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Five things can be done to help bring the nation's students up to par with the rest of the world. Lota suggested .establishment of a national goal statement and strategy. He said school systems should remain "Individual, but work toward the goal. A collecti!ln of ideas approved an expanded riverfront, a River He also said self-paced educathis week by the Point Pleasant Musewn and revilalizing F!ln Rantion is essential. Treating all . students In the same grade the Restoration Foundation's board of dolph at Krodel PariL ''We want to make Point Pleasant same way does not allow them to directors includes a major emphasis on developing the city's tourism a destination point, not just a Jlli!IS· reach full potential. (Continued on page 6) potential, adding such attractions as Programs for the accelerated '· . . and gl!ted students need to be ' expanded. In addition, pre· school should be made available to all students, Including the economically disadvantaged. · workshops should call OSBA at charge from OSBA. Teachers and administrators VVorkshops for school board 614-891-6466 to register. are also keys to Increasing the "Any U.S. citizen who Is at candidates are set for Sept.llln brain-power .In this country, least 18 years old, a resident of Lhota said. "We need to do a Zanesviile; . Sept. 12, Dayton; WILLIAM LHO.TA the school district, and a regis· Sept. 20, Perrysburg; Sept. 21, tered voter for at least 30 days Westerville; and Sept. 25, Cleve· preceding the election can run land. The workshop tee is $35 and for a seat on a board of includes OSBA's Board Candl· education ," said Dickson . date Kit . Participants wiil . learn about "SchoolS need capable, qualified Individuals ·to serve as· educaOhio's election laws, boardman· Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reports that his ship and ethics, campaigning tional leaders." department Is Investigating the vandalism of a mailbox owned The OSBA , currey~tly In its 34th procedures, school law and legis- . by Mildred Wells, Flatwoods Road. According to the report, the latlve Issues and school board year of service to public educamailbox was smashed some time Thursday. policy-making. Candidates Inter- tion, represents ali but four of Biil Nease, Pine Grove Road , reported Thursday morning ested In attending one of the Ohio's 738 boards of education. that a wooden gate and wooden fence along Roy Jones Road had been damaged during the night. The department was ·also called for a domestic disturba nce on Vinegar Street, however, the complainant refused to sign charges . No arrest was made. operations to study production been established at the 230-acre practices on Friday, July 21 at 1 laboratory In Coshocton and . p:m . other branches of the Ohio Saturday , July 22, is Christmas Agrlcullurai Research and DeTree Day at Ohio State's Pome- velopment Center In Wooster. rene Forest Laboratory. The Ohio State scientists conduct tree ·Meigs High Sch.ool marching band practice wil l res ume on event Is . free and open to the sampling programs throughout Monday. The following schedule·will be in effect: · , public. Lunch Is available for $6 the state. Flags and percussion, ali wee k. " We're· studying many or the by advance registration. SubMonday , woodwinds . jects to be explored Include major problems related to the brass. Tuesday, herbaceous weed control; unde- establishment and growth of Wednesday through Friday, full band. slra)lle woody brush control; Ohio Christmas trees," says If there are any questions, students should call t he band characteristics of Scotch pine, James H. Brown, professor of director· at 992-7141 or (304 ) 675-7770. Douglas fir and blue spruce seed natural resources at OAR DC and sourc~; and West VIrginia balchalnnan of ChriStmas Tree sam fire research. Day. • 'Our projects are designed More than GO plantings for to consider the wide range or Christmas tree research have conditions found in Ohio." ,, - . . ,• There will be a special missionary service at the Harrisonville Holiness Chapel on Sunday at 7:30 p.m . Rachel Ferrell and Sally Sebo will discuss their trip to an Indian reservation in South Dakota. Rev. David Ferrell Invites. the · public. drivers · are Involved ln. more through additional training, ataccidents than their mldclle:aged tention a'nd practice, enabling counterparts when the record Is them to maintain their driving based on actual mUes driven. lleenses longer while driving T~ physical c&anaes of aatng 'more safely. ThiS II the ultimate Six Meigs County Saecial Olympics athletes participated In create difficulties for maayolder goal of 55 Alive/Mature Driving. the Ohio special olymplcs state games, June 23-251n Columbus. drivers when. yteldtna the rlabt- · Persons 55 years of age or older Athletes participating and their event were: of-way, backing, turning, ch&Da- are eU.Ible .to,partlclpate In the Deanna Freeman, 50 meter dash, bronze medal, softball lng 18Des and enterlna and prop-am and Jlllf-even qualify to throw, fourth place. ·leaving expresawaya. . becwne lnalruc&QI'a. The course Sarah Hannon, standing long jump, lifth place, 50 meter · However, research alao Indi- fee IB $7. To enroll, call PeUY dash, sixth place. cates tbat older persons can Irwin at O'Bieneu Memorial (Continued on page 6\ Improve their, drlvlna abiUtlei, Hospital, !if3.5551, extension 368. Ideas for Pt. Pleasant's future unveiled By CHARLES A. MASON . .OVPStafr POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Point Pl~t Main Street, a downtown revitalization organ~- WESTERVILLE - With the flUng deadline for candidacy In · the 1989 .school board elections approa_ching, , the Ohio School Boai'ds Association rOSBA) Is offering a free brochure and a series of workshops for board "Candidates . · ' This ·year's general election day Is Nov. 7. The deadline for filing nominating petitions is . , Aug. 24. "School board members set the ~uc~tlonal goals and establish policy for each local school district," said Tom Dickson, "tion, is pianning to take a giant historic step backward in order to ensure a bright futUre. Among the plans is a $1.2 million renovation along the Ohio and Kanawha river · · banks. OSBA director/ educational servlces·. "Being a board member can be a very rewarding job. It requires a lot of commitment and a real dedication to serving the needs of your community's c hlidren." OSBA 's : Informational brochure, "Wanted: Concerned, C11pable, Dedicated Men and Women to be School Board Members" .outlines the responsl· bllltles of board members with guidelines for filing, running for office and reporting campaign finances. It Is available free of LOVESEATSI Choose from· many styles. Fabrics and colors. · · REG. '499 TO '699 C~E$249 Eacli year, 600 to ' 800 Ohio ' During June; July and August, Cl)r!Stmas tree gFowers produce growers spend' a -great deal of about · '750,000 . Christmas trees. time pruning, shearing and shapProduclng Christmas . trees Is lng the trees. Growers constantly much more than simply planting watch for Insect and disease the . trees, standing back and problems. Early detection and w.a itlng elgh~ to 12 years for them treatment usually mean little to grow to r:nar~etable size, says damage. But if pests go unno~andaiJ lieillgmann, . forestry ticed, trees may be killed or so speclli'list ~t Ohio State damaged that they never regain University. the necessary quality to be sold ''To growweli, tree species and as ChriStmas trees. varieties must be ' properly .Ohio Chrls~as tree growers matched with so.ll types and site will be meeting July 21 and 22 in. conditions, " Helllgmann says. Coshocton to .share · Ideas and ''That Ideal shape and density we learn about recent research. The associate with the perfect ChriSt- Ohio Christmas Tree Association mas tree just doesn't happen by Inc. will host a tour of two · chance." Area news ...._ briefs~~ Vandalism being investigated Marching band practice slated Missionary seroice scheduled Driving class help elders . imp rave road skill ' . CREDIT TERMSI Apple . Grove, Mason County project Goddard confirmed that figure in a tele~;. interview from his office -" Charleston. Both Phillips and Goddard declined to discuss specifics on how the state might raise the $100 million. "We're looking at several alternatives," .. (Continued on page 6) · better job in rl!crulting teachers and administrators ." He suggested that administrators do not necessarily have to be educators to be effective. Superintendimts .are managers -and business administrators, and ed· ucators may not neces sar ily be best suited to those jobs, he said. Today's students need to be inspired to stay in school and learn, Lhota said . Citing Columbus schools, Lhota said approximately 10,000 students yearly are §Uspended and expelled . " They ~on't want to go to school. " "They need to be put in a learning environment, not out on the streets." By putting them in a learning environment, they can keep up with classmates and be at the same pace upon their refurn to the classroom. Finally, parents and clilldren should be able to decide where tpey want to be educated. Schools would compete to get .students, Lhota said, thereby increasing the educational level in the system. "Today's labor market demands quality," Lhota said . Jobs for the funct tonally Illiterate will not exist In the fl.ltur~. creating a ·• larger unemploym ent problem • than Is already In place. Christmas tree doesn't just·'happen by chance' EACH SAVE 10°/o,20°/o, 30°/o,40°/oAND EVEN UPT070°/o0FF! ... OF FINE FURNITURE YOU NEED CAN BE YOURS! BUY 3, 4, 5, OR MORE ROOMFULS AND SAVE HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NOW! Maple firish suite. Includes double dresser; vellical mlr· ror; tour drawer chest; head· REG,1349.95.... REG. '299.95 GUN CABINET! . Oak finish six gun cabinet. Beautiful design doors with locks & drop lid bottom door. Ten Gun Also Available! largest single industrial investment in Alabama's history• Rolland R. Phillips. md11$lrial .deYolopmcnt represenllltive for the Governor's Office of Community · and Industrial Development, said Thursday afternoon the state of We$t Virginia has been asked for provide ''in excess of $100 million" m the financing package for the By LEE ANN WELCH OVP News Staff JACKSON - While highways are Important to economic devel· opment, the educational system also plays a big role, according to ·William ·Lhota, president of Columbus South e rn Power C9mpany. Lhota was the speaker at the SU!Jlmer meeting of the Sou· theast Ohio Regional Council (SEORC) Thursday night in Jackson. The utility official lauded the efforts of SEORC in highway development and their push to bring qualtty roads to tl\P region,· · but reminded those attend in!! of the important part' education plays In the economic dPvelop· ment of Southeast Ohio. There's a "tragic" number of functkmally Illiterate people In the United States today, but Lhota says the fault lies with the educational system, not the lndi· vidual teachers. "To compete In today's marketplace," Lhota said, "we must be as smar.t or smarter than other countries.'' Of 15 countries surveyed, 10. year-oids In the United States ranked 7th '' In scientific OSIJA . assists . school board candiates 4 PIECE BEDROOM I REG. '499.95 BLUE FIVE PIECE DINETTE! Five piece wood dinette. 36" x48" Rectangle oak top table/ blue legs. Four bow back solid woocts:h.alrs with blue linl;;h. ~599 $139 $499 REG. '149.95 FIRM MATTRESS SET! $ 8 Mis-match lull size mattress &. box spring set. Famous 8 · REG. Jt99.95 WALL UNIT! 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ATHENS - 55 Allve/ Matut;J ; Driving Is an Innovation, class· room driver fl!tralnlng prograr:n desiiJled to help older persons · Improve their driving skills. O'Bieness Mef!lorlai Hospital Is offering the course In two ses· slo111 on July 18 and 19·from 1 to 4 p.m. each ~ay In the hospital confereace room . Developed by ·the Amerclan · AsiOCJatlon ·of Retired Pefsons'· IAARP), 55 Alive/ Mature Drill· lni .Is tile .l'lrst' comprebellilive driver retraining ~urse geared to the · ·specific 'beeds of older · · \ motoriSts. The colirse rna terlal covers the effects of -aglna and medications on driving, basic driving rules, license renewal, local traflic hazards, adverse toad condl· tiona, . energy saving and accl· dent prevention measures. -· Rl!search sho..ws that older Speci_.al Olympiam win medals . ' .' - ,. �.' ~- . ... Pega .2-The bany Sentinel -~ .. ' .• .' . .'• - - . ' 111 Court Street Pl)meroy, Ohio . Bush llll!~l pus!~ democracy with encouragement, money .· '· ·The West is fas t learning that the evolution of Eastern Europeoutof . communism has a price tag, ·. . ·. . . .. . . ··The CQuntries feeling the ' first twinges·.. or· democratic reform. surfacing through · th e bedrock of communism are slmultane<iusly torn by their thirst for freedom arid human rights and their bleak economic reality. . So it is not enough for President Bush to encourage the desire for democracy. He must .also find ways to bail out Po~nd - and Hungary and and perhaps other Eastern European countries such as Czechoslovakia as the walls·of communism crumble. ' 'I'm sitting on a powderkeg," is the way, Solidarity. Movemeh't Jeader ·Lech Walesa pUt it on the e"e of his private.luncheon in his home for Bush. · The admlrlistration's poSition is that loans and venture capital Initiatives; Inspired by the United States, won't cut li alone. Reforms and sacrifices are needed to lead the Poles, for one, out of'their controlled societies, · They mu st transform thei r ways of doing things to bring about individual freedom with individual responslbllity. Tlie sta te provided some baste necessities In these austere countries in terms of health -and welfare. which will not be ea~y for )hein to give up. Nor will they have to. Socialism Is not the only systein to provide for bottom line needs. The United States, with Social Securjty and Medicare programs • understa nds that . . So, while Bush is e ncouraging Eastern Europeans to throw off their chains, he is cognizant of the price tag. In Poland, the . president .finds a country still without a formal . government at the top. · The Communist Party has lost the.votes and the Solidarity leaders are reluctant to take over a nd Inherited debts from the past . So. while th.e pres ident has a greater possibility than any recent predecessor'to preaco Wes tern democratic values to the Soviet bi9C nations. he is being asked for · more than what he says is "hot rhetoric." . · . . They've got the messag(!. What they want now is help. The president will promote the cause of joint ventures among economic s ummit pa r tner<;. the seven Western Industrialized states, as they, meet in Paris next week. · Bush has spoke n on seve ral occasions during his current trip of e nding the divisions on the continent and seeking a Europe that ·ts · "whole a nd free." bhe Polish leader told Bush:"You said, ·We're ready to help you out if you' re ready to help yourself.."' Then he added, ·'We agree t.o that and I'd like to put that slogan on 'the walls with your name on It and mine." While PQland ponders iU · polltical fate, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has promised no Interference from Moscow. In his recent trips to Western Europe Gorbachev has proclaimed the end of the Brezhnev doctrine, which allowed Soviet intervention in sovereign states within its s phere. · There is alway s .the fear that the political changes are so fragile and that thl,' communist leaders are not so willing to relinquish power. That was manifestly true in China whose leaders insisted tllat . economic reforms must precede political reforms and whose brutal crack.down on student proteste rs shocked the· world. So while Eastern Europe d!"bat!"s Its ability to achieve democracy, it mu st al so contend with the question of how to pay for it. And to make . the people willing to make th e sacrifice. Tra nsfo rmation of thesE" societies will not be easy,· but Bush Is promotin g the premise that political and economic reforms go hand in ha nd . I • . . Berry s World Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta '. What the Pentagon didn' t say was that 11 had a study showing .. t here Is plenty of tritium to go tagon and the DOE . ~shell game begins. The DOE ·! around for at least the next two That's .where normally faira study showing that Its ,• . years. A group of scientists put · minded Spratt comes ln. He is g-teril:l construction projects · •' together by the Nuclear Control more than wllllng to lap up . average li(IO-percent cost over' _.;' · Institute to study the "crisis" whatever . fat spills out of the T)!nS. Top Bush adinlnlstratlon . ! says the 'supply wl_ll)ast at least budget. He proposed $300.mllllon officials tell us the cost ofthenew : five years. , to be spent over the pext year for reactors Is likely to be a mtn· new nuclear production reactors, lmum .of $60 bliUon. ·: : · The Pentagon well knows the Sl1PPIY Is actually good for even · preferably In · his home state. · Andnoneofltneedstobes~t, ~ · longer than that. because tritium Tl!at IS more than can possibly be at least not now. A new reactor in .. : Is recovered from old nuclear spent on the "criSis" In a year. South Carolina would produce Rep. Pat SchrOeder, D·Colo., twlcethecurrentneedfortrttlum weapoQs that are retired. Add to that. the very real possibility that tried to give Sp~att way out by and an Idaho reactor would . President Bush wUl negotiate a proposing an amem!ment that prpduce enough to ineet ·the ·· strategic arms reduction treaty $}00 million of tlie ~million be annual demand. That adds up to " ; that wlll retire even more weaearmarked for cleaning up the . three times the amount needed; ·· wns and still leave the United toxic mess caused by the nuclear not taking Into account :current States with enough tritium tq weapons complex. But Spratt · stockpUes imd. recycled tritium, , ~ blow up a ~lzeable chunk ot the wouldn't hear of lt. He wants a not to .mention the possibility of planet. · big ticket Item -for South Carol- an armf rl!lfuc\lon treaty tliat The Energy Department, Ina. Shame on hlm.(Qrsldlngwith .would":Wl~ouUhent!eQforanew ·· which runs the nuclear. producthe weaix>ns makers and against reactor o( anr. kind. · tlon side · of the U.S. weapons en~tronmentaltsts. · Energy SeCretary James ~at· . Industry, decided to put on Spratt's $300 million Is just the klns, . steeling himself for a blinders supplied by the Pen- beginning. The DOE's solution to thumbs-down. response from lagon and has been whining fdr · the bogus tritium crisis IS to build Congress, has proposed a future 1• more tritium too. That means the · two new . prOduction . reactors, · "fiy _o tr'bet'weenthetworeactor ·; ·. Amertc'a n taxpayers wUI have 'fo · probably · one- at the Savannah sites. In •Other wordi,' spend a •• · pay . an atomic-sized blll - at River site and one ln' Idaho. The fo~tunenowplannlnganddeslgn· least .$60 bllllon - to sat).s (y the DOE:s olflctal cost estimate Is , lng ·both of. them and then use lnsattable appl!tite of the . Pen$7.5. blllton; Buf that's j~st wh!lre :· only. dae and abandon the otber. i'· · Watkins, a g~~ng-hovet~ano,the nuclear Navy. apparently has 'forgotten that he wo~kS ~or tile .. ~•. .. poor taxpayers; not King·Midas; ·. . For some. reason, the DOE . flg~~res that ·. inost members of " . . Congress are afraid to touch the r ~., · tritium. Issue. One congressional . '· · staffer· described the subjgj;t as :.: "the' holy : o'f holies." Four · members are bucking the tide In , an effort to ·force a debate on whether more tritium Is needed. They . are Sen. ·carl Levlil, D· ' . Mlch·., Sen. Dale Bumpers, ~- · Ark., Rep. Les AuCoin;· D-Ore., and Schroeder. Leading , the .private effort ·is the Nuclear· Control Institute; headed by Paul .LeventhaL . . .. The hysteria over 'the tritium . • "crisis" ,and . the rush 1 o spend . blllions on production 'Is obscur· . tng a re,al crisiS- the toxic mess created· by ,the e)llstlng nuclear · weaponS plants.' Cif1an up .could · cost as muc!) as $150 blllion. The DOE has asked for $400 mUUon .this year and a, congressional •.. appropriations committee sug- ' . gested .another $300 · mlllton. At ' · !hat' rate, the cleanup wUI take ,.,; · 150 years. .' a .. Robert. Walters • -- - ; -· 1/t-~- .. . - ~··-~ I!: 1989 Dv NE.& 1n ~ ·'The plot was thin, the acting was fair. but the d;rty language was .GREAT. •· ~ - I -- ). ....i .. . ." ' ... :1; . ;.... .,, •'' ;;. .. ' ~ FIRESIDE .INN.. Mexicaa Fiesta Night · E•ery.Wednesday YOUR FAVORITE . MARGARITA$ . se . Legt• $1 so N·ow OFFERINO- Cu.stom 'B•nt .Exhaust Service . · .. ·· T 39( W II 1 ·• , {lo,1oo · aoo Ntl PR\(t .. . . SYSTEM l ~ 1 GRAVELY . ,. By United Preu ln~rnatlonal Today Is Friday. July 14, the 156th day of 19119 With 170 to follow. · ~ ..• The moon Is waxing. movtne toward Its full phase. The morning stars are Mercury and Jupiter. · J • The evening stars are Venus, Mars and saturn. . _ Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer.. They Include • <'' ·British suffragist ·Emmeline· Pankhurst In 18!18• . Austrian Art '·' · , Nouveau painter Guatav Klbnl In 1862. authors Irving Stone In 1903. ~~ · • (age86) and Isaac Baihevll Singer In liiOt (age 851, Brltlsl!corrledtan ~. ~ . Terry-Thomas In 1911 (arre '18), folk alnrrer. Woody Guthrle ·ln 1912. · :/ . Gerald Ford, 38th president of the Uli!Jed,.State&. In 1913 (ag'e·'l6l, ,·; ,. .Swedish film director In1Jinar BeriJII'Ian In 1918 (age71). ··" ' .: . .Sprlll Su111Mer Houra Americans, afier all, have our- :··'~ selves In recent years seen the -~ .,: . chlldreil of refugee Orientals outstripping all competitors In ,, many fields of activity here at home. They. make splendid, ·;·_ ·highly productive clllzens. · ,,, But the bottom l!ne for Britain, ~- , surely, ,Is Its moral obligation. ; , ' The last act of her dying empjre cannot, must not, be . a doublecross. Let Britain rise once again ,., to the level of the aspirations that made her great, and show the ;: world how a truly royal nation , · ' behaveJ, . · •,, • Today in history · , . .. For L~~' .. ,. . ' Rusher -~ ·William . ........... ' CLEVELAND . · ( UPI) , play was the second of the night · sacrfflc~ fly ilY canseco and Former Cleveland second base- · tor Sosa. · ., . · . Parker 's 13th ·home run, a man ·uullq Franco ·downplayed That was the last threat Texas .t hree-run blast to right on an 0-2 the significance of his RBisingle · had·until they got pastC'Ievelarid • pitch. . · . that triggered a six-run 11th relieYers Jesse Orosco and Doug . The A's made it 10-7 In the inning and gave the Texas Jones, who got the Iridian's to the ,. seventh when Canseco sliced Rangers to a 9-3 vlc(ory over his lOth with ttie score still tied. Steve Cummings' 3-2 dellvery team Thursday night. · "We went for the win," sa'!d former . over t he r 1ght-fle]d fence. Can''lt's not a big deal just because · Cleveland manager Doc Ed· seco singled home tpe final run In it was "against the Cleveland wards. "And. we didn't get it. the nlllth. Indians," said Franco, who was · Doug did h.ls lob, getting .Jesse ·· Marine.r s 5, Tigers 4 shipped to Texas In exchange for out of the ninth and stopping (t2 innings) . thtee RaJ!gers last win.t er·. . , them In the lOth, but we have ·At Detroit, Edgar Martinez Franco drove · In Cecil Espy . three more games this series, singled home Harold Reynolds before five more runs crossed the and If we go with Doug too long, · with two out tn the 12th Inning to plate for the Rangers tn the wild we don't have him for the rest of give . the Tigers their eJghth 11th Inning that Included a th.ls series.'' straight defeat. Reynolds delitwo-run 'single by Pete fncavU~a In other American League · vered a ·two-out single off Mike . . and a two-hitlnningbyEspy, who games: Schwabe, 2-4. the fifth Detroit Pomerqy, .Ohla.457111. ·'. 'A's 11, Blue Jays 7· pttch~r. The victory went to Bill had his first flve-hlt·game. ·8liJ18CIIIPTIOI!UI.'TES . ' . Fo~mer Rangers · Jerry It still feels like spring training Swift, 6-2, who worked two hitless By Carrl• ar Mat or Route Btowne · and Pete O'Brleil, Who ·' to Jose· Ca11seco, -but Thursday 1 1 · · •' · . , . nn ngs. , One Week ....... ... .... ................ ..... $UO SAND~ILL R~AD, , PT. PLEASANT, W.Y~ came to Cleveland with the since nigh! it looked like the 1988 One M9nth .................... : ..... :....... $6.10 - . ' Ange\s 13, Oriol~ 5 . One Year .................................. $72.80 1·; departed Oddlbe McDowell In the , season 'all over ,again. At Ba)tir;nore. Lance Par ris h · SINGLE COPY • · 1rade for Franco. helped the · · The 1988 American Leag!le and Jack Howell homered and ·' ' PBICE . / Indians to an e;;trly 3-llead. , . MVP .. hampered by a ·broken .. Di~k . Schoftelq homered and Daily ····· ····· ·•··: ················ ···. 2:5 Cents But the Rangers tied·it at 3-3 in wrist this· year, made his deout 9red four _times as the Angels Subscribers notd•lrtngtopay the car· the fifth, then waited until the - and ·homered, dr ove · in ihr'ee collected 17 hits. The Angels won riEl" 'may reinlt ln advance dlr.ect to The Dally S!n,tblelona3,6or12mon'th 11th to score again. , . , runs, walked, _stole a ,bas~ and their fourth s traight while Balti, basis. Credit wW be alven·carrlE!r 'each Je!f_ ~~~sell, .5-2, the th1rd threw ol!t a nunner "!"«l .M.ilrk ,more h~s dropped four of five. week.' . . ' · · · · Texas Pltcher·earned the·vtctory'· · McGwlre and:.J;lave Pa~r ,each • · •· ·"·"': '' No subscriptions by maU permitted in by getting the last out·in the.IOth ·added three--run blasts: powerln·g (See AL ACTlON on Page 4) anBs' whB"e home carrier service Is · a·nd turning the ball over to Gary the Oakla!Jd' Athletics to an 11· 7 · , ,avallabJe. .:• · · Mielke In the 11th: . . victory over · the Toronto Blue · • EACH ~-pl ..... _ . Bobby Witt went eight and Jays. ' · ·· ·g · S . ...llialilelllolp Coualy . · two-third innings · for Texas, "It's not that we'~e :forgotten . , . 00 APPEARING ·13 Weelcs :.............. ................... $19.24 26 Weeks ......... :......................... $37.96 giving up three runs on only six how goOd he Is, tiu tit's sure nice ·FRIDAY, JULY. ' '14 . 52W~. : ....................... :...... ... $74;36 SATURDAY, IULY 15 hits and striking out six . But he to be re!Y!.lnded," Oaklflnd ManeatS , e 8(00 I . ·' . · .O.Iolde Motp ·coualy , Guifarist ....;.,. 