https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/898f767e8b5e624b28af4bfac2762962.pdf 99c385e2777989c7a338a460120bd638 PDF Text Text Thlnday. July 9. 1987 Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Saver entertains . Day ·Camp fun, )earning for kids tractor and wagon at the site for old Buzzard Rock, and t~e many By CHARLENE HOEFLICH bugs and bees that are out there, twilight hayrides. Sentinel Staff Writer ready to attack. Naturalists from the Wildlife If noise Is any measure of Enjoying . It all • are Trlsh and Parks and Recreation Dlv· enjoyment, the scouts at day . Libby King, Wendy Thompson, lslons presented programs two camp this week at Ca!Jlp Kla· Shrlmplln-, Anna Fink,· Kimber· days this week, Brian Hudson of shuta are having a blast . . Holly Molhoan, ·stacy lee Mayle; .. There's . plenty. of eitthllslam . Albany . was - on ha!_!d to gjve . Price, Whitney Haptonstall. uz. · · for lite In tl}e great outdoor$, and archery lessons, Fred Scarberry • zle Nottingham, Jenny Clifford, ·: iots of' activities taking place: · had a demons ira non progTam on Sarah Clifford, Melissa Werry, · And while the group is small this knots and also ·gave some basic Myca Haynes. Angela Cogar, . first aid training to the scouts, year - about 40 'youngsters eyeryone seems to be big on and five senior citizens of the Amanda Musser, Jenny Mayle, Retired Senior Volunteer Pro· Laura Anderson, Cindy Hawenthuslam. . April Harmon, Into her seconq gram worked w'lth the scouts on kins, Amy Yates, Amy Weaver, .)amle Ord, Andrea Dillard, year as director, and Faye craft projects. Melissa Clifford, Crystal HarThe outdoor cooking is always Clifford are In charge of the mon, Leslie Qualls, Amanda a treat, and quite a_ learning camp operation and get assist· Wells, Andrea Moore, Megan experience for most of the scouts · ance from their husbands with Clark, Samantha Sisson , who have been divided up into the two "overnights", one for Heather Well, April Halley, Tobrownies and the other for junior four units. This gives everyone a ny a Phalln, Bethany Bass. Shelly chance over the five days to scouts. Metzger. Stephanie Price, And while sleeping on the sharpen their skllls In fire Wendy Harmon, and Megan bunks in the cablnJ_:;_fun tor tl!_e building. preparing food to cook brownies. the juniors take more . over . an open ffre. cleanup and Haynes . . Assisting the directors are. to slipping Into sleeping bags In safety. And as with all campers there Annie Chapman, Janice Haynes. the tents. are stories about strange noises Barb Cotterill, Myrna Swerlng"This year we have floor s In DISCOVERING -Finding new things Is always a part of C!Lmp our tents,.. one junior scout and things that move,.... the little ton, Angela Spaun. Anna Chap)Ue, and here Jenny Clifford enjoys a look at fresb ·water clams water snake that sllth.e red into man, Francine Shrlmplln, De'ble excitedly announced. taken from the Shade River beneath the swinging bridge. Jenny Is Shade River, the opposum Musser. Tammy Capehart, the And to double the pleasure of a member of Pomeroy Brownie Troop 1220. Pictured with her Is the overnights, Clifford has a encountered on one of the pikes to Helen Teaford, Kathy Price, Shirley Cogar who's enjoying her lOth year as a ,day camp Shirley Cogar, and Terri Covert. ' counaelor. Mrs. Reba Saver entertained her mother. Goldia Reltmlre and her friend, Bertla Everly and son Ryan; visiting here from Jack· sonville, Fla., wllh a cookout at the· home of her aunt and uncle, Ml'. and Mrs. William Hose her. Others at-tending were Mrs, Re(tmlre':s grandchildren. Edd.te and.Amy, Mr. ·and Mrs.$llllarn · Paiterson.- . Angle · and Steve, Larry Patterson ail Missy Jones, \l'lt. and Mrs. Robert Hudson··and Jason, Mrs. Lynn Young: ChUck Hoscher, Pamela Simpson and Jerry and Shasta. , · The group enjoyed fireworks following the cookout. Ohio 'Lottery• Reds • Daily Number WID ' 763 · -·· Page Pick 4 . ' 3.1:29 • 4 .' '· Partly cloudy and humid • tonight, with highs today between·8S and 91 and a low . i0nl1ht : neai' "'70. • MoStlY .''' sunny and humid Saturday,· . with big~ between -liS and 90. . • at y · . eriline ' Vol. 37. No.4& Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, July 10. 1987 Copyrighted 1987 Kaiser seeks Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical . Corporation announced ihts week It is exploring the possibility of selling its aluminum operations nationwide, Including the Ravenswood Works . In a press release issued from Kais er 's Oakland, Calif. headequarters, the company said it has retained Salomon Brothers, Inc ., to assist In exploring possible sales or joint ventures of Its various aluminum operations. "We are in the process of exam in in!( each and every facility and business unit within our aluminum division," James S. Pasman Jr.. chairman and chief executive officer of Kaiser, said. "The approach we are taking In aluminum is to determine whether there are potentlal . buyers or joint - ~uYer 1 Sections. ' 14 Pegae 26 Centa _ A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper for ·aluminUm ·· operation venture partners with resources greater than ours to develop pieces of the b!lsiness to their · fullest possible poteli\lal. "If, as a result of this process , we become convinced that lnierested and qualified buyers or partners exist and that the prices or joint-venture investments meet our expectations and needs. then we will recommend sales or joint ventures to our boards of directors," he added . "In the meantime," Pasman said, "we are carrying out a number of capital investments and other programs to further strengthen the ability of our aluminum division to produce the best · quality· products and provide the ·best possible customer service in the mst cost-effective manner. . . , _ includes_satalysts, coiQrs, specialty chemicals, Kaiser has also retained Salomon 13rothers and • crystals and electronics products , commodity Citicorp Investment Bank to seek proposals for chemicals and cathodic protection products . the sale of ali or a part of its industrial and "In evaluating offers for all or part of ihe · specialty chemicals business . chemicals division and In considering whether·to "Our · chemicals business Is profitable and sell or joint:venture parts of the aluminum well-positioned in a number of markets," Pas man d lvlsiori, we will focus on achieving the best return said. " The goals in seeking a purchaser or for shareholders while at the same time giving full purchasers are to achieve the best return for consideration to the best Interests of our_ shareholders and the best fit for employees and customers, employees and other important· customers." constituencies. The bulk of the proceeds from any~ The Cleveland-basE:<~ chemicals division producash-generating transactions would be used to ces industrial and specialty chemicals and a wide further reduce corporate debt- a key element of: variety of ot)ier products for U.S. and Internaour overall strategy," Pas man concluded. tional manufacturJng industries. Its product line "North raises _new quest~on about the shredding story oooJUNG our - By JUDI HASSON . WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Lt. Col. Oliver North says he was just doing his job and Justice Department of!lclals were just doing theirs when he des troyed hundreds o( sensitive docum ents right under their. noses . With those words, however, the !Ired Nalional Security Coun cil aide at the heart o: the IranContra scandal put the de pa(!ment in a defensive posture because of what suc h testi mony says about how those jobs were performed. North's swor n sta temen t Leamlng Ul coOk over an open fire Is a lidO which everY cunper needll. And theM IJirls of . the "Brownie Beavers" join leader Kathy Price In preparlnc lunch. The chlckelt and noodles, green beans, and fndt drink. menu - Basket class set j - .... ~ CREATIVE CRAFTS - Five senior citizens of the county's -RSVP program traveled to Camp Klasliuta Wednesday morning to leach some craft skills to thescouls. Betty WeyersmUier, pictured, Dorothy Downie, Gladys Brothers, Grace Welsh, Bicentennial aa1v1ty set • • A medley of patriotic music by Bob White and a welcome by Patty Parker, chairman, will open the Meigs Bicentenntial celebration at 10 a.m Saturday on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds . The parade will follow at 10': 30 and a full schedule of activities has been planned for ihe day including a patriotic musical by Middleport fourth graders at 11 a.m., and variety of contest j udglng. Added this week to the program has been Denver Rice who will entertain from 3:45 to 4:30 at which time the Rock Springs youth in observance of religious Fr~dorn Week wlll have a special program, and the minister of the church, the Rev·. Mel Franklin, will talk on circuit riders. The Carmel-Sutton United Methodist Church will be serving soupbeans and cornbread, with homemade pies and beverages, and also on the grounds with sandwiches and soft drinks will be the Eastern Band Boosters. Ms. Parker has announced that she will be at the fairgrounds Friday afternoon for those who wa nt to set up displays . Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 29. 1987. In tho Meigs County Probeto Coort, Case No. 26666. Jacky Coughenour, 6988 Karl Road, Columbus, Ohio, 43229. woo appointed Executor of the ettate of Jamet A . Coughenour, decea1ed. late of Salam Towt11hip, Meigs County, Ohio. Robert E. Buctc, Probate Judge Lena K. Neaselroad. Clerk (7) 2, 9, _18, 3tc 2 and Helen Fisher, assisted the youngsters In maklnc ''sllnkles" from egg carton cutouls, and recipe holders ,from discarded can lops and scraps of material. In Memoriam IN MEMORY OF ERN EST (J ~,tnior) WARD · wHO PASSED •AWAY 6 YEARS c AGO, JULY 9 . . LOVED AND MISSEQ BY HIS FAMILY AND THOSE WHO KNEW HIM . CORNER COLLECTIONS · SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES 20°/o 50°/o· TO OFF Corner Collections 129 MILL ST. MIDDLEPOI1 JE ELRY SALE 1/2 PRICE OFF COMPLETE STOCK (P~ICES GOOD THRU MONDAY) EARRINGS BRACELETS CHAINS PINS RINGS NECKLACES·· SUJISHER LOHSE Shirley Huston wll have anadu lt basket weaving class at the Middleport Library, Jul y 29. from 12:30 to 3 p.m. There will be a limited number of registrations accepted and thefeewlll be $5. To register, residents may call 992-~13 or 992-5713. Man. thru 811.'1 :00 A.M. to I P.M. Sundlly 10:00 A.M . to 4 :00P.M . PRUCRIPTIONS - Fri•ndi'y S.Mc• E. Main PH. tt2·2955 CONTINUES . - ON MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S SUMMER CLOTHING -lst Floor •DRESS TROUSERS •SUMMER JACKETS · •KNIT SHIRTS •CASUAL SLACKS •SHORTS & JAMS •SWIM TRUNKS •HATS & CAPS •SPORT SHIRTS •SWIM TRUNKS •KNIT SHIRTS •SPORT SHIRTS •CASUAL SLACKS •SUSPENDER JEANS .•SUMMER JACKETS •SHORTS & JAMS . WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S WEAR •GIRlS' DRESSE~ •SWIM SUIT-S •SUMMER SLEEPWEAR. •BOYS' SUMMER OUTFITS •BOYS' SUMMER TOPS •eOYS' SHORTS •GIRlS' SUMMER TOPS •GIRLS' SHORTS •BOYS" SWIM TRUNKS •CHILDREN'S JACKETS Pcm•ov. Oh. and SUMMER CLOTHING •MISSY & JUNIOR DRESSES •PRE-TEEN DRESSES •WRANGLER DENIM JEANS •DEVON SPORTSWEAR •WOMEN'S & JUNIOR SHORTS · •WOMEN'S & JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR •WOMEN'S UNIFORMS •SUMMER SlEEPWEAR " . LOTS ELBERFELDS Pq!IIDOY- Fire .hydrants installed I Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District workers installed three !Ire hydrants Thursday morning In locations on Rout e 248 nea r Chester. Community · DevelopmenLBiock Grant funds for the hydrants were provided to Chester Fire Department through the Meigs Co~nty Commissioners. The ·fire department earlier ~,!tstalled other hydrants along Route 7, In their on-gQJng.e!forts to Improve fire protection for the people of Chester Township and s\jrroundlng areas. The hydrants will save the fire department many miles In hauling water. West VIrginia Water and Waste, Charles_ton ; was responsible for hot tapping the main line to facilitate lnstallailon of the hydrants. While in the county, West VIrginia Water and Waste also made two tie-Ins on Tuppers Plains-Chester's Phase III expansion In the Stlversville area. the quilt judging. 2 p.m. Boy Scout Order of the Arrow Indian dance and traditions. 2:45p.m. Presentation by Mike Gerlach on the history of Indians In Southern Ohio. 3:30 p.m . School Bicentennial essay contest winners presentation. 3:45p.m. Program of m~>sic by Denve~ Rice . 4:30p.m. Religious and patriotic music by "SUM", the Rock Springs United Methodist Youth Chorus; commen tary by the Rev . Mel Franklin on the Metho· dlst circuit riders In observance of Religious Freedom Weekend. DISPLAYS and DEMONSTRATIONS .· Junior fair building : Displays from the townships, Timberline Muzzleloaders, Darrell Taylor on woodworking and musical' Instruments, Pat Philson doing carding and spinning wool, school essays on the blcenten· nl~l. and a special exhibit on Meigs County history Including methods of travel, religion, . tools and arts from the past. Grange building: Demonstra tion area for Bill Grueser and his dulcimers. Jackie Dailey. knit ilng; Grace Rusche!, crocheting; . Janet Theiss, basket weaving; Shirley . Hus1on, slate stencil decorating; June Ashley, caning; and Ruth Francis , baking bread. Bridge work • delayed By Matt RObertson In addition to replacing ,the OVP staff expansion joints, several piers The Pomeroy-Mason 'bridge, have been repaired and rc;>ck_ers which had originally been sc he- will be repaired later on In the · duled to reopen following repairs project. -.. on July l. may not be ready for The two river piers hav{' both. traffic by July 31, the second had portions replaced, according targeted date lor · re-opening, to Lang. The Ohio pier has been according to Mike Lang, district replaced from halfway above the construction engineer for the river to !he bridge. The top ofthe Ohio Department of Highways. West VIrginia pier has also been · The delays, according to Lang, replaced, he said. stem from the need to have The bridge rockers, a curied expansion joints fabricated spe- piece of steel that the bridge rolls clflcally for the bridge. The joints accross on · pins, are being are now In, he said. · repaired, La11g said. The rockers Construction Is progressing. he aid In the expansion and contrac· said, and workers are getting tlon of the bridge. The rockers _ ready .·to pour concrete on the sometimes rust 11nd freeze up, he Ohio side of the bridge. The said, and the reJ:Nllrs will clean pouring should gtart next week, and free \IP the rockers. he said: l . • Schedule of activities for Meigs County's celebration of the BIcentennials of the Northwest Ordinance and the U.S. Constitution to tak e place Saturday on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds has been announced by Patty Parker. chairman . There Is no admission charge to the grounds or for any of the freedom celebration actlvlt.les which will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All will take place on the hill top area with the special recognitions and programs io be presented on thllflll stage. All displays and demd'nstrations are to be In place by 9:30 a.m. Registration will take place In the Grange building wherQ'.a Bicentennial video will be presented throughout the day. The sc hedule Is as follows: 10. a .m. Patriotic folk songs by Bob White: welcome by the bicentennial commission chal,rman. 10:30 a.m. Parade on the theme "Pioneering 200 years ago; Still Pioneering Today" . 11 :00 a.m. Announcement of the .parade winners from the hilltop stage. . 11:30 a.m. Patriotic Music by Middleport fourth graders. 12:15 ·p.m. Mr. and Ms. Meigs Cou nty Pioneer Contest. 1:00 p.m. Present~tion of the "Spirit of '87 Award" wjnners; announcement of the results of JUNIOR SIZES Buy Now For Back-To-School and Hot Weather in July, August & September. GOOD SELECTlONS IN EVERY. DEPARTMENT _ Opet1 Nlgh1• till 9 IMPROVED FIRE PROTECTION - A.t the Intersection of Chesler Township Road 113, workers Wayne A.lloway, Tim Smith (In white shirt) and Bentoit Dunfee manu ever the hydrant and pipe Into the ground, while Paul Dunfee operates the backhoe.(Sentlnel photo) BOYS' WEAR MEN'S WEAR p::~~G Intersection of County Road 3, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. See page 3 for more. (Sentinel photo) • SAYINGS FROM 25°/o TO 50°/o USE OUR TRUCKS COLLIDE - A Marietta man was Injured when two tractor-trailers were Involved In an accident at approximately 10 a.m. Thursday, in Sallsbqry Township, on Ohio 7, at . the Meigs County celebrates bicentennial .. ELBERFELD July Clearaaee Sale . obviously be a subject for Attorney General Mee~e when he comes here," said Sen. George Mitchell , D -Malne. " It's important that we hear !.rom the Justice Department on the subject ," agreed Rep. Dick Cheney , R-Wyo: "Obviously we'll talk to Ed Meese about it ." · Cheney, vice chairman of the House committee Investigating what has become President Reagan 's worst crisis. warned against jumping to conclusions about the sequ.e nce of events last fall before the scandal eru pted Into lull view_ • Phur rnoc i K•nneth McCultouQh. R.Ptl . Cll.,._. ..lftl•, R .fttl . Roneld HMlng. A. Ptl. Thursday at the congressional hearings lnt q the case raised significa nt new questions in the minds of lawmakers who already have cr iticized Attorney General Edwin Meese and the depart ment for what they see as s loppy handling of the lniiial probe of the -affair last fall. At the end of North's third round of questioning Thursday, some of those lawmakers said they would pursue the matter when Meese testifies lliis month. " It obviously raises questions about the effectiveness of the preliminary Inquiry and it will . .. i Commercial building: 5en'ior Citizens quilting, the quilt show: Pat Holter and Alice Thompson, arranging flowers, and Peggy Crane on edible wild plants. Outside on the grounds: Parade items to be left for display during the day; Gene Yost. wheat shocking; Hayward Bissell, gasoline engines; and Max Folmer, a mall cart and various other antiques. Food will be served at two stands all day. The Carmel- Sutton United Methodist Church will serve soupbeans and cornbread, while the Eastern Band Boosters will serve sandwiches, soft drinks, and pie. Equipment for the video pres· entation Is being provided by Elberfelds. Paul Gerard Is handling the sound system for the stage area, and a special prize for the county winner of the school essay contest will begiven · by Farmers Bank. ' Boy found dead in pickup truck The hody of 12-year-old John Cornwell was found In the cab of a pickup truck early this morning. Paul Gerard, Investigator for the Meigs County Prosecutor's offlce;veported the Meigs County Sheriff's Department was. called at 7:48 a.m . to a residence on County Road 10 at Harrisonville. Several deputies. Sheriff Howard Frank and Gerard were dispatched to the scene. The Rutland unit of Meigs County Emergency Medical Services had been called to the scene ·7: 47 a.m. . The boy, Gerard said, had been living at the Harrisonville residence fo'r about a month with his stepfather, Jackie Lee Smith. Tbe mother, Deva Smith, resides at The Plains. . There were no signs of foul play Gerard said . Windows In the truck were not rolled up and the,' only part of the truck which worked was the radio. / Family members told authorities the boy often went outside to the truck in the evening to l!