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GUEST CONDUCTOR- Cllarll!ll MlaeiU, peal - conductor, wM quite lhe crowd pleuer at : Thul'!lday evenm11's Ohio University Communi- 26" X 14 ~, $9.251 26" X 16' ................................ s11. I ..........•....., ............. ..... , The weather and the music was · as near to perfect as' possible at · Thursday evening's Ohio University ~ommuniverstty Summer : Band Concert In Pomeroy. Approximately · 300- people, .bringing along their lawn chairs, attended the concert held on :Court Street which was blocked off to accomodate the crowd. ' .~~nt. sponsored by Bank ,Qne,,for the fourth CO~~B~M;Utive year. w11s etiJoyed bY young and old alike. The band, under the •direction or Ronald P. 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I I: 1 f' I! •LOCK INCI 11DED 1 By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff Southern Local School Board, meeting Monday night In regular session, approved motions to discontinue the school district's group health Insurance with $ ' The Dally Sentinel will not publish Tuesday In order I~ permit employees to observe the July Fourth holiday. Normal operations atlhe Ohio Valley Publlslllng Co .. office wlll resume Wednesday morning. ' · ssgg CEMENT...................... 70 ~~~ MORTAR...............$499 .. Pa.trol probes Meigs wreck .. The Galila-Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol Investigated an accident at .6:40 a.m. Thu~sday In Ollve Township of Meigs County, on SR. 681, 0.2 of a mile ea.s t of mliepost 22, near ReedsVIlle. . Troopers said a car driven by Patricia Grossnickle, , 32, Reedsvlll~. struck a deer. The animal was not kliled and left the scene. Damage was minor to the car. No one was inJured. "I ' .UA W members ratify contract ' Members of the United Auto Workers Local1685 voted Friday morning to ratify a new contract with. the Federal Mogul Company, ending a seven-day strike at the Gallipolls'plant. By a 120-70 vote, UAW members approved the ~ three-year contract. Details of the contract were 1101 relell5oo by either the union or Federal Mogul. "We have a new contract with Federal MC1gul," said Roy Aikins, president of Local1685. He added that workers will be back on the job Wednesday alter the the Fburth ·or July weekend. . A spokesman for Federal Mogul would only say thai the contract had been approved and that the p)anl would l;le back In , operation next week. PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR •AU.WOOD 1 •ENEIIIlY EFfiClEIIT . I -READY·TO-INII'ALL ,i ~· oiOLIIIIfiA88 MOll IICE •1 . GRAVEL MIX ...... 299 80 LB. $ MORTAR MIX .... 299 ROLL 14" X 35"..... .'13.59 14" X 39".... .,$15.29 1411 X 43"..... .'16.14 14" X 47''..... .'17.89 14" X 51"..... .'19.59 14" X 55".......20.39 14" X DOOR The Atrium Door I• AN EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT- The more than 300 Meigs Coundans which packed Pomeroy's Court. street applauded enthusiastically and at one point gave a .s tanding ovation to Rutland plans July 4 parade 1'0 X 1'8" PENNCO actually 1 whole oyatem of Ida• for enhanclns the l)eaulty I of any home. Come ln tnday ·let help you chooM the . idea that'• risht for your home. •20210 •24210 • 28210 •2832 •28310 • 30310 • 30210 • 304.2 • 2842 • 3046 •2846 .,. ·u·s not too late to enter the Rutland fou)h of July parade. Those have not pre-registered, may enter by Just showing up at Beecharove Road before 9:30 a.m. Everyone Is welcome and trophlel will be awarded tn the park at approximately noon. . There will be a noat In the parade for the Vietnam Veterans who wish to ride on It or they may walk with the legion. Tlll!re will be a prize for the best decorated bicycle and the Pomeroy Clvltan Organization wlll be gl\'lng the person with the best. decorated bicycle a $50 savings bond. Man bound ro Gallia Grand Jury A M-lp County man was bOund over to the Gallla County Grud J11ry Thunclay when he appeared In Gallipolis Municipal Court on'•cllarlll or reoe!viJIIatolen prope1'13'. .A prellmlllary hearlnf waa heJd for Qlarlea D. Edwards, 20, 131 But1ernut Ave., Pomeroy, Juit1e JOII!J)h L. C&ln determined there was probable cauae to bold Edwards to the Ifand jury. Bond wu fiMd at "",000. Edwardl wuarmc.d In connection with the June 16thertof a 1972 Chevrolitt pickup truck owned bY Billie Joe MUter of Ruuell, Ky. The vehicle wu •taken trom the Sand Bar at Iroaton. CoDIIDued Miller. Jeanne Bowen, John VanReeth, David Deem, Dave Bowen, June Buchanan. and Angle Sloan. DD pep1CI Community Mutual Insurance Company, and to begin coverage with Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Ohio. As of July 1, the premium with Community Mutual would have Increased from $242,000 to $308,000 annually. The annual cost or the Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Ohio Winning Series 2000 plan will be $226,000. Both the teachers' union and the local · OAPSE chapter reviewed both Insurance plans and recommended to the board the adoption of the Blue Cross-Blue Shield o!!er. Superintendent Bobby Ord also recommended , approval of the new offer. Additional life Insurance coverage of $10,000 per employee under the . Winning Series 2000 was also approved by the board upon recommendation of both unions and the superintendent. Board member Scott Wolfe said later ·chat the board appreciated the votes by the teachers' union and OAPSE, since the lower cost for Insurance coverage has helped keep the district out of the state loan fund for the time being. Also approved because II wlll be a savings to the district was an offer from Malcolm Parks, of the local gas company, to pay the necessary cost of converting the new furnace to be Installed at Syracuse Elementary from fuel on to gas, since It Is not too late to make the change. Parks has also offered, for $960, to do the dUchlng, lay the pipe and replace the orifices on the burners that are necessary to convert the furnaces In the greenhouse and bus garage at the high ~ehool from liquid propane to natural gas. The cost cann be added to the school's gas bill and paid over a 24,month period. In other matters, the board accepted the resignation of Roberta Maidens as marching band director, effective July 1. ,I n connection with Maidens' reslrnatlon, the ~~!lard accepted the reSIIJUitlon o( Jobn V1111 Reeth aa asslltanl band director, and blred V1111 Reeth to replace Maidens In the head J101ltl0n. David Deem and June Buchanan were approved u wlunteen to work with the band In prepara· lion tor the July 4th holiday. Approved to coach or IUJM!I'" vlse the toUowlna aettvltlel "If au!flclent money Is raiJid from oulllde sources to PlY tllelr Al111111," were ljllU &1111111' ... ulll•t voJJeyb'all coach 11114 CoallDIIRd on pqe 10 .. ·- . the 1989 Ohio U~iversily Communlverslty ~and In concert here Thursday nlgbt. Here Conductor Ronald P. Socclarelll directed the musicians · through a medley of songs from "Gigl." Southen1 board changes health~ insurance firtns No paper Tuesday KINGSFORD WINDOW s:aamo,.,.T-""f'~~'ERS •Green •Brown •White •Black ·Green &White '! 80 LB. 94 LB. PORTLAND BOLL . ..--Local news briefs---. . BOOFI sgaa marches and many more. Meigs Countians whCI !l"rfonned In the concert Include Aaron Wilson, Todd Clay . Lisa . ' 6"x6"x10/10 5'x150' TIE AftiiU LA'ri1C ' S1 '•20 X 6" X 8' ........................................................... ·• LB. IIIIEIAL SURFACE verslty Band Concert. The crowd of approximately 300 people enjoyed the fine music aa well as near perfect weather. :Weather ,.perfec~ for concert 26'' X 12' ................................~.. S7,. •Bleck •White •Green •Bark Brown •Green & White •Chestnut Blend •COpperwood 25 Cents No.40 1888 • LAIDSCAPE II Clear tonight. Low near 55. Saturday, mostly sunny , Highs near 85. • • 3" X 8" X 8' ••• HILift 1 Page4 •· Vol.40. 1/2tl SQUARE Pick 4 2991 • .... 50 LB. SBI IiLES. 154 8' X 8' ....~............... $395 . 8' X 10' .................. $495 4x4 4.40 6.67 7:79 8.00 9.67 X X 11.20 11.95 15.36 4x6 X 1x6 1.90 2.35 3.05 X X 6.15 5/4x6 3.00 3.55 4 •.45 26''X8' ...................................... 26'' X 10' ········~·························· Pick 3 WOOD BARNS 36" SHOWEIL.•--.l219" DILliNliED CORRUDITED Ohio Lottery Wllander advances in Wimbledon play .... A'JTEND CONFERENCE - Randy Runyon, director ol the Governor's Office of Appalachia, was one of the re~~ource providers for tbe Small Businetls Success In Appalachia seminar held at Ohio University this week. Pictured with Runyon · are Mary Powell of TQp of. the Stall'R,·Pomeroy, and Leesa Murphey, representative for the Meigs County Regional Planning Commission, and Dennis Mlngyar, assistant directoroftheOffloe of Appalachia, left to right. Loans, training among SBA topics "The future Is here" for the entrepreneurs and small business owners of Appalachia, ac· cording to States' Washington Representatatlve of the Appalachian Regional Commission Ml· c hael Wenger. He addressed the Small Business Success In Appalachia Conference, field at Ohio University Tuesday and Wednesday . Wenger safd that the Presidential Administration believes small business owners are vital to the economic development of Appalachia. The conference provided Information to entrepreneurs on SBA loans, economic development and technologiCal training. The workshops covered topics such as marketing. hi-tech In Appalachia and franchising. T!le presen- ters Included Mr. and Mrs. Stan Evans of Stan Evans Foods, Inc. dba Jewell Evans Family Bakery, Bidwell; Lloyd Middleton, president of Middleton Doll Co .. Belpre; and Juan Brown, pres!- Deputie8 probe wreck A one-car acCident In Racine was Investigated Thursday morning .by the Meigs County Sheriffs Department. According to the report,' 31year·old Terry Spaun was travelIng east on Route l:N and went 10 sleep. Hll vehicle went off the road on the lett. • trlklng and breaktna oH a fire hydrant. Hla vehicle kept movlna, ·atrlklng and jumping a low cement block wall, 110111& acrou a yard behind ~walland atrlklng a tree. No lnjurlea were reported but heavy damap wu listed to Spaun'a 19Sl Trani Am. Spaun wu cited for fatllng •o ke,p his vehicle on the r!Jht half of the roadway. ~ Continued on pare 10 ~-1-...... .....-......... - ' .. ko ~·- ···- ...* . . ... ~· ~- 1*'""' - dent of Optimatlon System. Inc. · of Chillicothe. At tending from Pomeroy were Fred Crow, Frank Vaughan, . Mary Powell. and Leesa Murphey . �I Paga-2-The, o.ily S• •liM! Few women involved in top policy making By HELEN THOMAS UPI While Houe Reporter WASHINGTON- Women who hold vaunted positions In tne federal government often are not apt tocomplalnaboutsllghtswhllelnofflce. But . sometimes th~>lr parting shots hit home. When Comml'rcl' Secretary Juanita Kreps left the Carter administration she 5atd that maybl' she should have rung some bl'lts. ' Wh~>n Jeane Klrkpat.rlck left the Reagan administration as ambassador to thl' Unitl'd Nations, she had been passed over for higher foreign policy jobs. She too felt that some&exlsm wasapparent In the way the White House wd operated. And she made 10111e mild vocal complaints to that effect. State Department of!lciBis, Including Secr~>tary of State George Shultz, were not too pleased with her assertiveness, and her strong views, much as Pr~>sldent Rl'agan admired her. At the start of President Reagan's second term there were two wom~>n In the Cabinet, perhaps one too many In the eyes of some of the top administration aides, and soon Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler was on her way to Dublin as U.S. ambassador to Ireland. · The survivor for the last eight-plus years has ~>een Ellzabl'th Dole, who had served as head of the White House liaison t5fflce, as secretary of transportation and now as secretary of labor. She Is the only woman In the current Cabinet, holding the same post that \he one woman In the Cabinet of Franklin D. Roosevelt held In the \ 19308. To this day It Is essentially a man's world when It comes to high-level policy meetings at the White House · or the State Department. There are no women participating at that level, although some do hold big titles. And when President Bush meets with congressional leaders of both parties there rar~>ly are any women lawmakffs present. They do not hold many key positions on Capitol Hill either. .. When Rozanlll' Ridgway·, the highest rapklng woman In the State DepartmeDt during the Rl'agan era, retired last week, she had some praise for thl' foreign service, but also a few g~>ntle jabs at some ofthe male chauvinism that she had encontered as a career diplomat. She was one of the top-ranking expertS on arms control and had previously served as U.S. ambassador to Fl nland and East Germany. At a farewell reception, she recalled the U.S. ambassador to Argentina who excluded her from a stag luncheon honoring the conclusion of a new fisheries agreement between the United States and Argentina. She had lll'en head of the u~s. delegation. Because of the sUght, the entire delegation refused to attend In protest. She also recalled when former White House chief of staff Donald Regan said that women were only lntJ:rested In tea parties and would not understand missile throw-weights. And In describing a book on the history of women In U.S. foreign poUcy, she quipped: "It's not a very long book." In a recent speech to the American Association of University Women, Bush urged women to go Into public service, saying It Is an "honorable calling." At the same time, like Reagan. Bush Is opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment. He told a news c9n!erence that everyone knows tte Is committed to equal opportunity. He also told the university women It would Ill' tnconcelva ble to hlin that his seven granddaughters would not have the same opportunities as his grandson, 13-year-old George P. Bush, whom he called his "pride and joy·. " As they say so often In Congress, "Look at the record." ' Friday. June 30, 1989; Pomavy-Middlaport. Ohio lsra~ii:· .p risons ~LI-OCCUPJED WESl Israeli prllona and • detention camps have become scboolll for revolution In the occupied terrltOrll!l. J1111t as lrnpl'l!lllonable YOIIIIII ~an prlsonen learll their cellmatea how to deal drup, roll; banks and murder, so do Arab youths learn the aldija for