'Paul gave up five walks, including two ager Tony LaRussa noted. "With •1 D.J~-Sound ond 13 Weeks .... : .. :.c: ....................... $20.80 26 Weeki! .................................. $40.30 that came around to score. his ab1Uty, I wouldn't be sur- ~ • ROCK SPRINGS- The Meigs 52 Week:; ..........., ................ .. .... $75.40 "I was just trying to get out of -prtsed at anything he does; l;l~t · American J,..egion Team sco red the first ihning tonight ," .said that was deflrtttely special." : 11ve runs 111 the second Inning and Wl(t, who only got two Indians . Canseco, activated fi·om the took advantage of five Wellston out when he faced them on June dtsa.bled list earlier ill the day errors' enroute to a 9-2 victory 26.' suffering a 4·3 loss by giving after missing the. flrst .half of the over Wellston Wednesday night. up th(ee hits and a walk before season with a · broken ' ~amate , ' WellSton scored two runs in the ' leaving. bone In his left wrist. went 2 for 3, first inning off of Meigs starter Bud Bl,a ck went seven Innings scored twice and stole a base. Chris Stewart. but were blanked · forCievelandbeforeleavtngwith "I felt some weakness, I'll : the rest of the way by Meigs. rn· the scon!"' tied 3-3. It ·was the have some soreness ton'ight," he three innings Stewar( struck out fou~tb no-decislo!J to go with one admitted. ,"My swing felt a llttle five, walked six and gave up two . win in Black's last five starts. bit sluggish, .. a llttle slow , my hits. Keith Mattox picked up the Rod Nichols, 0-1, the fourth of timing 'was off. l've 'been ,out. win in relief giving up one hit, five Cll!veland pitchers gave up three or four mQnths. This Is llke walking one and striking out six . six runs, three earned, a!Un the spring training." Kuhn was th e loser for Wellston, 11th to -suffer.tbe loss. Todd Burns, 5-2, the fourth of· striking out six, walking four , Browne and O'Brien put tofive Oakland pitchers, gave up giving up seven hits a nd hitting gether first I-nning s.tngles to put one run and two hits in two and two batters. Jeff McElroy led the way at the the Indians 'out In front 1-0.. two-third innings for the victory. arowne' t'ed off )Vilh a single to DenniS Eckersley : also activated plate with a double and a single, tJL'f 14.1989 right to mark the slx!h consecu· earlier In the day , pitched the and Chris L.ance had two singles, · . ttvegamethathereachedbaseln . flnallnning. · while Vince Vanaman added a FBl'PAY' J • . the first Inning. l:fe stole second, Jimmy Key, 7-9, lost for the double. Wes Young and Chris then . wa(ted for a two-out hit to seventh time In his last ;('ight Stewart each had a single. ~tght by O'Brien. ' declstbn5. giving up nine runs · Meigs raises its overall record Franco countered with an RBI and eight hlls In just four and to 8-i2 and 4.-8 in the league. They double In .. the secdnd. · Ruben two-thlro Innings: will ·plily Glouster tonight at Sterrascoredfromflrstwhen!he LaRussa was deltghted not A.thens ·Hlgh Schoo(ln 8th Dis· ball hit near thetopoflhe fence in only by a s1fong outing from •trict Tourn~ment Play at 6 p.m. . ,. •. ' right center. Franco's first RB:i .c_lmsec9, .but by a soUd Inning of '. . . s"speed. of the night was his 63rd of (he ·· relief fr'Oii! Eckersley. · GRAVE~Y TRACTOR 4 Or .• Alf., · I th se11son, breaking a team record · ."You're talking Jose and Eck: ·,SALES & SERVICE AM-FilA-Stereo. C Q set by B1.1mp Wlll$ In 1977.· • YOII 're talking superstars, no't 204 .Condor.St. ·' Pomwoy. OH. ' ,.. · d Morel O'Brien then added a second • ,Uk.e : !lie , rest .of us," · said La Interior • an , RBI single off Franco's glove·to Russa. -,, ·. · . . . & put Cleveland up 2·1in the third. The Athlettcs' sCOred four runs .OPI" MONDAY THIU neAT S\ 1,227 It was the l,OOOth hit of O':Srleh's before ~ey recorded the first out ,. 9 A.M. • S P.M. lflfl~ Gf,O fi\11A _ career. · ' · of the game. Singles by Rickey . 1\ElAil . SATUID'AY • A.M.-I p.M . Henderson, Carney Lansford .and Browne had a hand In that run Gene lobnson ' .. 527 I too, moving Felix Fermin Into Dave Henderson gave Oak~nd a ~THE . Oeposit · ·scoring position with a sacrifice 1-0 lead. McGwlre followed with : ' b.unt. Witt gqt. hlrpsel! Into ' a blast Into the left-fleld stands trouble that Inning, walking tWQ ' for bls 18th homer of the yea,r. GN\ Rebate to give · O'Brien another RBI The Athletics chased Key with ' " & title\ · opportunity. a four-run fifth 1hat Included a ., lfiUS 1a ' " · Another walk by Witt resulted In · another Indian run In · the. fourth. Brook Jacoby waltred. · went to third on a single by .J oel Skinner and scored on a fielders . . ·• choice by Fermin. ';f • t ' "I'm not a finesse pitcher ,.so .1 . ' ' 't~· ' ... I'm going to walk people. I really get tn trouble when those walks move up a base or two. That Is what I have to Improve on," ·or added Witt. . "REASONABLE PRICES" RBI slng!l!s"by Jim Sund)lurg FrM ln1pect1on ·a nd .Eillmat111 and Espy tied the game In tbe •' . . .; fifth. Incavlglla opened the In· ' nbig With a double but got caught too far off the base on a grounder to short. Tbe next three Rangers reached base before Sundburg wandered too far off second base when Sam Sosa hit a slit liner to • Browne at second. The qQuble . . eo PrtztnS e New .. .· .. Low· Prices! .. will happen to Hong Kong? .. · forever, ·It that should prove . neceSsary. · The dllemma, however, probably lsn' t quite so ·severe as It seems.' In .the eight· years be. tween now and 1997 quite a lot may llappen to the bloOdstained gerontocra~y th_ a t presently · rules In Beijing. And It IS, In any case, quite sure that far fewer than 3.25. million people would actually try to avail them,elves of refuge In Britain, eve11 if worst came to worst. Finally, Britain would almost certainly bene(lt, In the long run, . from an Influx of several hundred · thousand; smart, hard-worklniJ, English-speaking Clllnese. We Rangers mount six-tun, rally t9 hant1 India~s 9~J. d:~feat . . •· CIN~iNNATI (UPil- Fprslx won ' 12 of Its last 16 and RatnesbeforeTekulvetcX>kover. Innings the Cincinnati Reds were . malnta,lned Its 1% game lead An error by Harris, one of two he In charge, And : for six lnrilngs. over tile second-place Chicago committed In the game, allowed Danny Jackson lookr<J like tl)e Cubs In the NL East, said "for six the Expos to tt,e 1t at 3-3 imd Spike Da11ny Jackson.of old, the pl!cl)er Innings I thought we were still In . Owen's. twO'out single sent pinch . who won 23 ga,mes for ll)e' Reds the All-Star break. " rilliner Dave Martinez tn with tbe · last season. • . . ' · ·But Rodgers dlsplay'ed his · go-ahead r un. · · But slQce ·baseMil games . go - confidence in·Martinez when he Tim Wallach's ·two-run homer · nine lnnll!gs or -m.ore. an early . let his 34-year-old ·righthander In the ninth off Franco, the first Clnctnnatl lead · Simply wasnt bat for himself tn the sixth with long ~all ·gtyen up all year by the enough .to hold oft the. red-ho t Montreal. trailing, 3-0, and two little lefty, , Y{rapped It up for · Montrea,l ?l'pos, ,whQ came from out. Aild Marttr.ez rewardea Montreal.· . .. behind \O hi!nd the str4ggling ·.. Rodgers' patlepce with a single · In other National League acttog: .. , Reds th~Ir . fourth straight loss, • that got his club on the board at winning 6-3'Thursday night. 3-ll!nd kayOed JackSon. Dodgen3, Cardinals 2 · For five innings, Jackson held , ·. ".f said to myself, 'hell, : I'm At Los Angeles, the setting sun the Expos at bay, extending his gonna · take. a chance here,''' at Dodger Stadium gave Ore! string to ' 11 ·straight :shutout Rodgers e~clalmed. "Jackson HershJser vision problems In the innings since coming ' of ·the had been having a · tough time third Inning of Thursday's game disabled llst on July'.5. . . pttchtng to Martinez · (walking against St."Louis: Fortunately-f or "I thought Dan.ny pl\ch~ well him !'!VICe) and I thought maybe Hershlser, third baseman Jeff enough to win,." said Reds he'd walk him again. If there'd • ·· Hamilton had no.s.uch troubl!;. manager Pete Rosj!. "His ball .been none out or one out; I would . . ' .Hamllton turned , a baseswas moving, but walks nl.\rl him . have plnchhlt for pennls." load~ Uner by Ozzle Smith into and )lurt us .all night. He'd made . · _Martine~. who won his club- an Inning-Ending double play, 100 pitches when we-took him out : recor;'d ·ninth game· In a row to . helplqg preserve the Dodger's' 3-2 • . •. with two out In tbe sixth, and he bring his record to 10-1 apd keep victory over the Cardinals. may have -been trrtng." · his earned . run average at 2.90, The Cardinals had tied the • With Paul o:Nelll supplying .struck out justoneWhllewalktng score 1·1 In the Inning antl the offense with a two-nun homer, three In six · Innings. And Tim threatened to score again. Sin- • his 13th, and an RBI double, the Burke blanked the Reds In • the gles by Jose Oquendo and Tony Reds roared to -a 3-0 lead over· ninth to record ' his 18th save of Pena and a · walk to Vince· Expos ace Dennis Martinez In the the season and equal his outputtn Coleman loaded the bases : Her- . :• first three in~ings. . . .eacb of the last two years. . shlser then. walked Mlll ').'hompBut 1t wasn t enough, because, .' 'That's the way It's been going son to .forcE! In Qquendo. . · as Rose holed later, '·'our bullpen the las.t '.three or. four games." " In the thlf4) nnlng I couldn't " let usdown tonight ." And . the said . Martinez . . ·-:Everything's see home Plate be!!ause the iluil .. primary rea ~on: lor that letdown going· our way, espeCially my (See'1NL' G,uJES ._on ' Page 4) ·.. was the absence of rellever Rob way. Every time r go out there, ... •' ·· . ··, · DibQle, pla·ced on the ·15-day we're able to score some runs Th · ]) ;"I S · 'f · 1 disabled list Thursday; retroac- and that's how you manage to ~ · at Y en tne live to July 10, with lnfiarilation . h11ve a decent year.',' · . (UINI.....) . of his right elbow. l:>tbble' also · The Reds grabbed a 2-0 lead In ' A Dlvllloo'oiMIIlltmodla,lnc. was suspended three ·games by the 'flrst on O'Neill's blast over '. Published eVery *"ernoon, Monday the National teague for report- the rlghtfleld wall .andmade 1!3·0 through Friday. 111 Court St., Po- ~ edly fined $400 for his part In a tn thf! third ' on O'I:'Ielll's RBI meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· lllhlng ComP:IIly/ Multlmedla, Inc., ~ : brawi.July 8 at New York. bloop double to left . field that Pomeroy, Ohio ~769, Pb. 992-2156. Se· . ' 'Tonight ~as a perfect exall\· knoeked In Lenny· Harris. The co.,d dass poatage paid at P,OmerOy, pie of how valuable Dibble Is,". Expos got one run back In the Ohlo. · · ..,.' said Ros~. after Norm Charlton, sixth on·Martlnez' clutch single. Member: United PrEss Jnt~naUonal, ,:_ . ~ loser Kent Tekulve , ·0-2, ' and But In the seventh, Charlton · Jnland Dally Pr"s AilsodaUon,and.the · ' finally John Franco all were · falled to retire a batter, walking' Ohio Newspai. ADoel.atlon. National · · Advertlltng . resentat.lve, Branham · , · , touched up'by Mo'n treal's 'hitters. Damas.!> Garcia and giving up a Newspap..eo. 733 Third Avenue, · . Ex pos mana ger· BUck · run-scorthg double to Andres New York. New York 10011. , · •' '' ' I l Rodgers , whose cll!b now . has Gallarraga l!nd a single to Tim POOTMASTE!t Send addrEss changES to The DallY . Sentinel, lll Court St., ' .Gen.e.Jobnton Newt s \ling I ...>1 It was In far palmier days, at . But winds of change were the apbgee of the British empire blowing across Asia, and as 1997 toward the· close .of the·. 19th · (the expiration date of the New century, that Britain negQIIated Territories lease) drew near. W·it~ the crumbllng ·Manchu Communist China let 1t be knowp dynasty the lease, for 99years, of that It expected Hong Kong to be the New Territories of Hong returned on schedule. Kong. Together with Hong Kong · In fairness, Britain - far Island and the Kowloon penin- weaker now than a century ago.sula, over which Imperial Britain had no choice but to agree. China asserted absolute sovereignty, could take the colony m111tarlly the leased areas comprised a In an afternoon - ot starve It for comfortable foothold for British water In a week. Nor was there economic and mUltary •power in any point In making a separate the Far East. Issue of ijong Kong Island and · As the British Crown Colony of the Kowloon peninsula, which Hong Kong; the enclave pro- could not possibly survive loVith· ceeded to become a bastion of out the hinterland of the far u.nfettered free enterprise. And larger New Territories. since .the end of World War II So Britain yielded·, managing· .:;,, (during which, of course, It was only to exact a pledge from Deng occupied by the Japanese) It has Xlaoplng that Peking would blossomed . Into ·a unique and respect Hong Kong's capitaliSt wonderfully beatitlfullourtstdes- economic system for at least 50 tlnation as well, where Wes- years a iter 1997. terners. can sainple the dellghts One can lmagln~. therefore, ·o f the Orient ami~ IIIIi fam111ar hoW resldehts of Hong Kong must comforts of British clvUtzatlon. view the recent political crack· Paternally, . Britain gave Its down· 'and mass slaughter tn Hong Kong subjects British pass- China. If Deng's pledge was ever porta. They were enco11raged to worth anything, what Is It worth regard themselves as British now? Many of .the 3.25 million citizens, and those who could Chinese who hold those British aftord It traveled rfeely· to and , puaports: are busy making confrom LOndon. ditional plahs to leave Hong Kong Jeremy Itowe. In' the secolld row are Coach Mike Mattea, Michael· Frankowiak; Nalnuna Tyree, Cory 8eymore, Brett Newsome, Bobby Ellis, · Chad Duncan and Coach Rich Gllkey , ' . b years· ago- and it could grow to any ot ·the world's other tndus., 12 percent- ~hen the planned . trlallzed nattons. · · · ·,, pipelines are operating. In New England, Canada's · • Natlomil ·Economic Research w1111ngne~s . to sell Its hydropHampshire and Maine. Assoclates; .an independent conower, nat~ral gas a11d other fuels But the 'issue of Canadian " suiting firm in White Plains, at reasonable rates !s vtewe<~ by energy Imports has been barely . ,: N.Y., . predicts . that " by ·1995 many as a hona!lza for a region recognized. much les~ seriously -~ Imports of Canadian natural gas that geographically is Isolated debated. Among · the questions 1 from most domestic sources of that eventually must be· will more than double, to3 trillion cubic feet per year, H adequate energy and hlstorlcally has been a no;wered: · tr.a nsmisslon capacity is . overly dependent upon oil. What are the nattonal security '· available.. But some New England· resl- lmpllcatlons of growing rellance · '1. A similar situation exists In dents share the concern of upon Canadian Imports?. Do IVe Canada's sales of elec.trlclty to · Joseph C. Faherty, -a leader of want to become heavily dependthe United States, currently the Massachusetts AFL-CIO ~ ent upon energy from another valued at more than $1 b1111on who worries that his state. "Is country, even a trusted neighbor annua1ly. Untu · the late 1960s, well ' on Its way to becoming a and 'l ongtime ally? ·. imports and exports of eiPCtrlc- . Canadian energy colony. " What are the economic conseity between the two nattons were Although the Impact of· Cana- quences of a seemingly Irreversirelatively modest (below 5 billion dian energy Is most obV·iOUs In ble trend that makes the domeskilowatt-hours per year) and New England, Jt. Is being felt tic energy Industry less · ' evenly balanced. · across the northern United · self·sufflctent and adlls billions Citing Canada's "enormous States. More than 30 high-voltage of dollars annually to the · ·' untapped energy reserves," transmission lines. wl)h a carry- balance-of-payments deficit? · · ''1 lRRC suggests that "a largely lng capacity . of 10,000 magatnexpenstve. rellable Can a· ' · unrecognlzed potential exists for watts, now bring Canadian dian energy Is a precious com- .. ,r further ·dramatic growth in elec· power directly Into the border moolty-, but more consideration - ;, trlclty imports. " Other analysts states of Washington.- North must be 'given to the costs ihls .. .--; note that the cost of most forms of Dakota, Minnesota and Michigan country .Is paying beyond the , ener~ Is lower In Canada than In · as well · as New York, New purchase price, · ... ' ~ What RUNNER-UP TEAM -The Middleport' €ardiJiaJs ' flnlshed In second . place In the 1989 Blll Hubbard Utile l.eape Tournament. In the front row (L,R) are Jon Mattea, Ryan Rowe, Justin Seymore, Sh~non Petrie, Mark Mllls and bat boy Me. This time, the ·' sheiks' are Canadian HIGHGATE SPRINGS, Vt. (NEA) -If the promoters of the Champlain Ptpellne are successful, thls 'rural community will be the port of entry for patural gas shipped from Canadian province of Quebec to consumers in · Vermont. New Hampshire and Massachu setts. Another propoSed transmission facUlty In the East, the Iroquois Pipeline, would supply natural gas shipped from Canadian province of Quebec to consumers In Vermont, New . Hampshire and Massachusetts. This country currently Imports 1.4 trllllon cubic feet of natural gass annually from Canada, but that figure has grown rapidly in recent years and is expected to increase at an even faster rate during the 1990s. The 1989 figure represents a 12 percent Increase over the 1988 total of 1.25 trillion cubic feet. Canad!i' s share of the natural gas market In the United States will . reach 8 percent this year almost double what it was three · The Daily Septinei-Page-3 ~P~:s . survive· Ja~kson's ~et~rn ·to fot·~t io top . Reds ' WASHINGTON ,'·_ The old nursery rhyme begins: "Jack Sprat could eat no fat. .. " If only 11 DEVOTED TO T HE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA 1 were true of~ep. John J . Spratt, ~'b . ' · D·S.C. He's so hungry to bring ~~ r-n.....L.-...............c:::l•...., hQme a pork -b~rrel project to South Carolina that his appetite ROBERT L. WINGETI' CHARLENE HOEFLICH . has muddled his -thinking. Publlshe.r · The Issue ·ts the · " tritium . Ge~ral Manqer , criSis," an emergency manufactured by the White liou~e and the. PAT WHJTEHEAD Energy Department and tailorAssistant PuJJI!sher/ Controller made for an opportunist like Spratt. . · · · A MEMBER of The A!lllldated Prf8a, Inland Dally Preis ATritium Is the .r adioactive gas ciailon and the An'lerlean Newllpllpt'r Pub~!Jer11 Aliloclailon. . that boosts . the . reaction of . LETTERSOFOPINIONarewoloome. 'lbey ohouldbe leotthaDSOO plutonium In nuclear warheads words lone. All letters are subJeeNo edHIDr IU!d mull be tlped with to make a bigger bang. The only . name. &ddreos and lelephoae munber. No uullfted lelterl wDI be pubtrouble with tritium ts that 1t llsbell. Letters should be In gooll lute, alldreoslnclssueil, not personalities, · d~terlorates rapidly. The prim. ary maker of the stuff for the Pentagon, the Savannah River plant In South Carolina, was shut down last.year because of safety problems, and the big spenders at the Pentagon began to whine. They wore down their shoe leather on Captiol Hill bugging ·' Congress to come up with new reactors and predicting a "uni- · lateral disarmament" situation U tritium was not being By HELEN THOMAS produced, · . UPI White House Reporter . . . Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Pon•oy-Mic:ldlap)rt Ohio . : Friday, July 14, 1989 -: · The Daily Sentinel . . Friday, July 14, 1989 FOII1Gf4 ·r~. JONES I' " DGMESnC .CENTER sqqOO· . e �, Friday, July 14, 1989 14. 1989 J\T~ ~(lllleS .•. ~--------~(C~o~n~tin~u=e~d~fr~o~m~P~a~g~e~3~)--------------~•-'------- 7' fXrERIEN I was Iii my eyes,'.' said Hershlser, Oquendo singled to score Pen· Winner Jet! · Brantley. 5-0, who started the game in the 5 dleton and the runners advanced . worked four scoreless Innings. p.m. twlllgbt.. •:H gave-me a little · on a -groundout, but Howell Cubs 7, Padres 3 control probiPm It's something struck out pinch hitter Leon At San Diego, Jerome Walton went 4 for 4 and drov'e in two runs that happens' a · lot In tw!llght . Durham to end, the game. games." Giants 3, Pirates 2 and · Greg Maddux and two Smith · followed with a hot (13 lnnlnr;s) relievers combined on a fivesmas h to Hamilton, who made At San Francisco, W!ll Clark hitter. Walton had three single~ the stop and threw to catcher singled to drive . home Brett and a double iri his 'second Mike Sciascia for the forceout at Butler from second with nobody four-.hll game of the year. Madhome. Scloscla relayed to Urst out In the 13th to lUI the Giants. dux, 9-7, held 'the Padres to five baseman Eddie Murray for the Butler led off with a single, hits and one ear!Wd run over six double play. Robby Tllompson beat out a bunt and one-third Innings, aJl.d Le1i " The whole thing boiled down and Clark singled (oJett to make Lancaster earned his first save. to the third Inning when Hamil· loser of Miguel Garcia , 0-2 . Bruce Hurst, 7-7, was the. lm;er. , ",. ton handled Oz~~s hit, "_ s\ild ' Cardinals sklp~r Whitey Herzog. "That was the turning. polllf of the game. Ozzle crushed the ' -....,... ball, blit'HamUton made a great ' Play." .. Bert Blylelien, 9-2, ~cattered nine and two-third innings until Hershlser, 10-7, struck out four hits in six Innings. · Mark Thor- George Brett singled to right. and walked three before being , mon<l. 2-3, took the loss. Luis Polon!a and Don Mattingly lifted for Jay Howell with one out Red So" 3, TwiDB 1 each .had two · RBI and Roberto in ninth. Howell yielded an RBI AI Minneapolis, Roger Cle- ,Kelly scored two runs._ Mark single In the ninth before getting ,_ mens allowed two hits over eight Gublcza, 8-7, allowed five runs In · the final two outs for his 16th. ' hm!ngs to improve to 10-6 anil six Innings. ~ $aVe. hand the Twins their seventh While Sox 5, Brewers 4 Ken Hill, 5-5, who had defeated stralg)IJ loss: Lee Smith pitched At Chicago; Ozzie Guillen Los Angeles t\\'ice this season, the ninth for his 13th save. Loser scored on a bases-loaded walk yielded nine hits, walked tllree Frank Viola, 7,10, committed a with one QUI In the n!ntl!. Guillen ; and struck out one. , ·costly throwing error In the reached on shortstop Gary ShefThe Cardinals scored a run in ·, eighth that allowed Randy field's error and, after a sacrUice the ninth and threatened to tie the Kutcher to score the go-ahead and two walks by Tony Fossas, sc<ire. With one out, Terry run. 1-1, Dan Plesac replaced Fossas Pendleton and Tom. Brunansk Y Yankees 6, Royals o and walked Ivan Calderon on five :. singled, chasing Hershlser. At New York, Andy Hawkins pitches to force in the winning •· pitched a three-hitter for his run. Bobby Thigpen, 1-3, won in relief. · second consecu Uve shutout. ·Hawklns,ll-8, was perfect for six Pomeroy-Middlaport, Ohio i I The Daily Sentinel-Page-S lHE JOY Of RELIGION I (row's Famill Restaurant '11111tlllf K1111e 1 Frill . ~21 W. Main c.w," Nationwide Ins. Co • ol Columbus, 0 . SJ., Pomeroy 992-5432 a B04W. Main 992-7~18 Pomeroy ' AL acti0 n .....------~(C: ,:o~n;.: :ti: :nu:~;.: :d. :,fr:,.:o: m: . .P: . ;a: sg: ;e. : 3:. ) '• • ' TOURNAMENT CHAMPS - Syracuse won the :·1989 Bill Hubbard Memorial Uttle League champlons!llp with a 8-I Victory over'Middleport. In thefroill row are (L-R) bat boy Jeremy Fisher, Jay McKelvey, Paul Chapman, Kevin Deemer, ~ Robby Crow, Tyson Buckley, Adam Triplett and ·Jared Clay. In. the second row are Jason Panglo, Jay Ray, Mason Fisher, Cass Cleland, Ryaa Ifill and Ryan WIUiams. In the back row are coaches Marvin McKelvey, Bob Crow and Kenny Buckley. Syracuse also received team jackets as a r;lll from cIts spo11110r; Hub bards Greenhouse. · SUPPLY 4 AWARD WINNERS - Top Individual award winners In this · year's Bill Hubbard Memorial Tournament are (L·m Adam Triplett (Best Offensive Award), Brent NewsoJlle (Best Defensive Award) and MVP Ryan WIUiams. Phil. Majors By United Press lnlt>rnationa l 1All Time~ EDT) · AMERICAN LEAGUE East Team W L Baltimore 41> 38 New York U , 43 Boston 42 42 • Toronto 42 .46 Milwaukee 42 46 Cleveland ,40 46 Detroit 31 55 Pet. GB .558 .506 w, 5 .500 .477 .477 , .471 7'h 7•;, 8 .360 17 •• (1 2 Innings) Callfomla 13, Balllmore, · · Oakland II, To ron to 7 Texas 9; , Cleveland 3 West S.F. 52 36 .591 Houston 50 39 .562 Cincinnati 44U .500 San Diego" , 42 47 .472 Los Angeles n 47 .466 Atlanta 36 52 .409 2'4, K 10% II 16 Thursday 's results Chicago 7, San Diego 3 Philadelphia II, Hou"on 4, 1st game West California 53 33 .612 53 36 ,596 ll;, Oakland Kan- City 49 3M .563 4 I;Z 48 39 .552 6\', Texlf.• .seattle 43 H .494 JO y, 41 47 .466 I :1 Minnesota Chicago 33 56 ' .371 211/, ThursdftN's resUlts Seattle 5, Detroit 4 ·• 33 53 .384 16 ~ (II innings) Boston 3, Minnesota I Houston 3, Philadelphia, 0, 2nd game New York 5, Atlanta I Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 Montreal 6, Cincinnati 3 San Franci!;CO 3, Pittsburgh 2 (131nn.) Friday's games · Houston (Clancy 5-'l at Philadelphia (Mulholland 1·3), 7:35p.m. · New York (Fen.. ndez 7-2) at Atlanta (Giavlne 11-5), 1:40 p.m. Montreal (B. Smith 11-3) at Cincinnati (Brownin' 7-7). 7:35 ' Ryan W!lllams of Syracuse won the Pat Hill Ford MVP trophy for his outstanding play, and teammate Adam · Triplett won the Hemlock Pipeline trophy for the Best Offensive Player for his clutch l)!tting. Mlddlepdrt's Brett Newsome won the Syracuse Dairy Bar Best Defensive Player Trophy as he struck out 43 batters in the tournament. Team trophies werp sponsored by )'tacine Home National Bank (first place), the law firm of Crow and Crow t second place l , JeffefS Excavating (third place) and Farmers Bank (fourth place) ,. .., ..._,; .... · SALES I SERVIa p.m. Mllwaukep ( Bosio ~5) at Chica go (Hibbard 1-2), R: 30 _p.m. • -~ Saturday's games Kan""" Clly al Nt•w York Oakland at Toronto, nlghl Texa8 at Cleveland, night Seattle at Detroit, night tlallfornla at Baltimore', night lloolon al Mlnaeoola Mllwauk~e al. Chicago, twlnlghl " NATIONAL LEAGUE ,. Eut W L • 38 .. ,.• tl It Pel. GB .668 .61% ~ I~ · ~I ~~ 992-6669 POMEROY CHURCH OF 'I1IE NAZARENE, Corner Union '"'d Mulberry, Rev . 'lmll'lllll Glen ll!cQulW, past(l'. Nmman Pres- • ......rt, 271 North S.CMII Ololo !lip.~ S.ni!IIY Sclvlol, 9::11 a,mr, moning ......np 10: :II a.m.: ev..,ingservlce6 p.m.; mlcl- oervlce, W-'11'· 7 p.m. CRACE EPISOOPAL CHURCH, 326 E. .Main St., Po~. &llllliV lll!I'VIc:ej: ll<tly • commwion on the llrll &llllliV of each monlll, and <OI11Illned with mornng lll'lll"''' on the tld!d ~lllay. Morning JXll)'t!l' and 8ei'J!I(XI on all c1IEr &illlliVs of the mollll. <llun:h SchoO and Nu!'