_sten to the nidio. When it was discov{'red that he hadn't come back into the home last night , someone went looking for him and found him in the true k. · As far as authorities know. the boy did not have an unusual medical history. Dr . Edward Berkich, acting Meigs County Coroner was notified and an autopsy by the Franklin County Coroner has been ordered. The incident remains under investigation. 0 Ohio men arrested for shooting spree MASON-POMEROY BRIDGE - Pf~nred above are lbe piers that support the We~t Vlrpala brldp approach. At the top of these piers are the rockers tha& allow the bridge to expand and contract without damqe. (OVP photo) . · · \ BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UP!)- Two men who allegedly shot, robbed and kidnapped their way on a "rampage~· through Beverly Hills, ·Hollywood and West Ho)lywood were arrested Thursday, authorities said. Pollee officers stopped the two men when they were seen pulling Into a gas station on Wilshire &ulevard and Whittier Drive In Beverly Hills In a pickup truck · believed stolen !rom one of the victims, Lt. Robert Curtis said. Gregory Paul Walker, 18, of Gardena,. and Alvin Lee Brantley, 20. were being held by Beverly Hills pollee on suspicion of robbery, attempted murder, car theft, kidnapping, and poitsesslon of · a sawed·off rifle-, Curtis said. Information on baO was not immediately available.• Los Angeles pollee were also . Investigating the pair In conn!!<$. lion With a klillng In HollywoocjJ but detectives declined to releate. details of the Incident. • ' · -- �Friday, Jl,jy 10. 1987 .. 2-The Deily Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ohio .-----Local briefs:.- - - - - - - - - - . Duane L. Jones has been given a ~spended prison sentence and placed on probation for one year.after entering a pte~! no contest to a charge or atterhplng cultivation of martjua . · An order permitting the Meigs County-Sheriff' s,Depa ment to destroy contraband has been filed with the court. • 1· Man injured in accident ' A Marietta man was Injured when two tractor-trailers w~re .· involved In an accident a~ approximately 10 a .m. Thursday, in · Salisbury Township. on Ohio 7, at the Intersection of County . . .~ .. - - ..... Road -~· according to the Gallia·Meigs j>ost or tlie State Htghw<~9 · Patrol. · · · ·· · · · LeOnard M. Hill, 32; of Marietta, · was taken 'to Veterans · Thursday admtsstons ' Herbert Cilsto. ·Mtdilleport; Angela . Memorial Hospital by the Meigs EMS after his tractor-trailer Johnson, Shade; Ra.ullne Derenberger, Pomeroy; Donald sustained heavy damage from a tractor-trailer driven by Jefry Covett, Pomeroy; Vera Beegle. Racine; Cash Bahr. Middle· L. Kramer, 51, of Mechanicsburg. Kramer's tractor· trailer was port; Robert Baker, Syracuse. · . una~le to stop at the Intersection, went left of center and struck . . Thursday discharges : Martha Fry, Beatrice .Price, Teresa r . · .. Hills tractor.tr.aller. . . . . · Deem . · · · Hill was treatild and released for· hls inj uries. · · Kramer was cited ' for assured clear distance. " •Hospital report .i riade q EMS reports ·emergency .runs -, . . Marriage licetises issued 3 FRIDAY JULY 1OTH, 6:00,. P.M. SA1URDAY JULY 11TH, 2:00P.M. SUNDAY JULY 1 2:00.P.M. oV£1 cHOOSE fROM! Divqrces filed in court Man sentenced on B&E charge Tina Ree$, Pomeroy, and 'J ay Rees, P~meroy, .have filed fora dissolUtion of marriage In Meigs County Common Pleas (,:ourt . · Filing for divorces are Barbara Ann Hendricks , Long Bottom, from Keith Allen Hendricks, Joplin, Missouri; and Patricia D. Hensler, Racine, from Daniel C. Hensler, Racine. Granted dissolutions of marriage were Sharon Lee Williams and Elbert Lee Williams; Brian Lee Hunt and Laura Mae Hunt, a minor. by her next of friend, Elizabeth Moodlspaugh. Roy Jack (Jick) Neff, 29, of Middleport, was sentenced this morning by Meigs County Common Pleas.Judge Charles Knight to one-year In the Chillicothe Correctional Institute . after entering a voluntary plea of guilty to the May 10 breaking and entering of the old Valley Lumber building on Page St. , Middleport. Durlng earlier arra ignment proceedings, Neff had entered a plea of not guilty to the c harge. Neff would have gone to trial Monday, however. the court was Informed that a plea bargain had been reached ~nd Neff wished to c.hange his plea. According to Meigs Count y Prosecuting Attorney Fred Crow III, Neff was on parole at the time of the May 10 B&E. He had been sentenced In Meigs County Common Pleas Court In 1981 to a maximum of 15 years on charges of receiving stolen property. This sente nce wlll be reimposed Crow said a nd the one-year sentence will be served co ncurrently with the s enten ce to be re imposed from 1981. ' · Neff, represented by Pomeroy attorney J.ohn Lentes, was remanded ·to the custody of the Meigs County She riff's Department for transfer to Chllltcothe . Neff's Monday jury trial in Meigs County Common Pleas Court has been canceled. DePaul Hospital. Norfolk. Va .. has filed action in Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court agalnsi Martha Lou F ox, Middleport. requesting judgment ol $12,1113.64. Farmers Bank and Savings Company has filed action against , Earl R. Hunt .and Glenda K. Hunt, Long Bottom, reques ting judgment or $4,626.51. An entry confirming sale of property and ordering distribution ol proceeds has been flied in the case ol Diamond Savings and Loan Company against David Barnhouse. administrator ol the estate of Floyd H. Barnhouse. •' FOR VCR TO BE GIVEN AWAY Y AT 3:00P AND Pill-OWNED VEHIClES to --'' Area deaths .• '• .. 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I~ ~ '1982 PONliAC 6000 lE Stock H 7562 1. 4 door~ sedan. froot wtm drive. 4 cyl.. air cond .. auto. trans , PS, PB, - .... " ( '' Stock H77962, 2 .,.. stat~n wago~ 4 :"'::::".<~·:·· air cond . 4 speed, seat• . PRICE CRUSHED TO PRICE CRUSHED TO PRICE CRUSHED TO 55757. 52850~ 53140. .a daughter of the late J. H. and Mabel Knight Petit. She was reared In Pomeroy. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two broth· ers. Henry and Albert Petit. Surviving are a s ister, Ve lma Siders, Reynoldsburg ; a sister· In-law, Avanelle Petit, Pomeroy. and several nieces and nephew•. Graveside Serv ices were held Thursday at the Moundv lew Cemetery In Mount Vernon . Okey E. Kiser Funeral services for Okey E. Lola Mae Forbush Fie lder, 60. Kiser Sr .. 56, Route 2. Racln e. Appl e Grove , died Fr iday morn· . who died Thursd ay at Charleston lng, July 10. 1987, ln St. Mary's Genera~Hospltal, will be held at 2 Hospital, Hunt.lngt.on, following a p.m . Saturday at the Ewtng .s hort Illness. Funeral Home. Born March B. 1927.at On a, she : A river towboat pilot. Kiser was the daughter of the late was born Sept. 29, 1930 ai 1 Thomas Forbush and Ada Mae Clendenin, W. Va ., a son ol the Martin Forbush. late Ervin and Thelma Hayes She was a me mber of the Kiser. He was affllialed with the As hton Baptist Church. and a Mt. Moriah Church or God. Surviving are his wife, Betty llfelona resident or MaJJon GyfJ!~y Ann Woyan ounty. Powell Kiser. three sons. Stan. 'She was preceded l.n death by Parkersburg, W.Va .; Okey Jr., Gypsy Ann Woyan , 48, 6440 two daughters, Loretta Lynn Columbus, and Ken of Racine: ·62nd Ave . North, Pinellas Park, Fielder a nd Lorraine Mae two daughters , Carolyn Arnold, Fla., fo rmPrly of Ga llla County, F ielder; twp·sons, Bobby Uoe and Lucerne. Ind. , and Loretta Deh· died Wednesday at Palms of W!lllam; one sister, Mary Short: mann. Athens; live brothers. Pasedena Hospllal following a a nd one brother, Larry Gene Charles, Pomeroy; James, Ralengthy Illn ess . cine; · Harold, Liberty Ce nter; Forbush . Born In Cra b Orchard . W.Va. , Surviving. are her husband, Roy , Fargo, N.D .. and David ol she m<wed to Florida In 1974, Wlllla·m· C. Fielder; two daugh - Big Rock , Va.; live sisters, whe re she was manager of the ters, Pa11y Fielder. Gallipolis , Marte Norris and Phyllis RanKing Fish Restaurant on Trea· Ohio, and Linda Fielder. Apple dolph, both or Racine; Mattie sure Island. Grove; six sons, Charles and Rippetoe, Dunbar, W.Va. ; Bon· Surviving are her husband , James. both of Glenwood. Clar· nte Stewart. Mason. W.Va .. and .. Forest Glen Woyan;. a daughter , e nce of Henderson, Elwood of Barbara Nance, Burton, S.C., Paula Sue Woyan, St. Peters· Po tnt Pleasant, Leonard of Galli· and six grandchildren, Jerry and. burg; · rou r sons, Bruce Woyan polls Ferry. and Richard of Barry Arnold, Bradley McLeod, and Brett Woyan of California, Apple Grove; two sisters, Mrs . Timothy, Garret and Brooke Greg Woyan of Washington, Sarah Gillispie, Huntington. and · Kiser . D.C . and Craig Wayan of Flor· Mrs. Ruth Ann Harper, GallipoBesides his parents, he was Ida.; five sisters, Barbara Black lis Ferry; three brothers, John preceded In death by a brother, 'i}f Virginia, Freda Smith of Ohio, Forbush, South Point . Ed For· Howard; and a sister, Jean Kiser. Hope Jarenko and Betty Brinkbush, Point Pleasant, and Tom · Officiating at services will be man , both of Florida and Joyce Forbush, Rossford, Ohio; and the Rev . James Satterfield and Stevens ol Michigan; two brothburial will be In Meigs Memory e ight grandchildren . ers, Tony Asbury of West Vlrgl· . Services wlll be Sunday all : 30 Garden. Friends may call at the nla and Hugh Asbury of Tennes· p.m. at Wilcoxen Funeral Home funeral home from 2 to 7 Friday. see; and three grandchildren. with the Rev . Max Spurlock and Funeral services will be Sun· the Rev . Ronnie Long officiating,. Lucy P. Weir day 4 p.m. , from Robert E . Burial will follow In BeeCh Hill Lucy Petit Weir. 75, Mount. Easter Funeral Home, 5730 15th Cemetery, Southside. Vernon, former Meigs resident, Ave. South. Gulf Port, Fla .. Rev . Friends may call at the funeral died Monday at Mount Vernon . Tlm Liston officiating. Burial home Saturday after 3 p.m . She was bomat Clifton. W. Va., will follow . Stonns, .d rough' press Midwest CUIIASS CBA * 74361,roof. 2auto. doors. hard top, V-8, air trans., PS PB. iJO'io<l a Actions filed in court REGIStER 300 NEW ... J, 7 ' (· \ .t . .. '. I~~ • I, t•,• ... ,,' ., I j Il l .·•·.··· . htf \ ' .,1 ' ,,,. .... ' . ' Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Thursday; Middleport at 10:15 a .m. transported Leonard Hill from tractor-trailer a ccident on Rolite7 to Veterans Memorial Hospt~al; Jerry Cramer was treat.ed at the scene; Racine at 2:26 p.m . transported Patrick Snider from a motorcycle accident on Third St. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 4: 10p.m . to London Pool for Debbie Hill to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 10: 10 p. m. to Condor St. lor Donna Thomas to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court toE ric Alan Harris. 23, Mlnersvllle, and Jane Louise Jett , 18, Racine; Calvin Ray Dowell, 40, Long Bottom, and Sandra Kl!Y Stanley, 34, Middleport; Jerry Lynn Rucker, 21 , Shell A.F .B., S.C., and Edla Jean Batley , 17, Reedsville; Les Paul Clark. 23. Long Bottom, and Loretta Jean Patterson, 22, Long · Bottom; Mark Alan Flint , 25, Middleport, and Loretta Lynn Gilmore, 23, Middleport. . CRUSHING EVENTS DAILY BIG DAYS OF EXCITEMENT & SAVINGS! ' By United Pre~~~~ International came a magnet for rains that Strong thunderstorms that un· totaled 3.5 Inches In the Bedford leashed heavy rains and five and RGd Oak areas. Clvll·defense tornadoes spread over a wide authorities In Mills, Montgomery ,. a rea early today from the upper and Page counties prepared lor Mississippi Valley to the Texas · evacuations and officials kept a Panhandie but one Midwest close watch on rivers and state r~ced · a drought streams as flash flood watches emergency and a ' severe thunderstorm Thunder;torms extended early watch gripped tl!e area again trxtay from Nebraska across Thursday night. South Dakota Iowa and MlnneSevere thunderstorms pum· sota. Shower~ and storms also meted northern and lower Michl' were scattered from the Texas • gan Thursday, causing thou· panhandle across the Nebraska sands of . power outages. panhandle and ' tnto southwest Including one at a prison. The Kansas storms also blew down small Two iornadoes touched down trees and critically Injured a - late Thursday near Richfield , Plainwell boy . Kan., and twisters also were The newly-opened Ionia Maxi· · reported near Bassett, Neb. , mum Security Prison In Ionia Menno, S.D., and Bemis S.D. · was among the facilities that lost In Wisconsin. the biggest power, but no Incidents were weather problem was a lack of reported . rain. Gov. Tommy Thompson A spokesman for Consq,mers sa id he · wUI move today to Power Co .. which serves major declare ·a: state or emergency tn areas of Michigan; said about . northern Wisconsin because of a 20,000 customers lost power . drought that threate~s dairy .Thursday. farm animals. It was just last Eleven-year-old Matthew year that Wisconsin farmers Fevtg of Plainwell suffered car· provided · thousands of bales of dlac arrest when he was "hit hay for drought-stricken farms Indirectly by lightning" during a thunderstorm on Gull Island In tn Alabama. Storm-plagued southwest Iowa Kalamazoo County, according to was hit by more heavy rat11s a spokesman for Kalamazoo's Thursday, causing some rivera Bronson Methodist Hospital. He to tumo tbetr banks. · · was Itste4_ In critical condition The ' >Ntshnabotna River be· late Thursday . - Strong thunderstorms crossed western and north-central Ne· braska Thursday evening. bring· !!ll.,h_e_!lVY rain, gusty winds, hall and a tornado, the National Weather Service reported. Golf ball size hall was reported In North Platte and Benkelman, the weather service said. Rock County Sheriff Wlllls Haynes saw a tornado on the ground about 9:30 p.m. about 5 miles west of Bassett but reported no damage, a dispatcher said. The third line ofthunderstorms In five days rolled through Louisville, KY...., Thursday, snap1 ping power 1tnes and adding more names to the list of thousands already wtthou t power. . '.'It was not a major storm," said Loutsvllle Gas and Electric' spokeswoman Trish Burke. DI<;.MONSTRA.TES - Middleport's Added Touch Styling Salon employee · Debbie McDaniel demonstrates. a workout on the hlp-waist trimmer, part of Added Touch's new FtltuJPe8hape eJ<ercl.s e system. The Futureshape system Is deslgned.to·help take orr Inches without the strenuous eJ<erclse ·often associated with trimming and toning the body. Daily stOck pfices , (As or 10: 30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loewl Firm Price Am Electric Power .... ......... 27\oS · AT&T .. .... ......... ............ ....... 29% Ashland Oil ......... ........ ...... .65% Bob Evans Farms ................. 24 Charming Shoppes ............. :30% Federal Mogul ...... : ............. 45~ Goodyear T&R ... ... .. ........... 66% Heck's Inc....... ... ................. 3Y, Limited Inc..... ................... 44% Multimedia Inc... .. ........ ...... 60% Rax Restaurants .................. 5~ Robbins & Myers .' ............... 103,4 Shoney's lnc. , ..................... 28'% Wendy's Inti ...................... .10% Worthington Ind ........... ....... 211(, ·: .• •• '• .• .• If ·you want to lose . inches trimmer, a · stomach-hlp without the strenuous ·exercise trimmer , a stomach trimmer, a often associated with trimming thigh-calf trimmer. and a sideand toning the body, consider the . stretch table. Futureshape exercise system ·at Promoters even recommend Added Touch Styling Salon. Mid· the" machines for elderly people dleporl . Futureshape has been and for people who suffer from designed to gently tone and. firm stiff or arthritic joints. Added Touch and Futureshape without muscle stretc h and fatiq ue. are both owned by Debbie The six-machine system at Meadows .