https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ced6c26a3853d5f1c1ec4759cb8cb3db.pdf 703b7fb81598ce8179d99108933a123e PDF Text Text .. Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 3, 1987: ' Maimed protester's ·Quake· hi"ts condition improving- So,uthem \ WASHINGTON tUPI) - A major earthquake occurred today In a remote ocean-floor arl>a of the Southern Hemlspllete, bE>! ween Australia a.nd An tareIlea, the u.s. Geological Survey reported. The quake·was Centered about 1, 700 miles south-south <!Bst of Melbourne, Australia, 'and about Hem · •"spher·e 500 m!les north of Ca pe Adare In Vlctorlaland, AntarCtica , USGS spokesman Don Finley said. It · was the strongest temblor in that • area In 17 years. USGS earthquake monHors in Golden, Colo., said the quake was recorded at a preliminary mag- · nlt.ude of 7.1 on the Richter scale. It' occurred at 2:40a.m. EDT. ' ' ''The epicenter was about 500j, mires so.uth of the Australian• island of Macquarie, In an <1r~a ~ 1 !\Par where thi> . Pacific and. Indian oceans join at about 60· degrees south latitude. " Finley! ' sa id. ' ;_ The quake was the strongest temblor In that area .s ince magnitude. 7.2 shock on June 11.: 1970, he sa id. ~ By ROBERT STRAND prepared to give hi$ life waging CO)IJCORB: Calif. (UP!) - A peace." · Willson. 46, a tawyer and an Air · VIetnam veteran who lost bpth .. legs after being struck by a Navy Force captain in the Vietnam · weapons .train while protesting War, has been lecturing to U.S. arms shipments to Central groups a.b out what he says are America was praised · by the , mlsta~es in policy toward r---"---~-----:--:------~---------.:__-----------"-------'-:._~----~ ·-' president of Nicaragua, who said Ct'ntral America. · hls sacrifice "speakS loudly of Nic~ragua Wednesday broad. the nobility of the American cas,t reports of the Incident. and people." pfficials released a ·letter PresiThe condition of B.r ian Willson dent Daniel Ortega sent to was upgraded Wedn<.>sday from Willson saying: "Dear brother, critical lo serious but stable a your sacrifice speaks loudly of '. day after he lost pis legs after the nobility of the American being W by a train while peopie, who in their majority standing on the tracks at t h~ oppose the use of violence. You Concord Weapons Station. are showing your· love for .peace > The train, consisting of an and justice is stronger than any ' engine and two ·freight cars adversary. carrying explosiv<.>s, severed his "The Nicaraguan people arc right leg and left his left.leg so moved. Your body, mutilated bv 'l1angled It had to be amputated those who want war, is part of ou·r during eight hours of surgt'ry at . pain, but also our hope,s for a John Muir Hospital in Wa,l nut fulure of peace. " Creek, · · Willson, Duncan Murphy, 67. The Navy and the Contra Costa and 45 other protesters were at County Sheriff's Department the w~apons .facility to protest were both st!lllnvestlgating thE' shipment of U.S. w<.>apons to speed of tHe train and whether Central America. They planned the civilian at its controls applied to fa st for 40 days after the the brakes when Willson and demonstration. another protester knelt on the Willson and Murphy were on tracks. the tracks in an attempt to halt Lt. Tulford Terry of the Contra the train. but Murphy was able to Costa Count y Sheriff's Depart - grab bars on the train and hold on ment said the Investigation was until the trilin stopped. In its early stages. "Hopefully ," He said Willson warned him of I Children's pe said, "we'!! put a package what might happen. MEW FALL together for the. district attor"Brian had been here before, Devon Sportswear ney's office by Friday." · and he told me that sometimes About 50 protesters ret urned to the trains try to play 'chicken.· SALE Sweatpants and Swe&t tops · full and quun bed sizes. the blood-stained tracks Wednes- He said that one time th e train leautiful svtoalers, blouses, Earrings, necklaces, beads, day to decry Willson 's maiming. stopped 18 Inches away from his 100'¥. litton-· IIICIIM by lea· Huge onDflmt!ll of stylts anti colon. slacks, skirts and jackets. bracelets aild chains. His wife of just over a week. face. so we both expected it to cCJ!I. Solid colon. Comploto roii<JI of ch~dr••'• sir01, Taupe and black. Great New Styles & Colors! Holly Rauen of San Rafael. told stop." Reg. 56.00 •••••• , Spl, t4.79 . QUE(N l REG . 12.00 TO 1111_.95 s18.00 Slacks ........... s 14.00 r-eporiers that Willson told her: The Navy said the train was Reg. 58.00 ••••.•• Sale S6.39 lED SIZE ........~ ....... Sl6.9S "I'm really a peace agitator. I traveling only 5 mph but the '28.00 Blouses ......... '22.00 S1le Prleed did this for Gabriel 1her 14-year- protesters said It was going more Reg. S14.00 ••. $ale '11.19 FUll.· '32.00 Sweaters •..... 126.00 old son). · J want everybody than 20 mph. Borh sides agreed to$ 540.00 Jackets ......... 532.00 Reg. 516.00 ... Sale SU.79 lED SIZE ................ S12.95 arou~d the country to stop these the e ngineer blared his horn and death trains ... to close down this two people riding on the front of station." the train tried 'to wave thE' She said her husband ·"was protesters off the tracks , u.s. TWO 'DAY.SALE . THE FLEECE SALE BED BLANKETS ·. NEW FALL JEWELRY $l59 Suspended sentence given elderly man who shot wife SHALIMAR. Fla. IUPII '_ A 75-year-old former city commissioner who shot his ailing wife, claiming he wanted her to die wit~ dlgllity , was given iO vears probation by a sympaihetic judge. Circuit Judge Robert Barron put Clark T. Browning on 10 years probation Wednesday and ordered hlm to s tay away· from his wife, Beonnie, 66. -who survived the gunshot and is now in -a · nursing hOmE'. Browning, a former city commissioner in nearby Valparaiso. had plel!ded no contest to the May 12 attempted murder of his wife. who had been in and out or comas since s)]e was adm itted to Fort · Walton Beach's Humana Hospital April 6 because of a heart attack. He contended he wanted her to die with dignit,.y. ' Browning was visiting his wife in the cardiac_unit when he shot a technician . The judge released Browning after determining he was not a threat to the communit y and place d him in the custody of a friend. The sheriff's department said it cons id ered it a "mercy-type" shooting, somewhat similar to the case. of Roswell Gilbert , a retire d engi neer serving a life sente nce for the first-degree murder ol!Jis terminally !ll'wlfe in south Florida. "He thought th at she cou ld be no better off- th at there was no hope for her: It was a mercy-type thing." a sheriff's Investigator said of th ~ Browning case. $29900 SPECIAL FULL 11n sn The pilot was treated for a cut on his hand at The Osteopathic · No passengers were on board Hospital ln Portland and rethe plane, whose owner Is affilleased, a hospital spokeswoman iated with Bar Harbor Airlines, said. ·One federal ~ffic!al, who asked , au thor!r!es sa If· · Vot.37. No.83 Copyriuhtod .t 987 .. style you want, the ·fabric you want, delivered in just .30 days at the best prices of the year! •Commomorasirr Salt Touch •rota! s-nsiM System •15 Year WarrMty SPECIAL S3J900 TWIN sn $399°0 flU sn SOMMA WATER BED Queen silt Summa II maltrtll & foundation. Closeout of di11ontinuo<l cover. R£G. 1737.00 ONlY TWO QUliN IUS TO !Ell $AG<GOO 35~/o OFF CH~IR SALE ARMSTRONG & CONGOLEUM a 200/0 Off DENIM JEANSand Sizes to waist - by 30 SO Lee IWt·an~lltr. Prewashed blue denim -cot- • Special order SPECIAL SALEf MEN'S ~A~Es: · ton wallpaper. Big Reg. selection of R patterns and idealS I eg. for every room in Reg; o"r yo11r house. Reg. stretch. ' S21.9S .............. Sole 515.37 52 6. 9 s ....,....:.... So1e $ 18. 87 1 • 527.9S ........,..... Sole 519.57 529.9 S ........ /;.••. Sole 520.9 7 Saie Ends Sept. 30th l!!,q~!f§!t~ boxer shorts .: shirts ' · A Red l.a:bil atMI, ~lue Lii!Jel ,SAV~,. ··"'~2'S·, .IH:/o LEATHER BELTS Includes all our Leegin and luiton fine leather belts. Sizes 30 to 50. Choose your favorite width an,d color. Westerns included. Sale Prices NIM JA ', $izes 36 to 48 - 100% cotton No-fault blue denim. Speelal Sale Prlea ' 52688 Friday 'ond Sat~rday Only I MEN'S MEN'S WRANGLER 532 95 WEST£RN 0 BILLFOLD,S Big selection of styles a~d colors. All gefl!,li!M ~ , .· 1 quality leatltersl 1 Sale Pr·ices , ' . . MEN'S "BUXTON'' 'Salel '· RED HEART 51 as WINTUK (I KNITTING YARN ": Big selection of solid and 3V2 1 variega.ted celors ·· ounce skeins. · Friday and Saturday Special · S1 49 ' iELBERFEL 9:30 to 5:00 Mon.-Sat. USE OUR FREE ' I PARKING LOT " POMEROY 992-3671 . PyroChein ·to locate plant in Mason County B~ JUDY MORGAN OVP Stall Writer PT. PLEASANT, W.Va. Nearly 400 jobs and a n additional $2 million annually til proper:ty tax revenues . That.'s what the planned cons truction of . a $140 mlllion chemical waste lreat ment fac ilit y, announced this morning at a meeting at the Point Pleasant Moose Lodge, may ultlmately niean. to Mason County. · The Mason Co un(y Cor'n mis· s ian and the Mason County Devf'lopment Authorltys ald PyrOC herh, In c., of Louisville, Ky.. has optioned a l.OOO·acre s it e 5\1, miles north of Poi nt Pleasant , In the vlc inlt y.of Potter's Creek, for the cons truc.tiOiJ of 8 chemical wa~te incineration plant. . In a joi~t press release, the. groups satd the facility will ··safeguard West Virginia 's e~ vironment and serve Industry. The first phase of the plant will cost an estima ted $17 million and is expf>cted to be compleied In late 1988, subject to the Issuance of a co nstruction permit from the West Vtrglnla Department of Natural Resources and trie Air Pollution Con trol Commission, according to .a press release issued at today's meeting . At the tx>glnnlng of ·operatlon, the plant will e mploy approximately 100 people, both In managemcnt and operations . and have an ?"_n_ual pa yroll ·In excess ofSJ.Bmilhon ,accordlngtoafacl s heet prepared by the company. PyroChe/11 President .Jim Nee! said the company plans to htre90 ' percent of those employees from Mason County, providing _there are trainable workers avai lable locally. . . Net>! said t.he plant, which will be built in phases. will employ 370 people In about six y~ars., Frank Lee, executiVE' d1rector of the Mas~n Cou_nty Dev~l opment Authority, said the facility Wilt be butlt and operated in strict .,, compliance With state permitting and regula1ory . requ!rements pertamlng to chemical waste trea tment plants as ·mandated by t_hei'/atiomil Resource ~onservat10n and Recovery Act and regulations of the West Virginia Department of N"atural Resources . The plant design and controls have been under review by the Environmental Protection Agency LEPA l for over four years. he said, In addition , discussions have been held with the West Virginia Department of Natural Res ources and the Air Pollution Control Commlss1on over the past year concerning the facility. Lee added. Lee said intensive efforts have been unde rway for over 17 months by the Governor's Office of Community and Industrial Development In reviewing 111 potential sites for the facility . The Mason Cou~ty site was selected from a !mal ca ndid ate Ho~se ·. vill~e MANAMA . Bahrain (UP)) -A long-range missil e that diploma ts said wa s probably !Ired by Iran crashed lntoKuwa it'ssouth· er n coastline tod ay. one day after a U.S. convoy of re·flagged Kuwaiti tankers steamed away from the a rea on a return trip down the P~rsian Gulf. Diploma tic sources said the missile. possibly a Chlnest'made Silkworm. was the second fired at Kuwai ti territory this week . The fir s r miss ile was 'aimed at the Kuwaiti Is land of F'aylakah but fell into the gulf near by . . The s!'venth convoy of reflagged Ku'A(altl t ankcrs and U.S. warships left · Thursday from Kuwa it , and Wes tern diplomats reached by telephone jn J<uwalt said the convoy was probabl y well south of the area when the missile struck at 4 a. m.'today. The U.S. ·escorted convoy consisting of the Gas Queen a nd the Gas Princess. 46,000-ton llquifled natur;~l gas carriers, and the 290.000-ton oil tanker Townsend - was shep herded by' thE' guided missile cruiser RE'eves and the guided missile frigat!".Hawes. Pentagon spokesman Robert Sims said. The Kuwaiti Defense Ministry $ S~-·~- MEN'S STRETCH 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cents A M~ltimedia Inc. Newspaper president of the Mason County Development · t\uthorlly : Paul Watkins, president of the Ma.•on County Commission; Steve Carpenter, president of the Mason. County /\rea Chamber of Commerce; and Frank J.Aoe, exeeutlve director of.the M.1111on County Development Authority. list ot 10 sites. Virginia industry and smitH ' PyroChem will contribute 4Y, business and adding much percent of. the plant's gross needed jobs, this plant will operating revenues to the state generate additional revenues to and one half of one percent to thP the state's economy," Nee I said. co~nty . . Commission President A slide show presented earlier , Pau l Watkins indicated that this week to · county commisin!tial company contrib~tlon s sioner and local media by Nee! should '"amou nt to $125,000 a year and PyroChem vice president to the county , exclus ive of local a nd . chief engineer Frank J . property and other state taxes . Ballard describes the lnclneraWatkfns added that property . tion process the plant wiB use as t axes could amount to a potential a safe, economical and efficient $2 million a year to the couhty way of disposing organic hazard when the plant is completed. ous waste at no risk to the Nee! said the company Is commul)ity. prepared tocommenceconstrucAccording to the presentation, lion as early as January 1988. the process will result In 99.99 "Besides safely treating and percent destruction and removal destroying chemical waste being of hazardous products from the generated annually by West (Continued on Page 5) numbering begins .· in of Syracuse Thursday By KATlE CROW Sentinel Correspondent Another first for the v!llage of · Syracuse, house numbering, got underway Thursday wh en Syracuse Village Counci l met in regular session. Aerial maps of th~ village were purchased through the county's House Numbering a nd Tax M'aps program . Meeting with council In regard to the house numbering project was Roger Michael who Is an · employe of House Numbering anq Tax Maps. Michael. a tes ld ent ot Syracuse, explained the procedure necessary to tnstt -r tute hor_.se numbering , · Council felt that Michael' was much more qualified to adminis ter the program and ssked that hP ht'ad the project - with the assistance of Jim Connolly, police c~iet Councii will ·assist whenever necessary, MIChael, in his. spare time, will outli ne the project. Michael felt tha t the prOJec t should be completed by December. Res i¢ents wijl be advised of their assigned number'S. It will be before making any decision wUI the responsibility of the residents have their solicjtor, when Lisle. to purchase thei r own hou se presents his deed to Jack Willl numbers and place their on their ams, Check out the matter. homes . Williams stat ed that if council Mayor Eber Pickens an - is in error that council would like nounced, unofficially, that over to come to some agreement with 1.000 ton of hotmix was used in List~ ra ther than disturb the thE' recent paving. Council has blacktop. However, · Williams · not a.s yet received a statement stated '!hat it con be removed from the Shelly Company as to without any problem. It was noted tha t it is believed their is a the exact amount or the total cost. 50 foot right of way in the area. It was noted that paving ul , the However, this.will be determined well sites had not completed as by the solicitor. · Kenny ·Buckley was sworn in as the paver was too large for the area t hal was to be paved. a new member of c<;>uncil to UU Council ~ lso"'ttl!\<'llsliPi!' arl!lls. ,Z,- Ihe unexpired term ·of Wl1)\&m mainly alleys, that need gradi ng Arnoq who .resigned . There are a nd graveled. One in particular two years and three mon ths left · is the alley across fro'm th,e on the term. Presbyterian Chu rch. . Problems at thE' park and the Also meeting with council was sma ll ball field wereaired.lt was Butch Lisle. Lisle told council · announced that the lock on the that when the blacktop was cable that prevents traffic from poured on Bridgeman Street it going to the small ball field had ex tended over on his property, been removed. Council agreed four feet on one end and five feet earlier to place the cable across op the other. the road to the · small park Lisle told council that he wants fo llowing the end of the tennis Continued on page> the blacktop removed. Council Diplomats say Iran fires second missile at Kuwait ·. territory· in week VINYL FLOOR COVERING . Sale enttne " PLANT CONSTRUCTION 1\NNOUNCED Ofllclals of the PyroChem Corporation announced Friday In Mason Cou nty thai the company will hulld a $ UO million chemical waste treatment plant ht Mason County, Shnwn from lefllo right are ,Jim Ne~l. pre•ldcnt of PyroChem: ,Jim Lewis, ALL ORDERS Thirty percent chance of r;ain tonight. Saturday, chance of showers. Highs between 80 an<) 85. ' • Pomeroy· Middleport, Ohio, Friday. $eptember 4, 1987 Th~ SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER not to be identified, sa id Dempsey probably did not have trouble , breathing while outside the plane because of . its relatively low altitude, but he expressed surprise the pilot had survived. The Press Herald reported Dempsey, 45, of Cape Elizabeth, caught onto stairs that descended from the open hatch. The anonymous con troller told the newspaper the co-pilot, whose Identity was not Immediately known, radioed for help , saying he believed his partner had fallen to his death in waters off the Port.Jand coast. A Coast Guard helicopter and rescue vehicle were dispatched to the scene. Initial FAA repons said the plane had o~lg!nated from thE' , Portland Jetport. The federa'J· agency was awaiting a report on the make·of the plane, Its starting point and destination, authorities said. at y.· .·.. • Huge assortment of pol· terns to match any decor. No Wax finish. In stock for immediate delivery .. "I wou ld think it would be impossible to hold on a t that speed. It would take iron nerves and s trong muscles,'' the official said. "It' s a mystery to us how· he ended up where he ended up. but apparently he somehow or other ended up outside the plane clinging to the passenger door," FAA 's Coulter said. Page 6 IZED' FACTORY AUTH SALE SEIU OITHO LUX •ultra Piush Tap •Tamptr" Coils •supr- Slippart Pilot falls from plane in flight, holds stairs , J'lORTLAND, Maine I UP II A pjiOt fell through an open door of ,a plane In flight but survived with minor Injuries by clinging to the craft's outside staircase for about 10 minutes until the co-pilot made an emergency landing. authorities said. The cO-pilot of the Eastern Express plane, which was fly ing without passpngers, as~ed for permission to ma~e an emergency landing at the Portland Jetport Wednesday night believing his partner had plunged to his death, officia ls said. The aircraft was about 5 miles outside the airport Wednesday , several thqusand feet in the air, when pilot Henry Dempsey noticed. a passenger door ajar, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Susan Cou lter and Portland pollee said. Dempsey was trying to close the door when he apparently was sucked .out of the open hatch about 8 p.m., authorities said. An emergency crew that. met the plane when it landed found Dempsey clinging to the aircraft's outside stairs. a nd the pilot had to be "pried off," The Portland Press Herald said today, quoting an air traffic controller who asked to remain anonymous.-Dempsey ·had .held on to the out'slde of the plane for about 10 minutes, the controller said. · 645 Pick 4 3302 79 Bedding Specials her" once iit the ches t with .22-caliber pistol. Two other patients, four nurses and other medical s taff were .in the room at the time. Witnesses had said Browning calm ly unloaded ' the gu n and handed it lD a hospital Daily Number 0 a: ELBERFELDS', Ohio Lottery Church page nottces SKEIN • said the miss ile caused no casualties or damage, the official Kuwait news agency reported. The brief government statement from the news agency did not say who was responsible , Te.hrap radio July 25 quoted I ranfan President All Khamelnl as threaten ing to fire surfaceto-surface missiles at Kuwait If Iranian all facilities were attacked. Iraq repeatedly has hit fran' s oll Installations after breaking a six -week de facto cease-fire In the gulf Saturday . The Western diplomatic sour- ces said the missiles were probably fired at Kuwait from F'aw peninsula. Which Is Iraqi territory that has been captured and Is being controlled by Iran. The peninsula, which borders Iran, Is some 25 miles from Kuwait and about 50 miles from the capital. The missile struck the tiny nation amid escalal!ng attacks on shipping a nd land targets. by ·Iran and jraq. Iranian Revolutionary Guards "aiming for the crew's quarters" hit an Italian freighter with bazooka fire Thursday, a slr!p engineer said, and Japanese shipowners today ordered tlrelr vessels to stay out of the gulf for one or two <lays followi ng anot her strike against a Japanese ta nker . Officials said. two more Europea~ co untrlps - Belgium and the Netherlands - were considering sending mine sweepers to protect freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf. Iran ian attackers cteariv were Interested in causing casualties on th e 17,172-ton ftallan ship , Jolly Rubino, its first engineer, Donalda Gallon! said. Twdpeople were Injured In thE' 20-mlnute assault , "They were aiming for the crt'w's quarters . There was no reason for It except for the fun of killing people," Gallon! ·said in a ship-to- shore interview as th!' Jolly Rubino steamed with a cargo , of empty containers to Dubai. ' "The crew Is still under shock. It was a very ; very ugly experience," he said. "A lot of them don't w<1nt to come back to the gulf again." The assault off the ·c oast of Saudi Arabia was the first attack on an Italian vessel 'in the gulf "tanker war," a spinoff of the ·nearly .7-year-old war between Iran and Iraq. · ' J Michael, Ernie Sisson and Jirn <.:onnolly, police chief. This Is al)other first lor the village. Michael hopes to have . the projeut completed by December. Residents will be notified of their assigned numbers. HOUSE NUMBERING BEGINS - Plans for house numbering got underway Thursday night when Syracuse Village Council mel 1!1 . regular session. Going ove~ aerial photos with Roger Michael, who will head the proje,ct, are, from left, Kenny Buckley, Jim Hill, Jack 'YIIIia~s, Roger Labor department figures .show .unemployment unchanged By CRAIG WEBB WASHINGTON (t]PI), ,... The nation' s civilian unemployment rate held steady In August at 6 percent while \he percentage of population In the labor force hit a · new high , the Labor Department. said today. . The government said Its monthly survey of. households s howed · 113, Ill mil lion people working, up 354,000 from July, and thE' number of people out of . work and looking for .a job down by 3,000. io total 7.22 million . If one adds memtx>rs of the armed forces In the Un lied State$ to the jobs figure, the unempl<iy· ment rate was 5. 