!f!'!Y c.-. pi'OIIIded Collee lllurin the ley, S, S. FISHER FISHER FUNERAL HOME . 992-5141 264 South 2nd w-. 6:00p.m.: Evening ..,.....P. 7:00 p, m: nlglt prayer IJII!I!IIngand BitE stgly, 7:00p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY, ll5 llll1er"'t A..,., f'ornt!rw. Mrs. Dora Wining In chartle. SUnl.- holtnt!ls _ , W a.m.: SUlllliV Scllot:i, 10: :II a.m. SulllliV Scb:lol, YPSM ·Eic8! Adams. leade<. 7:30 p.m. Salvation mel'llng. various spealcen and miiSic spedals. Tllul'!Otl'l)', ll::II a.m. to 2 p.m. LadlfS Horne memll!rs In chartle, all ........., lnYited; 6:115 p.m. 1bu~. eor111 cadet Cl- (YOUIW People-Jlllje), 7::11 P.IJ\. BitE · StillY and~ meetlna, OJIIII.tot!~> pWJ!Ic. I'OMERllY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 33116<llll<ftn'slfomeRaid (Coulty Rood 16). -·Vocal music. SUlllliV WcrsNpiDI!--m: lltit!Siglylla.m.: WoR!dp.Sp, m - . - . Bllje Slgly, 7 p.m. Spellke', mel'linp. HAZEL . COMMUNITY CHURCH, Off Rt. 124, 3 mUm tram Portland-Long Bottern. Edsel Hart, putar. Sunday School, 9: 30 a .m .: Sunday morning preaching 10:30 a .m .; Sunday evening services, 7: :J> p.m. . . MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Cor.ner Ash and Plum. Noel CfWRCH, Hernnann ~ .Le-. t • ' Lanllmllooe. ,............. E 1989 nfl!day and Saturday Evening Services at 7::11 p.m. . APPLE .GROVE UNITED METHODIST Cj!URCH - Past<r, Rev. Carl Hicks, 10 mil eo above Racine on Rt. 388. day, 6:30p.m. MT. OLIVE UNITED METHODIST011124, behind WUkesviUe. Charles Jones, pastor. Sunday School, 9:~a.m . ; morning worship, 10: 30; Sunday and Thursday evening services. 7:00p.m • ' SAciU':D HEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH -Pomeroy. Msgr. Michael Hellmer. Ph. 992-5898. saturday evening Mass, ~: 30 of each month. Confessions. One-half hour CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS. first Sunday. (Archer) ··Fort MeiRJ Park. Robert W. Richards, m.; Ult!W, first Thursday, 1 p.m.; Com· UNITED METHODIST, munlon, first Sunday (ArchEI') . JOPPA- Worship 9::11 a.m. : Church SChool10: ill a.m. Bible Study Wednt!!day, 7:30p.m. (Johosoo), LONG BOTTOM,- Cbureh SChool 9: :.i Preaching 9::ll a.m. first and second Sun· · days of each month; third and four1h Sun· day each month worship SE'rvices at 7:30 p. m.: Wf'dnesday evenings at 7:30 p.ni . •. Prayer and Blblt' Study . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.- a .m .: Worshl~ 10:30 a_.m,; Bible Study, WednESday, 7:30 p.m., UMYF Wednes- Mul- day, 6:00p.m.; Communion First Sunday . berry Heights Road, Pomeroy. Pastor Bob of Month (Crofoot) . REEDSVILLE - Church School9: 30 a. • Snyder; Sabbath School Superintendent . • · Fiodliey SplrPS. Sabbath School begins at 2 m..: Worship Service ll:OOa.m . p.m. on Saturday afternoon with worship service followin g at 3:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Chun:h SChool 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a.m. : Bible Study, Tuesdoy, 7:30p.m.: Communion Ftrot Sunday (Archer) . , RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harriett Warner, Supt. Sunday · School9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10: 45 a.m. · CENTML CLUSTER Rev. Mllvla Fr..ldla Rev, ClemtBte 8. Zaalr., Jr. Rev. Don Meadew1 Rev. Wool~ Tbal..'l" Rev.P ..IMarlla Rev. ArlburCrablree Rev. Robert Sleole POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST; t,yston Halley, minister; Saturday evening evangeltstlc services, open to public. 7 p. m.: Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10 :30 a.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po- ASBURY (Syracuse) -Worship ua .m. meroy Pike. E. Lal"har O'Bryant, pastor: Jack Needs, Sunday School Director. Sunday School. 9:30a.m .; MornlnJl Worship, 10:45; evening worship , 7:00p.m . (D .S.T.) ; Church 5chool9:t5 a.m.; Charge Bible Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: UMW, first 'I'Ilesday, 1:30 p.m.: Choir Reh..,rsal, Wednesday 6:30p.m. (Thatcher) ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.: Cllurch SchoOl IO..m.; Bible Study, 'I'Ilel· day, 7:00p.m.: UMW, First Monday, 7::11 p.m.; UMYF Sullday, 6 p.m. Cllolr Re- & 7:30 ,<1;:.S.T.I : WednESday Prayer Servlct>. 7:00p.m. CD.S.T.I & 7:30P.M. 1E.S. T.); Mission Friends (ages 2-6)-. Royal Ambassadors (boys ages 6-18), and Girls . in Action (age; 6-18) an Wednesdays, 7 p. : m. (D,S.T.)&7:llp.m. (E ,S.T.I:Tuesday ~' VIsitation, • 6:30p.m.: UMW p.m. Communion, CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.: Church Scho0110a.m.: BlbleStudy, Thul'lday, 7p. pastcr. Sunday services. 10 a .m. a.n d 7 p. m.; Wedn.esday wcrslllp, 7 p.m . GRAHAM hearsal, Children's at 6:30p.m. Adult fol· lowtntr. Wednesday. (Franklin) FLA'IWOODS- Church Scho!ll,10a.m. 6:30p.m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bai· ; Worlhtp, 11 a .m .; Bible Study, Thur• ·,., ley Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pastor. Handley Dunn, supl. Sunday School. · .. 10a.m.; Sundayevenlngservlce, 7:30p.m. ; Bible teaching, 7:30 p.m. ThurSday. · day, 7 p.m.: UMYF, Sunday: 6 p.m. (Franklin). . FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.: . SYRACUSE MISSION. Cherry Sl, Sy- · Cllurch SChool 10 A.M.:. Cllolr practice, 1bunday, 6:30p.m.; UMW l!llrd Monday. ~- racuse. Mark Morrow, pastor. Services. 10 " a.m. Sunday. Evening servl~ Sunday . , (Thatcher) , and Wednesday at6:00 p.m, · HEATH (Middleport) -Church School, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST 9:30a.m.: MornbiJ Worship 10::11 a.m.; IN CHRISTIAN UNION, Dwight ""ley, Yoolh Group. 4 p.m.: Wednesday, Bible llrsl elder: Wanda Mohler, Sunda,y School oludy 6:00p.m. Cllolr rehearsal 7:00p.m. 4 (Zuulp) Supt. Sunday School 9: :11 a .m.; Morning · Worshlp10:l.la.m.; EveatngWorshlp7::1t .. p.m.: Wednesday prayer meetlng7: XI p.m. 1984 DODGE STA. WGN •••••••• 52495 4 DR., AIR, PB, PS, ONE OWNER. ~ . Freeman Williams, Supt. Sunday SChoo! .. 9: 45a.m.; Sunday and Wedpesday even· lng services, 7 p.m. 1986 FORD CROWN VICTORIA ..... 56995 '. ,FULLY -EQUIPPED. GOOD CONDITION . MIDDLEPORT FIRST J3A1'TIST. Corner Sixth and Palmer. James seddon, .1984 FORD ESCORT •••••••••• 51695 ' P8stcir. Edna Wilsoo, S.S. Supt.: Calhy .. ·Rrggs, Asst. Supt. m .;· Children's choir practice, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Adult choir practice, Wed., 8 p.m.: Radio program. WMPO, Sunday, S:~a . m . . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF dmiST, 5th and Main, AI Hartaon, rninllter; Richard DuBooe, Auoclate Put or: Mike Gerlach, Sunday School Sup..-tntendent. Bible School9: l» a .m.; Morning Worahip 10:30 a.m. Evealnc Worahlp 7:00 p.m. Wedneoday, 7:00p.m. Prayer meotinl. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TilE NA· ZARENE, PASTOR Frld Penhorwaad. BUI Wlllte, Sunday School Supt, Sunday Scho~ 9:~ a.m.: Mornla~ Wortbl~ 10:45 ' APPLE GROVE - Cllurch Sehool 9: 00 a.m.; Mornlna Worlllllp 10:00 a.m.; Bible Study Su-y 7:00p.m.: Proye.: meetlllg 7::'/im. Tlturlllay. (lncb) OP IIBIIll COO!tft'Y HANY - Worship 9 a.m.: Chun:h SChool10 a.m.; Bible Study Wlldnood&Y 10 . Jlov, O'QHIII ~lb' a.lft.: lloreu Womtn'o Yallowshlp Wed- · · HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN nesday lla.ni. (Baker). • CHURCH - Sullday: WoralllP Servt""!' CARMEL - Cllureh School 9:30a.m.: • 9:00 o.m.; Cllurch Scho!ll 10:1h.m.. , Worship. 10:4& a.m. Se"'Dd ud Fourth MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN SUahva; FeiiOIVshlp dinner with Suttm Sulldaf School, t a.ll).: Church al!nlke, tblrd tbul'ldoy, S:30 p.m. (Baker). U:lllo.m. MORNING STAR- Church Sc- 9: e SYRACUSE FIRST UNl'I'EDPRESBY· a.m.: Won!IID 10: 30 a.m.: Bible Study, . TEiliAN - Suadav School, lD a.m.: 1bundoy, 7::il p.m. (Baker) . Church .-vice, 10: 1& a.m. SUTtON- Cbu"'b Scbool, 9:30a.m.: · • RU'J'LAND CHtiRQI OF GOD, Put..-. l\loniDfJ Worship 10: 45a.m. ftnt and third · ~ Cox. Stl8dly SclloGI :JO:ooa.m.: Sunlllya; FtiiOWI!llp dllmer with Cormol • Souidlir ~ Wol'llllp U:OO a.m. Cbll· 11tlrd tbundiY. 6:30p.m. (Baker) . • dre'a Cbtlrdt 11 a.m. SuBtlaY E-lq · EAITLETAR'I'-MornlncWonhlp9:00 · lorvlet 7:00p.m. Wild., 6 p.m. YouDI La• dllii' AlllfiiiiiY. w......roy, 7 p.nl. Fam· , a.m.: OIUreb,Se- !O:OOa.m.: UMW Drat Tueod~ 7:30p.m. (Grace). 1JY Wqnldp. . . VNJI'IID PBDII\"l'DLVIIIIINIITRY Ra,- ::·:: !:. ;:. ' .' j ,1· '" 1 ,, 1 ---·· ..~--.:r - I,M....._.,.. ~·~ ,• Rev.lltaa ... lokor ......111'0-. .... C..lllldia n-y Prayer Meetlna, 7:00p.m. '\ I·, •L· • Cburcb SChool, 9: 15 801l'DIUN' CWtrmB a.m. , Evenlna Service, 6:00 p.m., Wed- YEAR'S EDITION 1 . ROOK SPRINGS a.m.; Worship 10o.m.: BlbleStudy, Wednesdlll', 7:30p.m.: UMYF (Seniors) , Sundoy, 6 p.m.: (Junloro) every other Sun· day, 6 p.m. (Franklin). RUTLAND- Church SCbool, 10 a.m.: Worship, 11 a.m.: UMW Firat Monday, 7:30p.m. (Crabtree) SALEM CENTER- Church SCho!ll 9: 15 A.m.; MornbiJ Worsblp 10:1~ a.m. (Stetle) SNOWVILLE - Monli!'J Worship, 9:00 a.m.: Cllureb SchoollO:IJIIa.m. (Marlin) and Bible study Wednf!lday 'ovenlag, 7 p. CALL BRIAN OR DAVE TO. PLACE YOUR AD IN THIS f tl· ~ ·(Meadows) S~nday School, 9:15 a , m.; Morning Worship, 10:15a.m.; Sunday Evening service, 7 p.m . Prayer ml"E'tlng. 2 DR., 5 SPD., PS. ' MINERSYILLE - Cllurch School 9:00 a.m.: Worship service 10:00 a.m.: UMW third Wednesday, 1 p.m. '(Thatcher) ~ARL CHAPEL - Cllurcb Seboil9: 00 a.nl.: Worship Service 10:00 a.m, (Marlin) POMEROY- Cllu"'b School, 9: I~ a.m. : Worship 10:30 a.m. : Cboir reh111rsa1 Wedneadu, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, second Ttu!0<1ay,1:ll p.m.; UMYFSunday, 6p.m. , MT. MORIAH CHUR(:II OF GOD, ' Raclae. Rev. James S4tlerlleld,' past..-. .• 106 luttlfnut Avt., Pom~roy. Oh. w w• too\ jl-.......... , ·• ' ' DEXTER Ro~er ' Bible Study, 6:30p.m. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, PomeroyHarrlsoovllle Rd. CRt. 113) Robert E. Purtell, minister; Steve Stanley, Bible School Supt.: Rodney Howery, Asst. Supt. SUNDAY: Bible School 9:30 a.m.: Worshlf. 10:311 A.M. and 7:30P.M.: Wednesday B · ble Study,7:00 ~.m . ST, JOHN LUTI!ERAN CHURCH, Pine Grow. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth, pastor. Chun::h service 9: X) a.m.; Sunday School10:30 a.m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tom Runyon, pastor. Sunday Schoo19:~ a.m.; Larry Haynes, S. 's. Supt. Morning worship 10::rt a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA- RENE, Rev. John Vance, pastor; Sandy Justice, Chairman of the Board ot Chris· ttan Ute. Suaday School9::rl a.m.: MornIng worship 10:30 a .m .; evangelistic ser· vice 7:00p.m . Wednesday service, 7 p.m. LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHU~CI!. llex· ter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. aad 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lloyd Sayre, Supt. Sunday School 9: :II a, m.; morning worship 10::1) a.m. ·sunday evening service 7 p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Steve Deaver, Pastor. Mike Swiger, Sunday SChocW Supt.; Sunday School 9: 30a.m.: Morning worship 10: 40 a.m. ; Sunday E.'Vf!'nlng worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday evening Bible study 7:30p.m. BURLINGHAM OOMMUNITY CHURCH, Burlingham. Ray Laudermlt, poster. Robert Cozart, aaslstanl )11151<1'. Su lllliV Schom 10 a.m.: worship 7 p,m.: Wednood.-.• 6 p,m, youth meeting Wed, 7 p.m. church tervlces. •PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, \1 BAPTIST. wO:~~~ "'rvlc'• ·prayer meeting SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 383 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport. Sunday School10 a.m. Sunday evening 7:00p.m.; Mid· week service, Wed., 7 p.m 1 • LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Jeff Patterson, aup..-llltendenl. Sunday ScMol9::1l a.m.: Mornlna Worohlp W:30 a.m.: Sunday evening service. '7:JJ p.m.; . Wedneoday ..,.,nli\g service, 7::11 p.m, SYFiACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE. 'Rev. Glenn MCMillan, past..-. Mary Janlw. Lavender, Sunday · School ' Supt. Sunday Schod 9:30a.m.; Morning-\ CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION· AL .CHURCH, KlnRJbury Road. Rev. Clyde W. Henderscm. pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; Ralph Carl. Supt. EvenIng wor!hlp 7:00 p.m. Prayer meellng, · WednESday 7:00p.m. , OLD BETHEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH, 211001 Stale Rouli! 7, Middl,. port. Sunday Scho~ 10 a .m.; Sunday evenIng service 7::1t p.m .; Tuesday service, 7::11 p.m. HYSEL~ ltUN HOLINESS CHURCH . o. H. Cart, past cr. SundaySchoolat9: 30a . m. ; Morning worship at_10:30 a .m .; Sun. dayeventnaservlceat 7:30p.m . Thursday services at 7:30p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald located on County Road 31. Rev. •Roger Wllllonl, """"'· Sundoy School 9;30 a ;ri\.; Morning Worshl 10:45 a.m.; Suaday evening worship 7:00p.m.: Wed· nesday evenlllg B . lbleStudy 7:00 .p.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH ·- <;oolvUte RD . R.V. Phillip Rl· Knob, denour, past cr. Sunday School9:30 a .m .; ~ wonhlp service 10:30 a.m.; Bible at\ady and worship service. Wednesday, 7 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roy W. carter, put<r. MomlnaWonblpiO:OO a.m.; Bible SChool 6:00p.m.; BtbleStudy Wodneodoy 7:00 P·"'· . RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos Tillis, pastor. SOnny Hudsm, .!IUpt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning worship, 10: ~ a.rri.; Sunday evenina: service '7: 00p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO pro- gram 9 a.m. each Sunday. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Samuel Basye, ·past<r. Sunday SCho019:'30 a.m.: Worship servlce10:30a. p.m. Evangeilstlo oervlce 6: :II p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller worslllp 10::II a.m.: Evanaellatlc oervlce,l 6 p.m.: Prayer and Praise Weclneadlll', 7p., m .; Youth meellna, 7 p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN . CHRIST. Elden R. Blake, put..-. Sullday · School10 a.m.: Gary Reid, Lo~eoder. Mornlllg sermon, 11 a.m.: Su nllbt services: .Chrlattan Endeovw 7: p.m .. song service 8 p.m. PreaclllDI 8:30p.m. Mid-week prayer meotiD&. Wlldn..roy, 7 P.l't.,;MLOCK GROVE Cl!RISTIAN, Char· les Donitgan. pastor. Mildrid Zlealer, Sun'dill' Scho!il Supt. Mornln1 Worshfp 9:30 a. m.: SundiiV School10:illa.m,: Evelln&aer· vlce, 7:30 p.m ..,. putor. Evenlllg oervlce 7:30 p,m, : Wo- men's Mtniltry, Thuratay, 9::tl •. m . : Wedaesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 p.rn. ,__ ~ ~ 7:30p.m. Wednesdoy prayer meetlna, 7:30 p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Letart, w. Va, Rt. I, Jams Lew Ia, paitor. Worslllp !l!rvlces 9::11 a.m.; Sunday SChoolll a.m ..: Evening worlht.p 7:30p.m. Tuesday cottage prayer meet ina and Bible Study 9::11 a.m,; Worship_service, Wednesday ' ~R't_VIOURLUTHERANCHURCH, , Walnut an.d Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W. Va. 1be Rev. Geo11e C. Weirick. past..-. Sunday SChool9:30 a.m.: Sunday w<nhlp ' wtinhiJ. CHURCH OF• CHRIST. Robert Footer, putar; Howard • Caldwell. Supertntendeat: Clltlrdl aehaCII 9o.m.; Woralllpiii!I'Yicl!9:45o.m. ond6:JO p.m. Every«~• wlcome. . CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Nt\ZA· RENE. ~- Herbert Grate, paatcr. Frank Rime. oupt. Sunday Schooll: 30 a. m.: Woroltlp 118'\1101, U o.m. ODd 7 p.m. SUnday. Wedn~. 7 p.m. P~ meet· ~UREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH. William WUIIams, puler, Robert E. Barloa, Director otCIItlaltaD Eclu· _....,....... ...... ' . ,, - • • ..... ............ -· Rev, .. Nylo Main St.. Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr .. pastor. Mrs. Erv in Bs!umgardner'i Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9:30 a., m .; Wors hip Servlre. 10:45 a .m . • · SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIS'!' . - Jo~eph B. Hoskins, evangelist. Su.nday BlbleStudy9a.m. : Worship, lOa.m.: Sun· day flvening service 6 p.m .; Wednesday ev!;!:nlng service, '1 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt . 124. William Hoback. pastor. Sunday SchoollO a .m .; Sunday evening servtce ·1 p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m . ~- CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadl.e7 Locatf'd on 0 . J . Whit e Road of Highway 160. Pat Henson, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.. Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 a .m .: Morning worship 11 a .m . Adu lt Choir practiceS p.m. Sunday . Young People's, Children' s Church and Adult Bible Study. We-dnesday at 7:l) p.m . Supt. , Sunday School 9: .10 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30a.m. Prayer service-. altern-ate Sundays. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd. , HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 170 Grant St .. Middleport. Affiliated with Southern Bapttst Convention. Davld·Bryan. Sr .• MInister . Sunday School 10 a .m .; Morning worship 11 a .m.: Evening worship 7 p.m. : Wednesday evening Bible study and prayer m~lng 7 p.m. BRADF(!)RD CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sl : next to Fort Meigs Park, Rutland. Robert Richards, pastor. Services at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays and Sundays. HARRISONVILLE HOLINESS CHAP- TER of the Wesleyan Holiness Church. Rev. David Ferrell, past or . Henry_J;blln, Sunday School Supt .; Sunday Scho0110 a . m.; Morning Worship 11 a .m.: Evening service 7:30p.m. Wednesday f'\'enlng service 7:30 p.m . Rt . 124and Co. Rd. 5. Derek Stump, pastor. · STIVERS VILLE WORD OF FAITH. William Amberger. S. S. Supt.; Sunday Gary Holter, pas~ or. Sunda~' s('J 'vfcrs 9:30 ·School 9:':1'1 a.m ..: Mprnlng Worship 10 : 30 a·.m. and 7 p.m .; Midw eek Sf'rv\c-1'>, 7:.10 p. a .m. ; Evening worship 7:30p.m . Wednes. m. T~Ui'sda y. day worship 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT PENT E CU ~ TA I "" ·1 n1ro ST. PAUL· LUTHERAN CHURCH. Ave. Rev . Clark Baker, pa s t m·. Ctlrl Noh Corner Sycamore . and Second Sts., P.o· llngham, Sunday School Supt. Su nday meroy. The Rev. William Mlddl~wart . School 10 a .m. with classes for all ages. pas1ar. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Church Evening services at 6 p.m . Wl'dnesday Biservlre ll a.m. SA:CRED HEART CHURCH , Msgr , ble study at 7:30p.m . Youth services F riday at 7:30p.m. . Anthony Glannamore. Ph. 992-5898. Satu rECCLES !A FELLOWSHIP.12B MIIISt, day EVE'nlng Mass 7: :KJ p.m.; Sunday Mlddl£1JOr1. Brother Chuck McPhersm, Mass. 8 a.m. and 10 a. m. Confe;slons one pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m .; Sunday half hour before each Mass. CCD classes. evening serv1ct'5 at 7 p.m. and Wednesdal( 11 a.m. Sunday. · . • VICTORY BAPTIST, ~25 N. 2nd SL. services at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Kenneth Smith, Middleport . James E . ~esefl, pastor. pastor. ~unday Schad 9:30a.m.; church Sun4ay morning worship 10 a .m .; Evenservice 7:30p.m.; youth fellowship 6:30 p. Ing servlcfl 7 p.m .: Wednesday .evening m. ; Bible study, Thursday, 7:30p.m . worship 7 p.m . VIsitation Thursday 6:30 p. FULL GOSPEL LIGIITHOUSE , 330«1 m. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH: David Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Tom Kelly, pas· lor. Danny Lambert, S, S. Supt. Sunday Curfman, pa~tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m .: worshiP service 11 a.m.; Sunday night worship serviCi" 7:30 p.m. : Midweek prayer setvice Wed!1esday 7 p .m. • · WESLEYAN 'BIBLE morning service at 10 a.m.; Sunday even· lng service 7: 30p.m . :ruesday and Thurs1 day Services at '7: 30 p.m. . NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA, HOLINESS ZARENE, Rev. Glendon Stroud, past crt Sunday Scbool9: 30a .m .; Worshipservtce; 10:30 a.m.; Youth service Sunday 6: 15 p.' m. Sunday evening service 7:00p.m . Wednesday Pr_~tyer Meeting and Bible Study CHURCH of Middleport, Inc.. 75 Pearl St., Rev. l van Myers, pastor; Roger Manley, Sr .. Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9::K) a.m.; Morning Worship 10::10 a .m .; EvenlnR Worship 7: 30 p.m. WPdnesday evening Bible study. prayer and praise service, 7::11 p.m . 7:00p.m. ' NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, SUn- day afternom services at 2:30. Thursday evening services at 7:30. · FAITH FULL GOSPEL CHURCH, Long Bottom. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.: Mornl~g WorshJp 10 : <15 a ."?.: Sunda~ evening 7. 00 p.m. (s ummer 7.30 p.m. ) , Wednesday night 7:00p.m . rsummer 7: 30 p.m.J. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Masm, W, Va. Past..-, Bill Murplly, Sunday SChoollO ~ a.m. : Sunday evening 7:30p.m. Prayer LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH meeting and Bible study Wednesday, 7: 30 OF GOD - Gary Hines, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 to 10:20 jj.m.; Worship srvlce 10:30 to U ::JJ a .m .; Sunday eve~lng service. 7 p.m.: Midweek Prayer Sflrvlce, RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa- Wed.• 7 p.m. MT. OLIVE FULL GOSPEL COMMUN · ITY CHURCH, Lawrence Bush, paslor. Max Folmer. Sr.. S. S. Supt . Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Sunday evening service. 7:30 . m.: Wednada y evenln~ Bible study and . praise service, 7: 30 p.m. UNITED FAITH CHURCH, Rt. 7 on Po- p.m . Everyooe welcome. . lem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, past or. Sunday SchoollO a.m.: Sunday evening 7: 00p.m .; Wednesday evening prayer meet ing 7:00 p.m. SOUTH BETHEh NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Silver Ridge. Duane Sydenstrtcker, past cr. Sunday School 9 a .m. : Worship Service, 10a.m .; Sunday evening service, 7:00p.m . Wednesday night Bible study 7:00p.m. Sermonette "WEEDS" "Instead of the thronbush will grow the pine lree, and in s tead of briers and myrtle will grow. This will IX> for the Lord ' s renown, for an everlasting sign, which will not be des troyed." Summer is the season of the year when tne life of naturP reaches Its height. Our gardens are full of flowers and vegetables; but, unfortunately, they are also full of weeds. which spring up everywhere, often in a singlp night. If they arp not uprooted they often choke to death the useful plants. We must keep them constantly in check with rake and hoe and trowel, or they will overrun and ruin all. "A per5Qn of words, and not Of deeds, Is like a garden full of weeds." If the heart Is a garden , Its weeds are the sins and bad habits which often flourish there. Why does the great Gardener allow them to grow at all? He tell$ us in the Parable of the Weeds In the Wheat. They are sown by Satan, secretly, and will be pulled up and destroyed on tile Judgment Day. The only way to check these wms of the soul Is to keep uprooting them before they choke out all that Is good and clean; and also to sow good seed in the ground - good habits, loving ways. I once heard about a person a part of whose garden got overrun with weeds. He was told by a friend , "sow potatoes ~ere, and they will clean up)he gro.und ." HP took his friends advice: a'!d sure enough, the weeds disappeared . So, when the soll of our heart Is encombered with faults and cares, the good seed of the Gospel will clean It out, break up lhe hard clods of Indifference, and make It fit and holy for the great purpotll!!l of lildlfference, and make It fit and holy for the great puJ'I)Oies of our Heavenly Father. Amen. - lev. Richard H. Freealu, PM&or, Triiii&J Collp'qatltmal Church, Pomei'o)', Oblo. , . . ' ' • • m. • MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and p.m . ship, 7: :II p.m. . CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . SChool ·9: 30 a.m.,: SUnday morning ser· vtce, 11 a .m. ; Sunday evening service, · MT. UNION BAPTIST. Putar: Joe N. Sayre, Sunday School 9: 4& a.m.: E~lna ''!Lm.; Pra,.r MtetliJ. 6:30 P·¥t~RS ~LAINS . ~~:j~1~t.~~j~:~~~ IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas Community off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Sanders. pastor. Jeff Holter. lay leader: Ed Roush, Sunday Srhoo) Supt. Su!lday SChqol 9:30 a.m.; morning worship and children's c hurch lO:ll a .m.: evening preaching SE'TVI('{' first three . Sundays. 7:30 p.rn.; SpE'Cial service fourth Sunday E"Venlng. 7:30 p.m .; Wednesday Pray·er MPfltlng, Blbifl Study and Youth Fellow· . HARTF'ORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN .UNION. Hortlord, W. Va. Rev, David M~Manla, pastor. Church ' • 1::, ..........""""'-' .................. an~ prayer sen-Ice Thursday. 7:30 p.m,. 7 ,_,.,. Borden, pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supt. Sunday School 9::KJ a.m.: Seccnd and fourth Sundays worship serv ice at 2:30 p. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN mJle off Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J. Watts. past cr. St., Masm1, W, Va. Sunday Bible Study 10 Robert Searles, S.S. Supt. Sunday_School a.m.; Worahip 1l a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednes· 9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worlhlp 10:30 a.m.; day Bible Study, voeal music, 7 p.m. Sunday evening service 7:30 p.m.; Wed- , LIBERTY. ASsEMBLY OF GOD, Dudnesday service, 7:30p.m. , ding Lane, Ma:oo, W.Va . J. N. 1backer, pastor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. Sunday . School 10 •-m.; Mornlne worslp, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7:30p.m. Prayer meetlng _and Bible study Wednesday1 7:30 p.m.; Youth mt"fttng Wednelday at 7p.m. 106 Mullorry a... 982·1117 -1918-00KSI CHURCH OF CHRIST. Young people's service 6 992-2121 Mldllepart. Ohla 411780 Sunday Scho!ll 10:30 a.m. BlbleSiudy and m.;· '"Dignify and Service Alway•" Es\abllshed 1913 5fruf a3oof.s 93 Mill Street land-Racine Road. Mike Duhl. pastor, Janice . Danner, church school director. Church school 9:30a.m.; Morning worship 10:~ a.m.; Wednesday evening prayer services, 7:Xlp.m. . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. ID!v. Earl Shuler, pastor. worship service, 9:30a.m . Class, 9:30a.m .; MornlngWorshlp10: 30a. m.; Evening Worship, 6::.1 p.m. Thursday EWING FUNERAL HOME .. 992-2975 day, 7:00p.m. . · REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. Port· Wedi\esday, 7:00 p,m. , BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Joseph, B. Hoskins, put or. Bible · Iii! Qrlirhl and Ruth Ann ftx. 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, 011. Watson. minister: Norman Will. supt. Sunday School 9:·:Kl a .m .; Worship service 10:30 a .m. Bible study. Wednes- Spring, minister; Starllng Massar and OlIver Swain, Sunday SChool Supts. Preach· lng 9:30a.m . each Sunday; Sunday School. '' POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 · GRAVELY TRACTOR SAlES Sunday. Wednesday evening prayer Blblestudy. . . pastor. Sunday service, 9::«1 a .m. ; even· lng service 7! 