https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/efaf217aad448051dd6b6ea4493dc862.pdf dc5e2cb7c43a4857f1342507b3636aa0 PDF Text Text 1 Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- MiddlepOrt~ Ohio . Sou thern At hlet ic Boosters are sponsoring a double· elimination softball tour nament this Sat urday an d Sunday. Trophies lor most valuable player . and mos t hJt s will be . awarded, In addition to sponsor tro phies lor th(! first three team s. E ntry fee Is $65 .and two so ftballs . For in fo. co ntac t Chris Wolfe, 949·277:J, or Howie Ca ld well, 949·2954. probed by patrol The Ga lli a·Meigs Post of I he St ate Highway Patrol reported an acci den t on Ohio 124 in LPbanon Township WC>dn esday, at;, · p.m. . Patrici a A. Tripl ett. :!5. of Por tland , was westbound wlien she stopped behind a tr uck driven by F'rcd A. F'lickinger. 26, of Alba ny, who was also wes tboun d. F'lickln gcr stopped and then · backed up In the road, hit tin g T ri plett 's ca r . Fli cki nger was cited for Improper backing. Squads make 7 run.5 Wedne.~day Meigs Count y Emer gency _M edical Services reports seven ca lls Wednesday; Rutland at 8: 16a. m. to Meigs Mine No. ~ for Randy Cross lo Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pom eroy at 10 ; 25 a.m. to Bur lingham for Raymon d Whaley to Holzer Medical CPnt er ; Middleport at 11:08 a.m . lo.South Th ird St. for Vi rgil Phillips to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 12 :40 p.m . to Secon d Ave. and Mill St. for Jason Kl ein who wa s trea t{•d ·but not transporled; Rutland Fire Department at 2: 09 p.m. to a • gara ge lir e~~ the Estep residenc('on New Lim a Road ; Rutland at :1: 04 p.m. tr ansported Jeremy Richm an from th e fire sta tion . to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital ; Raci ne at 6: 16 p.m. to YPIIowbu sh Road for Glenn Winland to Velcrans Memorial Hospital.· Jackpot will reach $9 million Saturday CLEVELA ND JU Pli - Ohio Lotl ery . offi cials say th e Superlotio j ackpot for Saturday' s drawing wilt reach at leas! $~ million . ' Wednesday's drawing pro· wi nning numh<'.rs - 1o. 17. 2J. 29, :tY and 40. Those tickets are worl h $1,000 each. Another 5,670 tickets wore sold wit~ four of the win nlng numbers and··arc won h $87 each. duccd no gr and pr ize w innC'rs, Offici als said $4,275,54:! worth bul officials said I here WN C 10:1 of tickets were sold for the J}ckets sol d with five of the drawing. · t • Mc·Bet~ ('' Gerald L. McBee. RI.. Letart. di(•d WcdnPs da y in ·Pleasan t Vall ey Hospilal. Rorn .Jan. 2:.. 1906. In .Jackson Cou'nly, he w us the son of the Iale William P. and · Allee Swlgrr McBee. He was also preceded in death· by hi s will', Bess · Wolgand McBee. who died in 1!!71. H<• was a wrlder ai thr Marietta Manufacturing Com· ' pa ny and belonged lo. the 32 nd Dity Shriner · Masonic at r Cot t ag<•v Ilie. Surviving an• li ls daught er, Mrs. Allee Shel ton, Hunt ington ; two sisters, Mrs . . Madeline McCart y, Leon, Mrs. Hel en Pol· ing, Beli nJ::Ion, two grandchild· r .p n a n d f i v e g r ea t • grandchildren. The funeral wil l be Prid ay at 2 p.m. at I he As bury U.M. Church , Let art with the Rev. Rex Young olflclat ing. Buria l will be in th e Evergr een Ce met ery. Fri ends may ca ll from 7-Hp.m. Thursday at the fl!lleral home and bnc hour pnor tl''sprv 1ces on F.rlday. ·• There wi ll be Mason ic grave· side servI ces by t h<• Cotl al!ev'll ie U l dge. page . southwesierp and sout h·central Texas, saturated by two weeks of heavy rain, and over Chaves and Eddy counties In southeast N'ew Mexico. · · A violent storm th at has killed at least 36 people and chased hundreds from thMr homes with . . ' l ' tor nadoes and floodwa ters IEift a A 'tornado slashed ·through soggy trail today from water· . Courtland , Va., Wedne sda y logged Texas to North Ca roli na . nlgh,t, but only damaged three "The whole area of thunder· mobile homes and Injured lour storms will move slight ly to the people, authorities said. south and ·east," said Pete " We're real lucky," Sheriff Rey nolds of the Na lional Vern ie Franc!& said. Weather Service. Minor damage ·was reported . The storms stretched today Wednesday Iron) tornadoes near from s~u t hern Texas to the the Texas cit ies of Hailetsvllle, central Gu ll Coa st states and Asa, Riesel and Lott and in from Florida to the·. Yirgin la C;~roli n e County, Sparta ,· and coast. Reynolds sa id. A few rai n Fort A.P. Hill , Va . ~ .sHowEFis . shower s were scattered from the Early morning rain levels Virgin las across the lower Creal FRONTS: . ..Warm "Cold · -.slatic "Occluded included 1.29 Inches at. Young· Lakes and New England . . Th e stown, · Ohio, 1.25 inches at · Map shows minimum tempe'rahires . At least 50% of any shaded area is predicted . rest of the nat ion had mostly to receive pl'eciptationindicated. · UP! Cherry Point, N.C., and 1.22 clear ski es. inches at New Bern , N.C. 1.22. As .WEATHER MAP --'Showers and thunderstorms are forecast lor Flash ·flood watches were in much . as 2. 39 inches fell at parts· of the Paclflc Northwest and mid Atlantic Coast states with · effect today over much of Quantico, Va. . rain· or showers In parts of the north Atlantic _Coast. Showers and co_n_ri_nu_ed_fr_o_m_:p_ag::.e_J_ _ _ _ _;___.:, . thunderstorms are possible In pllftS of the Gull Coast and the-south tQ. mid Atlantic region. (UPI) · sorry these questions are being Celes te in a presidential bid . .1·. asked. But as politicia ns. we " HI! was dam aged goods to have an obliga tion to have a begin with," said Casey. '.'He had . Shoney's In~ . .... : ...... .,,., ... .. .27% clea n moral life. II y6u're go ing (As oll0: 30 a.m.)' the scandals and he's a nor thern Wendy's Inti. ... .................... 9% Provided ' by to be Involved· J'n the polit ica l , liberal. Now to have the st ate's Worthington Ind........ ., ........ 20Y,. Bryce and Mark Smith arena, you're going to hav<' so me .l~rgesl newspaper, ·your home' ' . tough questions to answer.·" of lllurit Ellis & Loewl town newspaper , with that kind . But A ustln ·sa ld It is "too early of head line .:. It'S devastating. " to Iell " what effect the story wil l Price Senate· Minority Lea der Harry · Firm .have on Celes te's pot ential ca nd i· Am E lectric Power ....... : ..... 26 ')4 Mes hel. . n..vo'ungstown, pre· daey until the r eac tion is in. AT&T ............. . :.' ................ 25% dieted .t he Plain Dealer story Ashland .Oil : ...................... . 62Y., Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. wou ld be "o ne of a series tha t will Riffe Jr., D·New Boston, who has be done I by v~riou s newspapers 1 Bob Evans F arms .............. 25V, never been a member of the on all candida t es seeking the Charming ShoRpes .............. 21Y,. Celes te fan . club, sa id two of the office or pres lden(." · Federal Mogul .... ............... 42-)). three alleged indiscretions took Goodyear T&R .......... , ..... .. .65Ys Richard Yepsen, a press aide place " long before t he gentiPman Heck's Inc: ........ ... ........ ......... 4 ~ in the governor 's office, report ed Limited Inc . .............. ............ « beca me governor.". He added a heavy volume. of t elephone tha t .the newspaper story will not ca lls from telev ision sta t ions and · t)fultimedia Inc.................. 56V, Rax Res taurants ...... .. ....... , .. 5')4 change his support for releste . small town newspapers wanting " I'w ·gol to work with him, " Robbins & Myers ........ .. :... ,. 10 \4 to know If the governor would be MIDDLEPORT said Riffe. "He's the governo r. available lor a res p o ns~. . You don' I, because some story is Jacqu ill a Bass , the governor's written in the newspaper s. stop reception ist. sa id 'some people doing bu siness wi th soniebody or who called in were voca lly : stop as~ociati n g with him ." opposed to the go \'ernor, includ · . As ked if he could suppor t ing ''a couple who lect ured me on MEIGS COUNTY FAI'RGROUNDS Celeste l or president, Riffe an s· ·. morals." , POMEROY, OHIO wcred ; " If he's the only one Austin sugges t<'d that repor · June 4-5-6-7 July 2-3·4,5 Aug. 6·7·8·9 ·runn ing fro m Ohio, absolulelv ." ters are publi c figures ami ought Sept .. 3·4·5 ..6· ' 011. 1·2·3·4 Nov. 5-6-7·8 · Sen. John Glenn. D·Ohlo. has to be subj ected to · the same i ndi cated he is interes ted in· th e personal scrutiny as polil.lcians.' DEALERSWANTED - BUYERS WANTED poss ibilit y of running for pt·es l· · " Why not ~ ubjec t those same Co111e O•i -. Ce111e AN dent again. .peoj}ie to an adultery question ?" Reasonable Set-Up Roles-Indoor Space·Ouldoor Spate Terry L. Cusey, media· cons ul· as ked Austin. ::Maybe weought I ant · to the· Oh.lo Republi ca n to say that r eporters cannot ask For Information Call p ~11· t y, said the newspaper s tory any public . figure a question (3041 422-4269 or (6l41 742-2882 was a "l hlrd ·strike" against they 're not wllling·to ·answer." . !lmsNow Saturday throu~h Monduy Fair lhrough the period wl lh slow lv warming lrm pera turrs. Murn.ing lows in the:tOs ~a iurday ancl Sunday wilh upper :>Us lo mid Hils Monda)·. Highs 7:> to R!i Sa lun.la.v and [ 'J.E VELi\N O cl ll' i l - Wc•d· willnlng Oh iu l.o lfr r.v n C'S~Jy's numiX'rs: llaily Nurnh••r liX 1. Ti C'krt s: lh's 1 o t a I <' d · $ J.oi 20, :Iti:L:~l . )I'll h "pa)off ctuc•of $c>&1,!lti~ . PICK-I ·· 928ti. PI('K .. t lickrt sal••s total ed $19A. :I97. wilh a pa,1·ofl dul' of · $~9.m . PICK+ $1 ~ tntl g ht bl't pt~ ys P lr K .. J $1 box llet Jlli,I'S $2i0. ·10. ·~ :!, Super Lot to t lrkrt sa lcs tot a hod $i. 270. :>l:l Ho~1•ital nt•ws Vt•tt•runs Mt•rnorlal Wednesdnv Admiss ions- Vir· gil Phillips.· M iddleport; Glenn Win ia'nd . Wellsburg, W.va·.; Ches ter Youn g, Lo ng Bottom. Plan n·unitm Sunday The filth annual reunion of thP GeorgP Holter, .J r ., family will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the home of Jim and Ka• ·~n Holter Werry, Morning Star Area, Court St. . Road. · A basket dinner wil l be held with barbecued chicken provided . Ratn will not cancei the reunion. Family members are to take pictures. stxores and ot her Items of Interest. The Nease " Settlement·Mornlng Star· area is ·where Georgie Holier, Jr., settled. · By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent Pit j3ulls ar e out and so are rental trailers. This was the final decision when Syracuse . Vill age Council met in regular sess ion Thursday night . Unanimou s approval was given to the two seperate ordinances, one banning pit bulls and the other bannin g of trailers for rental income, except in a mobil e home park. Persons who presently have pit bulls have 30 days to comply with the ordinance. Perso n or persons found in violation of the ordinance will be lined not more I han $100 l or the first offense and not more than $500 for the second offen se. The trail er ordinance r eads th at persons with rental trailers in the village at the present time will not be affected by this ordinance,.however, rentals that are presently in the vil lage, if moved, m ay not be replaced. Meeting wit h cou ncil were Larry Eber sbach and Gordon Winebrenner members of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs. They proposed that council pass an ordinance calling for a "quantit y user" fee lor excess ive use of waler such as watering gardens . lawns and flow er s. .I This aclion wa s brought about rue to the lank going dry Saturday due t o .excessive water con sumption. The use of wat er wa s so grea t I hal it was impossi bl e to fill the tank. Accordi ng to Ebersbach and Winebrenn er, had there been a fire during this time, the fir e department would have been helpless to fight a fire. Gl enn Cundiff, counci lman , suggested that a new well be drilled and a turbine pump ins! ail ed. It was indi cat ed that the tu rbi ne pump would cost more ini tially bu t would be cheaper in the long run. Cundiff al so suggested I hat t he water board get pri ces for a new well and pump and submit them for study. On May 28, 328.400 gal lons of wat er were used, 116.400 on May 29, 208,100 on Ma y 30 and 31. Members of the water board will draw up an ordinan ce and pres enl il to cou ncil for counci l's approval . Also meeting \Yith counc il were La r ry Hacker and Ken Boldman of the Ohi o Pow er Company in regard to a heat pump lor the Municipal Building exclud idng the ar ea where the fire tr ucks are housed. According to Hacker a new pump plus r ' Come to the Jbhn Deere . · .· Open House and save on quality products ' . ONLY . "Open _House Week Sl8688 New '.'.RX" Series Riding ·Mowers Econo~y with quality Money Saver Specials! · COOPER . . Chrysler, Plymo11th, Dodge South Third · MitltiiJI!HI 20-hp Tractors · · ·The 20·hp 420 has 2-,ylinder gas engige. Heavy-duty drivetrain. · Dlfferentlai lock. Plus power·steering, hy drostatic. drive and hydraulic lift. ~- s today's and tomorrow's annual benefit tourna· menl lor the Mason Rescue Squad . Th e lour-man scramble event Is being headed up Herold Norton of the rescue unit. though he sometimes had cut s and scrapes on his hands, Dr . Robert Kl ein reported Thursday at lhe Th ird International Con· ferenre on AIDS. Klein , a researcher from the Montefiore Medical Center In New York. sa id the dentist Is marr ied and has an Infant child. Although he has tes ted positive lor the HIV virus that · causes acquIred Immune deficiency syn· drome, he does not have the disease. Other dent al profess iona ls have been lnfer led by A IDS, but they ail ha ve been ident ified as members or other high· risk groups for th e disease, such as homosex uals or intravenou s drug abusers, said Hick Asa, spokes man for the American Dental Assocla l lon in Chi cago. " This dentist apparently was • ••" .. ~" 16.. and lS.~hp Tractors . '81 CHEV. CHEVs=-o-L-D .~ ...........$ 129 5 '7 6 OLDS .CUTLASS .................... S69 S '78 FORD T-BIRD .HH:P. ............ S695 '78 PLYMOUTH HORIZON ........ ~S995 '79 VW ·DASHER WAGON ....... ~. S688 '78. MERCURY COUGAR s-o-L-o .... S995 SEE CAROL, MARK, or LARRY WASHINGTON JUP I I - i\ dentist who apparent ly was in· l ee ted with AIDS from a patient had no known risk factors ol her th an contact with blood and saliva during his work, says the researcher who r eported the case, the first of its kind. The unidenti fied dentist. who pra ctices in New York Cit y, failed to wea r gl oves routinely when he worked on patIent s. even .- and now with on·the·go shifting, . .seven forward speeds . · · Adj~tabie seat. . Easy· reac~ controls·. . 17-inch turning radius . 30·inch cut. 9-hp. RX75. Electric start. ' ' ,. 16- and ll·hpJractors the ·18-hp 316 and 318 have hydrostatic drive, hydraulic lift and heavy·duty engines. Plus built -In headlights, cushioned seat and color-coded controls. Mower; thatt:her, front · blade. tiller ,. snow ' thrower available. The 200' Series. Bqllt·in heaallghts . Variable·spee(l drive. Color-coded· controls. · Wide range of attachments available. ' ·' . . useyour · )olin Deere Credit Card AGRACON -INC. (1;1 n. 7·•om . . · ·GAWPOUS, OIIIQ (614) ..........75 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper isstallation wou ld cost appropximat ei,l' $3,000. Electric bills would increase but there would be a subslantlal decrease in gas bills. No action was taken however. council will invest iga te the possibilit y of makin g the change. The air condit loner at the Municipal buil'ding is 1101 work ing at the present tim e. Two bids for black top were received . One from Shelly Company in th e amoun t of $12,664 and from Blacktop Construct ion, Belpre, in the amoun t of $11,100. Both bids were r ej ect ed.Councll wil l readvertlse for 800 ton of blacktop, more or less with bids to be submitled by 12 noon on June 22. Council under emergency measure passed an ordinaner prohibitin g swimming in l he Ohio Ri\l~r from village property . ' Theordidnan ce rea ds Ihat no sw imming wil l be allowed In the Ohio Riv er from vi llage property . Anyone lou nd In violat ion wil l be cit ed to court and fined $25 and costs lor I he fi rst offense, second offense dlscreation or the ma yor. Signs will be pos ted In the area . Jim Hill, council · member, noted I hal lh" ballpark wa s in need of genera l clea nup and light bulbs neOded. Hill also noted th ai the dugoul s needed painli~g and blocks replaced. Bil l Arnq lt , counci lman. stated that hewouldask thebaseball association If they would help With the project. ll was ;1iso noted l hat Sampson Hall is to drag the bailfle! d before each game. Weeds around the fences are also to be cut b,1• Hall. Council intends ro pl ace an addll lonal levy on th e ballot l or current expense, street lights. which will be vo t<'d on In November. Ernie Sisson Is to oblain the necessary Infor mation lo enable council to fil e with the Board of Elections . At th<• presenl lime there is a 1.8 mill levy lor street light s. Tent al ive plans call for an addit ional one mill. The levy Is necessary due to the Increase In el ectricity for street lighting. Council In other business hired Naomi London to wo rk l or the manager on his day oiL Manager of the pool Is Junior Teaford. Mai ntenance will also be done by \ealord . David Lawson, who has been work ing malnl enance, will assist Teaford at the gal e. AI IPnding were Ma yor E ber Pick ens, Jani ce Lawso n, clcrk·treasurer, Arnol t, Hill , Cundiff, Sisson..Jack Williams , and Kathryn Crow, council memh<'rs, London Pollee Chi ef Jim Connolly , and Teaford . WASHINGTON ( UP I ! - Con· gr ess has cleared 'th e wa y to get the full story on th e Iran· Contra scand al from Lt. Col. Oliver North, voting to seek legal immunlly for the m an likely to know the most about President Rea ga n's worst crisis. Wllh serious new questions from public hearings this week, the congress ional eommll tees probing the affair voted Thurs· day 10 grant North ' limit ed prot ection for his test imony while partiall y accommodatln~ the independent prosecutor in th~ case by del ay.lng their private ques tioning until June 15 and any public interrogalion of the !Ired Whit e House aide until at least July 16. The schedule gives prosecutor Lawrence Wal sh three weeks more lhan previously agreed In which t'o build a crimin al rase against North. Wal sh had foughl any llmlled Immunit y lor North because It compels his testimony under the threat of iall b~l prot ects agai nst prosecu tion on any new evidence he ma y revea l. Th e act ion cam e as Alber! Hakim, the Ira nian· born Am ('r l- ca n who worked the Swiss bank account s In the scandal, co n· ceded It would have been " lmpos· sible" for North nol Jo know about a speci al $200,000 account Hakim set up lo benefit the Marine's family In case he were killed . · Hakim, called ba ck l or a th ird round of testimony today, told ALBERT HAKIM the committees he arra nged lor an emi ssary to meet North's wile, Betsy, In Philadelphia lo , discuss how l o help pay for the educa ti on of I he couple's three children. But under persistent question· lng, ven while acknowledging the likelihood of North's aware· nes s, Hakim protested he could not be sure II the fired National Security ClluncU atde ever knew ofthemoneystashedlnthebank under the name " Button ." " Did North ever say, 'I object to your transferring this money to my family '!"' asked Arthur Lim an, chief lawyer lor the Senate panel in Ihe case. "No such discussion t.ook place," Hakim rep lied. "Did Mr . North ever prot est to you'!" Llman pres s<'d . " The subject was never dis· cussed, " Hakim Insisted. In another development, Sen. Paul Tr ibl e, R· Va., disclosed that retired Air F'orce Maj . Gen. Richard Secord, Hakim' s bu si· ness partner who wa s the first witness at the h ea rln ~s last month, used nearly $RJ,OOO of Continued on page 12 Dentist with AIDS had no other risks except patients o·,,. "Take A•••••~•• ~f H,use $a•l11gs·at your Joh11 Deere Duler" BASED ON LOCAL BANK RATES ~NO TERMS ALL VEHICLES AVAILABLE WITH WARRANTY . . 399 11 FREE HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS '87 PLYM. SUNDANCE.. •••• ~ S186 1o nio. · '86 DODGE ARIES ............. S18419 mo. ~86 LEBARON GTS ............. S19 570 .mo. '84 FORD·TEMs-6-L·D .......... S126S7 ma. '84 PLYM. HORIZON~ •••••••• S11392 mo. '84 FORD ESC s-o-=-t-DIGN ... S1215 1 mo. '84 CHEV, CELEBRITY ........ S1645 4 mo. '82 VW RABBIT ................. S11277 mo. . A SPECIAL LOAD - Golf carts were ferried across the river Thursday afternoon lrom J&R Sports Shop in Pomeroy to Riverside Go II Course In Mason. The extra carts will be needed at Drawing Saturday, June 6 MONTH . . COME IN' AND 'REGIStER . TO WIN . · ~ohn Deere RX-75 1981 DODGE VAN Vacation · Special . enttne Committees clear path for rest of .arms scandal story . . so. • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 5, 1987 :Door's. .. Clear with calm winds tonight. Low 55 to 60. Mostly sunny Saturday. High around Ban ·pit dogs~ rental trailers from Syracus~ 1987 SCHEDULE-FLEA MARKET $1i.