9 percent, also unchanged from July, Both the civilian and total jobless rates are the lowest in this decade. The number of people who had· left the labor force dropped a seasonally adJueted 233,000, most of them teenagers heading back to School, the government said. As a result, ~he proportion of tlle population that was employed In Business and health services respectively. • . August rose 0.2 percentage point accounted for nearly 90,000 of the Adult men saw their unemployto a record 61.8 percent. new jobs, another 25,000 were In menl rate drop 0.2" percentage · The government also surveys the finance. Insurance and real ·· point to 5,2 percent. while the business establishments as well estate Industries and ·an addirate for women fell only 0.1 as households to , learn about tional-· 34,000 came from local percentage polnt to 5.3 percent. · Americ'a 's . work habits. That governments. . In contrast, the rate for teenagpoll, which surveys ·a more The average number of hours , ers jumped 0.5 percentage point limited group of people, showed worked ·per wee)l jn private to 16 perce.nt. 156,000 workers added to payrolls · businesses rose 0.2 hour to 35 The overall jobs sjtuation In August. · h()urs. The average work week stayed unchanged for whites at All 156,000 were In service; and number of overtime hours 5.1 percent, dropped 0.2 percenrather than goods-producing worked In manufacturing re- . tage point for blacks to reach 12.4 jobs, th~ Labor Department sal(). matned unchanged at 41 and 3.8, - __...f.__ -·-·-"----·---·-- ..... . . percent, and rose 0.1 percentage point for. Hispanics to total 8 percent . . The avera II civilian unemplov· men! rate has dropped by 0.7 percentage point since the beginning of this yoar. and many · economists had expected it to fall again In August. They noted that · the volume of help- wanted advertisements was rising while . !nltlal·.unemployment Insurance claims were at the lowest point in 13 years. . -- ·-.- -·~ ----.....~------- ___...: ..... - �Friday, Sepbwnber4. 1987 f:Commentary Ill Cuurl Sl r<•l'l Ponwrov. Ohio llF.\ OTF.ll TO htE l~TERESTS . OF TilE "F.I(;S-M,\SO' -\Rt; \ ~~ ~m~ rT""l.......J~.....,..~~d,~ ~v ROBEH'I' L. WINGE'IT Puhlishcr 1\ :\I P.\JHFR. IY'n'Fn :-; 01- OPI:'\lCl:\" ' tl" Il l ln Tr ·rn.tllona l l n l:,nd I) dh Pn ·,.; :\t ' \\..,p:qu •t Puhli " hr ·r .. A""IIC'i.IIJPIL oi l ' I I ITnl TtH•\ ., tJi tUill )), ], ..... th :ln ,\j((j IH But behind the scenes in the investment world, Sultan Hassana! Bolkiah has become a major force. It Is believed, for instance, th ai Prime Minister M arga r et Thatcher asked him to transfer so me of his funds to Brll1sh banks In early !985 which he did. lhus slnglehandedl y propping up the British pound. Who is thlsmulti -blllionalre? Dale Van Alia recenlly traveled to lhe tiny. <ill·rich Moslem sullanale on 1he-nor th coasl oft he island of Borneo lo find out. THe t d'- rlU IJ \ Ioi ' l , , , UI1 '-1C ill 'li 11'1)1'1' \I t] ] t:'"' ' '· ,,dr lt• .... Ill £' '""W '" nr ·t ill' p11 i•l1"fi 1d ! .l 'l l! •t" "hl>li ld Ill ' I!' lb~'Re ALL~TRJR I'D S'AV l~~' '"l·n.lll t l r'" Fertilizing :·w ithout a shovel SCimL ... ~("llS, ~~, By DICK WEST WASHINGTON 1UPI J - "Company, attention~" the topkick. barks. Alter the forma tion the men "fall oul" and police th e parade ground until ir s ready for inspPct ion. , T hat, at least, is the wa y basic trai ning is co nducted fordogfaces a nd I Sf'(' no reason for changing the routine for canines themselves. • "Dogs, a tt en t io n~ " thetr trainer mi ght command, a nd to a hound. i hey hee I. ; Th en, a lt er the forma tion . they fall out for exercise, which mean s " walking the dog'' in such a way th at m y lawn gets fertilized . Ferlilizing the grass of a homeowner who does n't even have a dog seems to come nat urall.\. An_\·wa y , lhC'rP was no mention of it in the :tra i nmg pointer ~ given by F r ed E inhorn of Ches ter. N.Y. • Einhom is the owner-t ra iner of Reggie, billed by the Gaines people as the " best -behaved" dog in America . At least for the next couple of m onths ·• The next "s upct · bo~o~l or dog obedience" in sc heduled earlv in November at Tacoma, Wash., at which time there pres um ably will be a new champion . M eanwhile. Reggie. las t >'ear·s \\'inner . sta nds at a parago n of we ll-b ehaved dogs eve r.vwherP. A t a 1im e when ptl bu lls have been ge ttin g a bad na me. the stock of golden r et rie,·crs apparently is !'(oing up. Any how. Reggie is a golden +c tH ever. .; Not for nothing did Ei nhorn write "Be.vond Basic Dog Trainmg." The Howel l book people say he and his l ianrec. Diane Bau man , "ha,·e de\ eloped a dozen gu idelin es to help owners teac h their dogs to be better citize ns in his home and co mmunit y." If ferllli zing their ot~·n lawns Isn't evidence of good doggy CJtizrnsh ip , I don ' t know what is. T he e nr irr commumt y' will cheer. .• Bauman ism s and E inhor n isms inc lud e. · • - "l'e,·er call a dog to you rself and then ro rTec t him . Th e nex ltimc, he won't co me." - "A dog tha t is confused or afr aid shou ld be helped , not corrected" (Maybe that Pxpl<llns wh.Y pil bull s some times turn on t heir ow ners. I undCPsland th ey arc ea sily confused. as" ho woul dn't .be by those commands. I "': -"N e\·cr give a command you' re not prcpa fed to enforce." ·. -"Tea ch vour do~ to pav attcntron before ;.·ou teach 11 a n ~t hing else ... • -"RC'\Vilrd with gcnu1 nP pr<Jisc eve n tim e your dog follow ~.; a {ommand corr·ectly ." • - " Dogs arc not stubborn : sometimes I hey· just think they ha1·e a ohoicc. It ' s up to ~ou to help ~our dog differentiate bel ween the I imcs :when h<' docs and doesn't." • -"A dog's behav ior oft en precC'des lear ning . Don ' t assum e h<' "Unders tands a co mmand just because he obeys onC£:" or twice ... •" _ ..... Gi ve commands sofll \ ... . Th ere's no reason C\'Cr 1o ye ll at a aog • 1 assume that goes for lhL' neighbor mutts that ar e fer tilizi ng yo ur .l av.. n. AnY admonitiOns shou ld br gi ve n in care full y modu l <:~ted ron £?s. '- " Don't . fert ilize lhf' grass , " you m ig ht say, softl y. and I'm sure a \\ 011-bpha\·ed dog will ob<'v ' ,\t leas t one trained by Einhorn would. As to wh et her hP is firs ! sf,rgca nt matf'rial is anothflr mat ter. ~Today • In hi~ tory ThC' C"Yrning ~ t a r~ a rf' Mercury, Venus and Saturn. Th os0 born on this date arc under the sign of Virgo They in clude Ft '0nch no,·c li st and politician Fran co is Rene de Chateaubriand in i71iH. architec t Dante! Burnham in 1R46, novelist ond cssayesl Rich arei Wn ght tn J~IR , radto news com ment a lor Paul Harvey in 191H Ja;ge tj4). dancct -actress M i lzi Gay nor in 1 9 ~1 1ag0 >61. and golfer ·~om Wa tso n in 1949 rage :181. .. :Onthi s datP in hi s torv: · 1n HiO!l. nav igat or -Hcnr_ , ._ Hudso n di scovered lhe island of MJmha 11 an . ,1n 1 %~. th0 ftrst passa ge of lhc .McC lure Strai t , the fabled Northwest Passage. was compleled b ~ the U .S. Navy icebreaker Bur ton I sland and the Coas t Guard icebreake r Nort hwind . • In !9>7. thP For d Motor \o. introduced the Edsel. ln 1 97~ : t\mcrican s~ imm pr M ark Spitz became the ru·st athlPte to '~tn sPven Ol_vmpi c go ld medals. Letters to the editor Wants some answers Qmr Editor : · Why did theSou th ernOhioCoal Company i SOCCot exPcu tivPs. who werf' demonst rallng their longwal l m odel at the At hens County F ai r, negl ec t to tell v istors th at SOC Co ts lr ~ rn g to · take awa y thf' citize ns' ri g ht to subjacpnt supporf? Why did I he SOCCo executives for gel to exp lain I hat the r ighlto subj acent support is the cilizens' right NOT to fall into _SOCCo's longwa II hole? Sincere ly, Lady Bonon ~ Seek help! • .' The fam ilies ofTo ny Riffle a nd Walter tSam J Smith are i n need of help. These you ng men were seve r ely injured while worki ng on a construction site in Lancaster, Ohio. Bolh arc confined lo the burn unit of University Hospllal In Columbus. The doctors expect t hem to spend 3 to 4 monlh s in I he. hospital as eac h will requir e mullipl e surgeries. The immediate families are stayi ng In Columbus and are In currin g many expenses them se lves. A specia l "get well " (und is being esta blished for Tony. Sa m, and their families. Con· • WASHINGTON (UPII -The NFL players union and league managemenl cut short labor talks Thursday after the owners refused to accept a plan to protect union representatives on the 28 clubs. Gene Upshaw, execulive direc· tor of the NFL Players Association, and Jack Donlan, executive director of the Management Council, the league' s negotiating arm, lalked by telephone for 90 minutes. "I told Jack Donlan lhis morning that seei ng what Is going on oul therewith my player reps getting cui, I didn' t think it was fair Ia the player reps to continue until we had addressed this proposal, ' Upshaw said. "But we talked aboul a l ot of other issues , we didn' t just talk about that." New England Patriots offensive lineman Brian Holloway, the team's union representative, was traded earlier I his week. The team said th e move was no I COND'fflS ••. • Swllzerland. · The 41-year-old ruler does not hide his wealth , either; he flaunts lt. He lives In the largesl ·house In the world, a palace wllh 1. 788 rooms. whlc}l .was completed just in lime for Brunei's Independence day on Jan . 1, 1984. T hou gh manv of lhese rooms are used for gove'rnmenl p<erso nnel. some 944 . arc for lhe "prlvale" use ol the su lta n, hi s two wives, seven children. their relatives and friends. The cosl lo the country was about $500 million. Thai look In the two golden domes, some l6 acres of Italian marble lncorpo· , rated into lhc pal ace, and huge slabs of red Moroccan onyx quarried from the lasl such mine in the world. There ar e al so 800 pa rki ng places In lhe pala ce 100 of lhem reserv('d for the sultan who, so far, ha s accumu lal!'d 40 of the mos l exotic sports carf' in lhr world . Askf'd once If the ostcnlatlous p'a la ce was worth it, thr s ulta n replied that " Brunei Is very wealthy . When a pN son Is rich . he doesn't want to buy a minicar, he wan ts a Rolls -Royce:· The su ltan' s spending habit s, whi ch Includ e a string of Arabian polo poniPS. jcl s and th0 like, are not crlt lcizrcl In th~ govrrnm ent uw nc·d pr('>s of Brunei. Prl va telv. howpvpr, his subjects ca n be qu i te' arNblc . One observed\\'llh mor0 tr uth than wll- lhat " the on ly thi ng thr ' ultun cannot afford I~ cl('rnocracy ... Sultan Ha.ssa nal Bolklah is the 19th r ulrr ln a n unbrokf'n roya l lin<' . Evans and Nova k moan that "in th0 fog of word s, del ays, halfbaked plans and " ·ilout s of I he ki nd that li<' ahcad ... th!' conl r as · hide mav soo n b0 t ac k0d on a KrPmlin wall nrxt to Sout lt Vi f'l nam '~ ., So . indeed . it may br. but not :ts a result of anything Prrsidrnl Reaga n ha s thus far saidordo nP. Adm tttf'd ly , the Whil(• House rPs pon!-;r tor r ather . rC'sponscs) to rec0nt development s in thr N l c at:t,C'~a n co nt rovt?rs.v ha v£' lac k0d \hP sm·t of cr ys tal clarit y tha t one would hop£' enun ciations of u. s_ policy would always have . Bu1 we must rf'mf'>mbcr tha t thP prC'sident Is by no rneim s ltw only player in thf' ga me. c.•nd th a t is hand is far from strong. He is c~ lm o~t tOIJ I!v depcndrnl on a hos til e Dcmocratie Co ngr ess to prov ldf' acid it io nal milit ar y ai d to thr f rpcdom fi ghters aftPI' Sept. :10. Wha t good 11'111 Rona ld HPa ga n 's frtPnd ship (In them 1! that i' cl (' ni~d ? So the presi dent, \\' ho h"s carcful lv nf' vcr r ai!Pd for the milii J r.v ovrrthrow of lhP Sa nd i - COITir'S . Disputes plague ·contra-drug probe tributlon s m ay be sen l ,Ia "Gel Well Tony" or "Gel Well Sam", Genera l Delivery. Ra_c!ne, Ohio 45771, or ,may be made at lhe Farmers Bank and Savings Co., al Pomeroy. Make checks payable to "Get Well Tony " or "Get Well Sam" or to both. Any special notes can be enclosed With the contribution and you r name only will be added to a get well card to be made for Tony and Sam . The families of t hese m en will greatly appreciate your thoughtfu lness and contributions. Rita Mathews WASHINGTON !N EA l Hughes. D -N .J .. ha s twen in vps ti · Amid growtng parttsan ship dOd ga ting a ii Pga ti ons mv oJ\·i,ng co nt roversy, committees from pl anC's IPa sed to lhC' privl:l te aid both the House and Senat<: arc nPtwork resuppl yi ng the contras investigating links between lhe It 's satd th<' aircraft rcturn<'d co ntras and drug traffi c-king . from tr i ps to Cent ral America The Senate Foreign Rrlali ons loaded with drugs . and that thi s Subcommitlec on Terron sm. wa s done with th e knowlcdg<' of Narcotics and lntcrnattonaf U. S. governm ent offi cials . Communi ca tions is chaired by The Hughes panPI is also Sen. ,John F. Kerry, D -Mass. it looki ng int o allegations lh at has been inves tigating the con - Att ornpy Genera l Edwin M eese' tras and dru gs as part or a much tri <ed to. slow or sto p a federalg wider probe of narcolics net · un -runnin g investigation b e works and their influ ence in the " cause it threa tenPd to uncovC'r West ern Hem !sphere. the cont ra .r.:supply effort. Kerry, a contra opponent , first The Senate invflstlgation ha s publi cized allegatio ns of a ret ained · a bipartisan at moscon l ra -clrug li nk las t year. StncP phere, but the same ca nn ot be becoming chairman of the suiJsa id for I he Hughes panel. There commiltpe he ha s widen ed t h<' the i nvps tigatron seems 10 be investigation. The focu s is on breaking down along party lines " how lhc power of thP narcoSome GOP members ar e pubdollar has come to affect govern l icly say ing there are no ground s ment s and polici es"; an d on the for the inquiry to proceed; oth('l' s level or I he U. S. comm itment to are arguing thai the Hughes enforce the la w w hen v iol ations pan el shou ld turn the in vestiga mlghl advance foreign pol icy tion over to t he Iran -contra sei('Ct objectives. committ ees. Kerry's subcommltlee re" I rea lly hawn 'l see n anyt hing cently met In closed session w ith !h at would m ake It worthwhile Cosla Rican-based former CIA for thP commit tee to spend any operative Felix Rodriguez. Earmore timC' or money on this lier, anot her witness before -t he in ves ltgalion, " said Rep. E. Clay panel, Ramon Milian-Rodriguez, Shaw. R - Fla. The subreportedly charged thai F'elix comm ill ee •s rank in g GOP Rodriguez had funneled $10 mil member, Rep. Bill McCollum. lion. In COlumb ian cocaine moR-F ia. , who also serves on the ney I a the co ntras. MillanIran-contra selec t co mmlltee . Rodrlguez said the Colombian unsuccessfully pelitioned l he secocaine carte l believed it. would lect commi llee to declare the find favor wl!h I he U.S. governMeese inlervenllon case beyond men! b)( donating the money. the Hughes panel's jurisdiction. Regarding the contra drug Now anoth er House panel has probe, Jack A . Blum, Kerry•s gall en into the act: R ep. Charles special counsel, sa id recently, B. Rangel's D-N. Y., Select "We're probably going to be able Co mmittee on Narcotics Abuse to put together a web of clrct.:mand Conlrol. II recently constantlal malerial. I can 't say lo ducted a closed-door session with you I'm going 10 establish a case severa l members of non-profit beyond a reasonable doubt. The lpstltules who say they have case doesn't lend Itself to tha t interviewed people alleging In· kind of proof." volvemcnt In contra drug traffic. On the House side; the JudiThe select committee did not ciary Subcommittee on Cr im e, question any of !hose actually chaired by Rep. William J . m ak ing the allegations. Ra ngf"l df'dmrd ro ta lk about 1hf' specifics n f what hi s commit tee had twr n to!(l , say ing on l.v. '' N o wi tn ('SS h:.~ s gl \'f'n evidPncc th a t thr ro nr ra l('udc rship wa s in vo lved in d r ug tra ff ick tni(. " B ut olhrr panel members srcmed to d is agrcr. 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Sf'· eond C' !ass poslaRC' p;;~ld al Pomr•·ov. Ohio. MPm bf'r: Unl!f'd Pr £'Ss l n1Prn.JIIonal. Inla nd Dallv Prrss Associat ion and th£' Ohio Nf'w sPa prr A:;SOCiallon. National Adwrttsln~ RrprC'Sf'flta t ivt'. Bra nham Nf' '-''Spa prr Sa iC's. 7:\:J Third Avf'nur , Nr '-'' York . Nf'" Vm k 10017. POSTMASTER . St'ncl addrC'SS c han ~PS 10 ThC' O;.d lv S(lnl!nC'I, Ill Court St. . Pomrroy. Oh.lo 45769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrlt!r or Motor Route Onr WC"t•k ........ ................. ....... $1 .25 Onr Month ... . .... .. ............. $.~ ~5 Onr Yt>ar .. , . .. .. . . .... $65.00 SINGI.E COPY PRICE . . 25 Cf' ni S Dall:$\Jb«crlb('fS not d cs lrln~ to pay lhE'C<t!'· ri('r mav rC'mlt ln adva nCC' dlrPcl to Thr @nation @nrany 1 Tid•' " .ot•·r· l ' u" ''" ~•· I ... •rio.., Ho•fl I• I I ( uhu11h11 ., io•ad.,.,. '!· fl ) \\ o f!nt •'>ft ,,, · ~ K•• .. ulh 1' 1d<o• IIH't I. l'u•l111 k•~ "! t r. tuml!u~ ' · K ol tw.,wr I 1'1utrod l\_~ · .. H••., utt .. rl•"'' MILLING DIVISION s.. 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I•• ~Il l;.• • .I.O.tl•n,.rud ; pllu o•d wldo· r•••t•hn 811hll\' Kank.~tun on lnlu" •d " ... ''"'"; ,..,, .......d runnln~~; h.uoli n.. rr~l Ulho •r, Iliff kl') lo-ll "'j "l \1 So•o·o•rtl and fu,...... ard t-:d dlt• Oh (y~ tO Tnru 11111 ln r r 11 ht "'lnp Ril·k \ ' ul~o · und !oi.t 1'\o•Thomu .. an1l dl'fo•nM•nllll'l Roh )It• Gill, l'ltt...hur,;h - Slp;d lo•ll winK Ua\1 ' ttttnnan and rooldr dr>h'""'' mlln 1.~k·~ 7.odap ..kl ho mutt .. ~l'llf o·ontr-Jo ' " · Terry goes lo Cards CINCINNATI tUP i l - The Cl ncinnal_i Reds T hu rsday sent right -handed pit cher Scott Terry to the St. Louis Ca rdinals 10 co mplete Monday ' s deal which brought pilcher Pat P!'rry Ia the Reds . Players from Dan's Ullle League Team also played on The Big Bend All-Star Team. From lelt to rlghl Mike "Abby" Welsh, Mike Vance, Mark Stanley. · Browns acquire Baker from St. Louis CLE VELAND IUP I I - The CIC'vcland Browns have acquired vete ran defensiv e end AI " Bubba" Baker from the St . Louis Cardinals In exc hange for a future undisc losed draft· choice. The 6-foot -6-inch , 270 pound Baker. who ha s recorded 113'1, sacks in 10 years in the NFL. could be in a Cleve land uniform Saturday aga lnsl the Gr een Bay Packers. head coac h Marly Schollenhel mer said Thursday . " We played agalnsl him a few weeks ago and we had !rouble blocking him ," sa id Schonenhclm er. " I 'm familiar with hr s play Rt'ds sign agreement CINCINNATI 'tUP]) - The Cinc innati Reds a nnounced Thursday they have signed an agreem ent with the city of Plant City, Fla ., lo build a new spring training facility there. Plant City is 20 miles from Tampa, where lhe Reds pre· viously trained. The Plant City complex will Include a 6,000-seat sladlum, a cloverleaf of four fields, a separ ate Infield, four Indoor baiting cages and new clubhouse, training and office facllilies . The complex Is scheduled to be ready for spring training next year, but. if completion Is delayed , provisions have been marte for the Reds to train In T ampa again next spring. from m y coachi ng days · in Delrolt. " In !983. Baker. 31. wa s traded · fr om Del roil lo St. Lou is w here he had 209 1ac kles and 38'h sacks. In three pre-season games this year. I he Colorado Sta l e product has had five sack s. one of which was Browns quarterback Mike Norselh. He's also knocked down three passes in pre-season play. His bi ggest year In sacks was in his rookie year of 1978 when he had 23 and was named the NFL defensive rookie of 1he year. Last year he had IO'h sacks and 60 lola! lackles, slartl nl( in the lastl3 games. 1984 MERCURY TOPAZ .............. S4295 1981 FORD F-100 ..................... S2995 Stand., P.S. 1981 MERCURY ZEPHYR ............ s1 09 5 1982 PLYMOUTH RELIANT .......... S1695 4 dr .. ·auto., P.B., P.S .. air. high mileage. 1981 CHEVY ESTATE WAGON .... 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(UPIJ The:' Tampa Bay Buccaneers ac-quired running back Jeff Smith from the Kansas City Chiefs Thursday In exchange for an eighth-round draft choice in 1988, and also signed nose Iackie Mike Stensrud, who was waived ear· , lier lhis wee k by Minnesota . . , To make room on the roster, . the Bucs placed wide receiver Bobby Bankston on injured reserve with a wrist Injury, and released r unning back Darryl Oliver. Scoreboard ... tl:o l.lilntl 1 .111tnrnl Wa!(man INDIANAPOLIS (UP!l- Indianapolis General Manager Jim lrsay Thursday said he suspf'('!S another NFL team Is tampering with negot iations between the Colts and first- round draft pick Cor nelius Bennett . "We're toncerned wilh possible tampering from a l earn in the NFL we will not name." Irsay said. "Any team contacting him is In violation of league rules and we would pursue if fully ." No progress resulted from a brief m eeting Wednesday between Colts owner Robert Irsay FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI) ...:. Los Angeles Ram s running back Charles White, charged with being under the Influence of a controlled substance, faces up to a year in jail, a' prosecutor said Thursday. White, the 1979 Helsman Trophy winner from the University of Soulhern California , was arrested by police Aug. 2! after he was found wandering i n a field . He was formally charged Wednesday with the misdemeanor offense. If convlcled, Whil e, 29, faces a maximum sentence of one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. • w !r ~ther th is will be allowt'<l 10 occur - I e .. whrth!'r <:On$!rPss w11l IPI tht' res Jstan c£" forces with ron thr vl newhllr " n ~:gotl ­ atlons"dt ag on l ndeli nll ely. And ro nsPn1at lv('s ca n co unt on Rca · gun to wa~c a ba ii iP royal before that Is p<'rm lll d to hupJX'n . . . Art' Rf" a~~·n ·s t•onsPrvatlvr rritlrs as thoroughly loo!Pd as th!' lltwrals by hi. head -du ckin g m o dP!"t y ttnd so ft s poken mnnnc\r? Do n' t tht)y rpali:tf' that th~s f' mnrmr r i~m s c'o ncf'al onfl of thr stubborncst t and . lei ~ s add. mos t sue· rssful ) cri ns('rvatlv(' battlrrs of al l lfmr? His bMtlng ,1\' C' r a~£' Isn' t il th ousa nd , be· ca use he is willing to support (•a uses (!Ike· thosr of th!' Nlcant~uan fr·pcdom flghlN S) wherP the ocld s ar(• if' ss than favorab l . But hP has won mo r(• victories l or r·onsprva l lsm than all of hi s co n• ervat lvc rr ltl s pull ogrther - critic-s, In m ost casl's. whosC' ent lrc portfolio of winning slrarrglrs ('O n,is ts of the ThPrmop)•Jap 0Pft"' nsr . St ick with Re.Jga n, and prppare to do IJiittlc whPn thr l imP The union has been withoul a collective bargaining agreement since theprevious contract expired Monday at midnight. The union has approved a secret slrlke date, believed to be after the second game of the season . Both sides said no new bargaining sessions were scheduled. the team's No. 1 draft pick, is prepared to sit out the season If necessary because of a contract dispute. The former Unlversily of Mi; ami running back will meet with Oilers General Manager Ladd Herzeg next week to discuss the contracl dispute. The Oilers an£1 Highsmith have been al an Impasse for two weeks. ' Highsmith's agent, Robeq Fraley. lower ed his original $3 million sal ary demand to $2.8i million. The club's last offer was' S2 million . ' SNAGGED FROM BEJIIND - Minnesota quarterback, Rich Gannon, right, tries to elude grasp of J>enver linehacker Karl Meckl<•nhurg, but Is nailed from behind a.