00 p!m . Prayer meeting, ALFREDworsblp, Ila.m.: 1btrd Tuesday, . TOLIC FAITH- New Lima Road, next to ' PomeroJ 786 NOiTH SECOND AVE; Worsblp, 7:00p.m. ChOir practice 8 p.m. 10:30 a.m. ' HOBSON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, 1beroo Durham, .... · p.m.; Sunday Mass, 8 a .m. and 10 a. m. ' CCD classes, t a.m. first and t hlrd Sundays '' RACINE- Chun:h SchOOl, 10 a.m.: Worship ll a.m.: UMW fourth Monday at7ill p. m.; Men's Prayer _r;:lreakfast, WeclneKI&y, 8 a.m. (Grace). SALEM CENTER- Chun:h School9: ~ a.m.: Worshlo 10:~ a.m. !Steele). ·. SNOWYILJ:E - Worllliip 9:00 a.m.: c~urch SC_hoOIIO:OO a.m. CMarlln) ,_ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roger (6141992-2039 or (6141992-5721 • ............. .,.,,............. • cation; Stev~," Eblin, assistant. Sunday Schaoi9:Xl a.m.: Morntna worship tO: XI a.m.; Teens In Action. 6 p.m.; EvenlnJit LETART FALL!> - Worship 9 a.m.: ChUrch SchoollO a .m. !Gfacel , Sunday SchOol 9 a.m .. worship service 10 a.m. Sunday evening service, 6:QOp.m.; Prayer meeting and Bible Study Thurs ~ ' before each Mass. .. pastor. Sunday School10:00a. m.; Mor1tlng Worship, 11:00 a .m.; Wed - ,• OlD DEX'IElt BIBLE . CHRISTIAN , 'CHURCH. AMn CUrtis, puler. U!lla Swan, ,SUpt. SUlllay Sclloal9:ill a.m.: l""'achlngser, ..-,-and!IDd&I---SU. Sdwd Youlllllietin& 7:!1 p.m. every SUn, dlly. ' RAWLINGS-COATS ·Parish llall knmedlaleiY lollowlnirthe oervtoo. · POMERoY anJRCI! OF CHIUST, 212 W. Main St., Leo Lull, etlllll.,u.t. Bltio Scllod 9:30a.m.: Ma-rine\\Ullhlp. IO::Ila.m.: Youtll Trophies were given, out ·to the members of the top four teams and the top individual p)ayers. 1976 FORD MUSTANG •••••••• 5895 V-8, 2 DR ., AUTO. . Schom ~IL 011m:h Schom 9: ~ a.m.; . Wen~ Sorvta! IIUl a,m, <;holr rehearsal, 'llleoday, 6:«1 p.m. urder dln!dlon of Lois Burt. In the Middleport -Rutland 11ame Tuesday night, Bobby Ellis was left out of the hit totals for the game as he added a single and_a double to the hit parade. RUNS GOOD. AUTO. E. ..... ial Dr. HOWEll FOIIVEIY OCUIION , ~-~~~ttf-2104 Whenever you pay a visit to the home of friends or relatives, you naturally remember your manners and do your best to keep the place as neat and clean as possible. By the same token, if your plans take yQu to a 'wilderness or' camping area, this is also a good place to remember your manners. It's really a form of ''love thy neighbor," because you do this out of consideration for others who may share the place with you. Another reason is that you are. God's guest there. In any wilderness area you can see all that beauty which He has provided for your enjoyment. Think of it as an o~tdoor extension of your House of Worship, and respect it as you would any place where you are an invited guest. In this case, the "guest room" is all God's creation. SHOP ~- Eric Jones was the winn ing pitcher for Rutland, striking out three_ and Tyson Rose was the . loser, fanning five. 1974 FORD F-2 50 •••••••••••••• 5595 214 E. Main · 992·5130 Pomeroy TRlNli'Y OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. imemln, pastor; lleblie-. a The· Meigs ~c~unty . Fair Tab .Is Comingc. August 11 t~. Advertising Dead.line ls. .August 5', 19 89 . i 1S GOD'S ~LDERNESS,KEEPITCLEAN 992:7075 172 NOrth Second An. In the consolation game Rutland scored four runs in !be third and fourth innings and a si ngle run In the fifth to eoast ot the victory. Rutland's Adam Hendrix Jed the way with two singles and a double, and Paul Se~rles had three singles, while Eric Jones hit a double. Gary Stanley an'd Bryan Colwell each had a single. , , For Chester Jeff Stethem and Charlie Bissell each had . two singles. and Jared Ridenour, David Fetty and V.J. VanMeter each had a single. · 1985 CHEVY C-20 •••••-•• ~ •• ~. 5.7995 AUTO, PB, PS. ' Po'lnft'oy "2·2955 Veterans Memorial Hospital IROWN & SNOUFFER FIRE.& SAFETY New York 6, Kansas Clly 0 Chicago 5, Milwaukee ~ Friday's gilii!!'S Kanoas City (Saberbagen 8-4 and Lelbrand.t 5-H) at New York (Eiland 1-2 and Parker 3-1). 2, 4:30p.m. Seattle (Holman 2-2) at Detroll (Alexander 4-9 ), 7: :15 p.m. CaiHomla (McCas klll9·5) al Baltimore (Holton 3-S). 8: 05 p:m. Oakland (Welch 111-4) al Toronto (Stleb R-5), 7:3~ p.m. Tex.,. (Hough 5-10) at Cleve· land (Farrell 4-9). 7:35p.m. Boston (Boddicker 6-1) at Minne-sota (Anderllon 9-7), K: 05 e ·-,.. w~ Homelit• Saws .....---,........ '' ·m-.. PHARMACY Fill Dottors' Prescriptions FURNITURE & HARDWARE .Syracuse defeats Middleport 9-l; chlims Bill Hubbard title SYRACUSE - Syracuse was crowned the 1989 Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament champions with a 9-1 victory over Middleport Thurs· day night at King Field in Syracuse. Ru !land ,defeated Chester 10-3 in the consolation game to clinch third place. Syracuse jumped out to a 3·0 lead In the first, after Middleport' cut It to 3·11n the third, Syracuse pu!led away with fqur in the third and two in. the fifth to round out the scoring. Ryan Hill led the winners at the plate )l(!th two singles and a double. Adam Triplett 11nd Ryan · Williams bad two 'singles , and Jay Day had a double. wh!le Kevin Deemer chipped in with a single. For Middleport, Chad ' Duncan had a double, and Brett Newsome, Justin Seymore and Michael Frankow!ak each had a single. Ryan Williams was the starter and the. :.v!nn!ng pitcher for Syracuse, g!vlng up four hils and striking out six. For Middleport, Brett Newsome· was · the . loser, giving up nine hits while striking out. eight PDmetog Flowet $6ap SWISHER &LOHSE RIDENOUR "" ' ' • �• Pier 6-The Deily Sentinel B~t Pomeioy-Middlaport. of the ,bend ~ig thanks to II)' 11011 BOEFUCR Thank you for being so helpful. Addalou ,Lewis, a member of the Meigs County Fair Board who reporllld thla week that a pork coo- .Heavy rains you~ .. drench bat boY , sons of Mr . and Mrs. Frank Colwell, and their cousin, Mike Jarvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jarvis . Their great-grandfather, Thomas Autherson of Lake Wells, Fla., aqd great-greai grandfather, bmer Dalley of Racine, were on hand to root the boys on. , Mr. Dalley, by the way, Is 92. ohio Colorado, Wyoming relail ' -------- By lhe Bend -------- Meigs County , Emergency only developed downtown touriSm atttaction is Tu-Endie- Wei Parle, Medical Services aJ;~swered four which attracts mme than 30,000 calls on Thursday. Middleport was called af 2:59 visitors each year. . a.m. to Lincoln St. lor Gall Miller The idea1 for the future include a who was taken to Veterans River MIISCUlll; revitalizin$ Fort Memorial HospitaL Randolph with live fronner-life ,Pomeroy was called at 10: 08 demonstrations; a gre;~ter working a.m. . to assist a unit from relationsbip widl the West Virginia •utheastern Ohio Emergency s State Farm Musewn; placing vinMedic~) Services at an au'to tage railroad cars at the Point acclderit on U.S. 33, Emma Plrasant siding; a historic walking Webster was transported from tour of Point Plrasant homes on the the accident to O'Bleness Mem· National Regisreo, 4isplaying boats produced at the old Marietta ' or!al HospitaL At 2:38 , p,m . , Pomeroy was Manufacturing plant; PJOCuring a called to the Amerlcare· showboat for a lloating restaurant; Pomeroy Nursing Center for a riverfront ampitheater; a marina; Charlotte Hess who was taken to the starting up of bed and breakfast Veterans Memorial HospitaL operations, new restalll'liiiiS in the 10: 10 p.m. went to Racine at downtown; and establishing stores Old Portland Road for Debra that cater to tourism, such as to Holzer Medical Center. Hively specialty shops. Other ideas under considemtion include restoring the State Theater, putting a factoty ou~t center in the VMH . old Malleable Iron factory and inTHURSDAY ADMISSIONS~ . tourism coopemtion between atttactions in West Virginia Addle Cummins, . Racilll'!; Gall . Miller, Middleport;, Margaret A. andOhio. , · Money is needed for several of Wyatt, Pomeroy; Floyd Relt· ' the ideas listed, Alderfer said. "We mire, New Have, W.Va. THURSDAY DISCHARGESare looking at all possible resotqees · Lee Wood, Richard K. Johnson, - government, foundation and William K. Oiler, Jimm&' Lamprivate," he said. The city of Point bert, Lawrence WilL PleaSant is planning to submit a near $~00.000 streetscaping project for consideration under the state of' West Virginia's Small Cities ,Block . By United Press lnternatlolllll Grant program. South C'!ntral Ohio Tonight: Mostly clear, wlih a low between 55 and 60. Winds north 5 to 15 mph. Saturday:"Mostly sunny, with . a high near 80. . Ohio's Extended Forecast Dally stock prices Sunday lhrou!lh Tuesday (As of 10 a.m.) · Fair Sunday and Monday, with Bryce and Mark SmHii a chance of showers Tuesday. of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Highs will be range from the mid 70s to the nlid 80s. Early morning Am Electric Power ::,.. ,, .. :.28Ys lows wl!l be in the 50s Ssunday AT&T ....... , .. , ......... .... , ..... 36% ranging from the mid 50s 'to th~ Ashland 0!1 .. , ...... , ............37'l{ mid 60s Monday, and In the 60s Bob Evans ...... , .... ,:............ l5~ Tuesday, Charming Shoppes ,......... , .. ,16\i, City Holding Co .... ,....... , .. , .. 15% Federal Mogui ...... , ............... 24 Goodyear T&R ...................... 54 Heck's ........ ,.... , .................. % Key Centurion .................... 12~ Lands' End ...... ,.................. 27% Limited Inc .. ,............ :,.... ...33'-' Multimedia Inc ...... .... ...... ......98 Rax Restaurants ........ .',........ 2% Robbins & Myers ........ ,:....... 17% Shoney's Inc ....................... ll% ONE EVEN AT 7:30 Wendy's Inti. , ........................ 6 ADMISSION .1 ,60 Worthington Ind ......... ....... ,22% ' Name restored REE!DS'VILLE - The South Bethel Church at Silver Ridge will be having vacation bible school today through Friday from 7-9 p,m, There will be classes for all ages and the public Is Invited to participate. The church Is located across from Eastern High School, two miles out Silver Ridge Road. PORTLAND - The Freedom Gospel Mission located on Bald Knob Stlversvllle Road will be having vacation bible school today through Friday from 6.-8 p.m. each evening. The public ls Invited to attend. I ' St~ks ,. I •' :' FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1989 ~~U YOU C.~N EAT SPAGHEnl DINNER ........ S3,99 , AI You c... bt Spaghetti, Smothw .. ln Our Own Homllrriade S.uce A Critw fTOMid Sal8d. 'Mth Dr•sing Of YourChoic:., And Tatty G•rlic Breed Or AHot Rol ;OuCHicLD1'~ PO~OII.~ ....... - ................................................ SJ.t9 lt al'...h d I P'":'tan It Served Wrth Garlic Breed or Rolf and Col•l.w Or M8c•Oitl i • SUNDAY, JULY 16 DINNER .............................. 14,29 8 :rC00UNTc IY nEA~ ry ur ountry telk. S•mm•• In A Delicious Hom~m.tde WhlteGrwy lluot Mueh: 8erwd w~h Maahed .Potllto• • Gravy, Homecooked Gr-.n hMI wttlt foonw. Your Cholae of 1 Hot Rol or HomemMie litcuh, CoffM, R9i1r 01 Decaf· ...- . loth 'rllllly B-(A SmiM D~nk or Hot Tu Moy lo lubst~utod~ . ,,, TINY TECH PRE-SCHOOL Satu~day, July 1S- 1:00 P.M. FALL CLASSES 30 Months to Kindel'garten · CHRISTIAN ATMOSPHERE TRADITIONAL EDUCATION S30 Registretion Fee ''Good Beginnings Equal Gre~t Education. 11 United Pentecostal Church 873 South Third Midd.,t, Ohio Dr. Jack M. Levine General and Gynecological Surgery Yearly f'emale Exams Women's Health Office Hours Monday through I'Tiday 8:30 a.m•• 5 p.m. Suite 21 L PVH Medical Office Buildl~g · •' ' r POMEROY - The Pomeroy Senior Citizens will sponsor a RACINE - Physicals for ath· ,round and square dance on letes and cheerleaders at SouthFriday from 8·11 p,m. Music will ern Jr, High and High School will be provided by True Country be given on July 15 at the high ARTHUR and SYBIL (DORST) BARR , Ramblers. Admission is $2. school. ,Those attending are asked to Students are to come at the bring snacks for the snack table. • following times, seventh and eighth graders from 8·9: 30 a .m. , The public Is Invited to attend. ninth and tenth graders from . POMEROY The Mary 10-11:30 a.m., and 11tli and 12th Marriage vows were exThe reception table was deco· Shrine 37 White Shrine of Jerusa· graders from 1-2:30 p.m. All changed , between Sibyl . F'. rated with a white, lace table (Smith) Dorst, Pomeroy, daugh· cloth and blue and white silk . !em will have Its regular meeting students are to wear shorts. , ter of the late Asbery and Em'm a flo\llers In crystal heart arrange· on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Potluck · Physical cards must be signed by pare!lts prior to the physical Smith, and Arthur C. Barr, ments. · The Weddll)g cake lea- refreshments will be served. being given. Cards may be Middleport, son of the late lured white wedding bells and SATURDAY picked up at the high school Robert and Flora Barr of Rock blue fllses with an Inscription RACINE - There will be a · office. ' ' Castle, W.Va., on JuRe 15 at 7:30 "Ar.ihur and Sibyl." Dr. Douglas Hunter, M.D. will p.m . with '' the Rev. Clyde v : ' Prayer was given by Ralph senior girls tournament or Henderson, Sr., officiating. Carl, Kingsbury Road, Pomeroy, women's Independent tourna· perform the physicals , The Henderson home , was and cake with Ice cream, party menton Saturday and Sunday at REEDSVILLE - Physicals decorated with lighted candles, mix, nuts, punch, and coffee Southern High School. T~e entry fee Is $35 and two softballs. There for athletes and cheerleaders at and blue and white silk flower were served to those , in will be two sponsor trophies Eastern Junior High and High arrangements throughout the attendance, to the first two teams and given SchoQI will be given on Saturday home, Attending were Martin Dorst, 12 Individual trophies to the first , at the high school. Grace Dorst , Craig Dorst, Given in marriage by her Grades 10, 11, and 12 are to eldest son. Martin Dorst, Shade, Tammy and Jerry Foster, David two teams. If In teres ted call and Lisa Dorst, Mrs. Steven .Howle Caldwell at 949-2954 or Jim report at 8 a.m., and grades the bride woFe a two piece baby seven, eight, and nine are to blue street length dre's s of chi !too 1Barbara) Hoffman and daugh· Caldwell ~t 949·2458. , report at 9:30 a .m. Ur,inalySis with a white lace collar. She\vore ter, Stephanie Lee' Hoffman, , tiny blue. and white shk field . ,. !{elth Dorst, Shane Foster, Rev. and Mrs. Clyde V. (Margaret) flowers In her lialr and a corsage of white carnations tinted in blue. Henderson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. She also carried a white lace . Ralph Carl, Mrs. Dale Brlckles handk'erchlef '' With white' and children, Nathan and Derek, The Meigs County Health De· test, , urinalysis, height and accessories, . . Mrs, Kenneth (Shirley) Sinclair. partment will be' conducting a weight check, blood pressure and ' Matron of honor was Mrs. and Fred E. Smith and Ruth, cancer screening clinic paid for generalized health examination. Martin (Grace) Dorst of Shade, Racine. and the best man was Fred E. T,he couple , will reside at 640 by levy funds on Friday, July 21, Mrs. Phyllis Bearhs, Women's from 1 to 3 p.m. at its offices In Smith. Racine, nephew of 'the Page Street In Middleport. Health Care Technician wlll be the Meigs Multi-purpose Build· bride. , · coordinating services at the lng, Mulberry Heights, clinic. Pomeroy. ' In announclri~ the cancer The American Cancer Society screening clinic, Norma Ann will be provldl,ng educational Torres, RN., nursing director, materials and support durin!~ the referred to information whl,ch The charter ~as draped ih , Harolil Rice announced that screening clinic. memory of Adrienne French the masonic order would be that department recently re· The clinic Is limited to 12 celved from Dr. Thomas Nims, when members of the Harrison· · having friendship night on July patients and Is free of charge. ville Order of the Eastern Star 29, It was also announced that the oncologist, Grant Hospital, Co· , County residents who are Inter· met recently with Betty Bishop, past matrons will have a picnic at lumbus, In which he talks about ested In making appointments colon cancer, the most common worthy 'matron, and Doug Bl· the home of Mrs. Bishop on July are asked to call the Meigs cancer In the U.S. today, It's shop, worthy patron, In charge. 25. County Health Department at A poem, "He Brings Comfort" The past matrons will have a signs and methods of detection. was read by the worthy patron rummage sale at the home of 992-6616. Appointments are made Dr: Nlms noted that the most on a first call, first serve, basis. after which there was a moment Avonell George on Aug. 4 and 5. frequent signs of colon cancer -of silent prayer. Rice gave the blessing before The services to be provided are blood In the stool and a include a pap smear, he,noccult Jlerni<~e Hoffman gave a read· the group entered the dining area lng in honor of the station of where they were served refresh• Martha which contained . the ments by the re(reshment com· story of 'Martha as given In the mittee, Mr. and Mrs. , Dana book of . Johh ' in the New Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Fred George, Testament. DALLAS, TEXAS - If you or exams and prescription someone y.ou 'know requires but eyewear, cannot afford urgent eyecare, Candidates for grants by the Pearle Vision may be able to Pearle Vision Foundation must The )\1eigs County Beef Cattle income from tne production of l)elp. Pearle, Inc. has announced meet certain . ophihalmlc and Association Is sponsoring a cattle or beef, or she must have a a nationwide search for economl· economic requlrments. First, Meigs County Beef Queen beef project ln4' H, FFA, or FHA. caliy disadvantaged Individuals Entry blanks are available at ~ and groups requiring urgent candidates must have a vision Contest. , . disorder that can be significantly The general rules are as the Meigs County Extension eyecare, It recently launched the Improved by products or servl· follows, , contestants must be Office or by calllng the oftl~e at . Pearl Vision Fmlndallon, a non- . ces made available through unmarried an (;I never have borne 992-6696. Deadline for entering profit organization dedicated to Foundation funding. Second, poa child,,age 16-20 inclusive, a,s of the contest In ' Monday, July 24. the preservation and optlmlza· tential recipients must be able to Jan. 1, 198! The contestants More Information may be obtlon of lifetime vision, which demonstrate that the condition must live on a farm where cattle tained by calling the Extension delivers financial aid to hardship wlll remain' untreated or uncor· or beef are porduced, or her Office at the above number. cases needtng treatment for reeled without help from the parents msut derive part of their treatable or correctable vision Foundation. The Foundation also disorders. requests second party conflrma· • "No matter how great the cost, lion; usually In the form of a the a blllty to see should not referral by a physician, clergydepend upon the ability to pay," man or social worker. with Kay Dawson P]llckett, An ,ice cream soclal,wlll be held said Philip Suttle, the Founda· Pearle Is actively seeking pastor. July 22 at the WUkesvllle Presby· tlon's vice-president of activiIndividuals or groups who appear Features of the century-old terian Church, ties, "Pearle believes that If to meet the Foundation criteria. church Include a church lllirary In addition to homemade Ice of more than 100 years and a tall sight can be restored or lm· Major organizations and clinics cream, hot dogs, sloppy joes, pie proved, the treatment should be which routinely deal with vision steeple topped wJth orb and fluer and cake will be served begin· avalla ble to everyone." disorders, vision Impairment, des Us. nlng at 4 p.m. on the church flr$1 few weeks, the blindness and the visually dlsad· In its 'J'he COI!IIl'egation suggests / grounds. , Pearle VIsion Foundation made vantaged are contracted regu· that those vlsltlngiJ;I the W.llkes· cataract surgery llOSslble for a The social Is a project of the ville community view the Ponn 62-year-old' California woman; Ladles Circle and the church Is a Humpback Covered Bridge and provided an optical reading part of the Vinton Area Ministry the Historical W~lls House. device that enables a nine-year· There will be a beauty pageant old Texas boy to see the black· on Aug. 13 at the Quality Inn In board In school; helped pay lor Nelsonville. The pageant will be surgery to correct an eye muscle open for ages three to 15. All girls '' , disorder which could have reTwenty-flve , local residents Mary Jeffers, Pomeroy, ·pracsuited In permanentlossolvlslon must pre-enter before July 29, have graduated recently from tical • nursing; Tracy Metcalf for a, two-year-old California Entries must be post marked by Hocking Technical College. Pomeroy, Medlcalasslsiant; Ml: child· and provided aid to help a July 27. Every entry will receive an award, The entry fee Is $55. The graduates are Delanl chael A. Neu!ZIIng, Pomery, group of homeless Individuals In Baker, Tuppers Plains, automo- . electronics; Brent Norton washington D.C. obtain eye For more InformatiOn contact Terry Peters at 614-797:3318. tlve; Hobart A. Barker, Midland, Pomeroy, telecommunications.' '· ~ ceramics; Lisa D. Baxter, Pome· Erich Phllson, Pomeroy, practiroy, nursing; Sarah Brown, ' cal nursing;, Brenda Randolph -Mora, Pomery, accounting; Pomeciry; corrections; Ken Rlt: Tony Connolly, f{aclne, au tomo- chle, •Coolville, ~reatlon ' and live; Kim Deem Eads. Pomeroy, wildlife; Lee Ann Robinson practical nursing; Kirk Flck, Coolville; travel ,and tourism;' Long Bottom, ceramiCs; Gre- Resa J. Sawyers, Racine, acgory· FelldJ, Pomeroy, pollee counting; Michael A. Slin, Pomesclence; Joyce Foreman, Por· roy, drafting and design; Jame's tland, business management; E. Snyder, Jr., Pomerliy, busiBonnle Friend, Pomeroy, medl· l),ess management; Susan Swain, cal assistant; JulleHawk,Reeds- Reedsville, travel 'and tourism; ville, hotel-restaurant; Clar· and Todd Allen Wilson, Reeds· ence Hayman, Racine, pollee ville, ceramics. s~lence . tesdng will pe done. , POMEROY - The annaul · Physical cards must be signed Biggs reunion will be held at the, . by parents prior to the physicals home of Nathan Biggs on Sun· ··: being given. cards may be day . A basket dinner will be•. · picked up In the high school served at 12:.30 p.m. office. •' RACINE - The anriual Alma , · Drs. Wilma Mansfield and ·' Mark Brown' will perform the and Charles Snyder reunion will ' be held Sunday at the Star Mill · physicals. Park In Racine. Those attending, ' are,asked to bring a covered dish ,· . SALEM CENTER - The Sa· Games and playground equip· · , !em Township Volunteer Fire , Department will have their an· ment are available, ,. nual Ice cream social on Saturday , Serving will be from 11 a.m. MONDAY to 7 p.m. The Midnight Cloggers RUTLAND - The Leading •, will perform at 5 p.m. Creek Conservancy District will c )lold Its monthly meeting on ' SALEM CENTER - The Sa· Monday at 9 a.m. ' !em ,Township Trustees will hold a budget meeting on Saturday at POMEROY - The Pomeroy '· 9:30a.m. at the Salem Township tin !ted Methodist Church wlll be '' F!re)10use. The pubilc is having a spaghetti dinner on welcome. Monday from 5· 7 p.m. Donations will be taken, ROCK SPRINGS - The Rock Springs United . Methodist MIDDLEPORT- The Middle- " . Church will have an Ice cream port Church of Christ wlll be: · social on Saturday at 5 p.m . Ice having vacation bible school· cream, cake, and pie will , be today through Friday Irom 9: 30 '·· served. a.m: to noon for ages three , : through the eighth grade. "· SUNDAY LONC BOTTOM ~Descend · SYRACUSE - London' Pool· ants or the late William and wlll be giving ~wlmmlng lessons · '.: Lydia Matlock of Long Bottom beginning Monday with reglstra-" ., will hold their annual family lion at 10 a.m. The fee is $12 per :. : reunion at the Lancaster Fair· person, Call the pool at 992-9909 : grounds on Sunday. A potluck or Marty Maynard at 949-2954 for ., , dinner will be served. All rela· Information. There wili also be lives and friends are cordially adult 'swimming and Interested . Invited, persons may call the above . ·, numbers for Information. '• • ,• ALFRED- The Alfred United Methodist Church wlil host the, CHESTER - Mt. Hermon. :: Northeast Cluster Services on Church of Texas Community w!l! . Sunday at 7: 30 p.m. Members be · having bible school today ·~ will present a play and group through Friday from 7·9 p.m: .. slnglrig, The public Is invited. There will be classes for all ages. " · The public Is Invited to attend. '. . .. change in bowel habits, most commonly constipation. The cancer speelallst said that If people would pay attention to . these two areas, colon cancers would be detected earlier. He emphasized that constlpa· tlon Is not caused by growing older and that anyo,ne Who Is more than temporarily constl· pated should see a doctor. "I commonly see people with colon cancer who thought that their cpnstlpation was normal becau.se they were getting older, and thev treated themselves with laxatives for months before they sought help, Those months may make the difference between success and failure In the treat· ment, of color cancer," com· men ted Dr, Nlms. Beef association sponsors contest ,, OTICE Ice cream social slated GTE 'POMEROY TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS· larly to help identity the truly needy, most urgent eyecare , cases . Start-up funds were provided by Pearle, Inc. In the form of a 10-year commitment (which began In 1987) with a guaranteed minimum contribution during the first three years of the Foundation's existence. Additional funds are being raised by Pearle through the sale of a fine-grade lens cleaning cloth available to Pearle custo· mers at participating Pearl VIsion outlets, Including' Pearle Vlsion Center, Pear I Vls!on Ex· press and Pearle Eye/Tech The Meigs County Pioneer and His tllrical Society Is not alfll· lated In any way with the Pomeroy Historic Preservation Committee. • ' 'I ' •' r •• • .' ··L _. . . Stores. Pearle Is donating net · '· proceeds from cloth purchases ' '· directly to the Pearle Vision " , Foundation. ' To obtain a grant application form, or to make a contrlbu tion, " visit your local Pearle Vision · Store, or write: Pearle Vision .,: Foundation, Attn: Medical Di· ·.:· rector, 2534 Royal Lane, Dallas, ,, ~ Texas, 75229. , , '· ." ! STAR MILL PARK I ' ·~· SAT., JULY 15, 1989 7 P.M. Denver Rice . 