-I~IL Super l.etto :1!1. :!9.' 17 lllld 1>. Vol.37, No.22 Copyrighted 1987 CLOTHIERS Mo nd·a,~·. · Lou.-ry nurnlll'rs at y . ROBERT BRUCE & ARROW h most ly ROs Sunrlay \Vi! , I KNIT SHIRTS BAHR 063 Pick '4 5819 • BRAIN . · ' Daily stock prices Daily Number • notices Page 8 Reaction; .__ Jly lJnllcd Pross lnlornatlonnl South Central Becoming partly cloudy today wi th I he high 7o to 80. Northwest ·. winds ill to 1fl mph . · ('!par and coo l ton ight wll h the ExkndNI Forf'cast Ohio .Lottery Church 50 Weather low ~~ to !1;). Lig ht nor thwest winds Mostl.v su nny F'ri cla y with thl' high around AO. . . I Area deaths GrraliJ By United Press International June 4, 1987 NATIONAL WEATHER . SERVICE FORECAST TO. .8 AM EDT 6-H7 from Texas to North Carolina Softball tourney this weekend . . Th~sday, . ,. ....----Local ·brie·fs - -"Storm leaves soggy t..ail Meig.~ mi.~hap .. . _.7·.07 lg.fJJ . . CAR Fl..IPPED EARLY TODAY - A car driven by Frank Casto of Pomeroy ftlpped on Its top shortly beiilr~ t a.m. this mornlnr In the middle oft be Beacon Station Intersection of State · . \ r • Route 'I and U.S. 33. Casto was taken from the scene by Pomeroy EMS to Veterans Memorial H01pltal. The Incident 18 under Investigation bx Pomeroy Police. infected directly l hrough dent al practice," Asa sa id . " It is the first such case." Klein has tes ted 1,2:ll den tal professionals for AIDS as pa r t ol a study begun In October 19R;. The unidentified denllsl Is the only one of the group to have tPs ted posit lve for th r vi rus. Kl ein said he Int erviewed the m an and' his wife of 1:1 yea rs and determ ined they had no other know n risk factor s for lhc dis· case. Bot h denied having ot her sexual partners or hav ing used dru gs Intravenously and neither had undergone blood translu· slons In the past decade. Reagan • • • opttmisttc VENICE, Italy (UP!)- Prcsl· dent Reagan, praising West Germany 's support for elmlna· tlon of m edlum·range missiles from Europe, expressed confl· dence "a foundation will be laid for equal affd verifiable glohal constraints on United Slates a11d Soviet miss iles in the near future ." Rela xing at a 17th century villa outside Venice, where leaders of the Group ol Seven indu strial powers will hold their 13th annual economic summit nex t week , Reagan hailed Chancel lor He!· mut Kohl's leadership In wi nning support l or the arm s control proposal from the Bundestagthe West Germ an parliam ent Thursday. Th e so·called E uromisslles Issue was expected to dominate Reagan's speech today on the U .S. Information Agenc y's Wor ldnet program, which will be broadcast only In Europe. West Germany, which faces the most Immediate threa t lrom the Sovl.ets' superlor.ity In con: ventlonal military forces, had been the last NATO holdou t on the agreement In princi ple reached last April be tween Washington and Moscow to rid Eur 0pe of the medlum·ran ge missiles. Continued on page 12 SUPRISED - Seven-year·old Nancy Whaley and her parents, Herbert and Mary Whaley, of Bradbury Road, Middleport, were surprised when this potato began sprouting. The potato was dipped In pliralfln last September when Nancy decided It looked like a duck and wanted her "duck-potato'' preserved. Nobody was sure II the raw potato would keep In the paraffin, but It did. The sprouts came right through the wax. • �.• , • / : . .C()J1rlJlrl~Jlt ~ -~----------------~----~----~~-~-~-u~-M~~·~_:r_7._~~·o ~ Page-2-The Daily Senti~ 0 Soviets and spies ---~J_ac_k_A_n_de_rs_o_n_an_d_D_.;;.a_le_V<_a_n_A_tt-=..a The Daily Sentinel l1l Court Street Pomeroy, Ohlo DEVOTED TO THE ll'ITERES'IS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ qjv Bm~ ~"-""T"• f"'T"'EE!c::f. ~ ROBERT L. WINGE1T Publisher PATwAHEAD A!18lslanl Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The UnitEd Press lnternallonal, Inland Dally Press Assoclallon and the American Newspaper Publishers Assoclallon . LE"'TERS OF OPJNION :irr welcome They shoold bt' IE'!s lhan :JXl words long. Alllctt <'rs are subjf.'Cito editing and nllst bP sl~~:ned with name. addrE'Ss and telephone number . No LUlSI~nl!J letters will be IJ'." blls.!'ted Leuers should be In good laslr, addrN>slng lSSU('S, not personal! tits. WASHINGTON - Americans of a certain age grew up with stories of the crafty, camera toting Japanese tourists before World War II, whose snapshots included Pearl Harbor or other military targets In the back ground. Now It's the sly Soviet tourists In Western Europe that America and Its allies must beware of. They could be "Spetsnaz " -spies with a dlffE>rencE>. ThE> Soviet Spetsnaz (special forces) who reportedly travel abroad disguised as tourists or truckdrlvers are gathering more than snapshots. They are famil Iarizing themselves with !he geography of NATO countries they ma y be called upon to Infiltrate In t he final hour before an East -West war- to assassi- nate Western leaders, carry out sabotage and otherwise create confusion and chaos. Behind the smile of Mikhail Gorbachev and the 'sunshine of his glasnost (openness) policy, our Intelligence sources say, Is the dark fact that the Soviets have be~>n lncre.aslng their special forces rapidly over the last two years. There are at least 30,000 of these Intensively tra ined experts In behind-the-lines disruption, poised In the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe lor rapid deployment Into the West. "Evidence of this being a growth industry Is both recent and convincing," warns a secret briefing document we've seen. " for example, new units have been created and ofhers are Reagan's AIDS policy WASHINGTON- The ad minis tration, after much inter nal deba te and e ~t erna l pressure, is finally ou t with a policy on AIDS testing that was carefully crafted to placate competing interes t groups and left no one really satisfied. The decision ann ounced by Reaga n at a sta r- st udd ed f~nd- raiser for Aoi{)S research was anyth ing but unexpected. Sanctioned news leaks In the days before the dinner had made clea r he would opt for some form of mandatory testing. · Bulin deference to those who see mandatory testing at best as an Invasion of privacy or at worst as part of a sinister plot against homosexu als, Reagan couch,ed his new policy In ierms tha t could be described as disingenuou s. Before an audience that' con tained no shortage of peopl e well acquainted with disease and Its rami fl ca rlons, hi s use of I he phrase " routine l es!lng" - co ined lor popular co nsump!lo n - fai led lo dlsguls~ his policy for whallt was : a plan for widespread mandatory srrern ln~ a! !he sta le and federal levels. Even Gary Bauer . one of his lop advisers on domestic policy and a voice of movement c·onser va!lsm wilhl n the White House, acknowledged thai " rou!lne" wa s a synonym for "aulomatlc" and what the president would like lo see is mandarory testing whpre possible. For his pari, Reagan kepi I he nature of the program vague to avoid Inflaming passions. The boos and hi sses that greeted his announcement - polite, but firm - suggested he had fail ed. Once Bauer filled, In I he gaps left by Reagan. rhe program rhar emergl'd was one !hat cou ld affect tens of mllllonsofpeople. As a flrsl slep. AIDS rests will be ordered for all federal prisoners. Immigrant s and aliens seeking permanent residence In the United States. As a next step, !he government will review other areas where tests could be conducted on a rou!lne basis. High on that secondarv list of targets: pallents checking Into Veterans Administration hospitals. While the federal government looks for ways to widen the scope of the testing program. states will be urged to require them for prisoners, marriage license applicants, those seeking treatment lor drug abuse and sexually transmllled disease and perhaps hospllal patients as well. Because these groups fall strictly under the legal co ntrol of slate and local authorl!les. Reagan lacked the authority to add them to his list for federally required AIDS testing. However, Bauer sai d Reagan mlghl not mind seeing I he stales deny marriage licenses lo those who refuse and suggested hospitals could be ordered to condu c:t AIDS tests ju s! as blood samples are roullnely drawn from new pallenls. Beyond the qu!'Stlon or how far lht' administration wants togo lies a mor~ vexing Issue lor some: Testing to what end? Rea~a n suggested wider testing Is needed to deter mine !he>copeof I he epidemic. des pll r lh<' Pxlstence of grim sta tistics that show some 20,(XJO people havP dl!'d from the virus and proj ections by the Cen ters for Disease Control thai as many as 250,000 Americans could have A IDS by 1990. Lilli<' wa s said, howev<'r, about how the results of the tests will be used. The American Foundat ion for AIDS R!'SParrh, which maY. have ~clled more !han $1 million from the dinner Reagan used as a platform Ia dcllv et· his first major speech onJi\IDS, has campaigned for testing thai Is voluntary and confidential. To I hose In I he audience the night R!'agan spoke, bolh condl!lons l'arrled equal weight. But Reagan, i n what mav have been an oversight by his staff , sa id nothing about confldenllalitv. l! fell to Vice President George Bush lh!' next day to sl ate thai If iesllng Is to be t·equlred by govNnmenl, "II Is absolutely Imperative thai those rl' COrds ar!' kepi appropr laldy confldenlla l. " Thanks, folh! Need.~ Coach To a person wllh wisdom that can not be matched . Teaching all she knows, with neverendlng patience, through many struggles. defeats, and vic tories, she 1$ our coach. Coach Pam Douthitt that Is. We couldn ' t as k for a better coach. Having confidence In us In time of defeat , with a few words of wisdom and that everknowing grin. we were back out there ready to face our next opponents. But there's one thing YOII've taught us that dominates all the others the lesson of criticism, ~e learned that things people may say through their Ignorance, should never be taken seriously, for It Is only a crutch f' Te1 LeT lAS Kt~JW ~w IPN6 \V@'LL I3El Dell.~V~. ~ii5;;;~ ..; lng facilities (are) Improved." Warsaw Pact Spetsnaz units have been expanding on Moscow's orders. The briefing presentation, which includes nearly three dozen slides, Is being used to ' convince NATO members' leaders I hal the Spetsnaz forces are a real threat that must be countered. "These (Spetsnaz) troops are recognized as posing a slgnlfl· cant threat to NATO Europe, the United K ingdom and North America In wartime," tne briefing paper warns, "and represent an Important Instrument of Soviet power projection In the Third World." The Soviet Spetsnaz troops don't lounge around in the barracks just because there's no war threatening. "Peacetime mission s Include political securily and Internal political control, " the briefing document explains, "and pollllcal action · and power projection abroad." But If war breaks out, the Spetsnaz rea lly go to work. "ln wartime, certain of the specialpurpose forces are designed to opera le behind e.nemy lines, lnd epe n~ent of regular Soviet forces for extended periods or lime," the , briefing paper explains. What will they be doing? "Conducting assassination, sabotage, reconnaissance and direct attack of a wide variety of key political, military and economic targets." Tht>se jacks -of-all -trades are elite by definition. "Political L--,...J~=v.. reliability Is a fundamental criterion for lhei r selection," the briefing document points out . ~---+-----+- " Special -purpose forces include Min lsi r y of Internal Affairs lnternal troops of special designation, KGB Department 8 assassinations and sabotage learns and !m ilit ary Intelligence! special· purpose troops." To millions of people living In ll]oblle homes. the Environmen tal Protection Agency delivered a springtime shocker. Formaldehyde causes cancer In twman s, the agency said, and as many as two In 1,000 people who stay In mobile homes and brea lhe formaldehyde vapors for 10 years may be at risk . Mobile homes aren't alone In relying on such components as particle board and plywood thai contain formaldehyde . Most housing does . Exposure tends to be greater In mobile homes, though, beca use of limtled interi or space. So should mobile-home owners pani c? No t yeL They might Instead consider how !he EPA arrives at suc h conclusions. Warnings of ca ncer risks issue from a reg ulatory never-never land where science often slides Into raw, arbitrary j udgment . Simply put, the EPA Is required by law to function as If II cou ld assess risk far more accura tely than it can . Faced Th e EPA is equally con fident thai conclusions from animal studies (which were also invoked In the formaldehyde case) can be readily transferred to humans . It believes that swamping animals wllh nearly toxic doses of a chemical provides a clear m ea sure of whelher the substance will ca use cancer at very low doses. Yet bolh or I heses ass umptions have also prompted sporadic e~pert di ssent, some of which was provocatively documented by Edith Efron In her 1984 book "The Apocalyptics." As Efron, notes. John Higginso n of the International Agency for Research on Cancer once remarked that " there is no rational biological method of extrapolallnl! from animals to man either In terms of carcinogenic acllvity or dose effects .. . " II male rats develop cancer from a particular chemical at 1 percent I the dose r eq uired to affect mice (a nd thi s has happened I , which r esult is relevanl to humans? Or is either• The EPA's exposu re goal for any suspected carcinogen Is zero, and its enforceable standards are set as close to that mark as possible. This means the "safe" dose for some substances is a level not eve n detectable a few yea rs ago. The result of !his prudence can be bizarre. For the chemical trichloroeth y l ene, the EPA frowns on the existence of more than 5 parts per billion In well water. The estimated risk : two deaths per 1 million ·people over 70 years, where everyone drinks 2 liters of walf'r every day. Now think about that for a moment. Haven' t we just entered the r ealm where angels are once again dancing on pins? Is this science or sophlstlcatE>d speculation? And Isn't this caution especially ludicrous considering the number of cancer-causing substances - all but Ignored by regulation - that many of us Ingest In far greater quantities? They can be found, among other places, In such common foods as coffee, alcohol, cola and peanut buller. This Is not to ridicule the regulators, but Ills to Insist that as far as the cancer risk of many chemicals Is concerned, everything Is compelling except the f acts . ' rand family dog ) prominenlly displayed In the sra ndard campaign le.a flet constitute a pollli ca l claim- thai he Is a member of a " happy family"? Now. the news media nor only mu st resolve those que slions bur also deal with the even more complex Issue of how lo handle homosexual relation ships among public ligures. The case In question dales back to an ear ly April report by National Public Radio that an orga nlza lion responsible for ra Ising million s of dollars to support the contras In Nicaragua "was dominated by a group of conser· vatlve gay m en and paid thousa nds of dollars to benefit male companions of Its top executives for unspecified cons ultin g , how to handle tlie story. Indeed, in subsequent weeks only the New York Times ha s delicately approached !he subjec t. In a late April story, the newspaper sa id Cha nn ell "may have used hi s groups to writ e checks to his roomma te for personal purposes ." Added I he Times : " His roommale and the roommate of one of hi s top aides. neither of whom " With Teddy on rhe mound, you get him two runs quick and in his pa sI history he has a tendency to shut them down real quick," Deer said. "He was throwing the ball real good. We get Teddy runs quickly and it seems to have some significance ro wha t he does." Hi guera, aided by four double plays, slruck our four and walked four over eight Innings t o im prove hi s career record aga inst !he Yankees to 5-1. AI Anaheim. Calif.. Lazorko threw a six-hitler and Wally Joyner singled home th e winning run in rhe eighth inning . "f don'! ever rememb€r feel ing bett er for a pl ayer than 1 do for Lazorko righl now," said Angels' Manager Gene Mauch. " He's got a good motor inside. picked up two more in the second when Heidorn and Marshall had back ro back safeties with Heidorn scornin g on a fielders choice and stolen base by Hoffman and Marshall on an-error. Scoring in !he fourth came on a walk , sing le, wild pitch and In t he sixth a double, single and home run ended lhe scm·ing . Ambur gcy was charged with rhe loss while striking ou_r eight and issuing l hree free passes. Line score: Melg s ............... OOO 020 0-4 7 4 · Marietta ...... .... , 220 103 --8 9 0 Th e fourth Inning was . the biggie for both te ams in the second game. After Marietta picked up a run on Heidorn' s lhlrd inning homP r , Meigs pus hed across three scores In Ihei r half of the fourth . Collins doubled, Bi ssell walked , McEI· roy si ngled, th en came three passed balls after which Jenkins hi! safely. Marietta, however , ca me rig ht back in I heir half getting four ralli es by virr ue of a 119th Running ollhe Belmont Stakes Belmont Park New York June 61987 _. Markers are 11801 a m11e 1 House ana apart tree pass, a base on errors, a home run by Huntsman, another BOE and a single by Heidorn. A base knock by Heidorn, two steals and a single by Nicholson closed out the scorlng. Brian Durst had the only other hit lor Meigs. Mendenhall picked up the win while Collins was charged with the loss working 3 213 innings being relieved by Bartrum In the fourth. · Line score: Meigs .......... ,.... !){)() 300 0-3 4 4 Marletta ........... OOl 401 --6 61 Meigs ha s stayed close to their opponents In hils for four games but fielding errors, passed balls and wild pitches have severely hampered their efforts. The ream travels to Glouster on Sa turday and hosts a tough Athens squad on Sunday. A new wrinkle In Eighth District pl ay this year will be a league made up of Athens, Meigs, Glouster, Logan, Lancaslcr and Wellston . Each learn will meet twice during the season usua ll y on a home and home · ba si s. ln each doubleheader. with the exception of the MeigsLancaster games, only the first game will count toward league play. Since Meigs plays Lancaster only a I home , both of I hose games will count In league play. names assistant' AD ''" ....• ..• •' .'• 1. A.(;ot'quistatost 2. A.(icnt Wr.11 ........... 3 Avies Copy ., J.~ley e.-Solomne M. C. PttTtl 11H 8-5 5-1 A. 0e!Q3do 5<1-1 C J Mceilf!on 5 S.t l wu 6 f.laltusa JaQc 1. CI'Jprodearll"a 8. 8-leo Culelli S.Sh..... Woo 10. B-Guletl .., L PII"!Uy J. Sant015 5-2 »-• 5-2 A. Cordero P. Oay BELMONT STAKES- Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Alysheha leads the field lor the I 19th running of the Delmont stakes. (UPI) Scoreboard ... Majors New York Phllu Pitt!coihrgh Ml EltiCAr-. LEAG UE \\ ;l;cw York Toronto Mllwauk1• Baltlmur Dctroil Boston f ln f•lnd A sl ron!( case can be made that I he abuse shou ld have been more widel y reported, but sex whether "straigh t" or gay remains a delicate, difficult subject fo r soc iety In general and the news media in particular. Kan ~s fty !\Unn!'Sol Oaklomd Sraltlt• falllorni f'lm• lnn:d Sun Fran 1.. Pd . (i R 33 20 .623 30 :!0 . 61)0 :!H 21 .!iil 2i 25 .519 25 ~5 .5110 25 2X . ~72 li :J:) . :~27 \\'t.,.,l 2X 22 . ~.60 2i 2:i . ~ 1 9 2ti 2.1J .5111 '!7 26 .509 t:J :!0 . l:l~ fhlra~o tl ttl .129 Tl'l:a." 21 2K A29 Tlmrsday's Rt·~uu~ Atlanta I' ., :J 51,1 6' ' JI OU!<!IOO Los A ngcls X 6 jl ,~ Jj l ~ ~ .222 19 Rr~ uu~ Ganw~ l ~ nuls (~1aHII'ws 2- 1) al p.m . flitl.""thur~:h { Dunne 0· 0) aL New \'ork (Gooden 0-01, ~ ::45 p.m . Mnnlrl'al (Tihh:; Hi al Phi· ladPI(Jhia { (lro~~ J.~). 7::1:; p.m. l.Ahi .<\nJ:l•IC':ii (lloney(·uu 2-41 ;tl ( ' lndnnall (G ullickson i · 2), 7::'5 Jl.m. San Uil ·~n (Shn"· 1· 7) at Atlanta (t\Jt·xandt•r 1·0), 7: -10 Gamf's ()ptroit (Rohln!'ion :1--2 1 al Boslon (Nip1wr 4-4). 7: :Ja p.m. Baltimore ~Bt•ll 5--21 at To· l(andiolli 1-6) at Oakl1111d (A nd~>jar 1-0 ), 10: 35 p.m . Chicago t o\llrn O· ll at California (Candelaria -1- 2), 10 :35 .Jit't ( 'hkago {Sandcri'ion J. 1):4:U5 21 : 6 11 6' , 6' ·t n..•cl !lOd ~ f' rlda)·'s St. 21 : 10:35 p.m. I 26 26 .5110 25 'l6 .490 25 27 ,.tg I Allantn H. J>ittshu r gh :1 l\ttmlr(':d l'l , San Olcgo .i t ronlo (Key 6-:1), 7:35 p.m . TcXIL., (Jiarrls 1· -l ) :tl Mlnnf" sola rBtytenn t-1), ~ : 05 p.m. Nl"w 1 Vork ( John .l-1) at l\tllwaukL'f' ( Nin£'S ~ · 2), 8: 35 p.m . . Kan sa.o; ('ity (·hu·kson 2-6) a1 Sealtle (Gu~ucrman 2·0 ), :ill 22 .577 29 2:i .55H n ,}. Ill. Frand~('O ( Krukow 1·5) at fiOU !<OlOD (!