• Gannon scrambled for yardage In second quarter of Vlklngs·Bronc:os game In Denver Thursda~ ('Vcnlng. The VIkings won, 2'1· 17. (UPI ) t-:J"t ni>ta s and has i nsis ted onl> on cl tru ly free and drmocr"ttc Nic'u ragua. was simpl. in no posi ti on to r(' lusr whrn hl'• was i nvl wd 10 loin Speaker of thr House .lim Wrig ht in spo nsoring a " pr., ce plan" that would , 11 conscientiou sly r· t•r rit...; d out by u ll parrlC'S , havr that t'<'SUII . And when lh f!\'e Ce ntral Amer ica n prcsldrnt s adv ~1 nct>rl th c-ir O\vn r : llh~ · r v ag uP propo!-.u l to th<' sa me• r nd , the sa m<' con sideration appliPd . But Re agan knows thrre is nn chancl' whatevrr tha t lhP San(fl nlstas would follow throvgh on any plan tha t req ui red them to sub mit thpif· despotic co nt ro l <)I Ni a i·agua 10 g C'nuirH" I~r r t["f' political rrv ie>w ThP r(': ,ar P. of course . plenty of Sandlnlsta sy mpalhl zc r ~ t includin g many D0mocra1S in Con):! t'<'Ssl who also know this . but who pr ivn tcl y hopr th at th~ whole pr·oci:ss can lx' dra gged out until the l rrPd<; m flghtC'r s ar('l s tarvf'd o ut C)f Hlf' jun~ lf' and Sandin is ta c·l'm t rnl i~ a ss urN! . But th at mPt'c•ly mea ns th ;ll thf' c- ritlC'al batt it' " ' Ill he I oug ht ovf•r dlsagr~ed. and Richard Woods, agent !or the former Alabama linebacker picked No. 2 overall In I he NFL draft. "There's a little dragging of I he feel. 1-just don't understand it," Jim Irsay said. "Informal ion we have gathered and lhlngs we have learned lead us lo believe t tampering! Is a posslblllly ." SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS Will Reagan ax the COntraS ?_ ____:By:__W_il_lia_m_R_w;_·h_er I t was. I believe, the French philosopher Ia Rochcfoucau ld who satd lh at. if forced lo the choice. It Is bett er to b0 dece ived bv a friend than to doubt him . o'nc w1s hrs that so mP of Prl'si dcnt Reagan's conse r vat i ve crit ics would heed the phi losopher 's adv tce. I t is not. after all. as if Reagan wC'rC' notorious for blowing hot and cold on the su bjec t of th e Nicaragua n resistance forces . They wou ldn ' t bp thcrr at all if he hadn 't cncourag<ed them. done co nst an t battl e wi th Co ngr ess to suppl y them . and beat the bu shes for fore ign and prw atc aid fo r th em when Co ngrPss \-V lthhl'lfl fund s. Ycl le t him so mu ch as si~ n al his willingness to seek a dcm orrat ic. non -aggrrssivf' Nicar<J gua by peaceful rather th an mil itary m ea ns and la rgp S<'gm c n t s or the conse rva t !Ve m ove· m en! beha ve as if he had drfrc l0d to M oscow du r in g thf' ni ght. The Wall Street Journal gnashe s its tce lh ov0r "R0a ga n's Bay of Pi gs ."· UnclN th e headlinP "So Long , Co nt ras." Mess r s made because of Hollowa~·s union ac!llvitles, bul lhe union HOUSTON (UP!) - Hou slon Oilers holdoul Alonzo 1-iighsmilh, \Jm••.,ooe ,, "! , Ril"t nn I By United Prf'ss Inter national :. Tod a,· is Frida~· - Sept ~ . I he "17t h dav of 1987 with 11H 10 follow. · Th e moon is wax in g. moving toward its full phase .. Th0 m or nirg stars are Ma rs and .JupitPr. J notoriously press-shy potentate turned down an · interview r eques t pleading ill health . But associates and some of hi s subjects were quile willing to lalk. By all accounts. the amount or I he su lt an·s wealth is staggering. For instance, the sullan per son ally controls investmenls made from Brunei's foreign reserves -nearly $20 billion. Th e amount Is equivalent to two-lhlrds of Americ a's foreign reserves . and is more than I he foreign resNves of <ell he r Creal , Brit a in or \ I il l !11 1 .. d , '- \J h jl r l ll • o~h lill~ ' 111d Jl lll " l h o 'il! tllrl \1 11 11 Jl, ITn l · ,uldt• •.. , ,1n11 II t] J fl••ll t ~ 1·nd BOB IIOEF'UCII Grnera l ManagPr ,,f Th t> l'n t!l'd P t l ':-." ""~(u l.tl i" n .1 nd T}ll' r\nwJ w :111 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, September 4, 1987 WASHINGTON - The Sullan of B r unei, arguable the r iches t m an In the world, is reclusiv e, imperious and unlik ely to be loppl ed from pow er in the sm all Asian country he has ruled for 20 years. Americans know him only as a ro ya l footnote In the Iran/ co ntra scandal - the man who was so wealthy he didn' l bother to inquire about · a m issing $10 million he had contribut ed to the contras, which wound up in the wrong Swiss bank account beca use of a typing error. The Daily Sentinei - Page-3 Talks cut short by league officials, union Page-2- The Daily Sentinel The man who owns a COUntry Anderson and Spear The Daily Sentinel 1'.\T WHITEIIEi\D i\!1\sisi ant Pnhli-.he r/ fontro ll er Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •LARGE ASHPAN WE -GUARANTEE YOU WON'T FIND AN EQUAL QUALITY STOVE ANYWHERE AT '" ... �4, 1987 Fi-iday, September 4,.1987 11-2 with a 2.30 ERA at Tiger Sta,dlum this year. On the road. I he right -hander is 1·8 with a 6.48 ERA . "He' s able to k eep the ball away from left -handed hitter s." Cleveland Manager Doc Ed· w ards said. " You hit a lol of balls to center field and that's a key · here. If y ou're capabl e of doin g that. you can win her e. " Detroit Manager Sparky And erson said T errell was successful at Inducing groundout s. " That 's 13 outs that never left the Infie ld. " Ander son sa id . " H ow many popups did he get? College season unloads Saturday FORCED AT SECOND BASE - Cl eveland' s Julio Franco takes a tumble a.' he is forced out at semnd base by Detroit's Lou Whitaker Thursday . The Tigers won, :H. (UPI) · Toledo opens against Temple By CHARLIE MCCARTHY UPI Sports Writer No. 9 Miami begins the season Sa turda y with a new quarterbac k and new emphasis on the r unning game. The opponent will b~ old ri\·a l Florida. ranked 20th. Steve Wal sh will debut at quar t erb ac k as t he successor to Vinn y T cstaverde. Bernie Kosar and Jim Kelly when the Hurrl· canes open at home._ Wal sh. a sophomore from St. Paul , Minn .. has thrown two passes in hi.s ca t·~e r . and onl y j uni or wide rece ive r Mi chael Irvin is full~' health)' among the Hurricanes' top pass catchers. ·' It 's Im po rtant for us to runt hP foolball. es pecially beca use some of our talent is back i n the backfi eld." Mi ami Coach .JimmY John son said. referring to fullba ck M elv in Bratton and tal l· bac k Warren Williams. " It ' s lmpoi·tanl fbr us to give t hcm the oppor tunit y to gel the ba ll in lh<' end zo ne." " I think the r unnin g ga ml' wi l l be t hc strongest par t of I h<' offense· at th e begi nning of th P sNISO n." Willi a m s sa id . " Lc.ts t \'Car we could thr ow the ball as ;,·el l as we could r un th<' bal l. Thi s .H 'ar , we d on 't ha vP t hat sam r k i nd of talent st ar tin g at q ua n cr·ba ck ... F lorid a's quart erbac k i s Ke r , win Flell. a lead i ng_ear ly ca ndidate to fo llow Tes w ve rd P as the Both Ohio U (1 -10) and Wes t By United Press lnlt•rnalional . Glass Bowl. Virginia 14· 71 ar c co ming off Simrell has settled on r edshi r t Pre-seaso n Mid -Am erican losing sea sons and the B obcats of sophomore Sieve Keene as hi s Confer ence fa vorit e Tolt'do faces Coach Cleve Brya nt could make new sta rl i ng qua r terba c k , a major challenge Saturday it closc if they catch the Moun ta ibacked up bv r edshirt fr es hman night when the Rocket s open the a w eek ahead to neers looking 1987 co llege football season in a Mark M elfi. battl e with Ohio State in their Simrel l's biggest probl em is non-league game against tough Columbu s. his secondar y , wher r fi vf' fifth· Temple . The lasl lim e Brya nt and players grodu ated. He also los t "Th ey may be the s trongest let ter man K eith Saund ers. a WVU's Don Ne-h len m et on the non-confer encf' team ever to v isi t proj ectcd s1 art er al cornerbac k. football fi eld wa·s in l%R . Bry ant the Glass Bowl, " said UT's Dan wa s the · OU qu ar ter bac k and with a h and iniur\". · Simrell . start in g his sixth year as Nchlen the coa ch al Rawl ing th e R o cket s' head coa ch . 'Three ofOhi o's fotir oth erM A C . Green. "They' r e easily the best in the 5c hoo ls also open thei r 1987 Th e Bobca ts prc,·a iled ~R- 2i en vear s I 'vc been associ at ed with seasons Saturday . with Mi ami r oute t o an unbea t C" n regul ar Toledo fool bal l 1since 196ll ." visitin g Ce ntral Mi chi gan in the SPa so n and a tr i p to thC' Ta ngf'Simrell rem ember s t he las t only league game. rinc Bowl. time the two sch ools !(Ot together Bowling Green has perhaps thP Thc Mi ami -Cent ra l Mi chigan on th e footba l l fi eld in 1984 . Th e toug hes t tas k . going up against ga me m a tch C'S the two winn i ngOwls r olled ove r Toledo' s MAC defending national champ Penn es t teams in M i d -Amrrica n Conchamps 3o-6. State at U niver si ty Pa r k , while fer ence his tor y . Gone from las t ~--e ar' s 6-o tea m . Ohio Univer sit y opens at Wes t Si nce j oin ing the league i n 19i5. however, is Paul Palmer . th e Vir gi ni a aga i n s t th e I M U has a . oi:l w inning pcrccnnation' s leadin g rusher and sc- Mountainee r s . . ta_gC', whi lf' Mi ami' s :~!l · yf'ar cond to Miami' s Vinnie Testa Other games Saturda' havp mar k is -. 716. verde in tli<' H eisman Trophy Akron, a1 W cs tcrh Michigun and Tonight~s Mi am i has won Jhe l ast l hn' P balloting. But Si mrell cl aim s th e Youngstown · St ate al E astern Owls thi s yea r " ma y be better Mi c hi gan and Rut ger s ai Cin cin - · games pl a)·cd betwee n th e two, Coal GrO\·c at Ga llipol is inc luding a C>9-21 dec ision a , -ear overa l L " nat ! in two other night games. Poin t PIC>asant at Barbour svil lf' ago at M I. Plcasu nl. Mi ch .. and "Th ey' re ver y tough. ver y Penn Sl ate fini shed 12-0 l as t M cig> 111 B!' lp re holcj s a !H over all adva ntage phy sic al and they have exrep· y ear and beat Miami 14 -10 in I he \V ater tor d at Southcr n Rou nding out t he fi r" wee k of tiona !. skilled athletes." said Fiesta Bowl to r apture the Por tsm outh Wcst at So uth Poi nt acti on will be W&,l 1Pa .l at Ohio Sim~eii~·" We're going I a have to national championship. F:astf'r n at Ha nn an. W. V a. ral Sla te at KenWesleya n. Cenl be at our bes t to stay with them ." A cr owd of m ore than 8:UJOU is Roc k Hi l l al Way ne. W. Va. te, Bu ffal o at Fi ndlay . "· lucky Sta To ledo fini shed the 1986 season expectt'd at Beave r Stadium for Southeast ern a l Sou thwe stcrn .J ohn larroll at Duqucsnc ancl with fi ve consecutive w i ns and th e gam e. the fir st meetin g e\'!'r Unioto at A thens Wllming t o n a t Wi nd sor 10nt. L has \NOn eig ht in a ro w in thu bctwf'Pn th£' t wo sc hools . Wh Pf' lf'r sburg at .Jac kso n Heisman Troph_ v winncr . .,The Gators. off probation. will pla y on television fo1· th first time In thJ'C~ years. Th e Intense intra -s tat e ri val s wi ll not meet for· anothE>r fiv e year s a ft er Saturd ay . In other ga m es ln,·oJv in g r anked team s. North Texas Sta t P is at No. 1 Ok lahom a. Utah Sta rr at No. 2 Nebra ska. San Di ego State at No . i UCLA . Texas at N o. ;, A uburn . Bow ling G ree n at No. 7 P enn Sra t f', co- No . 10 l. O UI ~ i a n u St ate al co-No . 10 Texa > ,\& M . Wcs te'r n Ca r olin a at No. 1:1 Clem son. T Pxas Tec h al No. H Fl or ida Starr . Stanford at No . I ~> Was hi·ng-t on. Colorado Sl ate al No. li T enn e"ce a nd So uthc rn Mi ssiss ippi at No. 19 ,\J aba m a . 11 1 Logan . t.: ta h. Uta h Swtt• Coac h Cllur k Shelt on know' what h fs rrnm needs to ·bl"'i:l t ltlf• r ornhu skPr s. ·-·w p al l know w h.:.~ t hus to happPn - a m ! r ~ r l<' .' · Shel ton .• al d. Th e Agg lr s a nd Co rnhusker s ha,·r pl a,'cd th r<'<' pn,,·ious ~ i'l m Ps , al l in Li n('Qin . Nf' h . . .a nd l\'(·braskc t wo n Parh l i m P - 28-i in 1!161;, ~~ - 6 lh Wol an d :r,-14 In 1 ~ 79 . No paper Monday Budde loses in Legion tournament STE VE NS POI NT . Wi s. t UP i t - Stan Spenccr str uck out 14 and allow ed ani\· lwo hit s Thursda,nighf as he pitched Va ncou ver !Was h. I to a 4-3 vict or y over 'Cin ci nnat i Budde in the opening rou nd of the American Legion bas eba ll World Ser ies . Ta d Miller tossed a four -hit co mpl ete gam e to lead Quincy 1Ill. ) 1o a ~ -2 v ict Or .\· 0\"flr 1\o!'wood t M ass. ' i n an ot he-r openi ng r ound gamr . In ot her first r ound co ntes ts. Sa m Mi li · 1rllo a nd Rober t Frppma n r om · bined to throw a three hitler td leacf W es t Ta mpa 1Fla. l Ia an 11-0 v ic tory o,·er Boulder tColo. l and Midwest Cit y tOkla.t Pdged Bovrrtown 1Pa. 1 3-2 on a seventh inning run . In today 's ga m es in th e (l oubi Pelimina t ion tourmJm ent, Mid w es t Ci t _v plays Wes t T am pa. Boulder will face Boyertow n. Quincy will pla y Vancoun' r and Nor w oo d will go aga in s t Cin ci nnuti. Spencer went the full nin e i nnings to r aisf' hi s record to 12-0. T he los ing pi tc- her was Da le Sehl hor st. who r elie,·ed i n the se, ·enth with his team ahead :!-1 and runn er s at SC'Cond and third . He allow ed Vancouver's Mike War ner to lin e one off the Jell field wall to score two run s to 1ic the game 3-:!. • Marauder cross country runners win In a dual m eet al Trimble. the Marauder boys cross country tea m defea ted th e To m ca t s by an acc umu lati ve scor e of 25 Ia 30 . For t he not icf', scoring in cross country is achi eved by tot alling ihe pos it ions i n wh ich the to five • runner s fini sh on each squ ad wilh th e low Iot a! bei ng the win ner . In thi s m eel Rob Brewer fin - ~S~ e p~l~.:B~fo:r~lh:e~ir_n~e~x~t~m~e=e~t.:_._ _ ished in 2nd place. Chris Stewart , 3rd . Rob J ac ks 5th , Hank Cleland 71h . Ca r y Seizing Rl h, Brett Lit tl e lllh , Cha se Cleland 12th . Keith Hager 13th. Sh ane Phillips 15th and Keith Matl ox 16th. 1fou rJ And how many str ikeout s? Cfour ). So that's 21 outs the ball never left the infield. " If only six balls gel out of you r infield. you've got a herku va chance lo wfn a game. " Terrell los t his shutout In the eig hth . With one out , Andy All anso n and Breit. Butler singled , before pin(h -hl!.ter Brook J'acoby walked to load the bases. Julio Franco' s sacrifice fly scored A llanson. Ri ch Yett. 3-6. g ave up both hom e r uns on 3-2 pitc hcs. Whl· taker hll his l 51h leadin g off the th ird and Gibson belted his 19th one out later . Tramm ell followed Gi bson's hom e r un with a double and scored Ia complete th e three-r un inning when Darrell Eva ns r ipped a s ing!~ to right. El sew her e. Minnesota edged Bos ton 2-l. Chirago downed Texa s o-2. and Milw aukee ripped Kan sas Cit y 8-2. T her e wer e no games schedu led in I he Na tiona l L eag ue. Twins 2, Red So~ I At Minneapolis, Wes Ga rdner wal ked ,\ I New man with one out i n 111e bo l tom of the l Oth Inning to scor e Gene L arki n and lift the T wi ns. Whitt• SQx 5, Ran~:crs 2 i\ t Chica):to. F loy d Ba nni ster su JTc n(ler cd eight -hi l s in 7 2-3 Inn ings to pi ck up hi s third co m;P(' Ul lw• v irwr,\ ·. Urt•wt•rs ~ . Uoyals 2 Il l Kan sas ·Cil,\ . G1·eg Br<X' k wr nt --1 fo r ~ ~n th a I ri d of r un ~ co· ,· l n ~ sin glf'!.- to l c·ad Mil wau k~f' to a three-!(" mr swee p of I he Ro,·al s. Middleport man i.~ sentenced PARKERSBURG. W.VA . - A Middleport man received four three-year prison terms and fines totaling $4,000 In U.S. District Court Friday , August 28. according to assistant U .S. Atlorney Joseph F . Savage, Jr. Carroll Manley , 4a, wa s convicted June 19 or being part of a conspira c ty to possess various controlled substances In K ermit. W.Va;., and three counts of possessi ng marijuana. Judge Charles H. Haden 11 handed down the sentences, whic h stem from possession with lnient to distribute such controlled substances as marijuana, Valium and PCP In Kermit from 1984 to 1986. In addition, the t hree possession counts originate from incid enl s of possession with Intent to distribute on November 3. 198.1. July 8. 1984. and April 01, 1985. ., Tra~h • 204 Condor St . Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992 - 2975 Scioto Downs COL U MBUS. Ohio tUP!i Bandit Spur grabbed the lea d past the halfway marker and pulled awa y t o a three- length v ictory In Thursday night 's fea· lured Pighlh rac e pace at Scioto Down s. On Saturda y . September 5th. the Marauder thinclads will pa r t icipate in the Cheasapeake Invit ational al the Lawrence County Vocatlna l School which Is loca ted on Route 243 out of Proctorvi lle. Meel lime Is 10 a.m ._· SPRING i, SUMMER HOURS I Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 ·'Saturday 9 -1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM . Oougla,.. Adam~< t:>o u ~ i as /\ d am s. li7 . Whce l lng, W. Va., fo rmerl y of Keno In Mri~s Cou n1 ·. d ied Wcdnesd a_ ,. In Wh ee l ini(. PyroChem... ' In the sixth race. the 6-1-4 lrifecl a c ombination of No Ordi nary F ella, Munchman and Topper Joe G was worth $.3,428.60 A crowd of 3,()13 wagered $246,:.5 5. 1Of¥. OFf .. II& POS • PET SUPPLIES --CiffOOI - nos En u non nAY - R&G FEED & SUPPLYPomero,, CO.ON. 399 W. Moin DRESSES " Former_ly of Modern Supply" · PM. 992·2164 The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff " - l or Pets , Stables. Large & Small Animals . lawns and Gardens . *HALF SIZES *MISSY *PETITE BAHR CLOTHIERS tournamPnt . Sl nC<' I he· loc k h·as oren removed and c al's arc bein~ driven SUNDAY, SEPT. 6-1 to 4 PM J~===G:O:S:P:E:L::M:U:S:I:C===~ M!.DDLEPORT • $3.00 PER PERSON OR $5.00 COUPLE EVERYONE INVITED B.Y.O.B. to th<' al'!~a co uncil discussed possibly pla cing a gate in the area rather than repladng the ~a bl e. Ernie Sis s lon . council mcmbcr, asked If cou ncil would sell the food products thai arelefl at the pool. following closure of th e pool. to the S~' racu sc PTO. Cou ncil agreed tb donate all items that are left to the PTO. It wa s announced thai swim· mlng at London pool will be free Labor Day. Labor Da y is the last day the pool will be open for the season. It was noted that an old cistern with a pump at the Frankie Mum maw residence Is a dangerous situation . Residents are Shoney's Strawberry Pie Plump, fresh strawberries with Shoney's own special glaze. Covered with rich , whipped topping . Just for take-out. Pick one up Sept. 4th - 7th $3.99 yC'ars . " Wes t Virg inia needs it. Po int Plea sant nct'ds It ." Neel addcd. " If pr iv ate Indu stry does n' t do I his, I he federal government will cto it with our tax dollars." he udd!'d. He stressed th ~ compan y ' s dcs lrc to maintain open line$ of co mmun ic a t i o n wllh th e co mmunit y . Chemical wa stes that will bc trea ted at the facilit y will includ e by -product s from the m anufac· turr of such itcm s as pl as tic s. stee l production. non-f f'rrous metal s. lcxtlles. alumin um produ ction . petroleum refining. synthet I cs . s pe c ial machiner y. pharmaceutical s. rubbl' r and clcclronlc <!omponcnl s. palnland related product s. corrected . The propert y is Iacated at t he rear of the Presby terian Church. ' . the lower Mi ssi ssippi v alley, sou thern Florida and th e so uth er n valleys of Califor ni a. In the w est , more th an 18, 000 fir efighters, wor n ou t from up to six da ys of batlling a see mingly burned in Arizona. Nevada.. Was hington and Wyoming , Crowth er doubt ed ther e wo uld be mu ch r ain relief in th e region, w her e t em perat ures over IOU, lig ht ning and high w inds have hel fuel flame s. Ea."h•rn star Ha cin c Ch,,pr rr l :l i ORrl rr of Eastern· St ar w ill m Pel M ond.ay, i : :10 p.m . Officers 10 wear r hapt Pr d rrssf' s for in i tia t o r~· wo r k. Lotto jackpot $ 13.1 million CLE VELA ND 1UPl t - Satu r dav 's Super !.011 0 j ack pOt has ber n incr eased to $U1 milli on. Oh io Lolter y off ic ial s say . Off icials sa id Thursd ay t h ~ jackpot had ·or ig in ally h('Cn $1 ~ million aft er no one co rrec tly plc k<?<l all sl' number > i n Wednvsda y's dr awin g. RUI i n C'C'IC'· bm t lon of th C' Ohi o Lott r r, Comm ission's 13th anni vcr s;uy and th e Super Loti o' s lllfJi h d r awin g, $1 .1 wa s added. Daily stock prices (!\"of 10: ;J(J li-111-) l'rovidcd hy Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Elll~ & l.ot•wi Firm P'ril·•• ,\m E l!•ctr ic Power ... ......... 27'-, AT &T ...... ......... ..... .. ....... .... . ,.3.1 A> hian<t 011 .............. .. ..... ... 67" 1 Bob Eva ns Fa r ms ............ .. :!-1 1;.1 Cha r ming Shoppes ........ .. .... 2~ "~ F ederal Mogul. .... .. ............. 46'1,\ Goodyear T& R .... .. .... ........ 6Ry, 1-lcck 's Inc . .......... .... ... ... .. ... 4Y, Lands' End .. .... .. .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .. 26 Llmilcd Inc ... .. .......... .. .... .. AI'!, Multimedia In c... .. ...... .. .. ... 6R'\j Rax Res taurant s . .. ... ........ . .. . 4 :l~ Robbins & Myer s .. .. ... .. ...... IO'Y, Shoney ' s Inc . .. .... .. .... .. .........10% Wcndv' s Inti. .. ................... . 10 \\ Worthington Ind .. .. .. .. .. ...... .. 23 1!, • • l house. E veryone welcome . <'hester I ruste(•s Ches ter Townshi p T r ustees w ill meet Tues day . 7: 30 p .m .. al the town hal l. Dance planned Ther e will be a dance at the Rutl and Am eri ca n Lc g ion Hall on ~a turd ay star tin g al Rp . m .$~ donat io n at the door . Door prizes. Village council Ra cin c Village Coun cil will m ee t Tues day , 7 p .m .. a t Raci ne Shr ine Par k . NEW COUNCILMAN- Kenneth Buckley. right, wa.• sworn is as a new mernher of SyracusP Village Counci l by Mayor Eher Chester ce-lebration Chester Voluntee r F i r <• Depa rtment w ill be hold in g their a nn ual c hicken barbequ c on M onday , Lct bor Day. Ba rbcqued spar er ibs and ehi cken w ill be se r ved b!"ginning at 11 a.m . E at in or cat out . A lso se r v in gc hi cken halves . Homem ade icc rrram a,·ail able t hroug hout the da) . Donat ions of pics and ca kes a p pr~cia t r d . Par ade and trac tor pu Iling c-on test at 1hr fir ehouse a I 1: :JOp .m . Tag day Tile B ig Bend Midget F ootball L ragur will hold a co unt ~~- w idc t ag da, · f rom 10 a.m . tn 2 p.m . Saturda v . P !a\'1, 1' d rt~ f t will f'ollow ta g -· d ay "a nd th is wil t be fo ll owed by a pract ic.· ses sion. Picken'- Buckely fills the un••xpired term of William Arnott who resigned. Lottery numhe~ CL E VELAN D I UP I I - T hur swinnirig Oh io Lo tt er.\· ·number s: llaily Numh••r d a~·· ' s Ti cket sales 1 o 1 a _I P d $Ui2. 9!n.:;o, with a payoff du e or SoX4. 46:1. ;;o. p ((' 1\ -~ STORM DOORS AND WINDOW REPAIR :n02 . P ICK,i tic ket sal es tota iPd $ 200 . :16~> . '10 . \\' ith " p ~yoff du e of $qo_:\Q:;_ P IC K-4 Sl strai ght bel pa' ' $ !i, i~ <J . PIC' K -i $1 bo.x bf' t pa~· s ~ ;-,1) ~ . Weather We repair all makes and mod81s of storm doors and windows. We also repair screen doors and window s. Soqt h Ct•ntral Ohio Incr eas in g cloud incSR toda y. \\' ith hi g hs b0!ween RO a nd Ri Becoming m ostl_v clo udv toni ght , w it h a c ha nce of showers and a low between 60 and 6!i. Mostly c l oud~· S aturd a ~ ·, w i th a c hance of shov.