· Futures h ape em· Added Touch combines phys ical ployees are Debbie McDaniel a nd isometric high -repetition and Sue Imboden. movements to firm , tone and Futureshape is open now from reduce different areas of the 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and although body. appointments are suggested, Promoters ol the system cla im walk-in customers are welcome. that u >;ers will experience in· Meadows says It takes about an creased oxygen supply a nd im· hour to go through one entire proved circulation, which In turn six-mac hine session, but the first will help breakdown cellulite.' session is somewhat longer be· Promoters also gu arantee tmme· cause measurements are taken. dlate results. Six customers may use the Added Touch's six-machine system at thesametimeandfree system inc ludes a hip-waist demonstrations are available. trimmer , an upper bod y · Grand opening specials for six sessions are being offered for $29.95. One-month package deals will be offered in the future . For more inform ation on Fu· tureshape call 992-5766 . Indiana site of movie on Bl.ack Sox a part of the strivi ng for exce llence in education project at the university. Mr s. Tripp will be study ing English with the emphasis on composition . Doris Well ·was named junior high cheerleadlng advisor and Maida Long was named varsit y cheerleader a dvisor. It was reported that e lectrical work is progressing, · and the building is ready for the insta llation of a new alatm system •amt breaker system at the Chester Elementary School. These pro· jects will be completed by the opening of schooL . Attending the meeting we re board members, Susie Heines, Roger Gaul and Jim Smith; Dr . Dan Apllng, high school .princl· pal; Supt. Ricllard Roberts and Treasuer Eloise Boston. The next regular board meet· lng will be at 7:30 t::. m. on July 29. • • • • • • .. • '• • ·. ·-• • • • • • The state of Indiana will be the site of movie about the scandal surrou nding the 1919 World Ser· ies between Clnci'nnat i and the Chicago White Sox . a ...... . ' ;,. a:..,_ , • ••., . The Daily Sentinel (USPS llil-960) A. Di v)sion of Mu1.llmedla,!nc. ·•. • , ,'• • • ~: ar1r~noon. ·Mhnda~ Publi sht'CI £>i.rhy lh rough '· Frlcfa ~·. 111 Courl •Sl. , Po· m e r oy, Ohio. by lh<' Ohio Vallf'.\' Pub· llshlnJ! Company fMulllmcxllu . Inr .. P omr· JV . Ohio ~ ~769. Ph . 992·215ti. SE-· co nd :.i ss pos !agC' puid OJI Pom E'rOy, Ohl( M(' ni Of'r : Unil f'd Pr r!' ~ lnh•rnatlon a l. I n land D ally P rf'~ S A s~or l a ll on und 1h'' Ohi o_Nrwspaprr As!ioc iat lon. Nallon al Adver1isln12 R('prl'!'f'n tat iv£', Bra nh a m Nf' w spaf)('r Salrs. 73.1 Th ird A\'enuC'. N('w York . 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No encephalitis virus has been detected this year, although • Futureshape system added at local salon Easte.m school board • • approves appropnat1on A temporary appropriations resolution totaling $2,S03,054.95 for the 1987-88 fiscal year was approved when the Eastern Local School District Board of Education met In special session Tuesday night. Of the total temporary mea· sure, $2,392.412.98 Is the general fund appropriation. The board approved a request from Mr. a nd Mrs . Gary Durst that their son , Brian, be permit· ted to attepd Meigs High School as a tuition student for athletic partlctpallori. A one Year leave of absence was approved for Vickie Layne, reading teac her at Chester. The board a lso approved a one yea r leave of absence for Carolyn Tripp, high school English teacher , to participate In the visiting teachers program at Ohio ·university. Th e program is ....,. •;.9 .... ·Ford y.B'trd .............• Auto. Air. Red .$1595 979 . -. 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Reardon has blown his share of games but with him as bullpen a<>e, the Twins already have matched the ir 1986 save total of -::14; Reardon has 17 saves arid Is a :.gr;imary reason why Minnesota ho lds a two- gamr lead in the Amer ican League West. :::>·r can't say - enough about ~ardon ," Minnesota Manager T<%m Kelly sa id Thursday night after Rea rdon preserved the Tw ins' 3-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. "He's a hel lu va pitcher." . The r ight-lla nder, obtained . over the winter from Montreal for Nea l Heaton. pitched out of a jam jn the eighth inning to help r ookie Les Straker even his record ill 5-5. Straker yielded a leadoff single to Mike Young in the eighth, and wit h one out, Fred Lynn doubted him to th ird. Reardon relieved a nd struck out Cat Ripken and J?;adie Murray to end the threat. •• IT •: •: · hat was one of the hardest :~s to get," said Reardon , who ·it~uck out the side in the ninth. :.,!l;Jsua lly anybody you pitch :.$ l)inst, you try to strike out . •l'l,llen you go and strike out :'!tl):lken and Mu r ray, it mea ns :f!l\! Ch more. They were up with ·~ners on second and third :~ e. ·· ~· ·;;~;:~:~~~~~ has gone 3-0 with •l saves over the last 18 :!R!.iinrgs for a 1.50 !ORA. ·~we won , that' s what counts," Reardon said. " I feel I 've been going good ever since the last trip to New York and Baltimore (in May ). I 've been consistent since tlien. The key is that l hav en't walked many.'.' Straker, the 27-year-old Venezuela n who spent 10 years in the minors, allowed six hits over 71-3 innings . Tim Laudner hit a thr<>e-run homer . in the fifth inning off Eric Bell, 6-7, to provi de the offense for Minnesota. OOa~s By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP I ) - Nick Esasky ·literally beat the Montreal Expos s!ngle-handedly Thur§day night . . · With only his lett hand on -the bat, ··the C!nC!nriatt strongman ' blasted a three-run homer to give the Reds all the runs they -needed In a 7-2 win ·over·the Exp<is. "I hit that home run with one hand, " said Esasky. "My right hand had· slipped off the bat as 1 started to swing and by the time I made contact, I only Had m y left hand ,on the bat." Montreal' s Nl'al H.eaton, who served up the pitch, said Esas. ky's footwork on the swing also · was bad. "He hit it off his front root and with one hand," said an astonished Heaton. "I thought I. had him on a pop-up. But the ball just kept going, going, going." · Reds' hitting coach Billy DeMars was~t't surprised, however. "Nick is one of the .strongest guys I've ever been around, and that includes Mike Schmidt and Tim Wallach, " said DeMars, who has been·workingextra with Esasky this week. "He can hit It 500 feet ." The Reds have been trying to trade Esasky all season, but may not try so hard now. Two regulars were lost last Sunday with injuries - Ron Oester for the season and Kal Daniels for several weeks- and Esasky has been playing regulariy all thi s ·week. · · "This could be my chance; " said Esasky. •: until those inju~­ .fes, I was looking to go elsewhere. Now we'll see what happens here." ' Friday, July 1 0, 1987 Expos with 'one hand' TWo Wahama ijJgh SchOQl.graduateshavebeenselectedtoplayon the South Cardinals AU Star Team in the West V!!lPn!a North-South . football game Saturday, ~ull' 11 ai_. 1: 30 . p.m;. at . Laidley Field !n · Olarleston. . .... , .· Eddie Starcher and Troy Tucker will - be playing for the South Cardinals In the garrie S;!.turday .. Starcber played fullback, linebac~er and defensive end for the .. Wahama White Falcons, winning many awards, including Who's Who. for Outstandin!l High School Football, 1986 and.l987 . Tucker played center for the White Falcons, also winning man~ awards. !11lcud!ng Who's Who for Outstanding High School Football. "It's a pnvell!le 11'1 play there." he said . "Only 33 boys are chosen for e~ch team!' Tuc~er's play at Wahama earned him t_he ng~t to try-out for llama's team won him not only a Fifty high schools will be represcontesl. , the West VillPnla Tech team, at tr!p to the North-South team but- ented In the 1987 North· South All Thls ~ear sgamew!llbethe12th Mont11omery. It Tucker makes the also 12 offers of schofarsh!ps, Star Football game featuring West in a senes that was revived alter a 21 team', then he wUI rece!Vl' a according to Judith Starcher, Virginia's outstanding senior ·M':a~ lap:~ h ad ch at scholarship, according ,to Shirley . . Eddie's mother. Starcher · ac- ~players. . · · c ~vill ~ he SchC:: · w!ll .Tuckf'>r, ·Troy's mother. Tllcker · cepted the scholarship offer ftom . · FU)Stel'~ for the.North and South . .Olaph'":h th gCarct! · 1 ' The will be maJ,oling In educ~t!on, Concord State College, Athens, he . highschool ~layers whO wiiimee! . ~~~ ·Be~s u uad 'wil :~ ·. specializing In physical education said. Starcher will be.'mafor:fng !!) at Charleton s Laidley Field July · Denn Pric~ head-\ ch ~ a·nd _blology...''He wants to teach bus!rll'!ls administration with a 11. · · • · . Mussiemal\ h Schbol aa. · young kids physical education," minor !rl either biology .or nutr!· Players are scheduled to report . , Both ~ f. th . tat Mrs. TuCk!!r said. t!on. "Someday, I would like to to West Virginia State College July · . · are ve erans 0 e s e Starcher's !)?rforrnan~ on Wa- tla):'C a l!ttl~ h~lth spa," he said.. • 1 to train tor the annual summer high school football_playoffs. .s:; iii .. • .t a • its • RED, BLUE OR White Thompson Seedless Grapes a White Sox 6, .Yankees At New York. Ozzie Guillen collected five hits and Car.lton Fisk drove in three. r uns to lead Chicago and Richard Dotson , 75. Bob James relieved with the bases loaded and retired W!llie Randolph to end the ,game for his lOth save. · · Blue Jays 7, Royals 1 At Toronto, Willie Upshaw FIRST PLACE TEAM · 1987 Meigs-Athens Pee Wee slammed a three-run homer and .Jose Nunez permitted six hits · ·Tournament, the Racine Cardinals. First row, from left, Brandon Floyd, John Card, Ryan Martin, Chucky Roberts, D.J. Richards. over eight innings iri his first Second row, lrom lelt, Charlie McKinney, Craig Knight, Greg major-league start to hand KanMcKinney, Jeremy Imboden, Ja'!lie Rizer. Third row, from lell, sas Clly it s fourth straight loss.1 Luke Holman, Jason Barnett, Jamey Nelson, Woody Richards, Indians 10, Rangers 4 Riehle Wamskiy, Aaron Card. Fourth row,lrom left, Coaches Jell At Arlington. Texas, Joe CarMcKinney and Dick Wamsley. ter delivered the winning run. and Co ry Snyder and Brook Jacoby homered to power Clevela nd's seaso.n· hlgh lou rth straight victory. Angels 5, Tigers 2 At Anaheim. Calif., Don Sutton pitched a three-hitter over seven innings for his 316th career victory and Jack Howell homered to >nap a sixth-inning .tie. downig Detroit and sparking Cali forni a to its fifth s traight v ictory. Pound ·. Rutland, Syracuse • win tournament games Pla y continued . in the Bill a result or one of two errors Hubba rd Memorial Tournament c ommitted by the RuHa nd at Syracuse Park with Rutl and defense. Mea nwhil e th e winners picked eliminating the Tr imbl e entry 5 up two tallies In tile second frame to 1 and Syracuse besting Salem a nd added one each In the third , Center by a 7-2 score. fourth and fifth . Rlchord S; wno Syracuse .Hubbard's Gre~n · house train took a two run lead In took the, loss. gve up solo homers the fir st frame , added two in the lo Gary Adams and Keith Jones third a nd three In the flflh to and two singles each to Billy move in to the next round of pla y. Jones and Jason George. He Jeremy Northrup !!red a two retired eil!ht via the strikeout hit te r, si ngles to Scott Gardner route and walked only two. and J aso n Dellave l. fa nn ed Adams was credited with the twelve bat ters and gave up only win. Line scor e: three bases on balls in picking up ............. .. 00'2 111-5 6 2 Rutland the win . For Salem Center Jason Ervin Trlmble ..... ....... ... lOO 000-1 I 3 turned In a good .mound perfor- , - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - -. mance a llowing only lout safe· ties, striking out nln<' men l)ut J(tving up eleven free passes . Getting the Syracuse hit s were Eddie Friend with two singles and Mike McK elvey and J e remy Northrup each with a base rap. ~31 JACKSON PIKE ~ AT 35 M:Sf Sy racus e co mm itt ed tw o Ptlono miscues tp Salem Center's three. BARGA iN MATINH SAl/SUN. WEO Line score: ALL SE ATS SZ, 75 Salem Center .. .... .. 000 020 2 2 3 AI»11SS10H Ei.ERY TU£1111! 12. 75 Syracuse ........... .. 202 03--7 4 2 . . In the nightcap, Gary Adams and Billy Jones shared mound chores lor Rutland. allowing only one hit . a si ngle by Rusty Richard s off Adams, stri king out four and walking three . Trimble's only score was unearned as COPYRIGHT 1!117 , 'THE KROGER CO . ITEMS IINO PRICES GOOD SuNDAY, JU\,Y 6, THROUGH SIITUROAY, JULY 11 , t!ll7 , IN IIAUif'OIJI iiD "'liii;Ot llOIU WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. lDWUTISlD ITIIII'IIliC! 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K:~ nSitS City l l.t'l hr ~tndt M.-6) at Toronio fSIIrh 6- :'11. 1::ta p.m. I'Unn••sMa 1Bfl·len•n ~Iii Rl Bal!lmorf' (Sc hmidt ~2) , !!: 05 p.m. lll'l rnit (PJ•Ir)' ll-41 Ill ( ~orko '! --l), 11: 2fl p.m. f'h'\' l'lund (N il' llrn 6- K) ( lbr r~ t-.11). !1: :1~ p.m. # Transactions Blu~hall llaiUmore - OpUened lnftelder Rene to fto('hfllltPr ol lhe lnternatkma.l l.eai{Ul' (!.-\~];calle d up Lnnelder C ~ onzalet~ ( 'a iUnrnla "' Ron W~hlnpon fl"om Roc bfJIIW. Clndnnl&ll ;.,. Clllll'd ap <:Mcher Terrf T ex a K Mt·Grln from Na111n'Uir of the Amerk:an AM!OoclaUon (AAA) . lAM Anl(el" - ~ll{ned fr:ee "111:1.'111 outftf'lder Tlto Landrum. ,\Uiw ~ ull f! e r K•nad~~en •ol at Oakland ( sto•-.-·:lrlt.., "'), Jt: :u p. m . Ro!t lon (8 oyd 1-2 ) at Seattle (l..aHjt!Hon m-7). 10: J5 p. m . T•·~~a.~~ Saharda,;.·· 11 G11111 ~ ( 'hiJ'aKO ut Nj•w l 'ork Kuo ~JUO City a l Toronto - Plac:ed pit Cher Ed Corr~aon dl~ablf!d Iilii; !'t'CaiiH pitcher K!!Uh Creel lrom Okla.llom~o City of the llw! 21 -dQ 1\merlu n A~~MtlaUon CAAA ), M!lwaukcr at OakiMd Mlnnl!l!O(aat S.lllmore, nlshl 1 PlUIIA Mtilleft r!llolpetl , Geurrla Tech- Oblml!i!M!d frallmu tailback Gene WeAl fr om IM f.otball -. l eun. · N i\TION~; Ij: AG UE W ,• C'htcngo 45 38 .538 " 38 .Mil H 40 .5Z4 f-1 42 .414 47 . i~Ml Montre~ New Yurk l"tlll a ' • Plltsbrrh • • I. Pet. GB :w w... 2:8 .651 - n l ift •• " "' 13 1,7% ClnclnliUI ., 211 ·,153 - Houllion San FriUl ... 40 ·'"' -13 u .50t Alluta l.ol!l Anrel• ,, 41 .440 .. " .... Blue Bonnet~ ·Margarine · Racine Cards win ·tournament 2~ 4 7~ 1).1 Northern llllno18 - Named Jamee M.ellard Interim athletic director. North Teua Sta&e- A1lll~lc Dlredor Jim \\'bile re~~lpd. F~l lndlanapoU• - fstpftl lrH- qent linebacker Orl_. Lowry and ru.-111 back Oa\'ld Adufta. New Encland - Slped o-leMive Art Plu nkdl. · SlUt Fraac!MO .- s&p~ed fr"" a1ent linebacker Joha Qula~~o laC Id e Het!llff New Jeney - Slpecl palle Bob8Mive loa l-ye• CG .. ract. Class D Tournament A men's Class ·D Slow Pitch Softball Tournament w!ll be held at Coolv!lle, Ohio on July 18th and 19th. Individual trophies will be awarded to members of the teams finishing first and second. Sponsor trophies will be awarded to the first, second and third place teams. For information call 378-620'1 or 378-6257 . ··- 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992-2976 $PRINS ~ IU/IIIfER HOUR.$ Monday thru Frid1y 9 to 5 Saturday 9·1 . THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ·" trim means 10·30-4 .... tat on Kroger' beef, 1-lb. • tournament champs was seven The Racine Cardinals took first place and CHester grabbed the wins against one loss wh!le the runners-up posted a four and runner-up spot in the 1987 MeigsAthens Pee Wee Tournament at three season· total. The league was divided Into a North-South Racine. Twelve teams, Racine Cardinals, Chester A, Stewart, division with the Cards and . Tuppers Plains - Bears winning Coolv!lle Hocking Tire, Tup!iers Pia ins Indians, Reedsv!lle Roy. their respective divisions. Ind!· als, Amesv!l'le, Coolville Mid· vidual trophies were given the dleton Dell, Chester B, 'Tuppers playE'rs on each championship Plains Bears, Racine Reds and · division team ~;~nd to members of both squads in the final tournathe Coolv!l.le Sparks , participated. · ment game. The season record for the GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF FULL CUT QUART~RS Boneless Round Steak Pound •· 350 SHEETS PER ROLL 1-PL Y. Charmin ·Bathroom Tissue 4-Roll 88 For ' . cone,e CIPYrland at Texas, nl~~:ht OJ•Irolt at f:a lllnrnl lt. nl~hl Bo'Ji on at St-Ill tie, nlkflt St . l..ou ls RUNNERS UP • 1987 Melp-Athens Pee Wee Tournament, the Chesler 'A'. First row, lrom left, Rickie Hollon, Michael Smith, Ryan Hawley, Bobby ·Keaton. Second row, lrom left, Robbie Murphy, Kyle Ord, Eric Hollon, Tom Woll. Third row, lrom Jell, Ryan Clonch, Chip Suttle, Mike Newell, Joshua Caste. Fourth row, lrom Jell, Coaches Lou Smllh and ROn Clonch .. Bentley- A88111tant Atllldlc Dlrecter • KOUNTRY KITCHEN IACINE NEW HOURS ~ OPEN 6:30 A.M.-7 P.M. MON. thru THUR. FRIDAY 6:30 A.M,-8:30 P.M. SATURDAY 6:30·6:00 P.M• CLOSED SUNDAY 1' The Daily Sentinel Pege-6 Two Wahama graduates selected .to P.lay in W.Va. North-South Classic Also contributing to C!ncinna, right-fielder Mitch Webster by Webster and scored on a U's \!/In were Tracy Jones and dropped Belt's fly ball for a ground out · by ' Tim Raines. Cardinal~ 7, Glants' 6 Dave Parker with solo homers ~a-base error. At Si. Lou Is, pinch hitter Jose Montreal's Vance Law ho· , and B!ll Gull!ckso.n, 9-5, who Oquendo $1ngll!d w!th the l)ases . permitted . only Uve hits over mered to left, his seventh of the loaded. a"nd · two out . ~o c:~p a · year, in the seventh and the geven !Mings . . : . . four:run lOth-innfng rally that · .It . was jhe . second straight · Expos got <r run In the firs~ when 'pushed the Cardinals to their Impressive victory lor Gullick- Casey Candaele singled, stole vlcto~y. eighth straight son after he went more·'tliiin a second, tookthlrdonagroundout month without a win. ''!felt a lot better out there the last two times," said Gullickson. , ''I ielt more aggressive tonight. I went right at the hitters ." · Heaton, 10-4, was rocked for six hits and rtve runs in· just 2 2-3 innings. The Tuppers Plains Tigers, game in the nightcap as they, "That wasn't the Heaton we defending champions from 1986, exploded for ten runs in the sixth' • expected to see tonight, " said will race Syracuse tonight for top tram!' to put the game on ice.