a • successful rebellion. Even . before the 1ntltada, or uprising, began In December 1987, Israel tbought It could atitle any unrl!lt by tbrowtng the leaders In prison. But the Idea baa bacldlred. More than 20,000 Palestinians have been Jailed during the Intifada. That lsab0ut1.3 percent of the population of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. lmaglne the same percentage of Amerlcans In priBon - 3.3 million people. That would touch moat families In America, just as every Palestinian · Is touched. Everyone knows someone Who has been In an Israeli priBon. The sheer numbers are the greatest evidence supporting the argument ·that Israel has careleasly stoked the !Ires of the Intifada. On a recent trip to the Wl!lt Bank, we talked toafatherwbose t4!1'nage son was a !air-weather revolutionary. untU the boy was thrown In priBon for rock tbrow· In g. The dlstraucbt father leaned on his relatives In the United States for $1,000 ball. The money was raised In a week, but the father turned a down. He had vlslle!J ~Is son and found the bOy transforJDed. "He learned more from fellow priBoner'S . In · that BANK - rrom Today · are schOOis·· for ~hellion ]iick Anderso week tllan all tbe IIChoollnibe'd bad before," the father aald. Both father and - qreed that the boy lhould serve out his term In tbe school for revoluttonarll!l. That doesn't mean llraell prlsonl are soft. Ex-prlsonen complain about beatlnp ana torture. About a dozen prisoners have died mysteriously In priBon. The bleak condltlona create an esprit de corps amona the yOUJii and old priBoners, and the chief topic when they are allowed to talk Is the Intifada. Under the cloak of night, one vtllage leacler rounded up eight former prison· ers to give us a t!rsthand account. One 16-year-old told us he was "one of many who became a man of the lntlada In priBon." They jolled about their exploitS, like chlldrell rehulllDc a · Halloween prank. But one of the elpt wu h.umor~e~&. · He .,... alleat, even menactnc, throup houn of converHtion by the other boya, and then told hllatory. He had been throwlnl rocks one day In March 19811 with 20·or 30 otber teen1. Z.raell soldiers surrounded their vDlall! and rouated the villagers out of their homl!l and Into a moaque. The boy claimed some of the Palest!· nlana were beaten and at least three wounded by bullets. "It was the day here when everyone lost their fear," he said. "The Israelis made sure everyone ·would support the Intifada wlth ' th~ action." The boy was sent to priSOn where he learned everything he needed 11o know abOut dotnc his part tor the lnti!B!la whek he got out. Now, he said, "It Is notllln& to me to kUlu Z.raell.".. That harclenlliC Of Palest\DIU children, by the tho1118nds, threatens the aecurlty of the state o!Iarael more than the actions of any orpnlzed terrorist group. No matter wbat the outcome of the Intifada, Pall!ltlnlans and Jewa will remain neighbors Whether they live In peace or not may depend · on Israel's will to end the cycle or mass linprlsOD· ment, which only leads to more hatred. Saturday, July ht, 10:.00 A.M. On Happy Holiow Rd. in Rutland of laMJ wftll .... pond, fne ... hoUH p•Holy CDIIIIIIItlll. lllctrk ready. S.11tlc , ... IIIICI Mnl Lladl.. Creek Wdtr. For 1110ro lllfouwtl011 aiMI to set up on IPIIDintsunt, ~t•t Scott Shallk 9H-3ttl. Family Practi~ , SAFE AT THIRD- Aided by ·a lingle by Dale Murplty, the Braves' Alldres Thomaa slides afely Into third under the tag of Reds third .baseman ' ·• Accepting New Pati~l$ " ·. .• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - and·Friday . 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. :t · .1 Wednesday . ·,. • ~ -~ 9 a.Il\. -Noon. ' .. Appointments ~nJ.Walk-ins Welcome. .. mhistory By Unlled Press International Today Is Friday. June 30, the 181st day of 1989 with 184 to follow. The moon Is waning. moving toward Its new phas~ . The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. They Include English socialist leader Harold Laski In 1893, film director Howard ., Hawks In 1896. actress Susan Hayward ani' drummer Bud~y Rich. , bOth In 1917 1• ~Inger Lena Horne. also In 1917 tage 72l. ana smger Florence B;l.llard or T;he Supremes In 1943. On thld d&te Ill hlltQrY: In 1870. Ada Kepley became the first woman to graduate froiJI an accredited law school In tll'e United States, Union College of Law In Chlcqo. In 1936, Margaret •Mitchell's · ClvU War novel "Gone With the Wind'' was published. . In 1950, American troops were We believe ,In preserving our • moved from Japan to help de· country's Fr~om or Speecll but fe!ld South Korea against the In· the patriotic values of our Flag take precedence. The framers of vadlilll North Koreans. · 1n 1982, the extended deadline our Constitution considered our for ratification or the Equal Rlgbts Flag the symbOl of our freedom~. Amendment expired, three states May all Americans preserve the short of the 38 needed for passage. respect for our Stars and Stripes · In 1986. Hugh Hetoer, calling Forever! his Playboy Bunny a "symbol of Sincerely the past," closed PlaybOy Clubs Douglas A. Weakley, Editor In Chicago, New York and Los Ohio Legion Ne'!s •• Dr. Daniel R. 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Pea•J~va•• bat. 11 Gla.nta 1.2, Cub& 2 At San Francisco, Robbie Thompson lashed a two-run homer and Greg Litton knocked In three runs to lead the Giants, who struck for seven runs In the second on eight consecutive hits, and added five runs In the seventh. Jeff Brantley, 1·0, was the winner In relief of Injured Scott Garrelts. Paul Kilgus, 5-8, was the loser. ' Astros 8, Expos 3 At Montreal. Billy Hatcher drove In four runs with a home run and a double and Mike Scott became the first 13-game winner In the majors, helping theAstros snap the Expos' six-game win· q.lng streak. Scott Improved to 13-4. Kevin Gross, 7·7, was the loser. Padres 5, Dodgers 3 At Los Angeles, Dennis Rasmussen, 3·5, fired a seven-hitter over 8 1-3 Innings for his first victory In more than a month. The Padres capitalized on lour Dodger errors. San Diego complet~>d a three-game sweep and has won six of Its last nine. Fernando Valenzuela, 4-6, was the loser. Records show judge accepted.funds from Rose's law fmns Ulak - Named Tim Howella ll'aeral YMatCiad1•U TOOTHPASTE - NamH llllebul Hopn Cincinnati scored In the second on Luis Quinones' third homer of the season. The Braves tied It In the third when Gerald Perry ddubled to knock In former Red Jeff Treadway. It was Perry's first RBI In 166 at-bats, dating back tb Aptll 23. "(Clliry) pitched very well," Rl'ds Manager Pete Rose said. "But you aren 't going to win many games when you score just one run like we did tonight. Browning did a good job, too, but we just didn't support hlin at key." after two years. Washburn, . selected by the Golden State Warriors with the third pick of the 1986 draft, last played In the NBA In 1988. The 6-foot-ll forward underwent drug treatment In January 1987 and he tested positive again for drugs In August 1988. He was sat out last season under suspension. Washburn, 24, left North Carol· PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Ina State after his sophomore Cincinnati Board of Elections season and played only 72 games' . records show attorneys In two In his pro career. Heaveraged3.5 law firms representing Pete points In his rookie season before Rose gave more than $1,500 In the Warriors traded hlin to campaign contributions to the Atlanta In 1987: judge presiding over the baseball legend's legal battle against gambling allegations , a pub·. llsh~>d report said Thursday, The Philadelphia Inquirer said Football that reports filed with the HamilESPN announced It will tele- ton County Board of Ell'ctlons vise the Miami-Florida State shpw Judge Norbl'rt Nadel acgame on thl' night of Oct. 18. The cepted 26 contributions from Hurricanes were ranked second lawyers In the two firms during at the end of last season, while his races. In In 1982 and \984 . The newspaper also reported the Seminoles were third. The . attorneys In law firms represent· telecast will be part of ESPN' s tng major league baseball made 27-game College Football Associ· two contributions totalllng$150to atlon schedule: .. .. Dallas CowNadel during those two elections. boys tight end Thornton Two or the Rose law firm Chandler underwent surgery this attorneys told the newspaper week to repair a torn ligament In their support of Nadel's camhis wrist and will be sidelined paign was mlnc.r and had nothing until the beginning of the regular to do with Nadel's ruling Sunday. Sl'ason. Chandler, a 4-year veteThe contributions made from the ran, Injured his left wrist while firm representing Rose.. were playing In a weekend three-onIndividually small. the largest three basketball tournament In l ' ")Has. among thl'm was $200. dl,.d..- of broacl~ ....... Zaek Hill dlftctor Olfllbtte rei&Uo• rHutlM!I Hl, 7:11p.m. WITH ONE fiLLED FAMILY Wft STAWP SAVEIIS 8001( ltuiiHball NBA- . . . . ~ChriS \\laahbllm Ro.-..II,Meatrelll BATHROOM TISSUE retailed pl&cM- TotW Fr....,lrtll Md thlnl U..man a. ...e HQN from Smull•. n-.llh - a..l_.d pkcher 11m ea...,. from a.HIIo et Ill• 'Am erlun u By PAUL DeFEDE UPI Sporta Writer The excitement abOut making his first start of the season had Marty Clary's adrenaline pumpIng so hard, he pitched the quickest game In the majors this year. Clary , the Braves' 27 -year-old rookie right-hander, pitched a . four hitter and bl'at the Clncln· nat! Reds 2·11n 1hour48mlnutes. Two hours before the game, Braves Manager Russ Nixon told Clary he'd he replacing scheduled ~tarter Pete Snllth, who had the 24-hour flu . ''I was really pumped up when I was told I was going to start," Clary said. "Maybe It was a plus for me to learn about It that late, because I didn 't have much time to be nervous." After walking the first batter, Clary settled down, making just 86 pltch~>s In a duel with Reds left-bander Tom Browning. who gave up eight hits In eight Innings. •'I dldn' t think Clary threw the ball that hard," Nixon said, adding he plans to start him again next week against Mont· real In Atlanta. "He threw strikes tonight, and that was the Sports briefs Sel&lleal Tau, I:U p.m. % t !% 'ftlunciQ'allftllka I, Mllwad.ee I t'o,...o II, IWtknlft\!' I New Yorl1, Deti'OII I Callfo.Wa It, MhHnt&a I liMe ball AmHICIB Leape Oalduda&Cievel-.1:31 p.m. lklstH U hrHio, 1: II p.m. Drt roll- • BaH more, 8: til p.m. Caltfe,..aatlila~nc&a. 8:115 p.m . .... a, at Clllc:qo,l: ll p.m. • .47:1 'J''fl 41 .M1 14 Jl aa 141 R ·-' MltnulleP M New Yerk. 7:311 p.m. · .Jt .• •• Claleaco .............. ..... ..... • .sst II% Auto .. PB. PS. Air. n(Jhl'a game In Clnclnnail. The Braves won 2-l. (UPI) The punishment comes under NEW YORK (UPI) - Chris Washburn, a talented forward the t~>rms of the anti-drug agwlw has been ~na ble to overcome greenient betWeen the league personal dlrtlcultles, Thursday and the NBA Players ·Assoc;la· was banned for life by the NBA tlon. The league gave no details after sufterlng a second drug . abOut the positive drug test. Washburn .c an appeal his ban relapse. Eut 138 Main St., New Haven, WV Lilla Qlllnoaes In the fourth Inning of Thursday NBA bans Chris Washburn for life Office Staff: Mary Dillard,C.M.A. Gail Hoveatter Lind;t Trent Letters to the editor Dear Supreme Court Justices, As a . result or your recent decis ton to allow protestors to desecrate the beloved American Flag, we are displeased and"I raise the following questions: What do we tell Ivan Laubl', WWI Veteran, who proudly carried the American Flag In his breast pocket during WWI and still cherishes It? · What do we. tell Tim Whitesel who carried the American Flag with him when he parachuted Into Normandy? What do we tell Conaresstonal Medal or Honor wlnher, Ron Rosser, who proudly carried the American Flag with him during the Korean War? · What do we tell Kent Kinzer, a U.S. Marine, who fought proudly In VIetnam and carried the American Flag? What do we tell today's school children when they raise the Flag and recite the Pledge of Aileglance to the Flag every morning? 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"I need a little more confidence on grass, play a little bit more. She played a very good match, and she Is obviously a very tough player on grass courts.'' WILANDER ADVANCES- Sweden's Mats Wllander defeated Karel Novacek during second-round action Thursday at Wimbledon. (UPI) Toledo Mud Hens top ·Buffalo Bisons 2-1 J By United Press International Rob Riehle lilt an RBI single with two out in the ninth inning Thursday night, lifting the Toledo Mud Hens to a 2.1 victory over the Buffalo Blsons In a : Triple-A Alliance game held at · Toledo, Ohio. :. With the score 1·1, Doug ' Strange led off the ninth with a !valk off loser Dorn Taylor, 7-5. Strange w;as sacrificed to second and advanced to third on a ; fielder's choice. Riehle smacked · an 0-2 pitch for a single, scoring •Strange and making a winner of : Toledo starter Kevin Ritz, 6-8. · Ritz allowed only five hits, including Steve Henderson's fourth homer of the year in the seventh. •· Toledo took a 1-0 lead in the second inning. Billy Bean singled, stole second and scored on Rich Wlellgrilan's double. Elsewhere In Triple·A Alliance . play. Nashville nipped Columbus ·. 3-1 and Iowa outlasted Scranton· ::Wilkes-Barre 9-5. . • In the American Association, ; Louisville edged Omaha 4-3. In the International League, Syracuse edged Pawtucket 1·0 and Tidewater beat their parent club, the New York Mets, 6-0 In an exhibition game. Triple-A Alliance . At Nashville, Tenn., the Sounds scored twice In the eighth Inning to snap a 1·1 score. Luis Vasquez, 6-5, got the victory for Nashville. Kevin Mahat, 0-2, lost for the Clippers. At Scranton, Pa., the Cubs scored two runs In the fourth, one In the !Uth and four In the sixth after the score was tied 2·2 after three Innings. ·Brian Guinn homered for Iowa:. Charlie Hayes hit His first homer of the year for the Red Barons. Dean Wllldus, 6-5, won for Iowa. Mike Maddux •. 