-r r s and hi g hs betwee n 80 a nd FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE 1)--l:l . • • g;, ~ Th e pr oba bili t~' of prec ipil at ion is nc•ar zer o tod a,·. 30 perce nt toni ght _and 40 perc-ent Saturd ay. Wind · will beco m e so uthea st er ly at 10 mph or less loda,- and co nt inuf' ton ig ht . Extended Foreeast Sunday through Tuesday Var ia ble cloudiness with a c hance o f showt' r s C'a c h day. H ighs w ill be nea r M Sunday and Monda)' . fallin g into the mid 70s Tu esda y . Over nig ht low s will b,, near fiO Sunda y and M onday mornings and in th e mid 50s early Tu esda y . t-;:===========~=========::==;­ WE'VE MOVED! PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEAST OHIO NEW location in downtown POMEROY! 236 E. MAIN STREET, 2nd Floor (Above City Loan Bank) For appt. call 992-5912 HOURS: 8:30-S Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:30-6 Tuesday r-;:=========;::::;~ SERVICES IN GALLIPOLIS REMAIN AT 414 Second Avenue Phone 446-0166 ·-. INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE . RVICES OF THE Hospital news AT POMEROY FIRE HOUSE America's Dinner Table., Plan re\.' i\'al M t. Union Chu rc h. two mi lr!'; . ou th of Ca rpent er on Count y ·Road 10. w ill be i n r evival Sund ay thr ough Sepl. n w ith ser v iccs at 7 p.m, ni g htly . Eva ngel ist will be Rr ' '- N.L . Husse ll. H<frri sonv ille Se nior Ci tizens will hold thei r m o nthJ~- blood pressure clinic on Tuesday . from 10 a.m . to 12 noon. at thE> town Attendi n g Ma _ v or Pickens, Chief Connolly , Williams , Jim Hill. Buckley, Sisson and Katie Crow. 'cou nci l members and Janice Lawson, clerk-treasurer . SUNDAyI SEPT. 6 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DR. FURLONG Will co·ntinue To See Patients In His Temporary Office At MEIGS MEDICAL BUILDING UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1'5, 1987. •I ,,,. SERVING BEGINS AT 11 A.M. •• Plans for relocation of his office will · be announced in this paper the week of SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. 1 $300 FOR CHICKEN ONLY, $350 FOR DINNER -~:. SPONSORED BY POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT PH. 992-6603 • endless ser ies. of fires crac kling :.; through the scen ic timberl and of • nor thern Cali fornia and so uthern : : Orego n, today f ared several • m ore days pf scorching tem pera- • l ures and dry lightn ing storm s t hat ha ve touchcd off at least 1.600 separate blazes. F i r e black ened :142.000 acres i n California where 1.322 fires raged; 67,000 i n Oregon and 27. 000 in ldaho. where a 20.000acr e bl aze was being allowed to burn un co ntrolled. Sm all bl azes BloJd pressure clinic "'were CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE SJIONEY~ Serves 8 ~r more. Serve.-the same da ~· fOr maximum enjoyment. wa r ned to keep their chi ld ren from the area untiltheproblcm is ' I ) ' sa fe. staW regulat ed fa cilit y togo to In order to compl ' with l a w ~ dcs lgn!'d to prevent poll"tion of West Virg inia ' s envi ronment ." r\ e!.'l said. " Th er e Is a dram anc need for th ese types of fac ilities 10 ser ve the sm a ll businessman " and pred ic ted such plant s will be ' 'as common as sewag ~ treatment plant s In 25 Jlr<JLLS~ ••• __l_'o_n_rl_n•_•e_d_r_r_om~p_a~g-e_J_________________ " THE ELECTRIC CO." TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DAN'S, ACE HARDWARE, RAWLINGS·COA IS-BLOWER FUNERAL HOME AND MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES tConllnuro from page 11 e h('fnkal ~~as 1 e. Res idue fr om the '"asrc - a co mbinaton of as h a nd sail - will he tra nspored off -sit e ton la ndfill in cl th ci' Alabam a or Oh io. Ned sa id. Howevrr . th co mpa~ y hns J) lans to ev!.'ntu ally se ll the residue a. a b.1·- product. F or insta nrr. Ncel s t~ld . th r ash Co uld be usl'd by the blo•: k Indu stry a nd 1h sa!t for I c rcm ova I on roa ds. T he> em issio n rr lcasl'd int o I he· air - pr ima rily c arbon dioxide is wit hin CPA ·and W!I! CJ' ' land ard.>. Neel said. Lee point cd out that th e l ac ilit y !'ould bo the fir st "'' " ' com m er · r ia l RCRA perm i tt ed chemica l wast~ trea tm~ n l fa cll it y to bc constru cted In th<' Unlt cd St ates , !nee r eg ulations Implementin g federal chemica l was te clea n-up laws bcca m e effective in 198 1. " Amc•ndment s to lh c origi nal 1976 RCRA Ac t have imposed a 100 perce nt ban on landfl lllng of untn •al r d c hemil'ul wn stc ( by 19881 to redu ce pollution of our sta te 's r\vC'r s. lak<'~, stream s and wat er su pplies," Lee said . " This pla nt will gi ve• WP>I Virg inia genNator s of chcm ic<tl waste a SAT .• SEPT. 5- 7:30-11 PM FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 8-l2 rr r s. Linda M or gan and Sha ro n Pas tor ia , both of Wh eel ing , and six grandchildren . Se rviCes wi ll be hcld aiiOa .m . Sa t urd aY at the Ketner FunN'al Uom . ~; 1 m Grove. Wh ee ling. Jl(l l .~o., su r\'lvftd by two d au.r.:: h· "BACK COUNTRY" CROSSOVER Letart trustees Letart Townshi p Tru stces will m e<:t Monda y·, 7 p .m ., at t own hal l. I ida , " are along a stat ionary fron t thai' s just kind of sitting over there. " Cr owther said. " Other shower s and thunderstorms over the North Central sta tes to Ar izona and New Mexico are developing al ong a cold front pu shin g east acr oss the central U .S.. " he said. Highs in the 60s wer e ex pected over the nort)lern Rockies and much of New Engl and . Hi ghs in the 90s were forecast for the cent ral and southern Plains into Closed Monday Planned Pa re nthood of Sou theast Ohio Patient Services , 236 East Main St. , Pomer oy, wil l be cl osed Monday in obser va nce of . Labor Da y. Offices will reopen . Tu esda y at 9 a. m . Sutton trustet•s to m eet Sutt on Tow nsh ip Tru stees will m eet Monda y. 7: 30 p.m .. a t the S:vTac usc Munic ip;;d Rui lding. Monday Area deaths Ea stern B and Boos ter s will m eet Tuesday, 7:30p.m ., i n the band r oom at the high sc hooL Past masters to meet Middlepor t M asonic Lod ge 363 F&AM will hold past master< ' night 7 p.m . Satu r day . Al l pasl m as ter s and members arc as ked to att end , Ref res hments w ill be se r ved . Th<'rc w i ll bt:• not ras h pick -up in Ra eln<' on M onda y . duc to I he L abor Day holiduy. Tras h will be picked up Tucsdav ;J nd Wednesday. . .. Meigs Junior and Senior Hi gh Band Boos ters will meet Tu esday. 7 p.m .. In the high schoo) band room . Everyone welcome . • No service Monday in Racine SEPT. 4-7:30 til 11 PM FEATURING .~cheduled Eastern booster.s Po r tland PTO will meet Tu es da y , ; p.m .. Ia· fina lize plans for the fall carnival to be held Oc t . 3. Manley's T r ash Sc r vlce will run as usual in Middleport and Pomer oy on M ond ay. La bor Day . ,- GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE service 1 Band boosters meet f'TO to meet Thursday __, , Columbia trustees to mPct Columbi a Township Tru stees will meet Monday. 7:30 p.m .. at the fi re station. Mclgs Count y Emergency Med.ical Services report s four calls - Thu rsday: Rac ln c al 12: 3a p.m . transport ed Ivan Powell to Veter an< M emor ia l Hospital ; Pomeroy at 1: 0:1 p.m . Ia We st M ain Sl. for Buel Ridenour lo Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tupp~rs Pl ai ns a t 4: ~3 p.m . treat ed Tom Ma y berr y· ~, the scene of an accident on Routc 7: Sy racuse at 8: 59p.m . to Route 124 for M arie Wa ldnlg to Veterans Memori al H ospital. CLOGGING & SQUARE DANCING OLD TOWN CAMPGROUND NEW AMERICAN lEGION BUILDING 299 MILL ST., MIDDLEPORT calL~ _Ann-o uncements I Man . cited after accident EMS has four tand t war mer air will begin spreading into that ar ea." said N alional Weather Ser vice forecas ter Hugh Crowther. Readings ;n the "80s will begi n w orking t heir way back into the Ohio Vall ey and A tlanti c Coast stales." he said. "It will be mainly in the Northeast w-here it w ill be f airly cool. " Rain and thund er storm s. fore· cas t today f rom the so uthern mid -A tlanti c sta tes through Fl or - '1_ _;.;._ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;,;_ -- A Proctor ville man wa s Involved in a one-car accident T~ursd ay, at 4: 19 p.m ., in Chester Township on Ohio 7, according to the Ga llla-Melgs Pos t of the State Highway Patrol. Tom R . May berry • .Jr .. 40, was driv ing south w hen hepasseda ve hi cle that wa s ahead of him. When he saw a northbound vehicle coming. he cut back Into the right lane. Then he lost cont ro l, went off t he r ight sid e. returned to the road and went off the left side of the r oa d. That was when he hit an embankm ent. ove·~ti.Jrning hi s c ar. ' He wa s cited for failu re to cont rol. BLUE JEAN BALL For lhe girls. Dee Henderson caplued fir st place with Wendi Kl oes fini shi ng thi r d and Monic a Tu r ner fifth . Since the Marau der ettes did not have at least five r unn er s, they could nol qualify as a l!'am in thi s-meet. . Tant allon Winnie finished seco nd a nd Dox Devlin came in third . Bandit Spur. driven by Ri · chard Stillings, covert'd the mile in 1:58 4-5 to post hi s fourth win In five ca reer outings and r eturn $3.40, $3 and $HO. Meigs' vo lleyball squad openNI their season against the EastN n Eagles and posted a win in l hP v;ll'sit .v eont est tak ing a three' game l!i-3, 6-15 and 16-14. The Ladv Eagles preva llro in thc rcservc ga me Jo-6. 6-J.'i and 14-16. In IIH'S('('ond meet of the sca<on. Ma ry But cher was the lcading ser ver for thc Marauder ct tes wi th 16 as I he va r sit y ladies downed th<' Nelson vilc-York squad i n a two game set 15-10 and 16-14. ~Ve ndi F ry was creditcd with 10 spikes and Shelley· St oba r l had ll sets for I he MPigs squad. Th e La d.v Bucks captured the reserve contest by virtue of a tw o gam e Sf'! 9-15 and 13-15. No stal s were ava .J able for the Ea stern games. Meigs will travel t o Belpre on r\e lsonvi lle-Yor k at Loga n Cambridge at M ar iett a Warren L oc-a l a t Rh'Pr I ron to n St. .Jof' .:J t s~· mm PS V ;:II Jp~· Saturday K vger Creek at Wah am a Min ford at Oa k Hi l l Hanna n T racf' at Hun t in gton \ 'in son 1\or l h Gal li a at Gr<'en Tri mbl ~ at We•li sto n. By United Pres~ International LatE' summer fought off an early r ush of autumn In the nation' s midsection as warm air nudgf'd at a cool front from Mis souri to the Atlantic Coast today, _w hile forecaster s predieted little rain for firef ighters bait ling wildfires fueled by dry lightning and wind in the West. Th e cool front across Mi ssouri. Ken lucky and Vi r ginia Thursda y " will ,be less extensive tod ay, The Sentinel will not be published Monday In order Ia pt•rmit empoyeees..tD--observe the Labor Day holiday . games Meigs volleyball team tops Eastern Page 5 r---Local briefs:-____, Expect warmer air Labor Day ·w eekend ~: Tigers top Indi8ns, 3-1 ; Twins slip ·past ·defending Bosox, 2-1 By CHARLIE McCARTHY UPJ Sports Writer . Wall T errell Thursday improved two Increasingly strong r ecords: his own at Tiger Stadium and Detroit 's in the American League East. Terrell, supported by solo home r uns by Lou Whitaker and Kirk Gibson, hurled a six - hitt er to lead Detroit to a 3-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians, the Tigers ' 21st triumph in their last 29 gam es. The v ictory improved first- plac e Detroit 's lead over idle Toronto to l 1-2 games. Terrell, l 2- l0, is 30-7 at home in three season s with DE-troit . He is The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . ' MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO SCHEDULE OF SERVICES: Saturday PM Evangelistic Service ..... ........ 7:30 Sunday AM Church School. ....... ... 9:30-10:25 Sunday AM Worship., .............. .. . 10:30-11 :45 PASTOR Rev. Liston Jr. - 992·2818 \ I> -, �6- The Daily Sentinel 5"' - - Fridlly. September 4, 1997_ Pomeroy- Middleport• Ohio .. u u 7 fXPERIENCE lllf JOY Of The Daily Sentinel By The Bend .. Friday, September 4, 1987 Page- 7 Chester Daughters of America hold meeting. Pl ans for par ll el pallon In the Bi centennia l parade to be held a t Chester on La bor Day were m ade w hen Ch es ter Co unc il 323 Daug hter s of A m er ica . m et a t the hall T uesday night Mem bers are asked to wea t w hite and to meet at the Ches ler Gr ade School at 1 p.m In preparatio n for the 1 30 par ade. It was noted by Erm a Clel and, Co unc rl ca ptain, tha t Es ther Smith was elected and I nstalled as sta t e m slde se ntinel al the 1ece nt stat e convenllon of the Daug ht er s of Am er ica held a t the Parke H ote l. North Canton Mem ber s e• tend ed co ngratul a lions to her Mrs Sm i th read a letter fr om Evely n E Ramey. sta te co unci lor, saymg I hat Mrs Qleland had -~../ ­ o· "'1) Ray Rtgg s Ph 985 4100 St Rt Cheste r MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SWISHER & PHARMACY Doctors' GIFTS 9t Mill St 991 Oltler'( l Flon~ t 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614/ 992- 2644 Rawlings-Coats-Blower The life we live has come to be A model for the world to see: It didn't happen just by chance That our g~t nauon could advance, In ways we asked the Wrd to bless·' We carved It from the wilderness, By working hard without complaint • And using With enough restraint 'de Each resource, SO we'll Still Provl .-Ao be lied For fu ture n"""" to SUpp • '" h th Our H ouse 0 f YYOI'S lp US COrnmands u f b d hands. The CuOrts 0 our ra1flS an So learn the lessons of your creed, Wbj h th l.b d fulfills each need C say e r While teaching US to work and pray, Then let 's enJO'y tlus.l.abor Day CHAPMAN SHOES I 04 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 992-2815 992-5141 (row's Family Restaurant 992-5432 SYRACUs~ >l>tST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN _ Sunday Sc hool 10 am Church sen Ice 11 15 a m ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD PaSior John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m TRIN m~ RP\ W II Pt>rrln. Su nday Sclnol Supt Worship Srr.1r )0 J) Thesday 7 J) p.m CHURCH pastor: Debbte Buck, Olurch ScOOol 9 15 a m a m Cholr rehearsal WJdl>r direction of lois Burt POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE Corner Union and M ull:i>fry Rev Thomas Glen McCiu~ pastor N01man f'lrf'S ley S S Sup! morrun~=: " pm Sunday Sc-I 9 :II am orshlp 10: l) a m E"Venmg r;ervu:.'(• 6 mid-week servtCP WednE-sd,ay 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 326 E Main St Pomcrov Sunda\ scrvlcrs H oi\ C'Ommuruon on the tint Sunda_v of t>ach mont h and combined v.ith morninR praH'r on thP third Su~ MonUng prayer and sermon on all other Sundays of I~ mo nth Omrrh School and Nursery care provlded Coff['(' OOw In 1he Pansh Hall inur\€dla1ely followin~ t)l. servk.·c POMEROY CHURCH OF Ave Pomeroy M rs Dora Wi nl ng In ~har~ Surda,v holl~ meeting 10 am Sunday School l O:.tl a m Sunday School Yf'Sl\.1 Eloise Adams leader 7 l) p m SaJv[! Uon meetmg various sp2ak~no and mus ic "fl?dals Thursday 1l lJ am to 2 p m Welles HarTl(' l.Paguf' rnemben in charge all womffi tm1ted 6 4.; p m Th ursday Corpi Cackif Classs ( YOUJlg" Peopie--BibiPI 7 .'[) pm Blbi(' St\.r:ly and Prayer meE'I~ Dpf'Ylto IlK: publl(' POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 332260llldren s HomE> Road !County Road 761 9:12 5ZJ5 VOC'al music 9.tn:ta,v Wor sihplOa m BJbleSIWyll a m Worship Gp m Wednesday Bible StWv 7 p m OlD DEXITR BIBLE CHRISTIAN a-nJRCH AM n CurtiS pastor linda Swan ~P' ~MavSchool~l:lam pl"t'achingser \iCes firs t and third Su rday follo.vin~ &lnda:,. • School Youth day GRAHAM meetln~ 7 .D p m P.r.rv Sun, UNITED M ETHODIST Preaching 9 30 a m first a nd second Sun days of t-ach month third and fourth Sun day each month wors hip servIces a!7 lOp m Wedne!;day evenin gs at 7 XI p m Prayer and Bible Stu dy SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul , berry Heights Road Pomeroy Past or Jo hn Sweigart Sa bbath School SupC'rln tendent, Darline Stewart Sabbath School begins at 2 p m on Sarurdav a fternoon "'lth worship se rvice following at 31Sp m Everyone welcome RUTLAND FI RST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sister Harriett Warne-r Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lyslon Ha ll ey ministe r Saturday eve ning pvangellstlc services open to pu b!!c 7 p m Sunday Chu rch School. 9 ~ am , Mor ning Worship 10 30 a rn FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po • meroy Pike E La ma r 0 Bryant pastor Jack Needs Sunday School Director Sun da) School 9 30 a m Morning Wo rship 10 45 evening worship 7 00 p m (0 S T ) & 7 3() (EST I Wednesday P rayer Ser vice 700p m (0S T l&7 30PM (ES T l . Mission Friends (ages 2 6) , Royal Ambassadors (boys agt>S 6-18) an d Girls In Action (ages 6-18) on Wed n esdays 7 p m IDST ) &7 30pm (EST I Tursday VIsitation 6 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal ley Ru n Road, RPv E mmett Rawson pas .• •.- tor Handlev Du nn supl Sunday School , lOam Sund ayeven ln gscrv lce 730pm Bible tt:>ach\ ng 7 30 p m Th ursday SYRACUSE MISSION Cherry Sl Sy racuse Services 10 a m Sun day Eve nlng serv ices Sunday a nd Wedn esday at 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF ~HRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Rev Kellh Eblln pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Wade Hayman sup t Mor ning Worship 10 30a m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m Wednesda) Prayer Meeti ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Racine Rev James Satterfield pastor Freeman Williams Supl Sunday School 9 45 a m Sunday and We-dn esday even tng services 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixt h a nd Palmer Earl E den Pas tor Bob Parker, S S Sup! Ca thy Riggs, Asst Supt Sund ay School 9 15 a m Morn ing Worship 10 15 a m, Sunday Eveni ng service 7 p m Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wednesda y eve ning 7 p m , Ch.lldren s choir practice Wedn es day 7 p m , Adult choir pr act ice, Wed , 8 p m Radi o progr am WMPO, Sunday 830a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST 5th and Ma in AI Hartson, minister. Richard Du Bose Associate Pas tor Mi k e Gerlach Sunday School Su pErintendent Bible School 9 30 a m Mor ning Worsh ip 10 30 a m Eve nin g Worshi p 7 00 p m Wed nesday, 7 00 p m Prayer meetin g MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZA RENE PASTOR Fred Penhorwood • Bill White, Sunday ScbGo l S up1 Sunday School 9 30 a m , Mor ning W orship lO 45 7 00 p m Wednesday, 7 00 p m Prayer meeti ng ~ a m , E va na-ellsllc mretln g UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev Charleo Talboll HARRISONYIUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday· Wor s hip Services 9 00 a m , Church SChool tO 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN - ' I Sunday School 9 am 10 HIA m Chu rch service, d!l\ 11 7:10p m Mf'n s PrnC'r Brl'a klallil \V('£inr'Sda\ 7 a m !GracPI Sl.Ji'TOr.; - Chu rch Sc hool 9 30 <.t m MornIn,~:t Wor" hi P10 1'"·'a m 11 rst rtnd 1hid I Sund3\ S F'ri!C!wshlp dinnN v.i 1h Carm('l lhlrdThul "" "' 6 :JOp m• rMr"l • ul' "' , ., , . K F NO CHL1 Rtll Of CHRIST , rnoo F.ldlli l ~(' m1n 1 ~•• r Oli\f' l S" !In Sunda' ~ h ool ~up! Pr ca(hln~ !f ~~am C'JC'h CHURCH Corner Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff pas tor Sunday School tO OOa m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Wedn esday and Saturday E\ening Services at 7 30 p m Sum! Rev Don Ar cher Re\ Ro y Deeter Rt•v Seldon Jo hnson ALFRED - Church School 9 :lOa rn Wnrship \ 1 a m UMYFfl :lOp m UM \\ Thll d rurs<lav 7 )(} p m Com m union first Sund<t~ 1ArCht?rt CHESTER - Worship 9 am Chu n·h SchOol ](Ia m B1blC'Stud v Thursdav 7p m U MY. f1rs1 Thursd a\ 1 p m Com mun!nn fl na Su nda\ tArchPn JOPPA - Wu r shrp 9 30 am Churt'h St.'houl1 0 :«:!a m Bibl£' Studv WOOm>sday 7 JQ p m (Johnson 1 LONG BOTfOM - Church School 9 )) am Yf orshlp 7 p m B \blf' Stuch Wf'd m•sdav 7 30 p m UMYF' W£'d nrsd1n 6 00 p m Comm un 1on F irst Sund<t;,' ""' I"F;W STl VF:"S\ Ill F. CO MTVIUN 11 Y C'II UPrH (.:1 unrl<~' S(hool li.f'l\ir£1 9 45 rt \~ m \\ ot~filp Sf'r\ l(f' 10 10 am £\,tngf' hSIJ( Sr!dti i :fCl p rn Wl'fl n~ (\;t\ P1nl'1 mc•f'tln~i Wpm l hu r"da\ ?.ION C' Ht.;RC'H OF CHR IST Po mN O~ H ;~rrisnn\lll f Rrt Robtort Purtl'll mini~ lf'r Srt\f~t tn ll'\ SS ~UP' BII\Mcl-1 I l l\ A-.s! Supt Sund 1\ St hool q :lll ' m \\ o1 ..,h 1p ~ 1 , lr'f' 10 :JI 1 m F:tf'nlng \.I. (Jf ~ ~ hi P _..,und.n 7 p m tnd W('(Jn ~ d 1\ 'i P m ~T IOHr"\ LUT HERAN CHUR CH Pln r Crn\1' The Rr \ \\ llli.tm M iddlt~" .ulh Sund t \ pnstm Ch urc h s 1 n Iu•:..• '" ,)0. , ,1 tn Srhool 10 :v1 ..J m BHAOBURY CHURC H OF" CHRIS1 1 John Wll,l!ht IX1 " 1n1 Sun<la \ s. hntlt 1 ~ 11 1 m L 1rn H 1\ nt-..; S ~ Sup1 M u rn1n ~ v. 111 ship 10 ~t 1 m R/1.\INE CHUHC'H OF' T HI- ~i\7.A R f~N E Hr\ I lovd D C1 imm Ir pa«!(ll 01 1 B tss Ch 111m Jn of r h(' R(J 1rd ol ( hrb Tl an Llfl Sun <l ~\ Srhool 9 itl I m MOl n lfl ~ "01 sh1 p 10 10 ,, m t \ lnR<'IiS I IC sc•r 'kv 7 00 p m \\f'dn('sd 1" Sf'l \ lcr 7 P m l 1BE RTY CHRIS ri AN CHURC H Drx tf'r Wood' C.tl l pa~tm Sl'nl((s SundH-, W a m <tnd 7 P m Wf'd n f'Sdllv i P m tAr di er l REEDSVILLE- Churc h School 9 Wa Wors h!p Stnu'c\1 OOo~m f[){>('t('fl TUPPERR PLAINS ST PAUL ChuJ(' h S(hool 9 .t m Wor~hip 10 a m Bible St ucl\ 1 u('o:; dav 7 30 p m U MW Commu nion CENTRI\L CLUSTER Rt.h J ames E CorbUt Rilv Si even Ne lson Rev ilrlehin F r anklin Rev Clemente S Zunl1a, Jr Rf' ' Ro bert 1\luS;"man ASBURY IS}ra cu sf'l- \\ ors hip 11 am Church Sc hool 9 45 a m C h ar~r Bibk Studv W('(]n csdav i 30 p m UMW llrst 1 uf'Sda v 7 30 p m Choir Rf'hearsa l WfYinf'sda\ 6 :\0 p m UMW tourth Sun ENTERPRISE - Wm sh1 p 9 am Church School 10 am B1 bii'St ud v Tuf's da y 7 30 p m liMW First Mondav 7 30 p m UMYF Sunda v ti p m Choir R<' hi'H sal 6 30p m Wr'flnf'Sdav rFra nklln J FLATWOODS - Church School l Oa m Worship ll a m Bible Studv rhurs dct \ 7 p m UMYF Sund;;~v (; p m (fr 1nkllnl FOREST RUN - Wo1~hlp 9 .1m Churlh School 10 AM Choir praclirP RlJRLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH Burlln,f!ham Ray LaudC'r ml\1 pa~lor Ro brorl Qvr11'1 Ht<;lstan t pa.<;lor Sundav SChool 10 a m v.nrs hi p 7 p m Wf'(lnesd<t\ 6 p. m vouth mtlf•tlng- WPd 7 p m chu1 ch sc,•vtt"rS P INE (. ROVE HOLI NESS CHURC H 1,.J m\li'Off R! 325 R('\ Ek'n J Watt s pa.o: tor Robe 11 Sf'art('j:j S S Sup t Sl!nd<jv SC'h OOI !f «J <1 m M or nln ~ Wor ship 1U 30 a m Sunda \ t'H'n lnR sf'rvlcf' 7 3q p m W(d Tlf'«c\ n srr\ I('C' 7 Ul p m SIJ VF.R RUN BAPr JST Bil l Lltt lf' JWSIOI Stf'\f' l il ll<' S S Supt Su ndav S( hoo l 10 .1m M ornin~ \lOrs lp )1 am Su ndav f'\ cninj:! " orship 7 30 p m Pr<l\ N mN ling and Blbll's tud\ Thursdqv 7 ::\0 p Ill ' OU! h mN'IIR fi: Wf'd n f'Sdt \ at 7 p m UMW fi rst Tursdav HE A I H ~Middle-port l -Church School 9 30 u m Morning Worship 10 30 a m , Youth \.roup 4 p m V.ednl'Sdav Chu rch Choil lf'he;.11sa l 7 p m Thursday P r ;;~ v('r Scrv1cc 6 30 p m B!blr Stu<lv 7 p m 1Zuni_ga l MI NERSV ILLE - Wors hip Servi((• IU n m ChUilh S('hool lla m UMW third Wl'flnPsd IV l p m Choir pratt!