· Montreal manager Buck spot in the Blii Hubbard Memor- After jumping out to a 3-0 lead in Rodgers . "His fastball didn't tal Tournament at Syracuse. The the first inning when Jeremy ,have the velocity It usually has. Tigers reached the finals by Northrup singled and scored on He just didn't have good enough virtu e of a 5 to 0 win over Jeremy Dill 's three base error, stuff tonight to go alter that McArthur and Syracuse downed Andy Grueser ripped a homer right -handed hitting lineup the Rutland 13 to 4. down the ihlrd base line to score R,eds. put in against him. ·Tim Bissell. struck out 13 • Dill. Rutland, However, came "Our offense is stumbling," batt..e ~s he twirled a nift y three. back in their hail to plate two on a · added Rodgers. ~-'We've been hit sliutout. The Tigers picked up . walk · to Bobby · Moodispaugh, . sputerlng now for nine or 10 a run in the first and third fra mes Ke ith Jones's s ingle to right and games.' ' ' as Bissell and company con- a tripl e by Terry Powell. · Esasky,'s three-run homer In trolled the game. He got in to 11 Both tea ms remained scorethe second staked Cincinnati to a slight jam in the fifth as McAr - less until with one out in the 3-llead. Buddy Bell and Bo Diaz thur loaded the · bases on two bottom of the fifth , Gary Adams singled and Esasky followed with walks and an error sandwiched tripled to center. Bobby Moodls· his one-handed home run to left . between two strikeouts. Bissell paugh walked and stole second his lOth of the year and•second in recorded his thtrd strlkeout ofthe <o nd both rode home as Terry two nights . inning a s he fanned Bar toe to end Powell rea c hed third safely on a The Reds ' advantage went to the thre at . Syracuse error giving Rutland a 5-1 in the third on solo homers by In the bottom of the fifth. the 4 to 3 lead. Jones, his lOth of the season, and Tigers plated three runs as Chris Then , for Rutland , came the Parker , his 19th of the year. t~ Rood, Brian Long and Jason dlsasterous sixth wljen Syracuse chase Heaton. <;:arleton cjrew free passes. Scott plated ten runs as a result of two Cincinnati added two runs in Bar toe came ontn re lief of Barry wal ks. five Rutland miscues and the s!'venth. Pinch-hitter Dave Brisker with one out and Aaron sin gles by . Joey Hensler, Scott Coliins singled, stole second and Brown drove in a run with Hubbard , And v Fi elds and trlscored on a double to right by slng!e to right. Aft er anot her pies by Aa ron Drummer and Eric Davis . Max Venable. pinch- strikeout Johnn y La nt z hit safely Srot t Hub bard . Hubbard , unlomg for Dav scored to score two more runs . Seth Gruesc r a nd Dill each had Bar nett led off t he McArthur a nother sl n ~lt:o for the winners. sixth with a triple but a pop to Jeremy Dill was rred ited with second a nd two strik eou ts end ed the wins as he fann ed six and the ga me . walked two . Keith Jones took the John Collins and Brian Long toss for Rutl and . had singles for the Tigers as did Line score: pust y Adams and Scoit Bartoe Syru cuse ...... .. :100 0010-13 11 2 for McArthur. Rutland .. .. .. .... 200 020- 4 57 l:.lne score : The cha mp ionship Jlame is McArthu r ............ 000 000-0 .3 1 sc ht"dutcd (or 8:00p.m. with th e T. Plai ns ... ·.......... 101 03--5 4 l c-onsolation ga mr !Wiling under · Syracuse broke open a ctosc way at 6 p.m. Hubbard semi-finals games complete~ ' Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 10, 1987 ' ' ' •>' ... . Kroger Cottage Cheese 24-oz. Springdale 2·% Milk Polar·Pak lea Cream ~ ... %-Gal. GaHon. NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE " Big K Soft Drink .......... .. 2-Ltr. ·EMBASSY MAYONNAISE ,OR Salad Dressing .... ,......... J2-oz, Whole BBO Chicken 2%-lb. Avg. $ COUNTRY OVEN REGULAR OR '· KROGER ORANGE JUICE GAL. ggc c 99 59C 79c IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE FULLY PREPARED . $1.99 Ripple Potato·Chip~ ...... 16-oz: Slll For '' . '' �I t'agl ti The me Chronic Back Pain' wjll be the subject of tile July series of Hea lth Maintena nce programs sponsored jointly by Holzer Med leal Center and Holzer Clinic designed for community res! dents who are age 55 and over Featured speaker at Tuesdays program at the Senior Center on Mulberry Heights Pome1oy will be Dr David E Miller from the Holzer Clinic and Holzer Medical Center Department of Emer gency Medicine The group will mee t at 1 p m on July 14 Dr Miller a native !Jf Covlng to n, Ky graduated from West VIrginia University In Morgan tow n West VIrginia with a BS In P harm acy In 1975 He then enteted Ihe West VIrginia School of Osteopathic Medicine gra duatlng In 1979 He dtd his Internship at Mem REALTY Pomeroy [H 992 3325 REAITOI 216 S Second •QWn's Fire & SatesJ nd Ellllll"pment ,... Serv•ce r PomtHg Flowet $hop FRANCIS FLORIST Old1 FIOWII! 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Of course, whemer we go we will be able to appreaate the beauty of God's creatJon, even'from the aerial vantage pomt of a Jetliner However, that JS only one of the reasons for thinking about God at this tlllle While fun and adventure are undoubtedly uppti most on our mmds, we also want 10 recetve the divme protection that we need to follow us wherevet we go and to see us safely home agam U your travels should take you near a House of \\brship, stop m and thank God for this beautiful \'\Qrld and for watching over you while you are seemg tt Remember that God never takes a holiday from being on band to help you, so be sure that your faith mdudes Him m your vacatiOn plans, wherever you go on this earth maJlV RACiNE PlANING MILL 11 S E. Momoroal Dr 106 lutttrrMII Avt hmtroy 011 The -ld .... aU bdott them, whert 1ll choost Their ploce olrest and l'roYidence their ~Uide MEIGS nRE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT [614)992-203' or [6141H2-5721 Middleport Ohto K&C JEWELERS ;/-'\. 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CHURf'fl l.t'tlll W Va Rl 1 Jamrs LRwls paslm Wor ship :;f'r \ Ire'S 9 30 a m Sunday School 11 am Evening worship 7 :Ill p m Tu (>Sdl:l \ collage pr aye>r m('(!flng and Bible> Stud\ g :W am WorJ;hlp sel\ lCf' Wt dnesda~ 7:10pm OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Hf'n v St s Rav(n:;"ood W Va Th£' Ri'v Cleorge r W£>11 kk pa "t or Sunday SChool9 )} am Sunda y \.\orshlp )]am C'AI VARY BIBI E CHURCH loralM o n Porner-nv Plke:eounty Road 2~ nmr- na1 woods Rev Blackwood pastor Sttrvlt:t."S onSunday a110 30a m a ml7 top m with RACINE FIRST BAPTIS f SI<'V• [}(oavt>r Pa:;tor Mlkr Swiger Sundav School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 40 am Sunday f'\f'nln~ worMhlp 7 30 p m Wednesday ('\ NJin~ Bib!£> study 7 30 p m WRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURQi Burlln,llham Rav l..audfrmlll pasfor Rohl"rl Cw.art assistant pastcr Sunday School 10 1 m WOf!ilhJp 7 p.m Wfdnf'llday 6 p.m muth meeting WE'd .. 7p.m church SPrVICl'S PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH ll mile off Rt :l25 R£'V Ben J Watts pastor Robrn SE>arlfl'S S S Sup! Sunday School 9 :to a m Morn lng Worship 10 30 a m Sunday E"Vt>nlng service 7 lOp m Wed ll!'Sday servic~ 7 30 p m SILVER RUN BAPI'IST Bill Little pastor StWP Llltlf" S S Supt Sunday School 10 a m Morning worslp 11 a m Sunday evE>nlnJil worship 7 30 p m Prayer m('('tlng and BlblestudyThursday 7 30 p. m Youth me.rlng Wednesday al 7 p.m REJOICIN!l LIFE BAPTIST CHUROI !83 N 2nrl Av• Middleport Sunda~ •• ~ Sunday SChool9 30 a m Blblt" Study W«< nesdav 7 10 p m ... FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST S1 Rl 118 An11qulty Rf'v Franklin Dickens paslof Sunday morn Ina 10 am Sunday even ina 7 30 p m Thursday evening 7 JO p.m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHURCH Pas10r RobPrt Byers Sundav Schopl10 a m Worship sPrVI[.'(' 11 a m Sunday cvenlnt{ serv Ire 7 30 p m Wednesday C\ cnlnll serv ice 7 :J) p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS I'OLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rei Elder James Mlller pastor Sunday School 10 :W a m Worsblp Sl!rylce Sunday 7 JO P m Bible Study Wednesday 1 30 m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL H:rrl sonvUie Road Rev I>E'wey King pastor Clinton Faulk SUnday School Supt Sun day School9 30 a m morning worship 11 am Sunday evenlna Prayer Meetln~ service 7 30 P m Wednesday 7 30 p m Edward Webster Dayton Joyce and Julie Johnson Chunte Kan sas Judy and Dick Simon Brookville Ralph Jr and Saran Frye Dayton Raymond and Eileen Hallleld Pomeroy Lo rella Joe and Davey Bowman Columbus Larry Wade Stafford Groveport T Ralph Frye Mid dleport Bob and Maxine Mar cinko Tuppers Plains Theresa Slinderella etass holds meeting Barbar a Hudson lost the most 11elght and Linda Foster was runn er up at I he t ece nl meeting of I he F h c Poi nts Sllnderclla cl ass A1 Ihe r ucsda; mot n!ng cl ass Judy Lee lost the mos t we ight an d 1 unncr up w a s ' Christy Ramsburg In the Mason class Beth Thompson lost the most weight In the teen class and Connie Thompson the most weight In the adull class Runners up were Joyce Dye and Gewnna Nichols Episcopal Church ln 1Gallipolis at the town hall • - ... wtth Dale Eddy calling and ROCK SPRINGS Meigs -.. sponsored by the Grande Junior and Senior High Ba!ld"Squares of Gal}!polls , Boosters will meet at 7 p m Monday In the high school band SUNDAY room •,.........,. BURLINGHAM Bu r !Ingham Camp, Modern Wood MIDDLEPORT- Sible sch! i l men of America picnic Sunday wttt begin Monday evening at tlte FOREST RUN - The Forest at 12 30 p m at roadside park on Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church Route 33 traveling north to hoJJOr Pearl St Middleport Clas~s Run United Methodist Church Margaret Parker and Dale Col from 7 to 9 each evening open tp• ~ will have an ice cream social • .......f all ages Fr iday evening begtnntng at 6 burn for community service p m Pte and cake will also be for Those attending are to take a RUTLAND -_:-Rutland sale The church wtll provide the potluck dish own table service and lawn chairs will Baptist Church Salem S\ ~: contamers for carryout orders wtll have Vacation Bible School for the ice cream • ___ RUTLAND - Hall!day family classes for nursery age throush CHESTER - Chester Town reunion wtll be held Sunday at teens July 13 17 9 to 11 30 a 1'!1 • , , ship Trustees will meet Friday Forest Acres Park with a basket dally For more Info call 742 2992 -~ ) 7 30 p m at the townhall - dinner at 12 30 p m I The ninth annual reunion of the Charl es and Fannie Wolfe Beaver family was held Satur day at the Grange hall on lhe Rock Springs Fairgrounds • Jhn Henry Cline had table grace Re cognized and presented gifts were Mattie Beaver Hill 84 oldest att ending Adam Lee Poling lwo the younges t Helen R Wolfe 56 the younges l great gra ndmother Earl Bumgardner and family of East Springfield Pa who traveled the farthest Door prizes were awarded to Jay Holsinger and Linda Black A five generation ramlly pres ent Included Mattie Hill Helen Wolfe Linda Black Jerri Poling and Jennifer Poling and her brother Adam Poling Officers elecled for a two year term were Grace Holsinger president Car l Cline vice pres! dent ~ nd l{e l~n R Wolfe ' ' I Sermonette What we speak aloud with our tongue Is like a parade before the eyes People hear and judge just as they see whal we do and Judge One thing to remember Is WI' can display thl' ughllness of our Inner self much easter and In greater demenrlons by word s than by our outward appearance Li stening to radio a nd T V the lyrics of the music and our so called stand up comics of today can be very wretched The crudeness and vu lgarit y certainly stands out in the words we hear Th1s displa ys I hP shoddy workmanship of their mind It also shows the lype of parents they had They certainly mus t be uneducat ed a s their offspring are so uneducated The very sma ll VOC1! bulary Is always displayed by {he vulgar and crude words used and repeated so often The shallow mind and the vulgar mouth also let us know what they think of us They coJtStder us unworlhy to be a friend They consider us lowly,.peopll~ who are fit only to be Insulted degraded and sneared at by their use of filthy and vulgar language When you respect someone you give them honor You say to them' I wanl you as a friend When they use filthy and vile language to you and In your presence, they ar e merely telling you, you are not high In their eyes Stay In the gutter as my gutter language tells you to do God gave us the commandments We know we are not be bea r false witness or take the Lords name In vain Luther said ~ e should fear and love God so we do not curse swear conjure lie nor deceive When we honor someone for what Ihey have been or have stood for we use words of honor and praise We do not use cruel and harsh words We do not get vulgar We use the best words we know to show honor and respect. One can be shoddy In appearance and be clean This Is no sin When we use vulgar language we are showing our shoddy sinful, ugly stde that Is covered wtthdlrt, dirty dirt God does not like this and neither do we people having ears to hear Don t be a sewer mouth full of sttnk When you open your mouth let the words come out that are like lhe sweet gentle falling pure rain from heaven Let our mouths be filled with praise all the day long Keep yourself from a shoddy attitude and your mouth from crude vulgar words Praise the Lord praise our fellowman and so honor yourself Pulor William Mlddleswarth Mel11 County Lutherans " ........ { I ' I I t • 'r I • I • ' ' Jaymar wtnners Winners of July 7 play of the Jaymar Ladles Golf Club were Sue Burnett, low gross Debbie Sayre low net, and Kathy Gard, low putts June 30 play winners were Margaret Follrod low gross, Debbie Sayre, low net, Elizabeth Lohse and Margaret Follrod low putts and Mary Bowen, chip-In hole ' '•' Bible school report • 1 Attendance averaged 112 a day at the Middleport First Baptist Churches dally vacation Bible IChool held tn June The week featured Stories of faith and craft work and con eluded wtth a picnic and party at Ldtildon Pool secretary and treasurer Named to be In charge of the games were Tim and Glenda Owens games for the youth Carl and Charles Cline games for the adults and John Henry and Geneva Cline In charge of music The reunion w!ll be changed from July 4 to July 9 and will be held at the .same place with dinner at 12 noon Attending were John I and Wanora Beaver John C and Carofyn Beaver Douglas Beaver Kelly Morris, Dolores Donahue Angle and Kenda Tabby Perez Jack Jude Btlly Baumgardner Dwight SP.encer and Patty Manzey Pomeroy Jerry and Mary Hill and Duane Medina Ernest and Flossie Bush Bobby Joe and Tessie Wolfe Lorrela Smith, Mary and Teddl Smith and Wlb McClain Racine --- Fr~! ~ J DR DAVID MU.LER behalf or the hospital and the clinic for this community lnfor matlon program on Chronic Back Pain ts Mary Harrison R N , Staff Development Coord! nalor along wtth Allee Wamsley Director of the Senior Citizen Center actlvtttes POMEROY - Mary Shrine 37 White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet Friday 7 30 p m at the masonic temple SATURDAY BASHAN - Weekend meeting at Red Brush Church of Christ on Bashan Road with Chandler Baker speaking Services at 7 p m Satrurday 9 30 a m and 6 p m Sunday APPLE GROVE - Hymn sing at 7 30 p m Saturday at Apple Grove Unti e d Methodfclst Church with the Sisson Family Gallipolis as featured singers MONDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Free wlll Baptist Church Salem St wtll have Vacation Bible School Monday through Friday July 13-17 from 9 to 11 30 am Nursery through teen classes offered For more Info call 742 2992 Church hosung t POMEROY Pomeroy ' Seventh day Adventist Church, ~ Mulberry Heights Road, Porllf __;, roy Is hosting a two day Revela { tJon Seminar on Thursday at 7 30 l p m and Saturday at 3 15 p m ~ Those attending wtll receive a ; Ktng James Bible 24 study • ~ guides and a vinyl binder for the ' ~ guides There is no charge for the ; seminar but a free will offertiig- wlll be taken DARWIN - Bedford Township Trustees will meet Monday regular monthly session 7 p m and Denny Marcinko Tuppers Plains Ma rgaret Andrew s Laurie Wa yland Drema Bepl z Charles and Mildred Wi t hee J erry Ba rbara and Terry Fleltls Angela and Kelly Mar cinko a ll of Pomeroy Eugene and Mary Withee Rio Grande J erry Robin and Max tne Laverach Groveport Rick Shawn Cymantha and Tasha Dayton David and Joetta Es kew, Newark Jeremy and Mat thew Marcinko Kevin and Linda Marcinko Tuppers Plains Darla Hat~eld and Gene Humphrey Rutland Danny Roxie Joseph Phillip Shawn and Mary Mar cinko Tuppers Plains Roger and Susie J es s ica and Valerie Kar r Chester Penny Tommy and Ttm Moo re Columbus Alva Jr and Grace Holsinger John and Jay of Reedsville Leroy Forter Melody and Lu r!nda Delaware Pat !Smith Bea Cline and Seva Cline Circleville John Myers Jerri Poling Jennifer and Adam Lancaster Mattie B Hill Columbus Linda Black Jason and Larra Charles and Helen R Wolle Carroll Michael Sr and Joyce Wolfe Mike Jr and Paul Lockbourne Wlb and Mary Gillilan Canton John Henry Cline, Sandyvtlle, W Va , Cart Cline, Mason, W Va Earl and Sarllh Baumgardner Thomas Jay Mike and Chris E Springfield, Pa Tim and Glenda Owens Mt Vernon were on their way to the reunion when Mrs Owens became Ill and was taken to the emergency room at Veterans Memoria~ Hospital Public Nottce ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed propoMia w1ll be recerved by the Treasurer of tho Boord of Educatoon of from tho Off1co of tho Archo tecta Marr Knapp Crawflt Asaocletes Inc 104 Fa1r ney for the handling agent a s August 6 1987 and tmmed 1ately thereafter w1ll be opened and read aloud for the furn11h1ng of all mete rtals end performmg all labor Ave NE New Philadelphia Ohio All propoulo ohall be made 1n conformtty with the General Code c;af Ohio shall be In o oealod envelope ad droned to tho Boord of Edu catton Southern Local School Dtstrtct Box 178 Ractna OH 45771 and en doraed Proposal for New Bus Garage on the outsede of the envelope No Brddar shall wtthdraw hrs btd for a period of sixty 160) days after the da,eofre necessary for the construe t1on of a pole type storage butldrng located at the exist 1ng lite of the Southern Lo cerpt of b1di cal School Orstuc:t Racme A depo11t of Thtrty OH rn conformtty to the ($30 00) Dollars ra requ~red Draw1nga and Speciftca to obtain one (1) lllltofdraw tlono P<•.,.rod by tho Mfl•o'"t..to•a• ond opecltl..tl""o of Marr knapp Crewfls As deposit w1ll be re - - Inc 104 Folr Avo 1o tho reopectlve NE P 0 Box 390 New Phol party otter rocoopt of theor adelph.a Oh10 44183 Orawil'\gl end Speclf1ca ttona for Information pur poses are on file at the Of free of the Board of Educa t1on SOUthern Local School Otstnct Ractne OH Coptn of Spec1fteattona and Proposal Forms to gether wtth any further 1n formatton des~red may be obtamed by the B1dders 2 In Memortam btd and after the documents are returned wi'l:h1n fifteen 116) daya after recerpt of btdlf thrpprng charges pre List students must nave between a 3 and 3 49 grade potnt average out of a poslble4 for thelastterm of study Maxson II has a 3 4 GPA, and Collins a 3 1 GPA Both are studnets In the Electronics Technician program DeVry Intltute of Technology Is part ofthe DeVry, Inc network of 11 campuses that offer a master's degree In project man agement and undergraduate dell!'ee diploma or certificate programs In electronics techno! OilY, !PDmputer Information sys tema, telecommunications and business operations It IJ one of the largest proprietazy post secondary technical education organizations In North America Cortlfl..te from the Dep•'l mant of lnauranca authorrz rng the Surety Company to do surety Buamaas '" the Each btd shall be accom pamed by a Combrnatton Bid and Performance Bond in an amount equal to the total sum of the proposal 1nclud rng all add alternatiVes sup ported by a Power of Attar Card of Thanks 1 A NOTE OF AJ'PRECIAnON 1ht flmiiJ of PAULINE IN LOVING MEMORY OF MICHAEL TODD RUSSELL would lib to fll· IJitSS our stncenJ tltlnb to our tniiiY friendS, nei&hlm and rollltWS for the IIIII1Y acts of kindness and kM ex PASSED AWAY JULY 10. 