https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b36fd94088b031632495b07acf12459.pdf 616b94bb13af211169899ff538afbc28 PDF Text Text • Thursday, September 10, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page 14 The Daily Sentinel Community • calendar/area happenings • I 1 THURSDAY RACINE - Southern Band Boosters will meet Thursday, 7:30p.m., In the high school band room. Paren ts of elem entary. junior hig h a nd high school band s tudents are urged to a ttend. FRIDAY P OME ROY ,..... Round and squa r·e dan cing will . be offered Friday, from 8 10 11 p.m. , a t· the senior cit izens center in Pom er oy. Mu s ic by Lar ry Hubbard a nd True Count ry Band . Ad m ls: s lon $1.50. Br ing snac ks. CHESHIR benefit s aing, with Glory laEnd- A Believers nd Heavenbound Fou r will be he ld F riday . 7:30 p.m ., a t Old Bet hel Chu rch, two miles north of the Ches hire ra il road tracks. P r oceeds will be u sed for res toration of th e c hur c h . Every on e we lcome. Evangelist will be Rev. N. L. R ussell . · ALFRED - Orange Chrls.tlan Church homecoming will be held Sunda y a t tho c hurch located on Count y Road 53 between Alfred and Lottr idge. Sunday school will be at9: 30; worship a t 10: 45 a .m.: bas ket dlnner 1 12: 30, and afternoon serv ices, 1:30 with special singing by' Th e United Si nger s a nd Ch ar les Domlg an as speaker. POMEROY - T he fa milies of the la te Floyd and Garne t Dunfee are hav in g a re,union this Sunday at the home of Na t han and Betty Biggs on P om e r oy- Rutla nd Road. Bas ket dinner a t 12: 30. Relatives a nd fdends welcom e. RACINE _ Rac ine Church of the Naza re ne, Ty ree Blvd., Is In reviv al throug h Sunday with services a t 7 p.m . nightly and 10:30 a. m . Sunday. Evangelist will be Rev. C. Will iam Groves of G Cl MIDDLEPORT Be the l 62, . F1teflghter's m eeting International Order of J ob' s HARRISONVILLE - The SepDa ug hters, will meet Monday temb(.r meeting of t-he Meigs night at the Middleport Masonic Counfy Firefighter 's Association Te mple , 7:30 p.m . will be held Wednesday , Sept . 16, 7:30p.m., at the Sci pio Tow nshi p Golf scramble Fire Station In Ha rrisonv ille. Th e MASON - Easte rn At hlet ic program will be on fire resc ue. Boosters are sponsor ing a go lf Softball tourney sc rambleonSept.19atRi verside RUTLAND ,- Rutla nd EMS Is Golf Course In Mason. W.Va. A sponsorln_g a Class D&E softb a ll $22 entry fee is required for green tournam ent this Saturd ay and · fee and cart .4 $200 savings bond Sunda y· a t the ball park In wUI be awardett to the llrs t place Rutla nd , E nt ry fee Is $60 and hit team. Teams will be dra wn at your owri softba lls. For lnformanoon ·on the day of the tourna- · tlon ca ll Dennis McKinney a t m en!. For more information ca ll 742- 2279 or He rb Ellio tt a t 7422233. J o hn Evans at 843-5440. .. MONDAY LONG BOTTOM - The P,ythian Stsfers, Te mple 1615, will mee t at 'the Long .Bottom C_om munlty Building, Monday, 7:30 ~~r;ov~~P.;;';Y.·T;h~e.p~u~b~l~ic~i~s~in~v~it~e~d~.-~p~.m~.~iiiijiiiijiiiijjij,iiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;lilpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pililiililiililiililiil;i;;i;;i;;;;;;;;~ SALE! MEN'S 510.95 Odds and Ends · Sweat Shirts Home Furnishings - 1st Floor Mad41 by Springfoot - Sizes S, M: L, and X~. Polyester cotton blend . Big salectoon of aohd colors. SA'l'URDAY ROCK SPRINGS - Th e 20th a niJU a l i'eunion of _the Sa mu el All en E blin fa mily will be he ld Satu rday, 6 p. m., a t the .gr a nge ha ll on !he Meigs County fa irgr ounds . P lease br ing covered dis h a nd ow n p lace sett ing. Includes Sheets, Pillow Cues, Toaster. Can Opener and-Blend8r Cover•. Curtains. Ironing Board Cover•. LIMITED QUANTITIES .