( I' Mon til \ 7 lOpm tNC>Ison l ~ PEAR l CHAPEl - W6 1ship &>rvif;p 9 JO a m Chu rch School 10 15 a m UMW Serond Tuesd01 y 7 30 p m 1Muss mml POMEROY -Churr h School 9 l'ia m Wo r sh ip 10 W a m Chou r f'h t•an;al Wedn f'sday 7 lO p m UMW S(>rond Tuf'sda y 7 3Upm UMYFSunclav ii p m (Corbitt ) ROCK S P RI NG~- Ch urch School 9 1 ~ 1m Wo rship 10 a m Bi ble Study W£'d nf's(l;n 7 30 p m UMYF 1&.•nlorsl Sun (i av 5 p m (J uniors\ ('V('rV oth('f Sun ll av 6 p m (Fran klin) UMW RUTLAND - Chu rch School 10 a m Wors hip ll ll m F'lrst Mo nday 7:to pm SALEMCENTER-Churc h St: boo19 15 am Wo1ship 10 15 p m I Muss man) SNOWVILLE - Worshi p 9 00 a m r hurch schooi9 45 am /M ussma n ) • R/\CJNE FIRST BA PTIST Stf'\f' Ora\ f'r Pastor Mlkf' S" lt:!('l r Sun da \ School sup1 Su nda\ Sch ool 9 JO n m Mnrn in e " orj:j hlp 10 <10 am Su nd ay l'\P n i n ~ uo rship 7 lO p m WC'd n C'Srlin N f' nlnJ! Blblf' slu dv 7 :lOp m duv 6 30 p m ( NPi sonl Tul stlav 6 :\0 p m 7 30 p m (Nf!olso nl 1\ HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNlON cThu r man Durha m ) pastor Su nday serv Icc, 9 30 a m I'Venln l.! s£>n-lct> 7 30 p m ~ 1 30 P m P1ay('r mee l In 2 "n ed """'"Y AFAR WA l l ow RIDGE CHURCJ-f OF CHRIST J rt~;<'ph B Hos kins p ~~1 01 Blhlf C\ IS" q ~10 r m M01nm ~ \\ 01sh1p \0 :II 1 r}"' F:\tlln t: \\ msh! p n Wpm Thu1slf11\ Rlhh Stud' 11 lfl p m MEIGS COOPER;\TI VE P;\RISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH JIIORTIIEt\ST CLUSTER Jhlrd TU('"clav, 7 30 p m Ftr~t Sund a \ (Arc her ) 204 (ondor St. 1'-roy, Oft. onll luth Ann fo• RF: IOICING l IFF. BAPTIST CHURC H 1R1 N .!nd Au• Mldd i("J)or l ~undav tm Sundav r vrn lng700 pm Mid \lt."<'k ~f"f\ icf' Wrd 1 p m - ~hno l 10 LANGSVILLE CHI<IS rtAN CHURCH Dallas J aney Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sundav Morn ing Wo r ~ s hi p 10 30 a m Sunday evenln~ Wors h l p, 7 30 p m Wed nesday evening Prayer Meetln,:: 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF fH E NA ZARFNE Rf"v C.lf'nn McMIII.m IXl"IOr Ml.lr. J.mlc<' Lavf'ndl'J Sund t~v School Supt Sundav School 9 W a m Mornl n~ \Hlnhlp 10 IDa m E\ angrlls tk Sf'n i('(' a tip m Pr aHl and Praisf" Wf'd nC':"idly 7p. m Yo u th m(.'('ting 1 p m EDEN UNITED BRF.I'HR EN TN CHRIST (' [ f'~ li f' (,ll lll a n paslor Sun da\ Sc hool 10 00 <1 m M01 n ln~ Wors hip 11 IIU 1 m Sunda\ (1\f•n ln~ 11f'rvi<'f' 7 00 p ' m W('()n£'sda\ f'V NIIn u pravf'r sf'rViC'f' 700 pm HEMLocK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rclg TURE':)hc~~.~£0 Ed Roush Sunday School Supl Sunday S<'hool 9 30 a m mornlnR worj:jhlp and childr<'n s church 10 30 a m rv•nlng pro"hln• S<'rvl« TlrSI lhrr< Sundays I 115 I Momer10l Dr. "2 ·2104 7 30 p m Spec-tal srnire fourth Su nda) rvrnln ~ 7 30 p m Wf'dni"Sda)' Pmyer ,_roy Meelln• Bible Sludv and Youon Frlloo ship 7 JO p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY l Loca100 on 0 J Whlt4" Road fJf H l~hway 160 Pal Henson pasiOr Sunday School 10 ROAD a m Clo5Se5 Tor all ag"' Junior Churth 11 Bib\(' plr s Chlldr•n 5 Chur<'h and Adull lllbl• Slud1 Wf'dn<"day al 7 J0 ~ m Pt: NTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Ro rln• Rt 12<1 Wi llia m liOba(k pa tur Sund[j\ Sc.-hoot 10 a m Sunda} t•u •nlnA .!i(•rvltr 7 HOP E BAPTIST CHAPEL ~70 Grant Sl or CHURCH JESUS CHR IST OF LA'ITER DAY SA INTS P ort la nd Raclnt>Road WllltamRoush pastor U nd3 F.\ans church school dlr ("Cior Chu rrh schoo19 JO[j m Morn lngworshlp 10 30 a m WOOnesday pv£'nlng prayt'r BETHlEHEMmBAPTIST RM Earl Shulf'r pru~tor Wors hip S('n it'f g 30a m Sunday School 10 ll am Blblr Study and praver !ll'rvlrf> Thursdav 7 30 P m CARl E.."T'ON INTER DENOMI NAT IO~ ··r '"' AL CHURCH Ktn~s bUrv Roa d Rev Oa ·"d C 1 S d S h 00 I q 30 "'' ur ma n p a"tor un a~ c a m Ral ph Carl Supt Evmln ji! V.'{lrship l 7 00 p m PravN mE't'lln,.-: Wl'd nt>5dUy 7 00 servlcf'S 7 :JJ P pm LONG BOJJ'OM CH R I."i11 AN Ve rnon Eldrid~H' pastor Wallacif' Oall"'("o'oood S S S 1 S d S h00I " :10 \II hi ~ up ~ un av r ;, am ors P S<>n IC'(' 10 30 a m HYSELL RUN HOLIN ESS CHURCH Mlk e Th ompson •• H WV a vE>n, S d r,h001 ,9.. ew M , past or 30 un ay..xat a m orn lna w or shlf at 10 JO a. m • Sund ay C"Venlng serv l ~ at 30p m Thursdayse-rvlce5 al 730 p m FREEDOM GOSPEl. M ISSION at Bald Knob located Rev L Gl on Coun ty Ro•d 31 .,_ a wrt'nc-e uesencamp pastor tu'"\ Roger Willfo rd ant pas tor Preaching services 7 :KJ p m Prayer meet lne Wed - • Sunday 7 30 G G no:: ;way, P m • ary rtffltb, leader Youth groups Su nday t>vrnlng at 6 30 p m with Ro ger a nd VIolet Willford leaders CommuniCJ n service fi rst Sunday each month WHITE S CHA PEL \\ ES LEYAN CHURCH -CootvtlleRO Rev PhllltpRI denour pastor Supday School 9 30 a m wors hip servlao 10 lO a m , Bible study a nd won hlp srrvlce Wednesda y 7 p m RUTLA ND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bill Carter , pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ing Worship and Communion 10 JOa m RUTLAND BlBLE METHODIST Amos T illis pastor Sonny Hudson, supt Sunday School 9 30 am Morning w orship, 10 XI a m , Sunda y f've ntng service 7 00 p m Wednesday :~ervl ce 7 p m WMPO pro. gram 9 a m e ach Sunday RUTLA ND CHURCH OF THE NAZ.A RENE Rev Lowell Ford pastor s unday School S 30 a m Worship service 10 lOa m Young peoplf' s service 6 p m E vangelistic servlce6 ~ p m Wednesday service 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mfllor St Mason, W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m , Worship 11 a m a nd 7 p m Wednes day Bible Study , vocal muslc1 7 p m UBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud ding Lane, Mason, W Va J N Thacker pastor Eve ning servt ce 7 30 p m , Women s Ministry, Thur sday 9 30 a m , Wednesday Praye r and Bible Study, 7 15 . Pm _ _ HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CH RISTIAN UNION ThP Rev David Mc Ma nls 1 pas tor Sund ay School 9 30 a m Sund ay morn tn g S('f'V iCf:>, 11 a m Sun day nip:ht se-rviet' 1 JO Wed nesay (rayer m eetin_g 7 30 p m FAIRVJE\11 BIBLE CHURCH Lelarl W Va Rt 1 James Lt>WLs pastor Wor ship servlcf's 9 30 a m , Sunday School ll a m Evt>ntng worship 7 30 p m Tuesday co tt a ~ e pra yer mePtbtg and ~ lbiE' Study 19 JO a m Worship SPTV Ice Wednesday 7 pm 30 OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Waln ut and Henry Sts Rav(>!1 5Wood, W Va T he Rev Gtoorge C Welrjck pastor Sunday SChool9 30 a m Sunday wor111hlp lla m CA LVARY BIBI.E CHURCH l<>ea led on P omeroy Pike County Road 25 near Fla t woo ds Rev Blackwood p as tor Servi ces on Sundaya tlO 30 a m and7 30 pm wilh Sunday School 9 30 a m Bible Sludy Wed l n es da ~ 7 30 p m , FAITHFELLOWSWPCRUSADE FOR CHRIST, Sl Rl 338 Anllqully Rev Franklin Dickens pas tor Sunday morn ing 10 am, Sunda y evenin g 7 30 p m Thursday evening 7 30 p.m Attend The Church Of Your Choice m OFCBHTST Hoskins, f' '>' anQ:t•lls\ Sunclu udy 9a m Wouhlp lU~tm Su n day f"v('nlng S4'rvic.• 6 p m Yt'('(lnf"Sd[jy ro.f'ning srn lcr 7 p m Mornlna worship 11 a m Adult C hoir pra£'11('(16 p m Su nd<~y Youn,e: Pl'o am f'r Wa 1son , pastor Cren son Pra I, Sunda y STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP School Sup! Morning Worship 9 30 a m TJST CHURCH Pastor Rcb(>rt Byers Sund a~ School 10 30 a m , Evenin g ser Sunday School 10 a. m Worship serv ice U ViC(' 7 30 p m SOUfHERN CLUSTER MT UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, a m , Sunday evenin g servlce,7 30 p m, ,Wednesda y evening service 7 30 p m Rt>v Ro ger Grau Pas tor JN' Sayft', Sund a y .School S upt CHURCH OF JESUS Clll!fS'f APOO R.fov l»aut Mt..-G ulre 1Sunday School 9 ~5 a m , Evenbtg wor ITOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder APPLE GROVE- Church S<>hool 9 30 [ ship 6 30 p m Prayer Meeting 6 30 p m J ames Miller pastor Sunday SChool, 1 m Wors hip tO 00 am 1first a nd th! rd Wedn esday Sumlavs1 Blbl£' sludy ('Vcrv Sunday 7 p TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF 110 30 a m; Worship Service, Sunday 7 30 m UMW SeCond Tuesday 7 00 p m CHRIST Da ve Prentice, mlnlstE'r Deryl lp m , Bible Study WednesdBy, 7 30 p.m / P ~,\ V('I ffi('rti n ~ Wednr~ dav 7 p m Wells Supl Church School 9 a m, Wor ' POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, 1 Harr lsonvUie Road Rev Dewey King ! (d ac('J ship Serv ice 9 45 p m BETHAJ".;Y- Worship 9 am Churc h 1 CHES1 ER CHURCH OF THE NAZA• ~ pastor, Clinton Faulk, Sunday Schooi Supt , Sunday School 9 30 a m morning School 10 a m Bible Stud y WE'dnf'S dav , RE NE Rev Herbert Grate!, pastor worship, 11 a m , Sunday e vE'ntng servi ce 10 a m Dorcas Wom('n's F£'11owshlp, Frank Rtffie, su p1 Sunday Scb9QI9 30 a 7 30 p m Prayer Mee11ng Wednesday, Wf'<lnC>!id.n.U <t m !McG u lr~J m Worship service 11 a m and 7 p m 1 30 pm CARMEL- Chu1c h S£'hool g 30 a m Sunday Wednesday 7 p m Prayer meet SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Wors hip 1fJ 45 a m Second an d Fourth lng Sunday" F'ello" shtp d inner " ll h Sutton LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIDDIST non -P entecostal Worship service Sunday 10 am , Sunday School 11 am Evening th ird Thursday 6 30pm ~McGuire) CHURCH Da vid Bell, putor Robert E worship service 7 00 p m Wednesday EAST LETART- Church School9 a m Barron, Director of Chrls11an EdUcation, Wors hip 10 am second and fou rth Su n Steve Eblin assistant Sunday Sch ooJ 9 30 1pra~er meeting 7 00_P m rlavs UMW flrs1 Tuesdav 7 iO p m . a m Morning worship 10 30 a T eens rr.ra C(') lnActlon , 6pm EvenlngWorshlp 7 30p 1 LETART FAI.,.LS - Wors hi p 9 a m m Wednesda y evening prayer and Blblt Church School 10 a m JGracl') study 7• 30 p m Choir pr a c tice, Thursday MORNINGSTAR - Wo"hlp ~ 45a m , 7pm Church .School 10 30 a m Bible STudy DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Th ursda} 7 30 p m (Radf'rl Charles Russell Sr , minister Rkk Ma RACINE WES..EYAN- Church School combPr supt Sunday School , 30 a m lOam Worsh lo1l a rh UMW tuurth Mon Worship servi ce 10 30 a m Blbl£' study~ -~ m Veterans Memorial Hospital SandE'rs pu ror J pff Holt('r, lay leader Mld<fi<'POrl Afllllal<'d •ll h Saulh.rn Bapll51CCJ n,.Pntlon Da v id Brvan Sr Mi p m \\C'dnt-sd.'lv l'\ f'nln(rl: li<'f\ ir f' 7 p m nl51l'r Sundav S( hoot 10 am M01 nlnft! I CA ilPENTF.R tiAPTIST Oon ( h( Adlf' worship 1J am Evf'nl nf.l 14 0rship 7 p m , Supl Sund11y School 9 .'V) a m Mornlnf.! Worship 10 JO a m Pnt) Pr sC'I\ Jcp altrrn Wf'dn ('Sdav t,>v(' n\nJ: Blblf' .$1 Ud} 11n<1 prayf'r mN"IInR 7 P m arf" S1,.1ndavs BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST S1 THE ChUR CH OF" JESUS HRI ST APOSTOLIC' fAITH - Nf' ~ Lima Hd :t;RI 12S4a ndd Co~~~ 5 1M!rk Se-fovf'rs, mlnll r un 8) ..~:noo .:,Upt Harry H4"n 1 nt>)lil lo f~orl MriJ:" Pa rk Rutl an d Rol\f'rl ri cks Sunday&.,ool9 ~am •1ornln• fl iC' h.mls p.t'\tor St n il'M!i rt t i p m nn ,,, hi 10 • wort~ a m Evf"nlna ,_onhlp 7 p W(!(IMMd lt)S 11nd Suntllt} s m w n-d hi • HARRISONVIllE HOLIN ESS CI!A '"'' 8V 141ors 1pm C URC ST PAUL UT~rRA•' 1' ~"~ fl H PEL ol lhr WMtll.>yhn ll ollnt•u hurc h Co r nl'r s d s Rf•v Dav id F'vrrt'll pasr or Ht•nry Ebli n TyhramRor. •~d •·· ' ' po 11 lllam 1 . ,'<"'n mcro) f' «"' Mlddlf'S"arl Sunct ,} Sc hool Supt Sund ltl' Wonhlp '!.f'r l'U tor Sunda v S<'hOol 9 45 am Churt'h vi~' 10 a m and 7 p.m Youth Mt•t•l inR Sf'r\iN' l l am 6 :\1 p m Tuc$da\' Mhl\l.l"'f'k Sf'n h~ 7 ~~ I 1 30 SACRED " " Antho nv Glannamorr Ph 992589ft Satur c·v•nlna Mass 1 JO p m Sunday ~ Mau 8 am and 10 am Con lf'lllons one hall hour b(>forr rac-h NIR U CCD c-lou:M'$ 11 a m Su ndnv VICTORY BAPTHIT ~2!t N 2nd St M lddlt•port J~tm f's E Kl'I'SN" pas tor day Sunday mornln• """"'Oo•hlp Ill• m •.,t•n " r_ I n ~ ~f'r\•1("• 1 P m W N1 n ~dny hi 1 1 " j''''"'"" ;or!! p p m VIlli ta ll onThursd~y6 30p MORSr_ CHAPEL CITURCI', '~h "" rl L.,. N6 rr t!l pastor Sundin SChool 10 a m WOMi hlp !l('n lrf' II a m , Sund,•y ntw:ht \4- ors hlp srn'l<'f' 7:\0 p m Mld"'('('k prayl'r !H'r\ lc I' Wron~a\ 7 p m W E~LE Y AN BIBLE HO \J NES.") CIIURC!T oTM iddl"porl In-" 1•~,ariSo ' ",-, R('\ Iva n ~h rrs paslor Roaif'r M anll') Sl Sunda} Srhool Supl Sunday SC'hool a m MornIn•• worship 10 30 0 m Evf'nina: Worship 7 30 p m Wl'dnf"'da)' C'\f'nln ~~: Biblf' Sl udv prayt•r and prai!W srrv iCf' 1 30 p m 9 30 LI V I NG WORD CHESTfR CHURCH OF' GOD - Gll b('rt Spl'n('('r pastor Sun day School 9 lOam Mo rn ln~ 'Ji(l1'\lC4" 10 OOa m Sunda) f'Vf'nl n.~~: st•n h'r 7 00 Jl m Mid "('('k prayrr ~<' r' h" W('(intosd t v 7pm MT OLIVE COMMUN ITY CHl} RCH La ~,~r rf'nc r Bush pas tor Max F'olm£>r Sr Sup\ Sunday School a nd Mor"ni nli{ Wo rship 9 JOa m Sund ay('vC'nlnp 1·nlt1• 7pm Yout h mt'l'linR and Blbl(' St ud\ Wr'<int'ti day 7 P m UN ITED FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po m Proy By P ass Rf'v David Wi!irm ,ln Sr pastor Mf' lvin Drak[' S S Supt Sund .ay School9 30 a m . MornlnJ;: Worship 10 JO Ev(' nt na Wor$hlp 7 30 p m W(>dn C'Sday P~;xr~:-~l~is~ cP !I'uR~ Rallroa<l ... ,l SIN ni Nfi S1\T UI!I) f\ Y - The New Life Sin ger s wlllll(l featured al llu' l 'r" '••d•• for Chrl• t Satu rd ay at 10 a m Th e m eetin gs ar e !wi ng hel d at Krodt•l P..rk In PI l>l ea~.an (, \\' Va Fo llowing Ihe mor ning •lngln g, Re\ Rill Ran ks will pn•,ll'h Th e Cru sade con tlnu~ th rou p;; h M o nd.t~ , ((l llo\\ e d hy .1 h.•nt r 4'Vl\'al th r ough Sept I ! - People in the news---. II ~ K i\fE CU L E~ • HEART CHURCI'' Msa r St Maso n Sunday School 10 a m Morn In ~ worship ll a m , Ev('ninJi! 5{'1"\ lcrfi p m P rayer mw1l n ~ a nd Blbl r Stu dy w. d n<Sday 7 P m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rl'v Nvlt> Bord(ln pas tor Cor n('lius Bu nc h sup! Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 a m Sf'rond .tnfl four th Sundays wo rship st rvh:c at 2 :ltl p m m Wf'dnNKia\ STI VERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH Han• tlo ltf'r pastor Sund ay srr\'IN"S 9• :rJ n m a nd 7pm M ld\l.t'f'k'-(lf\\c't • i JOp m Thurllda) MlnOI EPORT P£ N1 ECOSTAI Third A' t• 1\pv Clark Baker past or ('uri Not Hngham Sunduv ~hoo l Supt Sundw. &tJOOI 10 [I m "'lth ('II)UM lOr all •R•• Evf'nln~ st'r\ lr'NI at 6!) m \\f't'iru'!lldav Bi I blf' !lluth ~tf 7 JO p m Youth. !lf'r\' lCl'5 .~rl d ~t)' at 7 :.> p rn ' E:CCI ESIA FELl O'ASHTP ll8 Mil lSI Mldd l(1)1'»'1 Brotht•r Chuck Mc Ph4"u on p:utor Sunday Sl'hoot 10 11 m Sund 1\ (' f'nlnt:t: !il'f\! lrt"'Hilat 7 p m and Wrdnf"ltdav ~<'n i('t..>s a1 i p m AN T IQUlTI BAPTIST Kf'nnrth Smllh putr'lr Suncta~ School q 30 11m hu r(' h !lf'rvll"f' 7 :\0 p m y rt~.Hh ff'IIO" ~n tp" :YI p m Bible stud\ Thursd cn 7 :top m FUI L f,flSPEI I.ICHTI!TlUSt: :\.11H5 Hil a nd R oottl Pomf'rov Tom Kf'lh pull tor DRnnv L amtx•rt S S Supt Sund in mornlnR sr r \ It 1 a1 u l • m SundltV ( '>'('n 1nR Sl•rviC't' 7 l(l p m Tut...,dtl \ anfl Thur" da \ Sc-1 viet " :tl 7 10 p..m NF\\ IIAV FN CHUH If()~ THF Ni\ 7.A R ii: NE Rt '' t;J , ndon St 1ouil PI• ~ I Ot Sund•• \ Srhon l9 31lu m v. ors hl p~f'rvltf' 10 30 a m 'Y ou th S("f\ if'•' ~ unda y h 15 p m SundttVt'\lntnp- sl'l\ilt' 7 OOpm W!'<l n t"'lltl ay l.) r •vu Mu t lnl: rnrl !Jiblf' Study 7 00pm NF.ASF. SEITLEMENT [ ITUR( II Sun d tv afll"rnnt on 1.( rv tef>S 111 2 J0 Thund<~\' 1'\f'nin R !lf'r\ lf'f'S n1 7 lO F IRST BAPTIS r CHUR( 11 Ma!tnn W \'a Past or 8111 Murph\ Sundav Sc hool iO a m SundaY (>\ ' nina 7 ~ p m P• ayt'l me¥11ng and Olblr ~J ud y \\ Nin• 1i d ~tv 7 JJ p m EVC'I yon£' "rlrom(' RUTI AND FREE Wll T RAPTIST Sn h•m St Rf' v Pa ul Tdy lor pastor Sunttav SchoollO a m ~u nd :t\ f'Vt n l n~ 7 00 p m , Wf'dnt•sda \ I'VC'nln~ praV('I mt~ 1\nj.! 7 00 1 pm SOUTH RET HFI NE\\ TF:STAMI:"'NT CHURCH Sll\f'r Rl d ~f' Dunn.-. Sydl•n si r\ cko p.tstor Sum\ w School 9 ,, m Worship Sc1 v\('(' 10 ) rn Sund n <'H nl n~ S('IVI<'<' 7 00 p m Wc<in<'Sday n1Nh1 Bibll' S 1Ud~ 7 00 p m SERMONETIE- SPAf t: C \ DETs. ,\ g,oldX\ of c~ l rb• ltlr' In cluding ex m ovlr !\! ,JI ~ c1 nd "; port "' lf'g t·mb a rf' I 1} m g to r~bu i ld I he• Im age of ArnPrlra s lrouQI('() spvcc l!rog1am (;e mld F ord, Ji mmy C,ort rr and IUt hnrd r\lxon will head an al l SI.Jr cast '"a 17 co mm<'l cful public st:>n•lcr c,,mpatgn launc hed \1 cdnesda' b\ lhf' l nlt •~d StOIC's ~paCP F' o und ~t tlon Th C' prh (LtP OI J!dnt7allon h u~ ltned u p pultttt ctl hl'i.I\ V\I.C' Igh l s Tip O'Nei ll, R.orrv (;o l d\\ lit er an d JesS<· Ia• kson, ent er!" 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Jon of ( ..:trdcn C'l ub s C ..t r d ener s Da~ Oul hrld al Hail' ' Village thP sllr of N.11ha n H.ol r s home nr a1 Balh f~lkltlg 1h0 tour Of the ICCO n v;e slfucl ed \llla gt:> and gardens rrorn hcrt:> w<'l e Mane Bil chf1eld Kim Wl llf01 d M.u JOl 1r Da' IS Jo A nn S1ewar1. Judy Sn owden , Ma• garrl Edwards and Janel Bol m Ault birthday is observed 1 he secon d b11 l hda v of Tv Au 11 son of De nnis and Carol A u lt ~<as observed rere m l v wllh a pmlv A Mi ckey Mouse <ak<' was ser ved 111th ol h<'l • ~frrshme n ts 10 Ma1r hcw Aul l h1s brol hr r Pr1k, V1ck1e and Wes Ault , The unions of Am erica wer e built on an hones t day's w or k for an honest day 's wage. AI the end of the day the wo r ker should be able to look back and say I have done m y best In whal I have done today Pastor William M lddlesw ar th l nlto•d Pr "" l nl t•rnatlonal Gardeners Day Out conducted L abor Da y Is a day to honor a nd respec l honest labor by m en and women; a day set aside no I to labor bu t lo res t. eel· ebrate and not labor We should look to honest loll as a good and gracious gift or God. Our m ental abilities and physica l tal ent s ar e God ·glven gifts. We ar e to use them to the ser vi ce of God and man- to make our famil y, communit y and nation pr oud of need to give honest us as we should be proud of ourselves toll to the world In which we live We need to give our best for God and pride and honor for oursel ves A reputation of givin g the best we can In a ll w e do Is not to be t aken h ~ h tly Labor Day Is now a holiday and I hope th e fee ling i s r am · pant that the worker Is trying to do the best he ca n ln ev er y lhlng he does with his God·glven talents Labor Da y Is also the offici al end o! summertime Thi s Is lhe nor mal season of vacation and play and rest. Now ll is back to the grindstone B ack to work again and old routine of doing my best In all that I do, pride In honest labor and work accomplished Are y ou willin g to put your name on What you have done each day • Ou r God given I a· lents are tor the benefit o! serving others How do we serve? Only when things are done our way and In our time span God' s lime may be different than our own Let us give Him the benefit of our doubts and simply work to our best to please the Lord God Almighty and ll will be good enough to please man If It doesn't please man, just don't worry but be sure It does please God H e Is the one thatls most important, the c reator God Wllh Him, ev · eryday Is Labor Day and he will bless our honest toll p m each eveni ng The Rev N L Russell wll be the spea ker The c hurc h JS loca ted on Count y Road 10 two m 1les sou th of Carpet ner The R ev Donald Shu e. pa stor 1nv11es the pub lic to attend Open house REEDSVILLE - A regul ar DARWIN- Op en house w1 th a meet m g of Ol ive Tow nshi p T rus wein er roa st and hayn de, w ill be lees w111 be held at 7 30 p m held Sat urday evenmg star tmg F'rlday al the Reedsvi lle F 1re at 5 pm , at Word of L 1fe Sta t1o n Chr istian Aca dem y Hou le 681 west of Dar w in ROC K SPRINGS M eigs County Pom ona Grange Will Hayride, roast SALE M CENT ER Star meet Friday al I he Rock Springs Grange hall, 7 30 p m Degree Gran ge's annua l hay n de and wor k will be give n for the annual we ln ei roas t w ill bi' held Sa tur InspectiOn All officer s ar e t o da y, star ting at 7 p m L al the gr ange hall on Count} Road 1 dress m black and w hile Need le work toy baking and sewm g nor th of Sa lem Cenler T he event Is open 10 anyone ages 5 105 ron lests w ill be jud ged Star I nt er este d In b ecom in g a G• ange " Ill serve refres hm ents m em be1 of grange --~ Band mtetlng MONDAY RACI NE A meetm g of POMEROY - M eigs Co un ty Salon 710 Eight and Fon y, w 111 begl nnmg So uth ern ba nd sJ u meet at 7 p m Mo nd ay at the dents and parent s w111 be held Wednesday, 7 30 p m m I he Am c i ican Leg ion Hal l In Pom e roy Mary Mar tin c hapeau mustc room at t he h1gh sc hool pas se w ill In stall l he new F or m ore Infor m al 1on call So ui h ern H l~ h ar 949 2611 or 992 6970 office• s Golf scramble l!evlv al POM ER OY T h ~ Jayma1 CARP.ENTER - Reviva l se r L ad1 es Tu esday M orning Golf \ ICes wlllbe helda t lhc M J U nion Bapti st Chu rc h Se pl 6- 13. al 7 L eague " Il l hold an 18 hole F RIDAY PAGEVI LL.E - Scipio Town ship Tru stees wi ll m eet a t 7 p m Fnday m the tov. nshlp build in g al Pagev llle MT HERMON UNITED BRETHR EN • IN CH RI ST CHURCH Lo<alrd In Texas Communlly off Cl HI 82 Rev Rob<rl Chief J ustice w 1ll lead In the read ing of the prea mble All Am ericans are inv11ed to wear som ethm g red while and bl ue and dlspay t he flag At 4 p m all InstitutiOns with bells or ch imes are as ked to jom m a nngmg tnbu te t o l he Co nslltuuon wuh 200 seconds of sound to be followed by 200 second s of stl eqce Esther Harden D1st n c t l3 depuly was a! the meeting and annou nced several recep tions for sta l e offi ces and eKiended an InVItation to Chester Cou nci l to attennd a meetin g or t he Belle Pra1rie Cou nci l on Sepl 14 7 30 p m for m ltiatwn wm k l nspec T!on wi ll be held al lhal l•mew!l h a dJslrlct m eeting 10 follow A meeting of the pasl councl Iars c lub was announc ed for Wednesda y at 8 p m With Laura Mar N 1cc and M ar ga I el Tultle as hos lesses Artendmg besid es I hose nam ed were Beula h Maxey I va Powell rJenev 1eve Ward Eltzabelh Haycs, Ada Morns Ma1 v K HOlter Goldie F redenck V1rg1 ma Lee, E lhel Orr Marcw Keller, Bet tv Roush, Ada B1ssell Lo1 a Damewood Lauoa M ae N1ce Bel tv Youn g Sadie Tru s sell Eva Robson Ali a Balla1 d Opal Hollon, Sandra While, Rulh Smith, Thelma Whn e Dons K ocmg, Mae M cPcP k and two ViSI Iors Robe• 1 Hmden and Esther Harden, Guiding Sla• Coucmll24 Syra c use Calendar/ happenings POIIJIROY, OHI0-992 -6677 • 992-2975 Off ·" '---------:-------------------..1· MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST m GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES - Giona Nowak Pm CHRL'IT 212 W MainS! Leo Nash pastor BlbleSch00!9l)a m Morning worship 10 .1) am Youth mect In~ 6 00 p m Evenmg v..urship 7 00 p m Wednl'sday night prayer meetmg IUid Bible sn.r:ly i 00 p m TiiE SALVATION ARMY 115 Bu!ternu1 • Sunday Morni ng Wors hip 11 00 a m Chll dren s Church 11 a m Sunday Evenin g Serv1ce 7 00 p m Wed 6 p m You ng La dies Auxiliary Wednesday 7 p m Fam lly Worship HAZEL CHURCH Rt 124 3 mlles from Por tland Long Bot tom E dsel Hart pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m S\,! nd ay morning preaching 10 30 a m Sun day t>ventng serv ices 7 )) COMMUNITY Flow, 106 lutt•not Au. r-oy, 011. OUR WAS BORN OF OUR WORK AND OUR PRAYERS "Pom81og ., Q111fltg ShH $ftm" "FIIIIIilfl l<111t11Ag Fli•4 Chle*'" " 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy Street (6141992-2039 or 16141992-5721 G r ocene sG e ne ra l Merch.1nd1s e R a c tn e 949 1SSO E "Serving Families" Rut1and , Oh10 4S775 FLOWIRI fOI IVIR'I OCU.SION WAID CROSS SONS SIDRE FURNI~!e~H~RDWAR:rI • J Wm. ' ' 8 Ill ' Brawn, Owner Phone t6Ul 742 ~777 Pom11og 214 E . Mam 992·5130 Pomeroy RIDENOUR FUNERAL HOME ~ 'm!ER~ rua-a.mo. FRANCIS FLORIST Homelote Saws Locust & "~ 9921 Pomeroy ~9 5 5 Q§ ~ - Servece Prescr•pttons Mtdd leport .Wet~~ Co unr v ·~ Complete Automotive We Ftll Church & Offtce Supplies Blown's Fire & and Equl'pment Sales Se rv1ce EWS & SONS SOHIO recerved her commissiOn as deputy state coun cilor of Chester Council for one year Also read at the m eeti ng was a letler f rom Ruth Shannon, nat ional secre ta r y, as k ing the co uncil to drape the c harter for 30 days In m emory of Maggie Sh erouse w ho served as assoc iate natiOnal councilor from 1974 76 Faye Kirkh art, assoc iate coun cllor, presi ded a t the m eeting Pl an s were d iscu ssed for the Sept 16 "Obloerva n ce of the b1cen tennial of the constitu tion tn schools j t was r eported that at 1 p m thaf day President Reagan WJlllead !he nat1on in a rec •l alion of the pledge of allegiance broadcas t over television and radio sta Uons Follow in g th ai the · Ccles la and D01 Coats J1m and Ken Amsbw) Con me and Cha d Dodson Do r ot hv and Dou g Dou g las Mi ldred Shu<ler Na ncy , Joshua a nd Holle' Broderick, Sieve Cht'ryl and A shl ey Halley, K end a A m y and Sara K l oes Send mg g1 fl s were his grand· m othe1s M ary Sheel s, Spr ing field. and L orena Ault , Middle por t , .Ja ni ce Eva ns M <•rn A m sbar y , K ay, Da rin, and K ev in L oga n TY AULT B y ,JEANNE R E ALL By U nlled Press lnlernatlonal Th e Na t ional Inve ntors H all of F'ame Foun dation will rel oca le lhe ha ll In A kron Ohio. which was a1dcd 1n lis quest for thc honor by ln1ensc co mmunlly cnlhuslasm of fi ci al s say rhl' fou nda tion on T hursday announ ced II will m ove the hall to Ak ro n fl om Its c r am ped loca ti on 1n ad]acenl lobbies of th e U S Palenr Offi ce in Arlin gton, Va Phi la del phia was the Rubber Cap rt al' s sole com petll or for the hall Fou ndation m emb<>rs and A k ro n city leaders agreed th ai O\ erw helmlng co mmum ty sup port fo r the ha ll of fam e dom l n,olcd l he City of Brotherly Love's histor ic and cultura l si gnificance • M ayor Do n P lu squelhc ca lled lhe foundation s dec ision ' a v ictor y for I he people of A kr on, ' "ho he sa id dem onstrated • a sho\\ of un an im ity th at Is ra r e m lhe li fe of any m ajor m et ropoh .