2-1, lost for Scranton-Wilk~sBarre. · American Aaoclatlon At Louisville, Ky., Luis Alicea hit his seventh homer of the season for the Redbirds to lift Bob Tewksbury, 6-J, to the victory. Steve Flreovid, 7·6, was the loser for the Royals, who · collected 11 hits. Fairbank, ranked 37th In the· world, sharpened her grass game by practicing on a court In her adopted home of San Diego. "I don't think her heav ~ topspin game Is good on grass, ·' she said. "You have to really get underneath the ball. Since the ball stays so low on the grass that's difficult to do." Receiving frights at the twoweek ~.3 million tournament before escaping were three-time winner Jolin McEnroe, 1988 semifinalist Mlloslav Meclr and two-time women's titllst Chris Evert. No. 5 Zlna GarriSon of Houston lost In the second round when Australia's LouiSe Field scored a 1·6, 6-2, 7-S victory. Field, ranked seed took the second set before No. 179 at the end of last year, darkness stopped play . foueht off a comeback after The only men's seed ellml· leading 5-1 In the third aet. nated was No. 15 Mlkael PernAfter Garrison won the next fors, who lost 7-6 (7~), 6-2, 64 to four games, Field broke Garri- fellow Swede Peter Lundgren. son In the 11th game and flnllbed No. 3 Boris Becker, who won with a backhand volley winner. Wimbledon In 1985 and '86, No. 5 McEnroe struarled put overcame American Richard fellow American Riehle Renen- Matuszewskl&-3, 7-5,6-4, and No. berr 6·3, 3-6, 6-3, 7·5 after trailing 4 Mats Wllander of Sweden 4-2 In the fourth set. McEnroe dropped Czechoslovakia's Karel was.extended to five sets In the Novacek 6-3, 6-0. 6-3. first round by Australia's Darren . Sweden's Stefan Edberg, the Cahill. defending champion and No. 2 Reneberg, ranked 106th In the seed, led Australla:n TOdd Wood· world, looked as If he would take bridge two sets to one when play McEnroe to 'another five-setter. ended on another rain· But the 30-year-old New Yorker Interrupted day. wriggled out of trouble. Becker was schecjuled to meet Matuszewski Wednesday but "This Is the first time I've ral n prevented them from taking played so well since 86," McEn· the court. The start of Thursroe said. "Things will never be as day's match also was delayed . good as '84, which was a dream because of mid-day rain. year, but barring any ll)jurles Tbe 21-year-old West German and any unforseen clrcumstan· needed slightly more than two ces, I feel If I can get on the right hours to defeat the former track, things can get better." Clemson !liar. Becker provided a Meclr, the No. 7 seed from splash of co lor by wearing a Czechoslovakia, recovered from blue-and-green patterned shirt, a 5-2 fourth-set deficit to defeat strictly against Wimbledon's Australia's Mark Kratzmann 6-3, color-code dress rules. 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, 7-5. 'There was· nothing Intended," Evert, down 5-1 in the first set, lie said. "I thought It was a reeled off nine consecutive games In a 7-5, 6-3 triumph against Hu Na of ~n Diego. Martina Navratllova, chasing a record ninth Wimbledon title, lost the first set against Austra· lla's Kristine Radford. Tile No.2 ·Yanks slip past Detroit nine, 7-6 upon. By TOM WITHERS "They're going to be tough In UPI Sparta Writer Much to hiS 'relief, New York July, August and . September," Yankee manager Dallas Green . Detroit manager Sparky :Ander· may have finally found the son said, "because of that pitching staff lie's been looking bullpen. Wilen everybody's starters falter, their · bullpen will for. New York starter Dave La· make a difference." Edwin Nunez, 0-1, , who had Point pitched In to the fifth Inning Thursday night and then Green replaced starter Frank Tanana, turned to his bullpen four times to suffered the loss. Elsewhere In the American help preserve the Yankees 7,6 League, Boston ed&ed Milwauvictory over the Detroit Tigers. Eric Plunk and Greg Cadaret, · kee 2-1; Toronto pasted Baltl· acquired from Oakland In the more 11-1; California flattened Rickey Henderson deal, along Minnesota 10-3; Chicago with Dale Mahorclc and D&ve pounded Kansas City · 12-~ and Righetti combined to allow De· . Seattle blanked Texas 2-0. Red Sox 2, Brewers 1 trait just one unearned run and At Milwaukee, Rich Gedman three hits over the last 4 2;3 doubled In the go-ahead run In the innings. 'They just kept parading them seventh Inning and John Dopson out there," said Detroit's Fred combined with Lee Smith on a· ' Lynn, whose liner to center off six-hitter as Boston snapped . Dave Righetti with the bases Milwaukee's three-game win· loaded and two out in the eighth nin~rstreak. Dopson, 8-5, allowed The first annual "Anything at 10:00 a.m. hung up just long enough so one run on six lilts In 71·3lnnings that Floats but a Boat" race be Rules: Roberto Kelly could catch it. and Smith notched hiS ninth save. 1. Ther~ will be 2 divisions "That must be a nice feeling." held at the beach in Racine, July Chris Boslo, 7-5, allowed two runs age 13 years and younger and agl! Steve Sax' RBI single In the on six hits . . 4th at 2:00p.m. Sponsored by the Racine Volunteer Fire 14 years and older· sixth broke a 5·5 tie and propelled Blue Jays 11, Orioles 1 • 2. Crew consist of one or more New York to their first victory In • Department. At Baltimore, Tony Fernandez : Any persons, bus loesses, p-ersons not ·exceeding 10 Tiger Stadium In 10trles. Detroit hit a two-run double to highlight a : clubs, or or~anlzatlons who wish persons. had beaten New York, 6-S, with five-run fourth Inning and Kelly 3. Size of craft will be deter- rallies In the ninth · and lOth Gruber bel ted a two-run homer to • to par~lclpate can pick up their entry forms and waiver of mined by the crew. . . Innings In the first two games of climax a folir-run fifth inning ' responsibility forms at Ebers 4. Craft must be powered by . the series, marking the seventh during Toronto's 19-hlt attack. • Gulf, Sun .Fun Pennzoll, Racine oars. paddles, salls, hands, or time In eight games the Tigers Dave Schmidt, 7-7, was tagged : Home. National Bank, and Kounfeet. had defeated the Yankees In their for 12 hits and six runs In three 5. Engines ormotorsA~ENOT last turn at bat. Detroit had won Innings. Rookie Steve Cum.' • try Kitchen. · Individuals or sailing crews permitted. nine straight and 12 of Its mlngs, 1-0, earned the win with are Invited to display their craft 6. No commercial manufac· previous 13 with New York In six-hit pitching over seven lured crafts wUI be permitted. Tiger Stadium. In the 4th of July parade starting Innings. Angels 10, Twins 3 Plunk won his first decision At Minneapolis, Brian Downwith the Yankees, although he four hits and four Ing collected gave up an unearned run In the ,• sixth, to Improve to 2-1 overall. RBI as California snapped the, Minnesota's four-game winning Righetti earned his 14th save. Club or Group N a m e : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ''Our bullpen's doing a good job streak. Mike Witt, 6-7, allowed Address: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___lip,:_·_ _;:,; ·' :.:.__ all year," Green said. "Espe- eight hits and a walk In eight cially the left·handers. Lee Guet- Innings to post his third straight Phone: Hom"---' - - - - - - -'OIIic:e__ _ _ _ __ · terman and Righetti. Getting victory. Cadaret and Plunk, that strengthened us. That depth Is certainly Captain's N a m e : - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -GRAVELY TRACTOR going to help us as the year goes Name of Crew llemb•s: SALES Ia SERVICE on. 6. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 204 Condor St. Pom-. OH. 1·--------"Not too many people are · 2, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 7. _ _ _ _.;___ __ going to outtnaneuver us, that's S~rl•l Httrl for sure. It's true that you never OPIN IIOIIDAY THIUIIIDAY 3,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ have enough pitching. And I 9 AJl. s , ... 9, _ _ _ _ _ __ 4,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ think it complements our IATUIDAY 9 AJl·t P.M. defense." 10, _ _ _ _ _ __ The Yankees' starters have 5 .--~----struggled all year and only Entry form• may be tent to: Jock Lyono, Sr. starter Dave Eiland (3.80) has an P.O. Box 101 'ERA under 5.00. · Recine, OH. 46771 " But so far this year the bullpen There will be fr.Je RC for oil cont81tanta donated by RC Bottling has come through when called Co. Trophl81 w~l be awarded! . Announce rules for Racine River Race .. ,. predominantly white shlrt. lt just happened I didn't have a white stil~t in my bag, and I prefer to wear a· shirt rather than go out there nude." French Open champion Arantxa Sanchez-VIcarlo, the No. 7 seed from Spain, defeated France's Julie Halard 6~. 6-3 In rare sunshine. The victory was Sanchez-VIcarlo's sewnd In 24 hours. She had lost In the first round of each of her two previous visits to Wimbledon. NQ. 9 Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet Union defeated West Germany's Eva Pfaff 6-2, 6-3 and French Open semifinalist Mary Joe Fernandez of Miami, the No. 12 seed who beat Sabatini at the French Open, defeated compa· trlot Louise Allen 6-4, 6-1. · No. 15 Lori McNeil of Houston topped West Germany's Martina ' Pawlik 6-1, 6-3, and No: 14 Hana Mandllkova, born In Czechoslovakia but now an Australian, dismissed France's Catherine Suire, ranked 148th, 6·1, 6-4. Among the men, No. 13 Aaron Kricksteln of Grosse Point, Mich., downed Argentina's JavIer Frana4-6, 6-3,3-6, 7·6 (7-5), 7-5 In a match halted Wednesday because of darkness. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM - ·. ~THE GRAVELY SYSTEM WEEK'S Get Rid Of ·Unwanted Pests Choir dinner held A summer celebration dinner recognizing another successful yeal' of the Trinity Church choir was held recently at the Royal Oak Resort recreation hall, and was liostl!d by Jim Huff. Of the 20 choir members, 15 attended with their guests. The Trlnlly Church's special program committee served the dinner, and roses from Pat Helfer's garden decorated the tables. A special banner made by Ralph Werry, commemorating the choir, was on display. Joe Struble asked the blessing and served as emcee. Presented gifts of floral arrangements were Priddy birth Eric and Debra Priddy, Mid· dleport. are announcing the birth of a son, Zachariah Manuel, born April 7 at Holzer Medical Center In Gallipolis. The Infant weighed eight pounds and eight ounces and was 21 Inches long. . . Maternal grandparents .fare Joe anll Nancy Bryant, Wilks· vUlt!. Great grandparents are ELmer Lee Blair, Wllksville, and the late Anna Audrey Blair. Paternal grandparents are Fred and Barbara Priddy, Mid· dleport. Great grandparents are Loyd Manuel Priddy, Middleport, and the late Elsie Ellen Priddy, Bill and Geraldine · You~gj New Haven, W.Va. t, •Revenge Guaranteed Overnight Roach Killer •Dragon Snail 8t Slugg Killer Pellets •Fly Terminator Fly Trap •Garden Dust SUGAR RUN MILLS· 992-211$ . .BYAYL ( .... --- POIIIiOY, OH• . '''"............. _ 1919 . HOMICOCIRD. . , •••• _ ........ 14.59 a ...._ ..... ofIOAST Our O.llcuu Plutlf A I ............ ...,., .... . ..,, .. Pal 11• _.111111 ....1-.,, H. . . c..-. ...... Lima A Mlil . luaa·ill Rallorlfenlan•alll-. Ceflet. --••orDeodftto.eN. lotttFr~ . c.rJJ... l U l l - ' F .. CII&IF san..ca W/Ma t "'·'•" _ NIW HbuRI: 10:00 A.M. Community calendar FRIDAY Loti Burt, choir director. and MIDDLEPORT -The Brad· Werry, organiSt, and a rose ford Church of ChriSt vacation arran&ement was pre sen ted to Bible school thr.o~h Friday Allee Nease for her years of from 9-11: 30 a.m. Classes will service to the choir. be for pre-school through senior Attending were Paul and Allee high. Nease, Art and Mary Skinner, John and Dottie Musser, Roy and . MIDDLEPORT - The Heath Pat Holter, Don and Linda United Methodist Church In Mayer, Joe and Marty Struble,~ Middleport will be having vacaLawrence and Mary Stewart, tion Bible school through Friday. Nick . and Becky Depoy and from 9:30-11:45 a.m. dally. Trevor. Don and Carolyn Thomas, Gay Perrin and her sister, MIDDLEPORT -The BradFaith Bumgardner, Allee Glo- bury Churc.h-of ChrL•t In Middle· bokar, Tara Er'wln, Diane Hoi· port will be having vacation ley, Rl!lph Werry, Lois Burt, and Bible school through Friday Jim Huff. from 9-11:30 l! .m. dally. Classes .are for kindergarten through sixth grade. The theme is "Joy Trek-Journey with Jesus Through Time and Space." The public Is invited to attend. Members decided to have the July picnic at Forked Run State Parkml July26at6: 30p.m. when the Earl Dean Willing Workers Sunday School class of the Chester Un !ted Methodist Church met at the home of Harry and. Grace Holter. Mrs. Holter gave devotions by reading from Matthew, chapter six, a poem written by Helen Steiner Rice, and a reading entitled "What is a Friend?" . GRUBER HOMERS -Toronto's Kelly Gruber Is coqratulated ., by &bird base coach John McClaren after hltUnr a two-nn homer In the fifth Inning of Thursday night's game against &be host Baltimore Orioles. (UPI) GoU . , Officials of Hardees hinted they no ionger would be Inter· ested in sponsoring an PGA Tour event after next year. The PGA Tour has told officials It would move the Hardees Golf Classic away from the weekend of. the British Open by 1991, but officials said they hoped a newdatewould go Into effect next year. COLONY THE:ATRE FRI. THRU THURS. FrET .oOF DREAMs ONE IYlltlltG SHOW 7:30 ADIISSIOI $1.!0 PLUS TAX Check Out Our Picnic Supplies Best Prices In Town At Our Deli WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS ' MIDDLEPORT.GULF MIDDUPOitT Mon.-Thura. 8 om-11 pm; Fri. & Sot. 8 om-12om Bun: 8 orn-1 0 pm LONG BOTTOM -Revival wlll be held at Faith Full Gospel Church In Long Bottom on Friday and Saturday at 7:30p.m. each evening. Rev. Dan Tucker Invites the public. ., MIDDLEPORT - There will be a hymn sing on Friday at ihe Middleport Church of ChriSt In Christian Union on Pearl St. at 7:30 p.m. The sing will featur:e "Mountain Top Gospel Singers," "New . Life Singers," "Refiec· Uons Trio," and "Narrow Way." The public Is Invited to attend. RACINE -Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio will be singing at the Racine Park on Route 338 In Racine on Saturday at 8 p.m. Those attending are to bring lawn chairs. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Church of ChriSt will be having Vacation Bible School through Friday, from 6: 30..:..8: 30 p.m. The theme Is "Jesus, Joy Forever." All children of the area, kindergarten through 12th grade,. are invited to attend. There wlll be clowns, refre~hments, crafts, fellowship, fun, and Bible lessons everyday. POMEROY -Bells and Beaus Western Square Dance Club will sponsor an ppen dance on Friday at the Senior Citizens Center from 8-11 p.m. Caller wtll be Jim Underwood. All Western square dancers are Invited. MASON -There will be a free teen dance on Friday In Mason sponsored by the Mason Youth AdvlsoryCouncilfromB-llp.m. featuring Rockola. Refreshments will be sold. POMEROY -The Calvary Pilgrim Chapel on Route 143 will be having vacation Bible school through Friday from 6-8 p.m. ZACHARIAH M. PRIDDY , MIDDLEPORT -The Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church will be having revival through SATURDAY MASON - There will be a IJ.1t liAS ~u• gospel sing on Saturday at the Mason Park from 6: 30-9: 30 featuring five area groups. Refreshments will be sold and the event is sponsored by the Mason Youth Advisory Council. POMEROY - There will be a baseball card show on Saturday at Meigs High School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. sponsored by the band boosters. Drawings with prize give-aways, including two miniature bats autographed by Jeff Montgomery, wlll be held. Ad· miSsion is $1 for adults and $.50 for children. Call 992-2673 for Information. fellowship hall beginning at 3 p.m. with special music. Rev. Glen McMillan invites the publiC. RACINE -The annual Leo· nard and Susan Jane Roush reunion will be held Sunday at the Star Mill Park, the former ·Shriner Park, in Racine beginning at 2:30p.m. Alltamlly and friends are Invited. MIDDLEPORT -Theron Durham will be preaching on W.M.P.O. AM and FM every Sunday morning from 8:.30-9: 30 a.m. REEDSVILLE -There will be yard and bake sale, aswellascar wash, on Saturday at 9 a.m. sponsored ilY the Faith Gospel Ladles Circle at Dolly Reed" s residence In Reedsville. All proceeds will go to the church. RUTLAND -The Rock Run Ramblers from Little Hocking will be appearing Saturday evenlngfrom8p.m. tomldnlghtat the Rutland American Legion Ell DeniSon Post 567. Price Is $2.50 for adults, and $2 for children : The public Is Invited to attend. · MASON, W.VA. -There will be a talent show on Sunday at the Mason Park from 2-5 p.m. The registration fee Is $1 and the event Is sponsored by the Mason Youth Advisory Council. MONDAY POMEROY - A special meeting of the Meigs Local School Dis trlct board of education will be held Monday at 7 p.m. In the board's meeting room. Purpose of the meeting will be to discuss personnel and to consider any other business which may lawfully be considered at that meeting. SUNDAY SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Church of the Nazarene will observe it's 60th anniversary on Sunday. The speaker will be Dr. David Cuble from the Mount Vernon Nazarene College. A potluck dinner will be held at the Community happenings group for supplies recently co'n· trlbuted. Also one from the Rick Sellers family. Ice cream for sale Church .wlll be having a song fest The S'unday school class will be The Racine Firemen Ladles on Saturday, July 8 at 7 p.m. entertaining the August Cluster Auxiliary lias homemade let> There will be soul, blue grass, Family Night. Plans were dis- . cream for sale at $2 a quart and gospel, and other groups. The cussed for that. $1 a pint. Flavors available are church Is on Route 160 at Wilma Parker raise<l $66.25 vanUia, chocolate, lemon, straw- Wilkesville. 'l'he Rev. Robert through a fund raising project berry, pineapple, banana, but- Steel extends a warm welcome to with help by other meml:M!rs. terscotch, peach, and cherry nut. everyone. The hostess served refresh· Call Alana Butler at 949-2227 or ments to Paul and Ruth Karr, Emma Lyons at 949-2431. MIOer reunion Kathryn Windon, Sandy Archer, · The annual reunion of the late Leona Machir, Kathryn Mora, 80&b annlverll8l'y , James Doyle and Gertrude RusBetty Lou Dean and granddaugh· The Syracuse Church of the sell Miller will be held at the ter, Beth Payne. Mrs. Machlr Nazarene will celebrate It's 60th Miller homeplace at 490 Grant St. won the door prize. anniversary on Sunday. Sunday In Middleport on Sunday. July 9. school begins at 9:30p.m. and the The potluck dinner will begin at 1 morning worship begins at 10:30 p.m. and all relatives and friends a.m. The special speaker will be are welcome. Dr. David Cuble from Mount marriage. Over 200 people at- Vernori Nazarene College. Chester U.M.W. famUy picnic There will be a potluck dinner . tended the open house honoring The Chester Untied Methodist at the fellowship hall with after· the couple. Women family picniC will be held at the home of Greg and Janet Paul Hauber went to Reeds· noon service beginning at 3 p.m. ville to visit Grant Boring who Is with special music. Eblin, on Thursday, July 6 at Rev. Glenn McMillan, pastor recuperating from artery noon. Everyone Is to bring a of the church Invites the public to covered dish and table service. surgery on his leg. The hostess will furnish drinks. Also visiting Emery Weekley attend the celebration. were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guests are also welcome to go Weekley, and friends from Geor- Wilkesville Methodlal Church Into the swimming pool. gia; Sharon and Larry, and The Wilkesville Methodist children, Roger, Bryan, and Sherry, all of Lancaster; Rebecca Lee and Terry Mohler, Terra and Chuck, Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowles, SATURDAY, Pomeroy, recently visited DeJULY 1, 1989 lores Hawk and Robbie. BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. · VIsitors at the home of Paul (UPI) - Jesse "The Body" Hauber on Father's Day were Ventura says he'd like to be Jesse WYOMING WOLF Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hauber, Mrs. "The Mayor" Ventura. DeniSe Johnston and Jeremy, The former professional Mr. and Mrs. David' Dalley annd. wrestler-turned-actor said Wed· . . _ , . _ ....... 21 Raelynn, and Scott Hauber and nesday he's thinking about run•$2.00 Cower Charte Deanna. ning for the mayor of Brooklyn Park, a Twin Cities suburb of 54,000. Ventura, 37, said he's ''80 percent definite" he will make the jump Into politics. · research-based skills, matelt. 7 & 143 rials; and activities that enhance "I am taking this very seriously," he said. "This Is not a and enrich the musical 'developP-rey, Ohle publicity stunt." ment of young children. Dr. DQllna Fox, director of early childhood music programs at Easttnan School of Music in Rochester, N. Y., shared her experiences and ideas with par· tlclpants who had access to the university's plano and computer labs, and liSteJSing and child .DDliPOIT, 0·~ r· development areas. · Gran1e meeUng Meigs County Pomona Gr~nge members are invited to attend the Gallla Coun~y Pomona meetIng on Monday, July 3 at8p.m. at the Rodney Grange Hall. Meigs County will present the literary program and Gallla County will provide refreshments. THREE FUGITIVES TH EY MET ON II BEACH }0 YV,P.5 ,-.l;Q Rummage sate · The Carleton Church will be having a rummage sale in the Elberfeld's Annex on East Main StreetonJuly7 and 8from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. BEACHES Long Bottom news notes KEVIN•COSTNER PEPSI •••••••••••••••• ~~:~~. S2•• ICE.••••••••••••••••••• 93C N. 2nd A thank you note was read from the Eastern High School district health nurse thanking the Saturday at 7: 30 each night. Clovll Vanover will be featured . The public Is Invited. .--- Willing Workers meet Sports briefs Friday. June 30, 1989 Page 5 By MELODY ROBERTS For &be Seallnel Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins, Mrs. Shirley SaliSbury, Adam, Aa~on, and Anna are vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Carrie Countess, Pound, Va. has been here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman. , Mrs. Dorothy Thurston Is lm~ proving following treatment by a ' dermatologist for skin problems. ! Mrs. Juanita Wells has re· celved her Notary commission. Her daughter, Laurie, was here for a visit recently. Ms. Judy Holter has retur(led from PreSque Isle, Maine, where she visited her brother and family, Mr. and · Mrs. Mark ·: Holter and Kyle. Mrs. Mary Andrews has been ;: in Columbus for several weeks ', with family and Is now home. , Congratulations to Ken and :: Betty Young on 40 years of ]esse The Body' eyes Mayor ]esse "4f' ,, )fig · : ' ; ' The workllhop, directed by Dr. Pauline Gagliano, OU as~lant ·professor of Music Education, focused on · the development of GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP!) -It's easter to sing and sums up •'the American ·dream. " That's the logic behind one man's proposal to scuttle the ''Star Spanfled Banner' 'In favor of Manfl'ed Mann's 1964 rock hit "Do Wah Dlddy" as thecountry's PRE PHIL DIRT AND THE DOZERS PARTY TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1989 6:00P.M. POMEROY GUN CLUB nCKETS 125.00 Includes 2 Tickets to Show COME MEET PHIL DIRT AND THE DOZERS You can purchoM tlckth from any Chambtr ._ller. SpoMorttl by 'l1le Chamber of '-•roy APPEAliNG I CONnteiU lAND MilWAY TAVERN :Teachers attend workshop Charlsse Knight and Shelagh Porter, Racine, were among 22 teachers, music educators and superviSors of preschool c hlldren who participated In Ohio Unlverslty's workllhop Musical Development of Young Children, J~ne 19-23. ,.,,II .' / PIESCRiniON SHOP Our strawberrY pies are going fast Oh say can you Do Wah .Diddy? FiliAl, _ . SO, 1919 SUNDAY, JULY ' By The Bend ·. &S••••r ··-- - - - - - _... - .The ·Daily Sentinel national anthem. Paul St. Paul, a New Yorker who works for a Grand Rapids manufacturing firm, hal formed a Jroup ~ailed "America, Change the Anthem Now," or American CAN, to promote the change. · WATERPROOF SUN PROTEUION••• COPPERTONE For AD Types of Skin PRODUCTS and PIZ IUIN From SPf4 up to SPF34 NOW 30°/o Pick up a strawberry pie for your 4th of July celebration. We make them fresh every day from plump, juicy strawberries. Covered with Shoney's own special glaze and rich, whipped topping. All on our light, flaky crust. Pkk one upJune 30th· July 4th. Just for take-out. ' OfF $ 399 200fo "Super Savins•" ~· - 8 Cit-.- doe- day for -Xhmllll • ..,..,. &HOMEY~ ..uPOII', OliO . SKOND AVI. y ... .' L • �,.,,._ Pilga 8-The Daily Sentinel • 992-5432 1 FURNITURE & HARDWARE ,,:2955 . Homttite Saws IIOWN & SNOUFFER ' FIRE & SAFETY SAlES & SERVICE ' 992-7075 Pomeroy ~.Rev . w-"'· ~ If{• .,_& a• ~,!'"'If~ BIBLE CHR~ -lint olftCH, AMn CW1tl, pastcr, Unda Swan, SUi~; Sundal' SciK>ci 9::11 am.; P"""'hlngoer· and tlinl Su~ followtngSUrdoy SdiOci YDIIII .,_.. 7:'1! p.m. evecy Sur> 812-5141 261 Soutli 2nd I,I!DDLEPPRT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Noel Herrmann, pastor. Sunday SchoollO:OOa. m.: Morning Worship, 11:00 a .m .; Wed· nesday and Saturday Evening Servlcf!ll.lt 7:30p.m. APPLE GROVE UNrrED METHO· DIST CHURCH - Paster, Rev. Carl Hicks, 10 miles above Racine on Rt. B . Sunday School9 a.m., warship lf'I'VI~ to a.m. Sunday evening service. 6:00p.m.; Prayer meeting and Bible SU.dy 'l'hun· day, 6:30 p.m. Ml'. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST Off 124, behind Wilkesville. Cbarl• Jones. pastor. Sunday _School, 9:30a.m.; morning worship, 10:31',); Sunday and ,.uncUy evening services, 7:00 p.m. MEIGS COOPEJI.\TIVE PABISII UNITED METHODIST CHVBCH NOBTHJ!AST CLIJBTEB Doa -""~• Rev. Fruk Crololll Re\r. 8eldoa Jollaloa ALFRED- Church Schod 1:30 a.m.; SACRED HEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH -Pomeroy. Msgr. Michael Hellmer. Ph. 992-5898. Saturday evening Mass, 5:30 p.ra.; Sunday Mass. 8 a.m. and 10 a. m. a... COD classes, 9a.m. ftrstandtblrd SUndays of .each month. ConleasiOns. One-half hOur CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. TOLIC F A1TH - New Lima Road, next to Fort Metp Park. Robert W. Richards, ~tor. Sunday servlcea, 10 a .m. and 7 p. m~ Wednesday worship. 7 p.m. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Machlng 9:XI a.m. first and secbnd Sun· d~s of each month; thlrd and fourth Sun- da;r each monJh worship services at 7:30p. m ~; Wednesday evenings at 7: ~ p.m. Pnayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, Mul· befory Heights Road, Pomeroy. Past ocBob SJWder; Sabbath School Superintendent , Rodney Spire!. Sabbath School begins at2 p.ln. on Saturday afternoon with worship service following at 3: 00 p.m. Everyone we) rome. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH · - tSister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday SCJtoo19 :XI a.m.; Morning Worship, l0: 45 a.m. Worsbipf lla.m.; UMYF6:JOp.rn. ; UMW Third Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. Communion, Urst Sunday. (Areher) CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Cbureh SChool10a.m. ; BlbleStudy;Thunday, 7p. m. ; UMW, first Thunday, 1 p.m. ; Com- munion, llrst SUnday (Arch..-) . JOPPA -Worship 9; JO a.m. ; Cbureb SchooliO: 30 a.m. Bible Study Wednl!lday, 7:30p.m. (Johnam) . LONG BOTTOM - Chureh School 9: :J1 a.m.; Worship FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· meroy Pike. E . Lamar O'Bryant. pastor; Jack Needs, Sunday SChool Director. Sun· day School, 9::1t a.m.; Morning Worship, l0i4!5; evening worship, 7:00p.m. (D .S.T.) & 7: 30 (E.S.T.); Wednesday Praye r Ser· viCe. 7:00 p.m. (D.S.T.I &7o 30 P .M. (E.S. T.i: Mission Friends (ages 2-6). Royal Ambassadors (6oys ages 6-18). and Girls In Action (ages 6-18) 'On Wednesdays, 7 p. m. :(D.S.T. I & 7::11 p.m. iE.S.T.I; Tu.,day VIsitation, 6:ll p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bai· ley' Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pas- tor. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday School, tO a.m.: Sundayeveningservke, 7: 30p.m. ; Sible teaching, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION. Cherry St., Sy· racuse. Mark Morrow, pastor. Serv ices, 10 a.m. Sunday . Evening services Sunday an$ Wednesday at 6:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN UNION. Dwight Haley. elder: Wanda Mohler. Sunday SchOol p.r11.: MT. 9::JI a.m.; Morning 10:00 a.m.; Evening Worslip 7ill meetlng7;:llp.m. OF GOD, r~<l~n~·~·~~~r~~:~::~~~;~~r~;~;past<X. School even- 10 : ~ a.m.; Bible StUdy. LETART FALLS - Worship ·9 a.m.; Church School to a.m. (Grace) . RACINE- Olut<:h Scbool, 10 a.m.; Wor· shlplla.m.; UMW!ourthMondoy at7,30p. m.; Men' a Prayer Brealtfaot, Wednl!ld'!', s a.m. (Grace) . SALEM CENTER- Chureh Schoo 9: 15 a.m.; WOnblp10:15a.m. (Steele) . _, SNOWVILCE - Worahlp 9:00 a.m.; Chureb Sc)lnol10:00a.m. (Martin) ,__ _ KENO CHURC!i OF CHRIST, RogaSprtne, minister; Starlin& Maasar llld 01· lver Swain, Sunday School Supta. Preach· lng 9:30 a.m. eacb Sunday; Sunday School 10:30a.m. · HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAI\I tJNI.ON. 111eroo Durham, astor. Sunday service, 9;3) a.m.; -evenC ng service 7:00 p.m. Prayer meftln&f Wecmeoday, 7,:00 p.m. · BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jooeph B. Ho.klna, pulor. Bible Claas, 9:30a.m.; MorntnaWorsh1p10:30a. m.: Ewnln& Worship, 6:ll p.m. Tburiday Bible Study. 6:30p.m. ZION CilURCR OF CHRIST, PomeroyHarriiOII.vWe Rd. (Rt. 143) Robe<! E . Pur· tell, mlDIJter; Steve Stanley, Bible School Supt.; Rodney HDYt'ery, Aut. Supt. SUNDAY: Bible !k!hool. 9:30 a.m.; Worship 10:30 A. M. and 7::11 P.M.: Wednloday Bl· bleStudy,7:00 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine Wednl!lday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF Wecln• day, 6:00p.m.; Communion First Sunday ~Month (CrofoOI). REEDSVILLE - Chureh School9: 30 a. Grove. 1be Rev. William Mlddleswarth, pastOI'. Church servlee 9: :tl a.m.; SuDday School10:30 a.m. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Church School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study. Tuesday, 7:30p.m.: Conunu- a.m.; Larry Haynes, S. S. Supt. Moralng m. ; WOrship Service ll:OOa.m. nlon First Sunday (Arcber), CENTIIAL CLUSTER Rev. Melvlo Fnaldlll Rev. a em- 8. Z,.lllp, Jr. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Lyst on Kljlley. minister: Saturday evening ev•ngeltstlc lj!I'VIces. open to public. 7 p. m.; Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Mo,r nlng Worship 10:30 a .m. Middloport R~L -COMMUNITY CHURCH. Off Rt. 124, 3 mllm from Portland-Long Bot· tern. Edsel Hart, past<r. Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; Sunday morning preaching 10:30 a .m.; Sunday eveningservlcee, 7: m p.m. . before each Mass. Through history, man's liberty Was sought In every land. They set !heir slghl!l on human rights That all of us demand. We haw: today the right to say The words !hat we profess, Like !hose you'll read and then concede A! freedom of the press. To me't wilh friends, It all depends On vigil we maintain; For while we're free, we'll never be Required to explain . And any way we choose to pray, We have that guarantee; So thank the Lord for this reward, An!! keep our l)atlon free. - Gloria Nowak FISHER FISHER FUNERAL HOME rorntined with mming prayer on ~ ' Sunll,y. Mordllg JX1IYI'I" and oennoo on all Ia" 9.11111111'• ~ttl! mmi!l. Orureh Sclw:Jd anoNI!nely core pnr.ided Colleoll>ur In 1l1e ~Hall JlllnOCliOely I'OMEROY CIIURCHfollowlnl:llle OFCIIRJST,212· W. MilD St., Leo Lull, evanii!IIIL Bltje SciOO 9:311a.m.; lfllnlna-.lllp, Ill: :II a.m.; Youth me0111&6:00p.m.; Even!JII-.Np. 7:00p. m. "'I' t1111111 prayer meellllgandllll*! stulr. 7:00 p.m. 'I'IIE SALVATION ARMY, 115 B....,.ran Avf., l'llone">r· Mrs. Dora YoWng In charfll'. Sullllr ID a.m.; SUIIIIIIV , 9cl1ld, lD::II a.m. Sunii.Y Sctm, YPSM Eloloe Ad..,., 1e.a-.. 7:00 p.m. Salvation JIIIIIP1& vanouupelli<!n and musics pedals. ~. 11::11 a.m. 11> 2 p.m. Lau Home ~. members tn char~, all wanen ~\W,d: 6:45 p.m. Thund!IY, Corps CadEI ~ (Yourc PeoJi"Btl*!), 7::11 p.m. Bltie Pnyer meet)liZ open to tiE 11\tilC. WESI"SIOE CHURCH OF · 3.1ll&<llllm"en's llomellrJod (Courty Rdod16). lln3IIJ. Vocal mutlc. Sunii.Y War· ••IOa.m.; llllleStlllvlla.m.; Wonlllp,&p. m. ~Ill'· Bllje StillY, 7 p.m. Speaker, GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES RAWliNGS-COATS an SCho~ 106 ...u..., a... ,_,,, 011. POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 lilt. QllidJ!II IIIIi lulh_Aiill.fl!l 171 llorth Second llkltlloport, Ohio 'lbonu Glel MCCJurw, post<r. Ncnnan PI& • ley,' s . s. !I.IP., !l.indal' Scho>, 9::11 a.m.; nicJtnng ....-slip 10: :II a.m.; evenlngll!f'Ace6 p.m.; mtci.- .....-. 7 ~m. GRACE EPJSCXlPAL CHURCH, 326 E. ~ St., l'omeniy. Sundal' Holy unonon the. llrst: Surday of each molih, SUnday ,_, HZ·2104 t--~!!!!1! .. 2-6669 CHURCH OF THE NAZA· d'l'· nowos fOI IYOf OCUSIOII (6141992-2039 or (6141992-5721 Memorial Hospital 115 r. ...,.,I Dr. SHOP Wao'INp Ser\lco ID::II a.m. <liOir !1!llealllal. 'l\Joild8,y, 6:1.1 pm. Wiler direction ~ Lois Union ..,d Veterans ·~ TlllNli'Y aJNGREGATIONAL CHURCII, a..~ · 192-2311 Pomeroy , 214 E. Main 992· 5130 Pomeroy AYL """·Richard Freeman, post<r, De- a.cJ<. !l.irr;lw Sctm !I.IP. Clnircb SciK>ci 9:15a.m.; !IDlE, Co. 992-3325 ~·· -· Ml.fsJart, Ohio ~MEROY Pomeroy ·r s- We Fill Doctors• • ·m . UYQI N~::~;~;:;: U. ~~. 216 S. Second JohnF.FU!tz.Mgr. Ph. HH!Ol Potneroyo PliARMACY Prescriptions -People in the news--------_:. Listed On,. ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY - · P. J. PAULEY, AGENT SWISHER & LOHSE RIDENOUR SUPPLY 172 kth Socenll \4 'I ~F~~~·~J~u~~~3~0~·~1=98~9~----------~~--------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~------------~-----------------~n.~- D~·~·I~y~s.nin~~ · !•~~!g~1~.~7 : LIGION < 111EJOY Of ..----Th_is_M_essage~;._..a_nd_Ch_UI'C_h_,;;..~"ed()'Y_ s~~ Br , r!J~. l~~ted ·~ . MEIGS DRE Craw's Family Restcuant • t '1Mittllf l<tlliiMf Ftlti C.,_._," . ~ ~ CENTER, INC. 221 W. Main St., P01111roy •• Friday. JJ,.me 30, 1989 Pomarot-MIMipon, Ohio ) fXPERIEN • Bev.DI1Me.._. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tom Runyon, pastor. Sunday Schoo19:30 ,worship 10:30 a.m. , . , RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev. John Vance, pastor; Sandy Jusuee, Chairman of the Board of Chris· Uan Life. Sunday SCboo19;30 a .m.; Morn· ing worlldp to: 30 a.m;; evangelistic ser- vice 7:00p.m. Wedn~llay ,.rvlce, 7 p.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dn· ter. Woody Call, putor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedneday, 7 p.m. DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH , Lloyd Sayre, Supt. Sunday SchoOl 9: 30 a. m.: momlng worship 10: J1 a .m. Sunday cation; Steve Eblin, asslstanH Sunday Scho ol9:30 a .m .; Morning worship lO:Xl a.m.; Teens In Action, 6 p.m.; Evening Worship, 7:00 p.m . Choir practice 8 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday -evenin'g prayer and Bible study. DEXTER CHURCH · OF CI!RIST, Roger Watson, mintster: Norman WUI, supt. Sunday School 9: ll a.m.: Worship service 10:00 a.m. Bible study, Wednes· day, 7:00 p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CRRIST OF LA'ITER DI<Y SAINTS. Port· tand-Ractne Road . Mike Duhl. pi.stor; Janice Dann.-, churCh- school director. ' · Church school9: 30 a .m.; Morntna worship 10:30 a .m.: Wednesday evening prayer services, 7: :.>p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPI'IST. Rev. Earl Shuler, pastor. Worship service, 9::JJ a.m. SUnday School10:30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thursday, 7:30 p.m. CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION· AL CHUitCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. Clyde W. Hendersoo, pastor. Supday School9: 30 a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. EvenIng wcnhlp 7;00 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:00p.m . OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH. 2M01 Stale Route 7. Mlddl .. . port. Sunday SchoollO a .m.; Sunday evenIng _service 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday service, 7::1> p.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. · 0 . H. Cart, puler. SundaySchoolat9: 30a. m.: r.torning worship at 10: 30 .,, m.; SuDday evenlnt service at 7:30p.m . Thursday services at 7:30p.m . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob, localed on County RQad Jl. Rev. 'RoJier WUI!ord, p.aater. Sunday School 9: ' a.m.; Mornlnl Wor$110:45 a.m. ; Sunday evenlni worship 7:00p.m. ; Wednesday evening Bible Study 7:00p.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- CoolvBieRD. Rev. Phillip Rl· 204 C"'dor St. !' P01111roy, 011. 992-2975 • "Dignity and Service Alway••• Established 1913 992-2121 Rev. Cu!Hidoa APPLE GROVE - (;llureb School 9:00 a .m.; Momln& Worlhlp 10:00 a.m.; Bible PWoo.oac~~~~~~= ,.~~~~J~· I)llla!tiii_131 Study Sunday 7:00p.m.: Prayer meeting 7:00p.m. 111ur..ay. (Hlclca) BETHANY - Wol"lldp I a.m.; Chureh SchoollO a .m.; Bible Study Wedneoday 10 a .m.; I:llftu YoU...IIIIp Wed· neoday lla.m, (Bat.-). CARMBL - Chu"'b Scltod 9:30 a.m.; Worlldp, 10:65 a.m. Becoad 1114 Fourth Sundayr. Flllowlldp wllb Sul1aa lhlrd'l'bunilu,l:30p.m. (llak.-) . , MORNING STAR -Cinareb Scbool 1:45 ' a.m.; Wor- llk30 a.m.; Bible Shldy, ' 7 : 11p.m. (Baker). ~ Stand«Yir: - CllllfOit Scboal, 1: JO a.m.; Wortblp 10: 45a.m; llrttand third l'lllowlldp dinner wllb Carmel tlllnl 'hlunilu, l:._p.m. (llak.-) . EAST LETART -lllorlllnJ WoiWIIIP 9: 00 a.m.; OlurciiScttodl!I;OOa.m.; UMWIIrll r.d'!' 7:30 P·~· (Gr..,.). . - 1. .; Hines. pastor. Melvin urake, s. s. :supt. suniSaY School9:30 a.m. ; Morning Worship 10:30~ - . <.\\\1rt Sired (&..r,, 83 MHIStrMI Mldt..port, Ohio 417110 (1141812·1117- (898 -00KBI EVening Wor~blp 7:00 p.m.; Wednl!lday PraYer service. 7:00p.m. FAITH BAPI'IST CHURCH, Rallrcad St .. Mason. Sunday School10 a .m.; Morn· In,~ ~,~~;;~~.!.:i: ;and Evening serviceWed6 p. ~ Bible Study BAPI'IST. Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, aupl. Sunday School 9::«) a.m.; Second and ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - f o u r t h Sundays worship service ai2::D p. CHURCH 8U~PLIE8 6 IIILE8 rn. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non·P~ntecostal . Worship aervlce Sunday 10 a.m .: Sunday Schod. 11 a .m. Evening wol'lblp service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday· .prayer meeting 7:00p. m. Ml'. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Community off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Saoders, paator. Jeff Holter, lay leader; Ed Roush, Su:nday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.: morning worship and c hildren's church 10:30 a.m .; eVening preacblng service first three S.)lndays, 1::1) p.m.; Special service fourth Sunday evening, 7::4'0 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting, Bible Study and Youtb Fellow- ship, 7o30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . White Road of Highway 16Q. Pat Henam, pastor. Sunday SchoollO a .m. Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 a .m.; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult Choir practice 6 p.m . Sunday. Youna People's, Children's Church •nd Adult Bible Stlldy, Wednesllay at 7:30p.m. HOPE BAP'I"IST CHAPEL. 570 Grant St., Mlddlepor1. Affiliated wUh Soulbern Baptist Convention. David Bryan, Sr., Ml· nlster. Sunday SChool 10 a.m.; Morning worship 11 a.m.: Evening worship 7 p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer meeting 7 p.m. . PAUL L\J'IliERAN CHURCH, Corner Sycamore and Semnd. Sts., Pomeroy. The Rev. William Mlddleswart, pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a .m. Church service 11 a.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr. Anthony Glannamore. Ph .. 992-5898. Saturday Evening Mass 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Mus. 8 a .m. and 10 a.m. Confessions one half hour bdore each .Mass. CCD classes, 11 a.m. Sunday. VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St. , Mtddlepon. James E . Keesee, pastcr. Sunday morning worshiP 10 a.m.; EvenIng service 7 p.m. ; Wednesday evening worship 7 p.m. Visitatlon Thursday 6:30 p. m. ' " ,, ., ftiTUmiiiA i!Ya.t VftlnaunQ ~Afitl, DOll AIM AIW ··...; Ul\llft Ml'llrl IUUI\ r\AII\I; I " •ai!\1\'1 HUll m ' ·; .' ' ' WJTH A C!l AHinED AD 992-2156 ,,'• .~ ...~J .,.,, CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle. Supt. Sunday School 9:XI a .m . Morning Worship 10 ::.) a .m . Prayer service. altern· ate Sundays. . TO PERFORM - "The Believers", a group of live Ohio Uolverlllty studenlll will perform a& the Rutland Fourth of July celebra&lon from 3: 10 to 5:38 p.m. on the stage Ia the park. The group wUJ be playing origlnalsonp as wellu a wide variety THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd., next to Fort Meigs Par k. Rutland. Robert Richards, pastor. Servlcet at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays and Sundays. HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAPTER of the Wesleyan Holiness Church. ..,.:. Rev. David Ferrell, pastor. Henry Ebllnf · ;j Sunday SChool Supt.; Sunday School tO a. m.; Morning Worship 11 a .m.; Evening servIce 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday evening ser· 41, I • j·· vice 7:30p.m. STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH, tlngham, Sunday School SUpt. SuDday SChool 10 a.m. wtth claues for all ages. Evening services at 6 p. m. Wednesday Bl·. ble study at 7:~ p.m. Youth services Frl· 7:~ ~ :; ECCLE~IA FELLOWSH!f, 128Mll1St., ~ Middleport. Brother Chuck McPherson, pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m .; Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. and Wednesday services at 7 p.m. ~ ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith, w ~ • MOIIIS EQUIPMENT 2 IN STOCK 1989 ~ ~ pastor. Sunday $choci 9:30a.m.; church ,.rvlce7:3Dp.m.; r,:uth(ellowshlp6:30p. ~dtRnadle&JSdkp'I t.!~~76~&~3oo~ art , omer~Tom Kelly, PIJ· tor. Danny Lambert, S. Supt. Sunday morning service at 10 a . · Sunday even· lng service 7:30p.m. Tues y and Thu r • day Services at 7: 30p.m. •I£1"01 liACTOIS O£CHO PIOOum etiOWAD IOTAVATOIS •fAIDMIN IIOWBS oiNTEISTAR lAnDIS • • Cavalier Z2 4 Convertible ~ mHIFul ; block where the Melp General H01pltalla today. Other.thlnp and time hu brought new buDdlnp and refurbishing of the old. 1 Old, New, what Is what? Which Is best? I don't .know. God Is, !hats all we need to know. Tile world, the thlnp In and 'of the world all were new once. Now lt II old. God neverwunew , and wW IIIWII' be God limply "IS". Man II ever new and , ever o~. The Jnaldt of muldnd doel110t JrOW old and nrm cbanptl. JIISt thlnll, greed, bate, avarice, power, fear and love ·baa always been and ever wW be. God only Is righteous, II true, II honorable, Ia love and II ever true to his word. ' Everything that II old today wu once new ud everything . that II new today wlll qne day be old. God does not fit thla mold · Man, the world and the universe do fit the mold of new Is old and old II gone. Truat thll and this only, 150 years for Ponleroy 1a a llllnll ot the eye to God. Remember, Cllll"JS", that Ia all, Clod "IS" and maD Ia putilll· - PAIMr MlM-.nll JUST ~ "LOADED" · •' ~! Stop In And See These Today! , > MODIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 Salam Sl. Rutltlnd,Oh. &/30/lftt our 'I .i,, ., JIM COBB POMIIOY, OHIO 1~, ~ ~ 'I '' 992-6614 lAST MAIN • , , ••• so and apr•sld tltelr IJIIpolltJ to •• dtlriol tht raclll lou of our molw, mollilr·ln-...,, • ' t ; ond arandtftothtr. Thill kl to ~----------------~~ ~• • NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ' FIDUCIARY On Juna 27. 