$939 1/2 PRICE. MATCHING SWEAT PANTS .......... S11le S9.39 Men's & Boys Dept . - 2nd Floor MEN'S VAN HEUSEN HARTFORD - A rev iva l is underwa;• throug h Saturd ay a t Fa ther's House Chu rc h, Hart t'ord. W.Va., wilh ser vices at 7 p.m . each evenin g. E va ngelis t is Ri c k Weaver. Spec ia l sing in g fea tured. Everyone welcom e. Dress Shirts - • LONG BOTTOM - Sq ua r~ da nces will r es ume a t the Long BoHom Com munit y Buildin g Sat urday. Sept. 12 , 8 p.m. a nd will co ntinue on a week ly basis . RUSS SPORTSWEAR S UNDAY M tNERSV IL LF.- The ann ual hom ecom ing of the Miner::;v ille Yo1,1'll love tllis new fall look. Quality Russ Sportswear. Misses Sizes in Sweaters, Slacks. Vests, Skirts and Knit Suits. Reg. '40 ..... Sale .' 34.00 Reg. •48 .... . Sale ' 41.00 Reg . '52 ..... Sale '44.00 Reg. '56 .. ... Sale '48.00 Unit ed Me lhodist Chu rc h will· be held Sund ay with Sunday sc hoo l a t 9 and chu rc h a t 10 followed by a 12 noon potlu ck dinne r a nd a ft e rnoon serv ices a t 2 p.m . . Bloc k party meeling MIDDLEPORT -A m eetin g to finalize Middl epo rt Block Part y plans will be h eld Monday., Sep t. ·14. 6 p.m ., a t Drs. Ma thew s' a nd Kennedy's office, Second St · • · Middleport . The last bloc k pa r ty meeting will be held Thu rsday, Sept. 17, at th e sa me locat ion. Commi t tee m e mb e r s a nd c ha mb er m e m bers s hould attend . Reunion The · annu ai reunion of I he Charles Reed Hysell a nd Oscar Hysell famil ies will be held Septe m ber 20 a t the Fores t Acres Park near Rutla nd . . · AP PL E GROVE - A d iffer~ nl speaker eac h eve ning ls fea tured a t a rev ival be ing he ld at Apple Grove Unit e d Me lhodist Church a t 7 each evenin g throug h Sept . 1~ . ThPr~ is specia l voca l mu sic New tall selection . Long sleeves. white, solid c olors and patte~lls . Neck sizes 14111 to 1711> . Sleeve length 32 to 35 in· ches. ' 19 .00 Van He usen Shirts .. ...... ' 15.30 ' 22 .00 Van Heusen Shirts .... .... ' 17 .70 ' 23 .00 Van Heusen Shirts ........ ' 18 .60 ' 24 .00 Van Heusen Shirts ...... .. ' 19 .30 ....._....... - '-==- """'- MEN'S & BOYS Whl•lrool - REG. l269.00 FULL SIZE Tube Socks Excellent quality by Hanes. White or Grey witll color iops. Microwave · Oven •60 Min . dual scale timer -SAVE DURING THIS SALE- •Variable cook power control Reg . '2 .25 Tube Socks .......... Sale $1 .79 Rag . ' 2 .50 Tube Socks .......... . Sale '1 .99 Reg . '2.75 Tuba Socks ...... .. ... Sale •2 .19 Spedal Sale Prices On , Russ Teens for Jr.'s! for eac h serv ice. MEN ' S AND BOYS ' DEPT.- 2nd FLOOR •Temperature Probe •700 Wlttl of CQoking power BIG SELECTION OF COLORS MEN'S and BOYS ' OEPT. - 2nd FlOOR PI NE GROVE - Th P a nn ual harvest fes ti va l will be he ld a t the St. Jo hn Lut her a n Churc h. Pin e Grove Road. Rac in e. Sunday with .t he 11 a.m . wors hi p service. fo ll owed by a 12 noo n co vered d is h dinner a nd a J : :!ll a !ternoon service featuring a guest spea kpr a nd spec ia l m us ic. ATHENS - Joe Say re will be speaker at the homeco m ing se rvice of the Mt. Zion U.B. Church, At hens. Sunda~· wi th mu s ic by the Gospe l Notes . Th P 10: 30 a.m. morning service wi ll lx' followed by a 12 noon home· LOWEST PRICE EVER co ming di nn er and an af ternoon (l30l service at 2. P OME ROY - T he fa mil ies of the !a le Louis and My ra Gibbs Cunnin gha m . a nd the Ia le J a m es a nd Mary .Jus tis Davidson will have a reun io n Sun da y a t the Rac in e Loc ks a nd Da m Park above New Haven. W. Va . T he covered d is h d inne r will bl' served a t 12:30 p.m. Relatives a nd fami ly fr ie nds are in viled . CA RPENTE R - Mt. Union Chu rc h. two mil es sou th of Carpente r on Coun t)· Road 10. wi ll be in rev iva l through Sept . J:l wi th services a t 7 p.m1• night!)·. SERTA SERTA ORTHO LUX PERFECT SLEEPER •Commemorative Soft Toucll •Total Suspension System •16 Yaar Warranty •Ultra Plusll Top •Tempered Coifs • Supreme Sup port FULL SIZE. SET$ Spec1al L.LJ SP~~~L SET $329 299 FULL SET $399 -Reg. S12.95 f11111kl C.