~ n al'ea " ·sm ce M ar c h A kron citizens hom all w alks of life have played a v 11al role m lnv ll tng the hall to res1d e her e " Plusquelllc said m a prepa r ed statem ent David DeShon, a specia li st w ith t he cit y's Office of Eco pom rc Dt>velopment , estim ated the h a ll w ill gener ate between $200 000 and $300,000 annuall} m o per~ trng revenu es About 200,000 people visit the Na 11o nal Pr o Football Hall of Fa m e In nearby Ca nton each year , and about 300.000 ar e e•pected to v1s it ! he proposed Rock and Roll Hall o f F am e m Cl evel and, DeShon said "We don t expect to a ttrac t as many as either of those. but there' s gomg to be some sy ner get1 c effect there," he said 'They' ll be promoting ours, and we' ll be promoting them " Akron now dr aw s 200.000 peo pie E'a, h yea r 1hrou11h Jour lsm and conven llons w h1 ch generate $50 million annua lly DeShon sa id Elle~ n Bluhm, spokeswom an f or t he A kron Regional De\ elop m ent Boar d sa1 d the 1nven1 ors h all wllfbe a 'wo• king hand s on museum I hal should at1 1ac t sc hool sJudem s from all over ' Akron offer ed a S9 6 million frn anct ng pac kage to bu1ld and help mai ntain a new headquar rer s for th e hall T he c1t y offered four possible l oca tions m the dowmow n area "lth pla ns to connfc t the ha ll wit h a proposed conven t to n center Cons tr uc llon on t he ha ll should begm nea r I he end of 1989 and be completed m 12 to 18 months Dt>Shon sa 1d Ph.f\adelphia and It s F r a nk lin Institut e wooed th e foundallon for the n ght to hos l the ha ll, but until Mond ay did not offer to help finance. th e m ove Philadelphia offic ials did not reveal deta ils of thetr offer , bul P lusquelltc sa 1d It 1epor ted l} was s1mrlar" lo A kron's In announ ci ng rhe1r deci SIOn Thursday m A r l mgton, boa rd m em ber s sai d they felt t he hall of f am e would be m ore of a m ajor attra ction m Akron than m Ph1la~e lphl a Akron 's size and sp1ril w ill hel p " gather enthu siasm ror l nnova PAUL'S BARBER SHOP J IN RACINE WILL REOPEN Beginning ; Aug. 31, 1987 1987 SCHEDULE REA MARKET COATS & JACKETS POMEROY, ·01110 SEPT. 3-4•S-6 OCT. 1·2·3-4; NOV 5-6-7-1 BAHR CLOTHIERS • I, MIQDLEPOIT ROCK SPRI NGS Desce ndants of t he late Walle1 Squ1bb and E dn a Oiler Gil more w il l h old a reun1on a t rhe Rock Sp rlgns Grange hall on l h e falrg10u nd s M ond a) All fam1 ly mem ber s and lnends a•e m v1 l ed loa !lend Eac h Is 10 take a cover('() d1sh and lhe1r own Wb le serv 1ce • D mner Wi ll be Sl'rved al 1 p m POM EROY- A r.eun wn of t he famtl 1es of thr late L outs and M yr na G i bbs Cunnmgham and lhe lat e James an d M ar) J ustis Davidson w ill be held Scpl 13 at t he r oadSide park on Rou le 31 near Po m e aoy A cover ed d\sh Akron chosen for hall of fame LONDON FOG FOR THE LADIES scr ambll' and p arty at the course on Sunday , Sept 13, slarlmg at I p m Food and prIZes will be furmshed Member s are to ca ll M ar y Bowen 992 2919 1f I hey ca n or cannol attend by no lal er lha n Sep t 9 Reunions CHESHIRE - Descend an Is of Jam es Cla ud wus Hoffman an Cl r cero Fmney Wi ll have therr lO th annu al r eumon ar the Gavm Pl ant recrea ti on area m Che shu e A covered d 1s h dann er w1ll be served at noon D1rect 10nal signs w111 be posted In Chesh ire MEIGS COUNTY FAit GIOUNDS ' Dealers Wanted - Buyers Wanted Come ona - Coma all - Re,sonabla Set-up Rates Indoor Space - OUtdoor Space We'll Sae You at the FLEAM~ET FOR INFORM N CALL. (304)422-41119- 6~4 742-2882 t w n, sa1d John K u k c hall man of l he fou nd atiOn ' s board of I ru slees Board m embc1 s also P•efc1rod Ak r on 's offer lo bu 1id a srparal~ fac lllly for lhe hall Board m em ber s m lh e pas1 had ex pressed fear thai l ho hall would be losl m the F r an k lin lnstl lute F red Zwsenhc1m, a mem ber of the SJte·selec llo n co m rm llee from P1ltsbu Jg h sum m anzed lhe senllmenl when he VIS it ed A kron m J ulv ' 'Ak1on s size IS an advan !age, ' he sa1d T ho people here are mvol ved In a btgger CitY you ca n 1 mu ste1 !hal k md of de s1re T heresa log1cal tear lha l we wo uld be los l m t he mst11 u1e whtch IS IOSI 1D Philadelphi a w htc h ts Josl m thr C'a s tet n m ega lopoliS ' dmnet w1 1l oe serv ed at 12 30 p m Re latJves and fne nds are mviled to attend RUTLAND- The desce ndan ts of .James and Bert ha Cremean s w1ll meel for a re union on Saturday al Foresl Acres Park New Lima Road, near Rut land T hose attendmg ar e to take a ba skel lunc h The dm ne1 wil l bi' al 12 30 p m and all relatives and frie nds of The fam1 l y are 1nvJ ied to attend ALBANY - F am1lles of the Dell and Wi ll Turner wi ll have a re un io n Sunday al Lak e Sno...,den, Albany F'nend s of the ram1 ly arc mv1 1ed 10 the reu nion • Ass1s tance RACI NE - Edl lh Re1s er w1ll be al the Racme Depar tm enl Slore on Fnda' 10 a m to 2 p m lo ass1s1 res1<len1 s m comp letmg appllca11ons for B uckeye cards Applications are also ava1lable al I he Pomeroy L1brarv and the Se mOI CI I1zens Center I !J31 JACKSON PIME RT 35 WEST Phone 446 4524 8ACI( TO THEATRE DAYS ! * SPECIAL PRICE ADMISSIONS r I AOULTS IJ 50 CHILDREN 12 50 SAT/SUN &MON MATINEES All SEATS 12 50 BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY I< 00 SP£CIAL HOLIDAY MATINEES -DAY SEPT- 7th PRE-SEASON SALE STOVES- INSERTS- FURNACES BURNS WOOD OR COAL NO MONEY DOWN - OPEN 10-5 OLD TIME HEATING CO. 701 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS OLIVE.. IS TWP. FIRE DEPT. HAVING liS ANNUAL ~ CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE SEPT. 5, 1987 . . Chicken served 12 Noon to 6 P.M. With actlvltits for Kids from 1 to 6. Evening Entertainment by Country-Western Band "Close Enough" EVERYONE WELCOME! IJ • �Friday, September 4, 1987 Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel La~r Corn, melons mark By SANDRA L. LATIMER United Press International Sweet corn. melon s, and home· town ce le bralions are .as muc h of a tradition thi s .L abor Day weekend as getting the children ready for school. The Sweet Corn Festival at Millersport, Fairfield County , through Saturday features hot · \mit ered cor n-on-the-cob and other activities. The Me lon · Festival In Milan, Erie Cou nty, ·saturday through Monda y offers a variety of melon dessert s as well as parade. antique car di splay and a lO·K run . . •.. ' • ' . ' ', ' ' ' ' ·: MR. DECEMBER Football !(real ,fo e :Namath poses with his cal Poppet. Poppcl was ilhosen Mr. Decem her of the 198R l'urlna Cat Chow .. Celebrity Calendar. Popp••l is one of 12 ' ~., lehri · ties' cats featured on the calendar, whit: hfwill h(' r el eased In September. (UPI) The . Fair at New Bost on recreates life in between 1780 and 1818. This will b0 held Saturday and Sund ay in the George Roger's Clark park near Springlield , · Clark count y. The Cleveland National Air Show at Burke Lak efront Airport Sat urd ay though M onday has becom e t he nation' s old est a nd most presligious air show . Th e Thund erblrds a nd Go ld e n Knighl s are am ong I he feat tired pNformer s. This is th ~ 25 1h yea r for River Days at Port sm outh . This festi· val - through Monda y - features boat races on the Ohio Ri ver and activities on the shor e. Rivt"rfcs t a t Cine i nn <:~ t i i s co ns! · dered the l arg~s t single· da ~· event in t h~ countr;•. "All aclivl· l ies will br hf' ld alo ng the riverfront in Cinci nn atI S Und a~·. A Bulloonfest that begi ns F•·iday at Coney I sland in Cincinnati w ind s up Sunda)' . Also on thf' sc hPdulc : The Old Sett lers Reun ion will be held in .Jac ksom·il le. Atl1~n s Count y. through Monda;•. Fes tival U .S.A. at Mall I in Cleve land 1hrough Monday fea · tu res food and music of America and a para de M ond ay . A GrPck Fest ival wi ll b<' held Blood protein is another heart' risk factor By AL ROSSITER ,fR. UPI Science Editor WASHINGTON !UP ! l A long-lerm sludy ind ica l es hi gh levels of a certai n protei n in the blood are associaled w ith an increased risk of hea rt atlack and s troke. givi ng doctors a nother wa y to assess a perso n's cardiovascular heal th . Th e governmelit -sponsored study in FramIngham, M ass .. found thai people wllh eleva ted amounls of fibrinogen. a protei n involved in the blood clolling process, had more hea r l atl acks and strokes th an those with lower leve ls . " In the Fram i ngham study, fibri nogen le,·el seem s to ra nk high among the predisposing facto r s for card iovascu lar dis· ease," Dr. William K annel oft he Boston Univers ity Medica l Cen· ter said in a repor t Thursday in the Journal of l he American Medical Assoc lallon. Dr . Will iam Castelli, director of the Framingham study for the National Heart. Lung and Blood ln slilule. said the fi nding adds a ·· whole new dimension to' this bean attack issue." "! think i t opens a whole new class of risk tactors. " he said in a trlcphonc lntcrvirw . T he Frami ngham st udy has followed m ore than o. OOO peo ple sinrf' 194?. a nd h ~s shown that suc h lh ing:s as high blood choles· lerol levels. high bl ood press ure. smo king and excess weight are in ,·o lvcd in car d iovas cu l ar disea se. Sc iPnli s ts added m easure· m ents of fibrinog0n to the stud y in 19fiR bf'ca use of its sus pec l<'d importance. Heart a11ac ks are Ame r ica's 1\o. 1 killer. c laiming m ore t han oOO,OOO livPs annually . They occ u r when blood is cut off from 'r eac hing thE' heart, and it is I genera l ly ag r eed tha t a! C'Iol is needed to m ak e the !ina block· age in arteries alrea dy ' logged by fa lly depos il s. Cas\eHI sa id. T he st udy found a sig Dirica nt associa tion between eievated am ount s of fibr inoge n in lh<' blood of m en a n~ hPar t ~ i sease and a " m argina lly sign ifica nt " l i nk belween the protein and h0a 1'l disease in women . A simil ar trend " 'as 51?e n In m en for ~ tro ke . - high·chOics ter ol diets tend to ha,·c hig her amount s of f ibrino· gen in t heir blood. Th er<' is no pro,·cn way to ,·pduce fi brinogen . however·. Nevertheless. If a doct or find s a pa t ient has hi gh lev<'ls ·of l h<' protein, t he doctor might bC' prompted to become mon"' ag· grcssivc in tryi ng to r<'duce the perso n's ot her know n risk lac · tors, Ca ." '' il i said. Quote of the ·day By \ Jnih•d Pr~ss International Steve Ma so n, Eastern Express Airli nes sa les man ager.on a pll o1 w ho fell through a door that popped open as his pla n<' flew 0!,000 f0et high at ! 90 mph and hung on th rough an em ergency landing: " He'< as kf'd to be lf'fl alo ne. He "'as j us I g lad t o s!'C the s unr is~ . " ,.\ (• !h' ilif'S !'J j)OnMln•(\ IN("LINE \ ' II.L.\G I·:. :'\c' \' t UP I 1 Mtl\ it> and I PII'\ ' I~i Orl s rar To m Sl' lif'(' k was quiPil~ marri<'d for thl'sero nct tlmeAuu . 7. It ha~ bN'n di sc l o, ~d . Se ill'c k . ~ 2 . b rs t kn o11 n a,; thr• w ry clf'l('(•l l \ '4' o n the~ lo ng ' r:un ning " Magnum P .l " T \ ' s;·riP,, "'"' m:r rric<l to .Jil lir .Joan ~l.lt'k . ~9. Of l.o' AngPI Ps . u s po k~"'' o m<m f or rtu" \\' ;) ..., hof • eounr y Clerk · s Office' ' " lfl T hu '"' d<l) . II Is 1he ,~c o nd rna rt lagr tor &l lf'r k ancllht"' f ir st for Ma r k. Marathon paddler makes Seacoast stop R Y E , N.H. iUPl )-A nl i· drug crusader Larry Capune, w ho has bc·en paddling his sur fboard for lhe past 11!1 days from the Midwcs l lo t he AI antic, planned lo stop alo ng New Hampshire's coas t on his way to lhe nalion 's ca pila l. Cu punc was ex p<.'c lcd to come as hore tod ay at Wall is Sa nds Sta te Park in Rye and end his da y at nearby H ampto n Beach, sa id his brother M arty .. The j ourney is set to end in Was hinglon , D.C .. where Capunc inl<.'nd s to · paddle across the r<.' flec t ing pond. While in the nation's ca pital, Ca pune has sa id he will urge Presidenl Reaga n to strengt hen lhe government' s anti -drug .effons. ('a pune's bro ther sa id l he trip NOW TAI<INO ORDERS . DECORATIVE QUAITZ CHRISTtAN WALL CLOCKS Size 16x20 - 4 DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS PHONE COLLECT 1·698-7142 Jerry Stobart, Albany, '9hio • • Postm en light hac·k PEORIA, Ill . tU PII - Man 's best fri end ha s alwa ys seenjed to be lhe m ai l carr ier's J o. 1 em•my. . Pos tal officia ls said Thu sday pet altacks agai nst carriers have cli mbed :J5 per ce nt thi s year , w ith more r epor led every week in thr Peoria area. But notlhE' Posta l Servi ce has begun to ighl b ac k. Poslal supervisor Di c k ar · sha ll sa id the governmenl ' now BLOUSES LONG AND StiORT SLEEVE AND SLEEVELESS BAHR CLOTHIERS !he llroadwa.' !ooho ws '"PiX'''· .~ tnd '' ""''"<'<i pi cnic Frlclil\' th rough Suncl a; In Balnbrldg<·. ){ (I~ ... { 'nu n 1\ . ;l u 3 1)~) nxx 'l'h£' r t:produ c ll\'f' I' I P,ll C\Jtr\w Th f' c·crr·mon.~ · W t1S In u wpd ding C IHip~lln l n C' Ilnr \ "illuge, a l.akr Tahoe rPsn rt , but offic ials r r fu sPd to n •lrasc- more de tai l s. S<'lli'Ck 11":1~ di\l)rC •d in 19R'l from ·.Ja !"q uf'I Xn . na:· ,J!tp r 12 \'Pi lr~ f1f mar'ridgf' . Thr· C!Uint(",Sf'ncc of thc ta l l. dar k and ll and som<' ll oll vwood "· " ·· SP ill' k ha> ap ()f'al: ed i n 'uc·h tllm, ·" "Cu m a" and " Hi gh !(out! to China." c ancer havP licrn ~e Tht~ must corrPct und!'l'stJncilnR ol treatmt~ nt s, LAST WEEK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. 00% LAST WHK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. 00% Meigs vs Belpre Southern vs VVaterford Eastern. vs Hannan VVahama vs Kyger Creek Gallipolis vs Coal Grove Athens vs Unioto North Gallia vs Green Point Pleasant vs Barboursville WVU vs Ohio University Marshall vs Morehead State North Carolina vs Illinois Auburn vs Texas Boston College vs Texas Christian Miami (Fla.) vs Florida Oklahoma Stole vs Tulsa caxpcrime n tul ev ldf'nC'C' a nd data ... 13ut creat io ni st H<'nrv Mon·is. chairman or thp ln siltut e for Creation Research ncar Sa n Diego, Ca li f, Sll\",' cvolullon is a bc;llc f as we l l. · " II '> so methin g th cv belle"e . but ha . .·c no l'vlcll'n c(\ that it happened , .. says Morr is. "No· body ha s cvPr S<'Pn n co mp lex s ~· stf'm arrl v r by c han<'C'. Evol u· tionlsts bellc•ve that th r un ivl'r se rvolvrd ou t of nolhln g.·· f rC'ationist s s.1y thf' co mplex it~- of 1h i' u n lvf'r se Is proor l ' no ugh tor the c·xlstPnce of a su.prcmc be-in~ . " How perfC'l'l thC' ea rt h Is In its balan cr In a tm os pht" rl r gases and wat(' r ind ita lf'S a dCs ig n by Hn ultlin atr and omnis cleilt be· ing." stry s Grrald Wcpner ot th e C'reat ion RPSNlr c h Sci,•nr<.' f.:cl u· C'a tion F oundation In Columbus . We~n e r . who holds a mas te1·'s dcg•·rr In biology and a doct oratr in nt omo logy . says bo th rrca tloni sm and rvolutlo n si10u ld bC' discussc·d in sc i cneC' rlass<:"s a ~ philosoph ir .. ··ThPrQ' no wav to ovol d tC>achln~ r vo lulion in u s('cul ar Meigs Southern Eastern Wahama Gallipolis Athens Green Barboursville wvu Meigs Southern Eastern Wahama Gallipolis Athens North Gollia Point Pleasan.t Marshall Illinois Auburn Texas Christian Miami (Fla.) Oklahoma State wvu Marshall North Carolina Auburn Boston College Miami IFia.l Oklahoma State Marshall Marshall North Carolina · Illinois Auburn Texas Boston College Teas Christia11 Miami (Flo.) Miami (Fla.) Oklahoma State Oklahoma Stale lar toda~· und !her r 's so m any people who don 't wa n t to beli eve In God. hP says. " M y concern is to gel n ba lance of bolh ap· proach<'s to origin s. In lhe secula r classroom Ct'E'ftlioni sm and evolution should be ta ught as ph i losophie s not as fact." · Both Wpgncr and Morris say many of today's biologica l prob· lems outlined by Zimmermans pecit'iC'all~· AIDS - wou ld never huvc OCl'UrC'd if peopi P f ollo\.vrd the moralt<.'achings of the Bible. which forbids promlscult;·. ho· mosrx'ualil)" ond dru g abuse . S;,.;e h a not ion. Zim m crmt.m fur iously rejects . " ThNr arc r<.'al SNiou s blologi· c.tl problt' ms in thi s world ... he say s: " lf wf''rf' !£>achi ng ou r kid s cra p Ilk<' !his. lhry ·r p not gOi ng 10 be abl<' 10 mak e an\' rationa l decisions ... I · Zlmm (' rman 1 s tt~· s th(1 t'amous Scopes tri al in J~ L!l in which William Je nni ngs Aryan. defend· ing c reationism. was humiliated in a D n~' t on. Trnn ., courtroom b~ a 1t or ncy Cia rc ner Darrow . was actually a d e f~at for ev o l ut loni~l s . TO rtA(f AN AD Ull 992-2156 MONDAY 1h1v FIIOAY I A.M. to S P.M. I A.M. Unt1l NOON \UUIDAY UOSED SUNDAY ... ""''' . . . ~ ~ .... ...... .-·................ ... '"" .,. '" ....... '_,........ .. -·.... ·-... "'"'.................. ............. .. . .,............ . . .......... . ........_ ......... · •· ~ -·•· ~··. ""'·~"'""' c •• _.,, •• , .... . ~. Vo~o • •, RATE& oou • JOI.. t oA•• PC ll .~ ' 7 00 /0 ) Cleaning Special e '' .' ' •' ' •' $300 SIMPLE INTEREST 9.75°/o ANNUAL PE.RCENTAGE RATE • ._-----------------*IPri118teMortgagelnsuranctl-----------------~ Gr' $400 •' -~· ~ <•- · ·~ ~ ........ ,_.., ,.., , . ·~::.: ~ ""~·-· Do•••• n• l c" un to o,, ~ , • • • • r' J Gallipolis, Ohio 3112 Second Ava . 441!·0902 Member FDIC Middleport, Ohio 97 N. 2nd 992-6661 OUlli:l -!II ~ · ··· · :::::."::" I MUU DO • 0&010 •• n"' ••••• >u.,o•• • • ••• ··-·- NI - 1 • - - illl - - 1 »... .. , _.._II... J'll - - '"" "" • •u~ " "'' ' "" "" '"'n"' ,.,. _,., ,_ ••..c- .. 1'11- - ?01 - ~- · I :JJ - I UfiiiO no • .._ a_ ••-c-- Public Notice PUBLIC N,OTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE .t he Tuppers Plains · Chester Water District is asking for bids to paint their Reedsville Tank , a 50,000 gallon elevated stora·ge tank located 2 miles west of Reedsville on St . Rt. 681 . Specifications can be picked up at lhe District Office, 38561 Bar 30 Road. 3 miles south of Tuppers Plains on St . Rt . 7 . Bids will be opened on September 14 at 11 :00 A.M . at the District office and work must be started within 1 0 days of approval df the bids . Inspection tour of the tank will leave from the office September 9, 10 and 11 at 10:00 A.M. The District res erves the right to reject any and all bids . (9) 4, 6 , 8 , 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On August 21 , 1987, in the Meigs County Probate 46769 . , Robert E, Buck, Probate J udg8 ' Lena K. ,Nasslroad, Clark ....... ·· -~ Public Notice · Offers ,will be received at the office of Bernard V. Fultz , 111 Y1 West Second Street . Pom eroy, Oh io, until September 1 1 . 1 987 at 1 1:00 A .M . for the purchase o f the former lee and Bessie Rudisill residence real euate situated at 108 Legion Ter race . Pomeroy, Ohio. Theresidence consists ol two bed · rooms ; one bath and a one ca r garage . The right is res erv ed t ore· ject anv or all bids . Al ice Struble. E11.ecutnJ11. o f the Estate of Bessie Rudisill ,, .... . . ..._·-· ___ -c .,_.._ lH_.....,,,., .... . . _. on August 24, 1987, in the Meigs County Probate Court. Case No. 25603, Gladys E. Walker, 838 E. Main Street . Pomeroy, Oh io 45769, was appointed executrbt of the estate of Roger Lee .Walker. deceased. late of 123 Union Avenu e , Pomeroy , Ohio 45769. Robert E. Buck , Probate Judge Lena K. Nesselroad . Clerk 18128: 19i 4. 1 1. 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virture of an Order of Sale ' issued out of the Common Pleas Court of Meigs County , Ohio. in the case of Bank One. Athens. N. A , Plaintiff. against Homer l. Bonecutter , Sr .. et al .. Defendants, upon a judgment therein rend ered . being Case N.o . 87 -CV-89 in said Court. I will offer for sale. at the front door of the Court House in Pom eroy. Meigs County, Ohio, on the 2nd day of October, 1987, at 10:00 o'clock A .M .. the fpllowing lands and tene· ments, to -wit : PARCEL NO . 1: Situated in the Village of Pomeroy, County of Meigs and State of Ohio and described as follows: Being a part of Lot No . 17 of Burnap's ·Addition to Pomeroy, described as fol lows: Beginning on the south line of High Street 11 2 '12 feet westerly of the northeast corner of Lot No. 17 of Burnap ' s Addition .t o Pom eroy, to a point which is 75 feet westerly of Blazewicz ' s west corner, and is marked by a tile set on the upper side of brick retaining walt : thence south 8 deg. 50' East 71 % feet to a mark on a stone wall; thence northwesterly following the south line of Lot No . 17 to the northwest corner of the same, on the south line of High Street; thence east · erly following the south line of High Street to the place of beginning . . ·· ··-·Iut--·-·-·--__... ••---•,,_,. •-co - ···-·-·-•·o. •~• e•"-•"' In Page 629 and 630 of tho Meig s County Deed Record S. Also, the following described real estate situated in th e County of Meigs. in the State of Ohio end in the Township of Salisbury and bounded and described as follows : Being the North one half of lor NO. 108 being twenty and one- half (20% ) ieet off the North side of lot No . 