1989. in tile Mai(ll Couty Probate Court, C•o No. 21297. Frank Knot! a, Routa 1, lo• 103, IM!gavlle. Ohio, 415741. appolnlod e.-tor of the - - of MHdrod B. Frllltllan. -•od. !MO of Roule 1, Bo• 103, LAonpvllt, Maiga County. Ohio. Robert E. Bu.., Probate Judge Ur!a K. N•aairoad, Clerk (I) 30; (7) 7, 14, 3tc ft-..Wo11d efu lila to thonl lito doctors II Public Notice laod ond Hotar. 4tb ftoor n1na. m· ,irltory lhtr•r· a... Hamr loch, $J-It EM«IIOt:r $q11d and IIIJOIII lilt IIIIo ~lipid Ia .., woy. Your tltoualtlfttln•s pracillod. Ken 1nd 11tttJ Youna want to think everyone who Clmt to tfllir 40th Open H011se, for lifts 1nd tha shonr of ClfdS. Wt Wlnt to IIY 1 specl•llhlnk rou to Jim and Kann Werry for doin1 the chickens. o...Friends, llelpbors, and , Rllatlves !llldt It Truly a YtrY Special 0.,. 1. Public Notice ell wllo IIIII cardl, llroulllt A•·Zo •r NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY . On Juno 13. 1989. in tho Mliga County PrQbllte Court. Ceao No. 26273. Orville· B. Sayre. Third Street, Syracuao, Ohio 45779, wu appointed Executor of the ntate of Peul S. Seyre, d•· ceuod. late of 8o• 1, Ra· cine. Ohio 45771. Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge Lone K. N•aelroad, CIO<k 16) 16, 23, 30 3tc w• 1 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS To IIY llllllJ fritlldsl wish to liprtll IllY siiCtfl lillnh IIIII lppreelltlon fOI' the Clrds I IICtiYICI 01 lilY 93Fd blrthdlr. bch holds 1 speciat place in lilY illlrt. W knows, Itt Clm, Itt ............ ... lit- Wltllloft lnd wltll wis· . . . . . . . . . . . lim. u:t.· Ill will illlr· 011r MIJM, ·, ... LAWN MOWER REPAIR --.11 ~ "' '• ,, ., • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Busines Services 1 p.m . ·' of rock and roD music. Making up the group, front, Anne Sprunger, and back left to right, Robert steven Nakamoto of Rutland, Jim Phillips, Mark Rowe and Vern Rowe. ARRIVED Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, paslor. Carl Nol- day at .·, ClaSsifie PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124. WilHam Hoback, pastor. Suaday SChool 10 a .m.: Sunday evening lei!Vice 7 p.m . Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third ST. ~~~~ THOSE~ ...... BibleStudy9a.m.: Worship, 10a.m.: Sunday evening service 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening service, 7 p.m. tor. William Amberger, S. S. 9upt. ; Sun· Wednesday wor5blp 7:30p.m. . .IID'I'IIIA_., nil~iei.Jieiriryi.JieififiWiialikieir,.itihei.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ·· BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rt. 1:U and Co. _Rd. 5. Scott Sl~art. f>U· day School 9:30 a.m.; Morning Wortblp 10:30 a .m.; Eventne worship 7:30 p.m. By WILLIAM C. TROTT United Press International MR. T GETS THE BOOT: Mr. T, well known for his ability to accessorlze, probably dldn' t like the accessory he found on his Rolls-Royce Wednesday. Chi· cago pollee, noting the " Mr. T" vanity license plates on the car, slapped a device known a s the Denver boot, which locks on to a wheel to lmmobllze a car, on It after concluding that Mr. Towed fines for 11 parking tickets. But a spokesman for Mayor Richard Daley said further research showed that the parking trans· gresslons were committed by the man who had the "Mr. T' 'license plates before the "A·Team" star. Mr. T's Rolls was eventually freed but he didn' t getaway from City Hall before signing a slew of autographs for fans. KENNEDY OUT IN THE WOODS: Ted Kennedy Jr. , whO recently had been considered a polentlal candidate for statewide office In Massachusetts, Is head· ing for the woods. Kennedy , 26, has enrolled at the Yale School of Forestry, ·a two-year course leading to a master's degree. That should put an end to talk thatyoungKennedywasthlnklng about running for lieutenant governor or state treasurer. DON'T LET YOUR BABIES GROW UP TO BE LfrrERBUGS: Willie Nelson Is helping c)ean up· Texas. He's doing a series of public service an· nouncements for the state's "Don't Mess With Texas" and will sing "Mamas, Tell All Your Babies Don' t Mess With Texas" to the tune of his hit " Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys." The four-year advertising campaign, which has featured other Texas musicians • Fabulous Thunderblrds, Stevie and the beneflts ·wlll go to two ' Ray Vaughan and Joe Ely , Is children's charities and the Rock -_ credited with a 58.6 percent 'n' Rock Hall of Fa me. GLIMPSES: The supermarket decrease In roadside Utter In the state. tabloids have been fuD of stories THE WHO'S IDOL; The Who about Elizabeth Taylor being" • has put together an a ll-star cast depressed and suicidal but she lor the ve rsiOn of " Tommy" the laughs It off. " Oh, lflnd mostofll , band will perform In Los Angeles hilariously funny," she told " En- ~ Aug. 24 . Elton John will be the tertalrunentTonlght" ln an Inter· pinball wizard, Robert Plant view aired Thursday. " No, how 1 stars as Hawker, PhD Collins Is elm you react to garbage except • Uncle Ernie and Billy Idol will to laugh?" Taylor says she only i play Cousin Kevin, Tommy's gets Irked by the gossip when ll _: tormenting babysitter . "! gel to Involves her children. "That ; play a bit of a punk so I'm still upsets me becau$e they didn't staying In line with who I am ask fo r fame," she says. " ... The ' while working with a group who people around me know what's have, one way or another, been a going on. That's all that matters" part of my musical his lOry," Idol ... Prince Charles Is standing up says. Back·when Idol performed for the queen's English. " We've , with Generation X, lhe group got to produce people who can .. recorded " Your Generation," a write proper English," he said ) cheeky response to the Who hit Wednesda~, "All the people (· . ~ '·'My Generation." "'Your Gen· have In my office,' they can' t - , eratlon' was an attack on the speak English properly. They ' direction they'd taken but he · can't write English properly. All • song had elements of respect the letters sent from my office 1 i because at one time they were have to correct myself, and that ! our Inspiration," Idol says. Pro- Is because English Is ,taught so ! ceeds from the Los Angeles show bloody badly." · -l will be taped for cable broadcast Mr. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourtll. and Main St , Middleport Rev. Gllbertl;itJg, Jr., pastor. Mrs. Ervln ~umprdner, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School I! 30 a . m.; Worship Service, 10:45 a.m . t SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hoskins, evanaeltst. Sunday Gary Holter. pastor. Sunday services 9!30 a. m. and 7 p.m .; Midweek service, 7::JJ p. m . Thursday. *· w-·• e'ltenslvely In Ohio, Michigan and West VIrginia 1\lld for the past two years performed In the Gospel Pavilion at the Ohio State Fair. They have also been featured singers o.n several radio statlou. The public is Invited to a& lend by the pas lor, Gary 106 M•nr An. ~ermQn~t.te Mid'- PREACHING, SINGING MINISTRY - The Wings of Pral&e, a preachlng·slngl!lg ministry coulstlng of two married couples from Colwn· bus, will be a& the Uvlng Word Chester Church ol God, July 8 and and ·a. Services will be held at 7 p.m on Saturday, .)"uly 8, and 8:38a.m. and i p.m on Sunday, July 9. The quartet has mlnlltered EWING FUNERAL HOME BeY. w..1., 'l'lllldt• MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David denour, pastoc. SuDday Sehool9 :30a.m.; Rev. Pul Manlo Cul1man, pastor. SundaySchool.10a .m .; worship eervlce 10: 30 a.m.; Bible ttlldy NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NARev. ArllulrCrablree worlblp service 11 a .m .; Sunday night and worlhlp service, Wednelday, 7 p.m. ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Stroud. poster. Rev . Robfn Sle<le worship service 7:30 p.m. ; Midweek RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roy Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Worlhlpaervtce, ASBURY (Syraruoe) - Wonhlplla.m. w. Carter, put<r. MDrnlngWorlhlp 10:00 prayer serVice Wednesday 7 p.m . 10: 30 a .m.; Youtb service Sunday 6: ~ p. ; Church School9:45 a .m.; Chari• Bible a.m.; BlbleSchodi!OOp.m.; BlbleStudy WESLEYAN BIBLE HOLINESS m. Sunday eventngservlce-7:00p.m. Wed· Study. Wednl!lday, 7:30p.m.; UMW. nrat Wedaeoday 7:00p.m. CHURCH of Middleport, Inc., 75 PeorlSt. , nesday Prayer Meeting and Blble Study even1n1 service 7 p.m. 'l'llesday, 1' 30 p.m.; Choir Rehear Ill, Rev. Ivan Myers, pastor; Roaer Manley, ' RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos 7, 00 p.m. Wednl!lday 6:30p.m. (Thatch..-) RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve Tlllla, p.aat..-. Sonny Hudsm, supt. Sunday Sr., Sunday SChoci Supt. Sunday School NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, SunENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a .m.; . Deaver, Putor. Mike Swl&er, SuDday 9 : ~ a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 30 a.m.; School 9:30 a.m.; Morllllll wonbl!>, 10: 30 day afternoOI'I services at 2:30. ThtU'Iday Church School10a.m.; BtbleStudy, 'f'uel. School Supt.; Sunday School 9::11 a.m. ; Evening Worsbtp 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday a.m.; Sunday evening Rrvlce 7:00p.m. evening services at 7:30. · day, 7:00p.m. ; UMW, First Monday, 7, 30 Morning worabip 10:40 a.m.; Sunday · Wednesdloy servlot' 7 p.m. WMPO proevening Bible study, prayer and pratae FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Maa•. W. p.m.; UMYF SuDday. 6 p.m. Choir ReevenlnJ worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday service, 7:30p.m . . gram 9 a.m. each Sunday. Va. Paster, Bill Murphy. Sunday Schod 10 • hearsal, Chlldren'sat 6:30p.m. Adult IOI· evenln& Bible study 7:30 p'.m, . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· a .m.; Sunday eventna 7:30 p.m. Preyer , . LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH lowing; Wednl!lday. (Frlllklln) BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, RENE . Samuel Ba1ye, past«. Sunday meotlng and Bible atlldy Wednl!lday·, 7: 30 OF GOD Gary Hines, pastor. Sunday FLATWOODS- Chureh School, 10a.m. Blll1lngham. Rill ~ put<r, RoSchools: 30 a.m.; Worship aervtce 10: 30a. ! School9 :30 to 10::1:1 a.m.; Worship srvlce p.m . Everyooe welcome. ; Worship. 11 a.m.; Bible Study, Thursbert Cozart, aulltant psatcr. Suillllf Schod • m.; Young people's •ervtce 6 p.m. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa10;30 to ll ::ft a.m.;• Sunday evening serday, 7 p.m. ; UMYF, SuDday, 6 p.m. 10 a.m.; .wcnhlp 7 p.m.; w-.y, 6 p.m. Evang~IJ\Ic service 6:30p.m. Wedneaday tern St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday vice, 7 p.m. ; Midweek Prayer Service, (Franklin) . youth meet~ Wed, 7p.m. chlm>h aervt""'service 7 p.m. School10a .m.; Sundayevenlq:7:0()p.m.; Wed •• 7 p.m. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.; PINE GROVE HO~ESSCHURCH, % MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller Wedneaday evenlfll prayer meeting 7:00 Ml'. OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN· Church Schod 10 A.M.: Choir practice, mlleorrRt. 325. Rev. BenJ. Watta, put cr. St., Maaoo. W. Va. SuDday Bible StUdy 10 p.m. . ITY CHURCH , Lawrence Bush, pastor. 111u rsday, 6: 30 p.m.; UMW tblrd Moniloic._ Robert Searl.,., S.S. Supt. Sunday.School . a.m.; Worlhlp n a .m. and 7 p.m. Wednm80t.n'H BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT Mu Folmer, Sr., S. S. Supt. Sunday School (Thatcher) 9: 30a.m.; Momlnt Wonblp lO: ao ·a .m.; day Bible Study, vocal mullc, 7 p.m, CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duane Syden9: 30 a .m .; Sunday evening service, 7: 30 . HEATH (MidcDeport) - Chureh Schod, Sunday evening ...-vice 7:30p.m,; WedLIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, DUd· strlcker, paJtcr. Sunday School 9 a .m. ; m.; WednESday evening Bible study and 9: 30a .m.; Mc:lrnlng Worablp 10: :1) a.m.; nesday aervlce, 7: 30p.m. dtna Line, Mue~~., w. Va. J. N. Thacker, · prelse service, 7:30 p.m . WonhlpServtce,10a.m.; Sundayeventaa Youth Group, 4 p.m.; Wednaday, Bible · SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, putor. Eventnc lei'VIce 7:3l p.m.; Woamnce, 7:00p.m. Wednl!lday night Bible UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on Postudy 6:00 p.m. Choir reheorsal 7:00p.m. p.aat<r. Steve UtUe, S. S. SUpt. Sunday men·• Mlalltry, Thur.. ay, 9": 30 a .m .; st~ 7:00p.m. m..-oy B~-Pasa'-Rev. ~~t _!!: . S"!fth. Sr, (Zuniga) School10 a .m. ; Mornlq worslp, lla.m.; Wedllleada)' Prayer and Bible Stud)', 7: 15 Sunday evenlq WCI'IIdp 7:30p.m. Prayer MINERSVILLE"- Church School9:00 p.m. a.m.; Wt\nhlp service lO:OOe.m.; UMW meetln& aad Blblolllldy Widlleoday, 7:30 HAR'ITORD CliURcH OF CHRJST IN third WednesdliY, I p.m. (Thatcher) p.m.: Youth meettnaWedlleldayat ?p.m. CHRISTIAN UNION. Harttonl, W. Va. PEARL CHAPEL - Church School" 00 REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH a .m.; Worlldp Service 10:00 a .m . CMar· - 383 N. 2nd Avo., Mld<II~.. Sunday . Rev. David McMaata. pulor. Church tin) School 10 a.m. Sunday evelllg7:00p.m.; , School $:311 a.m.; Sunday mom1n1 aervtce, li a.