\(·ott 5·:l), K:3~ p.m . Saturday's Gam~ San I I BOWLING GREEN, Ohio IUPI) - Bowling Green Stare University has named the assist ant alhlel lc director at the University of Wyoming 10 be BG's associate athletic director. Mary Ellen Cloninger will administer 16 of Bowling Green's 19 Int ercollegiate sports teams, as well as equipment and trainIng staffs, said Athletic Dlrecror Jack Gregory. Clonin ger has been at the University of Wyoming for l4 years in various positlo.ns. Incl udin g athletic director for wom en' s sports, head volley ball coach, head softba ll coach and physical education Instructor. She starts her new position July L 11, St . toul"i 3, fhh:u.go I Roston X. Detroit 5 Frida~· ·~ 2! .500 San Dit!J.:II 12 'l 'hursday's !\-1ilw:tukt••• 9, Nt•w ·r ork :i Kan!'la._, fil)' 6, &•auk I Calllornla 3, fhlcago 2 Berry's World 2~ 23 26 .169 23 26 ..169 Wt~l Ea.~t work for Channe ll organizations, wer e paid thousa nds of dollars by Channell' s tax-exempt groups In 1985 and 1986." Pltts~urgh at Nc•· \'ork Lo~ J\n Jtt•lt"S al C'lndnnatl St . Loul• at Chicago Monlreal a! Phllwlelphla, nlghl I>h·~o al 1\llanfa, night San FrandM.:o a.t Houston, night San Durant leads NAJA ANGOLA, I nd. IUPli - Joe Durant shot a record-l ying 6B Thursday to giv e Huntingdon (A la.! a 17-shot cushion going Int o Ieday' s fin al round of the the NAJA m en's golf championship. Duran! leads with a threeround 0 at the Zollner Golf Course. Hunllngdon. wlih an 852. leads second -pl ace Guilford IN.C,J at869. Tied for second Individually were Rich McKillop of Boca ' (F'Ia.l and Scott Warzecha Raton of Huntingdon at 209. Each shot 68s In prev ious rounds to establish I he course record. In the team sta ndings, Elon was third with 884 , followed by Boca Raton with 886 and Ca· meron (Okla .1 with B90. RoundIng out the lop 10 were Texas Wes leyan with 903. Grand Canyon (Ariz.) with 908, Texas Lutheran wlih 912. Central Washington with 912 and South Carolina at Aiken with 913. Henderson State (Ark. 1 follewed with 914. then Walsh (O hlo l with 917, Mobile (Ala.) with 917, Tri -State (lnd.) with 921 , Franklin (Ind.) with 923, Glenville State (W. Va.) with 923 and Saginaw Valley (Mich. ) with 926. p.m. Saturday' s Gam t'S Ball imore at Toronto Chicago at Ca lllornla Df'froit al Boston (' te•eland at Oakland Texas at Minnesota, night New York at t\lllwaukee, nl~ht Kansas City at Seattle. nlghl NATIONAL LEAGUE Ealil • •' • "I think I've invented a deficit reducer flare." • 1 Lakers take 2 · Sl. Louis Chicago Monlreal \\' L Pel. GB 31 19 .620 30 '12 .571 2 2S 23 .549 31'• THE ·oLIVE TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT & LADIES' AUXILIARY Will Be Sponsoring A STEAK & CHICKEN DINNER JUNE ·6, 1987~4 to 7 P.M. At The Fire Station in Reedsville ADUlTS S3.00 ~) KIDS SJ,SO ••• .:•:. ., game lead He's consistently been giving us the chance to' wln." La zorko, 31, struck out four and walked three to Improve to 1·2. He pitched his first complete game, outduellng Chicago's Jose , DeLeon, 4-4, who allowed just three hils in ··· his seven-plus Innings. " It's' been a long lime coming," said Lazorko, who has had only five major league starts In the last four seasons. "It's Ironic my first win Is three years to the day since I was first called up to pitch for Milwaukee In 1984. " l give him (Mauch) credit for leaving' me In; he could have ya nked me. I think he was sayi ng, '11 was his (Lazorko's) game lo win." In other AL games, Kansas Cit y downed Seattle &-1 and Boston beat Detroit 8-5. Bowling Green services .'' In · describing the operation headed by Carl "Spllz" Channell, NPR reporter Frank Browning said: "The... organi zation's two top leaders and at least four subordinates were homosexual men ... Their gay lifestyle was also known lo a number of Washington journalists and polit Ical figures." Browning further reported that " male companions of the top staff" - typically Individuals who ' had long shared living quarters - received generous payments from Channell's organization . or vague "consult· lng" services. The more traditional. hetero· se~ual congressman-placesgirlfriend -on-payroll story would have been widely printed and Qroadtast ·without hesitation but news organizations that were cert~ln of the accuracy of the NPR account remain unsure of Red Sox, Brewers, Royals cop American League wins By Jim Soulsby Melg's American Legion ream traveled to Mariella for a lwi night twin bill Wednesda y but was slill unable lo break lnlo the win col umn dropping both games, the first B to 4 and the second 6 to 3. Dou g Hoffman on !he mound for Marietta in th e firs t game scattered seven hits over seven inning s. Meigs plat ed two runs in the flflh when Bart rum walked , Ca ldw el l singled to right center and Davis ripped a single up the middle scoring Bart rum wilh Ca ldwell bein g cut down at third . Ambur gey fanned and Durst hit safely to left scori ng Dav is. Alt er going down In order in I he sixth, Meigs talliedlwomoreinlhesevenl has Ca ld well aga in si ngled and pin ch hitter Young lofted a round tr ipper over the left field fence. Mariett a wa sled no time get ling on the scoreboard as le adoff batt er Hoffman singled and tea mmare Br adley blasted a home r un in I he first frame. They -::;,t'---:----.....,,_-----1--- with overwhelming sc ientific un certaint y. the agency Invariably tends to play II safe. Take the manner In which evidence Is weighed . The EPA says excess cancers were reported In nine of 28 studies of human s exposed to formaldehyde. That seems ominous, of course, yet why should the other 19 st udies count for less? Or, as one epidemiologist wrote several years ago: "Should one positive study out weigh the negative, Irrespective of quality? Should two (or five or 10) ·negative studies outweigh one positive• Present law tends to Ignore such subtleties ... " The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 \ ' INGLEWOOD: Calif. IUPI) ~ Two of Basion's strategies for ' stopping Los Angeles have resulted In a pair of Lakers blowou t victories, and the Celtics adml! !hey are discouraged. "OUr plan was tolcllhemshool from lhe outside, believe It or no1." said Jerry Sichtlng alrer Tuesday ni ght 's 14!-122 rout In Game 2 of the NBA Final. "Evcryrhin g we did seemed to backfir e. . Game Pla n ·No. :t coming up." " They respo nd~d to what we gave them, " Cellics ass istant coach Jimmy Rodgers sa id. " We felt we had to make them shoot, .from !he out sid e. The problem Is , !hey hll lhe shot s." Michael Cooper led th e Lakers ' · long -dis lance attack with 6 for 7 shooting from 3- point range. a championship series record . .' , j " We have to make somo. ·J dra sti c chun ges." Boston's' .t Danny Ainge said. "They're beating us In every aspect.·.' They've got seven guys hurting · .• Marietta downs Meigs twice Vincent Carroll EPA overstates cancer risks ------------------ WASHINGTON I NEAl -The always Ince ndiary combination make an even bcller sou nding of sex and politics has generated and look in g band . Thank you. renewed concern among the Meigs Loca l Band ,Boosl~rs nation's leading nPws organ izaand tions In rrce nt weeks . Meigs High School Band The news medi a have engaged in a protracted round of public handwrlnglng OV<'r the propriety of reporting on a traditional heterosexual liaison. Invol ving a lnlNests as a Co untrv SrorE'. a married middle-aged male polill· School House, etc. Well Meigs clan and a single young woman . Co unty Fair Is going to have a At the same time !here has Log Cabin . b('('n considerable agonizing In The projE'cll s mow costly than private about how to handle we had anllclpaled and even with homosexual relationships, nota donations of labor, lumbE'r ere. that have surfaced In bly those we srlll need help to finish the the scandal over arms sa les to cabin. If you would like to ha ve a Iran and the diversion of the part In this project send your profit s to Central America . donallon. large or small. to Gary Harl's withdrawal from Mei gs County Fair, Bo~ 227. the presldenllal race amid a Pomeroy, Oh 45769. II will be controversy over his reporled ve ry much appreciated . philandering hardly resolved the T~e Meigs Cou nty oft en fierce dispute among jourFair Board nalists over the extent to which Muriel Bradford. Sec . politicians' "private" lives arE> a proper subject for public disclosure and discussion. On one side of the debate are fo r co nversationa l cripples . thos E> who compl ain of "tolalltarThough many may graduate and lan journalism,"· Invasions of go on to lead their new lives all privacy and appeals to pruryou've taught and the many Ience. On the other side are those. lessons we've learned will be who argue convincingly that Imprisoned In our minds where Investigations of politicians ' perever our lives m ay lead us. sonal behavior are not only Thanks for being "Coach" and justifiable but necessary In seabove all our friend. lected cases - and that Hart's · The Eaglettes of 86-87 conduct clearly placed. him In Melanie Mankin, Amy Berkhlthat category. mer, Lesa Rucker, Arlene Rlt· But Is It proper to go one step chle. Patty Durst , Amy Hager, · . Trlsha Spencer, Heather Flnlaw, · further and question politicians -either selectively or randomly Bonnie Koenig. Lisa Driggs, - about whether they have been Amber Short, Lorrie Baker, Amy unfaithful to their spouses? Murphy, Les,a Lance, Lee Ann Robinson. Does the photograph of a male office-seeker's wife and children more help ThP M<'lgs County Fair Board would like you to know aboullhc project of moving a log cabi n and log smoke house to !he Fairgrounds. Our aim Is to help preserve Meigs County History and also to make the Fair a more lnterest lnl! and unique pla ce ro vtsl! and enjoy. We plan ro furnish the cabin In early "AmNIcana" for the enjoy m ent of all. We Meigs Countlans have great . prld~ In ou •· heritage and we feel positive tha i our lug cabin wll help add to our pride. Dlffprenl co unt y Fairs have surh NeW SVST@M IS Increasing In size. Dedicated training facilities are receiving new training aids and equipment. Including mock ups of U.S. and NATO military systems. Numbers of personnel arterwlng certain training programs have slgnillcanlly Increased. " This trend· appears to extend to the non -Soviet Warsaw Pacl special-purpose forces also. Upgradf'd equipment and refined operational techniques have been addf'd to Spetsnaz units . Collective ly, lhese factors show the threat to NATO's rear area Is growing." ' · The briefing paper adds !hal !he KGB, with Gorbachev's blessing, has been charting "new roles and missions" for Spelsnaz, and that there are "new facilities under construct ion lwhile l e~isl - • Pomeroy--MiddlePort. Ohio By Uunlled Press·lnternational While Eret Saber hagen of I he Roya ls notched his lOth victory and Boston's Bruce Hurs t hurled his seventh complet e game, the two ot her winning pitchers in the American League Thursda y end ed long waits for elusive triumphs. Teddy Higuera won for thefirsr lime since April 24 as the Milwaukee Brewers trounced the New York Yan)<ees 9-3 and Jack Lazorko claimed his first majorleague victory in four years spent berween I he big leagues and the minors when the California Angels edged the Chicago Whit e Sox 3-2. Rob Deer hit two solo home runs to stake the Brewers 10 a 2-0 lead and help Higuera, 5-5, break a five-game losing streak. Sex and a reluctant press____Ro_be_rt_:_:~--=.al:.:.::te::...::_rs Letters to the editor The M<'lgs Local Band Boos IE'rS and Meigs High School band wish to thank !he Meigs County Jaycees for their donation of $822.00 for uniforms and / or ln strumrnr s. You ane helping to I SUP!bSe TNIS • Friday, Jl!ne 5, 1987 us... BATTLE FOR REBOUND - Lnker cenler Kareem AbduiJabbar (right) . and ·Celtic center Roher! Parrish ' hatue for a rebound during first quarter action. (UPI) Cards edge Cubs, 3-1 ' ·.~ Five Lakers scored at least 21-. , ' points as the Western Conference• lllllsl s shot 62 percent. ,· ,i "They won these first two -·: games very co nv incingly," said '" ' Larry Bird, who led Boston wll~ : 23 points . "II doesn 't ·look that. ,., good. We had to win one game out, "'i here to make It Interesting." · .•;.. The teams fly to &oston Friday. • and will play Game ~ Sunday , ·• aft ernoon and Game 4 Tuesday . . ·· ·----------...., ' ' By United Press International Bruves ft. Pirates :J ::~~ Th e Chicago Cubs, who know AI A!lanta ,' Dale Murphy and The .Daily Senlinel " when lo hit Danny Cox, didn't Andres Thomas hi! first -Innin g · know how . home run s 10 lead l ite Braves . I U!WS 14 ~960) Cox combined with Todd Wori\ J)lvi Nion ol MulllmNII", (ft(', ' rell on a seven-hiller Thursday, • I .~' Puhl\.o;tu'fl P\11' 1'\' aftf'l nnon . Mnnda v ., ~ leading the St. Louis Cardinals to . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , l ht· nu~ h Frlrla.Y. Ill Cuu r·t ~~ .. pQ . " ' a 3-1 victory over !he Cubs . Jack ml'roy. Ohln. b;o; lht• Ohio Vullr-~· J)j,lh· 1 l l.~ hlnJ.: (1Hll PI+Il y/ Mu 111mPdlu. lm'., '. ·~ Clark hit a two- run homer In the l"'runt·· >V, Ohio 4~17 1 ;(1 , Ph . Y~:! · ~ l!'",ti , S••· first Inning as the Cardinals . I 1"' • . ;.~ f'O!I(I U:oi); pns ta c.r p1111 a l "umt•ru.v. opened a fou r- game series Llhl• against the team chas ing them in Mr n1lll'l" LJ nllr·d P rP~~ lnh' l'nlllionul. the National League East. lnl:~nd Dnll.v Pn·.~ s Ass1w l.+t Inn an(! 1111 • Ohh• Nf"wspupPr A.'ISIM' Ia\lon. Natlnnal "When Cox Is on, he's tough," A tl v(·rt l sl n~: H<•pn•M• nt ullv.-. Branhnm Chicago's Andre Dawson said. NPwspupf'r Sith '1o., n:t 1'hln1 AVI'II UI ', "When he is strugglin g, you'l l 'J., .. Nf•w Vor k. Nr·w York 11(!17. , l o• know II ear ly. Today he got some POSTMASTEH: .Sr>n<l oddri'!{S l' hanJt:l~ /II ca lls from !he umpire. Some of 10 Thf' O:tlly Sf'nl lnf'l , Ill 0\UI'! Sl., th em were ou t of the strik e Purm.·rn,v . Ohln 4571\9. zone." ' ,' RUBSrllii'TION RAT&~ Cox, 6-2, st ruck oul five and 8)' Carrh•r or Motor Koulf' Onf' Wt lf'k ................... .: ....... .. .. $1 . :1~ walked two over 7 1·3 Inn ings. Orw Mont h ................................. $~ . 4~ Cox, who Is .1-0 against !he Cubs Onf' YrHr . . .. . . ... .. . .. ............... $1i~J.f)i ·~ this year, tienefltted. lrom three NINOI,Jo; COl)\' St. Loui s doubl e plays . Worrell .~,u cE . .-~~r Dall ~ .. , ... .. .... ............ ... , ...... , '11\C(•nt~~o ~ earned his 12th save. Clark's homer came off Greg . Maddux, "I ~ ·. Suh ~ l' l' l lwr~ nnt dro,o; lr'lllll' In pa,v I hf'<'rl r r h•r nr11v n •mlt In arl vn nc·f• tlh'r•<·t l u • f ·.f 4-o, and was hi s 16th of the year. Thr llllll;¥ ,'\rl ntlnl'/ on '' 3. tinr 12 mnnlh • •1> Just onP day earlie1·, the Cubs hru~ l~o l rNI\ 1 will bl• ~ lvf'n l' ~t l ' rlt'l ' f'IIC'h i •t•f'k scored 22 runs . ·~When I saw they scored 22 Nn suho;n i!JIIons b.v rn :d ltM•rmltit'(lln ~ "f' an ·u~ wht 'l''' home• C'l tl'rh·r s..rv lt'f' Is .,. runs the orher day. I thought ;wallahtr. maybe I 'd develop a sore arm or ' something, " Cox jpked . "I was Mall Sutw.c•rlptlnnJI ln tildf• M•·I~M Ceunly able to gel ahPad of the hillers. 1:1Wf't•ks ................................ .. $17.~1 , 'l l. Thai's the key against !his team . tH WPI'ks ............................. ..... S.l4.0A ~12 WN•ks ........ ,....... ,,....... , ....... Stifi.Mj They get a guy on bas e and !hey Oubld{' M1•11" t.:.Ou nty .' , 11 can pop onP out." I 1 ~ W1•t ks ...• ,.................... , .. ..... $Ut.20 The Cardinals took a 2-0 lead In 21i Wl'l' ks ................................. S:i~1, l0 j fl2 Wt•l'kll .,.,.,,.,.,.,.,..,,., .. ,., ... , ... , $1\7 . 1~1 / l oj"'t ~ m~!W ~Ill· ~~~ ~~~~ o the first. Terry Pend! Ci on lined a single to ccnler and went -lo ., '•1 seco nd on a wild pitch. Clark hi a r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~··<l :l-2 pitch Into th e center-field I "\ bleachers. " I made a mi slake and il cosI '. us the game," sai d Maddu x. "I r: wa s hoping it wouldn' t go oul and would onl y be a double." The Cubs cut the lead to 2-1 In !he seco nd . Wllh twooul, Mann y Trillo singled to cen rer and went to thi r d on Kt>ilh Moreland 's si ngle to right. Sha,won Dunston followed with a singl e 10 l!' fl. scoring Trillo. bul wa s thrown ' ' ou t trying to go to second. Ryne Sandberg hit Int o th ree double plays in the game and GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD Andre Dawson slruck out three limes. In other games, Allanla routed Pll rsburgh 8-1 and Mont rea l topped San Diego S-o. 949·2800 IACINE 3RD . .,... 1 •\ 1 MW! -IPG·Ill I .. l/2 PRICE SALE •• 90 INCH QUILT TOP MATERIAL CUSHION TOP MATERIAL ECRU EYELET EDGING SHEETS & PILLOWCASES .-.. ·. I 0 I, RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE .' ' ' BANK:ONE ' Fifteen thousandpeople who care. '• '' ' "\ Now We 'te Open lo·nget IIout$ to Setve You NEW POMEROY AUTO BANK HOURS -.; ...,,., •• MONDAY-THURSDAY 8 A.M.-5 P.M. FRIDAY 8 A.M.-6 P.M. SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON POMEROY LOBBY HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30 AM·NOON .. , r FREE PARKING IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR BANK ONE CUSTOMERS AT OUR NEW PAlliNG LOT ACROSS FROM THE POMEROY AUTOBANK ON SECOND STREET. ·SANK:ONE. . Flffeen flwusotUJ p«;p/~ u:ho crm ' ., ....'· ... �·- ·- ·· ~ - - ---- , ........ .... . In rhe spotlighr: . . • ..,.. ............ , - •vtrult::JJUII., VIIIV Home grown - the garden spot of .the summer By Cindy S. OH veri County E•lenslon Agenl As WC' were fixin g dinner last night, I remembered the garden in our yard and took a quick walk to check its progress. As a result we -had a deliciou s sala d with garden fre sh radishes and Jet · tuce . In a few week s I'm sure we'll ha ve green peppers, toma toes and cucumbers to add . Sunimer is a great time tor adding fre sh garden salads to your menu s. Even those who do not have a large gardPn s pacC> ca n enjoy homc• -grown produt(' by raising peppers and tomatoPs In pot s on a deck or pati o. Salad s are a nutritiou s lowcaloric additi on to famil y meals The chokes of ingrNiicnt s arc end less. with the most comm on one bei ng lrtlucc. (..eltu ce is .available in loose last lor one week at top quality. Other options includ e using leaf and head types . Lettuce Radishes and green peppers leftover cooked vegeta bles such provides VItamin C. I ceberg are a good source of Vi tamin C. as , beets, carrots, green beans lettuce also provides some potas- Peppers also co ntribut e Vitamin and ·squa sh or raw vegetables ~l um . Romaine lettucv (som e· A to the diet. These two vegeta· such as broccoli , ca uliflower. times called Cos I Is a good source bles shou ld also be sto red In the · peas or carr9ts. oJ Vitamin s A and C. •refrigerator for up to two weeks For a change you might wan t to When shopping for lettuce look · for radishes and one week for try one of the follow ing dress for the following characterist ics: ings: peppers. ' head lett uce such as iceberg : As l men\ion ~d previously the Calorie Conscious spr ingy firm heads thai give choices of ingredients for a sa lad French Dresssing slightl y to gentle pressure, and are endless. On a hot summer Jlh Tablespoons cornstarch. 2 loose leaf lettuce: tender soft day . why not make a garden Tabiespoons sugar. l cut water. trxtured leaves which look fr esh . salad !he main course for lunch 1 1 cup vinegar , lf tPaspoon sa lt. Alter purchasing lett uce or or dinner by adding st rips of ~~ teaspoo n dr)· mustard. 11, bringing it in from the garden . cheese, pepperoni. cooked meat s teaspoon paprika . l.l; onio n was h ca refully before se rvi ng. If such as chicken or turkey. powder. Das h garlic powder 1if you plan to store the lettuce chopped hard boil ed eggs. desired !. before using it . wash. rem ove cooked bacon an d/ or croutons. Mix cornstarch and sugar In a· excess moi sture and store In a Top with your favorite dressing ·saucrpan: slir in wa tPr: Cook pla st ic bag in the refrigerator 1at and breadstlcks, a glass of ice over low ht>at. stirring constantly .32 degrees Farenheili. Under tea, inilk or lemo nad e and you until thicken!'d. Cool Sli!!htly. correc t condi tions lettuce can have an easy, refreshing meaL Add rema ining ingr!'dients. Mix thoroughly. Chill. Ma.kes I cup wllh 10 calories per tablespoon . From the Unlled Dairy Induslry com es thi s salad suggestion: Julienne Cheese Salad Yogurt Dres sing: 2 tatl!:spoon s chopped parsley. '!. te;tq:IOOn dill weed , \i teaspoon ga rlic salt , I cup pl ai n yogurt. Sa lad: 6 cups salad gr eens of your cho ice; 'X cups sllc!'d radishe~: I red or white onion, sliced ; 6 ounces coo·ked ham, "'ut In strips: 4 ounces Ch!'ddar c heese. cut in strips, 4 ounces Swiss cht'ese, cut in str·ips: 2 tomatoes, cui in w!'d ges . FOr the dressing . co mbin t> parsley , dill and garlic su it : then fold In yogurt. Chill. cover:ed for 1 to 2 hours to allow flavors to J-nd8y, June 5, 19811 By The Bend blend . . Combine lettuce. rad lshes , onion, ham and cheese, reserving a few strips of ham and cheese for garnish. Toss well . Add dressing and toss jus! before serving. Arrange reserved ham and cheese and tom a to wedges on top. Serves 6. As you are planning m eals for your famil y during !He hot summer months, don 't forget to Include a salad. DID YOU KNOW THAT: Th e wot·d sa lad i s derived from the Latin _term sal mea ning salt. Its modern meaning probably comes from the ~oman practice of dunking raw vegetables and ' green herbs in sail as a kind o( dress ing . Salads became a popu• lar item on menus in the early 1800s. The Daily Friday, june s; 1987 P~ge -5 . Antique steam engine show set at museum Carpenter area notes " EDIBJ.E I'Li\NTS - Peggy Crane ·•ays there' ., plenty lo cat in nature. She displayed a varif'ty of wild j!lanl s and flower s which can ht~ turnt'd intu il t:L"ity mea l fo"r Uw Clu.