108 . Situate on the west side of Beech Street betwAen laurel and locust Streets in Middleport , Ohio. Tract No. 2 : The following real estate situated in the Village of Middleport. Count y ol Meigs and State of Ohio. and bounded and described as follows : to -wit : Being lot Number Four Hundred and fiftv -seven (457) in the Village of Middleport . Meigs County, Ohio. and being Fifty {50) feet front on the West side of Beech Street and running West to the alley and all unsold part . more or less. REFERENCE DEED: Volume 152. Page 16. Meigs County Deed Records. All of right, tit le in interest of leo C. Kennedy on and into the followinQ parcel of real estate : Tract No. 3: lot 457 Lower Pomeroy (Village of ,~­ ~ ........... ,_ .,._ ................... .. 71n -........ - o........... ,__,_., Public Notice -------------------... . ' deacribed •• fonowa; . Being Lot Number NinetySix (96) in Palmer's Addition to Sheffield, now Middle- "' port. Ohio. '* For further description ref erence is made to the recorded plat of said Village. Said premises are located at the corner of Fifth and Palmer Streets in said village . , . ~ REFERENCE DEED: Vo· lume 288 , Page 141 . Meigs • County Deed Records . Also ~·~ , Volume 296 , Page 55, Meigs County Deed Records . · PARCEL NO . 4 : The lot- · ., lowing described real estate situated in the Township of ...., Cheshire, County of Gallia and State of Ohio and j,J described as follows: Being the east one· half of lot No . 4 in the Village of Kygerville, as ·shown on plat in Plat Book 2 . Page 48 , . , Gallia County Deed Records. ~·l . REFERE~CE DEED: Vo - · ' lume 238, Page 201 , Galli a, •. • County Deed Records . Said Parcel No . 1 ap'l praised at: $14 ,300 .00 . Said Parcel No. 2 ap · praised at: $16,000.00. Said Parcel No. 3 ap - praised at: $36.500.00 . ' Said Parcel No . 4 was 1 ~; appraised at : Deleted from sale by Order of Court . Terms of Sale: Cash . Real estate cannot be sold for less than two -thirds of ' '• the appraised value. ' Howard E. Frank, Sheriif of ! Meigs Co~nty , Ohio (8) 28 ; 191 4. 11 . 18. 25 . 5tc Middleport! t / 20 of 37 tool S. side. as sa me appears on the Auditor' S Tax Dup . for the Year 1947 in the name of State of Ohio . reference to which is hereby made . PARCEL NO. 3: Situatad in lhe Village of Middleport, County of Meigs and State of Ohio, and being more fully 5 Happy Ads ' ' - '· ~. c ... ~ . . .: Real Estate General ., MUST SETTLE ESTATE HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES (Single dwelling I SOME APARTMENT HOUSES . ' ., ' ') (Multiple dwelling) '"( SEVERAL IUSINESS BUILDINGS In Memory of ••' These propertitl in Pomeroy, Middleport, Athen• • All good inwo5lmtnl prop· JIM FARMER His family and friends __. PARCEl NO . 2 : Situated in the Village of Middleport, Countv of Meigs and Slate of Ohio and bounded and described as follows : Tract No. 1: Being 37 feet off the South side of lot Four Hundred Fiftv -Seven 14571 as per the recorded plat of the Village of Middle port. Ohio . The above is the same premises conveyed from Amos Carson by deed recorded in Volume 50 , Memoriam Sept .. 4, 1977 __._ ....... ,1,.' _,_._ ··-.__. . . TlN--c-··· -•-- ... 1110 oo - --Oo• R•o Record&. · Deed Who was killed 10 years ago today, ..·.,_,___ .. ... _ --........._,.,...._ ...:;:::::·:::.' ...._,_,_ __ ....:. _ Public Notice Vo!ume 279, Page 759. 2 _.···-..... ---···- ·· --··~­ n--· ~- lume 273 , Page 917; and County ,._,............ : : t=t:..."T.., .. »---·- REFERENCE DEED : Vo · lumo 252 . Page 897: Vo · Meigs ..---... M ·· - - ~-H-­ > -~-·-·-··· .............. ~ _ ,_...., .... c-••• .,,_.,...,. ,.,_,_, • u o ,. o;: & olfl ~ IC<l •" l nti O " IUIII(l& • /OC 0\0 "" DOT I DA • IBI 28; [9) 4, 11 . 3tc • •-o-.. ,_.,__, ,_ pageJ cove r 1h e fo lluwing relepho n .. eAchange~.. . ,.o..nn outso •• ~• ••• .... 0 ~ 1 !.0 0• . ... . Riverview Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769, wes appointed , AdministratriK of the estate of Clifford S . Kennedy, deceased. late of 248 Riverview Drive, Pomarov. Ohio LENDER {leaning by: Classic Cleaners - ·) PI ~··-.. I--Io " 0011 111 011 0211 0<1 Clauifu~ d I• • (lo,<o ,,.,.,,., '' court, !faoe No. 26608, Clarice J . Kennedy, 246 10111-IIC OJ! 00 011 00 ~.- .... """''........... ""'' ::::.";;;.;'t"..::,; ..::;;:;;::::;·:.:..:.:.:. ••• c... "(1"0•• ••• ,. ''"" ''" ........ .. ~ · ' "' " ' SAMPLE LOAN BIIEAIDOWN: Assume a $50,000 loan with 10"/o down for 30 yean. The monthly payment 'Of principle and Interest would be $332.65. Annual percentage rate is based on !"lo loan fH alld 30 days prepaid Interest. • Off nitfor·nll - our usual low price OJ 01~ . /10 -................ ___ I .... 00 - 0 . . . . . . . . .. . . oOM . ... . . . ~ CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE •May t'On\"l•rl to fixed rale at any tirno· from tho' 13th month lo the 601h month of lht• loan for I % + *250. •Assumable, with t•redit approval •Initial Note Rutt•: 7.00% for LTV of 90o/, or l e~s PM I ~ •APR: 9.75% •Caps : ' 2% pe r adjustment 6% Lifetime •Index : The wf'eklyuverage yield on United States Treasury Sl't'urities adjusted to a ~onstanl maturily of One Year. •Closing Costs: 3 % + Out of Pocket 0100 ouoo " ' '"~• '' " . .. •• ,...., .. • - " r •• , .,, ,. ' ""•.., (8) 28 , (91 4. 1 yr. A.R.M. "Convertible to Fixed" ''· Meigs Southern Eastern l(yger Creek ' Gallipolis Athens North Gallia Bar-boursville . wvu ·Ohio University Marshall Marshall North Carolina Illinois Auburn Auburn Boston College Boston College Miami (Fla.) Miami (Fla.) Oklahoma State Oklahoma State •• c... .. - •• ••oo01 ••·•w""OI o1 00 , "0<1 .... uoo .. . ............. ............. ..._............. ..... _........ ,.,, .,., ,, . ,• •, .. ... , o O o O . . . . . . . . . ~ 000 0•10 "! Oo u .. O ' " " n O • • I ' " .... o•o,..., ...,..os tO 0 11.. I JIIOO"II ()>!., .. ... .... . , ••••• • "'"" . .. ' " " 1- 1982 FORD LTD jused MON. & WED . 7:00 P.M. -8:00P.M . TUES . & THURS. 5 :00 P.M. -6 ;00 P.M . 10 WEEK SESSION, 20 CLASSES - 54200 JOY lUNG, INSTRUCTOR for Information Call 992-3794 Meigs Southern Eastern Wahama Gallipolis Athens Green Barboursville wvu as pOlice cruiser ) Vehicle may be inspected at the villa9 e gcuage. Park &. High Sts . The village reerv es the right to r eject all bids. Fred Hoffman, Mayor Village of Middleport CARLETON SCHOOL, SYRACUSE, OH. LAST WEEK 0-9 SEASON 0-0 PCT. 00% class room bPc::tusc it ·s so popu - ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING ' Wahama Coal Grove Athens Green Barboursville PUBLIC NOTICE STARTS SEPT. 14th LAST WEEK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. 00% Meigs Southern Hannan Wahama .Gallipolis Athens .Green Barboursville ~astern Sealed bids will be received at the mayor's office. 237 Race St., Middl epon. Ohio until 3 P.M . Monday. Sept . 14. 1987 ior the fol lowing e}(cess squ ipment offer ed fo r sale: \ LAST WEEK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. 00% Meigs 'Southern wvu ELIZABETH SHUE IN I LAST WEEK 0-0 SEASON 0-0 PCT. 00% I PG ll 9/5 to 9 / 1 THIS WEEK ONLY Pomeroy, Ohio 992-:t:lll4 .••• SUMMER SCHOOL for Fal. The FABRIC HOP 110 W. Main l Public Notice . - • • '• 1911. 2. 3. 4 , 6 , 8 , 9. 10 Jtc ' GUEST •• MARK HARMON IN DANCE FOR JO Y NEW SUMMER T IME S COMMMISSUONER MANNING ROUSH NANCY YOACHAM EDITORIAL JIM SOULSBY SPORTS WRITER " .-·. . FRI.. SAT .. SUN . MIDDLEPOIT ... ONLY DAVE HARRIS ADVERTISING NO. • Let The FABRIC SHOP heir. you Sweater wp BRIAN BILLINGS ADVERTISING spokt'"wo man ~ai d S<•llcck wa > " roall~ a nrat guy" and added " the brlrle r----------------------t---..U.-------------------------1 get and principii's. " A nd those pri nciples . he'""'· are basl'd on rcsC'arc h ~nd dtsrovt' r'y, not religiou s dogma . " RciiJ)llon Is impor tan t '10 11 lot of .pcopiP .. , says Zlm m C'rmJn . '" Rut II"S d istinct from ~cle n ~ - I t should not takt• ltw pla('P or 'ciPncC'. A god is not a sciC'ntlflc ,·iew . Yoll ca n't test for a god. I t doesn ' t mean that he or she dor, not ex!" . Rut you can ' t br i ng a god I nt o lht' n' alm of 'clencr. " Religion p('ra tes on thr ba sis of belief. Scienc•p o(l('ra lf'S on spokpo;;woman .-. a l'l Sf' l In Rrno. tr(' hnOiogy blolo~iral lerk'.s w hole fa mi l;·, Includ ing his parPnt s and brot hcr; . acco mpan led 1Ill· couple to i(C·I th<' rna rrl :,ge l fil es th ird-part y claims agai nst is also mea nt to show yo un ·1crs that ther e are st ill drug - free ow nersofpet s th att akea blte out ad,·c nlures. of posla l worker s. Ca pun c. who is i n hi s 40s ha s " If I he ca rri er gets hu r l, It 's a made a career of long·di st nee big dea l 10- us, " sa id Marshall . paddl in g s ince his m al den " I t's a big deal to him beca use voyage in 1%3. In 1972 , he he's l he o ne Inju red ." padd led 2. ~44 mil es 10 110 ha.vs Th e Pos tal Service succeeds in J m ost of It s third -par ty c lai m s. fro m Bos ton to Miamt. Ca pune, of 13alboa l s1 nd , col lecling money from the guilt y pel owner for medical and Calif, left Chi cago Ma) 11 and padd led lh roug h the Great L kes c lolhlng damage costs and for and the St. Lawrence Se· way _thP leit er ca rrier 's los llim e from before reac hing th e At l ~ nti c / I he job. Marshall sa id . Ocea n. IUI"f' ~ Magnum heartthrob weds Quirks 'In the news~--·------~~ ----~----rani, said he· hopes ilis ca mpaign ca n do away wllh the presenl sys tem of havi ng the Republ ica n a nd Dem ocr atiC' presidentia l no· minecs selec t their v ice pres idrn· tia l r un ni ng mat es. Ha\' ing th<' vice president " wai l for the acc id ent to happen is jus 1a w as.tc of talent ," he sa id. " This Is a position th at should and could h~ usf'd t o ma ke America grow and to help to sol\·e A m erica's n a ti o na l problem s. ·' lh0 rrs inr ludt': Sat urda~·: L. t l l' Su n'lllWr ~ Lu " • Publisher eyes vice presidency CON CORD , ·N. H. tUPli H ig h· tec h publi s her Wa y ne Green. saying he hopes to restore some purpose to the offi ce of 1he vice pr<>sidenl. has annou nced an admitted long· shol bid for the nation 's No. 2 office. "I 'm not doing this for Way ne Green's ego," the Pet er borough Republica n sa id Thursda y .. " ! ' m , doing this 10 gel the m essage oul" that l he U nil ed .S iales is falling behind in tec hn ology and finance. Green. 65. is publisher of 13y te. Digital Au dio & -·co mpact Di sc Review and severa l other co mpu ter and h ig: h · tcchnolog y magazines. "Mainly , I wa nl to get the message out thai America ca n and should be co neenlrating on building people's incom e, bu i ld· In~ Industry, getl lng back indu s· tries thai we have lost , th at we have giv en away to Ja pan ," he told reporters. Vice preside nt ial campa igns. are rare but no I unprecedent ed ih New Hampshi re, sil e of the nation 's firS! pres idenllal prim· ary. Endicott Peabody, a former governor of M assach usetts. mounted a cam paign for vice presid ent in the 1970s a nd lesser· known hopefuls have al so sought the office. Green, who announced his ca ndidacy at a fa sl·food res 1au - t.l,\' SCOTT WOLFE SPORTS WRITER WEEK prof ·Am DPpurlmont of !XafuJ ~ ~~ f'<_P.,.o ur SENTINEL PIGS IN PICKS • By MICHAEL O'MALLEY OBERLIN, Ohio !UP ! ) - The theory of evolution Is being taught less toda y In Ohio's high sc hool bi ology c lasses th an It was in the ear ly 1940s and the pressure by crea tionlsls to in· elude God in the study of science is beco ming greater, says a co ll ege bi ology profes sor. · M ichael Zimmerma n, an asso· ela te professoi· of biology at Ober lin Co llege, say s 15 percent of Ohio' s high sc hool biology teachers ar e presenting creat ion· is m fa vor ably , and R8 percent of the stat e's biology leachers are l<'arhln g somr co mponC'nt of evolution. The evolu tion figure fo1· the stat P, he says , Is below lhe na t ionu l llgure In 1942 w hic h wa s 95.4 perc en1. And even though th ere arc no Ohio li gur es for 1942. lhC' national pcreenlage, Zl mm crman no10s. Included so uth~ r n states w here laws forbade teac hing Pvo lut ion. He says In 19JO. edu ca tors In Newark , N ..J .. I'L'CO mmr nd cd t ha 1 10 bio logy c Ia ss pPr lad s be dr,·otcd to evolutio n. But todav In Ohio. hr· ~ays, !twr(l nr(l' "i .S periods devot('d ro C\'O iul lon. Zimm erman. w hose f ind ings arc bei ng pub lish<'d this month In the Oh io .tou rnai of Seience. savs only 24 (l('rCen t of hiRh sc hool biology claSS<'S In Ohio an' doin g what was rN·o mmr\ndC'd in New Jcrsc~r In J9:lfl. Hi s res(•arch show s that al most ~0 perc0n1 of tl'i!ChNS pllllccl in Ohio f:l\'Or teachi ng crcallonlsm and "cvc•n at lilx·ra l Ober lin loi iPge, " hr says, ;;; pe•·rcn 1 of 1he st uden 1s su 1"\'CVed be i iPve t hat crcat.ionlsm · shou ld be ta ught In publi c sc hools. " Y ou can't undNstand blolog~; In a mPan lngfu l wa y unless )'Ou und t- r sw nd t\vo lutlon ." hf' ~ays . " If wr- arr to makP inrorrrwd decisions ubout such bi olog ical Issues as A I DS prev entio n. gt·· net k cngin(\{'rl ng. advanc('s In The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9' · :_ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Creationism • • gaining foothold: Pay ter wildflower wa lk through Friday throug h Sunday in an area jusl norlh 0 1 downtown " Eagle Creek Stale Nalu re Pre· serve, Porlage County; The Reds Col umbu s. The Firemen' s Labor day of the Wood s program at Cl lfl on Gorge State Natu re Preserve, Celebr ation in S1ou1sville, Fair· field Count y, ff'atu rcs three pa· Greene Coun ly. Monday : Blue Grass Mu sic on rades between Frida y and the Park Lawn at L ake Whte Monday . Stale Park. Pike Counly . · An Arts and Crafts Fair will be held Saturda'y in downtown An· On t hP sports calendar · dover, Asblabll la Counl y. An The Escorl Rada r Wa r nin g 200 Arts and Crafts Fes tival will be will be r un at the Mid·OhloSporl s Car . Co urse Friday lhrough held Salurday in GambiPr , Knox Count y. A n Fesllva l will !XSu nday . held M onday in thP Co lumbu s Bob Evans Farms Yolks · suburb of Upper Arlingl on . marchc ·saturday Is a l O·K hike A Hoi Air Balloon Rae<.' will 'bc 0\'er lhP farm's scen ic t rails In held Saturday through M onda)· Ga llia Count y . Thr Lill ie Brown .Ju!( Preview at the Coshoc ton Co untv Fair· will be run Sat urday night at grounds in Coshoc lon . · Scioto Downs in Co lumbu s. The A Labo r Day FPsti\·ai \\'ill bt• D. Hill Trol Champion· Cha!"les held Satu rd ay th roug h Monday hip and. the Way ne "'Curly" in Ca nal Winchester , on lh~ Smar t Pace will be run Monday Franklin -Fairfie ld County at Scioto Dow ns. border. Thr Ru n for )Our· Li fe Is set for · Ol d Fashi oned Da ys wil l bP Sa tu rday in Portstnoulh. held Sa tu rday through Mo!\da v Hc•galla "8i Is outbo ard power· . at Pi on<?er Vill age In WhPC iers· boa I raci ng at Riverside Park In bu r g. Sc ioto loun t; ·. Za ncs v i IIC' Sa I ur(la;· and Su nd ay . Pow Wow is an lndi 3n di.spla>· On I he lh calrlcal schedule t hat is SC'I for Sntu rrla~ and - T.C. Shepp ard wil l perform Su nd ay at Edgewutcr Park in at Ponderosa Pa rk In Sunda\' Co lumbu s. Sa lem' anrt Reba McEntire and The Midsta te~ Mull' and Donthe Cullin BrolhPrs wl llllc there kr.v Show will be held Sunrl ay at Monda\" . the Ca mp Aml'ri<'<J r.ampground -Showboa t Flc~ kv Thatcher adj act' nl to Huest on Woods Statr Th M1'c's "Fn ll Froli cs" i~ p1·es· Park in Oxford . Pn lt•cl abo;;~rd t h(' showboat Ohillco Days op<' ns in Wc llslon. through Oct. :11 . Catl li l 4<173· oO:I:I .lackson Count ; ·. Sc·pl. ~J . The for rcs(~r\'at l on ~ . To mato Show opl'nS in Fred e -"Th <' t.i•' ing Word" outdoor r icktown. Kn ox Cou nt y , Sept . ~~ :11 drarila nr ar Cambrid~c- pla~·s the sa me tim e th e T omar o Festival opf'n s in thr ("olumbu s TIHII"' cl a} 1h1ough " " ' unl ay . 6H· r :~ t - 2il11 suburb ol lk:-·nold sburg . - "' OltH' .Jac kc' t " o utd oo r· Acti vit irs ~ pon~nrccl b\· th( · drama i5. at «"a f'~ ar · !'! Fotd Pa r k Ohio lli storlcal Soci<'I Y l ntlu<IP: ,\mphil lw:ttn· PH"' or Xpnla . Sal urda;': Rri r k· lhrowi ng !'on th rou gll Saturda' wi th ""Okla t('st ill lhl' National Hoar! ZL1nr a: .. pia l"ing S11 nd a) . 'i 1:1 :171;. hom Crpy Mu ~c urn. f\orwich. Mu sk in ·t:l'1R gum loun ty . - '' T £•t um "' c•h: · · out d oor Su nd a)·: Indian Art ifar t Show . drum a pl ;t\ "' nt Sug~1r l oaf Moun SC' rpf'n t M ound . Pf't'IJles . ,\d nrn .c, win ;\mphith C'Ui l"<' nr·at· .Chi ll i Co un t y . c·o thP throu~h Saturday . 1IH ·i74 Monda y : B.J krn DPm on, tra " . !171M I. tion. Zo ar \ "lllagr in Zoa1·. - ~u ~lt' W:llf'r" ThP~I Irt• ft•a TtJ sr.arJwa s rount~· . in wh ich blood fl ow istul off l o pat'l .of th cl braln , but there w as no clear tre nd for wo m en. the repor t sa id . Castel li noted many l at\ora to· ries ha ve the ca pabiiHy lo determine a person's fib,\fwgen lev el and he recommendea such l ests for people al ready co nsl· dcred at high r is k l or a hParl allac k or stroke. Th e r epor t ci tcdsom cevilie ncc that quillin g smoking rclluces f ibr inogen levPis. and Cas telli said people who ca t hi gh-fat and Friday, Septern_ber 4. 1987 ••' '' ~ erties or make you a good Mg, of out ege. Heppg 4th, Jlmmg. Lm go11/ home. All pri<td for qui<k sole to qualified buyers. If you <ouldn't afford to buy "• a home, now you can. fOR MORIINfORMAltON CALL JACK W. CARSEY AT 992•2403 OR. 992-3432 or 992-2710 • • ...• . . . .• �Page-10-The Pomeroy- Friday September 4 1987 Business Services 4 Part ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL R1ver1ne Ant1ques 1124 East Ma1n St Ji Cl'lta N~t~ c d1 Ofl IJil urw D!N W., ,_ ,_ KAREN FACEMYER md DHo a ng Ca111ulton 39504 lradbu / Rd Middlopart Oh 5760 1614) 992 S7Sl 11amto7pm CHESTEI OHIO •HOME BU LONG •ROOM ADO TONS •K TCHENS BATHS •ROOF NG •GENERAl REMODEL NG & REPA RS REFERENCES Phone Day or hen ng 985 4141 ~ 992 2526 6 BINGO t! TEAFORDm Real Estate ~ REALTOR 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 1614) 992 3325 ~EW LISTlNG-10 y o d anch n Sy acuse Has 3 bed oom oil ce lam y m stov e e geral o d s hwashe and ca pet ng At e ec hom e on ~ acre N ce at $45 000 POMEROY-Ex cellent 6 m b ck w h 27x1 5 fam y m 2 mode n eplaces cent a a an d hea 2? baths db ga age and n ce landscapet o Ask ng $130 ooo POMEROY-Nea K oge s th s 2 fam y home wth v ew o R ve Centra heat wood pane ng. ga age ca po t and 2 tots o $29 500 EDGE OF TOWN-! 55 ac es us of Rl 7 w h old hom e $4 000 BALD K~OB$- 1 4 aces wth I ee gas Southe n schoo s $ 0 500 LONG BOTTOM-1 y o d Ala mew h66ac es Ha s3 B s 2 7 ba hs 2 sundecks 2 bus nesss ms an d a ge ga age $59 500 SYRACUSE-5 ms 3 Brs cent a hea n ce ga age o shop Owne I nan ng Ask ng $15000 LANGSVILLE AREA-5 y s od anchwh 3 B s 5 c ose s ca pel ng wood bu ne an ge el ge ato and abou 2 ac es a $38 000 BRADBURY-N ce emo deed 3 B s on Lead ng C eek Wa e Nea WMPO Au om at c gas heal and n ce ot Vew o R 7 Fo $21000 CERT F ED APPRA SALS 992 3325 Housinq Headquarters INSULATION HEATING & COOLING FREE ESTIMATES PH 992-2772 d LONG'S CONSTRUCTION V nyl & Alum S d ng Complete Gutte Work Complete Remodel ng Roof ng of All Typos Worked n Home Area 25 hon LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT OPEN FOR BUSINESS ANN S let Us Fuee 'I ou In FlEE !STIMA TES CAll Appo ntment EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER PARTS SERVICE Repa rs on All Makes Transaxle Repa rs LocatH Halfway ktwe.n Rt 7 aod ...... HRS 12 00 6 00 Monday Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY Ph 949-2969 BUV SELL - TRADE 8 7 1 mo PH 742 2027 J~Au-1~ •H ri ~ J IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 992-2156 BISSELL BUILDERS PRICE REDUCED - RUTLAND- Ave y neal n ce an ch s yl e home w h cent al a ga age low utI t es I on & ea po ches 3 bed ooms a ge v ng oom d n ng area wth ba and a b g eve ot $42 000 00 POMEROY Beau lulvewol heOhoRve lh stasteluly des gned hom e can be you s wth tie e fort Th s 2 sto y hom e ea u es 3 bed ooms n ce I v ng oom ul basemen w h 2 ca ga age & a ge I ont sIt ng po ch 1~ ba hs and alt c a ea MAKE OFFER $23 900 00 WANTED TO BUY Used wood & c oa hea e 1 Swe n' Fun u e 3 d & 0 111 S Ga pol • c. 614 448 3159 L·fi NO SUNDAY CALLS 41686tfn w• We Ce ry F :Jh ng Supp es PH. 949-2801 Day or N1ght Buyng de v god 1 ve cons ngs JBWe y ster n9 e od co na • ge cu ency Top pr ces Ed 8u kett Be ber Shop 2nd Ave M dd epon Oh 814 SALES & SERVICE At Reasonoble Proces or 949-2860 Pay Your Phone Bills il 992 3476 Here OFFICE 992 949 992 949 6191 2660 5692 3080 R N appl cat10n1 now being acc..,tltd to fu t me pa111 on Pleasant Va ley Nur11ng Ca 1 Centlf appty Plftonnel off Cl Pleasant Val ., Hosp 304 176 4340 AA EOE ' 2•1 N Fourth Ave Middleport Make ofl• 814-247 4172 o z or 3 Mel oontl do"'b't ot c oae to schoo 1 and atorn .18 000 304 175 7833 Employment SIDING CO. 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S• S•p 5th 10 4 & 44 Apartment for Rent p c:1u e n• FOR LEASE Ap•rtmen wnh eomp e ely •mode ed k tchen bath bad oom artd IV ng oom Ava eb 1 m ddle of August Seccnd oo co ne Second and P ne Pa k ng a •• p ovided t225 p..- month o t260 w tl'l k chen app ancH u n shed Cal 114 448 2325 o 446 4425 Merchanrlise 51 Household Goods On e .ae t o • on Muon 80 a A sh on pub c WI e mobi 1 home• Pftt' m ttd MOO d own 1 60 pe mon h 3Q4 67 6 SWAN AUCTION • FURN lURE 62 ~ 2331 Rent~ 41 Mowln.g s ... 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Mt Tobor Ad Vinton 2nd houu on r ght 2 bed oom taler 14x70 304 O•r•v• Sa e Sept I and 7 8 5 1303 M .. dowb ook Dr ve Pont P 11sen1 Loteofch den 1 dothlng 671 5393 SWEEPER and sewn~ mach ne epa parts al'ld supp es P ell up and de iven, Dav s Yacuum C eane one ha m e up Geo ge& C ttek Rd Ca 614 446 0294 RON S Te ev son Se v ce House ca s on RCA Oua~:e GE Spec a ng n Zen h Ca 304 576 2398 0 614 446 2454 1978 Fo d F1 50 4x4 shorts ep 81260 Ca 614 247 4292 1984 Ch811y S 10 Supe Cab a PS PB s d ng backw ndow 304 676 7986 Vans & 4 W D 1----------1980 Dodge Ram Van C. I 614 446 0749 976 Fo d auto PS 61 000 11 400 00 Range ha on V 8 PB s d ng g ass m es c: ean 304 468 1915 1979 Powe Wagon AC PS sho t bed 60 000 m es also 978Supe CebF 250 4speed ong bed Reece h ch 978 Che okee Au o PS a oaded Takeyou pcko tadefo 4o 6 cy nde uck 304 675 1428 82 CARTER S PLUMB NG AND HEATNG Co Fourth and P ne Ga poll Oh o Phone 614 446 3888 o 6 4 446 4477 9669 1982 Fo d Van 50 000 mites 83860 1984 Fo d Tempo au o PS PB AC AM FM ste eo 93695 Ca 614 286 6522 1981 Chev8tte t&OO Dameged front end on left s de Ra nbow sweeper 1600 l kenew Lo sot enachmM'I • 81 4 843 61 16 at • 4 30 CONCORD GRAPES Ju ce Je y Jam Teb toea ng W lson V neya d Lea an Sand H Road 21h m n f om t aft c ght on Rt 62 north Po nt Pleasan 14 10 b basket t14 40 b Pease no u " on Sund~y 304 675 2679 & Refrogerat on 1979 Jeep CJ 7 ed and wh e f berg ass op 57 000 m es $3 500 304 675 4243 446 8338 Day o 446 4411 FMm Suppl1r.s Electr~cal 84 1985 HD Tou 11 de- E C low e 1 ste eo ght be o he ecceaso es 86996 Ca 614 Even & Livestock Honda SRX S1200 Ca Re& den el o comme c a w ng New serv ce o epa s censed elec can Es ma e f ee A denou Elect ca 304 675 786 85 General Hauhng 0 a d Wate Se ce Poo s C s e ns We s De tve y Any t me Cal 614 446 7404 N o Sunday ea s 1976 Kawuak K Z 750 7500 8460 Ca 614 256 J•1u• (1973 XJV12 ful y eqUipped nclud ng sun oof NMR Coli 814 «6 4897 Bruce Beatt1e ., ... .... . . ... 