8 P.M. Larry Hubbard's · True Country Ramblers ·:~ : . .9 P.M. Country Blend Band :".: .._ RACINE, .....;. OHIO -' ... • __ ___ lo .,. -• i i , ed ,· Graduates .nam at Hocking .Tech ,.• ' "' Pageant Jet \ . " . ' ·Not affiliated ., . According to Mrs. Torres, , cancer Is the seco~ause of death In Megls County. Is on the: i rise nationwide, but I s one of , , th~ most curable of II major diseases If it Is diagnosed In time. .c Early detecilon of cancer Is one · of the alms of the Meigs County , Heath Department Cancer · Screening Clinic. , ., .. :. Again Mrs. Torres emphaslted , ·, the lmpor,t ance of knowing the .• seven warning signals or , cancer-a change In bowel or, : . bladder habits, a sore that does ,; not heal, unusual bleeding or',,'' discharge, thickening or lump in , , breast or elsewhere, Indigestion ~ ~ or difficulty In swallowing, ob- . '; vlous change In wart or mole · , nagging cough or hoarseness, ' ·• ,, Pearle Vision Foundation seeks candidates Y*'f Ortv., Poi'd PINunt, W. YL 25550 • POMEROX The Meigs County Retired Teachers ,will have a tea on Saturday at the Pomeroy Episcopal parish house from 2·4 p.m. Mrs. Edith Brown, state president of the ORTA will be a' giles f. She Is also a member of the Gallla County Retired Teachers Association. All retired teachers of the area are Invited'to attend. ·OES charter remembered • I, On Saturday, July 151 198~ at 12:15 a.m. ·GTE will · install a new central office for Pomeroy subscribeu. Customers Wi:th .992-xxxx telephone numbers to complete a local call, will need to dial all 7 digits. You can not dial 5 digits to place a call. .' Cancer screening clinic slated for residents· · Area news briefs-- OPEN HOUSE· MIDDLEPORT -The Middleport Chureh of Christ will have a blhle school kick qff on Saturday at 11 a.m. with a parade and balloop assentlon. Those partie!· patlrig may decorated their bikes or ride on the church float. For Information, call 9ll2·2914. Couple exchanges vows Weather (304) 675-1460 •• Friday, July 14. 1989 Page-7 ================~============================~ FRIDAY - - Area, ,dealhs---- • Pulp plant...,__ • Community caletular • Hospital news ' The Daily Sentin~r;· • report tourism push is just one part of the . . (Continued ll ____.:;_ EMS has _ rrc:m _page _ ldeas J•lor.••• _ _ $ough spot," said AI Alderfer, states. four calls Main Street director. He said the The Main Slreet repon notes the larger downtQwn development plan. That plan include! filling up the 17 vacant storefronts downtown, finding busineses that By Un!led Pr~ International , people want from First to 11th Strong thunderstorms hll east· streets. ern Colorado early Friday, caus· However, increased traffic flow lng tornadoes, high winds and in the downtown area is one of the heavy rain, the National Weather keys to developing the entire koff co~=~~ti~;' at ,t be said. downtown and that increased traffic Service fair was In jeoTornadoes were reported near coul_ d come · fro_m generating pardy because of the lack ,of Hugo County and Limon County,' tourism. Alderfer S81d. · You probably are awilre that sponsors, reports good news, forecasters said. Winds gusting . "At ...,._.,.nt, tbC downiown area '¥Idalou says that sponsors , people are Jiving longer these r-to 58 mph hit Colorado Springs,' have now volunteered so the days which brings up a couple of Co lo., and.wlnds to 59 mph lashed of Point Pleasant can be considered points. coqkofl will move forward. ~ ~" the ~ .s~t Gillette, Wyo. a creating a First, this Is Thanks a lot to those who Strong thunderstorms also report enbdcd. Ideas to R~VJtalize contacted Mrs. Lewis and volun· demand for m·ore healthcare struck Oklahoma, south-central , DO~to!'" Pomt Pl~t,. states, leered prizes -you're always so personnel , due to the medical Kansas and western Arkansas ~.g. · S~ of the bwldings are gocid about that-. We'll be more problems involved. You can see 10 disrepair and. the s~ are late Thursday and earlY Friday, specific just a little later when this demand by checking the the NWS said, More than linch of v~L New growth IS at a Mrs. Lewis gets It completely classified ad section In The rain drenched Fort Smith, Ark., v~lt .standstillthe be..!.: f of the Po' 1 Columbus Dispatch on Sundays. pinned down. 15 In less than 30 , minutes. Rain 'c: . .m There aremasses of ads seeking If you wanted to help but didn't caused flooding In southern Plrasant ~estorabon Foundation are healthcare personnel. There quite get around to It -there's Sumner County Kan. board of directors that. one co~ positions available locally and always next year. . ' we can take deals w1th tounsm. across the nation. So If you are Showers and tl)understorms Through tourism we ·can regain Mrs. Helen Reynolds, 95, Is the thinking of a career, keep to occurring near a cold front also vitality and begUi to' fill the stores oldest HYing member of the mind that healthcare does and were producing heavy rains over in the entire city. Through 10urism, will b~ oftering jobs, active congregation of the portions of the Carolinas and the goals of Main Street _ 10 And - even though people are VIrginia . Over ;~n Inch of rain f~li Mlddlepor,t Church of Christ. , revitalize the Main Street area _ Mrs. Reynolds Jives alone in living longer', the trend these In just 20 minutes, at Durham, will be accomplished. As the ~un$ the family home on Palmer days is turning towards ,staying N·C · become more prosperous, then the Street In Middleport and does a in your own home as long as Heavy rain Thursday caused restoration of the buildings will bepossible. Helping out with this good job In taking care of herself. come more feasible" the repon minor flooding in Philadelphia trend Is the Home Health Nurs· and closed roads In West V!rgl· stateS. ' Friends, of course, look In on her lng Service at Veterans 'Memor· frequently. The report goes on to state that nla, and a thunderstorm accom· Both of the Reynolds children Ia! Hospital. Headed by Mrs. pan led by 81 mph winds left · Point Pleasant has a .rich history and many of you will remember Elizabeth Smjth, l,'t.N., the ser· behind an 1 1-2 Inches of rain In and its geographic position is 10 its them are Wllllam and Mary and vice has a battery of nurses who Georgia. , advantage. "George Washington make visits to the homes of both live In other areas, Abundant sunshine Thursday was one of the first to survey the res !dents providing vital nursing pushed temperatures well above ·area and gave the name "Point Arthur Miller, long Daily Sen· services thereby going . along , , 100 degrees In the desert Southw· Pleasant" to' the area. The first battine! motor route ,. driver, Is with the trend to allow people to est. By noon, It was 110 In Palm tie of the Revol tio W: Springs, Cal if. u ll!lfY ar was confined to Pleasant Valley Hos- stay In their own homes. St. Louis health officials Thurs· fought here. The cny w~ the Some residents are not really pital with pneumonia, Room 140, day reported a ninth heat -related ~ateway , to the West and the)umpHe undoubtedly ,would appre· · aware that this service does exist death, a 69-year-old woman who mg off pi~ of the Le-y~ and - at least until they have a elate hearing from your, was round In her north St. Louis Clad: expedibOn. Several C1v1~War problem and someone along the battles were also fought here, the line advises that it is there for · home Wednesday afternoon. Belated birthday congratula· ihem, !Ions to David E. Vance and his Incidentally, the service has grandmother, Flora Bal!ey , been housed in the Meigs County David was five on July 12 and Multipurpose Building but re· FIQra was 88 was July 13, Flora centiy moved Into the 'Meigs Mau~e , E. Gray teacher, having taught at Uves,on General Hartinger Park· • Medical Building adjacent to Tuppers Plains Elementary, and 'way In Mlddlepor,t these days. Veterans Memorial Hospital. It In the last 10 years. at Warren you wish any information on the Maude E, Gray, 81, of Route 1, Elementary. She was a member Three youngsters playing in serVice or have any questions, Reedsville, died Thursday morn· or Minear Chapter 274, Order of the Hubbard Memorial Ll ttle you can reach service 'personnel lng at Camden-Clark Memorial Eastern Star, Guysville, and was League Tournament Uils week by calling 992·2104. Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. a past worthy matron of the ' certainly had great grandfather ' She was born Aug. 6, 1907 at chapter from 1956. She was also a support - and I do mean great. Week-end, weatl)er predictions Sistersville, W.Va., a daughter of The ,trio is made up of Bryan are for perfect - enjoy and do the late Reason and Lulu Black member of the Rose Garden Colwell, player: Scott Colwell, keep smiling. Bull: She was a retired school Club, of Tuppers Plains, and the Keno Church of Christ. · She Is survived by a son, Robert Gray Jr., of Ramsey, N.J.; one sister, Esther Swisher, __;_<Co;;;;n:.;;;:tln;:::ued:;;;,.:, ,tr.::.:(JJ]:..!:pa:::!:ge::;.;1:!.,.l- - - - - - - - of Shaker Heights; two grand· Phillips said. gest facility of its kind in the world, at the West .:VII'ginia market and children, Mark, of Ramsey, N.J .. ,and Diane, of Boston; Mass.; a The state indusrrial development producing about 1.2 metric tons, of areas beyond. , representative said this week's an- pulp and paper each year. Phillips was optimistic about specl,al friend, Shirley Harris, of · noWICement by Parsons & WhitBesides the · Mason · County Wes~ Virginia's chances of landing Reedsville, and several nieces and nephe\VS. , . temore in Alabama "lends hardwood pulp fi!Cility under con- . the mtegrated pulp and paper mill In addition to her parents, she creditability to Parsqns & Whit- · sideration, P&W also has a comin Mason County. " was preceded In death by' her temore, which ·has had a sincere bination northern hardwood''The West Virginia " project is husband, Robert Gray; one commitment on developing a softwood facility under study at movin§ forward," Phillips said, ad· two sisters. brother arid project in West Virginia since last High Level, Alberf!l, Canada. God- ding, ·Right now. everyone is lookServices wlil be Sunday, 3 OciOber." dard said that facility· is not com- ing at a formal announcement in at the White Funeral p.m.. Goddard said the London-based petition Jor the Mason .County September." Home, Coolville, with Rev. Don company has applied for its water project because the Canadian Phillips said more than 400 Burial wl!l be Archer officiating. permit with the West Virginia hardwoods and softwoods are used people from various facets of the In the Meigs Memory Gardens. Department of Natural Resources for different products than those private and public sector have and is expecting a response to that considered for West Virginia worked widl the Mason County Friends may call at the funeral application later this month. hardwoods. Hardwoods are trees project - including, the federal home on Saturday from 3 to 5 and In addition, P&W is continuing that lose their leaves; softwoods are EPA, all state environmental agen~ 7 to 9 p,m. ' discussions with the West Virginia pines, which do not have leaves. cies, site location experts, inAir Pollution Control Commission The Canada facility would frastructure support; wood.resource and the fedeml Environmental produce 70 percent northern prOcurement, water transportation, Protection Agency concerning air hardwood pulp and about 30 per- state and local tax people and labor Meigs County Common Pleas permits. A formal air permit ap· cent nonhero softwood pulp. The representatives. • Judge Fred Crow III has ap· plication is anticipated later this project has not had a company for"It has been an interesting proved the request of Elizabeth month, Goddard said. med to represent it yet, unlike the process; the people have been so to be restored to her Ann Lucas P&W has taken an option on a Mason County project which has professional_to work with," Phillips maiden name, Smith. I .300-llCre · site at Apple Grove been advanced by Parsons 4 Whit- said. along the Ohio River and Routc 2, temore in West V~rginia under the south · of the Goodyear Point name of Apple Grove Pulp Co. Pleasant Polyester Plant from Officials also said paper production · American Electric Power Co., is traditionally closer to ( Continued frc:m page 1) which owns the property. A metropolitan areas than die Alberta, Joan Hart, softball throw, bronze medal, 50 meter dash, feasibility study on building a tl.! Canada, project would provide. bronze medal. intcgrated · soutll'em "These things are not necessarily billion Juanita Arthur, 50 meter dash, sliver medal, softball throw, hardwood pulp and paper mill is mutually exclusive," Goddard said. fourth ,place, expected to be completed in Sep- 'The project (in Canada) is behind Keith Friend, softball throw, bronze medal, 50 meter dash, tember, officials have said. Apple Grove, if Apple Grove fourth place. Core drilling on the site is expec- proceeds the way we want it to." Amanda Jeffers, 50 meter' dash, fourth place, ted to begin next month after the ' While the ,project annou11ced in Track and field coach for the 1989 year was Andrea Keyes. wheat crop on the site has been Alabama this week took 18 months Chaperones assisting lor the weekend were Sally Holman, to put together,.the one in Mason harvested, Goddard said. Tracy Holman, and Bonnie Freeman. Widl announcement of the County should not take as long, Alabama Pine Pulp Co. being for- officials said. med at Claib!>me, Ala., the total One pan of the Alabama project complex of the three companies was a three-month study on all the based there - including Alabama paper product options from River Pulp and Alabama River hardwoods, Goddard said, adding Newsprint Co. - will be the lar· that study can now be used 10 look · . Friday. July 14. 1989 ~ ~ ~ J~ly 17-21 . 9:30-12:00 Middleport Church of Christ FHth at Main For liore inforMCition caii99J-2914 • �Sentinel i ' r=====~;;;~;n;;;;:;;;;:f====~ ' List8nin& Dependable He~rin& Aid Sales & Senricil C!' HearinK Evaluations For Ail Ages ~ LISA M. KOCH; M.S. A.M. 992-2156 FRIDAY I A.M. to 5 P.M. until NOON SATUIDAY outlid• ...iga, Oelha or M•on coumi• ~ 0·1& WOIIOS 11-21-IIDS 1 DAY f4 .00 tti.DO 3DAYS t5.00 es.oo &DAYS t i.OO t13.00 10 DAYS t13.00 t21 .00 1 MONTH S61 00 133 00 21-35WOIIDS t7.DO 810.00 t16 .00 U&.OO 860.00 ·r.' c!iw. •.Jo clilloount adlianoe -_,,.. . . - Give.way end Found . . und•15 word• w ill be c-... ""' ' diW'• • no eh•... • Adl tiiM mu• be pe.d in advance .,. C.d of Th~kl Heppy Ada In Mernotiem Y •d Sel• 446- 0alllpolll 367-Ch•. .• 318- V•nton •A otMaifiM edwert•m.-rt plec:ed 1n The D1itr Sent1nill f•· - - ' - cl•lifi_. diepl8f, luain. . C.rd and legaf noti cw) wll in the Pt Pt . . .m Aq;illar and the Gelll .-a..,_. "*Del¥ Tribune. I'IKhing owr 18.000 hom• 2·45-Rio Gronde 216-Gu,.n Deat 643-Arabia Dt~t 379- Welnut Me•ga tounty A,.a Code 814 M•on co., wv Ar• Code 30~ • 992- Middl-rt 67&- Pt. PI ...... 458- IAon I 671- Applo Gr- Pom•oy 985- Ch•• 848 - Aee~ne 895- Leurt 937- BuHolo 742- Rutlend let Result• Fact Public Notice Now lo<ation1 161 Norlh s.ml Middleport, Oloia 45760 ment1, 10 ~ wit : 1---------- The following real estate lituoted in 1he Townahip of Chester. County of Meigs, and State of Ohio· Baing in Soction 3, Ronge 12 oft he Ohio Company ' s Purchase ond beginning at tho forks of 1ha B•hon end Keno and the BoohMI and Chester Road; thence in a westerly direction along the canter of llahon and Chaster Road about 626 feet to an iron otoke; 1honce In a northartv direction about 1 20 feet to an elm tree; thence 1n an ea· t.ty direction to the south· wat corner of the school lot NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 27, 1989. in the Moigo Couty Probate Court, Cooo No. 26299, Kenneth C. W*sh. 33381 Stat• Route 143. Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 WBI appointed Adminiatra: tor of the •tate of Adrienne French, dece•od. late of R. 0. , Harri1bnville, Ohio 45737 Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge Lona K. Noosolroad, Clerk (6) 30: 171 7, 14, 3tc NOTICE 'TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby g1ven by the Board of .Education of Meigs Local School District that sa1d board of 8ducation onAugust7, 1989, at12 ·00 Noon, will offer at public aucttOn, on the premi1es, school grounds belonging to uid board of education and situated in Salisburv Town· ship, Volloge of Pomeroy. Vollage Lot 82, Meigs County, State of 'O hio .. and be~ng in Fraction 10, TOWfl~ ship 2 Range 13 of the Ohio Company Purchae and be· ing a part of the 2 34 acre lot described in Volume 136 Page 379 of the Deed Records of Me1g1 County; commencing at an iron pin marking the southwest corner of the First Baptist Church (Vol 88 Pogo 562) thence South 82 daareM 10 minutes 05 uconds 46.1 1 feet too P K Noil, soid P.K . Nail being the true point of beginning, thence South 82 conds West 237 28 feet to a P.K . Noil:' thence North 26 degrees 00 minutes 00 c:::.::n·.~'r~~~olot~~!~~ feet '--~~~~~=~ Bills Here IUSINISS I'IIONE the pomt of beginning con taining 1 530 acre more or TRUCKING Book 186. Page 321 . Excepting approx1mately one acre, soldtd Eilts McMillan ond Phyllis McMillan. by dead 267, recorded in Volume Page 857, Meogs County Oaed Records DEED REFERENCE· Vo· lume 308. Pago 367, Meigs County Deed Records Said parcel was appraised at S 16,000 00 Term• of Sale· Cash Real e~tate cannot be sold for 1811 than two· thirds of the appraised value. Jamaa M . Soulsby. Shariff of Meigs County, Ohio (7) 14, 21 , 28, 3tc BISSELL BUILDERS PRIIITING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 985-4300 NO SUNDAY CALLS C"ESTER 6-9-'89-lln r-.. . ------... ,. Cortifiod lnsur11111 CouNolo< lnvestmlftl lrok• Wheat Fim Seculities 422 Market Street Public Notice P. 0 . Box 181 Parkersburg, WV :l61 02 1·800-333·5252 NOTICE 0 F APPOINTMENT OF t.1;h-::.:tod & Commo.ttv M•mbtr NVS E • Othtr FIDUCIARY I~=:;;:~;;~;::~ On July 10, "1 989. in the 11 M•GI County Probata OHI 0 RIVER Court, Cate No. 28268, Morgaret Crabtras, P .O. CAMPGROUNDS Box 470, Rutland, Ohio 4&776 woo oppolnted Executrix of the Htato of Burl Droke. deca•ed. late of Moin StrMt. P.O Box 470. WITH ROOMS AND Rutland. Ohio 48775. APARTMENTS FOR Robert E Buck, RENT (BY Day or Probate Judge Lana K. NHMiroed, Clerk WHk I (7) 14. 21 . 28 3tc Per & Up NOW OPEN $ 1B Card of pr•• our sincere appreciation to all who asoitted on any woy during the Iudden illness and deB1h of our father and grandfather. Rolph II . Henderson . Thanks to the MelgoCountyEMS, the Roc:ine Emergency Squad. 1he emergency room otlff at Veterans Memorial Hoopitol. the em.,goncy room staff e1 St . JoMph Hoopitel, R1111. Kenny Baker, leb· enon Townahlp Trus- · Ewing Funeral Home. Paollbeerer• Ju,.. kif. Don ana Rick Put_ , , Jem11 Birchfield, Derrell and JoM A. llen.derson. Thanlll 10 lwtodl and n.;ghllora r. "" floral errllftgemtntl. food and c•cls. JoM W. Wid Edith ......._ .... ,.,..,: . WlltnoH. MCI 1 lit. limlt 1 coupon per cus1 tomer per bini) SISSIOft. Wt Pay •so.oo P• Game I Om 110 Ptaplt '65.00 I Por Gamo 1 ~· OOOS·32 2·l·Hn ~--------;;;;; ' MORRIS EQUIPMENT •ZETOR TRACTORS •ECHO PRODUCTS •HOWARD ROTAYATORS •YARDMAN MOWERS •INIERSTA TE lA TTERIES LAWN MOWER REPAIR MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742·2455 Salem St. Rutlond.Oh. 6/30/tfn 7 · 12 ' 89- 1 mo Thanks We would like to ex- 1 BINGO I POMEROY ·EAGLES I ClUB I' 224 E MAIN ST. I 992-9976 I THURS. E.B. ,,45 P.M. SUN. E.B. 1:45 P.M. ' I DOOR PRill I 2 H.D. FREE with eouJ)On and I purthase of min. H.C. Paclt- Day 949-2526 1 •HATS •T-SHIRTS •JACKETS FOR BUSINESSES. GROUPS 8o. ORGANIZATIONS Day or Night LARRY D. BROGAN, CIC · CHAIN LINK FENCES 1 ... .- ,.. '.· I I:- - . .I .. •' Proftni-llnstllllation FREE ESliMA TIS •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM BIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. ........... RISIDIHTIM & COIIMIIOM "Free Ettlme1ea" ON SALE NOW AT 949·2101) or les. 949-216'0 Pl. SEARS IN MIDDIEPOIT NO SUNDAY 614-992·2171 1-7-'lt-1 MO. DAVE'S Howard L. WrlteHI SMALL ENGINE ROOFING IEPlll "-fill• Valty I b 11 Itt • '•hptll, Olt. PARTI AND SERVicE ForM_. 2 and 4-cyala NEW- IEPAII Gutters WJtdrlt•. Downepouts Gutter Cleaning Painting Taeumo..,,lrlnl• FREE ESTIMATES Pll. 992-3922 ··~·-~168 ..,t: ltock H~-. ofor ltnnon. . 742-2421 of the Meigs local School District Jane Fry, Tre•urer 14. 21 . 28: 181 4, 4tc ·' Blown Insulation Storm Doors & Windows FREE ESTIMATES Call 992-2772 7-12·'89· 1 mo. 1600 DIRT HAULED 6·1' •LIGHT HAULING CONSTRUCTION .PWNIR! GIEG 1. IOUSH GENERAl. .·•·. . ' - COMMERCIAL •CUSTOM KrTCtl-. 14THI •EXTENIIYE REMODELING ••oo•o • RooFIHo tMETAL IUilOfNOI ..,,•• , •NEW HOMES •si/"J;i;:;_ctSI 992-761 992-21 Middleport, Roger Hysell Garage INTERIOI-EXTEIIOR FREE ESTIMATES Take the pain out of painting. let rnt do it for you. Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio ·AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Tr..tMIIIIo• PH. 992-5612 or 992-7121 VERY IEASONABI.i' HAVE IEFEIENCE 614-985-4180 4- 2~·1fn BILL SLACK 992·2269 GALLONS Call Anytime 992-2371 5113/ 89 tlo MODELS MARTIN'S FURNITURE and MORE oComput•ized Balancer 992·3897 St. Rt. 124 Middleport, Oh. (N"t to Hill Top Grocery) 222 East Main POMEIOYr OH. 992-6172 6-16-tfn 6·5· '19·1fn EAGLE IIDGE EICEn HOUDlYS We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals, Plastics, Stainless Steel, Etc. Give' U• A Call Today" 992-5114 LoCated OH Bypia At - •Mobile Home~ Parts • •Mobile Home Rental• •Lot Rantlll1 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1-13-'18-tfn Announce 111 enls ALL MAKES AND oGenerll ChassiS Main! enanee 9AM·7PM . SWEEPER REPAIR •New Tires oCustom Pipe Bend1n g oOil Changes oGrease Jobs OPEN 7 DAYS HOME PARK CIS1'EINS 4 / 6 / 89 / tfn RECYCLING 16ChilllcotheRd. Bobr clot!Wng II toya. childrena. women• & mMs clothln_g. some houMhold items. Fri • Slit. 9-15 GarogeSole· Sot. July15 9tlll1 279 Jackson Pile e. July 14 • 16 9:00.4·00. 2 mi , out Addi1on Pika. right before Wartra Trel• Park Nice clothing. mise , hou•hold h..,., nM Womertl ten lpeed bike. etc ' 141h • 15th. 31 / 2 mH•160 on Skidmore Rd. 9-? Child'-. ju nkns. toYS. houMhold. miac. 3 f1mlly garage sale· s.t July 11th. f!rin• Ad , 1cr011 from GallloCountyCoonCiub. 9 to& Smllt IIPPhlf'lctll. toys. tupperware. Jeans. bedlp,.... cur· Ieins, houeehold lhinQI Rein or .......Pomero\i.......... . Middleport & Vicinity SMALL ENGINE TARDMAN MOWERS ECHO SAWS & TRIIM'IRS OREGON lARS, CHAINS IY AN SUVICE CEIITII Parts & Serwke On ...... , VISA · MA8TERCHAAGE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. g . 7 Sot. 9 -S Closed Sundsy . Announcements ~ . 448-0168. l•e In w-g ., Juty 14th end 1151h. Thirdhou .. below Slo.n'• Floor Covlfing in Minenvth. Many new 1tem1 DUD 01 AUVE •Drv•• •Waahere •Range•F-erl •Refrfgeretara "Multlt ......... APPUAJI(I . saYICI IEJI'S GoiHpollo Dolly Tribono. 128 ThlrdAvo,GoiHpolls.'OH41131. Restroom wen.. torQaiUaCo. F 1r J r • . ulv 31· Aug5 Cou.,._. prof••· Call 11+441-M-43. or 81+4441-4120. Leading C - Rd off Rt . 7 &· Vicinity Frld.. .,d Soturd... 2108 Shore Street. just off N Main Street:. clothing. applilf'lcet and household iterftl. 8~4 Y•d Salt Gru-r Lone Camp Conlev. Frl and Sat, July 1oland 16. 9·00 1111 1 bonut ,O:OOem.·1·00pm ont, • p01ll:lon1 available for lndllltcllall Interested kl working with chll•en end •dol..c.nts on p. .onal ~ lotuat. For on opp-ion. wrhe CAPS, P 0 eo. 207, Jldooon. Ohio 46840 Tlklng IPPiiCaUona II Domino' I Pt:ra, 1:00..1:00 p m ell this week Apply II Domino's. W•t ... roll olllo bo~ tltt•lor 3 ye• old. Must h•e ref•ence Complott houooho . . of furniture • andqun Alia wood & • Auction. Third • 814-441-31119. P.r l'f•red. Thit It 1 full ett .. ge liooldcttplng poohiOn which lo re~poneiblt sumet te · WlllamJ . 81•. Adm .. 31768 Rodotprlngt Rd . Pom• '"~· Ohio E 0 E •tr• Need monav? Avon. tl ta g• ......... ,,.. gift. Cal Qullo ca11 8t 4-378-2808, .. 11+ 378-260-t p,. 1940 qulno. Any condition Coth paid Call 81+112·11817 or 11+682-2;'81 . UHd furniture tn d household oppnanc" 20411. Phone 114· 742· The Tr• Hlf'V*'tten ~­ timber to buy. h•cMOOdor Dine. Gary loci¥. loon, WY, 1:1041 4118-1181 . _Itt.,. Cal mv home. Must hwe . ., ·, ""' Wawer 304-882-2145 ' I 1 I Househald turniehtng. 1 1 2 mi Jerrlcho Rd. Pt. Ple•ant. wV, "Before you start · thinking fleJI blale about how great 60 wives would be, Jet me tell you 31 ' Homes for Sale about 60 mothers-in-Jaw." 12ooeolot1110ble lor oale. plus w•h homo 'tiiiOrklhtd on .__ _ _ _ _ _..._ _ _'T'"_________-l SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Jocltton PMo•Ciooe to 36. Coli I 14-4441-10011. . Coli 304-6711-14110 .' ' -";· Earn free toy1 lftd glfll for O.riltrMI thll ya.. By belntl demonstrator lorHOUMOflkJ¥d 114-2111-1141 3 bedroom in Middleport. CIOI8 to schools and stores Cill I 1+882-31 29 Pleaunl. NIIW 3 br , •chwlh , .... -m• c,optrololr. urge lot. ,_ oppt. ~ 61+4418340. or 304-1711-6118. or 176-3313. IMfv to f-.v d81fl 1 week, ll•o LPN for bed fMt mila 8 hr c•• thlfto. Call30+87&-21111. 4:00 to 1·00 PM only Situations Wantad o ;• • <1 • acr• lind. w.lktng dilt•ae to ~lnt Plo••"· 13041 1711- 7236 •.. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1887 Shultz modut. homo. 3 lor .. 2·bllht. CA. 3 . . v•oge. For oolo ~ ownar. colll1+ 36 7n12 eft•l5 p.m MUS'T SELL Ow . . moving to -Ida 19M 14x70. 3 br.. 1 1/2 b•h on nnt«<lot F-ch ~~Brokorogo. con 814-44111981 New Moon 1olx70, •H 'el.::trlc. flr-'ece. niiW' <*PM Colll1+37t-2989. 12oollli, 2 bedroom. GoodCOJnd~ tiOn Colllt+992-UU 18?4 Klrllwood Mobllo Homo 12x80 2 bll*oom. on 2 IICf• lan ~ with 11'1 outtauldng and Coli 61+992· 1878 Mobile home. 12oo411 tOiol eloctrlc. :Cbo«-... goodcond , u-pennlnf' 13041 671,8878 now 3 ton C .A.. 2 porchoo; f .. lnforrMtlon. Room, bo•<l laondry for ol'*l; 15 ., '.. Schools lnetr_u ctlon RE-TRAIN NOWI SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. 629 Jodoton Pike. Coil 614-448-4367 Reg. No 81-11 ·106U , 18 Wantad to ...•• r Do " Will babvsl in my home. Re•on8ble ret•. R.. _..,C81 wall• ble All ea•.alsotN88kends Cell • t+2411-6711 Hou•~ndTrai•Rep* . '· .. ··' · - 1111. S14.000.DD. 13041 773-11421. 19 78 Bchu ltz 1 4• 60 with 14xeo odd on. built In 1917. 3 - - rom~~y end living room. kltch., both , . . by tldo rlflg•atar. elec. r.nge. aver hHd miO'CMeVe. hi• pump. wvod burner. an be' t-ft on ront«<l~lnK.,.,go, 18000 00 firm. 13041 118-34113. 