•~o~ l cr Elt•nwntarl School sludcnls. ' INSECT COLLECTION - Bugs are important to keep nature halance. 1\ t Chester's field day . •Jo Ellen Crane displayed her insed vollecl ion and discus.<ed lor the first through sixth studenls the important role of insects in nature. ·Outdoor living taught to Meigs students P ro~ra m s on outdoor li\·ing. pla n l."i w hic h c~Jn l;c• r>ur c•n. boat saf< •ty, insr•(' \ ldPntilicat ion. anti rna p r~a din g , hi g hlighl <'d tht' Ch~s t e r F:lr mPn tar)· Sc hool l ir·ld day at Forkr•d l{un Stat e Park la st l·'rlday. Thf' sludf'nl s. rir~ r through Sixt h gra des. mo1wl i ll r oug h _·. • uh]<'CI slat ions during th~ da 1 stopp ing at noon lor a picni c lun cheon broug ht to !he park,,_,. th P reg ul ar sehool l'Ooks. Park R<.~nr;f'r Hand y Wach ter ;.~ ssis trfl In al'l'~ng in g lhf' out in~ ror lh P student s. • Prgi()l (' ra nc t a Iked " llou 1 ~dlbl r plant s ttnd fl owr•rs . Silt' ~ro u g ht along an rxtPnsi\·r· dis ,. play along wit h coll~ct in g some at th e· site and gal'<' sugges tions · on clean in g and prepm·ation. ,Ju Ellen Crane d isplayed hcrcol l ~c ­ ti on of i n ~C'C i s idrn ti f.v l ng eac h onr and rxplai ning t h<'ir rrspf'c tive habits . Boa t safrt:> wa s tht• subject of Russ Moore wh ile Bil l Bu ckl ey had cha r ge o f hiking. and .fohn Costanza taug ht map r ead ing. M oor~. 13ueklry and Cos tanza a r~ all from the Meigs Cou nt)· Board of Education office. A ll of th e teac hers an d sev<>ra l parent s acco m paniPd th e stu dent s to thP park , a part of the 1he !-~C' h oo l 's ra r rC r (l clu ca t io n program . Fri end s and relatives from thi s communit y attendt>d the wE'd-· ding of Ailsa Gillog.ly. daught er of Mr . and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, which was held in Athens. Ralph Jordan. so n of Mr. and Mrs . Dorsey Jordan. went by plane from Columbus to Dalla s. Texas. where he visit!'d hi s cousins. Bruce and Sarah Rutherford Ki ssell . for a lew da ys. Services were held at Templ e Church on Tuesda y for Raymond Bobo. 79 , a former resident of liti s area . who died in Parkersburg . W.Va. Burial wa s in the Temple Cemetery . Mr. and Mrs. K enn eth Crabtree spent the Memorial Day weekend vacalionlng and v isit ing point s of interest in Pigeon Forge and Gatllnsburg. Ten n., Including Dolly wood . They also toured the mountains in North Carolina and Wesl Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Seeple. Wilmington , attended church at Temp le. They were vi siting friends and relatives In the area and decerating · graves in the cemet er ie s here. Mr. and Mr s. Keith Jordan . Monroe, N .C. spent the holiday weekend as guests of their parent s M r. and Mrs . Dwaine Jordan , local. and Mr. and Mrs. Keffer , New Marshfield . and ca lled on other r elatives In !he area. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle Jr .. and family have moved to their recently remodeled home near School Lot. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan and children , enjoyed a family picni c a! the home of her parent s, Mr . and Mr s. Cli nton Gilkey . Albany . TOPS meets, announces results Shirley Turner was honored as Ms. Spr ing! ime for a loss of 32 pounds when th<' Rutland TOPS Club held it s eighth anniversary ce lebra tion recentl y. Each member gave a gift to Mrs. Turner. At thi s week' s m reling, Terri Smith wa s thP top loser with Margie Davis, ru nner-up. Mrs. Turner was Ma)' monthl y qu een with a loss of nine pounds. She also won the weekly fruit basket. Information on TOPS may be obtain!'d by ca lling 992-2612. fo r thr co n vrntlon. 'Nh ich arr '"' ing mad e h_ , . thr group. M r s. S!t•warl and Sa ndy T itus h<J\'f' complri<'d 211 and (l not hf'r work se.o.;s io n ha s b<'Pn !-ithrd uled at thr hom0 or Mrs. Bis hop. Mrs. Sisso n JWVC' d~·\·o tions t'Pacl ing "Flnwrrs I.P a\'1' Th <'ir l·'rag r:n1C<' on the ll and That !1(•:-; l m\ ~ Th f'lll." F'or ' roll ('~Ill mr·rnbPrs nm1wd ~ ~ poi so n ou~ plant. Of fi crors' rl' ports wen• gil'<'n . It 1\' :IS noted th ai Mrs . "l<rlwa r cls and .l oan Stf'wart mmif> .rt-rangPm<•n t' for th~ mo t he r ci ;Jught•r IJanqu r t at thr Mf' th o di s! Churrh . ,J,tncl Hoi in ~ uggrst(•(\ a pir nl cfor thr fhf'r:lp_ r c las s. Mn. l~i s i_lOP will purctwsf' thr• foori. .Jud v SnowdC'n rrpoPtC'd th<.~f shr ha s. thr flowers from the alumni ;~ssociution for th(' m£'mlx•rs to pirk up. tva SISson was appointed chuirman of the su nshin £' rommit lPr. /\ r r port was ~ivr n on thr tou r of th£' (;la ss l-I onsf' tnk0n b.v M rs. r:dwurd s. Ma r i<• Blrrhf irlcl. .Jo:1n n Frtt~ · . :1 nd Kimbftrly Wil ford. 1\ rrpon on thr April thf'r .1p,, · Sf'!-.sinn was givrn b.' · Mrs. J1ishop. ThP trol\·rlin g pr i;r bro ugh t h~· ,<;and.v Tiru s wa s won b)· M rs. 11hhop. ,\ rf'\ ' iPw of gar drn pJI S and iJ 1 rport on nt·xt month's mrrting 10 IX' lwlcl at th r hom0 or Mrs. IHsllo p wa :-. gh·t·n. Aljred area happening~-th0-com-mu-nitv -orl- man-, Sull(lnv St'hool :lth• tHiancr on ~hi~' 10 'wa s :~7 : churl' h a ii PrlCI tHH'r , 21. On Ma\' 17 Sundav Schoo l ; Jit fl n clan ~· c \\' ;t ~ 21i·: thurrh attrnd:nwc. 1:1 . C' hurrh visi tors WtTr Kath~· and Doug .Jackso n. H<'Ynolcls bu rg; K :t rf'n Poll rod. !\ 1h£'ns : nnrl 1\at e HOrlehawr . Grf'<'na cn·s. Flori cln . ' Llo;·<i Dillinger and Hleh:ml Spl' tH.'Pr. n ·prP!'Pn t i ng 1h(' nwn or the ell urc h. prcs~nt <'d 21mot lll'rs with g('r an!ums on MolhC'I'S Da~·. A draw i ng w:1s hf11d f or sprcin l f!Owl'l's . (l~lc Ma l' F ol l rocl. loc:tl. and 1\tr th;· .laek so n, Rcl'nolrlsburg. rcceil'ed these flowers. Florr nrt:' An n SpenrC'r reml an account of 1he life of An na Jan· is. found<'!' of M other' s Dav . RPct•nl nut -nf ~ t ; tl(' v'isll or s of Annn Th ompson at V.£11rrans Mrmor!al Hospital Wf'rr hf'r sister ;mel husb.1nrl. Mr . anrt Mrs . i\r1hur Sr~muC'I s, nnd ti ('r nieC(' ;~ nd hu sba nd. Mr. anrt Mrs. Donn ld Arnold. all of Sh~p h erds ­ rllle. 1\cnt urk)·. T he d1ureh and communlt;· Wrt'l' sa dcl enr d b;· lhr drat hs o( Ch:1ric's Woode ancl Pearl Ran<iolph . Mr. Wood!' wa s a life-long resident of Al fred. He and hi s wife . Hr len. wrro le aders und si n g('rs i n thC' churc h for m a n~· ymrs . Man)· people attcndPd funrral home visita tion and the funeral at Alfred Church May 12. Ms. Ran dol ph was a mr mber ~· pars . Mrs. Bar·nrs gave gardening tips for .June suggesting !hat watering be done at a time when thl• sun is not ho t. She stressed til (• imponance "or thorough watering each ti m e. Plan ts should be checked for insects an d disease. and house pl ant s ca n be set out sid e now. Mrs. Bol in remi nded membt' rs of t he Sept ember flower show ·to be held in coo per ati on with th e other clubs. Arrangements fea turing green were displ ayrd by Mrs . Ewards ami Mrs. Bolin. who also won the door prize. .Judi th Hi ll. who recently ,had a new baby, rec eived a mon ry tree from tho group. Hostess gi ft s were present ed to Mrs . Sisson. -th e JUNE 8-9 - 9:00 AM. • 12 NOON Ages ·3 Years Old thru Youth First Southern· Baptist ·Church 41872 Pomeroy Pih Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992-6779 - - Ma ny mrmb(\I'S of thr Mr . •1nd Mrs Hoba rt Swartz com muni!)' attended vi sitati on nnd funeral services at Ewing Funrral Home May 20. Roberla nnd Sh<'rman Henderson hosted a meal for famllv members alter arr announcing t h ~ birth of a ~<rea l - g randd a ugh te r. Lea NI cole. daughtC'r of Susa n and Mark Zavls ho. Cha rl es t on. West Virginia. JUNE ~ SALES BLAST c~::~::~, 25°/o VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL ~-une·-~ 1. OFF SUMMER CLOTHING Hurry In! Sales Ends Saturday, Jane .6th STORE HOU~S: 9:30 to 5:00 Monday thru Saturday ELBERFELDS I'OMEIOY CHESTER KINDERGARTEN - Graduation e•ercises lor lhe Chesl er kiiJdetgarten children was held recenlly at the school. In lhe class were, left to rlgl11, front, ~ngela Johnson, Jeremy Narcinko, Radley Faulk, Duslln Huffman, Matthew Kelon, ,Joey Dillon, H~rley McDonald, Wesley Karr, Sean Beeker, Jeremy Casto, She'Mae Inscoe, Kay Hunt; second row, Jennifer Starcher, Jacque Hall, Lynn White, Bobhie Dill, Paul McBane, l.ester Parker, Angie 'f:aylor, Jodi lhle, Michelle Buckley, Jt'Ssica Marcum, Angi Wolfe, Julie Hayman, K<•lli Li~hl!oot und Billy Zeigler, and third row , ,Jamie While; Melody l.awrJ•nce, Nikki Circle, Melinda Persons, Aaron Schack el , Matthew King , ,Jason Mora, Beau Bailey, Suzanne Milhoan, Elisha McCoy, Valerh• Karr, Stephanie Evans, und April Milhoan. The West Virginia Antique Steam and Gas Engine Assoc iation will hold its th ird annual Sieam and Gas Engi ne Show on June ' 12, 13 and 14 at Lesage, . W.Va . Robert Har vey. pres ident of the Association sai d that nea rl y 100 antique engines will be on displ ay during the three-day show. Som e old rractors will al so be shown and operated . In addition to th P di spla y of old engines there will be a flea market. food stands, and lots of Music. A lso, aft er the show each evening there will be group singing arou nd a big ca mpfire. Church set·v ice on Sunday morning will be provided by churche s in the community. Admiss ion will be a donation o[ $) per person, children under 12 years of age, free. · · For additional Information cont act Jean Scarberry, Box 423, Lesage. W.Va . In 1964. there were 11.000 television seiS in use in the African nation of Djibouti. There were 17,200 radios. The Eastern Wyoming College In Torrington, Wyo., has a student body of 1,129 and a faculty of 53. John D. Credico, M.D. Awards day conduaed. ·at Chester OB/GYN Physician Modern Personalized Care Before, During And After Pregnancy Pres idential Academic Fitness A ward cert ificates in r ecognition of scholarship, leader ship and citizen ship w ere presented to two student s from each cl ass, kinder garten through sixth grade, at the annual awards da y program at the Chester E lementary se houl Friday. Ca th ,v John son, principa l, pres. en ted th e awards to the followin g students. left to right. front. 1 Nikki Circle. Brandon Buckl ey, Stefani Rearhs. Traci Heines. SPECIAL RECOGNITION - Receiving lho• Heines, ,Jt•nnifer Mora, Brandi Reeves, Lauren Jennifer Mor a, Brandi Reeves, Presidential Academic Fllness Awards presJ•Jiled Yokung, Meredith Crow, Ml•1ody l,awrcnco•, and La urPn Youn g, Meredith Crow. by the principal, Cathy ,Johnson, were left to right, hack, Wayne Ritchie, 1\dria Frecker, Travis Cain, Melody Lawrence; and back. front, Brandon Buckley, Stefani Bearhs, Traci Kevin Klein, Todd - ~llchacl. ,h•remy Buckley, Wa yne Ritchie, Adria Freck eJ'. Carrie l\fonissey , Sara Machir, and .1 \nd): \\1olf. T ravis Ca in , Kevin Kl ein, Todd Michael, .Jeremy Buckl ey, Carsc ien ce; Amber Well. Debra nold , Ardria F r ccker. Ambe r rie Morri ssey . Sara Machi r, and Hhonda GihiJs. and Stephanie Frost. health; Penny Aeiker, and Well, Debra Fros t. Jared Riden- Ot to. And y Wol fe . Andy Wolfe, language arts: our. Andrea Dilla r d. Sara M aAwards lor perfect attendan ce Mit ch Jacks . academ ic success chlt'. Nicole Nelso n. Am_,. Smith . wt>nl to .Jeff White , David Van in all subjects award; Penny Brandi Reeves. Maria F'rcckN. lnwagen. T yson Rose, Shelly Aelker. most st udious; Tyson M er edith Crow. Tr<rvis Thomas. M et zg~r , and Eric HilL Right to Rosf', oulstanding malh st udent ; .1. R . Hyse ll , James Ciiffunl, read plaques Were presPnled tO Mitch Jacks, Ambe r Well, top Robbie Rccvrs. and Shanna f.lobby Keaton, Harvey Bartlreaders; and Penny Aeiler, most Machlr. mu s. Eric Hill , Shel ly Metzge r , improved reader. !:>liver meda ls wer\ t to Chm-lie lonathan Ray burn. Kell y OsSixth graders rece ivi ng Brewer, Tyso n RasP, Joe Coates. &rnc, Travis BrewE>r, David awards were Shelly Mt'l zger . Noelle Pi cke ns, Micahel Sm ith , f et ty. Mitch Jacks . outstanding math ; Jeremy Buck- E r ic Dill ard. Shr lly M Ptzgrr'. : ,Student s show ing the mos t ley, social st udi es a.nd science: Char!Ps Brya nt . Mik <' Rou sh. \l)'lprovcm ent . overall rece ived Ca r-rie Morrissey, hea lth ; Bobby Certificates wrre awarded to inedal s. In !hat group were Marc Chris PaulBarker. citlzenhip, Bethany Cooke, Jeremy Mi Jones. Ra cha sel Seth, Micha el ton, special attendance awards. chae l. Bobby Krat on. Lisa SteBasi m, Mi cha el St. Clair .•Jeff All of I he class members r·e· them. Lauren Young . Chris Mi Wh it<'. Travis Cain, Micah Otto, celved safety pa trol awards. chae l. Robert Hoffman. Brian ocll e Pickens , Chr is Ba iley , and sliver medal s and Gold Hoffman, Robbie Murphy, Amy ~es l ie Parker, Shanna Machir, certificates in a reada t hon sponKrauttet'. Eric .lacks. Stephanie ttc Co nnolly. Andrea Dilla rd. sored by World Book EncyclopeHoffm a n, Jo hn Hid gewa;•. Joey Coa tes, Lisa HoHman. dia were awarded . Re ceiv ing Kenn y Burke. Penn.v Ar•ikN, :· .J~n n i lel' Mora . a third grader, ~ho r ec eived straight A 's during gold medals were Carrie Morri- Davi d Fetty, Todd Michael . .Jeff QlC' y ear was given S(l(ICial sey. Chu ck Cunningham . Kelli Stethem. Jrsslca Radford. Mat · Ridenour, Li sa Hoffman. Sherr! th ew Kf'a to n. Car'rl c Co noll y, ~cog ni tion . Most improved Joe Dil on. s tephanie Sarah Harris, M:llt Michae l, Smith, ~wards to stud en ts of Ma r)' Jo Eva n s. J ulian a Hayman. Chri s Paul\on. 1\ im M iC'hal'l l!ucklcv wen t to Harvey Bartl· . JerC'my Ray mond, Ritchie Ar· Fa rl ey. J e r e m y Rucklr _ v. 832 Key-Lectric® (pus, ;-eadin g: Sara Williams, 725 Key-Lectric® Riding Mower .feH Whit e. spel ling. and Kevin JSicin and Tr av is Cai n, attitude. Riding Mower Reg. 11509 _00 • Four th graders r ecei vi ng Reg,l1229.00 (wards were David Fel(y, .JesSica Radford . top reading stuNow Only Now Only$ ileni s· Stavy Wool ard, most tmpr~vrd reader: David Fetty, todd Micharl, top sc ience st u!Jen ts; Sara Ma chir. Char·Ji e f.ii sscll. health aw ards; Da v id li'etty and Charlie Bi ssell , social ' . studies uwurds; · Ja mes Ewi ng Rtg. 1429.95 RIG . IJJ9.9S ~ nd Ta r a Congo. soil and water NOW ONLY C~nsr rnil io n poster contest; Joe NOW ONLY ~arsc hn i k . a lternat e spell ing l!fc c ham~ i on; Da1·id Ff'tl y, !Ytsta nding st udcnt in all aca ao' m ic areas: Danicl le Kibbl e. g\ost studi ous: Jess ica Radford. gut stand ing sc hola r athl et e; ara M ac hir. V. J . Van Meter . tlzcnship award; David Fetty, ;t ra Machir. langua ge ar·ts ward . and Todd M ic hae l, out&iand i ng m j\h student. :; Fifth gradP award s went to ,Jacks. spelling bee; T)' SOn Amber WelL social stu· A ndrew Wolle, T)•son Rose, Office Hours: . 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday-Friday Suite 14 Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office Buildlilg CaD 675-6700 GRAND OPENING SALE MAP READING - Knowing how to read a ma11 is important, and .John Costanza explained thl' t cdmlqtw In se.. ions for Che~ler .•Indents at Fork ed Run last Friday . 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IT. 1 North Monday-Soturtloy 8:00 AM·S:OO PM 446-0475 �Page-6- .Daily Sentinel ~. _F_~~~~J_u_M~5,~1~9~8~7----------------~----------~~~~ ·~~y~-~M=~==~~rt~·~O~m~o--~----------------~~--~7TD~a~ilt,y~S~eoo~·~reTI-~~~~7=l An unusual method for stUdy By NANC'Y YOACHAM Sentinel S\pU Writ er -' The old and the new came rogether this week l o make Vaca tion Bible School ar Ra ci ne Unilcd Melhodisl Church an even! thai 's not likely to be forgolten by lhc youngsrers or the adult s thai partlcipalcd. t.; nder lhe direct ion of Rev . Roger Grace and his wife Sue. Ihe backyard ?I the church was lran sformed lnlo "Ma rk elplace 29 A.D." Children a nil adull s alikl', all dressed In togas. were divided into groups which represenled six of the l21ribes of Israel - Judah. Asher, Dan , Benjami n. Simron and Ephraim. Tent s wereidenlifled by banners which carried lhc name· of the parlicu lar tribe which ca lled lhal lenl home. AI the beginning ol each Bible school da y, rhc tribal families ga thered toger her in the church sancluary, which during Bibl e •school was known as lhe syn· agogur. Following th e morning devollons and grou p singing time, lri bal families then dis· missed to their Individual Ients where .Jewish lraditions and cusloms were pracliced as fallhfully as a group af modern day children could praclicc them. i nside the mezuzah was the shema- a sacred scroll with the • greal co mmandment Deuteronomy 6:4,5 - instrucling people to love lhe Lord with all your heart, soul and mlghr . The I radii ion of passing a spice bcx among family members was also prac ticed dal ly. Rev . Grace explained that this tradition started because the Jews re vered lhe sense of smell as one God' s grea tcsl glfl s. They would pass I he spice box to remind I hem of God's goodness. Also each day, tribal families Ill a Havdaliah candle which served as a reminder of the creal ion of light and an lnspiralion Ia respecl mankind. And chidren werr ta ug ht to use the differenl Jewish and Christian symbols, such as the six poinled Star of David, which Is still used in Jewish temples Children learned to rouch lhe mezuzah before entering or leavIng the tribal len!. The mezuzah was a box oul sldc I he home and . making. The children carried with them drawstrlng.moneypouchesmade of burlap. In I he pouches were rocks palnled gold, which served as coins for the children to·use to . purchase goods from the bakery In the marketplace. The children might also cnoose to give their coins to the beggar In the marketplace, or to pay the tax collector. For ldenllflcallon purposes, each tribal family member wore a pendant made of a small piece of sawed off limb which was tied around the neck with ribbon the color of each Individual tribal color. The pendant might carry thenameofthe chlld, the 0ameof the child's tribe and the tribal symbol. Late -In the mornings, .all activity In the marketplace would come to a halt as everyone . A board at- review for Paul Council, Langsville, to become an ' Eagle Scout was held recently. Making up the board for Council, who Is a member of Troop 240, Rutland, were Robert Matthews !rom the distriCt level of scouting; Jim Fink, mayor of Rutland; Kenny Michael, commander of the Rutland American Legion Post, and Clair Reed, Troop 240 Scoutmaster. Councll was approved lo be· UNUSUAL STUDY - Children gathered quickly whenever the storyteller's caravaq began to form at Vacatlol! Bible School held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 to join the caravan which led the CARRIER .NEEDED IN MIDDLEPORT South Second St. Area If INTERESTED (ALL THE DAILY SENTINEL 992 215 5 f~h~o~m~e~t~ the modern o~t~he~i~r~fo~r~ world. -r~e~al~f~a~m~l~lie~s~i~n~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Community calendarI area happenings FRIDAY REEDSV ILLE - Olivr Township Tru slees will mrr l F'rlda y, 7:30p.m .. at the Reedsville fire stat ion. SYRACUSE- Meigs Associa· lion tor Retard<•d Ci tizens is sponsoring a flea market on Friday ar Carlmon School In Syracuse. -. POMEROY, - Vacal ion Bi bl e School at Ca l vary Pl lgrm Chapel w ill be held lhrough Friday, ut 6::!0 p.m. each evening . Calvary Pilgrim Chapel is localcd on Ohio 14:!. half a mile off th~ Roulr 7 ' bypass in Pomeroy. POMEROY - A children's crusade will be held th rough Sunday at PomProy Church of I he Nazarene. 