1986 Sadly m1astd by mom Betty dad Charles sister Joy brother Kevtn p!tsM duri.. the tWcent dellh of our beloved wife mother and ptdiiiCIIt. For 1tte food n-os cards and MWI ol comfort It a time . . they ... so despntefy needed and IPIJIICIIted A SJIIClll thinks to ltte ltddleport Elllilptltf Squad and to lifiiiWtl W. compl~ ment ttmtly and prafau~ nel ~hlp of your or· t"' a:=r chtldnn. Cox and MIZWAY TAVERN SMALL TOWN Rlyn~ Pubhc Nottce served aafety requ1rementa and prevallmg wage mas to be paed under the contract .. tnct Rac•ne OH renrvea rent flnanceel statement of the Surety Company The Bonds ahall be on the form provided whiCh bond shall be forthwith returned to the the right to waeve any lnfor malitia and to reject any ot B1ddar '"case the contract rs awarded to another buldar A proposal shall be Invalid and not considered unless a bond tn the form approved with suffectent sureties tn a sum equal to the total sum of all b1ds ;. ~ BOARD OF EDUCATtONt • of tho SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Joseph E Thoren President "' Denn1a E H•ll Treasurer t7l10 14 21 28 4tc the proposal •• flied wtth Pubhc Not1ce such propoAI nor unless such proposal and bond are ftltd in one sealed envelope B1ds will be receNed unttt 4 00 PM oblo Attention of btdden 11 parttcularly called to the re 1987 8B ochool year PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES ~ wil ba providood on location ot 11te Meogo Courtly Board of Montll Rlllardot 11on/llevelopnuortal diNbjllP 0 Box 307 John St-. Syrocuoe OhiO Servtces Will be provtded to approxtmatety 90 chll ., dren and / or adults Specific bid dotollo moy be obta1ned by contacting K01lh Block 992 6681 ltd• will be awarded at the regular Board meeting on Auguot 10 1987 The MCBMR / 00 rourve1 the r~ght to accept or reject any or all bids Keoth Blaclc 17 24 31 4tc of amploymant to ba ob 1 Card of Thanks We would hke to thank the staff at Holzer Hospttal espectally the 4th flo01 West nurses and 11ds Dr Marlt Walker. Dr Berktch and the Mttas Emercency Squad Thanks to Rev Lund for hts ktnd consohn& words and prayers, not only to Helen but to her famtly as well Thanks to all who donated food and thetr ktnd consider· alton to all who made phone calls showtng thetr deep love for Helen dunn1 her lone tllness and and consequent deeth To all who sent flowers or other upres stons of love and res· pect, we shall be forever arateful to you all The famtly of HELEN MILHOAN Brothers, ststers n teces and nephews Thank you all and may God bless you Lastly to Pastor Charles Domtpn and Ewmc Funeral Home Hopefuly I have not omttted anyone Augult 10 1987 by maolfor1hofollow mg Service Contract for the • w 5 Happy Ads Nave AH•ttf Birth••' BAND FIOM POUSMOUTH SAn::~:~ YN~GHTS JULY 3 &4 and 10 &11 -,.uu Cover Charge EL CAMINO SS Air, tilt, crulst, AltFI stereo cassette, 18,000 actual mtles $8995 SMITH-NElSON MOTORS E. MAIN POMEROY 992-2174 '*1..- - - - - - - - - • - ' ' PUBLIC NOTICE Altemetfv.. to auch bond •• permrtted by ttie gen•al Codo of Ohio will be accept qwrements as to condit1ons •• Tho Boord of Edu~lon Southern Lo.. l School Dlo State of Ohio and a cur Pt•d Dean's list named One Meigs Count!an has been named to the Presidential Honor Society, and two otllera to the Dean s List at DeVry Institute of Technology Columbus They are Marvin StUes, Lanp· vtlle Preeldentlal Honor and Donald Maxson II, 33441 &as ham Road Long Bottom anll Paul Collins, 40262 Success Road, Reedsvtlle, to the Dean's List To be eligible for the prestl gl011s honor students must have a cumulative grade point aver age of at least 3 5, out of a postble 4 0, after two terma of atudy StUee, a student In tlte Electron tcs Technician pl'OI!'am, baJ a3 1 GPA ' To be ellglbll! for the Dean's f Public Nottce !Noon) E 0 T (Eottorn Oeyhght Sav•ngs Ttmel on I j Pubhc Nottce the Southern Local School D11tr1ct Box 176 Racine OH 46771 until 12 DO '$ MlDDLEPO!tT - The Wes ~ ley an Baptist Holiness Church at • 75 Pearl St In Middleport, wtll hold a Bible school at the church ( beginning Monday Classes for z, all ages, will be from 7 to 9 p t'h -:I each evening and are open to al.1!:\$; $ young people ~~he community ~- - SPEAKER - The Rev Don Hammonds, Ch ..hlre wUI be speaker for revival services to be held at the Pomeroy First B11ptlst Church at 7 30 each evening berlnnlng Monday and running through July 19 The VIctory Quartet wtll provide special music on Mon day Tuesday and Friday and Dan Rayman wUl present music on Saturday and Sun day evenings --- CHESTER - Chester Church of God w!IJ be In revival Sunday through Saturday 7 p m each evening with Steve Hoskins Church of God state evangelist of Southern Ohio Special singing wtll be featured Public is Invited Western GALLIPOLIS square dance 8 to 11 pm Saturday at the St Peters Beaver family reunion conducted ., ,,,i men s Mlnlstr'\ Thut s lm H I m \\ ~ I n• 11 \ Pr \ f' r nd B1b < Stu h .. 15 pm hot dogs Ice cream beverages and table service w!ll be pro vlded There will be music Community !amll!es are In v!ted with each family being asked 10 take a covered dish and lawn chairs There will be a drawing for a $100 bill that evening Officers reports were given ..; 7-::; ~ The Daily Sentinel-Page- FRIDAY ANTIQUITY - All night ser vice Faith Fellowship Crusade lor C!lr!st Clmrch Friday begin nlng 7 p m featuring the Cry as tal Lights Springfield, and the United Gospel Singers Dela warde Ohio Eskew family gathers during reunion ~ \ S(h (Jfil l f 1111 m Mn1ninQ Wmo:hlp 11 101m Sund \ 1' \ tnln ~"'~'"i< r"' Hilp ll Blessings with Janet ;venoy song leader Devotions Included a responsive reading The Church Eileen Bowers presided at the business meeting She an nounced that the Willing Workers will met on July 14 and that a hymn sing will be held at the church on the last Sunday of July At the July 23 meeting of the group there will be a doll display with members being asked to bring along a favorite Ann Lambert Is In charge of the program Closing prayer was by Chartdllle Alkire and refresh ments were served by lhe host church Fox Chasers group has meeting ' r\ 1 (' m S undJ \ f'\f'n n~'" OOpm M "- ~"'' k !lf'l v lc1' Wi'l:l .. p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dallas Jan£>v Sunday S.Chool Sup! Sundav Sc hool 9 :\0 a m Sunda y M ornlnJO: Wor or!al O!>teopathlc Hospit al tn )'ork Penl)sylvan!a 1979 1980 followed by hts Family Practice residency at Brentwood Hosp! tal Warrensv!lle Heights Ohio 1980 81 At that time, he also worked as a part time Emer gency Room phystctan at Brent wood Hospital and at Wooster Community Hospital In Wooster Ohio He came to Holzer Medical Center In 1981 as an Emergency Room phystctan and joined the Holzer Clinic in J\lly 1982 He Is Clinic Associate Professor Fam lly Practice In the College of Osteopathic MedtclnEt at Ohio University Athens Ohio He became a Diplomate of the American Osteopathic Board of General Practice In February 1983 Making the arrangements on " Commttnity·calendar/area happenings Fellowship hears speaker 992-5432 Sth 'W' Ilf AI FRED - Chu !Th School 9 :\0 a m m 2114 S. 2nd, Middleport ~unrl \1 Rl'\ Seldon Joha11oon fl rs l S und :l \ Futr~l•ti<W•eig Ft~tt C~k"' 221 W Matn St Pomeroy "Strvtng famdtts' ll d n MEIGS COOPEMTIVE PARISH I ~ITEn METHODIST CHURCH NORTREAST CLUSTER Rt v Don An!her R .. v Roy ~ eter Yw sh p 11 ~ m lJ MYFfi Third T u('~ tJ av 7 :ID p m Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Famtly Restai.A"ant FUNERAl HOME Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Back pain next topic of emergency series This Message and Church Directory Spont~ored Rv The Interested Rru;ines~e.'li Listed On This Page. IJ!t the wilderness and the <1'"5 81"' _ glory unw the lDrd - Isaiah 1112 .. Fnday, July 10, 1987 NOTICE Wednesday, July 8th, the wrong KROGER advertisement appeared in our paper. Th.e correct advertisement appears in tonight's paper. et this error. We '" �• :! • ' ·.___, .. ' .. .' . ,.. ... "" .. ' . .. ... . .. .... ' • ' / ... •" Page-8 T1)8 Daily Sentinel ' Friday, July 10. 1987 Friday, July., 10, 1987 ., Ohio Business Services l\ 111111, J II 11 I 11ri Ill Help Wonted 11 .. - -·tor Clvitlltol - LAFF·A·DAY KOUNTRY CLUB GOLF LESSONS '8.00 Howard L ~r -.,.-- '·• ~ ~ .... OW9' ?';r-""'P'" 1m * IWU! .......-:& .. - C111k91i . 00 4 . 50 If - ............H******-""*-****-•*-************************'"*****H ~ PKtcil' 500 91o1 4. 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' ' ,I I ATTEST· Pat Thoma, Clark APPROVED : T. Road, Ill, Pres. BPA David GoodWin Richard Seyler, Mayor 171 10, 17, 2tc . Real Estate General Public Notice 1 I I ( Contracters YOUN 'S . MARCUM CONTRACnNG CARPENTER SERVICE TRENCH! IS OUR LINE Trenehlnc of ~ny Type lloclthoe Sorvict Plumbing Service Cuslom Weldinc lowboy Hluhn& CHEml, OHIO •ROOFING •SIDING •WINDOW REPLACEMENT . •REMODEliNG & -Addons •nd femodellng -Rooting end gutter work - Concrete work -Plumbing and electr~cal ' work ROOM ADDITIONS •GAR AGES & POLE BUILDINGS REFERENCES (Free Estimates) . Phone Day or b ...lngs 985-4141 GINRAI COIITIAc;TOIS NOTICE TO BIDDERS TH8 Board of Education of Eastern local School District desires to receive sealed bids on the following: DAIRY PRODUCTS AND BAKERY PRODUCTS Specification sheets are available at the Treas'Lner's office. In order to be considered, all sealed bids shall be received in the treasurer's office by 12 o'clcok noon on July· 20. 198'7. Said board of education reserves the right to accept or reject any and all parts of any and all bids. Board of Education Eastern local School District -=:Ioise Boston. lreas~ret' 38900 SR 7 Reedsville, Ohi 45772 (61 26; 1713, 10, 17. 4tc Pul>lic NQtice . PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE lo hereby given that ori Saturday. Juty 11th, 1987. at 10:00 a.m .. a pub· lie sale will be held at 106 Union Avenue. Pomeroy, Ohiq to sell for cash the following collateral: 1979 Dodge S / L PU - Sa· rial No. 'D1 4AN9S 113972 1 979 Chrysler Cordoba 2 dr. HT - Serial No. SS22K9R128812 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company. Pome· roy. Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sale. and to with~raw the a~ve colla· teral prior 10 sale. Further, The Farmers Bank and Sav· ings Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted. Further. the abo)l'e collateral will be sold in the con· dition it is in with no expressed or implied warrantiea:Qiven. (71 B1 9, 10. 3tc 11 TEAFORDm Real Estate LJ3 · REALTOR : 216 ~.2nd St . Phone 1·(614(-992-3325 "EW LISTING - ' 14 62 ams w~h lree gas near Portland with spring water. $10,500 MODERN BRICK - 46• 39 w1th 2 patto~ master bedroom 39115, rec room 27115, !~re­ place, 2\o\ bath~ central heat and air. antique lights, Italian t1le, mce carpetinF. Lands· caped lot. $130,000. 2 APTS.- 2 BReach, central heat, mce wood cabmets m modem· krtohen, disposal, 2 baths, garage and 2 lots near Kroger's. Askmg $29,500. TRAILER - 1979 L1berty, 12•60. two BRs, all elec., hke new Only $7,500. A-FRAME - 6.6 acres: II yrs old. 2 ~ baths, fireplace, full basement, 2 sundecks. 2 llusmess rms . lg. garage about 40•30. dnlled well, on Rt. 248. HOUSE, POND & SHOP Remodeled, 4 or 5 bed· rooms. rec. rm approx. 28x20, d10mr. study, 2 baths, free gas, IF. workshop 78x38 w1th pnvate off1ce, 4.9 acres for $125,000 2 HOUSES - On Main St. w1th level lots, view of river and all ut1hllfs. $14,000. OWNER FINANCING -So· mething you can afford. 3 BRs, llath, central he~. dbl. garage and level lot neat the schooi. .Asklng fl5,000. CERTIFIED APPRAISALS 992-3325 Housmq Headquarlers Help Wanted ANYTIME 13lJ 1CHEH SHOP IESIDIIIIIAL INDU!TIIAL ru C••• '' v••. Pom~l• s..•~~""'' MASONRY IESTOIATION, QUAUFIED APPUCANTS SHOULD SEND 'RESUME TO BOX 729J IN .cARE.OF THE DAlY SENTWEl, 111 COURT ST., :' POMEROY, OtiO 45769. •• . fm IUTCHIIING W/IHIS <'OUPON Good thtu A,;pst I S - POOU, SHE~ IUNS, I AIMING EQUIHINT, HOUSES, STOll fiONTS, ET(. Work Guer.meed · CALL ANYTIME '446-1318 . FREE ESTIMATES 614·•146··30l!l 7-6-1 IWD BOGGS J&L BLOWN INSULATION .SALE~ & SERVICE U. Sc. RT. 50 EA$T GUYSVILLE, OHIO CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES - John D•rt, · New Holl...t, lush Hog Authorized POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL Form fquipmont , Dealer FREE ESTIMA 11S . far• E~al••••t Parts & Servlee PH. 992·2772 Carry Concrete Culverts Licensed & Bond'd ' WILLIAMS TRENCHING. SERVICE Rl. 4. Hysell Run Rood Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PH . (614(992·28J4 or 992-6704- Free Estimoles 5-ll-lllo. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT IO·B·tlc EAGLE RIDGE ·AUTO REPAIR Truck. ,uto. & heavy equipment repairs and • welding . (All makes &' modolsl PH. 949-2756 John II. lenh Owner/Mechanic S·S·'I7·J- 6-2-17·1 110. 1·3-'86 lfc J&L BLOWN INSULAnON VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING core heater cores·. can also acid boil rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing "Fiff PAT HILL FORD f!TIM~TES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13· tfc ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques CUSTOM BUILTHOMES & GARAGES 1124 fast Mlli~ 51. Pomorey HOURS: Tuo.-W1d.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. SUnday: I p.m.-7 p.m. ly or Appointment "At Reasonable Pric11" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 . Roger ·Hysell Garage Rl. 124, Pomeroy. Ohio AUTO & '{RUCK REPAIR Also Trl11111iul01 PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6·17·tfc 168 North Stcond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We C•rrv Fishing Suppliet Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here PHON! ~I RUSS MOORE 992-2526 Night NO SUNDAY CALLS - PLUMBING & .....1"'"- 1 <"'""• 4-16-86-tfn 1&04. - ~ .0- HIRING! G._.._tjobo.yo.,r tt 1 .000 . 111.000. Coli 102·131·1111 Ext. 1449. I ... RtASONAIIf • RELIABLE E- 304-171·2474 .. 171-ltll. I 111 .Jilt 1 tl Smtft - · dog, 4 yro Old. n.uterld. OOCMI wtdl eN'*•· Coli 304· n3·18011 ott• 4 ,30 PM . Opportunity Cook lftd wilt,..• · Mllded. Pref• m.tur. adult. Kountrv Kitchen Ae1t1urent, "•ctne. Loat and Found FouNo: Gold•n' ,.etrle.,., puppy 9 to 10 wMilll okl: Found on l11te lt . Call e14·446· 2073, A- "*" Mtr. Found: M•te ....... WeiriN. Public Sale 8a Auction Fill Mlfk_. ..,. Fri. let. lun. North on At. e2. W•tCoknftbla. W. Va. AI dNl1r1 •• walaama. 9 ...... ...,.,t.... ,,_ k'"oihol4appH.ctO.AI ...... •4 llllior. Wented To Buy · Wepey ceth tor.lat• model cteen uNdc••· Jim Mink Chw.-OIU Inc. Btl Oen• Johneon ,, 4-441·3172 TOP CAIH peld for '13 ....... and newtr uud c... SIM:h lulck-Pont4ac. 1111 hat.-n Aw .. Qolllpolll. CoM 114·4412212, wh..._ liE,. NEEDED tor buoln_, ICOOUnta. F~ Tln,e, 810.00Gtl0, OOO·Port-Timo. I 12.000· tii.OQO.No lollntl. -lou• lin.... ... your 01111tn hours. Trlliltlftg powld1d. CaM 1-t12· 131·1170, 1111-F, lorn to I""' 1c.nu.1 8tMdard Ttme) . MONEY for cot... e: C.ll tt.. AllftV Notlonol G - lor FlllE lnlvmliotlon .......... 1 ·IOO·t42· Htl. AVON. no IOMoo chW80. t•rrltorl.,, p"on• 30& -1711421. La~ to IN• in with eltdy. Pref• •~vet. l .. ery eomeon• who Sinking .rtfllpratwt fr"'· on, A< lwiMOw unito onlrl, ~ dliJt. ....... *""'...... ............ _.....,_o .., .... Is, trMh co,.act.,._ · CALL 992-7732 7-6·'87-1 mo. Homea for Sale end n.gotillbla. 3fM.I71·2374 or CaM ltdf to ttve '" with en old• ltght hoUse k..lftg, 304-171· 2210 olttl 1:00 wamM, .am11 city,.....,. .. I m11ot grom Go""""'". !MI - · mobil• ho•• •• tr• .. • · ln . 147,600 . Col 114·-·1031.' rnW.t condition. __ . tocelledl WI 147,000. Cell -:-:-::.:..:...:..:.:...:....... Eldolty .... - .. n - doy· tlmo holp wHh llgM , _.... _ . Ftetwoodl • • of. l'omeroy. 114-241·1117. lnct end meel•. caM 304-171- •. ldtch. .. bollwoom .... carplltlfta. 'h acre to 17 Kr• ava61altle. 114-441-2311. c.u .. • · ·AIIM•ku •Waehers •Diahwa•hera •Ranges •A ..rlgerators •Drye'' •Freeure PARTS and SERVIICE ' •• CAll Ft* -Fill EI'IIU11 991-6116 01' ~,... tor r.nt. 2 end 4 •• d oom. f\lmlehed. 2 chUdren. MOJMI• 11 4·441-0101. ~~~:oohL 1••10 mobil• z bod•oom tNIIw Godlpollo F•rrv. nioe krt. 30&-171-7142. 1171 Oowemor. 14•18. tot.. ~ on rMtM hn. phOne 304-171·2417. 44 01 304·182· Mtddleport & Vicinity ;·, ,; ' .July 1,10,11. 234 Mulborrv -. Aw. 10• .m.-1. Fumiture. ..,.. pllenOM •nd cktthing. , _, 'l . -lo- . Houillehold fumitwe ind yerd _t01 ul•· 37211 lt. Rt. 124. be- , ., tween Euon 1nd lubtlation. r r... Wedn•·adey through Friday. _ : 1'00·1 ,00. Hldo-o·bod. ooloond t.evalor• allndl. lnfHt·•dutt <: elott"'· . . wing muhlne. Cloth• on ~ ttblt 10% oH. • lt4·112·3143 . ::---"::-:--~""7:"'--'-- < •• YwciSaleatCh..t•klno'•·-Wotf ~\ . Ptn Rd. Fridoy oncl loturdoy, ' ~Jiun~o~t~m~h~o~nd~l1~t~h·~·~~,~~~~·:~=' ~·· --;; ! Mandlly, July 13. 8:00·2:00. At 1 ·: Mlrlt,n Powell. Vine 11 .. II• ~ ·· -:cc•l~n;o.~A~II~hoo~u~ll~h~oo~la~h~Ot~m~o~.~~ ,- ' 2 f~tAity . Collte• RoM, lyr• ~ :-..