~.; Sundoy even!ng oervtce, POMEROY- Church School, 9: 15a.m. ·Mid·week IOI"IIIce, Wed., 7 p.m. Pomeroy will soon be· 150 years old. Just looking around we 7:30p.m. Wedneoday prayer moetq, 7: 30 ; Wortblp 10:30 a.m.; Choir reheoraal , LANGS)TILLE CHRISTIAN CHURml1 pan see the manY changes, going back jUJt 15 years .. Today a Wednl!lday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW. aeeoDCI Jeff Patlenan, auperlntmdent. · Slmda)r Tueaday, 7: 30p.m.; UMYFSunday.6p.m. lady Ia putting a boat dock In where many ~ars ago a man had a School t:30 a.m.; MQrnla1 Worablp 10:30 (MeadOW II a.m.; Sunday evenln1•erv~ce, 7,30 p.m.; boat dock $nd ~Dt boats or barges. Tllat which Is old today was ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9: 15 Wedlll!ldoy evening aervlce, 7:30p.m. .once new. Just look around and think, there Is very little today a.m.; Worship 10a.m.; Bible StUdy, WedSYRACUSE CHURCH OF 'l'lq! • NAnl!lday, 7:30p.m.; UMYF (Seaton), SuDthat Ia new. Shelter Ia shelter, a store t• a store, and a school Is a ZARENE. Rev. Gleon MoMUIID, put<r. day, 6 p.m. ; (Juntora) every other SUoMary Janice La..nder, Sanday School • school. Pomeroy hu an old high school and junior high school day, 6 p.m. (FronkllD). Sulll. Swtdly Scltod 9:30a.m.; Mol"llm.l RUTLAND- Church School, 10 a.m.; aloq the river front. Tiley are about 70 and 60 years old. The wai'ablp 10::11a.m.; EVIDIIIilltle aervl.,.-,1 Worship. n · a.m.; UMW Firat Monday, new high school at the end of the 4 lane Is about 20 years old but e p.m.; Prayer llldPrataeWednl!ldq, ?p. ' 7: ~J';m. (Crabtree) • m.; Youth mlltllll, 7 p.m. won't laat asloq u ·the ones along the river. EM CENTER- Church School I: 15 EDEN \!Nli'ED IIIIETIIIIEN IN a.m.; MornlDI worablp 10:15 a.m. · CHRIST, New, Old, what Is th.e difference. Tbllllfl do wear out. Eldttl R. Blakt. peal«. Sunday (Steele) Pomeroy wu new about 150 years AJO. It Is also new In several School 10 a.m.; Gary Relll.~l•der. ~NOWVILLE - Mornlaa Wnrablp, 9:00 Monllnl oermon, 11 a.m.; Dllht lOCks more than once. Fire and flood and Just old age changed a.m.; Church SChoollO:od'a.m. (Marttn) IIIII'Vlcea: Cbrtltlaa EDd•vor 7: p.m., SOIJ'l'iiEBN cLIJBTEB . the sky line of Pomeroy. The block between Lynn and Sycamore 8QJIII oervloe 8 p.m. Preacblng 1:30 p.m. Re>.Keuel~-... prayer meeting, Wedneodq, 1 , . , streets wu destroyed by fire In IBM. There wu also a fire In the Rov.Bo • .-o.... ---- -- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Julio 27, 1989. in tho Moip COUIV Probate Court. Cue No. UUI, K111n«h 33311111Ufloulo 143. I'Dmoroy, Ohio 48711, C.- w• ppalntld AdminiltN· lor of tile •lola of Adrlonna Froncll. dlicooood, lato of R. D .• Horrlaonvlllo, Ohio 41737. Robert E. luck, Probate Judge IM!a K. Nooaalroad, Clork 181 30; (7) 7. 14, 3to 2 In Memoriam PUBLIC AUCTION SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1989 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. LOCATED: The Point Clinic, 708 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Sale consists of office and hospital equipment from the Point Clinic. There is minor smoke damaae. ANTIQUES: Medical instruments, baby scales, jars, jugs, home traction unit, medical books, den· .tist chair, antique eye chart, Examining tables,. surgical table, stools, sinks, blood pressure cuffs, glass medicine cups, instrument cases, desks, desk mats. steel door, interior doors, paneling, shelving, metal cabinets, door casings, wood cabinets. wheelchairs, fluorescent lights. formica tops, intercom phones, paging systems. adding machines, typewriter, pop machine, water cooler, recessed lights, dictation machine, metal coat and h~t racks, drain pipes. TRACTOR AND TRUCK: M.F. 35 (gas) with loader; 1975 M.F. 165 (diesel) 1900 hours; 1971 Ford F350, 60,000 miles with 12 foot flat bed; ·12 It goose neck .flat bed trailer (heavy duty). HAROLD WALLACE. OWNER ,, .,_ ' \, '· .. '•· ' '· ' '•• TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH I.D. AUCTIONEER: TOllY JOE STEWART GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PHONE: 446-7222 OR 446·3584 Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss bf Property '.' ·. ,, --------------------~~ 11 Help Wanted .. .. .. ' ' < "Special Ca,-e Fo,- People Who A,-e Special to You!" ." • new The Overbrook Center which is a 1~ bed skilled r;tursing ~are facility located in Mtddleport, Oh10 and o~n to provide residem care services utilizing the Medicare and Medicaid Programs has tecenrly had the position of "ACCOUNTING MANAGER" become available on irs staff. To qualify for the position, past ex~ri­ ence and education is necessary and prior health care accouncing ell~rience is very de· sirable. The Overbrook dnrer utilizetln House Computer PllllfHilna witb the Thlaholcl Da11 tCIChnology brand of application soft-wear. Compensation comMenaurate wlrh ex· perience. . Please conrec t: Marl!~urphy, Adlllinilrraa m Page · reibrOok C.O.r t., Box ~3. Miildlepon, Ohio 99U412 BOB , "•I • . .. �8-The Daily Sentit•dl Fridlly, June 30. 1188 Pomaov-Middleport. Ohio .......Pomeroy........... 11 Middleport VIcinity a ---I.-gel_., . ._ ......... 2 ............... llwlng .... . kH- 2 - - . lu-n 110. K..,lld. t 1 - -Gollpolt. 11/ 2 rnt. f t - H - hcoolttl f40,000. Col 11.. 4411-tf37 ' or 114-4411-4111. ...,_ .......... ........ .•satwelc . . . ·klfllo - .onlillul . . cwlft -•d Pl~NG Newt-..., _._Oooutllt. 13-on .. ....... Dtulllyllol. 11. w....... ..... 1,:1.1. 1 ·1 . Col 114-. . 1013 tot .................n. North ... " ' •'"'· Ohie*-' 45760 &SERV1CE Wt Cony Fio111ng auSAlES ~ ..... Julr 1.1. - Your Phone . . . . . . . , . . ., •• SWEEPER REPAIR L I• llloWiopert, Oh. PARTS AND SERVICE For Moot 2 ond 4-cyclo engln• St"'* Porto for Homollte; - H I I r , J:oc:umooh, Brigga & AU MAKES AND MODElS •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION MAmN'S FURNITURE and MORE BISSELl SIDING ._ CO. I PH. 992-3922 'NOW OPIII FOI IUSIIIISS 14111 & lllllli St. Poilrt PIMIIII!f, W. Ya. We Buy Aluminum Cano, Gl•o. e,.o, Co-end Moro .. AI - . 304-675-3161 , ....... 1....... 992·38117 w. "" •so.oo ,. Game o..r 110 hoplo '65.00 Por Gamt U~ 1005·12 "DOC" VAUGHN CertHied Uc.nted ...op CONSTiUCTION .OWNa. GIIG I. IOUSH ··~. . G:E~~N~ER~AL~S~ M~1 •CUITOM KnCHENI 6 IATHI •EXTINitvl REMODEliNG co. Plumbing • Plaster Repah • Painting Electrical • Carpentry "Wt Fir ~l•ttl Alf ..ltt" Harry leffle 20 Years Experience .VINYL IIDINO & ROOFING 'IIIET-'L .UILDINOI SINC£ 19M Middlerort. oh. Hil 10)1 Gro'*Y) ' 6-16-tln J&L INSULATION Mattie - CortaintoodB Vinyl SWing Soamlou Gullor Ropla<t...,l Windows Insulation Storm.,_, I Windows FREE ESTIMATES Call 1·3: 1tn fllllllllllll:l! IIW ll h 43020 St. Rt. 124 lllliY ST. SYIACIIE (N11t to 991-2156 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 992- 1·614·992·3564 ALLEN iS HAULING WANTED DEAD OR AUVE •Wa1hers •Dryers •Range •Freezers •Refrigerators "Must 1e Repairele" 1600 GALLON WATEI SEIYICE UMESTONE SPIEAD · . DIIT HAULED 992- lEN'S APPUANCE 3 .tt-nnouncementl Arevou tir . . oftt.t ••lnvcu Vtrd thlt llweye 1tey1 wlt7 Dry k up, Clll C. W. Dtvllan. Plumbing & Tron-~ 114448-0119. tile in Wining or momlno ••tr _.. I ~ nat M r81p01Wible1Dr ..,. delltt othlr thin awn 11 af thll d•o. Dovld Htn1Y " - · LW. STEWART · TRUCKING · YOIJ CAU IT WE Will HAIJL IT •Gravel •Limestone · •Fill Dirt SERVICE 1.,000 GALLONS POOLS, WEUS CISTEINS Call Anytime 992-2371 5113/19 lfn COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK eM oblle Home " Pert• •Mobile Home Rentals •Lot Rentals 992-7479 lt. 33 North of P01111roy, Ohio H3-'88·tfn R~ger Hysell Garage ·-oy AUTO & TRUCK Ohio REPAIR Al~t Tr..t•lulo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Installation FREE ESnMA TES BUILDERS CUSTOM lUI.T HOMES & GARAGES "At leasanable Pricts" PH. 949-2101 or las. 949-2160 . ~ Day or Night NO SUNDAY UU5 Pom«oy, Ohio 45769 "'· ·14-992-5479 614-992-2477 ClairM: 1-100-421-3535 PAT HILL FOlD 992-2198 614-992-2171 Middleport, · · 6-7-'19-1 mo. Rn•dnv .,.....,.. - SYRACUSE Y•d Solo: Sol. Jutv 1. 11:00 ..... I-ll!: kiM" .-.ctronic dleeb •f*· ~~· ..... Wot" ........ lftd -· V•d Solo. I mil• out Jonyo Run llo.._ - · Julr 101 llwu -· Julw .... 1:00 •• 7. ...... Sun.. Julr 1 a 2. t,. 1. 0..... tooiL - - l o o i O . - - u.oo. .... , •11II•• oil. ·br•a - d..... d-. •d.- · ...... Iron lompo. dlolw. w"t. kMollon 1odgolo. boollt. dollo. oolloalllll-. oolo• T.V .. blodo 8 whlto T. V.'e. · blk-. -.· .. -'-gtwlnMoe· nuo chonl ._ ftn, llillluro ffom-. l•olrv. - - Glothln~ llrtt ... '"" - · Mony, I t - Pout DonMJI, oOrJW' Ill 194-lldtr ... -.,lid. I n · - · OH. . k-. m..., ""L -ll 3 ,.....,...., ... to •·wet - thin~ dlntttoooo. tov box. milo. 10 Nell. 3,_11rVwdlllo:f•.•n• chlt*on'o clol"'"e • Iota of hou...hol........... July,... • Mon.. Julv 3rd. 1 , . , up . , _ lid. otll II 21 L lllhu• ohlne. 1 o- 8. Big lolo. Clot- 21 PI _............ . Ch•·- YARD SALE. July 8.1. Wed. a Tho,.... I to ! . E. Dtvto lett· dlnoe. Rc;te HHI. PDm.oy. Showc8& typewrll... TV,GIIrfllld muo• Mtd muct. mora. 481 ....... lolddl_.. Sot. Jutv 1. lo.m .......... lon with 7 giiMI. clothll, Me. F..,, ,_lly WOnl tole. J - 30. Jutv 1 ·2. Y, mle cut8o- Rd. on toft oft lit. 124. Cllltt. tur,.hlngo. ktlctoon " - 11c. Loll of mllc. lttmt tnd mens. worntnt. end ~ldrent i:kn:htng. 9-8. I AVON· A I - Col ~n w.... 304-181-2141. l' Pon oolllo do~ good wM h loido. bect-oom.. •1no room dining room. kltehen. Htf\ flood- to< ..,I. 1001ttllt. wrllo: ' " " • ~.,?Ill, 111 • • llncct-. N. ....,_ II OneT.. adii.MuOnWV.Jutr. 101142. 3rd. 1111. • lth. lmtll ..,...,.. •Irt ...... Tw~ 2 Sltua1lon1 Wanted 3 ,...., Y•d Stle: Julr 3. 4 .... - ... v. lit. 12. a. • ..,.., ""· - ..... c~ 1.o1o of .._ . . . . , - , _ olg~~~. G·? 32 Mobile H ome1 LtndiHomo dlllolc,.._ olen. Y• you CMI 111M Mom• c.nt . . h• VJIUf llome • your - dell Come . . u11 Ohio Mltl. 1-80Q.II28-07s:t - .. ..,-.w_or_ Core,_ • Um Homo ~~­ •d .... _pod. 114-"2· 1173. . . 9 1972 .. ..., .. d 1 2dl ....... "''lllct.llll, 1\;bolh. lmMoo from -n. 141. con . ,.. 44.. 17811. 1978 14dl Boyv..... 2 BR ..,., bo mGvod. con 81 .. 3711-' 2921. . 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Clot'- Ill ol t - of IJowol, .... 1202 ---r--- · Cllll14-. . . 3111. COI10gtll4 ......... .._lfl"s aHice. ;;j= = s.••. '""' .... - -... Gorlgooolo: Juno30 ttwuJulr.1 . 8obVlllllt, · -etc.......... ..... bcir 1._ .... t~o~un.e-•• 1 ...... -~~-- - - tt .......... J--. . ..... Cor-·-· c,...........a WI!>*'"- 4118 I ._., !I'd IIIIo: Fri. Ill. Jill; 1, Mon. Julrl.llotoo of lrl...._lh.Ait lnfllnto ..... _ ... _llol ...... ..... ·K and J CON ...... GIEG BAILEY • •NEW HOMES •SIDING •GARAGES •REMODELING •GENERAL CONTRACTING ,) f' r \j I i I , 1 TREE TRIM . and RE· MOVAL eUGHT HAULING •FfRIWOOD -I&L SUCI :99J;.JJ69 CHISTR, IUI!flfll IA!alS tS.OO •o •HOME BUILDING •ROOM AODinGNS •KITCHENI ·BATHS ...... 7...... P lxa-C..IM.II2 •REMODELING • REPAIRS 1't10N1 DAY 01 m1•11s Otot •ROOFING ...... 915..141 ...... , . . IVBIMS 411/18/tflo I J <; • ' '*"" 3 lor.. ..... lot - · s .... 9td 1271 itlo. with clop colt ct11 11 .. 4411-0041. Bulldlnga •o '"ch eiec. ,.,Dill.,&: 30 lneh ele I'MQI/t11: kenmore ..to wlllt./181:: G.E . ...to WHhor/d8: O.E. dlytr/.75; VW>~Ipool *'to•I f78: 30 tnclo , M rlnge/,71; refrlg-frost ree/,715; Mavua auto wu'-1*180;Chettfr. . er. 17 "'· II. ·1~0: Upper lllv• lhggoApplltnRd . Coli 114-44117311. FOf Slit: h•• Kenmore Home w.M• sottner. uHd 1 "''·· exc. cond./ 1200 Call IU·-44&3934. 46 Furnished Rooms drii'Wer 1ntique 11r . . bed. & full 1111 bedding. tampa. & end tellfe. COJIMn • Srlvct. F\un. Ctl 11 .. 441-1171. Aoon for rent·WMic or month. 81.-tin_g ~ 1120 a mo. Gella iletplng rooma with c.ooktng. AlloTrill• Sfii!IC& A,. hoolt-1111• CAll til• 2P·"'· 304-773IIUM•onWV. 48 Space for Rent Commo:ctllolfl.<o.1400oq-• fMI, corniw Second .,d Plna Ample p•klr>g--. Coli 81 .. 4411-4249. 441-2321. 44114428. *••• Office Of' ...,... tlusln- ...,. "" .... In Mlddltpon. All uUkO. ln ...nlotL Air -·~ oned. ,p• monl:h. Awl• •200. ble Ju~ 11t. CIH 11 .. 912· 8841, 1:00 o.m.·4:00 p.m.: 11 .. 941-2217 evonlngo. 63 Hlgh•t pric. plld. CMh for oriental•. QUilts, cupbo•dl. fteOn clocks, lmk'e .nat•. Cel oolloot: 30.. 128-3278. 01304123-1884. luy, s ..l Of trade. mtiqu• a. collectebla S.e Dldl or Silty at Ed '• GllllpoNs Flee Marklt. Set/Sun, or cell 114-44f. 7812, dolly .... 8 p.m. 8uy or Sell. Alvfte Antiqu• 1124 E. M•ln Str•. Pom•ov: Hour~: M,T,W 10•.m. to lp.m., 64 M ,l lc. Marchandl'se v Wh_.chllri'MW or u.ed. 3 whetl_. ellt'tric acoot•s. Cal Roe•• Medlcot. 1100.1812104. For ... , · Contr•e •d PiMtle t1nU. AI air:•. RON EVANS ENTBIPRB EB. Jock· oon. OH. 1·100.137·91211. ltliptlc FemMv afoln. . . 2·3 ..., mollie hem. In oountrv .ettlng. Re•oniAIIerB. C.l 114-44.0411. SWIMMING POOlS eH88 So•ttoeh. . w•hohuge19x31 HU]]t dtdo. ton.._ ftll•. -n•••w· CoH 24 two: 1-800. 3411-0948. 8W1MMING POOllt1111 Boll thehOIIWMhohugt1G•31 pliO!. Hugo ton.._ & w•c...ty. ln•.. •lon • tlnano-· lng..,..tlol• ool241n: 1·8IJO. 3 .... 0941. lit•. 151 HouaiiliOid Ooodl 55 BuHding Supplies Building Mot•t• B&ock~ brick. . . , . plpM. wlnclow1.1inte11.· ~c . Cl..,deWin•••· Rio Q,..,.de. OH. C.M ~1;1..;:::24:8:-&;1;2~1=.::;::::::;;::;= 68 pets for Sale I ~7 • ' 2&.8179. 71 Auto's For Sale 61 Farm Equipment Dregonwvnd can.,., Kennel. Peril., and Slam•• .,d Him• ,.,.., kttten1. Chow ttud • • vice. C.ll I 14-44&1-38441fter 7 St. Ber,-.•d puppy. femlle. 10 wkl. old. AKC reg. Be.,t~l m•kinp. •250, 1·89+?919. FuH blooded 4 mo. old m ..e Pamer..! .. /.75. F 1M blooded Cock., Sp•nl11l pups/e100 eech. Coli 11 .. 37.2103. Black-lib mixed puppl•. ?wk. old. -mod/ U&. Gr. . ltmtty dcgo. Ctll 11 .. 241-9189. AICC mlnleture long-haired Dtchsund mele/ 1200. Call 11 .. 4411-7112. . AKC Codt• Spaniel Buff. complllt¥ houae trlined. 1 1/ 2 yr. old/.180. Coli 114-4411-2713 8oogto pupo "'' tole. I wk otd Ul. con 114-441-0373. I~--__:.::...:.:.:..::__ Femlle Shltt-tzu. or trede ·tor chlln aew or IJII"'. Ctll114-215&1343. AKC registered Codcw Sp.,lielt •180. Colll14-211-1322. :~~74~~80~ pup ..... fflh Tentr. 241'3 J1ck1on Ave Point Ple•ant. 3041715-2083: 10golo• up e1 • . 99ond 10gol compltlte 143.28. 57 Musical Instruments 1977 Ford LTD . In •cellent 15 ft. Gl•ston Sid Boat.. ful~ -lppod/U9oo. 1111 Tcyoro C~Hca Supra loaded! e2100 or wll take 9(H)d h•l.t-tnda Cel 114-441·2811 or 114-24• 5872. M.F . 66. 60HP.di•el. wlthflve ft .. br\lohho~ flrotbollcmplow top. Wtc cond. 51.000 mil-. 114,000.00. 30.. 17.2123. .lelp ~~g.,~~:~::~':'S:::o~ '11FordF.ilrmont •7bo,oo. c•ll - - 30 .. 6711-2704. r,oct • 14· 992-9972. /o , • ·~ • II•• ~~h~.,;=40::::;hn.:::;:30:;;:: r.ck•. 