33 · Fann8 for Sale -cl'n to. 70 ocr-. •cotlont be.t t•m. fl• 10 railing. no houoo, mo,...n ...,lclngt. City lftd w .. wat•. aou kl be dlw• loped for ... u otlll• camrn• clolly. 1200.000.00 fir!" •eo. ooo.oo -" own• finMoe bal•ca. Wrtte to could P'Dint Plo- Roglot•. Box C·12. 200MolftStr- PolntPioa.,., WY 2111111D. t -•1 Wood.,cl 132 836,000. Rt. 7. bolow Eur•e. coli 61+ 4441-4418111• 7 p.m. Vecancy now In privme nufl.lng horne Eooc. c•o. 13041 171171141 O.J . Wlllto lid .. 2 wooded ..,_, lott. Approo 2 - • ooah. Coli 814-248-He& ott• 4·30. Nu,.ing Auinlnt ntlildl 1 job . .. , . _ lor 1teo 14x70 ...... It Moblo- E - n ..Carltrol otr, vinyl und..elnnln• 10 ooreo of ground.1- ..... ot~ buldne ....... ...... .,. hwa._ oily - IP olrH~ . ,- . . .. •Gordoro. ,....,..... "'r.tlooo& f27. eoo. 114-887·· • . = ·- bedroom UnfurMhed one bett'oom Fully furnished g•ogo apt 1\H utillli• paid ec"'t electrlclty, Newlv r.deoorated & CIIPreted. Dep, Al1o 3 be$'oam trill• Call 114-4411-8158, or 61+4417125 • For RIM ~ 3 br , Mobile Home 1 1/ 2 tiM h. wrthcentn~lllr/ 1200 mo. Call61+2511-1981 · Worloboot1 •11, • up IBtooi & loft lot-I Call 614-448-3169 ' County Applllf'lw, Inc. Good u1.t applian0111 end T.V. 1et1. lpi Open8A .M : tOeP.M Month~ Eoot Moln St .. Pom•<>~· Portlol utili• pold 614-992-2094.' . Sot 614-446·1899. 627 3rd A.o Golllpollo. OH. Now 1c:cepting epplicatian1 for 2 bO&toom op.-tmento, .. It; c•peted. IIPPiilf'lta, Wit• and lrMh pldcupe provided Melnt• ftlrtCI tMIIt.rlng close to shop- <1000 USED APPUANCES Wuher1, dryers, ' refrigerator•. range• Skagg• Appllltfu;es, Upper Rhler Rd . bwidll Stone Croot Moloi. 11+446-7398. Krafl:smlf'l. 10 inc:tt radi .. lrm saw, li .. e new cond /1250 C•ll .,'•.. . Fur nil hed 2 battaom IPI., re· ftence end sea.l rlty depotit roqulrod. Now Hoven 130111 t 300. Used Grwetv wtth Sulk!Jf b•. mower deck and sldde t600 UHd elldric llrnaee , 106.000 BTU . excellent condi- complete · w~ma"ree•et 12915 Md up to 1396 Baby beds •110 Mattr ..... orbox plng1 fu II or twin I 78, fifm til, 111 d 198. Queen tets 1211 & up, King 03t50 4 cfr- -UI9 Gun cabinets 6, 8 , & 10 gun. Bolly mottr41. Bed fremei t21. Queen Size B$2-3267. One bectoom tJrnk hed 8pt llfllfY diM .,d nice. No pets 304- 1711-1400 us •• 2 Bedroom fur nil hed ap1 •100 00 depooit pko 1 el ... rM:. 30+876-3900. ~lng •JS • from, 160 Good aelection of be*oom suit11, metel cabinets. heedbowdl 130 VaclrtDf Twin Rivers Tow•Housing for · and up to 1&1 the Elda-ly, Hondicopped end ............ roorn-blth ap.-tmtnt. lt0¥1, refrlg•Cor, 1\lrnllhed. acellerrt cond rand neighborhood Ref•· or 676-4180. bury Ad Colll14-882-6031. ret•- Buy• ..U or trade. .-.liqu" Ba coll.:tlbt11. See Dick orSallv at Ed'1 Glllipolil Flu Markel. B•t!Sun, or call 814·448- 5 O'Op.m . (304 6711-1371 1 bedroom apt (3041 875-1972. 7612. dilly ott• 1 p m Hltnders~n. Buy or lund .. 1 to 8p m. 814· 992· 2626. . 4411-618~ P••· Far Sale or Rent. 1986 2 b . . oom 1oiJC70 mobile home Wheolchoin-- Hoto1· 81+44S.9580. Rog:• 21 4. Medical. 1800· 688- septic tenks AH IRH . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock· 10n. OH 1· BOCH37-9528 Space fof Rent For Sele· 4 mirrored lhdtng dotet doors Size 24" x 80" •r,ce. 14001quere 1cond end Pin• Coli 61+2411-5788 Like niW lanett 1000 SX With cltel disk drive, color monitor, wilh numerous gem•. ecklc• tion1l. II blank discs A ale· Ample P•klng.: ...... Call 114· 448-4249, 446· 2326, 448· 01426 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 638 Jacktoo Plko from •192 o mo Wolk to thop and movloo. 11+4411- 3 end Pl•tlc For Sal • . Con er-e "" CAll otter 2p.m 304-773!5811 Meson WV. Comm•cl.t or utod wheeled electric scooters. Call Sleeping roomt Wilh cooking Also Trill• spece. AU hoolf-!.411 feat. corner Misc. Merchandise ln!Vt1100. Call61+379-2183 after&p.m Route 33, NDrth of Pam•oy. Lots, rentals, parts. sal(lll Call batttWy peck a•klngtt100 814-379~2183afl•6pm T•a Townhou .. Apartments - 2 e 1+992-7478. do•• petlo. pool ·plfliground. Wat•. IIW., • tr•h Trailerlol for ..,t Nice looettDn. 1 12' ole' x11 choln llnkl-ftnce. C.II81 ... 25 •12B 8. v- 21168. E 0 H Br.. 1 1/ 2 betlw. CA., dlthwlllw, d•poul. privete enkl~ded. StMtlng lit • 218 P• mo. C.U 614'387-7860. Colll14-992·288&. 49 Fwniahld.: cable TV. utlltl• pold. ldtrl lor bacholor. Beaot> ful ANervia¥ in K•&lga. Fa• t•• moble Home FWk. Cllll 11+4411-11102. ' 1979 ltb•on SW, 80 Dodge Uncoln -!ding moochlne 260, 250AMPAC. AC-DCvarlablo vo"eo• (used 150 hourtl. 1 shop For Sale or Le•e lav•n tn Mlddoport, 0 H. Aportmont uptt•lrl. wilt con1ld• lind c:ontnot. Coil 30+882-3362. table ol'x9' 1" all ~-~ tteel, ideal for w oldin g thop 7886 Merchandise ~ 8 1+441- urgou-lrl apt 231 1atAve. Kitchen/ stove a r ...lo-llar. ueot mo- plu1 dop. Utili• • rei No pet• Cell 61+44114821. 36 W apt . 2 lor.. 1 b•l\ prlveto eridosed p•ta. Cia.. to graCII'f llor•••Hoppinge.d•. wat•. ltwer. tresh provided. 1261if mo. con 814-44&-1727. ll!lflcl.,.., opt. 1n Rio •a,., .... Coll61+318-88411. 1 lor . 2nd IDor opt. - city park in down town 0.111pllo/•160. Coli 81+441-0844, "'11+4411-7802. I One- old ""'· lll'rti ,..,., ' ' (3041 676-2310 dovl. 676- 56 Building Supplies 1600 lb. Belgkom hor••· btolde Tr oy Built Tell•. 8 hp hor~e. model like new $825.00 (3041 Livestock · Buildmg Met•ial• Bku:k, bn ck. eeww pip a~ , windOWL lintels. etc Cla~de Win- ••s. Rto Grande, 814-245-51 21 OH Cell WV nuu. roof truiHI buitt to order. Route 21 . 1 mileNorthaf Roploy 13041 372·9323 56 'ATTENTION Horse Owners: Paint Plu1 ~ nowc•ryingtack. Pllint Plu L 2416 Jactcson Ave, Pt Pn. phone 30+875-4084 Groom and Supply Shop·Pflt Groomtng All breed1 . All ltYiae: lams Pet Food D•elar HayS. Grain Mixed h~t~ conditioned. n.w• wet, nicebel•l t1 60•ch.Call 30+ 675-2902 aft,.. 8 p m Big round h"f biles 120 each. Can delrver Cell 614-992· 8&94. 7 wk old Ful~ blooded Bour pupptes. Call 81,.-286-1976 311+937- ~018. .100 00 (3041 876-2288. Transporlalion 71, Auto's For Sale GOVERNMENT SEIZED Veh.,_ cl• from t100 Fords. Mer· c•d•· Corv.n•. Chavy1 Surplus Buyer• Gutda (1) 806-887-8000 Eo<t S'-10189 1987'1oltd,d. Toyota Supra with 100.000 mi warranty Exc shape. See c.- at Jumbo, Rio AKC Reg11teud. I month old B11sett Hound H.. shots $100 Ctll814· 889-3711 ~-11 "1"31•8240 ~ ' or 1986 Chi!Ny Clebrity. CL.4 dr , sharp, eutomatic. PS . PB, 1983 S-10 Pickup. long bed. bright red / •2800 Coli 11+ 3711-2728. Actual mllet, I&, OOO. Forr-.toring.For sale or trade. Cell 614· 38 8- boro, flatbed 1 P a. 1985 Chov. S -10. 4x4. pick-up, b piek· up/ 1199&: 1980 Olov pidl- up. 8 eyl, auol/ 11796. 197& Ford pick· ..,1 M91; 1985 tre~, good cond. Cell 814-317- 379-2726 8 1+992-2678 1981 Mera..ry CougarLS : 1981 1981 Dotoun, long bed. 70,000 mllet, bod Nnw *900 1988 19815Chev cam•o.goodc:ond. 19M M11 d0 ' o:k 8 2000. P• · up. · good mnd Both AM / FM st• reo Call 814-2156-6228 cerdil Mu11e 81+4411-0887. Bootie MotorL Sptciol Thll Jeff Wemsl., instruc:tor, 114- Week · Buy th•e2 c••· gilt 1 446-8077 Limited opening~ . . free For Sale 1983 LTD Ford: 1983Fordf.wdm•k.0ivHWIY Guitar for •ale. Marlin D35, 1982 Ford Escort 1981 Ford '150th Annlvena,Y, $800 00 GL Call81+4411-1172. Coli 13041 175-1764. oft• 4 , ' p.m Upright plono f76 00 (30111 87&- 3580 Om · · ouge new ttr•. 4 spd.,nL40,000 ml 1980 D • .. c. cond./ .1.000. Call 81+ 378-2602 Firebird. 37,000 mi . T-topt, nice; 19811 Pont Sunblrd. 2 dr.. auto & air, nice/ $3496; t986 Ply K Car. 49,000 mi / $369&; 1888 Ford .,..empo. •lit IP d. a1r, · 42, 000 ml./13695: 1986 Ford Etcort( 0189&; 1986 Ford Mu• tonw' 12600: 1983 Food Et· oort/ tB911; 8 lo D Moton. Hl-woy 180 Cell 11+441BBI&.., 814-11411-6189. 19e9 Oldl Cutl-. exc cond, &8.000 actual mil• call 814- 1983 Buick Sicyloawk. Sun roof. 5 1pood. 1 .I on gino. Duo to In oome loll, eel for t 1800 11+982-2331. 197BChwylmpola PS. PB. AC. lltt wheel, cruise. 1110()._ CaN 814-H2-6321 d..o or 11+ 882-7846 ....tngo. '84 Grand Prix LE , atr. cruise. tilt. fi'W, PL. cloth intorior, high mHtt. 81+387-0122oft•I:OO PM . 1178 VW Rob bit. asoo.oo. 14 It So•ev 3 rlnt1wt Meranv and uall• e100.00. tl•• front aun •21 cabinet ,.. Cell 30 +1711-'7411. 1111 Cutl111 Bupromo. e wlthT·t - lo- !3041.87111711 or 178-3248. 1171 Plymouth Valorle, •-oo. 13041 178-1012. · r. ..... . - . - Clvdo -·J i04-.,.:aa -wry Morquo. 1118 "It; have been 88tlng glua lust before I got htm." 1 _ . ,_ ••• 1100. 13041 178-2111. oqo~_lpt. . .' jt Foreign & dDmeetlc 11.1to perts ' Coli I 14-388-9062 -:---------~· t •• J " Jeep .-nawlthw~andtlret. "' · 304-675-3241 ' ) ( POOR BOY STIRES , .. .• .... , 30~178- •18.96. 4.000good utod tlret ' semi I liM, neW tirll · ' t" ,,,, --;~:;:::;~==· iij • 79 Motors Homes __ ,, .,_~ . 8t Campara .\ , ) - - - - -- , "' ' Citmper for Sela: 26ft h• air '" '1: '. 1.... ~C::o::ll::8..,.1+ :::-2.:.58-::._:.611::.;&::.;1::..__ _ ~: '.'. : 1.974 Wtneb•QO. Dodge Ch•' .•i ' '!-· 67.000 m•lw, roof lir. n-. , 1 • tn• / 14991. Cell 114-ol4&- • U65. or 81+441-1189 ' · ' ..,..,.---~.:.::.::.1984 Nom• 24 ft. Sleopo tix ~ · "" Self contained. c::tnO~JV. Pl'opM~ 4 t orelef!W:rlc. lhowlrlndbllth-t~ · ~ . 1 Mutt tee to lppreci•e Clll • ·. ' . '• . ' • ··f 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPAOOANG '" U'lconditional lifttime gu•an~ tee Loc• ref•ena. llrnilhed. Free lllimllll. Cen RogersBasement Wat•proofing • SWEEPER end SWtingm.:hlne repair, PM'tl. and suppli•. Pick •up and delivery, Devls V10.1um • · .' Clearier, one half mile up._ Geor!JII Creole Rd Coli 81+ 4411-0294 Soptlc T.,k Pumping 190. Gollio Co RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES, Jtcltoon, OH 1 ·600. &37·9121 1.979 Ford F250, Heavy duty. Fetty Tree TrimminG ltump removal Cell 304-171-1331 742-2803 ohor &p.m n8oo.oo. !3041 182-3239 1973 GMC l.,dem dump truck Rotery ot: cable tool ~lllng M011 well campl•ed llmed-w- (6 U 631 do••· 871500 304372· 5822 8911-3802 4 73 Vans S. 1981 Da11un 4x4 Pickup, W.O . 1980 Chwv Luv, 4 wheel drive, whh utility bod. *1700 304372·5922. 130416711-151108. 74 .. Pump sela end service 304- Ron's TV Serv~ apediiR•ngin Zenlthello terVidngmoat other br. . dl Hou11 c::alls. also tome applianoe rapelrs W.V• 304 5711-23980hlo 11+4411-2454 82 Plumbing 8t Heating 1979 CJ7 orlgt.u• paint. new top 304 V-8. 4300 mil• on onglne.l3041875-1584. 1984 Chevy ven, high mili~ge, good oond. Re• he• and air ~, co•ect . 1-8t4-237· 0481. d.. or night. Hllrlll¥ Davidson Custom Soft Tllil Blue '"d tthter lots of accenori• 8000 mil• 61 .. 11 ,960 30+372-U22 neN JH~int, 1986 Pont Brace Beattie Ponti•c 400 big block wtth.. ..•.... Cener Carborator for 111e or ~ ~~ trlld•for smell blodlChevy, C.H , ·1' pido· up/ 83695, 1984 Nit- 19791 ton.GMCStopVon, , _ good condlt800. Cell 114379-2111 n gu"• l111on1, e· ginn••· serious gultlrill Bru.- ----------·....',.,•' H 1971 Chevollt 350. Southern 1979 Meraory Zephyr. 85,000, "'· ~I ' ~uto Parts & Accesaories bumper/ 11100. Call 81+24119567. • 1979 Ford pick· up with tapp1r Standard 3 1peed. 11800 Call Call 614-948-2682 I dlvlduot • "' ..... 1978 Ford F-250, 4•4. hillo- 1986 Chevy O.ovell, 2 dr., 67.000 ml/ 81800 call 81+ Musical lnstrumants 882~2019. 8ft ttuck c:am.,.-, t.lltt con- ~, .. ....... t3041 875-3298 "-' complete $43.25 . 57 ,.. ~: · 13.000 C.ll61+245-5823. or 81+241-9184 814-388·8760 Dodge Ch•~ Shel bf Turbo, Coli olt.- 7p m 81+2611-172&. r.f, depth finder. •seo. Call 11+ 8 ti,949· 272B 7533 AKC registered Dachshund . shott, wormed. health guarenteed, (304) 675-2193 ~.~· "-', 1972 3/ 4 ton QMC truck Comp• opooir1350. AT .PS, PB. Ford Van / 83996. 1984 Chov Van / S2000 Call 814 -446· 8885. or 814-11411-1189 ::." or f13 U / - . 1114 Chll'l'rollll 3/ ,. ton PU. PSIPB. AC . crulto, AM/ FM/ stereo. camp• plldlage. Exc. Cond Call 814-441-9418. 4623 ' BunkiM • 39.,91 : crib m•llr .. ses .. spd New tlr•. aMeki & ex· heutt. Drtven daily parts e• EJGe. oond. Call 814-889- , 1o1 fl 1967 St•cr~~tt Deep v Bottom Boat wlthtrller, 4Y2 HP motor, 10 tJ cro•lngmotor.nd 3331 . front end allnement·· '· AM / FM Stlt'IO, AC. crutse & 111t Cell 814-388-8240, or •2&00 Call61+2811-1318of· ~9:70::4:::::::::::::::::Jt809:::2:•:ft:er:6:·:00::p:.m::::::::~~m~ol~ot~,~~~·~c~o~ll~e~nt~c~o~n~d:lt:lo~n tor 7:00pm · "He must Call 614-245- Filh Tank. 2413 Jaclc1Gf'l Ava. Po1nt Pleasent. 304-675-2063 10galset up $14 99and10gat M•tlrHI aat *99 I -~n uti / .S600 5294 pick-up. auto. nice; 18141suzu AKC Ba1sen puppiM React; to gol F A Benedum 814·887· 3866 btuo 1988 Ford Etcort. 43,000 01.v •3 81+843-2187. 81+38i-87eo~ f30. Col1814-992·2682. triiCtort. f2500 Call814-992· e C.ll Pure brad Walker Coonhound colnt/ UOO. Cell 814-398· SNAFU. run• good, 1400 1981 Chav . 8 ·10 pic:k- up, nic::e; 44&-8868. r-.1. H D Bunk bedl·1~9 or cyl sharp. 198' Chev S-10 Blezer / 14591 1 983 Ford 4~~: • · ~ Call 81+ oondil:iop Small and medium *12.411/ mo. 4dr ch., Mt.911. 1 dr ch., •u.te. 1977Chovy, C10. 3 opd . 2&0.1 1987 Ford Tauru•. 4 dr.• clean. automatic. PS , PB. AM / FM tt•eo. till. & cruile. AC , light pu-. ~ I lriever puppi• 6 week• old Hod all shots. Coli 304-882· 2864 ""• ,:_• · 814-992 · VInton Auto Sllvaga. Far Sele: ..' tt Grondo/ $13 500 246-9843. 2 ~ Trucks for Sale 9:!36 BOO Soriet Bado Hoe E..,ol,.,. 7 pc. pootor lotoet BR ..' ouho *IBB,.. •32.76/ mo. •eo c•h 72 1961 , Chevy P•ck· up AII.- top quol~y. AnMiclng livolltlolo. Baron, phone 13041 675- truck t n200 firm. Call 61+ 4441-2306, or B1+2411-U23. Great family dogt Cell 614-245-9889 Wayne 1978 LTD Ford.• 296 00, (3041 87&-1484 Atfllfa r'ound bat•. 19 p• cent proteb1 tilt, MorQifl Farm, Rt Wormed / *26 814 · 446 - 0693 Shoemaker ' · 110&0 3MO. 76 1989 Chwy holt ton. 6 c:yl. 3 7 wk. old. For Sale Dog Houlftall•izes. 1 8711-8941 . F•m. Rt. 35 30+937-2018by July 10. H.y for lila. 7fi c-rts. Bile tn fl eld, IIi ding patio door, puppie~, Mercury ..' · 1983 Cam•o Z28. T-top' ' 742· 3029. AM -FM c•settl. air cond 197817 St•crett TriHull, 120 - ~: U100.00 firm. (1 14) 387H.P.I.O. Mtrcrui••· Exc . Cond.~ - ._ 7767. $4600.00. (3041 1711-7270. 1978 Chevette. tour .peed. u 19. Gurmn Pontoon bollt, coood. *BOO 00 Coll13041 676tr•ll•. ltove 1rtd refrigerator, 1'l26 INe wei. oomp•11. 31 t1) motor utod lett than 40 !oro. 13041 · 1980chw lor I tODD 000 B 0 1987 olx4 Ford Ranger, Man · Dragonwynd ·cattery Kennel ,.,,,.. 1nd Siem . . .,d Him .. Blec::k-lab 18ft lMson an'd trail• 50 HP 6 14-3~8- 8847 31. kittens. Chow 1tud 1ar· new point )ob, 63,000 mitt. .1800.00. 130111 8711-7118 1772. 82.000mlltt.1978FordlTDII . 1 UtiOO. Call 6l4-281-1311of- --------~----------- -, ~: 1975 Monte Clrlo •c oond . nao oo. Julie Webb PI: 81+448-0231 Household Goods 1 laM. 121 HP Evtnrude Engine. comptel:e lop, new uphotttery ter 7:00p.m . For •I• 1914 Eagle ol WD. eir. .,.o, Muat .-11, makeoff•f304t 1978 Chrysler Le Att•fa Hay. 140 A for adage or chop Call Anctv S•gler, Morgan Pets for Ssle liig Dakota Farm Home built on vow lot, U4.9911 • ~ Col tabletop 1 whHidialr. 1 potty ""*· 1 b•h otool 1 commode ..ool. beth-rhn walk•, • Auto's For Sale olspeed. noA.C. C.II efter6p.m anvtlme an weekends (3041 64 AIIIl-. ltrll bulcln8 klito. ........ ho-111"!11111111. ....... I• Tw~14 SWIMMING POOLS •1188 . Summ. 1peCfll on , I H89 pools Huue 19 x31 poo . "'I• doclt. ten.._ fit•• worrontv . lnottMo- 61 Farm Equipment VI'RA lion • finonclng ovolollle. Ctl F..-n~ure • AppllenCOI 24 lor!; 1·800.3411-09411 Rt 1411nContM1ory. 1/ 4mi, 011 For Solo·. 66 MbuF trhocthoor, plows • ditc, 160 comic boo~ Lincoln Pk. Mon-Sat : 9 ·1. Sun· - 11 no a/03100; 4000 12-5. Open Aftor hrt. until 9 thi•/ S30 Ctl130+8711-4290. Ford tnct.,( i2896: Hoooton p.m. for 'l1pointmenta. So gWe round bl!ll•/ *1111 Ow'* will ,. 1 coli. 1.., 44a. 3168 1 Rocllnlng-Jori·cholr / wlth· flnenoo C.lll1+2811-1822. 51 71 875-2837. HHoton Rood. Bolor,(3041882· 3239. $1200 00 63 !d!ll-· z....... · - Ill\to...lllrld . .... . . ...,.,. . . ... 1104 Pant for far mall A orB •actor. 33k1ix4 1blv• ground pool •of• m. Farm Equipment 1575-8862. 129M. Furnilhod opt. 2 r..,... prlvato boll\ 2nd Avo/ 11eo- Uti~ Wood groups 1319 or lito polcl Dopod roq' d CaH e17 31/ mo 3 peic» chlir. 61+44&-23110. 1 - f799, or U1 .90/ mo With 850 rob•o. coffee • .,d Furn opt 1 lor., U40. utl·l~ tobloo • 711 ••. ~cl 920, Fourth A\10 Oolllpollo. Col181+44&-4411. ofl•7p.m AM 111food,c:ounlry dlnatto oot. 3 cholil • bench whh motchlnr Garogo opt. tnnlthocl 21 1/2 ..,toll t811 or 124.11 mo. t7 Noll OoMipollo. 1228. utili• r-o pel Coli 81+44&-4411 ott• 7 P ,61 050 Truck $400 00 ea Phone 1-814-181-7311 . One 8r.. untur•hed ..,. -'9' • rft'i~ provktecl W••· sew- 1872 17ft. St.- Croft Trl Hul . t-;.::;:;;~=;;~;:;==;:~~~~~~~~~~~~ (30416711-2006 or 2162. UprigHt pt ... o for sale. $100 s•tlt7; mlsc. bab¥illml1811all ar ~~~perate C.ll 614-2415· 6:'119 For Lease "'... Call aienglng toble/.10: Bolly c• ..•.....:. ....,....,. ..·'..,. .•. ~ • i njector. for 50 horse power Mera..rv BoM Motor Clll 614317-0447, or 61+3e7-046&. . Lattart Grade School. Home & car computer dtsk pt.,.er wtth remote control • Coumry Mobile Home P•k. ••, •·. New Pontoon BoM Tr.W• • oil Se•oned h•d woods 131.00 pi~- up load 4x8 l•utl. 1971 houu trail.- I& m*e off• AKC Reg11tered Golden Re· 54 ~-, Boet. • trelt• ror •I ll 1410. Coli 614-379-2183. John De• Bale, 330 John De• tractor, h"t reke. $2&0 00 plul ""' 13041 6766329 - 46 Apartment for Rant Firi'Nood far Mle. 130 00 pick· Ca11814-446·1870. Furnished Rooms burg. CaM 30+295-7882. "' · • ~ !'1~ So • • BGil M otort 12ft John · · .t-, up lotd. coil eft• &:00 (3041 458-1981 1 bedroom. Point PleM.n •ea. 45 c:ost *41,000. .. .; S acr iflce/t29 , &00 . Parken · .,. " 13041 8911-3441 9 MM Berreta 1426 00, (30olj 675-8445, 1811¥1 m•og~ Be be p•rot, wrth cage/ $60 Trail•. 2 be•oom. cleen. enON required. At 1, loculi . Rooms for rent- week 011 month. Rood. 30+8711-1078 Sterling at 1120 1 mo GaHia 4 Bedroom. furn•hed Mobile Home. a.nm-.-. bJt no Soli. Riverine AntiQueo. ~ - only 1ol0 hrs 1/ 2 noleo out Rt 141. Coli 112ol E. Main Str881:, Pom•oy HOUri M,T,W 10e m to &p m, Unfurniltwd 2 bect-oom apt , convenient lo~iol\ uptown Point PI••-· For more infor· 1988bovlinw 30ft. 10ft. boom. vlea. C.ll814-441-3844ott.-7 P.M Antiques •oa required; 13041 676-1912 1 btlctoom apt, all utiltti• exctpl eleCtric paid. cell before $250 00, 13041675-2181 . l~an 53 -.' \ 4x8 utilhy c.._ elad , -.uipt, ' Bolt-1987 UndOU 18'6" _ _:; : comp...elv equipped. Ftying br ldg• Immaculate oordtion. Paint ••• now going on II Paint Plu1, 20 p• ceftl off riQU• price on Interior 1nd •t•ior Pittsburgh Pllinls. S.re.-.•J uly 4084 ~ . Couch, kweiMt , t71. 2 end tabl•. t20. Table .,d,. chairs, 136 Teble. 15 chairs. t40 Woodin tobto. 4 ch•o. •eo CoffH table. end tebte. hewy 22 You work too h.. d to pelnt withenythingl•a.PAINTPWS. 2416 Jocklon Avo. 3<>+875- ..,·:. :~-:: ~~m~~-~ ~·_, HD 8 Dozer for sale. Oaod co ndttion. Ml500. C.ll 61 .. 4017 eventngt. 1796 Dot~ 'l146 up to $376. Hutch• t400 lin dup. bunk bodt ,. wil:h Mercury 3& t., motor w it h ......,., power t rimlf'ldeutool in)tcl~n. ..: . Mercury Troll nt mCMar. lhor• • Hewy duty utllty trlil• 4x 8, Riding lawn mower. cheap. Lompt *28 to •126 • Boats and • Motors for Sale 8~11 t316 10 t996 Tabl• t60 and up.to 8126 Hide-l·beds t310 to 1696 Recliners t225 to Dinattn •108 and up to t496 Wood table~~& ch_..,, •286 to ...'"• .. '75 7 371. Sof• and chairt pric:ed from $376; 30+182-2688 'J. •, ' r, 11x30.11 4 1w1mrning pool, aM eluminktm, treetld lumber deck 6 fence lnclu . . /imp a other accenori• . C.l 114· 446- A""on betut"'l ono OO'olots wlhrlv•h• . " ~r. 10+878- ,I Motorcycles l.,t cond. • 1200 00 mrti 13041 87 5- 6398 61+441-4046 t BOO. 00 (3041 773-11887 LAYNE'S FURNITURE one'" d two bMoom lJrnilhed apt1. ref•ence •41 depostt. m•iol\ !3041 Furn51Md 3 be*oom on Kings. 44 wrk'lgii'WIIIher, 0322 Mt Vernon Aw. ground loor. 3 1 - - - - - : - - - - - - - oga • . . bogo polo& Dopook Rlq'd. Col 81+441-4345. 35 Lots • ~c:raege Und•- plnnlnf' pointing. inlidoM1dout plumllln~ Will p - colll-. 1t+992·UII ' coli 13041 1711-7271. undlrplnning. wttet. end dryer, ......,. funilhld. b.! II In b•. on US~D- Btdl, dr1111rt, Disebled Locllted n. . itlwn- ' .90 Days same 11 c•h with ID'Nn Point Pte•ant. phone appfoved credit 3 Mil• oUt 30 .. 175-6879. Equ•l Housing BullVille Rd. Op;,. 1 AM . 10 6 Opportunity PM. Mon. thru Sat. 614-oi48- ·Mobile Homes for Rent deck, awning. und•pklnlng Good cond~lon. Cell 61+9923807 lnoome homo. Cal 11+882- ', . 1173 aft• 7:00p.m. for mor• .., , 7204. 1'1-ont. Rt 2 N. S350 00, 161414411-9271 12ooeomobllohomo.1971. W~h ehld<.,houoo 7121 . Apartment for Rent 30+676- 7988 " ' 814-192- vary Nee. 10 miiM from Point TroM• lor •Rent: Rt. 218 Col 1980 N•1hu1 14x10 ex~do. Reasonabla Modern 3 bem-aoms 1 Y.t bath lg ldtchen. liv tng room 24x24 I~ ooom. cis ell, 2,., 110'11!" B 1+4411-24116 tlt!8 - • 10oeo/ .,600. Cotl 81+2611-1381 . We c•o lor oil'*ly •d hendi- onlv 1"111 hou• for tent FUrntshed Prwlor 2 odu~•- Coli 814,9927711 . br , nit• on 1 aat land. •210 mo Outbuildngs C.H • · ·' CIIPP«< In our home. 21 y... ftl*l.,ca LPN on can. Low r•t 1 - Wodn•doJ-Sundov . Coll1814) 861-4868. phone (3041 458-1187 t1 Hllr stylist n•ded llf)l)tf 'Kethv Kut and Kurr or Call 13041 12 ..1. ,248 in Ch_.• Ae•onable Cotl 81+88:Z.38eo. . 3 -oombrickhilmowlthl•go lot. Mid W., D rlv& Hov., 44 Bloch Stroot Mldd"'ort. Ohio. 'Rom-• hou• 48887 St. ' e roonw •d bMh 1n evr-.sa 42 3 bedroom,., .... Nloolwollot l•go out-bulldn• CioN 81+ 992· 7449. 1tartin~ a ~mpa.te line of used furnltul"' . NEW- Wwt•n boot• t36. __ __ 11+882-11292. M o - hllloo. 3 mi. . from Pt. lterting. •19 R•ctinw • 88. Pbm•oy Living roam, lining room, ell cwpet ... kitchen with lots of cabinm. neN 11:0. end rllfrlgerltar, sun porc:h, full ..... benlos .,d tchoolt. For b•ement. a•aga. one floor. No · more inforrMtion clll304-882· pet:1. Not more th., 3 1210 3711 Equ•l Opportunily Hou• Plus util;tl•. 1ecurtty deposit 1ng. Sid ian 8 acetlpl.t .....:.., __::.:.: Rtf•en~ on requaSi. Phone Nlcelorld< houoo. 2 c• """" 2 bi-.. l•go _,ntry kllchin wkh p.,.ry, 1 1!2betlw,cr-•ln tr . .ewar/ on 2 . , . Clll NEW - 6 pc. wood group - *339. Uvlng room ouh-*199-t699. Bunk bedl with bedding- t2ol9 FuH. siH mattreu & foundltkJn euit•. De•kl, Coli 81+441-1759 l porty plenll FrooUOO.OOiolt. no lnveitment. no dlllvftg 1nd no int.,._, ~ 1haft drrve. wal• c:oo'-d, eJtcel- oolod ook. •so 814-949-2671. Oiv&St , Gallipolis r I 1+2811-1611. Ju1t W81"1t to little mon.¥1 Or would you Ike -to hwe • c- ...1 Elth• w.y Avon c:an hapyoubethlbll'lyoucan belli Call Merltvn We~~t•. 304- • •• New/ Used Aug. 1. CoU Jedo W Carltly, 0w--Aaont o1 1-114·9822403 or f-61"'882-2780. AVONoii•-IIShlri.,Spwt. 30+878-1421. 882·2145 74 KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 992-8066 Hours 9· 15 by 8 lloomond boll\ control olr, 12 •• •• to_•eel holM. Good wlh ' P!CKENS FURNITURE Ntw •nd uMd furnitu re end 2~3 kldt. Calll14-112· 7020 Jet. of Au. 7 • 143. P-ay. Oh. owner fln•nclng available. Prioecl for quick ula Mike • !I'_. fomllt -•lion Mutt ool ., Pok- 11 H..._ W ntad ··~o .,eel·-·Coli oppllancet. Call114-446·7572 Good ooood. 30+ 773-8181 ,, Veil., Furniture 8 \1" e AMF -Ung LM1 o lor ...._ Mooon. W Vo.f hcollont oonclttlon. .,..&~ down ..,m.,.t. ~· AVON · 'AM orea Coil Morlly n B~lne11 Opportunity 4 molo lolttano. 7 w - old. 2 oolld bloolo. t yo ...... 1 · - · Coll14-112·3100 Oldor - . . 101rt 114-741-1811. ,, f llldlll:l"' old. Hod oil o -. Good wnh klolt Col 114-4411-MU. ~ .,7,000. 114-112·3122. ·'. 614-882(180 ye• old In Misc ., Merchandise t"'" 8200 C.lll14-948-2615 1'troll. 1 - &onAlo0121tlll2 -lot. ... , In ·Pam• ..,. Rtoolv'l"!o O!'llv.loo. SMd ,. mote.. Coli urry Llvol\0 814318-9303 Furniture ., d oppllon- by tho piece of entire houllhold Feir Mldcleport. Would ••o mike 1 2 bedroom-"· 1'1 boo..,.,t for a• Accounts Olivo, Cote • ~ltttM. vory frl~ to good homo. tolld btoclc • tw a t - II whllo. Ctll 11+211- To o good holM. I ,..ddly kin- coli 614-261-1731 ., ' Coll61+948-3021 Auctlont. 30+ 773-15785 Morris type Ktnen• to glv eaway. Utter lrlin ed, very OJte.• ean 2 puppi•. holt border colllo & holf illop•d Cell 11 ... 3e7· 74116 .- W.V1 TOPCASHpold lor 1913modol and nwr• used en. Smhh Buld<-Pomloc. 1911 Eoot•n Ave . Gallipolis Calll1+44112282. Income t7.100 P• , .... cor... Cot• .,dlhlrdlt . 2 lor., 1 Nih In Gallo County. A,..olllolmniedl•lll'· c.n 1 1+ 4441-2000. or 11+4411-1281. ,.,., WV26160. Wanted To Buy BrcM<n rtf. gold Wll her. wh lre dryer, 2 chMt•. contale stereo,' t'tAiin box 1pringe .Md matt res. ~-- • hooter. 13041 8761473 with By _ _ , 382 Mortln Dr.. AN Iorick -wl!:hll ... 1g. FJI .. 1 1/2 boll\ double c• g•ogo. Coli 81+4441-881tob•ll PM. Part~time Receptklnilt-lnluf'lnceCI ... for loCII dodor's office, Mnd , . 1ume to Boa 310. Point ll!le• Used llmltu,. by the piect or .,..,. ' hou-ld oloo tolling. 814- 742·24115. 5fr81 ktnMICh•tHr•••· Cell ,. Cell 81+992·7440 1711-4247 or 8711-3086. Sol• cover for 24ft round pool 814-367· 7821 ' ,. •••tl.,gs, Mondrt through Ttlurtd-r. 11.00 p• houf plu1 Y•d Sole. Sotuntoy 9·00 -3:00. 9 ' stQfV 113 3rd ovo. O.Hipollo 2 br .. o:e'pl(od. du ..... ~ 1/ 2 both outoideatoo'lga USO/plu1dop • utili•. ea11 61+2411-Mn. 5 30.8:30 WomMto~-houltloroldorly S111e Champion Auction• Atd Pe•son Licen1ed In Ohio andW..tVirginla looking 2 lovall( 2 bedroom hou• in 2 ,.,,... aidt Shop cl•k 2 houoo kttp•t. Inquire ot Oddt •d Endt Shop. Mlddoport llnt, 9am-1pm Public Sala 8t Auction patant Pro.,..-tv1 4 .....- 311-733-eo62•t. No. F2732- YARDSALE-Satuntoy.July 15, 125 English Ro ... Point Pie• 8 hou. h 12" 5••• Color t8t w 1110n. uled 2 y..,., ltke new 1100 00 304-876· 2614 1 br.• furn'ed hou•. very nica. A. ooUectlngl Far 1n cell Donne Edwardl, 304-112· 20a. alto for booking J*tl• 400 Fir11 Slreet:. HDu1flhold Items. and m11c lnveot! ,. ••n a ••ra Estate &Me of VfOII!t Farlev llnow. lnd NOT to ..,dmo~ I trough tt. mal untl you hiW'e inv. .lgatad tM aff•lng. , your1ree. 113.'151Sbtolll, . lmmedit•• opWiin~ C.l 1· ref•encoo. Coii1+14B-3021 Giveaway 17i3 ~nytlme. ..• .. FEDERAL. STATE NIID aYIL SERVICE JOBS. Now I*~ Ad , Midcleport. Ac:fos1 from Watch for signs Real chup 814-992· 2174 .. 614-99236117 3 lor.. ooctlo,.l 2 full botho. flropl_,<boll·ln hutch. doubl. avon • ,.,... CA. city oohoolo. Coli 11+4411- 8714. 1. -,-:.---:-:-~:.._,,......,:--;~41. Homes for Rent TELEMARKETING 54 Household Goods U sed white bathtub .,d llvl · t ory. Arlo an 81ectr•c stove Call Renlals Wont ..:rellolllobelrf sltt•lor 3 4 -- Send Nlume to cia Box 002, Fric!ov ond Seturdev July 14· 15 9 00-3:00 Bono Hollow ••lv In morning. 