1 ~6 Mulberry Ave. Rev. and Mrs. Don Du nn, of Barlletl, will be lhc children' s crusaders forth(' week . HOBSON - Revival ser vices at Hobson Church of Chr is! in C hri sllan Unio n co nl inucs through Friday . Services . •wllh speclnl singing , begin a! 7::111 p.m. nighl1y wll h Rev . Evrret l Del ancy, pas l or . Evcr)·one welcome. POMEROY Ballr oo m classes will begin al Royal Oak R<•Sorl F riday. Gerald Powell. Instructor . The class for ad· va ncrd dances will be at 7 p.m. with I he beginnPrs class to begi n at R: :Ill p.m . On Sa lurday clogl'ing class<'s will be held aiiJl. m. In lh<' rrereallon building. SATURDAY EAST MEIGS - The Eastern Al umni Reunion wi ll be held Saturday at F:a ster n High School. Th e banquet will be at 6: 30 p.m. followed by a dance al 8: :JO p.m . Music will be by Staff House Road of Point Pleasant. W.Va . All alumni and !heir guesls are inviled lo attend . EAST MEIGS Ea stern Alumni Reunion will be held Sat urday, beginnlnga16: 30p.m., al I he high schooL A dance will follow al R: 30 p.m . All alumni and I heir guests are Invited. - MIDDLEPORT- Hea th Unl· led Melhodisl Church In Middleport wil l be having an Ice cream social on Sal urday from 6 to 8 p.m. CHESTER - The Tri-M Societ y of Eastern High SChool Is sponsoring a car wash Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. at Newell' s Serv ice Sta t ion In Chesler . $3 per ra I' . MIDDL EPORT - To raise funds for camp, Middleport Boy Scou t Troop 245 is sponSoring a ca r wa sh Saturday, 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m., al Pteasers Res turant. $3 p!'r car. SUNDAY T U PPERS PLAINS Tupprr·s Plains Communit y Club will swge a Captain D' s all you ca n eal fish lilnner al Tuppers Plains F'ln• House, It a.m . lo:; p.m. Sunda y. MORNING STAR - Fifth annual reunion of George Holter, Jr. , family, , 1 p.m. Sunday at home of Jim and Karen Holter Werry, Court St. Road, Morning Star Area . Basket dinner with barbecued chicken provided. RACINE -Rev. Charles Norris will be speaker at a revival to be held at Morse Chapel Church, located on County Road J5, lhe Racine Portland Road, through June 6. Services at 7 p.m. Thrrp arc slill approxlmu lpl_\· RIO GRANDE Gal lia Twirlers Square Dance Club Is sponsoring a "Spring Dance" from 1:30 to 6 p.m. on Sunday , June 7, at Rio Grande, with nat tonal caller Gary Kincade and loca l callers John Waugh and Bill Bush. Everyone welcome. DEXTER- David Nelson. son of Ronald and Margaret Nelson, formerly of Dexter, will be preaching · at the 10:30 a.m. worship service at the Dexlet" Church of Christ on Sunday, June 7. Nelson is a senior at Johnson Bible College In Knoxville, Tenn. A potluck dinner and fellowship wlll follow morning services. 1987 SUNBIRD 3 TO CHOOSE FROM . Air, tilt, AM /FM stereo, delay wipers, sport mirrors, PS. cloth bucket seats, much more. CHESTER - The Unity Singers, directed by Sue Matheny, will presenl a special program Su nday, 7:30 p.m. , at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church In lhe Texas Community. The public Is Invited. AS LOW AS $9,700 POIIITIACVWE SEU. _EXCITEMENr Meeting changed POMEROY The Meigs County Board of Education sche· duled for June 9 has been changed to June 8, 7 p.m. at the count y office. mulliphaslc lwalth scr('(' ning program sc heduled for Jun<' 17· 19 and .Juri£• 2:1 al l h£• Meigs Mu llipurposc Buildi ng. Mul· berT)' Hrlg hl s, Pom<'I'O)'. Th r ~c rf'f'n i ng progn.1m is Op<'n to all ages and appolntmrnl s may be mad<' b)' cn lling ilPih Theiss al lite M<' igs Senior Ci llzens CeniN, 'ln2-211i l. Tes ts to be COIIOUCtN I for a parllclpanl In l lw p_rogram In· clurlr blood pressure. hrighl and weigh!. blood wor·kup, uri nal,·sis. h<•mocrul l. pu lmonur.t· lung cuparl l)', ophlhalmology and vis· ual aru llv. dental and ora l exam. hea ring, 'ruben·utosls res!. chi ld· hood lnno ~ uhtlions for !hose under IR. and podialrlcs. The hralth scr·ccning progr·am Is funded through I he . Meigs Co unl ~ Health Deparlment and Rice installed . . mto soctety John W. Rice , son of John and Anna Rlceof51429RiceRun Rd ., . Reedsville. was rPcently InItiated Into the Ohio University Chapter of Alpha Lambda Dt'lta. Nallonal Scholastic Honor So· ciPty. Alph& Lambda Dt'Jta recognizes superior acadt>mlr performance by freshmen . Students musl have obtained a 3.5 or better grade point avetage to be named for membership. There are 204 Alpha Lambda Delta chapters throughout the United States. The Ohio Unlver· slty chapter was established In 1941. Rice, Is a sophomore at Ohio University, majoring In Industrial and Systems Engineering. is 11 eooperal lve efforl by the program . The two co-sponsors heallh depart men! and I he Meigs are extending thanks to the Cou nlv Senior Clllzens Center . professionals who are donating There. wil l be no charge for I heir lime for the project. prople laking part in lhe ,program whose household income Thes e Include: Dr. Margie fa lls wl lh the following HEAP Lawson, Racine; Dr. Keith guidelines: one person, $8.040: : Riggs, Middleport , dental; Dr. tw o persons. $10,860: lhree per- Susa n Quinn, optometris t. sons. $1:J,ii80: four persons. A thens: Dr. Henry Croci. oph· $16, :J(XJ: five pprsons. $19.320. and thalmologlst, Athens: Dr. James six persons. $n, HO. All individu- Hoy , ophthalmologlsl, Marietta ; als wllh an Income above lhe Dr. James Schmoll, optometrist, HEAP guidel ines will be charged Middleport, eyes; Dr. Harry $20 for the screening . Kotses. Ohio University , Alhens, Area professionals were con- pulmonary: Jane Ann Karr , lacled by personnel from rhe Alhens, hearing; Dr. Donalq counlr senior ci t lzens center and Hannon, Gallipolis, and Drs. G. I he h~a llh department for asslsl - A . Ta y lor and Mallory , ance in conducting I he scr eening Gallipolis. CHOICE USEO CARS '83 PONTIAC 6000 LE I 4 dr.. tilt, cruise, air, V6, sunroof. 83 MONTE CARLO 2 dr., air, auto. trans. Clean. Much More . $5995 $6195 L • 5 Dr. Hatchback, air. sunroof, AM / FM HAM 'N SWISS SUB PLAnER ...............$319 OUJ popul•r giant sub consisting ol dllidouttltcked hem lndtoppMwltht J.,wof mtlttd twill ch"'' aarnlah..t with Tomtto, ltnuoe tnd MIYon"llil• served on a Ltrgt Sub Bun and with our Hot GolcNtl French Fri• tnd Your Choic:l of Hom• mtdt Colt.Sitw. Macaroni or PotMO Sll~. Of' ltktd e..n • . stereo. 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Archie McKinney, indian lore Disl ricl is presenlly prepar·ing a merll badge. Tille VI -R flow lhrough projecl, Dann ~ Robin son. fa mil"' li\'ing education of th e handicapped, and · co mmunl ca t ions skill under J:art B. PL 94-142. for the awards. thP indian lore. sa fet y 1 1987-PS school year. and swimming merit badges , 1 PrOJCCI rxpendilu res wi ll inand the second class adva nce- cludr prrsonnrl, instructional men t patch . 1 marcrials anti· supplic·s. ami excess cos rs. ;\ nyone interes led Bobb)• Moodlspaugh . I he scout parch. in furthc·r informalion on lhe Acliviries rook plact• al l he projPrlor in offrringsuggcsl ions for considNation in rhe projccl r esidt•ncr of rhr srour masrer Clair RPPd ll'ilh ·a cookou r ro n- >hould conlacl Mary Price ar r,:~H::i:-4:29:.2~. ===-====~ eluding 1he ct·cnt. 500 EAST MAIN ... .-. ~ [~ .. -~ - .... .. ·- 124 F ra nklin M. Ri u•r. Sheriffs Deed , Porn . Vii i. Earl Denny . •Jr ., Brt l y Lou Denn£>y, to ,LB. O'Brien. LoiS. Sallsbur)' . 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Runs good . 1977 Pontiac ................;..........,.... ,..... 5695 4 dr. V·B. Runs . SUGAR RUN MILLS • POMERO" f~~~~~~·~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ , ..n...-.·..n...·r ......_.r..n...'I' ..n..."'' ..n...'I'......._'I'...,._'I'......._"'' ...-...·r ..n...'I'...,._.,. n ~· nt .,. n.,.,. ;I"~,. 'I'......._.,......._"l' •.n.:r~,•.._.,, 1rtL''...~ ,,.., ·•· ;1"1 er••. -..•..-................ "'1...-...,.................L .................. de ...........................................:~•••'-t.~1olo •• .~r........t. ......-.~. v-...--a.r .1.....r ••• -........ ........1 J. . • · Pick Your Own Strawberries MON.·WED.·SAT. 8·12; THURS; 4 ·7 •. I .... i ' ( •MOBILE HOMES .•MODULAR HOMES •DOUBLE-WIDES NEW MANUFACTURED HOME FINANCING· AMOUNT FINANCED POmAND, OHIO 69C Bank One, Athens NA, 10 Carl M. Smith, Dottie L. Smith, Lot 35. Mldd . VIII. Sleven Mowery, Michele Mowery, to Don B. Cullums, Lonna Kay Cullums, 2U7A, Bedford. Olden A . Thaxton. Dec'd, Ro· berta Thaxton, Affirl. , Racine Viii. Mae McPeek, to Rich ard Henslev, .38A , Olive. ·winnie E. Neal , aka. Winnie Edith Neal, Waldo Nea l, Dec'd. to Winnie E. Neal , aka Winnie Edith Neat , Parcels, Affld . of Succession , Scipio. Paul Black, to Ohio Power Co., Righi of Way, Sutton. Howard E. Aleshire, Dec 'd, Avonell Aleshire, Aflld ., Porn . VIII. Donald F. Hendt'lcks, Donald F . Hendricks, Jr., Tina A. Hendricks, to Donald F. Hendricks. Jr .. Tina A . Hendricks. Pt. Lots, Syracuse Viii. Marjorie Goett nak Marjorie Fetty. eta l. to Farmers Bank & Savings Co., Sheriffs Deed , Mldd . VIII . Marjorie Goelt nka Mrajorie Fett y, etal, lo Wanda M. Ri zer , GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Auto, PB, PS, Air . luggage rack. HARRIS FARMS ST. IT. • '86 PONTIAC 1000 FRIDAY, JUNE 5TH Gokttn Clero M. Baker, to Mary B. Hindy, Lot 357, Midd . VIII. Walter W.. Bunce, Pearl M. Bunce. tg Lar ry W. _Bunce. Rev a Bunce. Lois, Mldd . Viii. Arthur Crabt ree, aka Charles Arthur Crabtree, Wesllna Crab· tree, aka Laura Westina Crabrree, to Arthur Crabtree, aka Charles Arthur Crabtree, Wes tlna Crabtree, aka Laura W~s ­ lina Crabt ree. Tracts, Colu·mbla . Arthur Crabtree, aka Charles Arthur Crablree, Westina Crab· lree, aka Laura Westina Crablree, to Joe P. McKenzie, Rose· zella Marie McKenzie, Ease. Columbia. Jim D. Allman , to Tony Wood yard, Parcels. Columbia. John W. VanMeter, Betty V. VanMeter, 10 Terry L. Bell, Carla Sue Bell, Parcel. Lebanon . Franklin Real Estate Co .. to Douglas DPan Hunter, Ton] a Lee Hunter , l.0027A, Sutton. Pearl L. Randolph. Dec'd, to Donald L . Randolph, Affld ., Or ange. Garv Chevalier. Martha Chevalier: to Garfield A. Stewart, 0.14A , Olive. MIDDLEPORT FLOWER SHOP is Week's Specials Three Geniii'OUt Slztd ment s Including: Danny Kennedy, safety, Indian lore. ent·ironmental science, plumbing, citizenship in lhe community, railroading, naturr and firemansh\}1 merit' badges plus his Slar Scout advancemenl parch . Jason Black, Indian lore, canoeing. merit badges. and camping and hik ing skill awards and Star advancement patch. Paul eouncll. safety, Indian lore, handicapped awareness, ~~~~!~~- Health screening still available 200 appolnl mrnrs open for a come an Eagle Scout and will receive the award upon final approval by the National Boy Scouts of America. Council is believed to be the flrsl scout to receive the Eagle Award through the Rutland Troop. Olher scout s from Ru'lland have received their Eagle Awards through other troops. Following the board of review there was a troop ceremony during which time scouts received awards and advance- Complied by Smith, 86/li)()A, Sutton. Emmogene Holstein Congo Roget L. Hawk, Sh lrle ~ A. • Meigs County Recorder Hawk, to William Chapman, Calvin B. Simpson to C. Shane Ease, Orange. Simpson, Part Lot, Racine VIII. George A. Radekln, Wanetta Jeannie Welsh, Tim Hood to G. Radekln , to Ronald L. SandLeading Creek Consv. Dlst .. · ers, Audrey J . Sanders, Parcels , Right of Way, Rutland. Columbia. · Michael A. Mitchell, TeressaS. James B. Patterson, -to ~ames Mllchell, to Leading Creek McKeever III, Carol McKeever , Consv. Dlst., Right of Way, Parcel, Lebanon. Rutland. Vernon Milhoan, Helen MilPomeroy National Bank, nka hoan , to Jolin Rankin, Connie Sank One, Athens NA to William Rankin, Ease, Orange. D . Childs, Trustee, Lots, Porn. John Arbaugh, Ethel Arbaugh. VIII. to John Rankin, Connie Rankin , William D. Childs, Trustee, to Ease, Orange . Bank One, Athens NA, Tracts, Forrest Ward, Eula Ward, to Porn. VIII. ·John Rankin, Connie Rankin . William D . Childs, Trustee, to Ease, Orange . William D. Childs, Joan Childs, Harold A. Rainer, Blondena M. Lots, Porn. VIII. Rainer, lo Lyle Baker, Sharon Gene D . Hudson, Dreama L. Baker, Parcels, Sutlon. Hudson, to Richard W. Bailey, Robert K . Brown . She lba Rita J . Bailey. Pt. Lot , Brown, Allen H. Brown, Regin a Middleport. F. Brown, James Emerson, Diamond Sav. & Loan Co., to Madalyn Emerson, 10 Columbus Marvin D. Gla"sgo, Phylli s M. & Southern Ohio Elec. Co ., Right Glasgo, Lot 116, Orange. of Way. Chester. Allee R. Houdashelt, Ira Sl nRaymond J. Smith, Lydia clair, Dana Midkiff, Hollis Mid- Sm ith to Columbus & Southern kiff, to George H. Warner, Agree, Ohio Electric Co .. Right of Way, , Bedford. Rutland. Nora Buchanan, to Mary ElizaTim Hood, Elizabeth J. Wel sh, beth Wells, Parcels, Olive. to Columbus & Southern Ohio Timothy R. Gumpf, Cheryl L. Co., Right of Wa y, Gumpf, to Evans Financial " Corp. , 3.25A, Lol n, Olive. Donald Dorst. Mary Dorst, to VIvian M. May. Donald M . Columbus.& Southern Ohio Elect· May, to Martin G. Abbott, Lois 39 i lcRaymond Co., Right Wa y, Bedford. & 40, Mldd. VIII. . E .ofMaxson. Frances Martin G. Abbott , Cindy Ab· B. Maxson, to Columbus & bolt, VIvian M. May, Donald A. Southern Ohio Electric Co.. May, to Vivian M. May, Donald Right of Way, Chester. A. May, Lots 18 & 19, Mldd. VIII. Bobby Arnold, Bonnie Arnold, Betty Imboden, Michael Im- to Shaller Nobel, 11.25A, Scipio. boden, Frances Imboden: to Glennis H. Hoffman, Dolores ' Charles· 0. Landers, Clarabelle K. Hoffman. to Glennls H . Landers, Parcels, Salisbury. Hoffman, Dolores K. Hoffman . Douglas Grover, No~ma Pa reels, Chester. Grover, to Douglas D. Grover, Gene Congo, Hazel Congo, Norma Grover, 2Y.;A, Rutland. Steven B. Donaldson, UXIAto, • R. Marie Turner, to Billy Gene Lebanon. ., Grant, Lula Le~ta Grant , Right Erma J . Hendrix, by Exec .. lo ·~ of, Way, Salem. Karen A. Riggs, to James B. Porn. VIII . Rbgeri.Hendrlx,LMs1D&U3, Hawthorne, 1.23A, Chester. Charles R. Harris, Waynita Karen A. Riggs, to James B. Harris , tO Columbia Gas of Ohio, Hawthorne, -1.06A, Chester. Inc., Agree, Lebanon . ·' William Anderson. Betty AndCharles W. Cornell, Jr., Beulah ' erson, to Orland Laudermilt , G. Cornell, to Barry Smith, • Shaula Laudermllt, Pt. Lol., M£>11nda Smith. Pt. Lot 1217, Sutton. Sutton. L yle E. Baker . Sharon Baker, La rene W. Dalley, by atty-lnfact, to William E. Pickens, to L yle Eug£>ne Baker, Sharon .: Claudette J . Pickens, 1.23A, Kay Baker. 1.3486, Chester. : Lebanon. Margaret !. Amberger , to Farmers Bank & Savings Co., Edward R. Roush, Rebecca J . : to Paul Saunders, PauilneSaund · Roush, Part Tract , Sulton . • ers, Parcels, Bedford . Red Hills Farms. to Bu ckeye : · Grella Simpson, to Lillian M . Rural Elec. Corp. Inc .. Right of : Hayman , William R. Hayman, Wa y, Scipio. • Lot 36, Sutton. · John E. Williams, Annle ' M . : George Stitt, eta!, to Denzil Williams. to Buckeye Rural ·. Proctor, Bonnie Proctor , She- El ect. Corp. Inc., Right ol Way , riff's Deed, Porn. VIII . Scipio. : George Stitt, eta!, to Farmers Cletls Dalton, Iva Dallon, to : Bank & Savings Co .. Sheriff's Buckeye Ruraf Elec Corp. Inc.. • Deed, Porn. VIII. Right of Way, Scipio . . • • ·Bank One, AI hens NA aka , James Allen Nelson, Dec 'd, Pomeroy National , Bank. to Maggie Leona Nelson. Affld .. Farmers Bank & Savings Co, Mldd. VIII. 1.23A, Orange. Maggie Leona Nelson, to Carl Lela Windon, Billy Windon , to Eugene Phillips, Sr ., Lot 38, Geneva H. Leonard, Har,rY L . Mldd . Vii i. Leonard. 3.11A, Chester. Doral L . Hill, Beulah C. Hill , to · James E . Luca s. Parc £> 1. -Rutland. William D. Wallers, Brenda S. • Wallers, to Phyllis Harrington, Parcels, Sutton. MASON CO. DEUVEIY E lson Ray Dailey, to Richard snLL AVAlLAIll Reynolds, Ida Reynolds, Par· FULl SERVICE ~ eels·, Lebanon. 992-3533 • Harold M . Smllh. Jo Ann OWNEI, DONIIA AIIIOLD : Wyersmlller Smith, to Harold M . IIUNIGII, JACKIE PREECE : Smith, Jo Ann Wyersmiller storyteller's pony enjoyed the special attention: Joining the rhlldren are the storyteller, ~lleen Buck, at left, and Rev~ Roger Grace, p~tor ofthe church. ing, brick Handicap .education Meigs County property transfers---'-----------: gathered In front of the water , p.m. at Racine United Methodrls~t:C:h:u:r:c'h:':T:h:e==================;Well to watch an enactment of a way fOr the sloryteller who story from lhe Bible- such as visited the marketplace dally. the Widow's Mite and the Good The storyteller was always acSamaritan. companied by a genlle pony thai All hough children brought was as happy providing rides for sack lunches from home, their lhe youngsters as grazing in the lunchlies were supplemenled grass. each day by homemade' .bread Games such as ru nning ·a nd (which they made lhemselves) , javelin throwing were also en· figs, grapes, raisins or currants joyed in lhe afternoon . -the types offoods which would At the end of each day. as I he have been eaten by Jewish shops in I he marker place closed, children living In 29 A.D. tribal families relurned once A speoal afternoon treal was more to their tents, before gojng and.. ' ·Review board conducted ., by Boy ScotjtS ___ ~--r~~~;, , ? ~ar~~~·s~~ . 1 0 1 ·- today. To Chr istians, each point of I he star represents an aspect of God's nalure - power, wls· dam, majesty, love, ·mercy and juslice. As lrlbes separatedeach morning. lhr children would hire lhemselves oul as apprenllces for a day lo the m erchants in the markelplacc. By doing this, the children learned a variety of crafts that were prevalent during I he time of Jesus Christ -such . as ponery making, basket weav· ing, Hebrew lett ering, coin mak· ca rpentry. . . '10,000 115,000 '20,000 15 YEAR TERM (180 MONTHlY PAYMENTS} ANNUAl PERCENTAGE RATE 131.49 '197.24 1262.99 13.75% 13.75% 13.75% 1 ONLY 10°/o DOWN • FIXED RATES A POUND · ~~==~~CA~U=O=N~S=FU=I=N=IS=HE~D~~~~ OTHER TElliS AND AMOUNTS UPON RfQUEST LOANS SUBJECT TO QUAUFICATION Of BORROWER PEOPLES BANK "THE BETTER BANK" •' •• POMEIOY 992-2174 • • ' • ' j I ' ' ' �Page- 8- The Datly Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 5, 1987 This Message and Churr:h " Rdy R1ggs Ph 98 S ~1 00 St Rt ft~\ \ ~I C h cs t e~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlORE Presc r tphon s Mt dd lc port • !l~ 11 t/1 \ ' ( - 'R.~J.lER~ ~ ..... 214 E Mam )/d, 1 II n• POM EROY OHIO 45769 614 / 992 26 44 FURNI~~~~~ROWAR:tI Rac .ne 949 2SSO Ra whngs-C oats -Blower CHAPMAN SHOES FUNERAL HOME ' Pomeroy s Qu•lllg Snoe Stm" ' Servmg Fom1hes ' 104 E MAIN ST, POMEROY 992 -2815 (row's Fam1ly Restaurant Futu1lng Kentucky Fmd Ch1cken 228 W Mom St Pomeroy 992 -5432 m 1 1 'I! 'I r l l f{ l H 0 11 I 1 I 11 11 I ! I C. 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Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship WI'\'\{'(' 11 a m and 7 p m SUnda) Wf'dnrsda~ 7 p m Praye-r meet In ~ LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST 1 CH URCH 0 w id Ek! ll pas tor Robert E Ba r ton Dlrt"<'t or or Christia n Edu cation ~t E'VC E bl in assistant Sunday Sdlool9 XI a m Morn In~ wor ship XI 30 a m Teens In t.clloa 6p m EvenlngWorshlp 7 30p m We<l nesda y even inK prayer and Bible .tudy 7 30 p m Choi r practice TJ1ursdl y ' p.m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST O: harll'S Russell Sr mlnlsfer Rtck Ma combftr supl Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh ip serv icE' 10 30 a m Blblr study I CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APC6 TOLIC - VanZand1 and Ward Rd Elder Jam('!§ Miller pastor Sunday School 10 30 a m Wonhlp S.rvlco Sunday 7 JO p m Bible S111dy Wednes.-y, 7 JO ~ m 1 POMEROY WESLEYAN IIOUNI:SS 1 H arr~OIIYIII• Rood ROY Dewey Klni pastor Cltntm Fauuc Sunday SChool Supt Sunday School 9 XI a m mo m'-a WOI'shlp 11 am Sund.ly evm fr1 g service 7 30 p m Prayer M eeting Wl!dn esdly 7 30pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non Ptnle<ollal Worship II'~ SUnday 10 a m Sunday Sdlool U am Evonln r worship serYic< 7 110 p m Wednes<lay pra)er m~tln 1 7 00 p m -~----'-- Chol p ra ll llf 6 p m Su nrll\ Young P£>o plf' s Chll d1r n s Ch un h tnd Adu lt Btb lf:> St ud; Wfd m sda\ a t 7 30 p m HOP E BAPTI ST CHA PEL :'170 Gran t St Mldd1£'port Affil! atf'd ~ !l h Soul hrrn Ba ptist Con,f'nl on D wld Bn an St Ml nlsJPr Sumla\ S( hoot 10 • m Mor nl ng wotshlp 11 a m Evl'mnf! \\ Or sh lp 7 p m Wf'dn £>sd ty f' \ r nl ng Blbl l' s ud ~ mtl pr a~rr mtrl lng 7 p m BR ADFORD CHUHCHOF CHRIS1 Sr Rt ll4 and Co Rd 5 M 1 kS!-f', r rs mi nis 1.£'1 Sunda; Sc hool Sup t Har rv Hr n d1icks Sun(! 1v Sr hoo19 lO 1m Mornlrt~ Wor shlp1 0 301m E\rnln.e: worshlp 7 p m Wed nN~da\ wors hip '7 p m ST PA Ul I UTHERt.N CHURCH Cmnrr SH t morf' and Stconf l Sis Po m£>rov Thr Rl'\ Will ltl m M !ddlf's\\ ur r pas1or Sunct1 v Schoo! !t 4 ~ am Chur(_ h srn iC'f" II a m SACRED HEAR T CHURCH M'g' Anthony r. ran namon Ph 992 !i898 Saru r rta\ Evrnlng M 1ss 7 10 p m Sumla:'t Mass !1. a m mtl 10 1 m Co nf rsslo ns o m lwl r hour beforr l'!lC'h Ma~s CC D c!a~Sf'S 11 1 m Sundu\ VICTORY BAPTI ST 52'l N :lnd ~ ~ Mlcldl('por t Ja m('s E Kr r sN pa slm Sund IV m01 nln~ " orsh! p 10 a m EH•n I OJ'! 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I STi\M FNT Suml n \\ ~•~h1)"1\lo 111 1 \Til 7 t~ prn \\ " urh m !Ju nr SHhn 1 Sch()( I 9 111 Sun I \t\lnln~ n l nt"-<1 ·-_ .·-____ ...,·-· ·..,_ ·-- .:: ==-""""'"""11 .............. ., ....... 