1980 Dodge Aspen 51 000 m les t2000 Ca 614 256 1568 46 Space for Rent Go dw ng 1000 Hond1 Sac flea 500 below book Buy now end save No reaaonable offer eluted Ca 1814 4.t8 9671 New wood 6 pc I v na wood suttea e399 96 ch81t of d aw •• 4 d awlt' t48 6 d awe •&9 96 matttess & box IP ngs tulare 312col t14995tet tw n mattrt"" t96 sat THE WORKING MAN$ FRIEND 1979 Chryt ar Cordoba Good cond A r AM FM &track 1987 01600 Col 814 4•e 5597 114 388 9938 1985 Ford Escort SW 4 spd AM FM Tape t3999 John 1 Auto San Moved o Kaneuga below Ho day Inn Ca 614 441 4782 &tan Now truck Wh.h Man COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33 North of Pomeroy Rental t alt~s Ce 814 992 7479 tal neitl ••h•ust systems cu1tom made fo your motor home o c asa c c• f•t m• Wllr enty Muff " 9 It mpeon Aw Athens Oh o 1 BOO 843-3717 Space tor sma t allers All hook ups Cable A so effie ency room• al and cab • Mason W Va Call304 773 6e61 SPACES FOR RENT - Tro e ot• Rt 1 Locust Road back of Honda 1976 Madel C8 200T bee cond ow m es wHI sac fee Ca 614 446 1368 1984 Honda CR 500 Call 614 446 2323 afte 4 00 PM Seve a o Check us DUt to c• pat and fun tu e h12 Ce pet 150 6 ptecewood hi ng oom Ill It t 399 Mollohan Furniture Upper River Ad C. 114 448 7444 441 Home Improvements s de au o looks and uns good 73 SNAFU® Furn1shed Rooms ent day week month Ga a Hote Ca 614 448 9580 Rentas ow1st120 month cond 81 BASEMENT WATERPROOF NG Uncond ona fe me gua an ee Loca eferencea fu n thad F ee est mates Ca co ect 1 614 237 0488 day o n gh Roge sBasemen Wete p oaf ng 304 676 6799 800Fodtacto pows dsc 6 ft Fo d bush hog $3,60 200 g•l sp ~y tank $296 Ca 45 moe 1978 Dodge ha f on p ek up No ust New t es $950 Ca 614 367 7609 61 Farm Equ1pment K. K 304 176 107e • 62 Wanted to Buy Du oc Boa s 8 ed ust ke he boa s we es ltd a1 the Oh o T11t1 on hat ga ned ove 2 6 lbs pe da'1 Roger Ben ley Sab na OH 613 584 2398 614 286 6522 .,.._eel Someone to do mow ng end brush hogging n Radne ••e Write to The De ty Bent nal Box 973 uck campe OV! f fu y con • ned S600 00 304 675 4435 742 63 Conn T ombon and case t111ce cond Ace y ana o ch gueges hol8 and ca Ca I 8 4 258 8849 Fo Rent AC fun shed 2 BR mob I• home oealed • K & K an Eu en Ave t186 a month Oep and Ret equ ed Ce 614 266 1187 81122 lr • bu bs to grve awey e1• Btthroom avlt~ with fiUCell Ful Blooded Cock• Span el me e 2 Yf• old t7S Ca 614 388 8890 Hende son Toy male Pood e- ad t15Q Toy mele Poodle- ed to 1 ud 18 v ce ca s ' •46 8926 Sotaa and cha 1 p eed t om t395 o 1995 hb •• S150 •nd up o t126 H de a beds t~90 o t595 Re e ne 1 1225 o t375 LAmpl f28 o 1125 D net •• 1109 end up to t495 Wood ab • w 8 ch• s t285 o 1796 011k UOO up o t375 Hutchi'S UOO and up Bunk beds comple1e w m•tt IIMI 1295 and up 10 t396 Baby IMds f1 10 M1 t 11'"0 bo• IP ngs full o tw n 168 f m •78 end f88 Queen sets 1225 k ng '360 4 d awe ch11 f89 Gun ceb ne s 6 gun Gas o elec c ange t375 B•by me t eases US & t46 Bod f ames t20 130 & k ng f am• t60 Good sa eet on of bed oom 1u tea meta cab ne 1 headboa ds t30 and up to •&6 ......... . 90 Days ume u c11h w t't appoVed c edt 3MIIou Bu av e Ad Open 9•m o fipm Mon hru Sat Ph 814 448 New wood 6 pc v ng oom au tes 8399 95 New v ng oom su t" f om $179 95 to 1700 Chest of d ewe • 4 d awe $48 5 d awe 1!59 96 End tabl" tom t$9 96 set Usad Fum tu e bed oom suites full s red bed a tw n beds and ocken Rec ne at om t99 95 and up 675 2661 1 518 458 3&41 at• 992 74&8 30. 175 1311 D agonwynd Cattery Kannel CFA H malayan Pe 1 en and S ameM k t ens AKC Chow pupp es New k ttens Pe 1 ans Ca 514 446 384.t afte 7PM PARSON S FURN TUftE toll retund1b e 24 hou • E~~tce shape 388 8745 0231 1984 Eacon 976 Honda a...... pupa 6799 Sma 2 bed oom house w th ga ege un u n shed good oc• on Ava abe Sept 16 h 304 Y •rd Se • 3 F1m tv Sat Sept 5th 9 OOAM 2 OOPM 1542nd Ave UOO bl- ollblt , _ . , 1 ze sma ke new UO Very ,.. ce qua ily adl• .,. 7 8 clothes book• housewar11 79 Motors Homes & Campers G oom and Supply Shop Pet PARSON S FURNITURE Sat Sept liith Only 9 I Fu n ture lamps !fish• lllwtrwt • what no I typawntlf book1 color tv pictu e and ffam• puzze 1 oola mowe till•• to m~~ny tema to Ust Pau Den nev • come 1554 and Rodn.y Pille BlchQI Ohio Camp ng Equ1pment Pets for Sale A 1 Real 304 &75 3 BR house nee 614 379 2678 Ea n excellent m~_gay n home assemb y wo 11 Jewelry toy• and others FT & PT ave lable Coli tod"'' Auto Repaor 78 Con p cker New del NO 10 $350 Ford Hay ba e $350 Ca 614 742 2627 16 Hend Back AQHA Ge d ng Pno Mae bed a Ouarte Ho se Ca afte 5 304 675 Oh o J&L 77 1 BOO 843 3767 8400 00 304 56 4 BR hOYM on 1 • c • E11ce e G1veaway Auto Parts & Accessoroes S u s $ 19 95 pa ns a ed Mos modes Mu e Man 9 S mpson Ave A hens Oh o 1979 Vo kswagen good con'tl needs eng ne ca 304 675 W•• Houses for Rent 1117 Profess1onal Serv1ces Bu d ng Mate all Bock b ck uwe ppet wn dows ntels etc C aude W n tea Ro G ende 0 Ca 614 O~o~eStGapos NEW I pc -wood D oup t399 Uv ng oom su •• t199 t699 Sunk beds w h bedd ng t199 Fu slu mat HI & faunda tan s a t ng •99 Rec ne 1 tllrt ng 199 USED 8ed1 d etse 1 bed oam su tas 1199 t299 Desks w nger wuh e a comp wte ne of U'led u n u e NEW a n boo s 130 WMkbttott I 8 & up Statt & 10f 01 Ct 614 448 3Hi9 2 bed oom apts •nd ho~•• n M dd epo and Pomeroy Pay own ut n Ca 61.t 992 2381 0 114 812 2720 Se• Sept 6 94 pm Beby clothes (110me new) m. • nhy clothes stroller arge -'ze ad " cloth"'t and o hat' m sc t.ms Locat.t 2 m north of ChH ., ol'\ At 7 Ran cancels 55 Bulldmg Supplies For Lease FOR EASE one bed oom apartmen1 O'llf ook ng c v pa k 1176 ptrmontt. 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"' -~.-,... " JTPA is CAA's biggest program High school grid play in full swing Sports on Page C-1 Government develops new tests for meat Page- D-2 lnsidt> Along the Ri ver ..... .. . B-1-8 Busin ess ..... ... . ..... .. .... .. D-1 Com ics ........ ....... .... . Insert Cl...,sllleds .. ... ........... D-3-7 Deaths .......... . ........... .. A-6 Spor ts ......... .. .. ... ..... , C-1-5 • Rain likely Sunday , with highs between 75 a nd 80. • luttS - me ,, Vol. 22 No. 29 D- 8 Sections, 52 Pages iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~=~;;~~;;;;=~~~~~;;~~~P;Ie;a;sa;;n;t~,~S~e=p=tie;m~ber 6, 19ii8ii7iiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~~A Multimedia Inc. NewapopOJ · 1987 _-Latest Iian missile falls hannlessly offs ore . MANAMA, Bahrain (UPII - Iran Sa tu rday apparently fi red a nothe r Silkworm mlsslle at Kuwaiti territory bu t It landed har m lessly offs hore, dip lomats sa id , whi le Iraq reported Its warpla nes hit two tanke rs off I he Irania n coast. A southbound convoy of three re-tlagged Kuwa iti ta nkers ed ged wa rily pas t other Chinese: made Silkworms in the Stra it of Hormuz wit h other mer cha nt vessels tagging along lor U.S. Navy protection . Iraq! residents near the shore wher e the m iss il e a llegedly landed repor ted hearing a n explos ion at dawn , and one Wes tern dip lomat sa id "I think we have to ass ume it wa s a n other missil e. " He ad ded the pres umed Silkworm m lss il r land ed harm less ly In Kuwa it i waters bu t It wa s not Immed iat e ly known wh ere It was fired from . Kuwait Sa tu rday expelled live Ira nia n dlplo· mat s followi ng a Silkworm miss il e a ttack th at hit It s shores Friday . T he Kuwa l! l Foreign Min ist ry gave the fi ve ' Ira ni a n diploma ts a week to leave th e northern . gulf na tion. calling them per sona non grata, a minis try statement said. Wes tern diploma ts in Ku wa it city reached by telephone sa id the five proba bly are the full complement of the Irania n embassy, effectivel y . closing it. Mea nwhile, Iraq i jets streaked to the Iranian coast a nd carried out two "acc.u ra te and effective hit s" agai ns t " large nava l ta rgets," Iraq i parlance forta nkers.' a milita ry spokesma n said. The ' s pokes man qu ote<! by the Iraqi News Agency sai d one of the air strikes was two hours -before da wn a nd the oth er shortly a ft er noon. He sa id Iraq i jets a tt ac ked a nd hlt another ship attacked Friday night. Iraq cla ims Its jets have hi! 13 ships In the last eight days. Ttte Iraqi broadcast did not further Ide ntify the vessels the jets att acked or say whet her they were hi! by m lss les or gu nfire. Accordl n!( to the INA broad cast. th e a tta cks apparently we re fa r fr om the St ra it of Hor muz, through which a co nvoy of U. S. escorted re· flagged Kuwaiti ta nkers safely passed Saturday aft ernoon. · The U.S. Cen tral Comma nd sa id the Gas Queen and Cas P r in cess, bo lh 46.00!Hon liquefi ed natural gas carriers, a nd the 290,000-ton oil tan ker Tow nsend, wer e s hephe rded by the guidPd missile cruiser USS Reeves, th e guided m iss ile friga te USS Hawes, and th e des troyer USS Kidd . In a ddilion to the re-Ciagged Kuwait i v essels, two Liberian tankers joined the co nvoy for the das)) through the 15-m ile· long strait that separates the Gull of Om a n and the Persia n Guil. said television 1\Ctwor k reporters watch ing the convoy. The co nvoy was stretched out over a bout 12 miles. Sea Stall ion helicopters from the amph ib· ious carrier USS Guadal can al conducted mi ne sea rch opera tions for the tra nsit group. buf no mines were reported de tec ted. Kuwait i Foreign Min ister Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad AI Sa bah sa id a Silkworm m issile t hat , slammed inl. o Kuwait' s sou thern shore sho rtly before dawn Frid ay damaged some res ide ntia l bu ildings and industrial pla nts. Another Silk· worm reportedly was fired Wednesday from the Fa w pen insula and landed in Kuwa iti wa ters, bui. the .:e porl. was not confi rmed. · In a letter Frida y to Javier Perez De Cue llar, AI Sabah urged the U.N . secr eta ry gener a l to hold "app ropria te and urgent consultat ions" with ot her pa r ties and sai d Ir a n should be prevented from " continuing Its a ttacks again st Kuwa it.'" · In Was hingto n, U.S. inte lligence sources said the anti-ship missile wa s probably fired from "a mobi le platform" such as a t r uck, bu t it m issed lhe near es t U.S. target by 2 miles. One source said the only discernible tar get nearby was a " turning bas in, " where U.S. naval convoys form to es cort re- fl agged Kuwaili tankers through th e gu lf. Find $3 billion in "secret' car warranties, group reports WASHI NGTON (UP! ) - A group compla l ned Sat· co n s u m1~ r urday that ca r A salute to the people behind the scenes, \\U~g to keep America strong, prosperous, prtxb.Jctive Their united efforts are the foundation upon which our great nation exists ...upon which our c.wnomy thrives and our quality of life · excels. Each of us has a right to be proud , for ~ all a pan of it, as America's hard IMJrking labor force takes a well-earned holiday oi 115t. Have a Safe Labor SMITH NELSON MOTORS · POMEROY PH. 992-2174' INGELS FURNITURE and JEWELRY MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2635 PAT HILL FORD MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2196 CHESTER PH. 985-4100 MIDDLEPORT PJI. 992-5627 HOME NATIONAL BANK RACINE PH. 949-221 0 SYRACUSE PH. 992-6333 POMEROY PH. 992-2506 MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6491 POMEROY PH. 992-2644 POMEROY • POMEROY PH. 992-2054 CHAPMAN SHOES FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. BAUM TRUE VALUE POMEROY PH. 992-2136 CROW'S FAMILY IESTAURANT I. PQMEROY fPH. 992-5432 .POMEROY PH. 992-3785 BIG ~NO FOODlAND '; · r POIIROY · . RIO GRANDE - The annua l fisc al Impact of Rio Gr and e College and Community College on the area's economy totals nearly $60 million, a r ecently completed repor t ind lca i.es. The -report , prepa red by the college' s division of development, was designed to measure the economic and educationa l Impact of the college' on the community It serves. "While Rio Grande exists to meet the educationa l needs or the citizens or southeastern Ohio, " said Richard H. Owens, ViceDONATION MADE - People'• Baak of Point Pleuant, Muon and New Haven purchaaed the reserve champion pair of lambs at . President lor Development , "the this year's Melga Couaty Fair, thea donated the lambs lor reaale. college has stimulated the area economy by Increasing business The lambs were purchased by Muon FumHure, Ron aad ZuiiJNUI Materials Co. and Rlve~slde GoU Coul'lle of Muon C011nty, aad volume, creating Jol!s, generatIng grants and s tudent financial Cooper Chrysler-Plymouth-Dod~~! of Middleport. Proceedll from ' the sale were given to Carletoa School and a sizable check wa,s ald." · With an ann11al llscal budget presented to Lee Wedemeyer, superlnlendeDI of the Melp County exceeding $8.5 million and total Board of Mental Retardation-Developmental DlsabWitea. Wedeemployees numbering 170, Rio meyer expreaed thankli to the merchants and buslneaa people who Grande College and Community made the doaatloa poulble and saki the money will be clepoelted In College <:<mtrlbutes significantly Carleton's special gift account. Present lor the check preaentatlon to the economic health and were, left to rlahl, Randy VanMeter, vlce-prealdent of People's . growth of southeaste rn Ohio, Bank, Wedemeyer, and Don Fogleaon, chalrfll&l) of tbe People's according to the study. Bal)k "'-dvlsory Board. ·' CHESTER PH. 985-3301 VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6669 iPH. 992-2891 ' ________ _ ____.______ ___ ......:._ .:_ . _..__, MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6128 percent said he was not. In a n earlier 1984 ' survey, Hart. said bei ng a st rong leader wa s Rea · ga n's greatl"s t strengt h. Ha r t , who does co ns id erable polling lor Democr a tic candi dates, co nducted this survey for KldsP a c, a politica l a c tion com m ittee interested In ear ly child· hood Issues . The poll also showed that 39 percent of the voters said the nation s hou ld c hange to a Democratic president In 1988, while 30 percent said the nation should stick with a Republican. The figures were not surprising s ince they refleCt the percentages of the voter population thai Ide ntities with the Democr a !lc or Republican Part y. Reflecting th e con!lnued exis tence or a gender gap In American politics . .43 percent of the wome n thought It was time to switch to a Democrat, while only 34 percen t or the men had that feeling. PROJECT UNDERWA,V - Improvements to the U.S. 33 lour-lan e ar e und erway In Meigs County by the Shelly Co. of Thornville. Widening of the lanes Is taking place and cnews on Friday were a pplying a slurry seal to the widened ar ellS. Completion date for the Ohio Department ol Transportation project Is June ol next year. ODOT accepted a bid of $3.2 million fromtheJohh R. Jurgensen Co. of 'C incinnati for the project. Jurgensen subcontracted the work to Shelly at a cost of $2.6 m HUon. Should release escrow money soon By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staf . POMEROY - Meigs a nd Ma· son Coun ty businesses which donated money to pu t the ferry in operation while the P omeroy Mason Bridge was ou t of c.o mmission should expec t a pa rt of their money returned In the nea r ful ure. T he rele ase of $21,600 in donations, held In esc row to gua ra ntee repa ir of possible damages to P omeroy St. In Mason, Is expected shortly. Of the $21,600 tota l, $15,0CIO belongs to ferry o perator Da r rell operation. Rodger. Rodger left the area late Lois Test, Mason villag e relas t week on his way back to ·his corder. reports Mason Village Cli nt on. Iowa base. Council is wa iting for offlclql The remaining $6,600 will be word from Fred F ranc lose of tile retu rned on a percentage b asis to We st Virgi nia De partm e nt of the bus inesses wh ich made the Highways that Pom eroy St . wa s donations, accqrdlng to Bill not dam aged during the per iod Nease, pres ide nt of P omeroy the ferry operated. Tes t said Area Cha mber o f Comme rce and councilmember s will be c hec k· one of the driving forces behind · lng the st reet them se lves to . the fu nd r aising. determine if da mages ex is t a nd ·An addit ional $5,000 in dona- will then com pare their find ings tions was paid di rect ly l. o Rodger wit h those of the department of shor tly after the ferry we nt into Co ntinued on A-4 Rio's economic impact totals $60 POMEROY PH. 992-2815 . I . _,. _ K&C JEWElERS ership a s be in g Im por ta nt. Responde nts wer e allowed to ma ke more tha n one chol.ce. Twent y-nin e p ercent sa id beIng co m passiona te and car ing about J>('Ople was Importa nt; 20 per cen t picked patriotis m: 18 pe rcen t said be ing forwa rd lookIn g was Importan t. : 9 percen t c hose optimism and hope as a n Important quality. · Only 9 percent sa id they though t hones ty c haracter ized Reagan , while 49 perce nt said it was m iss ing In the pres ident. Twent y-four percent said Reaga n was a strong leader . while 22 GALLII'OliS PH. 446-2691 RAWLINGS-COATS-BLOWER FUNERAL HOM£ MIDDlEPORT rtt. 9U-5141 POMEROY PH. 992-2955 FRANCIS FLORIST ·- --·-- -·-....!.-- - -· - - -- - ·----··- --- PH. 992-2181 SWISHER & LOHSE FRUTH PHARMACY payin g bet ween S50 a nd S3,00o lor repa irs that Invo lve "econom ic defec.ts." The center sa id the hidden warra nt les cover vehic les so ld by Ge ne ra l Motors. Ford , Chrysler , Honda a nd Toyota lo r defec tive engines . automat ic transm issions. body paint and se at .~!e ll s ' · . Don Pos tma , a s pokes m an for Gener a l Molars Corp.. the nation's biggest a utomaker, told UPI It has no s ecret war ra nty I POMEROY PH. 992-2121 POMEROY PH. 992-2039 POMEROY PH. 992-2342 CHESTER PH. 985-3308 MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-6685 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP MGM FARM CITY INC. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY INC. EWING FUNERAL HOME POMEROY PH. 992-2975 ByCI.AV F. RICHARDS l /PI Political Write r WAS HI NGTON i UP il - Vo· ter s wa nt the next Am erican pres id ent to be ho nest a nd a strong leader - two qua lifi es they sa y they do not see In Ronald Re agan , a s urvey by pollster Peter Hart showed Sa turd ay . Har t said his s urvey of 1,201 reg ist e red voters In m id-June found that the No. l qua lit ies .vote rs wan lin the nex t pres ident are hones ty and a commitment to play by the rules . Some 56 percent pic ked honest y, wit h 46 per cent ldentity lng s trong lea d· BAH~ ONI!. ATIIEHI, NA ....._ Oftio ....... '0C DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN, MUSSER INS. RIDENOUR SUPPLY r Psult . m ost con sumers end up policy , a nd said the defect s described by the consumer group " are a ll covered by specia l policies ." " Th e Information Is there In a s pecl.al policy pri nted In the warrant y booklet In the g love box of all new models a nd has been for several years." he said. : ·An they have to do Is read the material In the glove box and a sk the dea ler a nd find out whethe r • they qua lify for a spec ial poli cy .' ' The Detroit New s sil ld spokesmen for Ford , Chrysler , Honda a nd Toyota also den ied t he existe nce of secret war ranties . Americans want honesty and leadership .in next president HERITAGE HOUSE OF SHOES STATE FARM INSURANCE GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and SERVICE Weekend RIGGS USED CARS manu f ac tu rC~ r s have used "secrcl wn r ra n lies" to cover S3 billion In repai rs on defec tive vehic les ma nufa ctured lx•tween 1980 a nd 19 6. Th<- Cent er for A ut oSa fPt ~· said J() million cars a nd light trucks are cov~ rro by the seer t war· ra nttes . und r w'h!ch. m a nufac· turers ha ve paid for re pa.irs only whe n the car a nd truck mo·ners complai n. The cente r, h ea dqua rt e r~'<~ in Was hlng1on , said II Is v irtua lly Impossible for most . own rs t.o find out a bout the hidden wa ra nt lcs . Th e group sa id that as a ·'I has rece ived $14 .1 million froin " Th ro u ghout ou r se rvice the Sta te of Oh lo in the form of ar ea," Owens said , " Rio Grande stude nt su bsidies. Not only does is a n Importa nt employer, consutha t a mount gre atly redu ce tui- mer and bu siness partne r .· · tion fo r community college stu · In a ddit ion, th e report cit es the dents, it represents funds that " linkage" !ha l ha s developed wou ld not have co me into the with the a rea ' s bu siness . indus- •.. district without the commun ity tria l, com m unil y, c ultu ra l a nd college. c ivic organizations as a ma jor Stat e subsid ies represen t less Impact of !he college. !. ha n hal l of t h e total Inco me "Throug h a dul t edu c a tion rece ived by th e college. Addi- classes, specia I tui tion rem is·. tiona l opera tio na l suppor t Is slons fo r the unemployed , te chnichie fl y derived from ·student c al ass is ta nce to regional small tuition and fees; federa l grants; buslriess a nd indus trial groups .." 'investment Inc ome; g ifts and Owens sa id , "Rio Grande has. gra nts from corporation s, foun · deve loped programs which redations, and private individual s . spond to. spec ialized needs ln Among Its findings, the report order to fac llil a tp the d evel<{P-. found that the c ollege spent over me n!. of resources specific to oli'l': -: • $2 million for loc al purc hases geographic loca tion . " Ri o Grande has utilized ltie' : during academic year 1986-87. Over a ll,. Rio Grande College . expertise of fa cult y . stall anP:: alone generates a pproxima tely 7 advisory comm illees, as we ll percent or the a rea' s annua l Its specia lized fac ilities and- : Income: and. provides 1 percent equipment · to develop a ric~ : ' of tota l employ ment In Gallla , variety of programs des i g n ed:t~ · J ackson, Meigs and VInton meet the needs of our locti : cou nties. co mmunities,'' Owens said. ·: : •: "' ...~..: .. • ••• • 'I ' Applying a sta nd ard m ult iplier . of 7 to th e college's annua l budget Indica tes a direct impact on the local economy tota ling $59.5 million. In addit ion to the direc t benefit of fhe Instit utiona l budg e t on the area, the college's impa c t on the region Is ex t en d ~d wit h Its curren t bu ilding a nd d evelop·· ment progra m . Since 1979, building and renovation proj ects at Rio Gra nde have totaled more tha n $11 million. In addition, the co llege Is now In . the first stages of cons truction of a new $4 million class room bulldlng. Another $1 million has been allocated ·. by the sta te lor the renov ati on of a n exis tin g structure. An evalu ation of labor em· ployed and supplies purchased Indicates that up to 15 percent, ·$2.4 million, of those ·funds have been, or will be, spentin the area. Over Its 11 year his tory, Rio Gra nde .Commmunl ty College milli~n I -----..;. ( -~·..: ' +,. .. ........ ..... ~ I · ~ I • • --..=• ' . ,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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