~lator 2.0 Peak • All SIMI Clltlster {]LJ 100% Cotton . Two pockets, long tails. plaid patterns. ______......ll Sl Q49 1................_ NOW ONLY REG. S379.00 - SAVE SSO.OO WOMEN'S OPEN STOCK MEN'S LEATHER Beautiful fall colors in solids ~nd prints. Cotton and pO· lyestar. · Sizes 8 to 18 and 38 to 46. Top grai'n bridle cowhide leather. Sizes 32 to 50. Clloose 1 't. inch width or 1 '!. inch garrison belts. 9:30 to s:oo. MONDAY-:SATURDAY SII!·PI'OjiiUU • IHflllm eN1•1111, ~~~'"""·"'lr'"' •!Itt~ IIKI I ltr.. IWir tM ~ EUREKA TWO MOTOR POWER TEAM ESP UPRIGHT YOUR CHOICE $799 5 Model S99S Work Belts Reg. $12 llouses ... S9.59 Reg. $1611- ....$12.79 Reg. 124 Blouses .•.SI9.19 A Co.mplete lection of ~~ Genuine 5.! Amp High Perfarm1nce Motor Eureka Bags · =:~:·1 s17995 & Belts ~ lftU DELUXE EUREKA $ Blouse Sale IN SERVICES - Revival services With David Nelson will he held Ibis weekend at Dexte r Church of Christ. Friday and Saturday evening services will start at 7 p.m. Sunday morning service will be at 10: 30 a.m. Nelson Is a senior student at Johnson · . Bible College in Knox\lille, 'l'enn. and Is tile son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nelson, formerly of Dexter. The services will also feature spe cial singing and a potluck dinner will be held following s ervice on Sunday. • 6 Pasltitln Dloi·A·Nip • Power-Driven Vlbto-Groomlr II Dnp Cl11111 1 VCR Special ·Features: Stereo sound with Dolby noise reduction, infrared remote control. 2 pro·~gram / 2 week timer. ex.press racording, front loading. Madel t489 Powerful 4.8 Amp Motor RCA 9 $59 .~, DflUXf EUREKA UPRIGHT WITH Vt8RA ·GRODMER II " and XL (17-17'1.1 DEPT. - NOW Flllr Cllllitltl 1loit S (14-14'12). M 115 -15'12), L (16 -16'121 PRICE LIST PRICE l89.9 S H.P. Molor ·=··$8995 CeutntcUon Flannel Shirts SALE •H uge top fill bag •12 " brusll roll breaker bar MOdel 3332 21189 Madel t784 6.5 Amp Industrial Strength Malar • Rugul1tor • · Cnpot Adjustment • Trlple-flhor System $)4 995 • 50% Extra PDwtr WEAR ELBERFELDS 24995 4.0 Peak H.P. Motor • Roto ·Matlc ' Powerhead With Powrr Driven Bealer •• : B••·!f1 Roll • B·Piece Cleaning Tools • Cordaww • Triple filler ijstem Ohio Lottery Church page . notices j • • Daily Number 528 Pick 4 7792 ·Page6 •• at y 1 Vot.37. No.B7 Copyrighted 19il7 Variable cloudiness to· night, Saturday. Chan ce Of rain. Lows tonight In mid 60s. HighS Saturday near 80. • enttne, • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 11, 1987 ~ Sect;on s, 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimudialnc. Newspaper Reagan, Pope discuss nuclear a•ms control . . WASHINGTON (UP!> - President lteagan , ·having spoken to the pope with an eye on his own plac.e In history, Is looking beyond an expected Intermediate- range missile pact with the Soviet s to a 5Q percent cut' In long- range nuclea r arms. Aft er a 50-mlnute .meetlng with Pope John Paul II In Miami Thursda y, the pres ident said he told the pontiff of "t he nearness of a n agreem ent 1ha t would e limina te all American and Soviet INF {Intermediat e nucl ea r force ) rplss lles." He a dded pointedly, however, "We stand rea qy as well lor another historic agreement- one that would r educe stra tegic a rms on both s ides by · ha lf." Later . presidentia l spokesma n Marlin Fit zwater reinforced the new Whit e House them e of looking to "the next s tep" beyond a h oped ~ for November IN F treaty. · ".If we ca n wra p up a n l ~ F' agree ment this fall , conclude a summll by th e e nd of th is yea r . t ~e r e's Closed road hot issue at county • • commlSswn meet II di spute IX' tw~ n res idents of Ollvc Township and orrt c lals of the Ohio Depar tment of Na1 ura l Resou rces. Div isio n of Fores try, was the ma in topic of discussion a1 Wednesday's Me igs Count y Commissione r' s ri'l l'Ctln ~ . Ches ter We lls. tow ns hi p trus· t.,.,, and Will ia m Du rs t. resident . upda ted the commissioners on thc s lrua tlon wh ic h has developed over the barricad ing of a road 10 F orkt'<l Run La ke by loca l 1&181ry !ltl~IS. , •. . " JI'or~>s r ry ol rtcla ls cla im th~y had authority to close th ~ roa d to publi c travel beca use It was vacat('d years ago . We lls said h was told by fores try rep resc nl'a· lives tha t they closPd the road a t this tim e du e to problems wll h va ndalis m . litt ering. and party· I n ~ alo ng thl' road . Th l' tr ustet:'S mai nta in however . thai to th e ir knowll'<il!l'. the road was never va ca ted. We ll.s point ed out tha t the tow nship rccelvPs mileage m oney fror:nl he stale lor the road's upkeep. Weils a lso noted tha t the Div isio n of Fo re· s try has not pr ov ided a ny docu· ment ed ev idence tha t the road was ever vaca ted.· Durs t . who has spent muc h tI me researching the road qu es!lon. a lso report ea that he could find no documented records to prove the road was ever offic ia lly closed to public trave l. Accord· ing to his researc h. the roa d wa~ unim}>roved prior to 190..1, but was the n lmprov('(l a ft er the cons tru c tion of For ked Ru n La ke. Res ide nts of th e town s hip are upset a boul ihl' c losing of the road bt>cause they no longer have co nvenie nt a ccess to that ar ea of the lak e . About 300 rpsldent s ha ve s igned a petition requ es ting the reope ning of the roa d a nd co pies of the petition ha ve been forwarde d to Sta te Rep. J olynn Bos ter. D-Galllpolls, and Stat e Senator Jan Michae l Lo ng, DCirctevllle. Durst . who liv es within a half mile of the c losed road·. reported that he must now travel severa l miles to the ma in entrance of Forked Run St ate Park or to Curtis Hollow Road, the rema inin g a ccess 'points to the lake. Wells sa id the trustees have F itzwa ter sa id Thu rsday th e admin istrat ion has "a genera l timeta ble" of la te November for a summit 1vith Gor bac hev . to sign an INF agreem ent th at is still under negotia tion . The hoped-for treaty would elimina te medium-range miss iles, those with a ra nge of 600 to 3,000 m iles, a nd so me short· ra nge Sov ie t weapons. However, Fi tzwa ter sail;!, " We have not ha d a ny' ind ication of a ny speci fi c date !rom (the Soviets)." Reagan pla ns to meet Tu esday at the White House with Soviet Foreign Min is ter Eduard Sh!'vardnadze be fore the :Ru ssia n's three days of tal ks w ith Secr etary of Sta te George Shultz, but It would be " pres ump tuous to expect an announce· m ent" Of a summit date nex t wee k, Fitzwat er sa id. Reaga n's trip to Mia m i to greet Jo hn P aul at the start of the pope's nin!?·day tour of the United States was th e fourth m ePting between the two a ver y good possibility of getting a START (s trat egic arms reduction talks ) agree ment by the e nd of nex~ year," Fitzwa ter declared . That would be as Reagan, a lready consciou s of the 16 months he has left to reach goa ls he has not ac hieved, would be preparing to tu rn over the White Hou se to hi s successor. Fitzwater said Reaga n's a dmiQ istratlon has " done a lot of thinking inter nally a bout START." whic h he termed a p o t e n t i a I " hi s tor ic achievement." At last year's s umm it in Icela nd , Reagan and Sovie t leader Mikha il Gorba c hev Informall y agreed to work toward a 50 percent reduction of the lon~er- ra nge tn rercontlne ntal nuclear ml s· slles within live year s. E llm;natlon could com e within 10 yea rs unde r the s ignificant proposa l. bu t the Idea br oke down over dis putes about Reaga n's , "Sta r Wars" project, the Stra teg ic Defense Initi at ive. . char is matic lead ers in the last fi ve yea r s, bu t the pontiff' s depa r ture statem e nt , a serm on on the relat ionship be tw een trut h a nd free do m , seemed to