~ CIUH. Juty 1Qih and 11th. "~> • • 10:00-l :oO. . -- Apartment for . Rant 1 Mel 2 bedroom .,.rtmenu for ll1ic rent for 1 bdr.• 1113.00; 2bdr .. 1211.00 . Aloo roqylrocl 1 1200'.00 -;tty .._M. CONTACT' Jo.,._ EttottO Dept. I'll 441·3117 Equot Houolftg Opportunity. Mobh home for 11te or Nnt 304-n3-Ht2 . f-luntumlthod-., 1110.00 end ... r.t.en- Ph. 304·171· nn or 304·171· 1104 A·1 Rool Ettoto. Fumllhod EfflolonoySt41. Utllltloo - ·Avo.. .......Golllpollo bolh. 107 locond Ph. 441·44t 8 oftor 7PM . ,. For Stle: flarm-111 •cr• e1 Pttrlot. CoN It ot-371· 2411. 20 . . . firm HeiWIIR Trtoe Roed. Glenwood, W- Va. far moro lnlormttlon ooll304· 773· 1111 orn3-1111 -1:00. Uplllln: unfuml8htld apMm•t. UIN"Ioo peld. Corpottd. n o -or polL Colll14·-·1137 34 F"'n.... -.. tpt. n•t door to Library. One p,of-IDMI AdUlt only. ~oitclno. I'll. 441·0331 . Bualn111 Building a Wum ..hed apartment, •221. utNM,_ pold. 1 bdl. 120 Founli, Golllpollo. Coli 441-44 te - bu....._ ....... for l. .a. Commeralll . DoWmGwn P'l:. Pl...ent.ltorea, . otfiON. A·Ona Re.. btate. Coral Y - . lrokw. Coli 304· 17&-1104: . 38 lota It hllftdl- opportun~ . _,t. Fumtture. 114-441· Mot.ogony drop !ttl tablo. 4 chai111, metChing huteh. tiiO. or Offer. Cell 1!4·441· 7112. ' IJVIM. JUlie Webb Ph. 114.-44&- 0231 . Dregonwynd Catt.ry Kennel. CFA Hlmall'ffll'l, P.ml~n and Slwn.. ktn.na. AKC Chow puppiM. N.w klnen•; Slam . . end Hlmal~lna.. Call 11 •~448- 38" aft•r 7PM. Two purebred Gr•.. Dan•. 1 M•rta m1le. 1 Pferle famal., •too. e~eh. BabY ''".. '· *;11e~eh. BebY r~bbiu, e3. 10 Coli 114·441' 1354. •edt. Refrtgentot, eofe1, redlnll't, ~~~~~ room ••bl•. Ia full •lz• Corbin • Snyd• Furniture, ee5 Second. e14-4t8· 1171 . tng, a•.,. portable Wlsh«ldrytr, refrlg...,.. ranga. 1.100 ITU elr oond .• reolln•. outdoor.man cemper top. Cell 114-4413224. . 3 Pc. woocl llvlna room eulte. Good aond. •zfO firm. c.n 1·11ot-IU·7114. Eleetric 11ove. tao. Mlcrow•v• own. 175. Mlcrowav• alrt. 121. Coli 114·612·1117 or 11 4-192·3t81 Af"'"*'t tO• Ront: 3 roomo. t 21/fiiO. Adulto. Coli 304171·~104, or 171·7731. Upttolro. 3 IR. I both. ldtchtn Dep. a Ret. tumllhod. no 231 flrot. UIO/ma. CoU 114· 441·4121. Acraage 2 yount hemtt••· compl•• with C::. . . end ICCetaOtiM. Call 304-411· 1887' Mel• mlnl11ur• D•chshund, Attori. 614·441·8181. Two mel• AKC PHing_. puppi•. 2 mot. old. •121 each. C. II ~t 4-251·839t . AHordable,..lttlewnmow.,. tl ta 21 Inch. Coli 114·241· lloomt tor rent. d1y . ..,..., month. 0•111• Hate!. C.ll 814· 441-1711 . lll:ent as low •• 1120 month. Fumlahed room. • 100. UtHhiM peid. lhll'e beth. Single mela. •; I looond. Oolllpillo. Coli 448-4411 aft• 7pm 47 .Space for Rent 2 AkC ~IIttred Beaole. femal• pupa. 11 wHk• old. 1415 eech. Colll14·211·1118. e w ... 1r1tned Rebbk Dogt. Call 114812·1349 ., 114·112· 7008 AKC roglot- blocl< bocl< Boo· 1ett pup1 . •1215 . &14-8171751. 67 Mobil• Ham• Speae-10 ft. CM' omollor. 175. Wotor Pd. 920 Fourth. Qoltlpolll. Coli 11ot441·4411 oftw IPM . tl" "H.,fo!on" bl .... ood oondHion. coli 304·4"le-1117. t8183whooiATC2008 . 1700. Coli 114·387·7113. C•rnbrida•O.Iuutrall•. lx12, ell etectrfc. 2 BR, real, rMI nlc.. boolltnt. Col\114·441· 3171 . ao .. motar, 1 HP, 1 yr. old . •aeo. tc;•nmor.t Wisher, e7o. 8oby bod. 170. Coli 114·441· 1810. apac•. . . F~mlthocl Apl., 2 Ill, " '' '"Pt'Piiiasenf""" ~: 58 & Y11d Solo. Frl Wid So~ 2327 · JeH.-.on, betiy !tame. lurnhure. .: .-•; bookl. clothing tlrla •nd ~toys. P f' Knlcik Knacll1.1 r 2 lomlty yord ~o, 174 N. Pork · _D::rlv:-o,::---::-•tt-::. _Ju-::ly~t_1_:•_:1_::00:.::._:1:MI.:_l:;;..'ll"< ~H -: 123 Pork Dr, I ftmlty yord oolo. n. .!Nod. Thuro, F!L July II, 17,11, )"' 1:00 till 1...................~ women' a. men'•· ctHidt•n :i'"' dolt!•. Wh-t: Not' a. 1:.t. ..---~;----..,.. •\ -~ ;ff< • .. bo.. . . talted 11 th• Ohio Tlltltlon thet llln.ct OYif' 2.1 lbe. par d.,.. lloe• e.ntla¥. Stblno. OH. 113-&84·2398. 2 ye.-: ofcl Reglttered Sor...U quer1M' hor ... Show quJ~Itty. good confirmation. For AI• or trtcle for • yearling fHty. Clil llot-211-1122. 3 or 4 ledroom hou•• In KYt• John Dooro 40, throo polm · Creek School Olttrtct . Aateren- -.wldo-end.t2200.11 . ft. trollor fromo wtth duo! uol. coo Ph. ltot-441-1621. 1300. 40 lnott electric ,.nge. t28. C.lll14·742-2174 8ft• 1:00. 1178 Mollbu Cl-'•· 1973 Nave. Call 30~87&:..·1 881 after 1:00. 1978 Monte Carlo. uc ·cond, t3.ooo.oo. 30ot-171·7208 or 175·7554. - ..;._--~-........, _ =:---.c:------,·•t; .. 81 Home ... own•. w-. I ,I'll' Sililltlll': .•, I I vI!: Ill!. h CROll a ·sONS 31 w . . ... -J o - . Ohio. 11ot-211·H11 . M••:: ,.,... IIDII, Naw Holland. ua :O~Hid~.~'::*::. 1114 Ford Tompo. 4 Dr.. ~ opd.; AM·FM - · *3181. Jot.n'o 'Auto Sal••· lulavltl• Fld .• Golllpolll. g:: • compl.te )hie of naw • uHd equlpm.m. t.aro• Hlectlon In I.E. Ohio. 77 Chovy lmpolo otatlon wo10n. t700 or btot otter. 71 ValktWOJIOII Robblt, 1100. Collet ol.' 441·8171 or 114·441·6144. tr- - Utl~ bldg: 27'1<31'11'. t 3'18' 1 3' Mlk - r . •4444 or-od . Iron Horoo lldgs. 114·332·1741. 181 Mllee\'fergutontrllator• M12 M - For.,_ bolw •4.1110, 3 pt. hHoh m - , moalllfto · - · Hoy ooniltlonw 1110. zoo tollon tank wMh oort t211. Colll1ol-218· 1170 Chryolw- Yorltw-483 •ng.,.uto.nna..41.000actu• mil•. 1864 ford ,_lckup, ntftl DOOd. nood oomo , _ loot Otfw. 1114 or 13 rombl• otollon -on. ttOO. Colll1ol311-8301. ~~-:::1:71:·:48:3:1:·====Ji.'l:l2:2:·:::::;::;::;:::::~ SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 1174 Pontloc. Runs good. 1410. Colll14·441·47&2. , .1173 Pinto wo,_.hoo w.-.od. Motor --oondlllon. Con btu_. for portO. Cotll1ot-211·1321. I,,._ 1171 Llnoolft Mwk v ........,. 40,000 """'ol mi-. Colll1ot-Zote--. • -loin. 1812 C - ..,... olr, ot·Wldwoll molntal-. 11100. Coiii14·H7·7114. 1 - C - 2 OR, Auto., 11.000 mllto. Coli 114·-· 1121, tt 11: -··-.-.....t 171 ' I I luioll lllvloro• • A...... a; 11;1 ........... AC.AMaFM 1178F11n1Pinto-ouiomotlo.V-I. tiOO,qulolttoltiOO.. I .._ ...... 10:10. 1160. CoN 114441-7011. 41 Hauaa for Rent Nlotlr tumlohtd omtl A. .tt. ontr. llltfM'en... ,.. . otllrod. Off pOri!Jno. ,h. . • ,4-441·0331. . . -·Coli far ., Uo; 1... . .... Colllot-. . .7872.1..... •=•441-11~2. . 74 "You think your cl'illd IUj)port peymente loullll? I have to provide three oun088 worms"""' lour houra .. .. " .. . Motorcycle• .,. t I " 84 n• top end. '1878 Super Ollcle. new tlr•. luth• bap, Cell after 1:00PM lt4-378·2447. 1881 ATC 210 R. Colll14-441· 7310 . . 1871 Hondo ,.a 200 T. Vllr1( aood aandftfan. 1300 mil•~- rHMnable. Caiii14-44113H. I It ' " Electrical Refrigeration ---~--------------- . ,. R•klantl.t at' commercial wl;:,!.. ·~' lng. New Hfvlce or r.palre. Llc.nlllld alac:tricl•. · E1tlrneu ,. ~· tr-. Ridenour El.ctri01ll, 30... ~· 071·1781. . 85 General Hauling Kowoookl XZ400, 12110. Coli 114-441-UZI. ,Dillard WM• Servia.: PoolS~ · "'! : Cllt.,..., WeU1. Delivery Any- ·' • 1117 Suwld IT&O, 4 whool tkn•. c.u 814-Ue-7&04-No -.) ~ ! 1100. or btot ollw.: 21" C -. .Sundav Cllfte. • I-TV--•1_00-:-...,304--,-17_1-,_312--,-2_.-:-:- R • R 8erviC6. "'om• ;;'~ 1111 Hondo 210 Robol, bl- ~arne. well1o poole filled. ~· 110 mlloo. n.., oond. 304-178· Form-'¥' Jam• 8oys Weter. Coll304·178-1370. 7471 · •• .~ 1113 K-told KX 10, • J w...r Service. Swlmmlna .,. • _... e 410.oa. :104-171-1,08. ~.. c~e. welle. 114=. " ' 141-12815. . . . =~ 1813 Hondo XL 210, uc cond, ~. 10 oo 3ft•171 2111 II : ' • ' w..... Honchl CR 210, PC •• " -..------ Ph: ••' ... •• a:ond. ~ 304-171-2711· 711 Boote and Motora for Sale ' Formilrly Ken'• now Jahn'a We1tr 8.-vloe. John WMtwWit. Jr. Ownw. 1.000 or 2.000 till · 304-171·224111. ' 1111 24 ft. Pont- - - . 70 " ' Evonnido - · • - · 87 "'pholatery Lob-lxtlw................. ~-~-------IHI Ciullo CoM 114-. . .·47a. • 11 ~~~- Collltt Ctuloer. ' R • M Cuttom Couohto ..... I t - 4 to 1. 120 liP Moroury R,uphatmry, lt. Rt. 7, ~ ' I . ( ) - · Noodo-l·ltl~na• City, Oh. 11ol-2111-1470, ..... .............. - ... · - " " 114-441-:1431.0-doltylto ·lhKU at Alldng t1100. C.U 4:10. I.a. 1:10 to 1:10. Okt • · 114-.,...71121. are - '· - 61 Farm Equipment &1 Hou1ehold Good1 "' _._,_-...,.....--.--- . of reaurgltated 1879 GMC 4x4 lAton c•mpe~. Specl ... huden, aluin. lntllk& ttc. Many n.w Plrt•- ~each body worlt. UIOO. 114·91111-· • 4141. Plgo 030.00 - · Rlco'o P!tl Improvement• Form, Ton Mlollaod 2 mil• ofl 72 Truck!! for Sale ]-...,.--------~ Nt. 12. 304-.el-1183. -~-------~ BAiEMENT " 11n Chevy P/U truck; runo WATERPROOFING , good. nlco body. 01,:tal. Coli 64 Hey l Grein UnconditiOnal ut.a:lm• gUII'en-,. , lt4-281·1522. tH. Lac.l ref•enctl fumllhed.- -... 1ton dump truclt. Pickup tRICk. Free. wtim..... Can coiHt t-11ot-237-048B. doy or nigh~ " .o.t: hw and straw I 1.75 per Co)'nplata IR suit•. C•r • R o 1 • r 1 B 1 s e m e n 1 I .~ Sweep•. R•c:an. c:hlllr. Hou . . bele. tobacco, tomato litH• WM•proofing. • 1. • hold H-o. Gollltol-441·1421. 1 5Ce•oh. Morgan' I WoCMiawn Ferrri. Rt. 35. Pliny, 304·171· SWEEPER 1nd uwing machine , ''• · Dump bed wtth hYdraulica • t281. r:yNnder • lttUhm..U for 110 ,.,..r, part1, and 1Upp..... Pi. . ,: P/U trucl<-1471. 11181 Chovy up •nd delivery. Dewla V.cuum,.,., . • plu One 42.000 mH•. Cleen•r. one hilt mil• up 65 Seed l Fertilizer Qoorgoo C - Rd. Col\ 114-" .c 13195. Coll'lt4-216·1122. 441-0284. ,.,..., Ford PI ell· up, "" -od Bari..,· COVER Crop Setd and 1878 bldl, All bide .ubject of min- RON'S Televl•lan lervlc•. F•ild . . rterv. Don Johnaan. Imum price of •~nee. Cin HouH calls on RCA. Qu..,, Portlond. Ohio. Coli Uot-843·. bo Sptdollng In Zonhh. Co" fl/ Dolling 11ol-441· GE. 1205. 304·171·2318 01 114-441: 4130 lor oppol~tmont. 2454. 1870 Jaep pldlup1 4 wh_. TrH Trimming. ltump '!' ' •tvo. I ft. bod. Good cond. Whh Fetty toppo<. 11400. Coli 114·448· removal. C1ll 304-871-1331. Tr.lnspurl.tllllll 4514. Aatary or cable 1ool drMIIng. , · 1917 Dodoo Rom 50. Coli MOlt well• completed Mm• dey. Pu,np 111.. and e.-via.. 3C)4.. _. ltol-441· 7:J80. 181·3802 ' 71 . Auto1 for Sale w .. tlng to buy: 78. 78, so, 1 GMC or Ch.vy "At ton pick-Up. 8 Sterka TrH •nd Llwn Setvha1 " fl. bed. 2 ar4wh. dr., 2ton7 Eac. IIIW'n cera. landlciiJing. ltump 1f._ .,~ 1111 Chwy Mollbu. Good Cond. Will poy top clollor. Col remov1l. 304-57&-2842 or1o ' . sh..,e. onaown•. clothlnYrior. 114-448-2201. 9-1. 44t·2734 171·2903. • "' .... , : U,3&0. Colll14·281-1122. ottir 1 ond Home Nplllr. roofing, pMntlng. :.r:. 1184 Cotollrlty, uc.. cond., '73 Ford XLT f!ongtr pickup, bulldlntl ond houllng. phone · ' 1 ti~J~ .' d..._ interior, PSIPI. eir, tit. Soulh«n tNdl, exc cond. cell 304·&11-3190. crul•e.AM/FM/cau•tte. 304-87&-4040. 14100. Colllt4·441-Z071011L j.:.:._::.;_~~::.;_---::-:-:-:-:­ Plumbing oftor I . ti7B GMC truck. 11,100.00. 82 3114-171·1111' It Heating Moroury Coprt. r~;::::::;:;:::=;:::;;;;;= Shorp 1180 ----- ·'~ ~. Sunroof. AM·FM·Caas•tte. Wlnowhool ....... 01281. Coli 73 Van1 It 4 W . O . CARTER'S PLUMIINO .. ,"'. 11ot-286·11Z2. AND HEAnNO , '·' .1183 Conwralon Chtv¥ van. Cor. Fourth and Pin• , . ,• t811 c - ... _ Auto., 0.-.0hlo . . PI, elr, V-1, MW llr... Ci;ll Loodod. Colll14·441-9311. Phon• 114-441·3888 or 114· ' 1"" 11ol-141·3417 oftor I PM . . .. . . ., •'"'f,H u •til guollna power•d tfimmen end bru"'cutten for oolo. Pomeroy Homo tnd Auto 114-112·2014. Hobon Mttt lllcOrM- 17t 2. Automatic ar menuel. Moving. 1710. CoM 11ot-182·•Z2 ~ I OO d tO OO .tween : eft : p.m. Kenmore 1000 BTU air COftCI'. tion• with En_,., lav•. Like n.w. 18 lnah aotor , lV. oak c:oblnot,-"' good. n 50. Coli 114-742·2271.. . T·Bitd H•rltate. fully Zieb.-tild lnlida and outoldo. 12.000.00. 30ol-171· 1310. !Ired )11.. like the equipped, -loin. Col1.1ol-441-1:11t . ---- v.-. 1979 Duroc 8o.-s. Fruit Vegetables & Vicinity ;.;_., 1 AniP•· H•mmond OrgM Ml, p.,au._ lion. LMIIa IPNk•· ldetl tor hom• or church. aeoo.oo. 304171-1030 otter 1:00. ·W•• oo~c~. 11 H ........ o.n~ ....... Coli 114-441-4411 - 11'1111. •MCI. I..,_ Mueical lnatruments 1------------ """" Grovo. with run! - · 304-171-2113. int•n•IIY in1pected • guarant ' ~. lnttlllatlon a piCIJup tvallable. c.u 11 4-441--otee. D•l •heuat: ldtl. tll.ll lnStalniiM eteelea._,lt ~·· •lillild. "' Mott Fords. Chwv Now cuatom mH• for your Truckt, •x4's. Mutfltr ~ck. motor hom• or Cl-.fc etr.. Man, I StimpsOn Ava .. Athan1, With lif~tlm• warr8nty. Muffl• Ohio 1·800·t43·3717. . Man, 9 Stimpson AWl., A1h-. . Ohio. 1·100·143·3717. I cvl angina. radletof end hood , 1971!1 Ford F-1001 30...,171- ' 1911 Dodae O"'ni. 2 door for . . 3011. Ford tl'tlctor "'lth plow• • disc. 2 hatchbHk. Front wh ... drtve, 4 row corn plentar, mowing m• cyl. auto., AC. very aoocl condl· chine. hay b.... •~&00. C.ll tlon. U210. 114-8t2·1104. 77 A'!to Repair 11ot-281-1122. 1977 Uncoln Mark V. 480 Ford IN tl'llctor with 3 pt. hhah. enUint. PB, PI, AC, llttlah.,..,tt. J1cbon 1--114- lnw6or. gooct tir... aoodanglne. Stru.., 111~.115 pair, lnlltelled. . 21flol600. color brown. t2800. 814-192· Most mod.ts. Muffler Man. I 7141 . StlmPtOn AYe.; Athen1. Ohio Allll Chllm•• '4·b• •~• deliv'· t-BQO.I43-3717. •rv ,..,., c.u 114-44~ - ~10. 19&8 AMX. lorlol No. CtDOOI31390. 311 HP. oil lera. chains. end eprockela to fit 1toalt. all original. t6000. C.ll 79 M'Dtora Home• •lmolt eny SIDERS 114-MII·ZZf&. a. .c ampera EQUIPMENT CO.. Hond ... n, W. VL 304-175·7421. Two 1114 Dadv• D•rt Convert~ bl... Beet off•. For mor• 30 lnch-to•G-.230 Information. coll814·112· 1122 1977 Apach1, tald dowrl ' Sleapa six. AC a DC C11e bll•. piton• 304-U2· betweiln e:oo and 10:00 p.m. Convener. Stow. let box. EKCe&2~22. '71 Momo Corio, 310. AC. PS. ..., oondhlon. Coil 114·371· PI, lhtly wheela. •harp, 2811. 62 Wanted to Buy 13.000.00 or boot offw. 3oot1974 SU!rcraft G•IMy Swint• 571·2401 or 171·2071. fold down cemper, .....,, 8. '74 Corwtte, 310 auta. 10,000 Good Cond. n.~eo. Coli 114Naw buying .,...1 corn or •• mM11, •e.IOO.OO wll conald• 211·1142 otter 3PM. corn. Cell for IMilt quote•. River trodo. 304-171-2383. 198130 ft. Q...,p.s~...· .City Form Supply, 114·4412911. '78 Dodoie ttetion wagon. m• AC, .wnlng, TV 1ntanna. ful ~ ch•nical axe, new llrea. bedl. ttudio couch-.mak• • bed. .. , tiOO.OO. Moving out of lttle Uke n.w. H.. evtrtthlng. C.ll 61ot-31B·8732. ' 63 Liveetock muet sell. 304-713-9115. 1 TONY'I GUN REPAIRI·. hot """"-'"" now toldno order ordorolor oultOitl Mou_... ooll U1M • rebUitt tran1milaiona. 111 .. ". M HI M u • OMo •n. Athenl. ~ll'lt:lidlllll'.l . • 1948 Chwv Stylem•sttr-1810. Goad cond. Call 814-441· 1137. Auto Part• Acce110riea 115 Mea_, Ferguton trltCtor. 7ft. N..- Holland h., bind. 18 "'odel N•""f' Holl1nd. baler. U,300. lmornot-1241 rou!111 bolw·nlco. t3316. Coli 114· 281-1122. Bundy clerinlltt • atlnd. b• glnntn booltt. Call 114-387Q184. All~,~~~~~~~~~~~ hooli·Upo. Coblo. Aloooffloloncy lpeee for rent, trel.., LoeuetAd, At. 1. Paint~tte. .nt, 304-171-1 071. Now thN July 31 ftrot 3 months lot ""with , .... · Fomlly Prldo Mobllo Homo Pork. Oalllpolla F.rrv 'whntW. c.._ 101tm1Mto. ilpoclouoloto, huih oi!IY ground tnd pl..,lc orO& 304· 171-3071 Uf no .,..,.... IMVe mMUge on mKhinet . 4t41. Purahned from •••"· ( pr1cllctlly new. S17&. C.ll Wh._• ptteh•-Piclc your ow-n. 114-448·11n . •10/ Bu. or lib. for t1 . bring own .aontel..... Fri. • let. Pool tebfeo 150, ping-pong tabl• 121. W-/dryor-S40. t;oll R-.ynon Pttch Orcherd. At. 7 Lower Atv•r Ad. Oellipolla, OH. lt4·311·1314. 114·441· 4107 . Cloud 188t loll low Mill. oil otool Sund..,l. ,.,,•• 44" biMe. rollen,:nwdutt Canning tometos for •-'•· Cal bl~ . Good cond. wtth f!D'd 300 lndu1. Eng. I cyl. Tot• ' lt4· 251·1531. t1,800 Ct11114·318·1314. O~o~tUty FNitl and V,ettbl• 7'x11' flatbed trill•, Electric: feleU 1nd whoiMtl.. . • 8. Produal •crDU from Piau Hul. ·· oeoo. Call 11ot-141· Golllpollo, Ohio. 1137. lpece tor emaHcllbl.. trail.,.. roorne. air •nd MillOn, W.vo. Coll304-773-lel1. 47Wanted to Rent It 6011 . For- 81le: Edtdll body roll•. Offk:tllpece for A•nt. EKC.Uent for Anom.,t. Accountant. etc. ClaM to Court HouM. Call WIMmen R•.J E•t• Agency. 11ol-441·3144. old Be.. l• ~pa. Alsu v•..- On• Mdroom apt WI Henderlon. w .v .. col1304-871-1t72 oftor 1:00. Furnlahed Room• Coc::ll.;.. &Panl ..·femll• pup. 8 mos. old. AKC reg'~ . Accelto· rl• inaludld. •1 10. Call 114· 441·2012. 1 .Mecn building sit•. nleelwlll 2 Ill, 2 both. """"'""· ldtchtn krt. Clo• to town. Coli 114- . lumltt\td. no ,;,to; dtt>. • ret. •321/mo. 11 C6urt at. CoN 441-71:17. 11ol-441·4121. Trtl11 lot lor..,., Noturol goo, 1/2 mNI out' A-lulolrlto Pumltt\ocl Apl.. 3 ;..,., oilRd. Coiii14-H7-7431. both. 701 FOurth. GoUipollo. •111. Uti- pold. eon .,,._ 1¥..: ac tot on Janys Run Rd. Ml-4411 aft• IPM. ~­ · · -···· ··-· ·· -· -- ~ · - ····· ··--· · · · · ' ••w. 54 Mlac. Merchandise , 1 Lot: of 4 spea• •t Ohio M•tnorlll O•rdenl tor inttKm• tlon CoH 114·441·2107, COUNTRY MOBILE Home Plfk. Route 33. North af Pom,rov. Rental tr•U•t. C.ll 11&~982- r. .t . .. ........,.oft.·e;ov.......... - "*"• or - o d. 7471. 1·1 12 I I - mobllo homo. 3 ~ ' come. .....e: Mfl. cell 304-175·11101 .. 171-6170. • r, .................... eftch e,.ytlm• mobile ~ & Vicinity . • 14•70 IJIIM•· Ctntrel elr, 3 - . 1 .'o'lbttti. Ciotn. llot112·23&7 oftor 1:00. W""· AKC l o - pupploo 011ly 2 loft. 7 old. t171 .00. 304·171·2721 or 171·3411. .. ....... GalliiioliS' ....... .. Ill' yI' 11 I' I . ... Wen1ec1 to buy, atendl,\g limber. Coli AI Tromm tt 114-742· '· 2321. 'l 24a·l170. 178· '71111 or lt4-H7·03tt ofttl I :OG pm. - Brownie untform, .cceuori•. camp 'equipment, 304 -17132t4.. . - e_,.,_,, Coll11.4·141· 1323, -t7,800.00 .....":F;;rlc.· n-oollable.30•· e. 1 ecr•. pm. 1 1 1 3 - - ?-IPM . 1t71 Uvlng 3 bedraom 1n elllctria. Cr1b C'"* Aced. 304-175-IIOV at· tor 1:30. !:_,. City. 3 Ill trollor. 1YI botho. 3 mlloo pMt H._ on Co. ,.d, 48 in ho"'a , 12~7 •• endo . 111.100.00 304171·240t or 17 -2078. :: .-::,:-:dr.:..-. ,::,... ::--,..... -.~..=-.. ":""--ric. - ... - • .' b....,-"· 1~•70 ·'II Nt""'o. MMttul IO~kwl. Ne• Nor1..... Prloed rioh1 or wll tNd& Colt t14·UI· UOO. Rio G ....... e. •c. 1173 2 • ' com .MIMie home. ~ f'vmilfMd whtl tot In ton ...._ sl.700.00. Coli ollor 2:00, 304-,t71· 2ZII . bu1t- 1ft t••70 3 IR troller. Nodrlnldng. - · or flthtlfte. 1271 mo. p4vt teo · . Coli ow-o. 114·311-7287 e6tl0. Colll1oi-61Z·UI7, LO\OOiy- 3 I l l spring. 2 Uf . . . . . . i'MoJ .... alii:. 