61+441-9319. •.' •pori.,.. pr-btlng pold. C.llt1+44&31118. 11+317·7120. ,, Junk C1r1 wllh or wfthout Are you tir.. ofthlllrlllnyour yard thll elweya ..,, w•t? Dry tt up. Cel C . W. Dlvilon. PlumblnJI • tr.,ohln~ 61+ Gomlo 3 month old '" KIT. No oonootlng or dollvorlng '·' '' wor- your own loro. CoW 81+ 2411-1363 tor ,on lort'"'IM . " boolokooplng With ~dl . .o .,d Mtdcoid billing Saturc:t.y, July 16. GeorgeWhtte '"ldenoa on Old Rt. 33. Collector dolls- plates; oecupktdJIIP .n. ttbh~chain . llereos. mieruwwe 1W1d. pio,.... 11ereo stanct 2 femele puppl... 2· 3 montlw WANTED •c. Fonn- ..rtypl., FIIEE1300 J INOTIOEI 'TilE DHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . romm"*'dt tllot you m•• an 'ott• Coli Jod< W " "" - · -· 140.000. "' c . ..,. Ow-·Ao ... ot 614982·2403 or 11+992·2780. Office Man eger-Bookkup• nHded for A meri<*•Pomeroy Th11 pos•ion requlr• 2 y . .s coli heaters SWIIin't FY"niture 3 >' Now hiring demontli&lon toni home dean tl:ema IUGh • picturee. door wr... ,., a Wanted . ochool. Saturd.. July 15. All Doy MOBIL~ POOLS, WELLS EVENINGS JONES TIRE CENTER EVMI Offl ce. N . M1ln VInton OH Sponsor.t trfVIntonUnited Methodist Church V•d Sale. beside Leten grMie WATER SERVICE ' Pollio. Hot dog Stlo: 7-16-89 Sterting_ M 10:00 • .m. et D~ .......Pf.PTeiiiiiiiic-.. LINDA'S PAINDNG . lett towordt H lgh School. luggage; etc: - .....' • 614 · 245 · 6383 . for on Y•dSale In Mtrcervlle. Thur• dll¥' &. Fridly, flrat brick hou•on ROUSH HILL FORD 1rOOO •FIREWOOD cho-lrom. ~===;;;::::~ 6-27-89-1 mo. d. •SHRUB & TREE TRIM and RE · MOVAL ery, stonew.ra. bebrbld. tlrniture, Ckrthlng. ftn mkt . tent mite. Check out our look E•change -ovar, 12,000 to 992-52 ,,~, . no collect•ng or deiN•'"g. Cel J·~· - t n - Exp. _.,. 14. 1& 16 . 11 Cl~ - It . Dontol pref•rlll• • laJt not Me*~. Vinton, Ohio New,...., thact.. .,.lqun, fino ol•-o. - 51 do busin.. -Mt:h p«>ple you pion I No modollnlllnvolvod Fun jobwtthfM h,.INoinv... ment. intwviiiW. •hin• SPREAD We can r~tir and rt· core radiators and heater cores. We can alSO acid boil and rotl out radiators. We alsa repair Gas Tanks. PAT GALLON WliEI SERVICE SER~ICE Masti1 - Repla<ement Windows HAULING RADIATOR INSULATION Ctrlainteod ® Siding Seamleu Gulter ALLEN'S UMESTONE ;r J&L Vinyl 6·26- '88-trn ~~::;::;;;:;:;:;;:;::;::::~ 11 _________1-------------1 CUSTOM SCREEN Certified LIFt"'ted Shop . •Gravel •Limestone •Fill Dirt :~~;';~f•Educatoon MY-I-SHOP "DOC" VAUGHN VOU CALL IT WE WILL HAUL IT buildong at football games Bus I. ness servi· ce 8 CALL 992-6756 L.W. STEWART on the grounds behind the 171 NIASE Certified M1ch.,ic (614) 992':~J.:.~4 the board hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. No bid shall be ac cepted for less than the sum of 8 1 50.000 00. The board also atipulates that the Meig1 Local School Diatnct would retain rights to park conteono l1.• Aepair1 USIOINa PliO.. Terms Of sale are cash and the ~uyer that the building All MIJor & Minor (6141 H2· 655G Ieos and other school functions The board also stipulates to A/ C Service Your Phone Grace Church property (Vol 26 Pogo 13 and Vol. 38 Pogo 724) to a point; thonce North 51 degreea 09 minutes 29 seconds East 221 .42 feet to a 1f2 inch re. bar passing a 'h inch rebar at 4 . 10 feet; then co South 29 degrees 52 minutes 47 seconds East 314.48 feet to Keno Rood to the place of beginning, containing 4 8crM, mora or IMS. Excepting about one-half acre conveyed by C L Orr and Ruby Orr to Arthur Morarhv and Pauline Morarlty in the southe81t part as per deed recorded 1n Deed Molt Foreign end Domlltic Vthld• Wt C1rry Fithing Suppll• along the east line of the degrees, 10 minutes 05 le· now owned by Raymond Frank; thence along the 1-:=~--------~;......, thence in a southerly direction along &aid Buhan and aecnd West 272 .1 6 STRACUSf, OHIO & SERVICE SALES NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF By vlrt~ of on Order of APPOINTMENT OF Sole itouod out of the ComFl OUCIARY mon PI- Court of Meigo On June 27, 1989, in the County, Ohio, in the cooe of Meigs Couty Probete Court th• Homo Notional Bank, Coae No. 28297, Fronk Plaintiff. ogeino1 Willard Knotto, Routo 1. Box 103. W11moley ond Debra K. longovlle. Ohio. 46741 Wemaley, aka Deborah K. was appointed Executor of W11moley, et ol.. Defend- the 81to1e of Mildred a. anta, upon a JUdgment Freeman, deceMed, late of 1'""oin r.,dered, • being Routo 1. Bo• 103, longJCu• No. 88-CV-325 in oold ville, Moigo County, Ohio. Court, I will offer for llle. ot Robart E 8uclt, the front door of the COurt Probate Judgo HouM In Pomeroy. Meigs lena K Noooolrood. Clerk County, Ohio. on the 29th (6) 30, (7) 7 , 14. 3tc doy of Auguot. 1989. ot 10 :00 o'clock o.m. tho fol- 1--PP~ubbi'ilic~~tlc;~­ lowing l1ndl and ten• I VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE PLUMBING & i.tu •nu" Public Notice Public Notice 11-1 !FIIB·1fnJi Reference• '., Love clothet? Demonstrate be.,ttl.tl clott. tor an eM' plf'ly do-. tllver. tu,..olst Jowol- GENERAl CONTRACTOIS I and Found hay Work! E.: . p.,l A:uembla producto " homo. Coli lor 8 . . . Sun Houlilhold ttemi a lnformelion 150.._8.t~ll70 clothing. 442 Jerry S1root.' EJrt 313 l(lp., Bundorl · Spring Yoll... ~-.....:...:..._ _...:..,_ _ 985•4141 892- NowH- Lbst & Vicinity · • Busineas Opportunity .-....,., .•.• The Daily .Sentinel Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1983 Hondt Cuotown CX 160. ..-.. PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS 1'73- Meaon l 143- Portllnd 247- Lit., hill 867- Coolvllo DAY BEFIIRE PUBLICATION -11 00 AM SATURDAY - 2 :00PM MONDAY - 2 :00 P M. 'TUESDAY - 2 :00P.M. WEDNESDAY - 2 :00 P M THURSDAY PM FRIDAY Public Notice G.t111 County A,.•Codel14 8 .......Giillip'oliii .......... •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS - BATHS •ROOFING •,REMODELING. REPAIRS following telephone exchanges ... • 30. ooot rr moom• potM'Ifill. 1711-1122 Kltt.... litter trolnod, (304f Dotolt 11 8011-U?-11000 Ext. Y-10111. Currontt; OCCIPiiniiPPi o:otio,. ranlll'l. Wa•lna 2 dDg aoll••· lor o - o l "'"""' pooNion lor No I D, Found n. . Foodl•d In o high -llty - • offto:e. Middleport . 814· 742· 2261 ,...,_ m• t.11nt toBoxcte 202cl oOaHipolo Dolly Tribone. 825 Third A.... Galllpolll. OH 411131 7 Yard Sale CHESTEI, OHIO Friday. July 14. 1989 21 Found: llack .,d white Pom• MARCUM Classified pages cover. rhe .-.;. EARN MONEY Reoclng bookOI 4411-0768 or at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mulberry Hgts. Pomeroy, Ohio for . . ptid in •Ptt• of ld fof .. lanwt • double Pl'•ce af ad con '7 ......... 'V. . Cllllv .......... ilnol '-PGMil;llle for errort •ttar fir11 dll¥' (Cheek tor enort firlt d., ed runa en p..-) . C:ell before 2 00 p m d• .tt• II'Wiia.~ion 1:0 mtke correction. Licensed· Clinical Audiologist Halp Wa~ad 11 Giveaway Plelle caU Ann s ... m~~r .. &14- bfoUn updayawill bech•g.t muM be PI• 4 Lolt-Oi•c Clm•• .. w•t•front II CitY Park. TuM. evtnlnJg. :1: l614) 446-7619 ... (614) 992·2104 z 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 - Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 RATES thru MONDAY I Business Services • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PlACE AN AD CALL 14,1989 Ohio CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. FourthlndPine GtlllpoiiL Ohio -' t.. . '· Phone 114-446-3888 or 814- ...... . 441-4477. Motorcycles ~ Electrical & Refrigeration 1984- Honda· &O. dirt bike. good cond ./ 12110 8199. Call 814-441- 1987 KX 600 Kawotolol, Ill coood. *18110. Cell 114-3189931. 1984 Hondo V·66 Mogno 6.000 rriN• 1911 Honde 700. with h - C.lll1+318-9906 R"ident•• or commerci• wlr- inq. New llt'Viee or rapelrl Licensed etecsridtl'l Ridenour Electm*. 304176-1788 85 General Hauling' . -. 1 .' ' ' :: ...- '"., J & J Wwter Servica Swim~n gcilt•n~, wells Ph 614- : 19tlll Hondt XR 200, good poofl. . co rod 1'896 Cell "4-4411- 246-9296. 1818. .. 81+114.8189 R. • R W•• Soov lao Poolo, .. : 1981 Yarnatla. 110 Maxium, •117&. 11+848-21137. 1187 KXIO. E - - oanofl. tion. Coll814-992·eo86 . Plotricks Water H.,nne Senti'* poola, well, dll.-ns. 1,000 .. . ,,i ~ Of'.. . " 2.000 Qllll. del~•l-. phon• • "' 30a-57a-23tt or 81+441- · : 4081 . ' .' oounl' ·j ~ ~ • i -·''.,' ---------------------· ' .,.une Upe on ATV"t . . d ltr. . lila. Aloa. buy ..,._, - · ""'"" 4 whool•o. Moo¥ ••lnll orJ..,o Md . . 12.00.0Dwonh of Pol•'- occ•-'• !roo. PhoM 30+178-41 30. , 1113 Hon• 460, 700 .... lllonow. •178. 30+11711-1731 . • ·~ , , 1882 Hwlrti Dovt•on Sport• Wilt trion ' 1 Water Heullng. ~~ tor O~alnol--. 3600 rna •., CoH Cf14·1141· 3042, If no Aa•onlble l'lltM, VOkHM ell· ' 2.000 to 4.000 c.,.,. ~· .,swer, l..,t on aniWitklg lty, clotl!nt. pools, •"' • mllhlne. Coll304-57&-2919 ·' · 1187 HondO Four Tr• 2eo X. htro tlr• .. d 114- 87 ' Upholetary lt2-7711. Rt 3&Cyolo8ol-. 7mll•oouth ol tt.n dllrton. dlloeunlt now an 111 • 1 etst•rnt, welll. lmmedlat• 1.000 or 2.000Qaltonsde1Nwy' '· ' ' f.,lntl. hig'- - . motor- Cell 304-178-8370 .,erdl, luggegerD. a4u .. ble bade ,..., excellent ooncltton. ~: ' . �.. • • . " -. . . . .. ' ' . ~ ,. ... ... • Paga 10-The 14. 198S: Friday. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Stealth bomber completes · tests before .its maiden·flig~t PALMDALE, Calif. (UP!) The embattled B-2 stealth· bomber went through Its final shakedown before its malden flight, reaching a speed of 130 mph and lifting Its nose wheels off the ground In hlgh·speed taxi tests on a desert runway. Brig. Gen. Richard Scofield, program director for the most expensive aircraft In military hl~tnry, said Thursday prelim!· nary datil Indicated the two high-speed taxi tests · - lowspeed tests were conducted Monday - were a success. "At this point in time, we've -completed all the. taxi tests necessary prior to ,first flight," said Scofiel!l, who announced the malden flight could · come as early as Saturday. A test ' 'window" which opened Sunday closes July 24. The sleet( black bomber, designed to evade radar, emerged onto a runway at Air Force Plant 42 In Palmdale, 75 miles northeast of Los Angeles, shortly after 3 p.m. following a two-hour preliminary engine and Instrument check. The plane, whtch resembles a giant manta ray, then made two taxi runs during a 45-mlnute period down the 2-mile long runway from which It will make ' CRASH ~UE - Coast Guardsmen remove pilot ThoRias Root from a jet as they prepare to transfer hiRI to a helicopter for transport to a nearby hospital after arrival In MlaRII Thursday. .Root's plan~ crashed ofl Eleuthera Island after he was stricken wllh chest p,alns shortly after takeoff from Washington's National Airport. Military aircraft followed the plane_for over five hours btlfore It crashed. (UP I) Stricken pilot. survives crash MIAMI (UP!) '- Rescuers marveled · that a unconscious pilot. whose light plane crashed . Into Atlantic Ocean in ..the Baha· mas 'after flying on automatic pilot from Virginia, c~me to and managed to swim free from his sinking Cessna 210. "The first comments I heard'He's got nine lives.' Nobody ever expected him to get out of the water and be alive," said Douglas Johnson, ·chief air traffic controller at the Fleet Area Control and Surveillance facility in Virginia Beach, Va. Military planes had tailed the high-wing Cessna on its wayward flight Thursday and paratroopers were dropped as .soon as it spiraled into the Atlantic 14 miles east of El'euthera Island. or 110 miles east of Nassa u in the Bahamas. The jets had scrambled about five hours ea rlier when the plane, which had taken off from th~ Washington National Airport oear the nation's capital, went through military air space near the North Carolina -Virginia coast. When rescuers reached the . pilot shortly after the crash, "He was In shock, but he was alert and coherent," said Capt. James Rahman , the Oight surgeon on the Falcon jet. "He reached 10,000 · feet when he passed out. ·He said the next sensation he felt was water comil\g into the cabin." The pilot of the single-engine plane, Thomas Root, 36, was later hoisted abOard a helicopter and taken to Nassau, Bahamas, for examination. He was then taken by FalCon jet to Miami, then flown by helicopter to Memorial Hospital In Ho.llywood, Fla. where he was listed in guarded but stable condition early Friday. "I never heard of anything like this," Rahman said. "!' would . suspect the shock of landing in the water revived him." Root, a self-employed communications lawyer from A-lexandria, ·va., was on a business trip from tile Washington, D.C. area to Rocky Mount, N.C., when he radioed controUers at Na· . tiona! Airport shortly after ta· keoff at 6: 30 a.m. ControUers said Root told them he was having chest pains and trouble breathing, put the plane on automatic pilot and said he had about four hours of fuel. He was about 17 miles from Rocky Mount at the t1111e. "It must be that he was lucid erough and thinking enough 'to push the plane on a direction ... that would put him out over the water so that if were not going.to make it he would not crash on land, " said hls wife, Kathy Root. Two Marine F-18 Hornet pilots picked up the .plane and noticed that Root was slumped ov~r in the cockpit. At least seven military planes trailed the Cessna over the Atlantic, but were unable to help. The crew of the Coast Guard Falcon jet witnessed the crash and said the plane spiraled down and sank quickly In the extremely deep water. The plane descended Into the ocean in .a sharp left -hand turn, clrc!ed down !rpm about 7,000 feet and hit the water at aboutl05 PARI$ <UP!) - The wtlrld's mph, said Cmdr. Gary Poll, the richest nations, preparing for pilot of the F.a lcon jet. their annual summit, face de"I would say ·he's real· lucky,". mands from poor countries to Poll said. "He should bet on the help solve. their crushing ecolottery today." nomic problems. The four rescuers from the The calls for help ·cast a 30lst Aerospace Rescue and shadow on the seven-nation sumRecovery Squadron ,at Homes- m U of major industrial democra· tead jumped from an Air Force cies, ~heduled to begin Friday, C-130 to save Root, said Lt. Col. and on the celebrations that · Bob Dubiel of the Air Force started Thursday to mark the Reserve at Robins Air Force . · bicentennial of Bastille Day and Base itt Georgia. the French Revolution. · "Th ey went In the water a few Leaders from at least .27 minutes after the plane s~nk, developing nations are attending then the crew on the C•130 spotted the festivities at the Invitation of the guy and directed the para· French President Francois Mit· troopers toward him ," Dubiel !errand, host of both the summit said. "They swam over to him, and the bicentennial. put him in a raft and were picked However, the TT leaders up by a Coast Guard helicopter from such countries as Uganda, and flown to Nassau." Zimbabwe, Mall, Mexico, Ban· His wife said she was relieved to le;~rn her husband has survived the crash. " You go through life married to someone and you love them very much and you certainly don't want to hear of their demise In some horrible situation," she said. 'So it was wonderful. Absolutely joyful." Rich nations, ·poor nations Most Qj fire-wracked West relaxes composite materials to slide: undetected through radar beams : · and attack command posts and • moving targeis with some 50,000: pounds of nuclear bombs. . . 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CRUMB? · <Zl PN!IIIIi In Aitlen 1;11 A guide to ·local televisi~n progr~mming it. " . : · But Commlitee Chairman Les : Asp in, O-Wls., and ranking .Re- " publican Bill Dickinson of. Ala, : ball'IJ!, expressed cortcern for the.; · $7 billion to $8 biUion a year the · program seeks In the.early l990s. : The congressmen have quest!-·• oned whether it Is politically : possible to spend that much on : · one system In a single year - • more than the· annual defense :. budgets of all but12 nations In the·: ·world. · · The prngra111 has .coru;umect : $23 billion for the plane currently : being tested, five .more at various · stages Of production and five : more approved and paid for. AND ' ,., r 11 aD WIYll July 15 to July 21 . ., Welcomes You To Our e • gladesh arid Pakls tan - were not Invited to discuss global prot!· Jems with Mltterrand, President Bush and the other summit leaders from Britain, West Germany, Italy, Japan and Canada. The democracies planned to ·rocus ln two days . of talks on threats to the environment and · such political Issues as aid to Eastern Europe and China's' crackdown on dissent. They also were to discuss the usual eco· nomic concerns over Inflation, global trade Imbalances, and Third Worid debt. . Flying to Paris from Hungary, Bush said he believes the summit leaders "can reach common understanding'' on such Issues as "the environment and, you know, the economies of the various countries and trade." • SATURDAY ,.. TV •' "Special Care For People ~?ho Are Special to You'.' blazes bedeviling the drought . once it is brought under full By ~OGER BENNETT United Press International parched West, where nearly 1.5 control in the next lew days. Virtually all of the Wes t's million acres have been de- Fourteen structures were des· major fores t and range fires voured by fires mostly touched troyed and some 30 ranchers lost were out or under control. and off by lightning in recent weeks. thousands of acres of grazing hundreds of firefighters were One firefighter was killed by rand to the blaze . Gov. Kay Orr said ThuFsday sent home, but big fir es were still lightning in Arizona and another burning in Cal ifornia , where by a falling redwood in she has directed the Nebraska Department of Agriculture to Marines accidentally touched off California. a 3,000-acre blaze that forced "We're demobilizing," said work with local ranchers to see what can be donetohelpfind feed evacuation of a number of troops . Arnold Hartigan . from the na' Marines firing tracer bullets tion 's flreflghting headquarter s for their livestock as well as accidentally touched off the fire In Boise, Idaho. "Everything is replace more than 120 miles of about noon at Camp Pendleton , a either contained or will be by fencing damaged by the flames. "This fire des troyed 5, 000 rugged 125,000-acre installation Friday. It's pretty much wind-up acres' of hay ground and 15,000 overlooking the Pacific, said time. I would be surprised if acres of rangeland, as well as an Lance Cpl. Micha el Wanjura . An more. than 5,000 or 6,000 'firefighestimated 20 tons of hay. We have unknown number of troops were ters were left after'today ." identlfled 31 cattlemen who now evacuated from the area around Rain and cooler temperatures the fast -moving fire and " no helped firefighters in recent have nearly 5,000 hea:d of lives· tock that need assistance," Orr containment time has been set." days. but the threat of dry he sa id . lightning - the cause of most of said. "If feed sources are not found Marine fire unit s at the base 50 · the West's fires every summerquickly, producers will be forced miles north of San Diego were was in the lorecast!orthe Pacific to sell their herds." joined 'by crews from nearby Northwest. ' From California's cities . Firefight ers set backfires Sierra Nevada to the Rockies, in a n effort to corral the blaze. skies were expected to be mostly . In central California. 1,500 wet . REMEMBER firefighters, bolstered by' newly In Nebraska, weary flrefigh· WITH FLOWERS arrived reinforcements, dug in ters contained a lightningTo - d a b-IIIIIUy along the south fork of the Little started wildfire that blackened d•lpod luoonl arn.a1anea&. Ju• call Sur River to keep a 3.100-acre 48,000 acres, including a historic 01' viiM fire from spreading into an area where Oglala Sioux Chief POMEROY Crazy Horse was killed more adjacent wilderness area. The· deliberately set fire was than a century ago. FLOWER SHOP ··rlt,. fl 'wv .. m.-r~ ~d. L..-.... all but co ntai ned except for a 4 Authorities said they would "'· 9t2·2039 .. 9'2-5721 . %·mile gap on its northeas t flank allow the fire, near Fort Robinalong the Little Sur River . Full son State Park, to burn Itself out containment ·was expected by Friday night . Gov. George · Deukmejlan of· fered a $50,000 reward for the capture of the arsonist, who is also suspected of starting other fires from San Juan Bautista to . Big Sur. Elsewhere in California, fire lighters neared containment of a stubbo~n 4, 700-acre' fire in the off!ce . H~UTI;: Thing ·valley 'of the Cleveland National Forest in San Diego ¥onda}<$r9u'gh 'l"rt~ay County. .• 8:30 a.in. ,~·,s:oo Major fl.re$ were control or out ,; ,, . ' ,. ' . In Utah, Arizona, Nebraska and· Colorado, where a vicious blaze outside of Boulder leveled 65 · Suite 12 buUdlngs, Including many expl!n· sive homes, before being quelled. PVH Medtcal .Office Building Elsewhere in Colorado, crews (304) 675-6015 mopped up a 2,600-acre fire In ; Mesa Verde National Park, and :· crews were In control of several • tires In Utah that blackened : about 20,000 acres. . Til. loml/y ol prol.uioools . ·· . : :J'he Marine base fl1'e broke out • as anothl!l' 760 firefighters were Valley Drive, Point Piealant W. VL 25650 sent home Thursday from the .·. Its malden flight . The first run reached 73 mph and second 130 mph, Air Force spokesman Doug Kennett said: "As · part of the test, tlie . aircraft did lift Its nose wheels off the ground during the second run," Kennett said. Thursday's r1111s and Monday's low-speed runs, d.urlng which the · plane reached 70 mph, were, designed to test the plane's . steert.n g and brakes. "You can learn a lot of data of the operation parameters or an aircraft and the speed you need to attain lift-off during these tests," Kennett said. 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MacNeil/ Lalirar ·Newll'a"' 01 • ([J) 1n Cincinnati IIJIIIoneJIItll ,or:..,q,_llll ... a, . aIIJ Allllr c.•r•• Miami VICa Tlia Maza .Top Card 7:01 (I) Major I •••• lanb1l 7:30. ()) Flftlllr Fauci (J). ICII M11 •'ne W l!i. . talo- Tonight (0:30) • (J) USA Today I I'·'""Jiopallai-d<IJIII Q OCioaaltra (Hllan- • Nllllvllla.. . . . 1:01 <il AbortiOn For lurYiftl 1:30 • •(1) 1111 Dlllatani' Wortd . DvoraY.,. auffara his llf'st bnlkln heart whee he & Suzanne jlreak up. (R) Q . tJl WOIId Of Carta a~ 1:00. (I) ail CMirl Rlbeeca damonllratal her marketing' aklb an Norm's buslnaaa. . • Coook & ChaM 1:00 (I) llitO'VIE: Hoi wood (G) '~ ill Ul!llllvldtor killer MJ*...,.. who's car hal llcant'£181 Search readi!:'Q Ul Mlu. (R · W •(I)Q:o..... Maggie pulla strings ao Ben · can meet the reck star he ldollaa. (R) Q tD (!) DI-ver: Wortd 01 SciatiCa In 111m. to Australa'a blcenllnnlal, JQumay to Aullrtlla. a . .,00• • F - ""'3 01 5 .· !!;~ Tlia ladrllom . . . . (R) (2:00) · DPIImefllwa . tHl v, Part 3 IIJ Murdar, Ilia Wrote Witness For Tlil Defense • Nallwllla Now 8:30 W GultoiiM R _ . Wortd ioVJE: = ~ .1:...~ Ten 01 Ua The Lubboc::k alrla fantellze about tlilar musical (R) 1:1 . . I]) Thunday Night Thuncler . (1:00) . . CD (!) Ml(IWtl Search for wttnes11a lntenslflalln the case of the m~ gigolo. iIa • a c-auoi.. Pep : · P.Bnlc atrleken on the ava ol ·hil 72nd birthday. Q 0 L&ny ICing IJvll . . 0 Thondly ............... 8:30 •Ill e Dear .John Jolin • hllpplly ~ a data wilh ~01-AeeQ 8:311 Cll MOYIE: Man Wllllout A .... (NR) (2:00) . 10:00 (J) too Club ' · • ()) G L.A. u. McKenzie alrl hla trua laelnga mwal'lls hlaiSIOvar. (R) 1;1 . ' u1:11 (!) ~Moyere&:-Alaaarul Look chlldliooda and oarMns of both Hitler and FOR. ill a •a,.. PquiiMcCaltiNchaa • high IIChool gang I IHaon without vlollince. (R) · .{!])A Look At The CII6JIItl. 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(G) (2:30) 1:oo (!) .,..... car Club 01 , ""**IO·Truok Mi ' tp From Des MOinal. lA [T) W Aldlla llunkli'a , . _ • ([J) Rnlilcll IIJI CoM&In • di'NI{IIII Halt' Lata Nlalit Teenaga 111r1 finds evldence In homldda caaa, but can't l&stlfy, (R) IIJ .,..... Tlia ... Problem 1:01(1) MOVIE: Oat-. laad (R) (2:00) 1:30 • ()) Lallr With lOb Coalla (!) ....... Coir'Ciub 01 . v - From Des Molnea, lA (T) ,<. (I)Nawl ill MOVIE: Deal- (NR) cas ""*""..,., (2;00) IIJI Na•alll{llut Up d111 Sun, Sand & Daath a MOVIE: Tti11 r "'· (1 :30) 2:00 (I) 71111 Club .())Home .. I fill Net&OIIl (I) lp rrt I ai<(0:30) til l'lll!llr Madia II Ct!tllr MOVIE: Did You ...., till Olil About till TlaJIIIng 1111 I dJ tNRI (2:00) •o 80Naw 2::1111(!) lpD I&Ctilll (0:30) 0 lilorll .......... (l) Club ca.. _. Cll RHdltll Rillito• Q :r.::r&:- ' 3:00 (I) Vartad ~=1::::-- tHl USA Yanlllll 11J MOYIE: 'Ifill IIIII TaM (0) (2:30) . 3:01(1) MOYII:Cao lda&II(NI'I) (2:15) 3:30 (I) ...... Lire ..... tllLrnk Ia II ANn . 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RIChard enters a medical aid p:,y,am lor the Vlelna"**. 1!1 ar,., Blda Of The . . _ In commemoration of the 20th annlvWaary of,the first moon landing, the ltDI'I8B o1 eight Apollo aafranluta and the~ ..!n tht,lr llval are :'~Giwr....;vlnn.;,ls falaaly arrea1ed lor killing a cop In a l)elat gcine bed. (R) iIIJIE([D....... Bamay M. . Nawl • (() USA Today · .lafiA.f"H,..,._.,. Q DCraa file (Hllan m .• Coook & C!iaH 7;ai(I)..,.,Leeg~•'•••t•" 8:00 (I) MOVIE: D.O.A. (NR) (2:00) • ()) 1111 Highway To ........, Jonathan and Mark help a young man dall wilh ~:=~=::r-Q Brltllli Open l!acaold Round from Treon, Sootiand (R) til •(J) Partlat Ill• g1ra ~=-"-:1... ~o'iw.tlnR._ ........ Two . David~ w .NFL Y...,aak 1988 Pliolnlx Cardinals tlllli-· .(I) USA Today • all TWIIght z- 1:00 w llunnlna • llaclna til An:till llunkai'a lilaca allii&Ridl QCounra dd•rft" Lata Night Foreign embany h.as unique achema to ateal vital government Info. (R) IIJ Dragnel The Big Departure 1:30. ()) Lallr Wilt loll,.,.... 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IIJINawl Owemlglil tHl.USA Tonight 3:30 (I) Yltlad llllnaldl Pdltlon w_., ttl eer-•a Com1i1J jytyaterloulauboonsclous world of draama and examlrie the spectrum of dream theories, frOm Freud's to ones cievaiopad In modarn laboratorlas. (0:3011;1 • ([J) Araanlo Hal IIJI=.... 0 VICa Down For The Count, Parl1 Of 2 Slarao. 11:30. ()) 1111 Tanlgllt .._ I]) IIDoriiCanllr (0:30) (I) liOVII: Moll7 DICk (NR) (2:30) Munich, Slnglas A or •'Jh..C..ra W •(J) Mr."' Balvadara has a major surprlaa: his joumllt ara being published. }A)~ (l) Jiopan Trace development of martial arts during Samurai and Ninja jlarlods. ·= cas Evening At Pope ill MOVIE: 'Utili 'rJuaul'll' Friday Movie (2:00) IIJI Lany ICing Uvel 0 Hltchcoak Praaanta The Big Spin ) OIJmple FleUval 'II Opening Ceremonies: Eiilertaliomant' 1 top perfOrmerS, along with over 1,000 slngare, danc81W and atllle1el, are featunsclfrom Owen Field and Memorial Stadium at the Ulverslty of Oklahoma In Norman, OK. 