many to be a first-time co mment arY, on Re agan 's conduct in office. The pres ident . whose a dm inistr a tion has engaged in "disin forma tlon" aga in s t Libya , decept ion about the pros pe ctive Invasion of Grenada , and lies abou t secret U.S. arm s sales to Ira n, s tood m otionless as th e pope quoted Chr ist: " You will know the truth and I he truth w iil set you free." Quoting St . Peter as telli ng early Chri s tia ns never to use their freedom " as a pre tex t fo r evil," Jo hn P aul added, "Th e effor t to guard and perfect the gift of freedom must a lso include the relent less pursu il of truth .... Any m anipu la tion of publi c opinion, an y a buse of a uthor ity or powe r , or .. . just th e omi ss ion of vig il ance end anger s the heri tage of a free p('(lp!e." ·Racine Council approves second re3:ding of vicious ~og ordinance Tuesday nig~t Rac ine Villl'e Cou ncil took anolher step toward enacting a v iclo u ~ dog ordin a nce at Tues day· night 's meeti ng. A seco·nd rea ding was given . with th e th ird a nd final to come at nex t month's m ePtlng. To br ing Ihe v illage ordin ance · up to federal sta ndards whi ch will e nable res ide nt s to pu rc hase fl ood insurance. Council suS· pended th e rules a nd appr oved a n ordina nce reiat lng to fl ood da ma ge preventio n. ·A lett er was ·read from the Depa rtment of Liq uor Control adv ls ling counci l that tht' po tc n· fla t Incom e fro m fees for the liqu or license wi ll lX' S200 per yea r . Also rea d was a leit er fro m the Ohio Power Co. of Int ention to termina te a n agreeme nt lor · r a tes fo r clec tr ie it y on lhe ad diti o nal c har ge t o th e waterworks and esta bl ish a new cuslom er. ra te whi ch will raise the electric Frank Cleland report ed on a ra tes there some $1J:l9 annua lly . trip whic h he and Ca r roll Tea ford 11 was reported tha i lhe P ER S ha d made to Co lumbu s 10 chec k has no ti fied council that begin- on used state truc ks, noting tha t' ni ng in J anuary , the vill age none were accept a bl e. s hare for poli ce ret irement will II was reported that new wi ring increase to 1~.1 percent. is needed at the gr ade . sc hool A resolution was adopted ap- flas her light s and it was decided proving the amount and ra tes of to replace tha i in the summ er . taxa tio n as determ ined by the Repa ir of thewater pump at the County Budget Comm isson. cemetery was a pproved . Counc il At th e meet in g , Cou ncil res t- expressed concern over possibl e a ted the current po li cy th a t says • smoke a nd fum es from the Sq uad 24. a vill a·ge ow ned vehi- proposed PyroC he m' s i nciner a · cle, is to be used onJy as n tor-- plant near Poin t P leasan t. stand -by for • t h ~ vi llage. Tras h P lan s wer<' made lor some pickup \vas di scussed and it was member s to attend public meet· 'holed th at if tras h is not in in gs on th e proposed project. co nt ai ners wh ich can be eas ily The park eommlt te<? r eported a · loa ded and a bac kh oe has to be very successful •free ent ert ain· used. then !here will be a n ment progra m on Aug. 29 and ·been In touc h wllh Division of Fo restry offic ia ls In Athe ns but as .-e t, no one has co me from Athe ns to discuss the r oad with the trustees . There is a lso a ques tion a• to lhc ca rrel num ber of th e· road which has bee n closed . The trus tees say It ls Town s hip Road 2n bu t for<'s try offic ials are cal ling It T .R. 278, We ll s repor ted . County E ngineer Phil Robert s has · chec~ed lrltO the • ltuat!On and a grees rhere Is con fu stian, as to the act ual road number. He sa id t h~ co nfu sion proba bly slems from road wor k bcl n ~ done In the past 25 years a nd not be ing recorded. Although 'the road probl em does not fa ll witH in th e jurlsdlc· I io n Of the co mm lsslo ne rs. they agi'eed with We lls and Durst tha t It Is