10 yr., 114-812· 1434 2111. 114-211-HZO 31Nd•oom~hame. ... up rted¥ 10 move l..-o. ,._.., COYer, . . . . Complele. Homo for ltilo lrr _ , Eet .. aa111 ..... ._. on2 . ••~~ AC . w .a .F.P .. ... ..... 2 cw ...... "'· llefote 4 :00PM lt4·441·0001 Altor . 41'1111 . I'll. 304-171·3111. a......... 2 - ••I Cloy I 171-11,11. Buying cktlty told. 1ltver coins. rings, j....ary; ltlrling w ..... c~nt, t.,e ~rrency . Tap prt.CII. Ed 8urtcet: ..,..., lltop, 2nd. Avo. Mlddl_., Oh . ll4· 812·3471. 31 room unfumiltled •pt . C.ll i2~.~~~~...~rtii;lv~tui;;'mlohod;;;i;i~-;;;;;~. I 46 1173 14JC70, 3 oom. tvr.· 17260. 1111 2 .......... -.... 11100. 11ot-iU-7Ue. ' chair, low COUGh, dinette. new -- 78$-3561 2 1111.. at ~-- ..Col_lt&· 37t·2171. . _...... Coll1ot-,.2-1213. 1!1· II I· 1.11 · ·r.· F unalng llo. 114-441·122t . 2 Ill . oil utllhloo pd. •copt .tee.. tum. or unfum .. MO. dtp. req 'ed. Con~•d~t tocet~n . Colt 114·441· 1111. ,........... Mill ..•• art. Cvm•of Fourttl..., flalfMr. Mull ... to " elothto, • 4 mi. from Rd. KJN'S APPLIANCE SfRVICE 114-441· 1 j . nto.. Freftclh Ctty 8roMI· 1bM_......,.,......, ,.,. tlolly . . . . .. Colt l1ot--17U. _ .. H - Cortw , •lo_ Rick Pa•reon AuctiOftNr u~ 1ft Ohio ind Woot Vllglnil . Ae.. £ttat1. ,,...._, firm. Al10 CIUI Grooming. All bread1 . .. All 2 bedroom turnieed 1p1, Nf end C•llehen'l UHd Tlr• Shop. 0~• depoe~~, New Hft.tn. W. Ve .. 1.000 ..... ol-12.13, 14, t5, 21R, AC. Hud 10-od. 304· 112· 3217 or 304·773 · 11. 11.5. I mlhll out At. 21a. RIVeMMI¥ WI kanaut.. Fo.t.,. 1024 Colllt4·ZII· I211 . Moble Home l'.,k.. Ph. 11 .. 3 roorna and bath. t• h.... PINtle tllt•m ·mtl epprovld. 441-tl02. ~ floor. welh• 1nd ..,.., ptatlc Hptlc t!lnka. plaetle Nlot 2 lfll 'Mobi• Homi.. Upper hoo~ "'· no children. lmm.cll• culvert•. m...l cutwrta. RON occupency. No pe11. pi:Mm• fit • . 7 Furftllhecl, __,.., paid, CaM EVANS ENTERPRIIE8. Jock· 304-171-4410 .. , 13 or 10. 11oi-241·H1&. oon. Oh. lt4·211·1130. t •71 ...""'""' • -· 3 IR. ••I••· I APARTMENTS. mobUt homM, hauMI. Pt. P'te.•nt and Oelllpo- 42 ~Dblle Home• for Rent 1234. liquldetion 304 -7735716 or n3·11430. t220. 0100 d-•"· Call 114· 112· 1110. c_..., oldorly. Stop ""OlllriO loc- on Union A'lll- or e.. 114-H2·7772. Rent b•ed on Income. Equat ..~ IUk:llng on 1 'I'll •CI'M off .... ,10 tt P'otW. Cell 241- riding lewn OUT FOI FUTURE usn 3 bedroom houM, fdty room, -blo • • - .. 3100 Pt~rlth A... Pt. Ph. 304-481·1071. 1 ·~ 1 t7t 'UMtty MoW• Home wtth erN. I14~ HZ· 7173, c- -.n•· In Middleport. 1 bedroom, U 10. 2 beclroom, &'":"-· Coli Groom 1nd Supply Shop-Pet Groclout living. 1 ond 2 b.,. room tll*fmant• •t Vlllet• with broU•. M•nor and ,.lvenlde AiMitt- Kerwnoregu ment• In Middleport. From ' K•nmore10,000 BTU 1ir condl1211. Including utllltl•. Coli tlonor. Colll14-441-3121 . • Fumlehed 1113 ll!yllnoo t4•10 2 IR, AC , coli• Met fl• coli.... Hetnloci6. 8 Untumtahid , ..... apertm,...t. 2 IR, odulto only. No pou. 322 Third ...... Coli 614·441-3748 or 114· 211·1103 , CARPET Remnants--All lb:n. ......... 08.00 yord • room• S300 • up. ~Vallabfe. Motlohen Upper Rlv•r Rd . Call 7444. &304. 11ot-112-n87. EOH. .... 76 Two Gravety tractan end atuchmente. Alao uMd pal"b tor Grovoly trtctor. Coli 114·441· Pete for Sale ••no• NEW AND UIED MOilLE HOMU KIIIIL'I QUAUTY MOIIL£ HOME lALli. 4 MI . WilT, QALUPOUI, liT 31 . PH0NIIt4·441-7Z74. goodo. REPAIR SERVICE $ervict Call $1250 you f,"' (CUT -od. r-"'>d· CoM 814·112·Z!IIIt . THE WORKINO MAN'S FRIENO ' tto..I"IJ . MIKE'S APPLIANCE Only S..rine Ill mojOr ....,. of - VALL£Y PIJILIIH· 1ft,_., p!Mio. Larg• prega ..... July 11th and : 1 12th, 8 :00-1:00. 40370 Lim· • borter Rldgo (TR 2701 R-· viMo.. Ciothino. toolo. , _ _ '· 2r_,t bedniom """"' tnd • · for In POIMtD\'• p..u.ety fur· 32 Mobile Home1 ior Sale ' . I NOT1CE I . 1 IR lutnlohod opt. Very Cloonl Coli 114·441·1111 or 812· ffom •lntlt or lost. On Iunder, Juty ,I . lfMII btadl doGTerrier. On ST.RT. 124 ._rd llutiMd. Ftmlty pet for 10 , . . .. C.l 114·912-6371. Orovt~ _ •: •.'' •• 25 ft. Cre.t PontOon boat. 70 hp Evenrud.. lt,IOO.OO. Tralltr. extre1. 304-1715· 1080. w-. luildlnu Mttertels · Block, brtck, .....,., pip.,.. dows, llntel1• .nc. Claude Wlntert, RIO Gr~nde, 0. C1ll 11424~· S12t . -'------"-- PARSON'S FURNITURE w.._ .............~ .................... . ~ · lin SHOP CERAMIC BISQUE ............. 90 D•y• Nme as cUll with 1ppraved aredit, 3 Mil• out luiiiYih Ad. Open ''m lo lpm Mon. thN Sot. Ph. lt4·441· 0322. . Two a..hom houM tor l'*rt. Comp C -. 304-171·2121. ~ 3 lioctroom -· lui Heemtnt. IPPfOJC I-acr•, ~ TOtll aleatrlc Of'le bedroom uno11111. 33 on T o m - · lwo bed room houM. 30t fumlehed apt . FrM end 11un, :104-111·3143 or , . , _ lt .. 304· 171·1171. ....... orvt ... 114· 612·20114. III·HI7. 4 bedroom t.oue• for rwnt. 1 bedroom tpt. willable 11 3 ' ' cam htNM. 1. . . '"""' 304-171·2130. PotrterOY Ciltts Aptl. H•nd~ room. rewtred . new roof, prtoed a__. --~~~h roll-In b_. to Mil. tn •• :IO' L 304-171and kltch.,. a_,... and IUI. ........... WIH oc--"cttlono KIUtnl, IUtt-.a ftlrywhlrl, ;, I' I VII I' . Glltf . 11 · ft. · Crwtlln• JIUn-A-10\1). 1 • 118 HP, outboard, custom .: : drive-On tr•ller. Full r•diD'. • equipped. oth• utra•. Cell f 114-44... 2030. ' ' "'> .J Poirtoon bolt 8a24. 304-882· -·~: 3130. •orM. Nleo J llodnoarn ho- dining, leundry, f~~nlty room•. 1 V. ~ " ..,... A-lo. n1.ooo. 304-UI-1143. ' Two port l h - dog pupt>lto, 304·171·HZI. · 6 lorvo tully . _ ... •• 2 furMOet, .·••' . lfteri .OO. ....... within welklfttl dlnenc. of Ill:• eM• buliMia Cl6drfat. 3~ 112,000. " - dO¥· tlmo 114-141-2&12 ......... tlmo 114 · 1U · UOI II Antique pa.yer pi.no, n.., work. 304·17i·'ltl3. I Mobile service 5·22-17-2 mo. pd, PLASnC ClAn I ~p ·aut Electronic Organs Ph. 16141143·5425 h-. .-HE -t. satellite Sales Installation Service 614·843·5248 IN. 2nd AYE. MIDDUPOUr OH. I Con do ..,.t ondroollnf. - . Reatoneltte utu. Marion lnldtl. It ot-141· 2121. Molo . .nil-_ dog. Hou ... broken, good 'w etch dog. Wll blte•.ltfefw home in oo~mry. C.l •114·'742·2210. IISIDENCE PHONf UU: . For •I• a.t own•: lllciM. Ohio. zbMhraoml. otory houto. 5 - -· 3 oemralelr. •••'"' TVs, Antennas VINYl & AlUMINUM DAB,BLE , > •• J 983 1e ft. bNt with trail•. n HP motor. Col\ 114·11112·7113 Fumlthed 3 room oottat.. All nowly ....- . . . "' t-n. Aduttt onty. No petl, ref. , Hp. Col1 114·441-2143. J.R.'s REPAIRS ' Complete o ·u tter' Work Complete Rom~~oling Roofing of all Typn •worked in home ·•r1111 20 years ""Free E.timatea·· ! - · ~~- upon r• ' ' · Coli 114·317· : ... ' . .7111. away. Mele. Celll14·7•2· 27114. ·161~) 992·715~ .., 112 PIICE Manth of · give ll78/ lt11 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. WHI do light Of hNWY hou. . ' 11 month old mile CM to lfh'8 ..,..,. Utter ll'llned end declawed. CoiiiU-112·2114. GOOd uud 4 BISSELL BUILDERS hbyslttar kl Aodn" . . . for 2 boys: ... 1 to I . Thr• ta four d8¥1 a wMk. Call 114·241· only. 114·441·0111. Day or . shame how they "this w~th a soap? ..." fi'MI to iood hame. Oermeri lh"""'"', - · old. 440 Rutlond lt. IMlddl_.. f-.lftg Auct- Cal. Oocor E. CMcll. 30ot-,15· 3430. EUGENE LONG LOCAL GENERAL 'MOTORS DEALERSHIP IN -----.:NEED OF CERTIFIED GENERAL MOTORS MECHANIC. Wo koow whtro tho is. Wo oho k - tho pt- f« but<htriog and procming, We tatisfy er yau tlln' t pay COMMIICIA~ Call I -~ :, ., Owena 2e ft. C. bin Curter on 3 .... trtl.er. 13,000. Cell 81~ . -1128·...... t 331. - l y !OftiOdolod 3 ...;. hOuM tor HI• or r• an Lincoln Ht.. 114·112· 7111 after 8:00p.m. 3 month old Yellow tia• ktttento Soplic Syslems 6· 11J.I7·1 .... pel. WELUUN'S PAINTING & ' SANDBLASTING lr.ht..a. I .wka. otd. Orwy Kilt-: 3 loJ!!I hollod collooo, or~nge ........ with blue; 11¥H· Colllt4·441·3131. . hHU*U*U******HUUHo•ooo•e•HOHeH.UU*H*.. *******'**•*****UUtOeeo ,..t .............................. Box 14, Chtllll" Ohio 41120. D e - f o r - - - IIJ~Iy t7, •17. Aft Eq,..l Opportunity Employer. otripod. Coli 114·441-81131. IIACINE, OHIO '.""""" o.oooooo r-;-r I ·""';). .. ... 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, '·"""" I .. ,;r. aou.r.• I room houM.. RaN Hill, Pom• ro'f, Oh. 1.3 tc-. 117,000. AI - Mortlft lt4-178-2&13. - ~ 1110 ......... 17ft. 111210 hp Mercury motor. lho.....,..., tr.U.. MW 1n 1883. .... t4000 fill . e.u 11o1-2111702 Ntore 2pm. ~.,._ '· ~ . .... •.-: -r· .-. ··","c . I . NEW - REPAIR V. C. YOUNG Ill 15.000000 • fot curr,nt 4·22· 87 -tfn llllb!l tubar 8 I" , ~- , ~ . ~. Writesal 949-2263 or 949·2168 RESOLUTION 6·87·~ B.P .A. Village of Pomeroy BE IT RESOLVED THAT the water •nd sewer rates herein b&fore impo1ed be •manded and adjusted1o as to coincide with the programing of the computer ayatem. ... .I Boote apd Motora for Stile 76 ' Qowmment Homt1 from ,, . Dol'-tu Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting , FREE ESTIMATES KIT 'N' CARLVLE ®br Llrrr Wright oldt ·II - ROOFING •,N~;:-.,~IItl - AVO,. LOok t1 ut now. Earn Emo Monoy, 304·171·1421. Tri!OO ....... dll~ Rl. 211 . Coli 11 ot-211- 1 111 by oJ>Palt!tment. Wrileand inoNdeNIUmetoP.O. P1.1blic Notice LAYNE'S FURNITURE one lot 11110 -•) Hannan Pon·lllne Molm.;...,.. IIO!IIilon. A - . 4 htl·dolly, .......... lnbulldlnowldm_lcal......_ ' teunoe • ,.,., Apply at Ouldlno Hond lc-.Qolloo 0< Giveaway 54 Misc . Merchandiae 1:zxeo ntOblle hom~ l.c. concf., lftg prtmory ....... ~ .......... hnd ,._.,.. to P.O. loa 271, Chtlllli'e; OH 4U20. 4 &1 Household Goode 3 IR brlclc. c•port, _.. bom . . ....,..,., tor1 yr. oncl'l yr. old. nw• ...,~ .. A-ov Ret--lrod. CoN 241-ltUwtnlneo. ' h8 Deily Sentinei- Page-9: l Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. 31 · Homea for Sola Help Wanted - • • · new Uplw)iteiiid. ' -- '. ...••' :: ' ., •\ ;:; ••, ~ '· .~ ·~ •• •-'· ,.! �. ............. ... , ~ ..................... . ' . . .. ,._ . ~· ,. , .. ~ . . . . ... . .... . . . . . ~ ~--~~·~ t'age · Pomeroy _Middleport, Ohio 10-The Daily S11ttinel In the spot/igh!: Friday. July 10, 1987 Blackberries, abundant . a1J(i easy to .'freeze ''and store' .; By Cindy S. Oliveri course that Is before the cream, For freezing, there are two (about 3 quarts); 1 package 2 cups crushed strawberries or a freezer. It kept at room County Extension Acent sugar or pie crust Is ·added! methods. It the blackberries will powdered pectin; 8'h cups sugar. blackberries {about 1 quart ber• temperature, they will .mold o~ .Home Ecoaomlcs/4-H · Blackberries can be preserved be used tn desserts, place them tn Sort and wash fully ripe rles); 4 cups sugar; 1 cup fe~ment In a short time. Once~ ' It looks like Its's going to be a by canning, freezing or making a container and cover with cold berries. Remov~ any stems or powdered pectin; 1 cup water. jar Is opened It shOuld be stored 1 bumper year for fruits of all them Into preserves. 40-50% syrup or add 1 pound of caps. Crush the berries.' It they · Sort, wash, and crush berries In the refrigerator and used In a ' types· this ye·a r InclUding black- . . . When selecting blackberries .dry sugar to .') or 4 ._ pounc!s (If . are very-seec!y, put part :or _all of as noted_aboye, Place berries In~ .· . · few days. . .. ·· . . 1 . , berries, · The field behind ·aut ·· .for pres~rvat(ori, look tor fully - · berries and mix very gently In a them through asleveor foOd mill. ·. large. mixing boWl. A<!d sugar;, .· Note; _lf jamls:t 00 firm, stir to · Measure crushec) berrle\into a mix well and . let stand for 20 soften. It It tends. to ~~parate, sti~. ; house Is .loaded wl.th them. and · mature well-colored; but not soft ... large bowl Qr flat pan. If you plan . several clientele have been tn the • or mus hy or over·rlpe. Sort, stem to use the berries ln. a oooked kettle .. Add· pectin and stir well. . minutes, stirring occasionally. to blend. It It Is too son, bring to a,: past few days looking for new ·or cap If necessary. Wash In ice product or pie, sweeten berries Place on high heat and stirring . Dl~st>lve pectin in water and boll. It w!ll thicken on cooling. ; • ideas tor this fruit. , water and drain thoroughly. with.dry sugar or freeze without constantly, bring quickly to a -full boll for one minute . Add pectin For additional Information on. · This week, In the Spotlight, To can blackberries, use a raw suga~ or syrup. Package berries bOil with bubbles over the entire solution to berry. and sugar canning and freezing recomme,Jh . tak,es a· look. at the nutritional pack, fill ja_rs, and shake gently In moisture proof containers, surface.- . . . _. . . ., mixture and stir for two minutes. .d atlons, contact the ~elgs,_ , value of blackberries , techniques for a full pack. You can then a'dd sea , . a nd I a b e I . Freez e Add sugar, continUl! stirring,- " Pour·jam Into freezer co.ntaln· County Cooperative Extension; ,for liaoning and freezing · .them, water or syrup. Exhaust jars and · Immediately. and heat again to a full bubbling _ers or canning jars, leaving - ~ Service at 992-6696. , •and some Ideas for blackberry process In a boiling water bath You can plan on 1'h to 2 l2 bolL Boll hard for one minute, inch head room at the top. Cover Did You Know That : The preserves. for 10 minutes (pints) and 15 ounce packages of berries from a stirring constantly. Remove containers and let stand at room Extension Office offers free Blackberries provide a fair minutes {quarts). For additional quart of blackberries. from heat, skim. temperature for 24 hou~s or untll testing of dial pressure canner ·source of potass ium and also ·specifics on techniques for exIf jams and .jellies are more to Fill and seal containers. Pro- jam has set. M¥es 5 or 6 gauges. The testing takes about ,provide small amounts of cal- hausting jars and boillng water you r Uklng, you rntght want to try cess five minutes In a boiling half-pint jars. twenty minutes, and canner cl\lm, phosphorus, Vitamin A bath, contact the Meigs County the following: water bath. , To Store: Store uncooked jams gauges are tested . Wednesday and VItamin c. A one cup serving Cooperative Extension Service Blackberry Jam Makes 11 or 12 half-pint jars. In refrigerator or freezer. They morn t ngs or . any day by of blackberries has 75 calories, of at 992·6696. ~ 6 cups crushed- blackberries ~~ Uncooked Berry Jam can.,be held fQr...up..Jo three weeks ,_J1PP9Intm~nt . _ . · .. · In a refrigerator or up to a year In Beat of the bend · ' Yes, it happens here La I .eche to meet Meigs County mothers are . invited . to a meeting or the LaLeche League to be held Thursday at 7 p.m at the home of Elaine Matheny . Route 2, Fla· track, near the Good Shepherd Methodls t Church In Paint Pleasant. The discussion for the evening wlll address the questions of breastfeedlng and determining whether the baby ts getting enougjl to eat, how an employed mother c;a n nurse her baby and still keep her job, how she can Increase her milk supply, the pro blems of coUcy and fussy babies. and the right way to get started breast feeding In order to avoid common problems. Mrs . Matheny advises that the · monthly meetings are Informal wtth mother -to-mother adviceand encouragement . . Also available Is a lending library of parenting literature. All meellngs are open to the public:. La Leche League Is a non-profit organization dedi· cated to helping mothers who want to breast!eed their babies. Babies are always welcome at the meetings . More lriformatlon may be obtained by calUng 675-4439 or 273·3586. By BOB HOEFLICH expensive due to the cost . of Sentinel Sl;aff Wr!tPr chinking and the special roofing Vandalism at Sacred Heart that is needed. Cemetery over So far, the public has been the weekend ..,... receptive - although plies of and that's not donations have not yet rolled itt. the only cemeHowever, a little over $2;000 tery where It has came In and this gave the board happened co\lrage to proceed with the .proves that In chinking so that the cabin will be this day and age approaching readiness by fair you can't even rest In peace. time ne)!:t month. Your can't o;et married In ·· If you'd like to help so that the peace elt her withaut getting project could get all wrapped up, )'lpped off and I do want to warn just send your donation to the you to be careful ...;.. too bad, that board at P .0. Box 227, Pomeroy. we're getting to the point that you You do get your name on an just can't trust anyone. engraved plaque _!a be placed It was at the Jane Jett-Erlc Inside \he cabin If your contribu. Harris wedding Saturday at the tion Is at least $100 but the board. :Mount Moriah Church of God, is stressing the importance of that the latest Incident occurred. lots of people taking part wtth Women of the wedding party smaller contributions so that the dressed In a building next to the addition to the fairgrounds will church and left their purses there be a real " people project" . while the ceremony took place. Latest contributors are the After the wedding, they found Farmers Bank and Savings Co., accompaay. The public Is Invited to attend. In the -that altogether they were short · Ted and Nancy Reed; Hay"'ood MU!!ICA.. S1:JNDAY - The Choir of the Rock choir are left to rlcht; front, Lenora Leifheit, ;about $180 and Carol Burnem, and Kathleen Bissell, William Springs United Methodist Church wlll present a Genevieve Burdette, Suzanna Richmond, and l:me of the attendants, also lost and Rachel Downie, Oarence music, "Tile Holy Bible", at 10 a.m. Sunday Betty Wills: seocnd row, Sally Radford, Karen 'per 1987 Southern High School . and Thelma Henderson, Addle mornlnc at the church. Sloan, Vlrpnla Wears. and Tracey O'Dell, and class ring Into the bargain. The Brown, Sugar Run Mill, Top of Soloist Is Sally Radford, wllb narrators, Tracey back, Bill Radford, Jim Soutsby, and Roger ring has a rose zirconia and the Stairs, Edison Hobstetter. O'Dell and Jim Soulsby. Guest accf!.mpanl•t will · Watkins. Bill Clark was absent . ·initials, C .A.B.. Inside. If it turns Charles and Evelyn Strauss, be Jane Wise with Louise Radford also to !JP, Carol will be glad to pay Mary Webster in memory 'of thfi' anyone for It to get her ring back. late Manning Webster, Elz~ and : In the past, even wedding Evelyn Gilmore, and Sara presents have been stolen. A real Cullums. ~asy target are congratulatory Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke and and Todd Tripp. Cindy Soulsby , Karen Mlnears and child ren. cards eontalnlng money and laid children, Lori, Scott and Randy, Lea Ann Gaul, James E ., Debbie Joyce and Jayne Rttchle, Amy If It's too hot In the kitchen Murphy, David . Kathy, and on the gift table. you can get out of 1\ .Sunday by Alfred, hosted their annual and Chance Watson. ~lease, there are ways-to avoid atten"dlng the chicken barbecue Fourth of July plg roast. Rod, Susan, Jason arid Cricket! Stacie Watson, Blll and Pam lhls - don't let an Incident such -to be held by the Pomeroy Neighbors and friends brought Pullins , c. W. and Thelma Amos, VIrginia Burke, Joe. Mar· '-s this mar your wedding day. Volunt~r Firemen's Associaother foods and joined the Burkes Henderson, Blair Windon, Terry tha , and Wlil Poole. Nellle tion. The dinner will be held at for the 'feast . Horseshoe pitching and Larry Life, Brlari White, lvfr. Parke r, Ann, Charles and Eddie : Carla Shuler:-ateacher at the fire station on Butternut and softball were enjoyed during and Mrs. JOhn Rankin, Jeff and Collins,. Greg Leachman, Kenny · Southern High School, attended a Ave., and serving starts at 11 .t he day, and a hayride and David, George. John and Nancy Ritchie, Lori and Larry Ritchie, planning session for a new . 