII!D MOVIE: Youngblood (R) (2:00) . tJ)) On Tho Menu e (}) 8:00Cll (MO,TU,WE,TH) Hordcaallo And McCormlc:IJ ()) (FR) Zono . . (2) . . • .I)] !Ill 111!21 aNowo l!l (MO) Motoworld Cll (TUl Running And Roc:;Jl l!l E) lnlldo Tho PGA Tour l!l (TH) Budwoleer Foatlvat (1) (MO) Wild Amortca Cll (TUl Becond VOJoge Of The Mimi (1) (WE) Dogf8lll High (1) (TH) Club Collnoct (1) (FA) Nowton'l Apple (!)RoatllngRolnbow liD Andy Orllllth 0 World Todoly l[J Ho-M1n ID (MO,TU,WE,THl I ~m 01 Joonnle A star filled assembly gathers to 4:00 ()) Oun.,nolto • t)) CIIi AniMIUHr·Buocll - 'I i, ' QollctaUic Cll u.s:-arplc Fallvol . 1'- fi) Amish Coolltng From Quilt Country CD NASA AI WOft< 1111 Major League Baseball t!JI Ntws Update l[JThrob Chuzch Slteet Station 4:10 1!11 Sporto Ctoee-Up .. a 4:30 D 8 D (I) ABC Wide World 01 Spons Pro Bo•~ng . Tour de France Report Q IZl Frugal Gourmet Stereo. <Il NaturoSceno Mount Mans held t!J1 Futu.. 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