up to the sta te to prove the road was vaca ted . Th e commls· A total &I s ix c ha r ges were fil ed stoners suggested thl' t ru stees home Via automob ile. meet with thei r !!'ga l coun sel, Thursday In the Ml'lgs Coun ty Apparent ly, . a disagree ment Mcii;s Co unt y Ass is ta n t Pr ose· Co urt agai nst Pa uline Wolfe, took place between the We lles cutln g All orney Ca r so n Crow. Antiquit y, a nd her son . Gar.v a nd the o ffic ials. a nd dralt ·a le tt l'r to thP Div ision Wolfe. fQIIow lng a dispu te We d· Gera rd sai d Mrs. Wolfe fa int ed of F'ores try req uesting the reop- nesday evening IX'tween law a nd was taken Ia Holze r Me dical ening of the road by a cerra in e nforcemen t offi ce rs a nd the C'e nte r by the Sy racuse E m er I datt> or else lega l ac tion will bE' Wolles. gency Squad . Gar y Wol fe was Officia ls were not tal kin g very ta ke n. A resolution to that eff ect ta ken to the offi ce of Sher iff s hould also be adopted th e freely about the Inc ident whi ch Howard F ra nk a nd at 6:09 p.m. occurred at the home o! Mrs. commissioners a dv ised. was ta ke n to Vetera ns Me moria l Howeve r . even If th<' road Is Wolfe. Sheriff Howard Fra nk Hospita l by the Po meroy E m erreopened, the tru stees a re ron- dec lined comment saying th at gency Sq uad. Gerard sa id WoifP fronted with the proble m of a ny report from him m ight had complai ned of chest pains. expense to re pa ir the road . Th ey crea te problems ln. a lawsuit Both Mrs. Wolfe a nd her so n, who Which Ga ry Wolfe had e arlier f~e l the Divis io n of F ores try had ser ved as a deputy sheriff should rover the repa ir cos ts , filed against him. He referred a under a nother Me igs Co unt y whic h thev es tim a te a t $5.000, Da lly Sentine l reporter to th e Sheriff. were trea ted and r e~ Bureau of Crim inal! nves llgat ion since the· Divis ion · ca used the leased !ro m Ihe r especJive hospiat London. A spokesman the re dam ages whe n they bulldozed ta ls. said the bureau does not re lease the road In order to prevent As a r es ult o! the incident a t the details to the medi a since they tra ff ic . Wo lfe home, Deput y ShPr lff a re working at the requ es t of Following the disc ussion on the Ke nny Kl ein fil ed two compla in ts local officials In these m att e rs. road s it uation In Olive Township, again st Mrs. Wolfe In the count y However, Paul Gerard, inves - cou rt Thursday morning . He th e co mmi ssioners me t in exec utigator for Me igs Coun ty P rosec· tive sess ion With adminis trat ors charged that she d id knowing ly u tor Frederick W. Crow I'll. did fr om Carlet on Sc hoq i-Melgs cause or a ttemp t to cause phys l- • report that represent a tivPs oft he c al harm to a not her !Klein ! and Indu s tr ies. Ohio Burau of Criminal Inves ti - that she did recklessly or by forc e In final bus iness. a r~u est was gation and .the Me igs County received by the board to tra nsfer res ist or int erfere with the lawful Sheriff' s Departme nt went to th e ' arrest of herself (res !s ting a Cl ·C2 liquor . lice nse from George and Helen Lemley. Salls· , Wolfe home about 5:30p.m . a ft er ar rest) . a helicopter on. the lookout for bury Township. to Robert Ml· No other cha rges ha ve been rhae l Roberts , Salisbury Town- ~'mar :j uana plants had observed fil ed a ga inst the Wolfes who are plants growing In the area of the free on bond. ship. Comme nts on the transfer Wolfe home. The helicopte r was will be received by the commls· Deputy Sheriff Don L. Snyde r landed In a field behind the Wolfe ·filed three compla ints against s toners until Sept. 23. The applihome, Ge rard said, and other Gary Wolfe and one complain t cation must be s ubmitt ed to the offlclals traveled to the Wolfe was flie d . ~g a ins I Wolfe by S. D. state by Oct. 4. announc ed th e next one for Saturd ay nig h!. · Th e ' sidewalk co mmitt ee r e· porte d th a t several sections of s idewa lk have been repaired a.nd tha i a pr iorit y list is being prepared . P ossible rem oval of' trees were discussed. a n the mayor's report for August .showed col lect ins of $364. T he clerk' s repo rt s showed a cash ba la nce of ~ 1 0~.284 , inc ludin g gener a l fund . $23,8R4; street fund , $12,922; li re fund , $13,836; wa ter. $30 ,736; revenue sha r ing, $2,879; state highway; $3,803; cemetery. $2890i wat er deposits, $300; ce m e tery ~ nd.owm e n t. $6 /,00; and a c<?rtificatc of deposit, $2,i<OO. The mar shall reported driving 175 miles, ci ting eight for s peed· Jng and one fo r ill egal plates. Six charges filed against Meigs resident . Kane. BCI Age nt . Snyder sheriff 's department and the charges th at Wolle res isted a r · BCI. Although severa l reqllests res t; tha t Wolfe perform ed an for informa tion have been made act which hampered or impeded to the offi ce of Sher iff Howa rd a public officia l in th e perfor - Frank .on these alleged ra ids by mance of his lawfu l dulles, and staf! m embers of Th e Da ily that Wolfe did knowing ly ca u ~e ·Sentinel no inform at ion has been or attPmpt to ca use physical released for publication. Local har m to another . Ka ne charges medi a re presentatives have been th at Wolfe did knowingly' fail to fold that reports on the mar l~ obey the lawful orde r of a law juana program would only a lert enforce ment official engaged in local growe rs of the r a id activity his duties at the scene or in and there by would ha mper the co nnection with an em ergency of action by law enforcem ent offia ny kind , crea ting a risk of cials. However, a n Ak ron newsphysica l harm to . persons or pa per ·rece ntly published a deproperty. tail ed. lengt hy story, com p lete It ·is ge nerally be lieved tha t wi th severa l photog~aph s of ma rij uana raids are ta king place Me igs County officers . on the regula r ly in Meigs County by the Conti'nued on page R Eastern hoard fills ·vacancy A le ngthy exec utive session dealing with negotia tions a nd the up-com lng emergency levy was held Wednesday night when the Eastern Lofa l Sc hool District Boar'd of Educa tion met in specia l ses sion. ln . open sess ion, the board employed J enny Machlr as read · lng teacher ' In the Riverview Elemetnary Sc hool to fill the vacancy created by the transfer of Becky ·Edwards to the Chester Elementary School for the current school year. Fred Kes singer a nd Rober t· Sanders , e leme ma ry teac hers, were given fivr year co ntr acts in conjunc t io n with boa rd poli cy a nd Vale ri e Blac k was hired as substitute teac her lor th e c urren t school year. · The board suspended a policv mandating thP use of ovcrtt m'e and dlrec.ted the super inte nd c n! to formul ate a ppropria te adm i, · nis trative pr·ocedu rcs to allow the limited use of compensa tory time. · A new arl ivity fu nd was creat ed lor the Tr i-M Ho noran Music SociPty or the hi gh sc hooi. a Pyro€hem files application; .wins chamber endorsement PyroChem, Inc. delivered a the officers and board of directors facility was made BUl Brady and hefty thn~· volume permit appli- of the Mason County Area secomed by Charles Lanham In a cation to the state Wednesday Chamber f1 commerce, according meeting reconvened from Tuesmorning that addresses many of . to itmmy Joe Wedge, community day to deal speclncally with the · the concerns local residents ha've Uason {or the company. Issue, Wedge said. A statement prepared by expressed about the chemical PyroChem, a Louisville, Ky. waste treatment plant the com· Chamber officials reads: "We the based nrm, announced Its plans to pany has proposed to · buDd In officers and board of directors of . buDd the plant on a 1,000-acre site Mason COunty. the Mason County Area Chamber In the Potter's