4 DOOI a.m. fireworks completed the display. Collins, Ken Young, Jennifer, : Marliyn and Wilber Robinson, all organization of area mathemat· ----AttendlngwereMattleandDon Christopher, Johnny and Mal · of Meigs Count y. Pwr. sunroof, pwr. windows. Ics teachers held on the Rio That's neat. Pullins, Clara Follrod, Nina thew Krawsczyn, Leonard and Linda Henderson Wlillams. AM/FM stereo. cruise, rear Grande Colege campus. Residents should have lots of Robinson, Wilma, Sharon, Ro· Fay Amos, Tom, Pam, Chad, Belpre; G. w. Tlbles and child· window defroster. · The primary objective of the Interesting questions for Shelly bert and Usa Henderson, Mr. Justin and Shawn Diddle, Rachel :·en, Columbus; Beverly Laug)leorganization will be to Improve DuBose who has just moved into and Mrs. Clair Folirod. Roger, Reiber, Jim Huff. Lee Gainer. rldge, De De and Amy, West quality In mathematics lnstruc· ONLY Middleport. Carolyn and Allee Ritchie, Mr. John Beaver, Marlene and 'MI· Jefferson; Sonny Jan, Myca and 1;1on by providing teachers an Shelly is a native of Alaska and and Mrs. Jerry Burke, Sherry chelle Donovan . Meghan Haynes, Baarwallow opportunity to exchange ideas Greg. Paige, Derld. and Tyler Ridge ; Jeff Amos , VIncent; • . she and her husband, Richard, and Greg, H. E. and Nancy Cole. and participate IIi other actlvl· . who Is the new associate P<IStor of Cecll1a Murphy, Nlta Jean Rlt · Winebrenner, Bill and Dorothy Lester and Wtlma Seaman , Bar· ttes leading to professional the Micjdleport Church of Christ. chle, Alvin, Barbara, Rodney Robinson, Amy· Epple,· Jim and low; Joyce. Richard. Kelly ad growth. The group also plans to Jerrod Douglas , Guysville; were married at-Kenai, Alaska, . ~ponsor events designed to Steve and Karen Follrod, E. MAIN create interest among area stu· Athens: Don and Robin Guthrie. POMEROY dents In the mathematical upon freq\lenliy to ten us just 992 - 2174 Ryan Conde. son of Dr. and tie, Jenny Cleek, daughter of Guysville; Art and Ora Bruce, $clences. what life Is really like in Alaska. • ; ~Be~c~k~y-a~n~d--G-a~ryj~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. James Conde, Is the Meigs Jean Cleek and Robert Cleek and r~C~h~au~n~c~e~y~ ----Graham. Bartow. You 're familiar with the AmerPeople are dying .In railroad County winner of a 'yesteryear ' Freddie Matson. son of Mr. and . essay contest. Mrs. Kenneth Matson; Portland, Icana project of the Meigs County cars In order to get an attempt at Fifth grade students who par· first, Leah Matson, daughter of Fair Board, of course. the American way of lfe ~ . ; That's the project which In· meantime, In Meigs County it tlctpated ·In the Meigs County Mr . and Mrs. Mike Bolen; yolvj!d moving a historical log seems diftlc\llt to · get much Retrlred Senior Volunteer Yeste· second, Christie Cooper, daugh· eabln and smoke house on to the enth\lslasm stirred up for the ryear Program held at the Meigs ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper ; Rock Springs Fairgrounds and bicentennial observances. Do we Museum In April submitted es· Reedsville: first. Deanna Good, doing the necessary restoration. take too much for granted? We -says about their projects and · daughter of Monad Good; se· . experiences. cond, Wendy Rach, daughter of The board ,has been accepting never miss the water etc,. they The essays have been judged Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rach; donations on the project which Is say. Do keep smiling. and winners selected and the Rejoicing Life Christian School, Pig roasted forJuly -4 .gathering '82 MAZDA •. 26 a~~ti:u::!~~~n:u~g~ubecaued $899 5 SMITH NELSON MOTORS E . • ed Ssay Winners annOUOG There's A Better Way To. Get ·L/Ut n/10' • rnmp has w.""'ld'l;l.e /,1-JI "'"' s,pe'nker.'(' w J .. Naturalist Rick Q\leen, ranger Klashuta this week. Thursday evening, parents, tor the Hocking Hills State Park. grandparents and friends ga· and Phil Cooper, education of· fleer for the Division of Wildlife, thered at the camp for a program presented programs on birds and by the scouts. Awards were animals for· the Meigs County presented and refreshments · Girl Scout day camp program at served. COAL update given by group Citizens OrganiZed Against Longwa111ng (CO~L) reports that the Southern Ohio Coal Co. hils submitted revised coal mintqg per mit applications to the Ohio Division of ,Reclamation for Meigs Mine No. 1 and Raccoon '"'·-"···· '· .. Winners named MlneNo. 3. These revisions are to allow "plllarlng" In the areas of these two mines, COAL repOrts. "Pillarlng", according to COAL, re5ults In planned subsidence. Impact to surface lands,. water, structures, and facilities, excluding occupied dwellings, Is · possible, COAL reports. . Anyone wishing more Inform&· tlon should contact Betty Wells, 669-4687; Gladys Morris, 6694944 or Mary Lou Mulitns, · Pearl Russell, ' Racine, and . Sharon Will , Middleport, were the wlnner~ ..of t.he door prizes at _ 669 .5562 ~--­ Sunday' s opennouse of the new · . building of the American Legion, Feeney·Bennett Post 128. essays w111 be on display at the museum throughout the summer. A reception w111 be he ld for the winning contestants and their parents In the fall. Winners are: Salisbury: first , Ryan Conde, also county winner; second, Ursula Hart, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Hart; Rutland, first, Terry Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Powell; second, Melissa Jeffers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffers; Racine, , Correction :Sharon Cremeans Is a candl· date (or the · clerk's post In Lebanon Township and not the trustee post as reported earlier. Closed next week : The lffflce of Terry Long, P,omeroy VIllage lneome tax S:dmintstrator, 11t Pomeroy VII· lage Hall wlll be closed all next week for Lonlf's vacation. ' I CLOSED JULY 11TH FOil WEEK VACATION REOPEN JULY.20th . IOS IW- St. . .................. ............................. .. , Wtalt. ,..... 1-::n....,., ef e ltef ~~ rei hi · - - ~·:--- of a.........."'''"'_,....,_.................................... •1.99 ... ' 1J 1.1 Y ............. ' "••-••••aooooMOOOH_UMoooo}-oooooooooooo""'' ..."'" t 12,59 SUNDAY; JUlY -121H . ;'~.,.~~EF ~~~NDWICH PLAml ............... $420 I &:111....-,... ............................. ~ ~ '1d HOUIS: MON.•THUIS. 9:00-9:30 Fll. 9 A.M.·10 P.M.; SAl. 10-10; SUN• .10-9:30 ;c;.,.,;•;•lgli... ii1~887i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iMi;ididl;epoiirt~~PomeriiiiioyiiiGa~llipolis-Point Pleasant. I COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -The director of the state's Office of- Budget and Management said Ohio fln!Bhed the 1986-87 biennium with a $489 million surplus. William J. Shkurti reported Friday that the !!gure included $262 mUllan In the state's budget stabilization, or ''rainy day' ' f\lnd . The remaining $227 mUllan was In the general fund. "This Is the same as a family that makes S20.000 a year ending the year wltll $428 In Its checking account and $4~6 Iii Its savings account ," Shkurll said. " That family Is not rlch, and thestateofOhlo CHEml ' ...... lft.ZI35 ,_ ., 2212.111111a1AW. ...............: ¥1. 115-1121 '' "(' ' Partly cloudy and continued bumll! Sunday wllb a low near 70 and highs Sunday near 90. 10 Sections, 68 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper July 12, 1987 does not have a huge surplus ." Shkurti predicts the state will have even a smaller surplus at the end of the current biennium, which began July 1. He said the budget calls for spending · more money than the state will take In both 1988 and 1989. He figures the general fund will di-op to $126 million by June 30, 1988, and to $63 million by June 30, 1989. ShkUrll said the budget office will keep a close watch on the economy, which Is projected to have slow but steady growth until a downturn In early 1989. Other areas of concern wlll be the effects of federal tax reform, Increased tal!' enforcement and colleclioris and refinancing of the unemploy· men! compensation fund debt. On the spending sld,e, budget officials will watch changes In hlgh·cost areas such as welfare caseloads, Medicaid and general relief, and In . new child- support regulations. The schoot-loan fund Is permitted to borrow $40 million from the rainy-day fund to help schools with money problems, he said. Educators have projected heavy borrowing because the budget does not provide as much additional money as .. Tollby!sts soug~ The state wlll spe!ld about $6.3 billion for primary and secondary education In the biennium. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1989, the end of the budget periOd, the general fund and rainy-day fund will total about 3 percent of the sum spent In the preceding 12 months, Shkurtl said. A task force .appointed by Gov. Richard Celeste has recommended· the two accounts represent no less than 2 percent of a one- year budget, he said. ... -•.. _ Dumping permit is ·not rescinded By NANCY VOACHAM Tlmes-Senlinel rtaff · POMEROY- Although Meigs County landftll's dumping tier· mit has expired, the permit has not been rescinded by the Ohio E nvironmental Protection Aien~y and there fore dumping at the landfill may continue, at lea.st temporarlly, according to Jon Jacobs. Meigs County Dep· uty Health Commissioner. As ttrantee of the landflll license, EPA fell last year the Meigs site was full and should lla);:e llt!en ~IQ84!d at the end of.t he · )'tar -~~,\atalldar!M, present dump area• should be covered and reseeded. Under EPA regulations, the local public health board has authority to extend a temporary dump!J!g ·permit under ceria In condl(lons. So when Jacobs de· termined that part olthe landfill was stlll usable, the Meigs Count y Board of Public Health. as EPA 's managing agent, Issued a temporary six-month permit from January 1 through June 30 this year. At a meeting tn mid -June, the Board of Public Hea lih decided to take no action on ·the expiring temporary permit. Taking the stand that to close the landfill would not l)e in the best Interests of the citizens of Meigs County. the board decided not to Issue another temporary permit, but not to deny the permit either. This was done to buy lime for the county commissioners to st4dy alternative solutions to the landfill problems Jacobs said. ln explaining the health board's actions at a recent meeting with EPA officials In Logan, Jacobs was asked that the Board or Public .He alth submit a letter to EPA addresslna' the current circumstances at the tandflli. The letter requested by EPA was sent Monday, Jaci>bs said, and talks with EPA will continue. "We 'know something must be done quickly" and health depart· ment officials and the county commissioners are considering alternatives he added. But although the board of health Is attempting to "buy as much time as possible," said Jacobs, " time Is not on our side" a nd dumping at the present landfill for another year " Is totally out of the question ." House budget ·panel • • reviSes estJmates By LINDA WEKFELMAN WASHINGTON (UP!) -The head of the House Budget Cam· mlltee, citing new projections that next year's federal deficit wlll be higher than expected, says President Reagan's call for up to $1~ billion In new program cuts Is "a symbolic order without meaning." The 'Wblte Ho\lse said Friday Reagan has given federal agencies one week to recommend $10 billion to $15 billion In budget cuts to compensate for higher than expected government spending and lower ecoilomlc growth. But Chairman Wllliam Gray, D-Pa ., of 'the House Budget Committee said new projections by his committee Indicate the fiscal 1988 deficit will come to $182 billion, Instead of the $171 billion projection_ previously used by the panel. · The new projections "show how empty Is the administra· lion's talk of cutting another $10 bllllon to $15 billion to reach the ... deficit target of $108 billion next year," Gray said. He dismissed Reagan's call for the new spending cuts . as "a symbolic order without meaning." LOOK OUT - Blcfoot II, &be seeond m01181er truck of llie Bob Chandler Deet, Is crushlnc cars at Turnpike of Gallipolis. The 15,000 pound, $100,000 truck bouts slx·foot tires and 18 driven by Koger Scheffel of IUinols. The truck was brought to Turnpike for a customer promotion, accordtnc to manager John Sang, who added It's a good show and brlnp people out of curiosity. Scheffel said be • travels 75,000 mUes over 50 weeks a year with the trucks and ttakes his turn drlvtng each of the 6-vehlcle Deet, which range from the plain truck, to a conversion van and another truck large enough to drive a Corvette underneath. Sang said this Is the third year Turnpike has had the monster truck;' and added they like to put something back Into the community, and this show Is one method. {Tribune pboto by Lee Ann Welch) " Reagan: U.S. turns the .corner on trade deficit did not- as his aides had earlier "Ironically, just a't a time when door when horse trying to get -threaten a veto, signaling that we're. making great progress, back ln. If Congress really wants the Senate's. modified version Congress Is seriously consider- to help solve the trade deficit, the might be acceptable. Ing legislation that could set us single best thing It could do Is cut the federal budget deficit.'' back. In his weekly radio address from the Oval Office, Reagan " Now is the time to talk about "The last thing our economy clted.statlstlcs to show American exports have been rising and needs now Is congressional ac- opening markets, not closing lmports fa111ng since the third · lion that Is behind the curve," he them, about expanding trade, not putting up roadblocks. What Is quarter of last year. said. • " In short, our country has · " In a proposed b!li, Congress called for now Is hard work at the turned tlie corner on O\lr trade takes aim at a problem that is negotiating tables with our trad· deficit last fall and the situation correcting Itself,'' Reagan said. Jng partners and Innovative contln\les to Improve," he said. "It's a little'llke closing the barn thinking. " WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pres· !dent Reagan said Saturday the United States has "turned the corner" toward reducing Its $170 billion trade deficit, and bills to make him get tougher with trading partners Is "a 11ttle like closing the barn door when the horse Is trying to get back ln." But In his criticism of the House-passed bill now before the Senate that would require him to take protectionist actions against other 'countries, Reagan Rio Grande prepares to break ground on building . I .. IIMtt. •. VI. Dulness:.,·..1. . . . . . . .. · ' · . ;~ .. D-1 ·comics .........~;.,, ..... ~. rnsert ClassUieds ..............-.. D-3-7 . Farm .......... ... ............. D·2 Editorial .. , .. !............... A-2 Spor~ .... ...........-::-=:-: C·l-8 Budget surplus .does not mean Ohio is rich· "TNI IITTia lANK" • Member FDIC . 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Hayes said In announcing the ground breaking. "The InfUsion of millions of construction dollars Into the local A ecotiomles will add to the growth t;. and development of our area, while the construction of a new facility for teaching and learning ·on our campus will serve higher education In southeastern .Ohio for decades to come," be said. ,... Ceater. Above .. 1111 ertt.l'• renderlnl of tbe buUdla1. . ' · ·The building ·.viii contain lZ classrooms, plus a lecture hall, LJD• - . :t · 40 faculty offices, an audio-visual center, a learning cenier and a nursing laboratory. With total square footage of 37,000 sq. ft., the new building will be the largest structure on campus, one-sixth latger than the Davis Technical Career Center. . Eighty percent of the cost of the project will be financed by the state, with Rio Grande College/Community paying the remaining 20 .percent. · Bids for the construction pro· ject 1\lere received on April 4; and. according to Dr. Herman Koby, Secretary /Treasurer of the Community College, con· trpcts wlll be Issued by the state this week. ' Vesta Construction Co., of Bellefontaine, w111 serve as gen• 1 era! contractor. Grandview Plumbing & Heating Co. , Waverly, received the plumbing · contract, while Stark Electric, Inc., H\lntlng.ton, W.Va ., serves as electrical contractor. · - Capital Fire Protectlon_Com.' pany, Columbus, will fulfill the fire protection contract, and Mec;,hanlcal Constr\lcllon Com· pany, Portsmouth, recelv,ed the contract 'lor heating, ventilation and air ·condlilonlng. Total construction time for the project Is set at approxlmately16 months. The location of the new build· lpg, near Lyne Ce11ter, 'was selected and th~ lalld purchased on lilov. 22, 1985. 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