1 I• 17 h. fiJ.r bo• ''""• • ~ 100 ""'" - · M"'"'" on- , uln• For Mit or trede motauq<'· - ::.. cle Or pick- up. C1 :: 114-25~ 1124. ,. • ! 1988 Pomoon boet. trlil•. atove .,d rlltrlger~~~:or, lllewell, compa~~. 35:3 motor utlldl•• ..:81=2= · 20=19= . "' 78 t new-id... 2 raw corn s • • Low ev•-s~e ye•tv ,...... Wtc. cond. E-lruoh H::.t INI• c.n be ,.., • 132 luit•nut. Pomwoy, Ohio. nt•netfonll 7 ... he, co ' tloner/ .125. Clll 11--2511118. 1812 PfvmouthHorir:an.. 4door, s,_.a. runa gaod. taoo. 3020 John Deere trtc · 4-843-1311. tor t e61915 ; 2010 John D_o/,3460: John Ooort 3 1977 Pontloc 8onnwll• V·8 point m -/ e391l: verm•• on gin• Looloo oood ond '""' rourd boll•/12191. Coli 81.. good. Uoo. 814-9112-3841 . 2811-IS22. 1184 CotVItte, Sihr•. T,go 1 h.,e t Auto Parts It AcceSIOries ~ •• ' ~rtswtthwhNIIandtlrel 304-6711-3241. t ~' ~ . ;. ~' 1981 Dlttun truck tor p ..l 1200.00. 30 .. 481-1793. . . : A.C . Alla-op No. 90 Combln• ~erl•s roHw mill, PrO ail'age blower wtth pip• $14-881- • • • 3374. 63 Livestock 1111 C.v ..i• Z24. I month old. exc OOnd, loaded. .... ov• p.,ment•. cllt 304-17~2412 tft•I:OO PM . '80 TOY'ote C.Nca. euto.. 1lr. •c A.e g. Chilf'lt An9-11 BtAI. High cond. 304175-1132. vtew f•m brNCiing. Call 1144411-1168. '77 ChelnHI Capuie Cl•sic. run good. Call lift• &. 1304 For Sale: Palo~no POIIV m•e. 87&-1879. with filly con, Nubl., milk gDI'Is. wtetern .. ddte pony h•nees. Coli 11 .. 441-2222. Smel h.-d of reglltered polled he;etord eettl., 114-985-3374. Dlliry Go.t, glllon plus milk•. t11o Doe Kid. phone 304-175- &043. 84 Hay & Grain 72 Trucks for Sale 1984Ch.., ..e. good condition. 12&00 firm . 1886 Blazer. loaded. •71500. Cetl 114-3889334. 1111 Ford 380 do!Hwy oruc1o. wkh PS. oujo.. AC .. 1979 Ford v.,. C.tl 114-441-4101 or 378-2740. I 18 ..,. In Honll"' Twt· Tlrnboo h• .... ·~ .11 ', ldool luntlng .......... ·•k• 1'1111 , _ lt~rllft. ......., 12 .,.. ..... of Belll&;l,.lo on llnooln P k• •21. Alia. 11 • • on llnooln P•o 114 . prlt* It fi,OOO. DovloRotl Eololo. Col 114-311-2111. lcgtn Ohio 43131.11oy 1 - n · - · S1 .. BlllinBII 21 Opportunity 79 Motor1 Homes a. Campara ... ~--------'-'' AC. ewnlng, fully .. u~ , ....... eel• ••• 000. Coli 11.. . 441-1294. . .• 'i 1974 Oodge Sportsman· · ' SchoonM" Motor Hom• Sleeps ...,., 1bt. Eaceilent conclh:iOn. 31,171 • sdual mH•. Cell 114-812- .. •· 3119. • Shan• slllf oontaln_, cemp•. Servrct:s Hay lor •I• in field. t1 .00 blf& 1977 Detsun PU. S tiKI .. Nftl good. 22 mpf ooklnge100. Cal 11 .. 2411-94 4. WM •Prooflnt 1977 int•netion.l CO E A 1110 1978 freight lno: CO E. Muot tttco botweeooo. co• 81 .. 441-1421. up and dlltw.,., Devil VM:Uum Cluner, one helf mile up Ooo•aos c - Rd. eon 8144411-0294. 1988 FtAI 1kt Bronco. Phone SoptlcTMk Pumolng-•to Ool· Ito Co. RON EIIANI ENrERPRBES. Joc:kton, OH 1·100.' Alf..fa hw round .. d aqUif'e b.. • . Motgll'ls Farm, Rt. 31 Pliny. 30.. 137- 2018 evonlngo. New oet: draw, 3D4-87B--430B. 1rdllS~Uri.JIIIIIl 71 Auto's For Sale I 1 .. 8e8-4338. 1977 lnt ...... loMI Socut I lor p.-ta. No title. 4whMI ct-We. P4o motor. OoodMito. tnnamittlon. ,,80 010 . 11 .. 742-3058. 1987 1.10 pi• up, ane own., 24.000 m._ •tn nice oondition. ea10. 114H2-9172 Of --de ----h--............ ...... -_ ....... -·='-·..................... -· - ...... ·-· INOTlCII TH! OHIO YAI.L!Y PUILIIHINO CO.,__.., .... you ......... ' , ,...,..., - · ond 11101' to lln4_.., In¥ . . . . . . ,,. . . . . . O..J . -·lid., I l>uHclng AW•· 2 ..,. . - Col 114-241-tll8 ott• 4 •:10. AU CASH IUBIIID. D - · ...1oo,._._...,,_,.. ..... . . - In - - . _ 1971 Chwrotet El Cimino. 310engln• netdtwCII"\. •eoa.oo firm. Colt Stwe bo9:00 ond 11:00 PM. 1114-112· 3892. 1971 pldo·up t'"""- I cyl. atandard trll'l• .. 13041 112· 3131. 73 Vans• 4W.D. 31 w...... 2 br., 1 b•h. ..... endeledp•iG. Ctc,.eetoi'OCII'Y etorw•~-....gc:.lt•.w••· .. •' ' °81111--Hu::ot::m~le:----. • i lmprovementl , •"' \ BASEMENT · ) WATERPROOFING ! LOicondltloiWI lll.. lmo ...... _. 1 t • Locll rllfe..cea furftkhtd. -. ,.. Froe • • - •· Coil coloot ' 1·11 .. 237-0488. d .... night. • Rogerslls•m•nt • plrt·tiffte eerni•P "' to t21 , 000, You will •••• f11.- - h ,_ lfiiU,.._, Col . 1·_,11j.~HO ~ Os-.. 1J. ; . ·• .·,R8lft • ....... •••••• .... ~ ~~­ ........ ... :.... --••l•l!u... -. ............ ...... _ '~...•11'1<'111 74 • ~ ~ I 41 Motorcyclea 1171 luauloi Gl. E. IL .... 7100-m~tocdtt-. oa~re. AI'· ][lg/1471. ctlllli4-178-14Ja 1171 _ _ _ _ . . , . . New olutcll ..... .,..... ~ ...... •• SWEEPER lr'd IIWing;.,aahln~ , ~ replir, Plitt. lnd suppll-. PI* ( , , • i ·•'' • 837-91121. Fetty Trn Trlmn'ing. ttump removal. Cell30~175-1331 . ~ : ' 1 Aotlr\' or c*• tool m111ni ~-· MOll Will COmpleted urn• d.,. l Pump Ml• and MrVD. 304- ,w 891-3102 ,, 'J • j ·! •• ( ~ __ 82 Plumbing It Heating _:___,·'' i • • ~~ ' CNITER'8 PWMBINO. • ~· AND HEIITING • ....,~ . Cor. Founh •d Pint ,l Ohio •• • ""'n• 11.. 3181 or 814-" ' 4411-4477. ' Clt•tor Ellc1rlc:el It Refrigeration ! \ ., .. "------ z br .. e30ot- Ahtlltloo od. W•htr • ct.y• hoolo..,_ No ••o. llot. a dtpoo• roq' d. Ctll 11 .. 441-2418.' • 1 84 ••Wer, tresh zrovlded. *21111.., Col 11 4411-1727. • • nice. coli 30 .. 1711-4411. --------....:.. · 114-247-2181. . ' . 183ShMt115'1Jft. trweltr.....r ' ; 1973 HondO Cl e310.oo. - · oft• 30.. 773 8218. l•gou,.... ..... 2311otAw. ICttdtlnlltove a · rlllrl.,.ltGf', UIO/mo-pluo dtp. UtBI• • .... No ,... Clll 114-4414121. ~ 1978 St•alft 17, 120 H.P . 1.0 . E11Coll.,. cond. UIOO.OO 13041 1711-7270. . 1174 112 ton pldt-up m.tlll Attention t.-.cc:o producw• : flatbed. good tlr•/ 11100. C•tl ln.ure your crop agllintt hlil .... 2111-1284. dam-oe. Contect the Jim AIUe Agoncy. 11 .. 371-2711. 1971 Ch... """' 314 ton. A 1 condition. cendy 1ppte 3 tr.U• al• tir• A rims for red/ ,3100, w / 6thwhNI hitch. lllelt300. Of tr'ltde for hey. ~~ 198& Hondo 1 U . • wMol•. 81 .. 38.1111. child't bik• tow· hfl./ e1100. Coli 81 .. 44.4122:. Ill pounds ott'ObaccobHe. cell 11 .. 24&-9171 . 219 pound ... 1872 3/4 ton GMC truck. bocoo btoe. coli 11 .. 241-8813. Compero-loiJIO.AT.PS. PB. '3900. CtU 11 .. 24.&823, or Hoy ....... S1 .. 247-3111. 114-248-9814. AKC Pom•~nhm bhdt t.nllle puJIPV f150.00. HouH bf'ok• mother to good home e100.00. 304-171-8471. 1881 Ptvmauth Ch8mR.- rno1or burnt. t300. 0 .1.0 . 114-8482740 or 11 .. 912-8782. 1o r•• I • ' 1 eeeo.oo. am• ..,.,.. ,,...,P .._, 4Uso.oo. 11 . Help Wonted I " " 1117 17 II. lmpaolol wkh 130·' : .,............. 36 Lots • Acreage f I ! ], ! I ' ,.. • IOAT REPAIR . Mtrcrulur. lpeclal!at faetory trlinal. Mobile Service. Predtlon Mobile Mlf'lna • • • 111: OoiMpolt loot Club. Col 11 .. HP Mw Bu.,.,. Groom end Shop-Pet Grooming. All brHdt ... All rtylel. lema ,.. Food O.tler. Julio Wobb Ph . 814-44.0231. P.M. lklndoy 1 lc lp.m. 11 .. 992· 2828. llv•. · - or• ool 114-44111182. ::0. Yanllliil FIATS 111x '• Up IJ.OI Slntwflewln,Strila, WitH,............ , . PUifH 130 A· 1 wether & elec. dry.,, Hld••·bed aot.. Fua ske bed. 3 .._,....,., u...,rnllhed -"· • _.. P•od. ...., . polci no polo. Coli 11 .. 4411-1137 - -. . . 4 p.m. a..,n.... - ~~.il'. t.."": ""' &..ii'. . A Grtot Combinatian"Quality and Reasonable Prices" WE GO THE EDIA .U..... 91l2·6110 MARCUM l1a -~".-ito 1-4-al· l mo. AJIGII'S GUIMOUSI <4f -' ·ID - 19H Ford " •SHRUB • Fur. .hod ..... 1 br. 1221. 2IR UIIO. Ullltlloo flllldo 243 Jodi· ton Pk. Golllslollo. colll 14-441144,1 e att•1 p.m. l!!'!.do bobVtlttlntl In""' hlmt. OOiftmodl. \•0111'11 ....... olo- Stan. liCit.,_. anc1 c..... .,d illi!ti'•V''II''II • - lv""' 100m ouMo. bocloldt t'*'t •d mite. ltemt. ...... ......... al..,, no__,.... luiHI• tor one. Ref, • Dip. r.qulred. Cllll14-44.1111. Nlcoly .,,,.hodnM>bhhom•1 011. lltlow sown . . - - , CA • h-. Rot. Cl 11 .. 448-0131. 34 . J..., Itt. ond lun. 1114 Mil II. Pit * Llwnt. Coli 114-44117483. . · end ... - ..... D ldt ol oddl Vlralnla "•• • J- flood. ""' of hll hm Roglon Holt ll•ctne 0 H. Polio tole. 801Molnls.. fllclne. Set. Julr 1. 1 ·1 . ~~~ o r - · 001'· -.,Jon. doood P - lliii'IIIOUnd. Wll•. _,.,, • trMh In-*'~ · St.rtlng -' 2tt .,_ mo. CaM 11 .. 317· 7180. 31or.. 2 bolllt. ontw/124.911 • up. ... our modll. Celt-e14-ll• 7311 . . . . t1/h01... Ae• 1·1. nlltr flee•, IDJI 141 tilt. 2. Vlllt•OH41181. j .lulw 1 .. tho ... _"' liooolwoy 1nd M•n Ita., R1clne. MDII. . hold 811d belly tt..... ciDthn• d Coli lor ootl-· ., .. 4 .... 1111. or 114341-1172. .............._............. T•• Townhou11 APM1miM't1· 2 lr.. 1 1/2 ._.._ CA.. ell• FannsforSela Ccuntrydrtom "'"' l•bv•lttlng-ln my home. ootl•ot ltmtt. dl4 Good .....,,,.hod. ' BUOGET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES. 831 Jocloo"' Pike ~om 1112 a mo. W ..k to shop and mov•. 114-.UI2818. E. 0. H. ,......... ··..'!t'"· - 33 2041. . ., ••lnfll. Hottl-114-441-9110 BUIITIRIL APNITMENTS AT ,'!'..hod 3 ....... • conciSion .t14-HI-177L ' 1173 D ... , . . . . 2 - .wMh ct.y•. A.C. ~!!!"'· 114-912·7841 .. 114<... 2· 3717. Ncoax~.-yho_2 _ _ no lnildt P•~ 1 mlo Nonh of Ch••· Olllo. ..... 1 ](.., 11 .. 6111-3131. ...... ..................c. Apartment for Rent Furn. Apt, n.t to LIII'.V p - • A.C . Ref. roq'td. Subtle for 1 p . . on. C:.M • ., ..... ~31 . . 1174_ Coltl• All "'-"' _ 2 ... 11111\h .....- 2 A.tytll of . .-..o-dono, 44 1971 121<80 llboltv. Dtck. -.nine. 13100. Good CDn.. !loll 114-912· 3107. •d IPPI... Uotd lurnllu10 on d """otllold oppllonceo. Phonl 114-nz. be*oem IPtt. Gee or , . boll'oorn opt. In Mldclopolt. f12llmo,..h plut utlitloo. 11 .. 992·&548 Dov. 11 .. 949-2211 for Sale :-;::::;:;::;;:;:;:::;:== ;;;8 Public 8::...... a. Auction Po,...,.,. elec:trle Radn• Clfl d., 11._ 992·2111. ovonlng 114-94112420. . Uood aomttu10 bV tt. pi- ., entire hou-"old elto telling. 11.. 742·2481. Witch for tlgnt. S1turdey h .m.-lp.m. Hwe1hotgun. we•• .,.,..,.,, tooll. clothll. toW- ln. mw 18 Went~· to Do Nor men E. Hwttlf'l Nlldlnoe on t:Gu~~~yRd . 71. -IAuroiCtlff. be*oom •lrt:m•· 1/potoh . . .. . 2 - " beth. ""' Uv1n1 room, kitchen. f180.oocor- ctcoro& - c i MldciTCit. Dow-lro ...... mon- 12 1977 Utility nl• 5x8. murt · ue to eppreel••· liking e40o.oo. pricenegotlebl& 304175-2844. For Stile lx9 utHity ..... reel neN. t300. f30 .., ea~ _ ~ 3238 New·C,_..s,...... CWcul• uw 2't. horaepow.-. ~ 87.,v · 1431. ~ MldcltpCit. W· O hoo... p. PO. OW"n utili•. e111. month. O.otlt. .... ,.,lrllcl 1-61.. 912-2311 dl'f~ AVONollw_ll_t"*-e. 1114-178-14:n. - 124 lun..... Aw., DAY l>ulfd. lng. June 30. 1•..·3rcl looo : Rtd Chow, molt..,_, to:CubbV. · 3 " C - . fomolt. Cfti"'V whtte, ln.WWI to: Su~ shhe. rtlmltv Pits. RIIW'•d oH•od. Coli i14-4411-1312 or warll. 114-4411-3422. Large 2 •lnf'bedraom oombln'atlon, . lilt chan, bat h. • 110.00. Clll . , .. 192·2403 .. 114-912-2780. t"'"~•mtoc. 1711-8743. f1U Cill114-912·7717. -~·~ -p«od. •110. 00 31 N.2nii.Midci-.D-- - · .............. oduh ..... ' -"''Y 1 e New Homell Pr•wk'e ''... -lorphonootndlodoo :w~lng lndfiiCb *oeddedta•illllng homeaand butln••. C .. 304- Gllclouo lvln~ 1 .,d 2 bodroom IP.-fmer'CI at VIIIID• Mena.r Md Rlvnldll A.. rtment• In Middleport. From i 2 . . _ ........... l)<o:k 2 . k011f.- 1!\llllft. Oddt ll'ldlndl ............... o.trY """rlw wog•i0+17•4alla am.dl? Boetaend Moton for Sale .... · ·· 1917 Ltndtu 18'6" with MWCILiry 31 hp motor with p~trlm .. d.,toolinjecliol\ Mercur, TrotHng motor, lhor• line trllle plus mora. AI ~ _100d condfUon, Cah 814-112· 2770. ocleT.v . eue. Zonkh 18 1nc11 PDt'fttlle T.V. e71. Gas kitchen r~nge e71, PhiiCD refri. .Mor .,.. tlectrlc atn., UW"Ing mechine e71. Ktnmore .eedrlc ""'"' e1oo. 3 blcvct• no t40, t60.13:Ziun•nut.Pom.: ray, Ohio. •u I Middleport & Vicinity . ······-·........ ·-·- --,--·..... .. -Y•d 11111 Five .I'Viiot•Witlpio Rd. Juno 30, Julr 1. Twin otrol•. twin dOthet. mloc. ·~ "'Rue N. ...,_ f l o • - lltl.. monoy. 11. . . . . . . ..0~. . . ml• cut lon dHIIIIo.._ lloln., lhtn................ r.: ... . .....,.. Aoii-I·MV bed .nd m.nr. . tiO. 2n ... c•••a.brownel0 •ICh. Zenith Chrotnreeolor COfto 4x8 ft utilly lraH•. 304-17521&1. IHr ......,, II.N·. old .3Fonllflo vo•d-Jutv3. 'olmito y. lit. 12. ... t . . . _ ... lo. , 76 ••• r~·-;... .,d loor. 18X12. t.::::::=======:;:====( ):":":": NEA:·:IM:!J Mdcondition, IC:.:.:.!nav:; ':!~! :: 14-742-3033. f Call 114-44~0720. noo.ol ...ltly. .... 111010 ,.,..., """· .......,o.merov......... .. found: 2 YOUnt QDOft dDgtOUtsidl ofWIIklnlleln e»uftlry. OISCOUNT PRICES ALL MODELS MEIGS ~~~~J~·Es; ~~··l 33407 Smith RidgeOFFICE Rd .. Long BASKETS 992-6855 Auto lpeP """" wordl '!r.:,:~t.."!•,~•~";1;;,11, ot rv,.,tin •• ,..u ilord lifO*'... HAND WOVEN , • •110 •• ow.. ~ W.Vo. 'ftourtdoy, ~e~~. I!~Y~·~-~··~~~~t.t:IO~I:H:or:•·~":•w PROCESSING TYPIWRin:R XD7SOO r.,, of71.ooo •••·diet•""" .un-• wrak'lgar ,_.dl tome repalrt, 304-891-3331. 417 Second Avne, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Ill' al Veterans fllemorial Hospital Mulberry Hcts. Pomeroy, Ohio IYAN SIIYICE CEIIIEI OPEN IIOST SATURDAYS 10:00 'TIL S:OO Ml'fttg w ...... WORD ewor•ighttl 8 - · coli 30 .. 8711-2807 2panEik...,nd1 ,.,..,1 mole. one ye• old, to good home 30.. 8711-2440. ' 6 Lost and Found z ECHO SAWS I m•IS OIIEGON IAIS, CHAINS Lorge Supply of B•kot Wowing Supplloo Sign up now for lotkot • -vlngCiooo• . >. ...... .......... ............ . :. a.m..? I 1. 4th lt. 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Rlinbow of 7 ktttent. around 8 wkl. old. to good home. Thr• of the lktle guys ~.,•long hlir. 11 .. 982-&233. 101 Cllf!N111GHAM-Ow- Memt. NVSE. Otlwr Prinolpll Stock • Commoclty hchlr'l.. • 4-16-l&·tfn ........... 1 molo. 1 lomtlopup. Mother ill fulllrhhletter. 10Wb. del C.l 114-912·3118. "elevision listening Devices .Dependable Hearing Aid Sales & Servia! CJ Hearing Evaluations For All Ages . 422 Market StrNI P. 0. lox Ill Parkersburg, WY 26102 1-800-333-5252 VISA • MASTERCHAROE HOURS: Mon.·F•i. 9-7 1 femlle btegtea 2 Coon PJ.,.. Colll14-281-1418. 992·2621 or 992-6944 Wheat Fim S6cudties ....... INfore 1 p.m. kfttent BOB'S HEATING & COOLING Ctrtifitd .......... ( ...... lnnsl-t lrolrw 3/17/88 .... . 1. - U8.98. •••ortmtnt LARRY D. BROGAN, CIC PIH'h&Sorwlc•On Wty. Coli S1 .. 4411-8111 ctlt ••h V•d tole. Cherry lt., . _... ltl. enol ..,,. •1. 12:30-1::10. - - .,. 1112· 1127. 11 .. 949-2808. •Heat Pumps 5-31-'19-1 mo. pd. YAIDMAN MOWRS hld••·bldroglve~­ 2 · ~11911 pu!JI. 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