11-el "" · ·- _ 'lll~htRth!f' lll'lf) m SERMONETTE Pomp and Ci rcumstance Feeling• It' s spring again and birds on the wing again fl ow~r s and trees and grass all growing and flowering More I han Th at kid s are playjng outside al l day l ohg and the days ar e much longer School Is out for another year and seniors wIl l be moving to greener pastures more work and new problem s That s for sure Graduation caps and gowns dipl omas JOY and tea rs bu t Pomp and mor e than that to hear the strai ns of Circumstance • a melody !hal Is both stirring 10 the heart and sparking !he memory of all who have ever gone dow n the atslc for gra duation Is memorable Sad as well as m emorable Whoever has graduated will look to their own or families da> s of graduallon One boy told m e he doesn t !Ike to go l o graduatto ns because Pomp and Circumstance makes h1m ve 1y sa d How true Yet grad uallon Is very thr)lllng also- a new l'ra for I he graduates More school the service full l ime employ menl marriage and new horizons often away from home and th ei r chur ch await Young men and young wo men will no" step out on thei r own wit h less parental hel p and guidance T he learning gl ea ned from church and Sunday school will now become an Impor tant part of their lives It may be subile bu t It ts there If they have been brought up In the church and with the nunu re of the Lord They may t hink they are on their own but no wh at school and family and church and rommunlty have laughiThcm will never totally be forgotten Prayerfully we hope II all "lll make them bet ter and so too good clt (l,ens, wher ever they m ay go The Church, God and the Blblt> will be a huge Itel p and benefit for them after t he strains of ' Pomp and Clrcums1ance are but falnf memories of their dozen year s In school May thi s Godl y background truly be deep lnsldt' each of them • Let us all pray for those who have and who w11l m arch do" n the aisle for diplomas They are stepping out into a new world of responsi bility, adventure and life Bl ess them all and may God wal k at their side all of t heir days Putor William Mlddleswarth Mel1s County Lutherans " - ...":!'~_ 2 55 2 9 Bottom Oh 10 33660 TR 111 Long Bot M e1gs Countv Oht o 45743 Robert E Buck Pubhc Not1ce Real Estate General fEAFORDm Real Estate LJ::! RW1QR 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 Saturday, JI.Me 6, 1987 10:00 a.m. .ocated at ll3 Liberty Street Point Pleasant W The estate of Hilda Pmkston w11l be sold ;:", 1 Ho-......,.. I I NEW LISTING 22 rm busr ness bmldmg 4 ~ balh s 2 lg busmess rooms and 6 porch es Good opportu nrty RUTlAND Wo nderfu l 3 BR randh Pool salelhte d1sh woodb urner Elec BB heal 2 lull bal hs ra nge rel ngera tor an d d iS~was h er sun de ck carpel1ng and dbl carport Lg level lot 40 ACRES B1g house lotsof mc e pan eling ki tchen range carpel1ng lg porch summer ktlchen and free gas 66 ACRES AI 1n wood s fresh atr wldhle and all m1nerals 100 ACRES Nea1 Pomeroy Good road 2 LCwaler taps 2 gas 011we lls Free gas and mmerals NICE 2 STORV Has 2 lull baths mce btrch ktlchen cook and bake un1ts slorm wmd ows & doors basemen! lurna ce garage TP water and lg lol 100 ACRES RIVER FRON TAGE On Rt 114 Woods old house bar n and IP water FAMILY 4 BRs gas hot water heal 2 lull bal hs oak floors basemen! range relngerator an d 2 potches REEDSVILLE 6 rm home bat h TPwater mce ktlche n 1ange Exi ra lot setu p lor tratler No reasonable oiler refused CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992 332& AUCTIONEER RICK PEARSON Phone 773-5785 EXECUTRIX JEAN STONE I"~"'· ~sh or Cltect with I 0 For Accidelrts or Loss of Property On J u ne 1 198 7 tn t he Meegs County Proba te C ourt Case No 25 5 3 7 C on stance M BUlloc k R 0 1 Bo x 1477 Claren do n Pa 1631 3 was app otnted Hous111q Heildquatters E xecut n x o f the estate of Permeh a A Cox decease d late of 3 60 Pearl S t reet 4075--Mtsses S1zes 8 to 22 Sllmm1ng pnncess SUit IS unlined and comes 1n extended s1zes Stze t 4 takes 2% yards ol 60 mch labnc Middl epor1 Ohi O 1615 12 19 3tc Each panern $3 25 plus 75¢ postage/handling (NY residenlsadd sa~s lax I Send to Rtadet IIIII Public Not1ce NOTICE OF SALE Vt llage of Syracuse 1s nc cept 1ng sealed b tds for a 197 2 D o dge t ru ck m odel M 80 unt il 1 2 noo n June 26 1987 Sa1d tru ck ts av otlab lo for •n spectl on on town owned lot nea r Mumctpnl 8utldtng B tds are t o b e '" sealed en velo pe marke d Tru ck Btd s end delivere d tn per son or ma ted t o J an tea laws on C l e rk Tr easur er Vtllage o f Sy racuse Th~r d Streel Syrac use Oh1o 6NI No!them lllvd Woodllde NY tt3n Prtnl Nlmt Addms Zip Size Pattern Nllnber NEW LISTING - LEADING CREEK ROAD - Abeaut tl ul bnck ranch home stluated on app roXImately 3 acres ol lan d This newer home w1th cen tral a~r IS 1n excel enl co nd1t1on and oilers 2 bedrooms and lamly room w1l h sild mg door to VIew a rear pa tro an d your own sal el l te d sh I~ bat hs I car garage fenced yard you ng orchard You need to see thiS home 11 comfort and neatness app eol lo you $60 000 00 FREE OFFER 3 Craft Bool<s (value $8 85) when you oroer one ot the $2 95 books listed belOw t t t -Halrpm Crochet 1t 5--Easy Rtpple Crochel t t 7- Art ol Needlepoint t35-0olls and Cloihes 45779 Pubhc Nottce POB LIC NOTICE The Meigs County Board of M ent11l Retardat•on / Dev el opment al Otsabtlit uts w tll hold a pu bhc hearm g at th e Metgs County Board of MR / 0 0 oftr ce o n John Street '"Syrac use Oh•o on Mond ay July 6 1987 at T he M e1gs Cou nty Co m and Develop ment 0 rector have det er mined they will submtt a re quest fo r pprolumate ly $300 000 00 on HU D Com mu ntt y Development Blo ck Gra nt Ec onomtc De vel o p me nt Funds an d approval of approxtmete!y S, 5 000 00 n FV 1 98 7 Formula Fun ds In support of t h e purch ase of ftx e d asset m ach merv f or Sout h east Febrtcetors In co rpo rat ed Th e corpo r atton wtll fmance th a balance of th e b u il ding an d mac hm erv fr om pnva te soct or loa ns and ca sh equ1ty Gra nt funds rec e tvod by mt s ~uo n ers th e M e•gs County Commts s•on ers w tll b e loaned to Sout he ast Fabn cators In corporated to be re patd to a revo lvmg county wt de oc o nom 1c d ev elopment loan fund Wttt'un e1g ht een mo nths after proJect c o m plet 10n tho co mpanv wt!! employ 40 wor keu th o ma JOrt ty o f wh om w 1ll com e from low and m o derate '" corpe h ou seholds The M etgs Count y C om mrss1o ner s hehe11e the JOb creatio n and d 1ver s1ftc a t•o n of the areH s mdu strtal base warran t support of t hts ap pl1 cat ton C hzens are we i come to eKp ress t heir 11ie w s at a pu bhc heann g1o be h eld J une 17 19 87 in t he Com mtssroners Of f1 ce Court house Pom ero y Oh to at 1 30 P M Wr~ tt e n 4 00 p m The purpose of t he heanng rs t o gat her pub ltc com ment on a 4 year S tr ategr c Plan for the Metgs County Board of M ental RetarQa t ton / Oeve lopm e ntal Disabtlt ttes A copy of t he propo sed Stra tegt c Pla n wt ll be availa ble fo r r&111ew by tnt eres ted per so ns at th a M etgs County Soard of Mental AetardaJ t•on / Oovelopmenta l abthtt es o ff tce Dts 6 2 87 1615 1tc Lee W ed emeyer Supermtendent Public Not tce NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIAR Y On May 29 1987 rn the M mgs Coun t y Probate Court CAse No 26536, Paul Rt cha rd R ou sh 395 8 2 Barr l O Road Ree dsv lie , Oh1o 457 72 w as uppo mtod h ecutor of th e n!lta te or Paulino H Roush dec oasod late o f 39 Ru tl and S t reet Middleport O h to 46 76 0 Robert E Buc k: Prob ut o Judge l ena K Nes selroed Clerk 1615 12 19 Jtc Public N ot1 ce co m ments may be re ceiVe d pno r to th e 17t h of J une at the Commissio ners Offt ce A ll M etg s Coun ty ros 1dents are encou raged to attend and eKp rBS!i th eir VIeWS JUNE 5 J en tce law s on Clerk Tre asurer NOTI CE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY , On M Ay 19 1987 tn tt11 Motgs County Probate C ourt: Case N o 255 16 Do uglas ~ l•n lo 211 21 3 East Seco nd Streot Bo.k 686 Pom arov Ohio 45769 wns apporntod 1615 12 2tc Add S I 05 lor poiiiOO/hondl "V or Execu1or of th e ostot o Sylvut G Pool deceased ll'l te of Route 1 8mr. 28 Rac me FASHION Ohro 4577 1 PATTERNS Robert E B uck Pro b a t e Judge l e na K Nesse lro ad C lerk 151 22 29 16! 5 3tc -IBTII ANNUAL -- NEW LISTING - EASTERN DISTRICT ON RT 7 - Are you lookm g lor a m1m far m' Do you wan t an older 4 bedroom farm house wrth most ol lhe remodeling comleled ' Large rooms wrth modern leaiUi es Barn & storage shed and ch cken house comp ele lh1s 18 h acre rnm1larrn Call lor your sho wing AS KI N G $4 5 000 00 Customer Ap~reciation Sale 33 Mason. W Vo 13041 773-5721 Fresh •flOWERS •VEGOABlE PlANTS ·PRODUCE IRODUCE· PRODUCE Fnday, Saturday & Sunday Only' June S,6 &7 All Bedding Flowers and Vegetable Plants NEW LISTING - N1ce l'h story home overlookmg the bea ul1ful OhiO RIVer 3 bedrooms lull bas~m en t eq u1pped k1lchen 2 car garage ce1hng lan m oth er added leatu res w1!h thiS home Also woodburn er I replace wook shop 1n base me nt eat 1n kitchen pallo and a lront porch w1 th a VIew ONLY $29 900 00 New Flonda WHITE POTATOES Good Seledlott ~~CEO 1/2 $269 Price Beautiful Blooming BEDDING PlANTS HANGING BASKOS NEW GUINEA HYBRID IMPATIENS 10' Stze Reg 111 " RACINE - Newer ran ch home on corner lot Spa CIOUS liVIng room With bea uttlul fireplace La1ge modern k1tchen 3 bed rooms basemen! Excellenl cond 1t10n Large carpo11 con crele dnve $4 7 500 00 Jumbo 12' Size Reg 114 " S698 S898 01HER VARI01ES OF HAffG1NG BASKETS INClUDIIIIGI GERANIUMS & MISC FOliAGE Rf.PUCED ACCORDINGlY' Henry E Cleland Jr 992 619 1 Jean Tru sse ll 949 2660 Dott1e Turner 992 5692 949 3080 Tra cy R1lfle Offtce 992 2259 .~-~1 ' ' IOib , t ,_ v..e Rtpe T6MATOES Good Supply Of Potunro~ lmpallens, Red Salv10 & Many Other Items Market Pad! Reg IJ SO. Full F!ot 8 Podts Reg. 110 00. r SAl! I'RK;H GOOO WHILl OOAHIIli:S t..lm BOB'S MARKET AND GREENHOUSES Hearty NEW LISTING - LONG BOTTOM - A v ew ol the nver rs an ad ded allract1on lo lh s 12 x40 mob1le home on A acre lot Use for summer cam pmg or year 1ound res1dence ! PC water available ON LY $7 500 00 SVRACUS E - 2 bedroom home on I acre lot I lloor plan w1lh part basement I car ga~ age Good beg nner home $1 600000 M e1gs Cou nty Ro bert E Bu ck Pro bate J udge l ena K N es se lroa d Clerk POMEROY,O Behind WMPO Radia Somethtng for Everyone ESTATE AUCTION NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Galhpohs Da1ly Tnbune E YARD SALE N ot Res ponsibl e for A cct dent s or Loss of Property 1 ':::.':\ Real Estate General Yard Sale Pubhc Sale & Auction l ., _ _ a _ ·-- ::~:":!:.• - SATURDAY ONLY! ••rmnnr & HOUSEHOLD WalnuT Ylctonan bo<l 01lnut Vu:tor1111 marble walnut Victonan llllfllle lop ouh stand 3 PI«' Blsselte surte cedar cllesl 11arves1 cold 30" etectnc rantt ~11111or l"~ rllnpnfor llbl! and 2 clllirS 8 PI«' dinllfC IOottt suite ~nd 6 chm and china cabinet comer sltotf 3 ultlily cabinets lkltclten ul!ttSIIS K1mboll P""O and stool beaulifui(Giolltl sofa Slmt IS Zenith color IV rlttiOlt control 2 sob chars plltform rocbr ~~.~rocl<er 3 PieCe ond table set handmade qu1~ Nil set of(ltWPtel IQldoll w1tu1 d111tos old .,_ prs toostlr moot olds1iwnllre polt pons '"""' ~mps. odio mrtchtnc W!M ~losses 1 Mts of chn11 J1m l1un Bottle coal m1ner Mounta1neon ort olwoys !roe Gon Storwoll I'"""''· Randolph McCoy lleYil M!e & Hltl1~d . _ beollt;-.1 ~:~~ tools Royal typewriter 111d stllld 111d nu:h mon 4 diamond l.urior lldtes wtac11 7 01111 bractlft with mrtcl1i111 nne !OK birtltstone nne Amethjst (feb I standlrd poclet cold case Hom1~01\ pocllel Witch FBC Witch pllob Hom1Kon""" wristwatch. old jewelry cold .... £illn pocket wotclt. =...:· ·.~- 992 2259 Located ApproxrmaTely 3 V> Mrles Wesl of Tupp ers Plums Ohro ToT P S ro ad 304 go approx 2 % mtles to farm Watch for stgns CATILE 14 head regisTered Ayreshrre cows all heifers and reg bull All MACHINERY and BULK TANK and all MILKING EQUIPMENT Is movmg from farm so w1ll sell every!hmg For comple!e ilstmg see las! Sunday s paper OWNER Mr and Mrs Brll Pullrn s DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER MIKE MARTIN - APPRENTICE EATS - CASH - POSITIVE I D '1 .... ~ ~r:-- DOWN - ' 50 MO !OAT SWIM IIIH HUNT Ph Ohro 614 466 I ·H& W Vo 1 100 245 4318 PUBLIC AUCTION 1HE l HURCH OF II SuS CHRIS ! p '-I Long tom .., . ... NO MONEl SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1987 1000A.M A POSTOl J(' FAI rH - Nr"" ltma Rd nr~t lo F'OI I Ml' l~~ P l rk Rull net RotH 11 Rl1 h 1r!l o; p1s1or SC'r\lff'S at 1 p m on \A. 1d n f'~d no: and Sund n s _ CAMPSITE - - - - -r- R J 'l~ Wl!l l1m Hob<tc k p stm Su ml1 v Sr hm I HI u m Sund 1\ P\rnlng s1 v icf' 7 p m \\ f'tl ncsd 1\ "' f'Ol ll$! st t, t{( 7 p m CAR P EN1 F R BAPTI ST Don Chrud l f' 1 Supr Sun<l 1\ Sd wnl 9 :lO :1 m Morning Wot ~hlp Ill ~~a m Pr t \'f'l ~r n c£' 1 tr r n 1 C' SunO l\ s S!l\ I Rl lg ,.~ OWN YOUR OWN Ph. 992-2156 - IOSf'ph B Hosk ns C'vangr!ts t Sunday 1 k 1 11 n , _, _ _ _ _ ..., SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OI'CHniST '" ( Ill Ht! l 11 u-- "' '"'"- HOUSECf.EAN~· ISA ~ C> V!fHJTP.O A m 1 1'11\1~ ...,. u __ _ THE UEST Sc hoo ! 9 J() a m PEN1 F.COS1 AI No 46743 w as &JIPOtnted Exe c utrlx o f the est ate of Arv1l Holter deceas~d lat e of - :.!:':"-.. • -t!:7'- 0 Ruth Ann Fo• l o u r t hS uml l \~ \\ Or s hlp Case Mary K Holter 33660 TR • -f_,.,,_ .... ~ pm jl m fiRFT HilF.N h \\ III II S ( 11 '\ P I :T \H SI I , \t\ ( 11 1 1/f II - < ol\ 1li1 HI> Ht ' Pht !Hp fH I Ill I J ~ 1 1 Sunil I V St h n! 11 t0 Ill 1., fllJ -.t 1\ I 1 HI ~0 1m Bl l u .. 1u1h \ \ NIIIi'SIII\ . llll · ·..01-~ ~~-IlrC--011 llll .. . . . . - -· - . ...-...I ......... t@\ ·, .. ..: 0 11 S E Mtmortal Dr 2104 rv!cf' f!r sl l hrff' Sund i!\-S [ orat t"d on 0 J Wh lr Ro 1d of HI~ h., a\ 160 Pa t H C'n~o n pa stor Sund av Srhool1 0 a m Classr s for all Jgrs Junior Chur< h 11 a m Mor nin g- wors h !J 11 1m Ad ult n .. I ' 10 p m ( 1' ( ll lu h ' u l h ~1 up .. sun I • \1nng 1 I~ pn \~lth H I!.:tl n i VI i \\ 11 11111 h I , .. ( 1 m m un!r n ~ 't( l ltr ~l !-;un! \ l!.,hl f l~ll\llt' !it CHURCH OF C.OD OF PROPHEC Y '! Hlll\r\0 r HlRCII tiC. ...,_... .... .. Memorial Hospital 1 30 p m Sprr t tl Sf rvlcr fourt h Sund a\ r vrnln g 7 ~~~ p m W{'dnDsday Pra' r r M t!fl l l n ~ B !h! ( St ud\ tnd \ out-h f (> JJoy, ship 7 W p m h u! nti "'"~ o- lt.ot ... --M --_...... ..··"' - Veterans m mor mng wor~h lp an d r hlldr{'n s t hua h 10 :10 11 m I:'Vl'nlng School 9 30 l n (1ur"'; l'n 1m1 [1 1"11 Ht \ I{ I\! I \\ JJ tlltd ISS I p Sl P1m hI 1.2 " 1 \ 1 "<.; !HI 1\ ~ \11 p m P1 \I I m 11 1 11 J.! I I Ed Roush Sun d;n Schoo! Sup! Sunda \ FlU 1 1/0r>.l ( OSPF.I MISS!Ol'\ tl ! ~ d 1 114'ri I 'll (I u I\ H I 11 HI ' I I J n1 Ow ... 4 . . ""' . . . . . . •.,.. ..... .,. .... POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN nl Sundt!\ & hool 9 <15 a m Even ln ~o: \1. 01' ;;hlp 6 ll p m Pla \ tr Mt'f>tin ~ 6 30 prn EAST l HART - Church SchOol~ a m C hm1 h ~( hool 10 :lO il m Blbi C' STudv Thut ~da \ .. lO p m IRilclf'n 1 n1 t 1 ship 9 am ChU IC'h Blblf' Sl U(h \\ M.l nt Sdll\ HI n m Do u 'll s \\ om1n ~ F'l'ilov. shlp \\ Nhu ~dt \ 11 tn ~ 1\k G u ll t ) ( ,\HI\IF.I - C'hu tcl1 !St hoo l 9 30 a m \\ 01 ship Ill 41 1m Sf>t'Onrl tn d f ou rth suntl \~ F!?llo" sh!p dlnnf'r w l!h Sullon lhlicl rhutstl n 6 :lOp m ! MrGulr£>1 f Su ndu' ~~ honl c1 n m 10 15 ~ - •- o• DAfl I D A~I I~· ,..,.,..., G_ _ .., _ _ . . .., A<ron from tho Courthouse l N CHRIST CHURCH Loca tf'd In Tt xas Co mm un!t v off Ct Rl 82 RP \ Rotwr1 Sa nd £' rs pastor Je ff Holt! r lav if'ad£'1 SeJvltl' HI 30 1 m H' S! I I R l N HO I ! 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Sunda vSrhoo l9 ~ a m Worship Sl hool Supt Mornln Jl " ors hl p 9 30 a m Sundu ' School 10 30 u m EvenlnJ! srr '\('(' 730 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Don~ld Shu l ptl~ t or JO«' Sayrf' Sun d a ~ Sch ool Sup! m1 11\N' - \\ cC tl<'t l l E11\1n F'ALI S- \\ nrshlp 9 a m fhu r h St hoot 10 1 n !l.rtlco Pomeroy, AL f' HURCH K !nj:!s burv Road RC'\ Da 111d Cur f m 1n pao;tor Sundll v Schoo! 9 30 H£MI OCK C:ROVF CHRISTIAN Roa ~ I Q( I 1(1 I Ill 10 1m srrond nncl fmut h Sun f!1 s1 TuC~Sdav 7 XI p m 204 Condor St. CAR l F.TON INTERDENOMINATION ltsll1 (111\1 n p1011 1nr ~un nl lll l lil m M {\fn!n~ \o\ ti~h!p 11 Ill rn Sunli H c, ,..ntnc srniN'71Nlp m \\ f'tlnf'~dl\ f'\'l"llln,r.: Jll:i\f't srn l«1\11 p Ttl ~ lo n! 9)! I S ill 11 l M\\ k ~(' 1' II r \\ rd IOFN lNI1F.n I \\ or~hltl IIAHRISONVIr l E PRESI1V1 F.fli <IN CHUR( H - Suml n \\ Otsh!p St.:i\lrl 9 00 1m Ch U1 r h StiiOOi l!ll l • m ( I It II I I ( !I R I ~l I t \ S1h Rt \ I 11111 1\1t (.u l rl \1111 ( IW\1 -C'h U1ChSt hool9, m 1\ n,~ r lp 111 ,._) 1 111 lf! t~r an11 th!tl s I h i l llbl1 "tu<h \C'i\ ~u at \ .. p tll I M\\ St N nd lln !ichl ' 7 fMl p m P111 1 mt l ltl! \\ t'lltu sd l\ • pm da\ ~ fh v ( hari HI hdholl ~" PO i tT I'll ~ U\ T il ~ HN 4 l lSTE K I((\ Htlfl: l r lor u.: t 1m MIDill 1\ I MIDDI F l l tH1 (" JI L IH II Il l- 1 11 !(11.; ! ;rh 111!1 M :llll \! !I l<i n 11 11 I 1 \Ill. ( of' II H h Suntll\ Sr hntll "'ul' tIn tHhlll lm>h ~hoo19 \() 1 m i\l11 1 1112 \\ 1~hi I 10 111 1 Ill F I 1111111! \\ I sl p ~ 1 ~1 1 111 \\ l'< l flj~(ll\ ~ fK pill Ptl\(1 n t l nh MIDill EP(II!I I HURCH ()f' rt ll ~ \ 7.t\R E N I P\S I OH F'rt<l rtnh 1 (I'd h!h Suncl 11 srh 101 supt Sund 1' 1 !\1! It Silc! ~~lll:\ ") I I II " ' \\\ !I I f - \\ -; hlp 1\ (~ 1 m I I he t I I lr, 1 ll :'II ssm u 1 )11t1tm ..- t;rhool 9 :W " - lhutl~h 'i\ll :\11 F '\I ll\ - l hu c1 I' m \d ull t hoi 1 1 111 Rul! I"'J.:I H1 \\:\11 () ·am \\ I >.;JHI\ hiJ II n \I I "11th \\ t't'lnc { h!JI I 1 II ~ (hO lt d" .., pm " GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES CHR IST OF I ATTER DAY SAI NTS Por !and R H:ln 1 Ro 1d Wi ll i 1m Roush pa stor Ll ndu F. v ms chur C'h school dlr f'C'IOr Chuu h srhool 9 30 a m Mor n in ~ wor~h lp 10 30 a m WE'dn es da v f'VPn in,~r pr avf'l S{' l'\ !Cf'S 7 30 p m SET HI EHEM BA PTISl RP\ Ea rl Shull"! p tstor Wo1s hip M>n ICf' 9 30 u m Sundav Schoo\ 10 30 a m Bible Stu dv 1nd p1a\{'r Sf'IVICf Thursda' 7 .](1 p m '-'' H\ ( I ! S~ <HLIH H OJ- l H ~ N\ Z \IUNI Ill\ f lrn n Mr M!IIm f"P•IOI 1\l r \ I nltl' I n f tl!l 1 Su nell\ Srh(l( 1 ~UIJI ~ll II \ ~C'hl}(ll 4 til m M1 1nln,r.: I\ 1sh1p Ill :\11 I Ill I \ Ill~ !!~Ill st '\jn I fl m Pr t\f'l ntl Pt 1 ~ \\ Ninf"1'rt ' ~p. 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' '" " Br own Owner ~· 1'ul?!ldav 7 30 p m I ANC !W ILlE t.: HH IS ll t\ N CH URCH Dt l\ tsJ 1nrv Sund a\St hooi Supt Suml l \ St hoo t ! :lO 1 m Sund 1\ Morn In~ \\i ot I \ \1 "I ' ~ sun1l \ 1\l'nln~ V. Oi'- h1fl 7 lOp m Pt l\f'l II ( '1 tin~ 1nt!IUb!C S!Uth Th u 1..,d 1\ "~0 p Y tlh nH.....,t!n~ Wn:l ni'SIL'l\ 11 ~ pm n !U I O!C lt\G I I F F RAPT!ST ( HI Rl ll - !>1-l N Mntl A\f' Mlfld \('1)(111 Sun~! • v !-;11\11ltn 1m ~ tn dm l \lnn J!:700pm ~ 111"'''1111 \\ ~1 n ln ~: ll\(i'l <II LIH II <ll IIH MZ\ \ tu I 1 :\ I H\ 1 II I ~ I ·H 1)111 i lohn \\1 ~h i 1 Su nrl \ S1 hrt ! n 1 ~ 11 \ !I \li t "' s s Sup! M ' 1 I 1 \0 1 l " 11 I ' I I p 1stor B!t!r An An Al RY CIll Hf H OF CII RIH \111111...,\ 111 1 - ( 1I I " I ! ~~ \\ I 1 ~ 1 11 I ~ Ill )! I 1 It II I HS 1 \1:-.;S s I I \l I - Sl\ 1 1\ IH II\, \ h 1 -...IJ'il 1\ l lfijl I{ 1! ~11\lf n ( 11I 1\lh! \.;!II \ \\ Il l \1' 1 \\1 1 "' II 1 ll I II I Sl ne l l 1 I I II \\ I II I <h \\ t I I r { h h n 11111 "''I \\1dl1"d" I In n \1 ! 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I I i\ I S 11 Sund \ Sf o! q ~ n \\ll'hlll " l \! tl HI itltn F\ t nlnJ.!II UI '-hJ Sunil ,~pm n l\\t'l!m .., t l\ pm ~ 1 lO II I'; ! t I !I I rt \I'\ ( Ill lCfl Pin (, lh Ht' \\ 1111 n M tl\1!'.\\ 11h p ~ ~~ ChuTth \ I I \ H I 1 Ul 1 m Sun! \ Sc: h '11 1 111 1n , m \II hi "L I llHI '-'1 1\ ' l111l1 S\\ In 1 h111 "'I I II ().! s, ~~ I til I 1\ Sin 't !J1 \1\\ n n lt11V II I 1'1' S4 lllun l 1 hnsun (I II SI I H ~ \\ n.,h! t I ~ 1 I n fl Ill S11 d I 11 .... ~~ II I IS 1111\ I !>.tphB H (Its' 11{1 \I l l ! l > ~ t !tt r l S1hnr 11 111 u rn \\ .., 1 1 11 1 m t t~.n ~ 1 10 p m UM \\ l lh 1 I -.. 11 \ ~lit pm ( rnmun l l n I B1ll """''"" '------------------------------...J I onr• F I( \ T I\ t I' \HI S II I \ I I III :\1 1 IIIOIIIS I ( llliU II Ht ' TO Pll(l AN AD (lli 9tJ 21S6 MONDAY rhr11 FIIOA'f I A.M. to S , M. I A.M. llnlll NOON SATURDAY CIOSfD SUNDAY Rutla nd Oh•o 4S17 5 Wm SECONO PUBLI C HEARIN G COMMUNITY DEV ELOPMENT BLO CK GRANT ECONOMI C DEVELOPMENT FUNDS MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSION ERS Court t Serv tce J NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY 1615 12 19 Jtc Brown's Fire & Equl"pment Sales and 992 9921 m !