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Fight 1ac1s1 . • Olrnipk Featlval 'II Opening Ceremonies: Entertainment's top pertonmere, along with over 1,000 singers, dancers and athletes, are featured from Owen Flakl and Memorial Stadium at the University of Oklahoma In Norman, Ok. · w •a 'lldaoa (l) Pwnl••• • ..,,t,tre ~ Bowl Of Sporta ·= ..... (0:30) Trivia w MOVIE: The Final Conflict Ill (R) (2:00) IIJI .....Nighl Update 10:15(1) NWA Wra llklll ......... Hour 10:30 CD ""**ean Mtilllrl A selection of saxophonist Charlie Parlcar'a recordings are laaturad. a. · o=Mar I W Eric ftnally kills Skorzany, only to find thetthe c:uraa IIVII·on. (R) 11:0o (JJ Papar ChaM .()) til 8(1) • ...... • tl]) Araanla Hal ·= gMa....... ' . aAll Ta~ae F.- Tlia Dat!JIIda Clone By TIIIP.'IDI,. 0 Mlanll VICa Cuba l.lln =·~With w--.Jack a;; 1:30tll .(J)N ..... D.J.'t dawalalld wllan liar dad llsalllar Spanllll•lchar. (R) (0:30) (R) 11:30.!. Tllillght . _ (I) :CI .... (0:30) " ~;~~Tonight 1:15 (I) Night T-k• Stereo. 1:30 8 ()) tiJ) Friday Night 11:11:s1!"!~ ,_Pier · ~lnalclll•all . . . . llunnlng I-~ ICintl Chps..,. 12:00 (J) MOVIE: NoiNoiwwaoaltld (G) (2:00) W lnllldl Tlia PGA Tour (0:30) (J) Nlgi&IIIIMI • (JJ Enlar....,._.. TOiilgllt (0:30) Ill Pat ...... - • tl]) Twllgllt ZDIII 1111 N.eonNight IIJNawMIIaHGaldan Lady . . • " .lh . . . . . . 12:30.()) IIJI.Lata Night With ~ rn-:a:~:dl!!!~* Canllr SHawl 10::1111 (l) ..... ~ ~==.::::: ~. (0:30) CIIUIII 4:00 (J) Vartad (JJ Alllo lllalllg USAC Mldgetlfrom llldlanapolla, IN , .... (1:301 413!1• USA TDII&j ;;=ilanaiBawllng i 11) Cartoon . . . . . lnvadars IIJ F............ Gang 11) ................. EVENINQ 1:00 (JJ lananu: Tlia l.ol1 . •o zIIJI NaweNialit Gl !rimed for the murder of hla IIOCiallla lOVer. (R) 0 LariY Kina LIYII 0 llitOVIE: lfunler lilt Nlgl\t (2:00) 1:30 • ()) tDl Knight 1 Daya Hank triCks Everett Into dol~ a ~rem with him via ·= IIJI ....... Tonlg!lt Pat •Iaiiie .... .. Otoole a.- (I) Rodao Calgary Stampede Chuck Wagon (T) ~;,~T(0:30) Mike's •• :s~= ~ The F - An errant prielt IS • Gl ear-•• COIIIIdy :&-:;!:-_ ... Fot-. Ala r or ou- Ill USA Today FRIDAY ~ 01 Amerlcail Motorc:ycle Aa&oc, .(JJ-·· da1e for awards blnquat Is ex-porn atar. (R) 1;1 til • <ll Hoop annan Harry takla part In en experiment In liMP d&Drlvation. Q CD llda The r.-. In potiiRIIIIQatlon of Ilia 20th IIIII1IYirlarY of the firat moon landing, the ltDI'I8B at eight Apollo aatronau11 and t h e = In their._ ara Anne finds heraall competing wilh patients for Ednrd's ·, M,,•JHVRS;, JULY 20 ' M French MH!el'l f!5l"1 Orl&ana, France (T) (l) Or. WhD . Aultln City Llmlll (1 :00) ~ Waat 57th CBS IWI prlmatime ~. • ()) til • (() ill (JJ 1111 ..... Of Tlia . Manlllr Truoka & Mud Racing Fr'om Anaheim, CA (R) •a ...... . 8 Kung Fu THe V~lh! ng e •()) w •CIJ • eo ..,., __ l agency. .. tl\ AWAI Walaraldltii . Pigeon •a 10:00 (J) TOO Club • ()) 1111 Mkllkln•llglilllhi.Ctlar Killian protests riCh mail's 1011 ~ng a lanlent nlslvnent. (R) Q ·· · ~ni Dead . David.....,_, a . -·~~~ Nlaht Cowl Hat!}''sIIJI lhoclcad when his GJ Homa Run Darllf (l) a...... .lunlor Hlilh IIJ !ll=:s,.,F- future. (R) Q T'HlJRSD·AY Taped live In London. (2:00) 10:00 (I) llonlertoiiQ . 8 ()) 1111 H - Hunter & . McCall IIW!istlgall 1 ltrlng of l!,welry ltora robberies. (R) ".! • IIJI aNntilllaNo-. 12:111 til MOVIE: The Glenn llllaf . . , {0) (2:30) 12:30.(1) 1111 Lata Night With For DIIIWIC=':tson mMt8 WH!ern aulhor L,oula Lamour and a California activist. Ill .ID'IIitOVIP: 'tiiC 11~ CIS Tllllilliy ~ wilh Ilia ...... .... Zaqa .' (Continued from Previous Pase) aoaaaaln from moving. (R) 1;1 ID Wondanootka Chrmney sweep BarnaCle Brown lalla Into a plot of murder and Intrigue. !;! (!) Wortd At Ww Ganmany looks to Hitler for hope and . USA TOCIIJ ' ill Pat Rouanne <ll•lk>roa Derlana · ~ what' a troubling her. IIJ 111m r Of Dilling a . (I) llome ShOpping N.nrort~ (I) 8~1111 ... "-t!ll)~llllrldliJiyl Q I........ GJI.J '. 3:30 ill llllldl Pdltlon 8 Ctilon'e CDIIIdy CI&HICI ., ' 11J To k.A1111auncad 4:GO(I)VItd ill USA.Today . • all MOVIE: lila ......._ oflhe Opera (2:00) IIJI Larrr ICing o......,........... 8 MO'IIE: In lhe lllapa al 1 Daad Man t1:30) . 11J Now To Build A I'OftUIII .In 1111 , 4:30 81 lllglihWIICii __ 0 To llluillauneld ·= SATURDAY • . I 3:00(1)Varlad . _ (I) Roclao 1989 Calgary S1amplda-Finala (R) · IIJI ..... Owlilllgllt 8 USA Tonight 10:15(!) MOYIE: lahrllgal: ~ Orbl1 (NR) (2:00) 10:30 (l) Morera: A Ba~ond Look Moyens recalla highlights o1 some of his most acclaimed lntervlaws. Q DOclor, . Ill Deirdre aaks MikeDocl!lr to make a house call for her; Ilia patient's her dad. tHl Major La..... Balllball • Haw Country 1l :00 (I) Paper CliiH C.valclde 12:SO(JJ Jolin Olleef1 (0:30) ., MliTIIOI? 1om American 8poita (I) ..... 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Prtcklua MIIIIIOrlaa: Slrolllng 471i • - Valarle Wellington, Jean Du Shan ai)CI Olhere perform In this roullng tribute to .CIIicago's Influential 47th street musiC oommunlty ol the '40s. (NR) (1 :00) Ill 8112) Nawhait Michael ol!l ol money may mean Stephanie ,out ol hla life. (R) ' ,.:._q,• ~ 91 a •= QIMolo~. Cll • (J) Curtnt Aflalr (l) til Mull Ill Lalnr · Ne•IIIDur · , , At1empt 1:30. ()) Lallr With loll Coatis (I) Burfar Mrg ma (0:30) tiJNan ' 11J MOVIE: llemabtua and Ill Glaclalen (NR) (2:00) IIJI Nawlfllilllt Updlll Twllgllt"loni Two 0 To 11 An.-.o.d · a1 MOVII: Do.n MeXICo Way (1 :30) :i:OO (JJ TOO Club ' • ()) llome llliopplllg •a 11:15t!J) PMA Pulaa 11:30 (I) Pel Ylillllll G (I) Public People, Private Uvaa (1:00) (I) 1111 lOY Of llletlnil wasting d i -.(R) 11J o.,..llt Tlii.SUic:lda m 1])~(0:30) I]) lpt I Cantar (0-.30) Nlglll Add&rly vts1ts an agent llolpltllizad wilh a lslll, Stampede-Finals (I) 8 (JJ MOVII!: 'C-ad Up' ABC ......, Night Movie (2:00) Q (l) (!) 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OrNt & Smell E.-y Dog Haa His Cll • (I) l'llllw.ll With MOANING MON., JULY 17 W 11J lllch aal< PIPI'IreaMallllnllllli The (I) 11M I Def (0:30) TUESDAY MONDAY ............ 11::11Di:L:!f,:. , _ ' ~VIIIII Q ll1't':l! -~~-All Fin..,, PM 2 012 • ' - . ; : P.L MIIMitomiiCIIOtriial l al CIIICIII& a- , 11:00{1) MOVIE: D.o.A. (Nil) 2:00 ()) 700 Club leal 01 8potLook (0:30) W F1111IIJ Madlaal Canllr ' II ([J) MOVII!: Plllolr Tllk (NR) (2:30) 11J MOVIE: Lull For FI'IICIOm (2:00) 2:151Il Night TI'IOkl Slel'lo. 2:30. (JI'IIome lt.appl .. NahWOI'k ·. (I) llpo1ICtnter (0:30) w ., Cll.la"-• IIJI ....... LaiiNigllt tHl Now Ta Buy A Cw 3:00 ()) ........ Tlia Lord (JJ lp 1ad• Hlghllgl1ts of the past WMk.' s autoas well as racing frOm around the~.,. iMtured {N . Cll MOVil!: ~ 01 Dialalclft (N'!(2:00) IIJ ..... O>liNiglil 1111 USA Tllillght 3:11 (J) Nlglll Traalsa 8tarao. 3:30 (I) Pnlf ulanll T1M111• -Divlil Cup Semlllnala 11om · Uunlch, West O..nw1~. lilt Slnalaa A or a (RJ 1111 S f"Midlldllan aCIIUIDI Clteon'a Con tdf 4:00SUSAT.,...., 0 . Gil '. �.. . .. . . ,. . . . .... ... ... " ' . . .. ., . ·-' .. . . . ' ~ . .. . ' ... .. ........ .. '" ~ ·. ... - ~ · -.. • -_. . J nrUil~~Qr~------------------------~'~----~--~-~~-~m~•~oy~~M~~ONb Te.levision Viewin BORN LOSER Sunday ~: Rearrange ""-n ol the · lour ocromblod below to form lour llmplf word1: -d• • LOUJFY .Major League basehal- results Best friend ,. and partner • •• m competlllon . 1 I 1 I I I CANKK 50 cents I Page Bl JUST UIHAT I NEED .. A PLAYER Ull10 STRIKES OUT WI-ll LE HE'S ASLEEP ! ... SCUM LETS ANSWBS BRIDGE NORTH .AK105 . IWT . . 11 ' Astute defenden, in their .desperate lltruale to aet • CCHiti'act, will place bleb cards where they need to be. DoiJIIso oftea leada to atruRe raulti. In IAJday's deal, Nortb's double of two bearll W88 neptlve, imowtog four spades and willlngneu to compete. · WbeD Eut jumped to four bearta u an advuce uerlfiee, Soutb .,.._., not llk1ll& lila willed value ID tbe tlng of bearll. But North doubled ll!pln, CCHIflrmlltl aubetantlal extra val-. and South J10W decided to bid four spades ratber tbaa aetUe for 300 point& for a ,_trick lit. Hearl& were led and continued. ~ clarer ruffed,, drew trumpe and knocked out tbe ace of clubs. West continued witb a club. DeClarer; wbo· bad thrown a dia!DQ!Id 011 lite queen of bearta, now ,..abed tbe .diamond ace. Welt kDew tbat the 011ly cbaaee of de- . feallng four spades wu for Eut to o-J of So be unblocked tbe diamond kiD&. Declarer 111!111 to dummy witb tbe 1Ut club and led tbe 10 of dlamonda. - Tllat swallowed West's ~ ·and broupt ID Ute diamond suit without a loeer. It's easy to that West's unblock was foolish, BfGINNIHG ~ NOT tffN Tttfi J16 lffNING ~ -· '"""'"'"'· "" \t1A'IE,.S .7+f· dlamoadl: •un U714 •n 80liTII .QIU • K ·· tAQU • QtuVaiDerable: North-Soutb Dealer: Soutb Welt llesllo It ' P.. N•llo llbl.• Dbl. 2. P- Basi ,. P. . ,. Allpua "neptlve double · Opening lead: • A =of s1Jiee Soutlt needed lite ~ or jack !If di•IDC!!Jda for an opeotn1 bid, bat I'veopenlnglllda made on 11 liCit . Wp eard point&, even lncl1!CIID& a "1111eton ·kin& of bearta. It may . not be good llrictce, but II baDpeaa. ' .' Jiaa Jaol; ~ to'ob •Jifl»>lr • .....,.. ad -·-bit , _._,Iller, lite J~) ,.. t l.llo t , .,. Palnw Booa. CCI .... NE1I!I'IIPIIRIINTIIU'RIIIII..-. I r .. a..,..,,, .. • • tmts By MICHAEL SIIEARll:R Tlmes-SentiDel Staff GALLIPOLIS - When Ohio ~:esldents go to llll their gas tank · this w~ek they will find prices may be about three cents more . per gallon than they were , Friday . . On Saturday the state of Ohio Increased 'the gasoline tax by 3.2 cents per· gallon. An additional two-cent tax will tie added on July 1, 1990. State Rep. Mary Abel (D· -Athens) said the new tax will generate $57 million for every cent of tax or$181 million in flscal 1990 and $296 mlllion in fisc;~! year 1991. The money will be used for highway construction, · Whlle the tax increase went into effect at midnight Saturday, local consumers probably will not notice the Increase Immediately. · ' Gas stations pay the new tax when they purchase gas, not when they seil It, said Lanny Reapp, owner of Harry and Lanny's Service Station, 87 Vine St. Reapp , said Since he pur.chased ~as on Friday his custo· . :year · •J-, .. Cird-"(wll,_ Mi~dlePort 1'00 MANY HORROR. MOVIE6. DAY AND. . . ''I' ' BARNEY •H I I ....:;:. .... .... ..... ..... •······ ....... ,.. ~.... BERNICE BEDE OSOL Julyt4, 11111 In the year ahead It looks like you will become Involved in an arrangement wilh an enterprising friend who has several profltabte ventures on the fire. A piece of the action is likely. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Try to break away from.boring routines tpday and do something that Is physically Invigorating and fun. Jogging or a brisk walk outdoors In the fresh air should do the trick. Get a jump on life by understanding the Influences whk:h are governing you In the year ..ahead. Send for . .. your Astro-Graph predocttons today by mailing $1 to Astra-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 . Be sure to state your zodiac sign . LEO (July 23-Auv. 22) Don't pass up any invitations you get today that could provide you with entry into places where you can meet new people. lmportant conlacts can be made at this time. VIRGO IAuv. 23-Sspt. 22) Don't be overly anxious as to how a particular situatlon you're Involved in Is going to work out~ Place your faith in success not tear. ' LIBRA (Sspl. 23-0ct. 23) You'll be ~appier today II your time Isn't too lightly scheduled or st'ructured. Play It loose and move with '!"9nts Instead of trying ,to arrange thefn. SCORPIO lOci. 2<1-Nov. 22) Social situations might not work out as well as you'd like them to today, but your commercia! and Hnandal matters should. · Try to place your emphuio and aitenlion on the latter. . SAGITTARIUS ( - . 23-Dec. 21) Personal freedom and Independence will , be of primary Importance to you today. Avoid individuals who mtghl make heavy demands on your tim8 and talents. CAPRICOIIN (Dec. 22-Jan. ~II it's not what you will do for yourself, but what you'll do for others that wilt afford you the greatest gratification today. Put your nobier creed ' aboVe dealrea for greed. · AQUARIUS( ...... 20-Fell. 11) Plan your social actlvttles today around friends you leal at ease with and can just be yourself. Pretentious paople won't be much fun. PISCEI !Feb. 211-llllrc:ll 211) Your standing In the ayee of your contemporarles wilt be ascending to a high point 1 today. The way you've been conducting yourself recently haa won you their re- . spect and edmlratlon. , ! AIIIES(-.:11 21-Aprtl 111 Your ability . · toper-llleoutCO<Mofeventscould be ratheo' remarkable today. Don't play down your lnllighlallthey are peralalent ' and commanding. 'TAURUI(Aprt1211-11aj211)Yourposslbllltles for peraonalgaln look ~rea- : ing today, yst-1 you.,.. likely to de- · rlva might not come from your cust.ornary soun:ea. Lootc lor a ture wNch could tum 1 profl1. oo.NI lfllllr 21..,_. 211) Tha for getting you Willi tOday Ia to show a - . - t o be hllplulllld cooperatr.e ~on... Make en aflort ~to put "We" before ~'Mti." .. . . side..,_ CONVERSION EXPlAINED - The high technology era· of . dlflltal phoneeall processing arrived In Pomeroy at 12:01 a.m. Saturday when GTE North completed Installation of a SU mUllan digital swltchlng~~ervlce at It's Pomeroy central ofllce. An addiUonAI $407,008 was Invested In support system proJects, with anotber S602,000 to complete a ltberoptlca cable network linking l'oriteroy 1o tbe long-distance network through .· •, • ' · One letter stands for another. Iii this sa~le A is used · for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apostrophes, the length and fonnaUon ol the words are ali hints. Each day the code letters are different. · . . .' • 7-14 OFCLFCP NH LFC PNRV RPEQBCHL, DCC PCV NP OFCH VL'D . LVBC L N . D L N W . - Z ~· H 8 T I C V L F C H Ysnu••• C a ; ; l = I7AITH IS KNOWING ntERE IS AN otEAN ---. _..JSE VOOHAVE SEEN A BROOK.- Wftii&JI ARniJR WARD · C> 1910 King F e - Syndlcete, Inc I . iI 7114 AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW UNQ I -·· · ' . • •., • ••• . · Gallla County Engineer J11mes Baird said that all county governments In lhe state received $819,811 in gas t<IX money last . year. With the i)ew tax the County Commissioners Association of Ohio estimated . each county should rec.e lve $950,000 in gas tax money In 1990, an Increase in funding . of approximately $230,000. After the tax is fully Implemented the associa lion estiiJlates each county should receive slightly more than $1 million dollars In gas tax• funds annually: In fiscal year 1990, $11.1 million In new funds will beavililable for towpship governments while $23.6 million will be available to municipal governments:· Long said local governments also can obtain more tax money through the Issue Two· ln!rastructure Fund. ''This fund was ·set up earlier this year to help local governments deal with deteriorating roads and bridges," Long said. · However, unlike the other local tax money Issue Two funds are not guaranteed to local govern- GasoUne Tu:es In Midwestern States Wlscoallill Dllaols. Vlrllala .Peansylvaala West Vtrgiala Keatuck7 Indiana Mlcbl&an Ohio • 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 Tu (ln·cent•l per pllon or gasoline • <;)hto Rate goes to 20 cents neltt year under new law Source : Ohlo Department otTransportaUon Cnphle/J PW ments, Baird said, adding that increase in money available to Gallla· County is waiting to find . the Ohio Department of Transout If $311,000 in projects for 1989 portation will allow for US 35 to have been approved by the state: be made Into a four-lane highway throughout Southeast Ohio. He "We are not guaranteed any added that he also would like tp amount," Baird saiq. "We are see a Ravenswood bridge conneccompeting with other counties tor bull t for SR 7 and SR 124 In for the money ." Meigs County. Long said he Is hoping that the Stree-ts~p~ . ~es ~ onto Secon.dBy LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Stalf . followed shortly by btick pavers and landscaping, according to Rob HoI brook', on· s lte supervisor. Not too many people have been downtown to watch the workers from American General and Electrical contractors yel, he said. That will probably change this week, as work continues on Second Avenue. By the end ofthe week, Second Avenue sidewalk demolition to about Jack ' ." .. ' s: and Jill's, Holbrook said. ' 'We're going to try to limit our activity to ·the parking Jane," Holbrook said of their effect on car and pedestrian traffic. He urged dr ivers to watch for traffic cones and barricades, and be alert for pedestrians .. Once the sidewalk is out, access will be made to the iqdlviduai businesses. People will have to walk in the sti·eet, or even better, on the park side Of Second Avenue, he said. ~------~~~~~~~~-r------~~ ~~--- . Atbens. The system will l!'rve about 4,180 customers In the 992 exbange. All llft:.customers must dial all seven digits to complete a local call. Discussing the conversion and Its benefits are~ from left to right, Bruce Reed and Ted Reed, of the Farmers Bank . and Savings COmpany, PhD Ramey, dlsttld service manager lor GTE North, and George MeGlone, area switching manager for the company. (nmes-Sentlnel photo) Ritchie Bridge still . ·a 'top priority' . I ' A Multimedia Inc. Newopapai ' , DAILY,CRYI'TOQ(J(n'ES-Here's how loworlllt: RH . ... •••• Iabora 30 Pick .. 33 Spoil . ' 34 Famed architact 35 BraziHan . bird ', 37 Entertain 31 Olgli or Marti VH '"' " !Il l · GALLIPOLIS - In a lit tie more than a week, the Gallipolis downtown took on a dramatic change as the streetscape project began gearing up. The downriver sidewalk of 'court Street doesn't exist now , and small wooden bridges dot the buUdlng fronts. Beginning Monday, a strip of concrete will be poured next to the buildings, to be ' ~ '.( ,{ 21-et . ASTRO-GRAPH ...... ....,., .. . ~ -· .. IJ~,. I l l ! ; • •-. • • • • 27Boss Tweed's nemesis 28 Craggy hiH II J ·~ L>.J 'iJ ~ ,.0,/1' .. :,',.:. ment I'M HOLOIN' HIS l.O.U. FER THUTTY CENT!! I ~ -~ ~ ..- ... _. a ·oari1ish- I SHORE HOPE NOTHIN' HAPPENS TO MY OL' PAL .. ' •• ' by T.. OM.A'S . . JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Actor, 1 Load. Alain as cargo 42 In regard to 5 Ebb 43 Alford · I Listless 44 VCR .tape 11 Correct DOWN 13 Meander 1 Enumerate 14 Wind 2 Prank instrument 3 Libyan city 15 Covering 4 Pilcher's for a stat YelterRy'e Anewer certain 5 Cat 20 - egg • POA Item . woodsman 8 Luau pit 23 Ireland ·30, Sql,Jander 18 Polish 7 Disgrace 24 Chewy 31 Kayak 18 Edae 81nvig0rate candy 32 Food fish 11 GirT 10 Slave 25 Generalty 38 Greek singer driver ·21 James . · river (al.) · 12 Evil spirit Mason 38 "Sanford 21 Maceo . ·17 Norse film and_ • money goddess ·27 Roamer 40 Subside. 22 Finis 23Genesis place 24 Hurt HeS BEEN WAlO-\ING"- 1 1 Sectiono. 78 Peg• Pomeroy GaUipoi~-Point Pleasant, July 16. _1989 Both Long and Abel voted for mers will not have to pay the extra tax until the next time he the new tax · which pasiied . buys gas. through the General Assembly "In that time gas prices may 'on June 30, The bill passed wlth 'a • come down and people might ndt 19-13 vote in the Senate and 58-37 even notice the Increase," Reapp In the House. . said. Even if gas prices do not When the 5.2 cent tax is fully increase immediately, consu- Implemented next year, ·Ohlo's mers will be paylqg higher taxes gasQiine tax will be 20 cents per galion. Additionally, there is a when they buy gas, Jte added . However, despite the higher nine cent federal tax per.gallon, · cost to consumers, the tax will making the total iax 29 cents. Before the Increase, Ohio benefit people in Southeastern Ohio, Abel said. , ranked 37th In the nation for gas "The tax will provide In- tax per gallon. With the Increase creased funding for highway to 18 fents Saturday, Ohio now development and Improve- ranks 13th. The new tax money will be split ment," she said. ''This wil.l help Improve economic development . among three categories. Twentyfor our district. It also will help five percent of 4.2 cents of the upgrade the safety of our gasoline tax will go to local highways." governments while the other 75 State Sen. Jan Michael Long percent of the fuilds will go to the (D-Circleville) also said that he state. feels the new tax will he.J p The remaining ·one cent of the. Southeastern Ohio. tax will be given to tbe state's "I've been working to get (road Issue 2 Infrastructure Fund . construction) funds for SouOut of the 25 percent targeted theast Ohio," Long said. "We . for local governments, 10.7 per· have to help the Department of cent will go to county governTransportation get mqre money ments, 9.5 percent to city govern· so that Southeast Ohio can get the ments and 4.8 percent to townships. money." CROSSWORD HI! I TRY TO MAKE A NE:W FRIEND E.'vSZ"I' Editorial •.•• •..••..• ..•. .•.... A2 Spor.IS ......... ..... :... .... . CJ-6 Gas tax may ·not hit consumers ·immediately '1-11-11 tlOU .KJ107 ,BY James Jaeeby • a chance of will range between 75 . Becoming partly cloody Sun- ·. day night with lows between 55 and 60 . Price increase comes when dealers purchase fuel •QtO Smart move backfires Comics- ...... ·............. Insert Classllleds ... ..... .. ....... D3-7 Deaths ... ~ ..... :.. ............. A:i In our town: . Where were you? ... Page B3 Vol, 24 No. 23 CllfiVJ!gli!"'l 1989 1· '' Myriad '- Woml!l! - Ounce - Legeoy - ICE CREAM An elderly m111 called the utility company II1CI complained that the etectrlclty wu off and asked whet:to do. The answer W88, "Go to the freezer and eat the ICE CREAM." , . Along the River ......... BH Buslness ....• •...• .... ....•..•. D.l p HE- WAS'N'T TAL.~INCi ~ AJOVT ,A$!8AL&., f[lNif / . · · Ht $AU> tt IN Ttff . Inside Beat of the bend: The older you get... Page .B8 • C-1 .. worked so diligently for the archaeological significance of - By NANCY YOACHAM bridge's construction. have been each of the proposed routes ·Is Times-Sentinel Staff . their attention on ' get- part of preliminary engineering focusing POMEROY - Come Ociober ting an access road built' from work to es ta bUsh a preferred this year, the Rite hie Bridge U.S. 33 at Rock Springs, to the location for the access road. between Ravenswood, W.Va. and bridge and Interstate 77. Great Bend will be eight years Completion of the environmenDespite all the effOTts - even tal impact study Is necessary old. The $17 million bridge was combined efforts from communi- liefore any other work on the completed In October 1981 with funcls from both West VIrginia · ties up and down U.S. 33 between access road can proceed . . Pomeroy and Columbus - it and Ohio. Shortly after the governor's would appear that it may take announcement of the $800,000, During the building of the anolher 20 years or more to get the consqltlng firm of Woodr-uff bridge, when the question was the approximately 16 miles of Inc. , Cleveland, was contracted · asked as to what the bridge would access road constructed. be connecting with on the Ohio to _conduct the study. And despite the fact that many side. the answer.often came that An original · anticipated comlocal, regional and state authori- pletion date· of the study was Ohio would have a highway ties agree that the access road postponed until this September, ready and waiting when West VIrginia finished the bridge. would open the door to economic however, according to Bob Allen, development In Meigs County chief of the Ohio Department of "But that answer came from and southeastern Ohio as a Transportation's Bureau of Enarea residents who were relying region, In addition to providing a .vlronmental Services, the study on their state goverliJl'lent to direct route from Columbus to probably won't be finished until come lhrough at the last minute. Charieston, W.Va. and points "early 1990." , Thai was not the answer coming south. · from government officials In Allen explains that "the proCo1umbus. · · , Although Ohio Governor RI- ject Is a long project through The bridge, nicknamed the chard Celeste announ~ed ln·J an- rough terrain," and although the uary 1985 tbat state funds total- · biological study of plants and wet ''bridge to nowhere," ended up Ing $800,000 had been allotted for lands Is essentially done, the IIDked with lntentate, 771n West the environmental Impact study archaeological study Is not. ' VIrginia, and wltb winding, twoof three !IO$Sible routes for the lane State Route 3381n Ohio. The Some' pri!hlatorlc ·sites were access road, the study Is still not found during early environmenconnection lq Ohio remains th.e finished . and probai!IY won't be tal work. Now those sites. and same , today; -although the Ohlo finished until next year. At a any other culturally and his tori· Department of Transportation did widen Route 338 alter the press conference In Athens when cally signifiCant sites which Celeste announced the $800,000 might be found, must be thO' bridge was completed. The building-of the bridge was allocatlo!l. he stated that he roughly reviewed to determine the cuJmlnatlon of 20 years' would not be starting the project "If anything Is significant enough efforta by residents on both sides If he didn't expect to see for Inclusion on tbe Natlol!al Historic Register,". Allen of the Ohio River. Since the construction of the road. The environmental Impact opening of the bridge, some of reports. · those same residents who study of the biological and (See Rfl'CRIE, pa1e A4) • ~ SCANNER - This state-ol-the-art whole body x-ray CT Scanner is the latest In today's most modern medical equipment to be Installed at Veterans Memorial Hospital. The new equipment - the first In-hospital scanner - Is designed to present high quality lma~e. high diagnostic COMPUTER Mike Sharp, seated, scanner technician with the radiology department at Veterans Memorial Hospital, receives computer 11111trucllon from Paul W. Burke, Cf Specialist, In conJunction with the operation of a new cr scanner purcblitied ·by tbe hospital. The teehnOioglat communicates with the patleat undergoing scanning by a two-way ampllflc!Uion system. A !emperature of 72 de.,Me year-rouad must be maintained In the 18 x :U addition which baa beell built at &he hospital to ho~ the new scanner. (Times-8eallnel phoio) ' . -- ., capability, excellent operability anodd;~:=:~:~~:;~ diagnosis. Veterans Memorial A Scott J,ucas and Klin Shamblin, head of hospital's radiology department, are pictured with the . new equipment which was put operation this week. 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