{1 ' ,:.a DQtL:l__ Complete Pubhc No t 1ce On May 2 9 1987 tn th e Metga C ounty Probate ~ 804 W Ma1n 992 1318 Pom ero y • V Gen er a l M ercn a nd1se 992 -5141 • ELLIS & SONS SOHIO acation time for the ch1ldren IS that annual penod of euphona that means no more books, teachers, homework or classroom dlsC!phne for the next three months, unless for some reason summer school 1s md!cated, and then some freedom from studies w1ll be forthcommg Moreover, the Sunday school IS also m adjournment at th1s lime Therefore, Wise parents will make sure that the1r ch!ldren do not dnft away from the lessons they have learned Manners and respect for authority should never take a vaca lion, and above all, ch1ldren should be remmded to be ever grateful for the blessmgs of God's love Regular VISits to the House of Worsh1p w!ll help keep all these thmks m the1r mmds, and remmd you that the resumption of their education m the fall w1ll be much easier 1f they haven't been allowed to wander too far away from 1t durmg the summer Gr oc:e rt e !>- E ~! Joseph Ev ans, Tyson and Jona than M r.s Greg Davi s Ashll Joshua and Mlr mda Beth and Mr Robert Murphy a fr iend and Iva Johnson Mrs J R Murphy Peggy, and Mrs Greg Davt s Ashll Joshua and Mtr lnda wer e Tu esday aft er noon visitor s of Mr and M rs John Downs and family of Tr im ble Pubhc Notice Probate Ju dge Lena K N esselroad C lerk ,..,-~.., WAID CROSS SONS SlORE 264 S 2nd, Mtddlepo rt 992 3325 Brandt and Robbie of Chesler M r and M rs Charles Knapp were Saturday ev enm g v isi tors of Mr and Mrs Doyle K napp of Langsv ille M r and Mrs T er r y Johnson Ravenswood were Thursday v1s ttors of M r and Mrs Harley Johnson Ta mmy M ol her s Day vtsttor of Mrs J R M urphy Peggy was Mrs f~ Na:::::::u:n; Co ... 992 5130 Pomeroy RIDENOUR Homellte Saws • Ephe513ns Pom ero y FRANCIS FLORIST "'f 352 ( EA ST MAl N Pom emy "Children, obey your parents 11\ the Lord: f or th1s 1s. r1ghl" 31 m 216 S Second Pom ero y ~~~~~! GI FTS 99 Mill St LESSONS MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN John F Fulll Mgr Ph 991 21 01 SWISHER & LOHSE Chur c h & O llice Su pplt eo; Mr and M rs Les lie Frank Sal ah Beth and Matthew Ry an of Texa s Road were Sund ay vtsltors of Mr and Mrs Eugene Hani ng Ro nal d an d M rs Gl adys Tuckerma n Recent vi sitors of M rs Do ro thy Reeves and Bryan wer e Mr and Mrs Paul Darnell Jeff Meli ssa Mr Robert Reeves The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. TEAFORD REALTY P. J. PAULEY, AGENT THOUGH SCHOOL IS OUT, THE CEfiTER, INC. I Wolfe Pen notes _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;_ __ ~ 7 EXrERIENCE 111f JOY Of RELIGION The Daily Senttlnei- Page- 9 $249 3'1! lb. Boslcet Jumbo, Ju1cy Red WATERMELON $479 79( Fresh, Str..gless GREEN BEANS lb $)SO 2 lb Open Everyday Of The Weell 8 am - 9 p m BOB'S MARI<~!4J ~~~2/0REENHOUS~~.. w A Va 1987 SCHEDULE-FLEA MARKET MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS POMEROY, OHIO Juno 4· 5 6 7 Sept 3-4·5 ·6 July 2·3·4 5 Oct 1-2·3·4 Aug. 6-7 a 9 Nov. 5-6·7 ·8 DEAIERSWANTED - BUYERS WANTED Co1111 0•• - CtMt All Rtosortoblt Set Up Ror ..- lndoor Spott·Out4oor Spt><e For Information Call (304) 422-4269 or (614) 742-2882 4 SUNDAY, JUNE 7th, 1:00 P.M. ICE l.u.F unu. IEINl FS-65 - Shhl s super lhrs Slihl tnmmer htiJI grus and powered brusiM:ulter lalces the pressure orr dtfficuh tasltJ weeds hard and holds 11S ground l tghtwei l(hl wllh b1cy<:i< handle Lighlwetghl wtlb loop handle for conlrols ~ron ic tgmtr on and easy maneuverab1hty Eledromc aniiYibralton system plus Sllhl s tgntllon pnrv1dt:s sure starts e>duu,. Poly cu t " head add to AniiYt brah on system and ease and safely of operation safely clutch offer sale and Shouldt:r harness and protec steaily tnmm1ng t1,. goggles Included $139 95 Wllh $259 95 Rotocut head $1~9 95 Wllh Slnng head fS 51 - At the 109 of the lineup au. Illd. FS 80 - Thrs Shhl hard "'-~'::<­ httter cleans up even lhe loughest opponent Rear mounted engme Improves bala nce Eleclromc 1gntt10n provules last When 11 conM s to sr. rv1ctng sure sl.ariJ AniiVtbrahon system what they se ll Slthl Is baltmg allows qui cker smoolher cullmg Shoulder hameu and protedlvt 1000' Unhke many compelllors goggles mduded S11hl produciJI arc sold excluSIVely lhrough h tgh~ lramed Suhl Ser $299 95 vu:lng Dealen who prov1de you wllh clear cut an swers lo your quest tOns and lhe best servrce available for all your Sllbl equtplll(nt GENERAL ADMISSION - $3.00 liDS UIIIIU 12 FIEI OPEN CLASS - $5.00 Entry FH PRIZES WILLIE AWARDED IY AMOUNT Of ENTRY FE£ located'" RAINBOW PARK, 1'h Mde East of Buhan Store off Co Rd 28 on R11nbow R1dge - WATCH STIHL QUALITY CAN BE YOURS FOR AS LITTLE AS $25 PER MONTH. STIHJ.: NUMIIII 0111 WOIIUJWIN POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E MAIN ST POM EROY OHIO r �• 10- The Oat Sentmel Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 Business Services PLUMBING & HEATING Ib8 No lh Second Mddlepo Oh o 4S7 bO SALES & SERVICE WcC h gS pp11 Pay You Cab e & Ph one B s He e BUI NEll PHONE 6 4 992 6 550 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repa1r and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can al so ac1d boll and rod out rad ators We also repa1r Ga s Tank s PAT Hill FORD 992 2196 M ddleport Oh o 1 13 fc MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER OHIO •R OOF NG S DIN G •W NOOW REP lACE M ENT REMO DE NG & ROO M AD O TO NS •GARAG ES & PO E BU lON GS Phone Day or lvenongs 985 4141 I 6 87 I mo pd YOUNG'S Roger Hysell Garage CARPENTER SERVICE Rl 124 Pome ov Oh o w F AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Tunsmtuion k E V C YOUNG Ill qn b 211 o 992 73 4 PH 992 5682 or 992 7121 6 17 fc BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO ~d Au o John De e New flo on d Bu h Hog F m Equ pme n Doole Equt~menf Parh & Ser~tte Farm 1 3 86 BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES AI Reosonoble Pr cos PH 949-2801 or 949 2860 Do y or N1 ght NO SUNDH CAllS THOMAS BODY SHOP RT 4, POMEROY 992-3989 ELECTRIC & ECETYLENE WELDING FR EE ESTIMATES 5 8 87 mo Howard l Wntesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Down spouts Gutter Clean ng Paontong FRE E ESTIMATES or Aulho 1cd Sc v ce & Pa Is I'. S J VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY M d II po t 0 1 TVs Antennas Sotell1te Sales Installation Serv1ce Elec t ron c Organs Mobile se rv1ce bl4 843 5248 REliABll 8 20 86 In 8 Pubhc Sale & Auction Custom We d ng Sep c Sys ems R ck Pee so n Au c: o ee I censod n Oh o and Wes V rg n a Rea Ea a a an que farm q d!l 0 u 011 304 77 3 5785 0 77 3 6430 L cens ed & Bonded FREE ESTIMATES R 4 H1 e Ron Road 9 Pome 01 Oh o 41769 PH 614 9911834 o 991 6704 F ee Es PH 992 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 11 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale 32 Mobtle Homes far Sale 18 Wanted to Do EJcc: ;ond 1 4•'70 P1eer 3 b 1 ~ batha IIOY•refrig deck Oh o Ca 6 it 286 6930 Wanted To 8uy 979 L berty 14•70 can a a 3 bed J< po ch underp nn ng 304 882 3389 af er 5 00 pm JmMnkChev Ods nc B Gene Johnson DENNY CONGO Truck auto & heavy equ pment r ep a r s and w eld ng AI makes & mod el s PH 949 2756 John K Benh Owner I Mechante S S 87 3 mo 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Sa e Ma e n ty baby do hes Lo s of J s ze cloth ng Galltpohs To bacco 58 2 New Homes Bu It Free Est mates Servtee PH 949 2860 or 949 2801 MIDDlEPORT OH No Sunday Colis PH 992 3537 81444696 6 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL R1ver1ne Anttques Employmenl Services Pome oy •St o m Ooo s HOUR~ FREE ESTIMAIES Tue Wed F lam o7pm Sunday pm 1pm By Chon eo Appo n men JAMES KEESEE PH 992 2772 RUSS MOORE 992 2526 •S o m W ndo w s •R ep acemen W ndow •N ew Roo f ng 6 2 87 mo I Com me c a bu d ngs o ease Down own P P aesan S o as oHices A One Rea Es a e Ca o Yeage 8 oke Ca 304 See wde ya d sees June 5 and 6 9 5 W gh S Pome oy E gh pus houses 4 7 Wanted to Rent 44 3 o 4 Bed oom house n Kyge C eek Schoo 0 s c: Refflfen ces Ph 6 4 446 8621 Apartment for Rent Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAN AUCT ON & FURNITURE 62 0 veS Ga po s New&usad wood coa s oves 6 pc wood LA su a $399 b nk beds s 99 ac na 8 neoN & used bad oom su es w nge washe s & shoes New v ng oom su es &199 $699 amps Ca 6 4 446 3159 9630 Real Estate MOTOR REPAIR Ch ch of Jesus Ch st Apos to c Fa h IUS pass pa k New l maRd )June4 h S h 6tf'l No 1unk c; 11an ..ht Any h ng you need Toys d shes bedc ottles clothes Meye s Deep We Pump Ink p pes fh n cance s Paso R Rchads 614698 RT I BOX 278 32933 ROMINE ROAD RUTLAND OF MOTORS L&N CLEANING Announcements d 41 609 3 Announcements He bo e C 0 446 2200 GQOO USED APPL ANCES Weth&rs drye s e gera o a Houses for Rent 8nges Skaggs App anc:u Uppe A ve Rd bes de S one C es Moe 614 446 7398 N cety iu n shed small houae Adu 1 onty Rafe ertcea re qu eel Ofr at eet pa k ng Ph LAYNE S FURN TURE 614 446 0336 6 4 446 3 Sofas and cha s p cOd f om S396 to $995 Tab ea t50 and up o 8126 H d11a beds 4.390 o t596 Ate ne s 8226" o 8375 Limps 128 o I 25 D net" 8109 8nd up to U96 Wood abe w 6 cha s 8286 1o t796 Desk 8100 up o 1376 Hu1cl1es 8400 and up Bunk bed• comp e e w mat nse1 S295 and up o &395 Baby bed s S 10 Mat enes o box IP ngs u o tw n 863 f m 873 tnd S8J Queen se 1 1226 K ng $360 4 d awe chel t69 Gun cab nets 6 12 gun G111 o elec1 c ange &376 Baby ma enes S35 & 845 Bed em81 S20 S30 & K ng f amt 850 Good aetec: on of bed oom su es ma 8 cab ne 1 head boa ds UO and up o U& 3 RENTALS AVAilABLE 1 Air Condit onld 4 ~d oom home A o G ande 2 Sme 2 bed oom unH n 11 .ge R o G ande 3 Pc u "quehome3 m "south of Gal pols At 7 Aduhs preftf ed 1J I 3 OCI t ons Aefarancts deposit equ ed Ph 448 9430 o 245 CARPET UPHOLSTERY PLUS 44b b323 Day or Eve Any L v ng Room and Hal 34 95 Any 2 Rooms and Hal 44 95 4 G veaway Any Th ee Rooms and Ha I 59 95 Any F ve Rooms and s • o '", 0 no" , Hall _ 9195 no bed Eng s SeN e 28 ....._ _ _ _..;;,..;;;..;.;.;;;;_I I Co 388 n8 Spe 84 o 9457 J Wo k *l SERVICE o 3561 All lilahs 2 0 yen HEATING & COOLING Res den a 985 ~ F eE e EU GENE lONG WI Ph 1614 1843 5425 511 871 0 pd •W as l a s 0 s hw n I e •Ra O!\ •R et ue n o s D v e s • F n zo s VET ERANS Ea n ex 1 mo ney n he A my Na: o 11 Gua d PARTS o d SERVICE 304 676 3960 o 361 9 NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED BELL CONSTRUCTION General Contractors RACINE Open house Jun e 6 12 3p m 3 bed oom 2 be h Mu er bed 1 loo Comp e e 't ebu n1 de and ou 300 Wes Man S Pomeoy S35000 6149923841 OHIO q49 2748 1 8 87 lin PEAT S SHARPEN UP 3 bed oom home 2110 N Mt n S Make an o e w cons de ede n of house a Bf 304 458 1875 1 BOO 642 EXC EP T O N A L A COin liUtiPIISI HANO & CIA SAWS CARBID E TIPS SCISSORS SNIPS PlANER BLAD ES ROUTER B TS Cl PPER BlADES K TCH EN KN VES PRUN ERS BAND SAWS CHAIN SAW C HA NS 35178 Oak H•llld ens 304 675 long Bottom OH 45a3 985 4182 or b47 ~954 5 22 87 a: LISA M KOCH ~ FENCE COMPANY Let Us Fence You In FREE EST MATES AES DE N A. MS L1censed Chmcal Aud1olog1st !; (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 I 13 tfn 62 Wanted to 8uy 55 Sutldmg Supplies Now b y ng she co n o ea con Ca o aes quo as Rve C v Fa m Supp 614 446 2986 v CO MMERC A PH 742 2027 Bu)f, ~l J nf~~? ~~ u d 6 Lost and Found FOUND Wh t e fema t GoJ n Add Jon To wn tth p Ph 6 4 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale YadSaeJuneS 9 t07am o Gal po s I ems o ered An ques eolleclab as bun a mod p c u e .mes cane ocker b anket box McCoy po e y 3 c ocka b g n ) ons one woodc:hu n wo k able 5 o lamps wa o ner shetf wa abe oak abe ough d shes stone chu n pr do beds col ecteon o va eot nes h~nd carved she I ea v map e co d bed conve ed neads a s) booils (one by 0 0 Me nry a 2 bow s 2 p tcheu (damagad) m o s magu. ne ads med c ne c:ab net shu t• g an ewa e paper ems oak book s tnd Yl crrde ha ab e g asswa e 78 teo ds po ce 8 n ce bo11 (good shapel an Deco 193 t) T ue one ado plays pr meg t n ah 1h c c e bookcaaes map a bacheto s c:htt wrth desk. 3 s:tockl k tchen ch me WI nu ) Art Deco rd wall shel set 8 pl..:.e 1 lvet"p ate and many mo e old tams Household Goods d shes p ate• Wexfo d CfVStal pots pans basilets p n s f ames p c:n c: basket 200 p us pap• h•dbtck books a~n )ewe ry albums • 45 • xm .. stand tems w ndow tram" • tlum shu 1ar1 k chan ems TV IV tat umblen stemwa a m llgl•• s tv.rwa a TuppM wa e 2 B&W portab e TV sets cloth nv vn• wa p aques NEW AND USED MOB LE HOMES KESSEl S QUAliTY MOIILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALUPOL S RT 35 heattrt 18 000 9 600) Wh 1 pool waahlt' • s bric: 1 bf.c wtlat M1s gadgets gismos •d to 1 of odds and ends M ec Ga dan t I e fat sl d splay I hone go cert • sl very c ean t200 00 59 For Sale or Trade ton ... l :~~~:::~·,t·~~~~~~=;~j:~~ Fum shad 2BR Shuttz Mobile Home nile ov• peymlftCI ~.nee tl 000 Ce Evaningt 114 448 4489 olrond Wollbotool<nglo ¥0U c ou RON S Ten 11 on S11 v ce House oa • on RCA. 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Ph 61' -0111¥ 85 ke new ga aue kept mu t ' " o app t~ alt t1 860 00 m Mob It Home Space coun rv ot wetar pad 1 ea ga agt Fo Sale Mob I Home lot 1 Ac I M l 1 Mt • 11 tam V g n 1 l Smith A•al ... ate Ph 614 :104 •soo 1976 Dodge A1ptn S • on W.Mon and 1977 Dodg8 Aspen S 1 on W1gon Ca 814 388 1988 SNAFU®by Bruce Beattie Mob e Home at Eve HouM tt.U• for .- 1980 YemahJ T 250 OOkl goo d un s g eet Aall ng Ph 814 448 3 99 Ru s den a o comme c 111 w g New Itt Ctl o ep11 • U en1ed a e c: 11n Ea m111 e ee R d11nou E oe1 ca 30 4 876 786 Furn1shed Rooms 42 Mobtle Homes for Rent ,._, Ph 446 7032 ~--~--~------1• Eleclrocal & Refrogerat1on 304 675 7762 r om hOIP .. t200 ent plus d..,osrt Ph 814 448 1364 1101 Sand Hill Rd Satu day Jun•6 84 e11ee en co nd 675 3431 ZBR wete l 1 ash paid 1 m Pt Pll Motorcycles CART ER S P UMB NG AND HEAT NG Co Fou h and P e 0 " •po I Oh o Phono 6 4 446 3888 o 614 448 4477 676 3812 47 Space for Rent FIRST T ME YARD SALE Fn and Sa June 5 and e 9 00 2 00 pm P no POflg able vam.. mat ... and sp ngs Oood clo has 506 Chtnd er 0 • 76 Chev't 8 an 400 4 speed PS PO fu ape S2 7 00 00 74 o 3 b home 304 676 3030 2BR Plumb10g & Heatmg 304 676 2327 Rooms fo day week man h G• a Ho ol Ca 814 4469715 Ren as owast120 2 82 6 4 379 2818 3 bed oo m ap a • act c located on C ab C etk Road tete 61\ces equ ad 30ol 675 6609 aher 6 30 ca 304 676 o 987 S10 PS P8 4 speed ong bed 1600 b pay load 900 0 m ts 60 000 m at 6 y Wfl an v 614 992 13676 Saeo ada o WOWD46A C T ac o 1/W Dune Buggy w th f be g 111 body Ph 614 446 Upp8 R e Rd Ph 6 4 446 7444 Open 7PM on Week Dav• 304 882 20 6 871 371 ~- FO<d l'o llopem•nlna ntms holf P' eo No< fo .c:ddants all no refunds slltwns sold u a. 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modes Muff a Man 9 S mpso A e A hen Oh o 1 800 843 3767 "You look overdrawn, dear -been to the bank agam?" 35 Lots & Acreage 11 Auto A epa r 77 0231 066 YAA D SALE 371 Sou h Second A e M dd aport Oh June 4 & 5830o200 any Financial 21 Pets for Sale G oom an.d Supp y Shop Pe G oom ng A b eeds A sty es Ju a Webb Ph 6 4 446 10 ac: as leon Baden Rd House & ou bu d ng St earn h ough p operty 304 468 34 1124 East Mo n St • nsu a on Farms for Sale 20 ae e e m Hannan T a e Ro•d Glenwood W Va for mo e nformat on ca 304 773 5118 o 773 5186 afte.- 5 00 & VICinity Good used ad a o o 1976 Fo d P n o Au om at V 6 304 675 314 Realty m 11 concrete and a con ere a supp •• Ca us Val., B ook Camen 1nd Supp as 304 773 6234 T a le spaces fo en Ga pot 1 Fe rv c v wa eJ and ga bpge p k up $75 00 pe mon h 304 675 6335 0 675 3246 Middleport 1987lmo 1 Ro IWey bed With new rne .., tleg sclohngsze 5 10 Msns 3pc su t s z.e 42 chest. 32 31 pan 1 Ph 614 446 0065 June5&6&7 9 o5onSR279 m e ou of Cen orv o a Sh lev A 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Couch cha ove set coffee ..ble cothe•aduts&ch d ant Ph 614 446 8425 3m lt1 from Evant-on Donohew Ad 12w.70 a er 68 m 14~t16 b 14x20 Nngoom •t po ell 1 0 ac as land we fenced sp ngs ba n & ou bu d ng1 12& 000 Rev A mo Soy e 304 372 4046 ooms f ap ace g• den tub We pay cash o a e mode c a an 54 Mtsc Merchandtse B sn Jackson sed ca s EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR patio doo s •12 000 304 676 2628 Sept c ank pumpmg es den a & eomm• ct 180 ptr load Ron Ev1n1 Ente PI KIT N CARLYLE ®by L1rry Wrtghl 304 en U24 The Dally Sentmei-Page- 11 OhiO 1985 Clayton W nne 1 11 500 down end 111ume oan undt pinn ng We Ca ry Cone ete Culverts WILLIAMS TRENCHING SERVICE 5 4 MO J R 's REPAIRS Lost and Found ' P umb ng Serv ce POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL 12 87 ~ REAIONABlE 992 66 11 CUSTOM qUILT GARAGES lowboy Hao ng REWINDS ALL TYPES 4 GBG n SMALL ENGINE REPAIR J&L BLOWN INSULATION TRENCHING IS OUR l NE T encn ns of An1 rype Bad hoe Se w ce 2263 CJ4CJ 2168 949 6 June 5 1987 por""'""' Col 304- 171 3073 """ I 00 PM Gat 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Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 5, 1987 ...---Local briefs-- Cold .front brings relief .to eastern·sector New phone number listed By United Press I nternallonal A cold .front that .touched orr showers, thu nderstorms and two tornadoes fro m Texas to eastern New York stretched ea rly today from New Engla nd and the Carolinas into the Southeast . Thunderstorms washed out ro ads Thursday and forced 50 fa mil es in Texas-to flee to higher grou nd . Storms with winds gust Ing to 60 mph caused scattered power outages in the Carolinas. . T ho ne-w telepho ne number for the Meigs Cou nty Board of Mt'nta l Rcla rdation-Development al Disabilities is 992-6681. Squad has 8 calls Meigs Count y I;:mergency Medical Services reports eight ca lls Thur .~ d ay; Middleport a t 3: 12 a .m. to State Rout e7 1orCar l Stewa rt to Vf'iera ns Memorial Hospita l; Raci ne at 3: 17a.m. trea ted Brr·nda _Darst at the scene of an a uto accident on Manu el !load ; Pomr·roy·at 7: :l:l a. m_ to Cole St. lor Home r Laudermilt to HolzP r Mrdical Ce nt er; Bashan Fire Department at 12 :10 p.m. t•J an aut o firr· on rou nt y Road 28; Tuppers Pl ains at 12 :25 p.m . to Slate Rout(· 7 for Ga len Perry to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital ; Ha cine at 2:57 p.m. to Wells Run 'Road for Pea rl H;J wl hor n Jr, Vr·tcrans Memor ial Hospital; Rutland at 5:30p.m. Jo Crr mcan ' f(oad for Bob Slawson to Vet erans Memorial Hos pit al; Pomeroy at 10:04 p.m. to State Rout e 143 for Fra nk Mus.'< ·r to Vc t~ rans Memorial Hos pital. Rob Slawso n was ta ken to Veterans Memorial Hospital wi th injuries rccPi vcd in a bulldozer accident Thursday cveniong nf'a r C: rcm c-•ans Road in the Rutl and area. Sheri!! Howa rd Frank report s. The Rutland Emergency Squad transpor ted SJ;Jwson to ttw hos pilal. Also on Thursday . Sheriff Fran k rece ived two cal ls In volvi ng va od;J ii.sm aocla inves tiga ted a domestic violence call. co ntinued from pag 1 monry from I he• secret dea ls to Beirut station chief who died after torture in cap tivity in 1985. a nd hundreds of pages of sta tements Buckl ey mad e duri ng his torture. The decision to seek limited immunity for Nort h must be approved by a · federal judge before It can be gra nted. Once done, any privat e or public statemen ts Nor th makes to the committees ca nnot be used aga inst him In any subsequent criminal prosec ution. Any case Walsh brings agai nst him must rely on evidence gat hered previous ly and placed under court seal before the Marine talks. Walsh had made a last-dit ch pl ea aga inst any legal protection for North at a Capitol Hill meeting Wedn esday , but he wa s eonclllatory aft er Thursday's bu y a sporl s ('i:IT" , <.~n a i r p l~ n e and a v isit to a " fa r farm." Hakim wa ' "xpec ted to be qu('stionrd tod ay abo ut Secord' s sworn tes timony Jhat his in itial profit mot iw\ gavf' way in Augu!;i) 19H6 to a patriotic rf'fu sa l of any prolil s In srl llnga r ms to Iran and SUJ>plyln g thf' :"ir araguan Contra rc•b('l!:.. In other IC's timony Thursday, 1-Jak l m said : -One of North 's chi ef conce rn s du r in g arms nC'go t iatio ns with Iran was the releasP of Am<•rican hostage' hdd by proIran ian cap tors in Leba non "lor tht• purposP of Pnhanci ng I he prPsidrnt' s pos itio n" in the Novrmher I!IH6 elect io ns_ - Hr and No rth took an I ran ian from a "second channel" of co nt aC't s nn a l ou r of "every cornr r of til r Whil e House" m Scptrmlwr 19Hii, including a perk a t the Oval Offi ci' while Reaga n wa ~ vot e. di ~ do s rd r ar liPr. - Nor th draft ed a seven -point nego ti atin g plan wi th the second elw nnrl or lnlni ~tn s; inc luded on th<' Ilsi was thr rrt urn of t he body of Wil li am l:luckiL•y, lhe CIA's I . "I grea tly appreciate the considera tion ex tended Ia my office by the select comm itt ees," he said. "The precautions they have taken to prevent premature, and perhaps unnecessary, ex posure of Colonel North's tes timony will redu ce as much as reasonably possible any adverse affec t on our inves ti ga tion ." out ol' tow n. Th£' tour was Harold Redman ofTy le'r Mountai n, WVwon hislirstLateModel fea ture of the season at Skyli ne Speedwa y. Redmond battled several laps with Mark Dickson of Mar ietta. Ohio be fore ta king over the lead . Bob Adams, Jr. had his hands lull holding onto the th ird position as Bobby Dav idson a nd La rry Keefer wa s right on his bumper. In the Hobby Stocks .. St eve Burnside mai ntained his winning strea k. Burns ide was followed by Larry Holmes, Bill Childers, Jack Quee n a nd Kenn y J ohn son. In the Stree t Stocks , a newcomer to victory Ja ne, was Benn y Hi ckel of New Haven, WV won hi s firs t St ree t Stock ra ce oft he season. He was follow ed by Phil Williams an d Clair Sullivan. There was a to tal of 64 cars in the fi eld Sa tu rday evening. 29 Late Models, 23 Hobbys and 12 Streets. Nex t week. at Skyline Speed· way, will be double points nigh t toward the $12,000.00 Point Fund . All drivers wil l be anx iou s to ret urn to lhe track to increase their poin ts. Don' t forge t. the AMA State Regional Fla t Track Motorcycle Race to be held on Friday night, .rune 12th. The biggest upcoming event will be the runn ing of the Mark Ba lzano - All Star Circuit of Champions La te Model ra ce on Fr iday night , Ju ly 17th.Ra cin g thi s coming Satu rday nig ht will contin ue with Time Trials at 7 p.m. and Rac ing beginning promp tly at 8 p.m. Late Models will pay $800.00 to win plus double point s- Hobby · Pus 1 Stoe k s WI·11pa y ·••250·oo towm doubl e poi nt s and Street Stocks double points also. will to win Forpay addit$125.00 io nal Inform ati onwith on upcoming event s, etc. call Darrel Will ie, tr ack promot er, at (6141 662-411 1. Racin g results arc as follows : ,Jeff; a brother, .J ohn Barker, Late Models Fas tes t Qualifier fo t·merly of Middlepor t. Midd le· was Bob Adams, Jr. 14 :24. town, a nd a sister-In-law, Mrs. Das h. Late Model - Gene Virgi ni a Covert. Rio Gra nde. Ferrell. Harold Redma n, Mark Services will be at 1: 30 p.m Dickson and Bobby Davidson. Mond ay at the Childs and Sons Hea t I - Frank Wilson, Rob Funeral Home, Wa yne St. , Lima , Evans. Mike Smit h and Bili where fr iends may caillrom 7 to Barber. 9 p.m. Saturday and fro m 2 to 4 Hea t li - Larry Keeler, Larry a nd 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday . Bo nd , Mike Sampson, Cotton Sayre . Area deaths Ro~it> May~'" Rosi< • Barker Mayrs . IJO, R29 W. As ht on St.. I. ima. for merly of Midd lepo rt , died Thursday ;rt l.ima MPmor ial Hospita l tollowing a n Px tended Illn ess. Mrs.. M;tyes wa s a d aug ht er of tllf' latr Burns and Jlu lh 13arkrruf Mi ddl eport. 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Reaga n, in his statement issued Thursda y, praised Koh l for his leadership in wi nn ing sup por t lor the proposal - which wil l allow NATO to present a united fro nt on the !:IJ I JACI<SON PtKE · RT. 3~ WEST Phone 446-4524 MATINEES SAT/SUNI WED All SEATS 12 .50 AOHI SSION EVERYTUESDAY $2.50 BAR~IN L JUNE 5 thru 11 FRIDAY thru THURSDAY ! J is s ue" . Admi nistra tion olflclals said last week the Ven ice economic summit is not the appt·oprlate forum al whi ch to announce a unifi rd alilrd response to the Soviet arms con tro l proposal. Ru t Reagan. In his statement. sa id, " I am confident that ba sed on discussions within NA TO a nd those that will occur tiere In Veni ce. a foundation will be laid for c'q ual a nd verifi able global cons traint s on United States and Soviet missiles In the near "Open lloute Week" Drawing Saturday, June 6 FREE HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS "1aka Ad11ant••• of Open Moun Sa11lngc at your John Deere Dealer" New RX" series Riding Mowers 11 E c onom y with quality - a nd now with on· the-go shifting, · seve n forward speeds . Adjustable seat. Easy· reac h co ntrols . 17-lnch turning ra dius. 30-inch cut. 9·hp. RX75. Electric start. fu l urP." In additio n. In a writt en respo nse Thursday to ques t ions submitt ed by the Wes t Germa n news agency DPA. Re agan sa id. " Wp ao·e very close to an agreement that would drastl· cally redu ce longer -ra nge INF miss il!•s- hop!'fully even ellml· nate them wor ldwide ... Prier • Goodyear T&R ........ ...... ..... 66';14 Heck' s Inc............... .... .. .... 4% Limited Inc ................ ...... .. 43 \~ MultlmPdl a Inc ............. .. .... .. 57 Rax Res tauran ts........ .......... 5% Robbins ·& Myers.. ........ ...... 10'h . Shoney's Inc ... ..... .... .. .... .... .26% Wendy' s I nil . .... .......... .... ..... 9% Worthlng1on Ind ...... ............ ... 20 Meeting tonight The Meigs County Fox Chasers Association will meet at 7 this evening at the clubhouse on Eagle Ridge. Working together -Page B-1 Beat of the Bend - Max's place reopens Page' -ft.-:.8 .WJseman Insurance Agency breaks ground ·for new building - D-l CAPTAIN D's DINNER All You Can Eat!! JUNE 7, ·1987-11 A.M. to 5 P.M. AT TUPPERS PLAINS FIRE HOUSE • ' Use your JOhn Deere Credit card A Garbage problems • mounttng By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Americans gen· erate 220 million tons of garbage each year and according to the National Solid Wastes Management Association, abo ut 95 percent Is burled in landlllls. Naturally, more populated . areas of the country produce lnore garbage than sparsely populated areas. But does that mean garbage from the J)opuhlted areas should be shipped aeross several states to a rural hindllll? · That'S what's happening In A4hens County where a privately ow ned landfill has become a repos itory for garbage from New Yor k State. A letter from Athens County Commissioners to the Meigs County <:'ommlssloners expressed the Athens' board's frustration In this matter over which they have no control. Private _landfills must operate In accordance with Environmental Protection Agency requirements and do not come under the authority of the county or state. A.!j:t~ns G,ommlss)on~rs are proposing a mel!tlng of commissioners from Meigs, Jackson . Vinton and Hocking Counties to begin planning for what might lie ahead In, terms of landfill space. At hens Commissioners wish to explore the possibility or a jolnt·county solid waste disposal di strict and facilities, which is permlssable under state law and could be limited to a£cepting soJid waste from only part l~l pat · lng count ies. .C urrently, according to the Jell er , the landfill in Athens Coun ty Is filling up last with New Yor k ' garbage. The landfill In Jackson County has numerou s violations and there is only one very small landfill in Vinton Countv. Hockin~ County has no Jandllit and Meigs Count y's land· !Ill laces possible closure the end of June when Its present termpor· ary permll from EPA expires . By GEOFFREY OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOL IS - Is the Bypro slu dge. created by Mead Cor po· ration, as safe as the co mpany says It Is? Or Is ll yet another chemical compound whose e ffects ,o n the IT. 7 NOITH GAWPOLIS, OHIO Perhaps tim e will tell. but since the 011io EPA dec lared Mead to be In violation of their di sposal permit Jan . 6, 1987, qu es tions about the safety of Bypro have been raised In some quarters. Mead contends . that Bypro, Gallia ·m an killed in Friday mishap MESSY PROBLEM - Melp;s County's landfill Is lull according to EPA. A temporary dumpin g permit lor the sUe eKplres the end of this month . According to Mary Hobstetter, clerk lor the Meigs County Commissioners. 'EPA says the landfill site "Is full." The permit lor the landfill "may be extended on a month-to-month basis alter June 30." she added, until add I· tiona! acreage adjacent to the present 10·acre landfill ca n be proven usable or new landfill property can be acquired . The present landfill began operation In the spring of 1983 with an EPA permit lor 10-acres of a 13&-acre site, Block grant funds from th e Ohio Department of Development were used to purchase the site on Salisbury Township Road 207. off the Stale Route 7 bypass. Additional eKpenses to ready the site for operation were absorbed by the county. From 197> until opening of the present landflil In 1983, the county landlill was located off Sta te Route 143, also In Salisbu ry Township. Prior to 1975 there were numerous Illega l dump sites throughou t the co unty. In 1981 the co mmissioners were Infor med by EPA they could no longer operate on the State Route 143 site due to lack or space and adequate cover material. Tile commissioners were advised a new sit e was needed, but were given a temporary· permit to continue operating on that location providing a new site was found by 1982. Based on soils studies of the county, sites In the western end of the county were suggested lor the new landfill site. The co mm ls· stoners rejected these sites be· ca use of their distance from the county's most populated areas . The commissioners then lo· cated the present, morecentraliy · located site, and were issued a dumping permit lor 10 of the 136 acres on the site. Issuance of a permit lor any of the 126 remaining acres will depend upon tests to det ermine II the sons or the remainin g aaeage are suitable lor new budget , adopted In d!llerent form by the two chambers. Rep. William E. Hinlg, D· New Philadelphia, chairman of the six-member conference commit· tee, said a meetin g is tentativ ely scheduled lor Wednesda y morn· lng, when the lat est revenu e estimates for 1988·89 will be available . ·l . (614) 446-0475 ' ~ 1837·1987 ~1(JJ ON SCHEDULE - 8leel &lrden · • were pat • pl~~ce Frtdar'mornlnl on tile Ohio llde . of tbe hllltii'OJ-- lrtqe. l1euetltt Bllcl&ley, Job AJift'\'lllor fOr tile Ohio Departmeat of Tra~~partatlo•, reported lUi rep*~ lo the I( composed primarily of cellulose· fiber, day and lime, "retards precipitation ru noff and ero- · s ia n," accor ding to its Dec. 3, 1986 report exa mining potential risks from ex posure to dioxin In · the slud ge. The report goes on to say that "when sites are trealed wtt h Bypro, certain Indicators of soli fertility are Improved," beca use t~e sludge contains many elements beneficial to plant growth . Also, It said that trace element s fou nd in Bypro "are well within the environmental and Continued on A-:l · environment are unknown ? dumpin g. II additional acreage at the site Is not ap,Propr late fo r dumping, th e commissioners " have other options which are still under negotiation." reported Hobstett er. The commissio ners hav e "been worki ng first -hand with Meigs County Health Depart. ment olllclals," whose responsl· blllty It Is to mcm lt or the landfill lor EPA, to resolve the cou nty's dumping problems. she added. En vironmen ta l factors. polll · Jcs and limit ed space have made It Increasingly dllficull for many states to.loca te adequate landllll areas . . But · Meigs Commissioners shar e the feelin gs of Ath ens Commissioners that counties In Southeastern Ohio should not be made a dumping ground lor other states. Meigs Commls· stoner Richard Jones noted the cos t Involved in hauling garbage from New York to Athens Cou nt y as an lndlcat ion of t)1e severity of the solid waste di•posal problem. Conference talks to starts on _budget COLUMBUS, Ohio JUP!l Ohio House and Senate conferees plan to meet this week lor the first time to start negotiations on the $22 billion two-yea r state Multlmtdlo NewBPIIP" Bypro sludge regional issue The 200 Series . Buill· in headlights. Variable-s peed drive. Color ·coded co ntrols. Wide range of attachments availa bl e. AGRACON INC. Mostly sunny today. Highs In the 70 to mid 80s. Fair · Monday. 8 Secllona, 66 Paget SPONSOIID IY TUPPUS PLAINS COMUNnY CLUB MENll : All the Fish you can eat, French Fries or baked potato, toued .nlad or cole ataw, huahpuppiea and drink. ADVANCED TICKETS : Aduh 84.26; Children 82 .76 AT THE DOOR : Adult $4 .60; Children $3 .00 A BAKE SALE WILL BE HELD DURING DINNER Outdoor Activities Are Planned t\~\\.~ !\long ...... B+S Buslness ............... ....... D-1 Comics ............ ....... .Insert · Classllieds ........ ... ..... D-3-7 Deaths ......................... A·6 Farm ................... ..... :.D-2 Edllorllll .. ...... ... .......... A·2 Sports .......... .... ........ C.J. 8 Vet, 22 No. 18 16· and 18-hp Tractors The 18-hp 316 and 318 have hydros ta ttc drive, hydraulic lift and heavy-duty engines . Plus bullt-ln headlights, cushioned seat a nd color-coded controls . Mower , thatcher. front blade, tiller, snow thrower available. C-1 ) 16- and 18-hp .Tractors l-'owf'r .. .. ......... 26i !'! AT&T .... . _. ... ................ 25 '1\ Ashl and Oi l . . ....... ........... 62'1, Bob Evans Farms ...... ... .. ... 25 ' ~ Char ming Shoppcs ....... .. ..... 27\'o Federa l Mogul... . ....... .. ........ .42 The 20-hp 420 has 2-cyll nder gas e ngine. Heavy-duty drivetrain. Differe ntial lock. Plus power steerin g, hyd rostatic drive and hydraulic lift. 50 cents t Stakes· results Locally heavy rain fell on parts of south Texas Thurs day nig ht. At Beeville. Texas, 3.5 inches of rain had fallen since Thursday aller noon wit h several ot her cit ies reporting between 1 and 2 inches of rain. The heavy ra in washed out road s and force d the evacuation of dozens of fa mili es. He · said no 'injuries were reported in Lowville. about 65 miles northeas t of Syracuse. No dollar estima te of the damage · had been made, authorities sa id. The tw ister came as a surprise to upstate New York residents. Consey Late Models - Mark Sermon , Bob Keith , Paul Garvin , "Up around here, tornados? Bruce Wriston, Tom Hammond. No one's really heard of them Ron McHone. Ron Hoyt. "Our troopers have helped Late Model Feature 25 La ps even ," VanZandt said. other Jaw enforce ment officers In The Texas twister damaged a the area evacua te about 50 · $800.00 to win- Harold Redman, Mark Dickson. Bob Adams, Jr ., garage and uprooted trees in famili es due to very high water Bobby Davidson, Larry Keefer, Atascosa County. on Hi ghway 90 down there," "A lady called in tha t one of her Department of Public Safety Gene Ferrell, Tom Amos; Larry Bond , Cotton Sayre, Ron Eva ns, trees was twisted up. We sent a spokesman David Wells said Fra nk Wilson, I;lob Keith, Mark couple of guys ou t;" said sheriff' s Thursday . As many as 40 resiSerm on. Paul Garvin , Bill dispatcher Leo nard Lozano . dent s sought shelter at a local Barber, Mike Smith , MikeSamp· "They followed a tra il. Some high schooL so n. and Bruce Wris ton . Hobby Stocks Fastest Qualifier was Steve Burnside 15: 19. Dash Hobby Stock - Bruce De nnis, Bill Childers, Larry Holmes and Steve Burnside. Heat I - J r. Abels , Buck Lamb, Kenny Johnson, and Dick Grimm. Heat II - Bob Adam s. Jr ., Mike Es tep, Dave Miller, a nd WERE $8.50 Kemp Kell y. Hobby Stock Feat ure 20 Laps $250.00 to win - Steve Burnside, Larry Holm es, Bill Childers, ARRI~EO! J ac k Queen, Kenny Johnson. r.a r ry Coon, Mike Estep, Kemp Kelly, Jim La nh am. Bruce Den· nls , Jr . Abels, Buck Lamb, Dick Grim m. Bob Adams , Jr., Donn LARGE BLACK BERRY VINES Kerr, Dave Miller, Lee Floyd, LARGE RED RASPBERRY VINES Earl Nichols. and David McAtee. Street Stock Fastest Qualifier 3 KINDS LARGE GRAPE VINES was Phil Williams 16: 71. . Heat I - Benny Hickel, Harol d WERE $4.50 Pickens, Clair Sullivan, and Mik e McDaniels. Hea t II _ . Kevin Haught, Jim Smedley. Jimmy Poff. and Cr aig Downs. Street Stock Featu re 15 Laps $125.00 to win _ Benn y Hickel, Phi l Williams. Clair Sullivan, Tim Smedley, and Willard Barber, Ji mmy Pofl, Bob Ma· A T ' t he Middleport-Pomeroy City Limits grud<>r , Harold Pickens, Mike McDa ni els. and Kevin Haught. POMEROY 992-6036 I Harbnt';t P;tulu s. Urna: thrcr 0 1110 V1\l.l ,t :•f I.IVESTO('M ~ln rkt •l I~· IUlrl for !\by 3() , 19tl1 S11lt• C'\il' rl' S!Hnnln y 11t 1;00 p.m. Sunday trees were torn up. A garage door was chunked into a street." In th e space of two hours Thursday , 4 inches of rain soaked the town of Shiner, Texas, abou t 50 miles southeast of Austin, causing the Rocky Creek to overflow . Reagan ... _ b ;H)tl. Will i;un 1\ . (lJ ll ll May('s, Livestock tree and ripping the siding off a house. · Lowville VIllage Police Patrol· man Stanley VanZandt said , " It would be termed a mild one because It didn't do much damage, but It was definitely a funn el cloud · because I witnessed it my self." Speedway activities resume Man inJured in accident Committee... "The cold fro nt shou Jd be moving off the Eastern seaboard and the rai n In the Easi should be ending today," said Biil Barlowe of the National Weather Service. But he sai d more storms were ex pected along the Gull Coast at the front 's southern reaches . Tornadoes dipped down from the skies In southern Texas and upstate New York, where a tw ister struck at about 5:30p.m. Thursda y In Lowville, downin g a ' etructare bJ Mude!HnkiM Cautructlo8, NeiNIIVIIIe, are fii'OII en ..r•~eheftle. Tile brldre wu cloeed tile e11d ollllanh ud the $1.• mWio11 collletnctlo8 c:ontrad llfledbed a 1911r-rnonth c:IOHre. '• "Tile llrst thing we' ll have to do Is es tablish what dollar figure we're worki ng to," said Hlnl g, adding thai William J. Shkurtl. director of the state Olllce ol Budget and Manageme nt , will present up-to-date figures . Hlnlg said tha t based on . Improving tax co llections during the last few months, " II looks like we might be able to add a lew bucks" to the Senate version of the appropriations bill, which exceeded the House version by $61 million. · The House has scheduled an 11 a.m. floor session lor Tuesday and the Senate Is to meet at 1:30 p.m. • Among the bills to be voted In the Senate Wednesday Is a bill allowing the Ohio Departmen t of Natural Resources to take land In a lour-county area of north central Ohio lor a proposed lederall y· operated atom · smasher. Ohio ts making a bid for the Su!l('rconducting Super Collider, the largest scientific research proJect In history . ollerlng a 5&mUe circular site In Delaware, Morrow, Marlon and Union cou nties. The Senate also plans to vote Wednesday on a pair of Housepuled bills prohibiting hous ing dllcrlmlnatlon ;~nd requirin g that victims be notified when violent felons escape !rom state prisons. Joining Hlnlg on the budget conference committee !rom the House are Reps . Dean Conley, D-Columbus, and Thomas W. John10n, R·New Concord. Sena· Continued on A-3 CHESHIRE - A Cheshire man killed In an ac()ldent at 8:45p.m. F riday Is the second traffi c fatalit y lor Gallla County this yea r, according to Ga llla·Melgs Post, Stat e Highwa y Patrol. Phillip A. Bradbury, 34, died when his car, whic h was travelIng east on Little Kyger Road two miles west of Ohio Rt. 7, went off the left side or the ro ad an d ove rturned. according to the patrol. He was pronoun ced dead at the scene by Dr. Edward Berkich. assistant coro ner of Ga llla Count y. Bradbury was born Sept. 6, 1952 to the late Phillip Warren Bradbury and Wanda Bradbury Jaco bs. He served In the U.S. Army and was the president of lhe Ba il Association In Ches hire. He Is surv ived by his wile, Faith Juanita Amos Bradbury, three sons Phillip Jr ., Michael Shane and Brian James, all at home; two sisters .. Pam Shaw of Rio Gra nde and Judith Ann Greer, Shelbyv lile. Texas ; sev· eral aunts. un cles, nelces a nd nephews . Friends may call at the Willis Fu neral Home In Ga iUpolis Su nday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Se rvices will be 2 p.m. Monday at t.he fun eral home wllh the Rev . William Price and the Rev. Steve ' Rollins presiding. Burial will be at Gravel Hili Cemetery In Ches hire. Pallbear· ers. will be Lulher P. Amos. John W. Amos , John P. Westfall , Samuel L. Hcriow, Ray Cox, Jim Bush and Wllmber Halfblll. VFW 4464 will have the nag presenta· qon. The patrol also lnvestl!latedan acc ident on Ohio 7 ill Salisbury Township (Meigs County) Friday at 8:55 a .m. • Ryan C. Ollver•. l9, of r;taclne, was driving north when he encountered a curve and lost control of his vehicl e. His truck went orr th e right sldeoftheroad ; hit a guardra il. came back across the road and s t~uck a bridge. . . Oliver was cited lor !allure to maintain co ntrol. 1n another Oa llla County accl· dent, the patrol recorded a mis hap on Mudsoc Road Friday, at 11:50 a .m .. hall a mile east of Ohio 141. Wendy D. Miller, 21. or Rt. 1, Patriot , was driving west when she encount ered a curve and lost con tro l of her vehicle. Her vehicle slid of! the left side of the road and ran Into a farm fence. She was cited lor failure to maintain control. I ! I ·._........ PAINTER MAJ(ES RESCUE - David Wellman, owner of Wellman's Palnllnll Co. of GalllpGils, out of camera range. and hiH employee, Bob Racer, (shown suspended from a rope) were biKb above Pomeroy's Main Street on· Friday afternoon painting the Fabric Shop buUdln1 (formerly Ebers bach Hardware), when I hey heard shouts of help from a young man s wlmmin1 In lhe Ohio IUver. Wellman 'lmmedlaiely climbed down from tbe building and went to lbe youn11 man's rescue. Wellmtu1 said tbe youth ha4 decided to swim acrots the river !rom Maaon to Pomeroy and had almott made It when he got Into trouble and couldn't make It the rest of way on his own. ( ',_ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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