Creek area north of "You have to buDd It on paper of Commerce endorse the pr(} Point Pleasant at a press confer· and tear It down on paper," Frank posed Installation of the Pyro- ence last Friday at the Point Ballard, PyroChem vice president chem, Inc. factUty and welcome Pleasant Moose Lodge. and chief engineer, said rl. the them Into tills community, know· The first phase of the plant wlll lng that all tral, state and federal constnactloll permit applicatiOn cost an estimated $17 m!Uionand Is regulatlolll w1ll be met prior to and expected to be completed In late tor the planned facility. ThatfacfUty, W!tlcb wlll cost $140 dl.n1ng their operations. We are 1988, subjec~ to the issuance of fortunate to have PyroChem, Inc. permits by · the !West VIrginia million to buDd . and which wlll In our commuillty." . ' . ultimately pravlde 370 jobs, was DePartment of Natural Resources The motion to endorse the and the Air Pollution ContiT' ·unanimously endorsed lOOny by . ..... ~~-- --~-- --·-------- ~~·-... _ _ j..__ ---~ . - - -- - - --- - - G:lrnmlsslon. Company officials say approximately 100 people wUJ be employed upon completion of the Initial phase, 90 percent of whom will be from Mason Countv. Upon completion of all units, In from six to seven years, the plant will provide jobs for 370 people, according to Jim Nee\. PyroCbem president. In addition to pravldlng much needed jobs for Mason County, the company has pledgedtocontrtbute one hal! of one percent of Its gross revenues to a county benefit tu Ill that would provide money for !be hiring or a county Ins~ctor with POM>rs to conduct on·slte tns~c­ tions of the plant, as well as tor -- - · . -'t training o( area. volunteer fire departments and purchasing of emergency ·equipment. . Once s~nding requirements for tbose Items are met, the county will l!e able to use rer:nalntng funds as It sees fit. · The company estimated that In the first year of operation, the benefit fulll would generate $125,000for thecounty,excluslve of property taxes. Down the rllld. the county could realtze nearly $1.25 million annually from the Property taxes could generate an additional $1.8 mUllen anrrually, PyroCbem officials say. Des!Xte assurances from thl' wmpany that tbe plant will be safe tum. -the Incinera tion process used is said to remove 99.99 pPrcent of hazardous pro~rtles from was te that will be treated a t tl'le facilltvsome area residents h ave 'expressed concer ns. Chi ef 'a m ollJl' • those wor.rtes Is whether the chemical 'was tes c an be safelv transported to the facility. Jim Nee!. PvroChem pres ident, says transportation Is safe. T he company's permit appllcatlon cov· ers how notification of the public in tbe event of a spill or a ccident would be handled, and outlines procedures for clean-up of the waste, which Nee! descr ibes a s far less hazardous that m a terials, . (Continued on page 81 . ~' �mmentary ' • movies At the lThe Qaily Sentinel . 11 t Court Str01•t Pomeroy. Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THf; MEif:S -MASON .\REA ~~- ts:m~ ~.._...,..,,..,..,..d. = ~v . . . ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhtlsher P AT WHITEHEAD Assl•tant Puhlis her/ Conlrolt er (' BOB HO EFLICH Gl'ne ral ManagPr A M F.M R F;R nt Thl ' l ' n il 1·d Pre'!'~ I nt 1• rna I it• n:ll, 1nl:1 nd 0 ~ 1 i J~ · Prf' !-~ Assnr·iat inn u m l thf' Am('ric·:•n 1\r•ws p:l p('l' Pllblls hf'l'." A~soC'i: 11 inn . ' I.I<T TF.HS O F oP J!'\10:'\ , Ill ' W ~>lt·r• rn• ·. Tht ·' ~ h(luld hi' !l ·s~ th;111 :ill() \Uottl~ hill l!. i\11 lt ·ttPr :-. :11 ~> -.uh\l•c·lt l' t•tlf li nl! and tnll'-1 bf•..,lg n•'ft with tl:lffil '. :1 tlch ·c ·~ .~ and tc •l •·phnnr> f) Umhl'l" ~ ~~ un ~i~ n• ·d l•·ltrr~ \\"ill he · J)\ih li ~ hl't l. l. l' ti ( 'J"~ ..;hr1 u ld h~> in ~ l lil rl1 : iSI I · , :Hifl t't•s:-in,C iSSUI'"· Today • flll! ID )\i •I"SI•!l;dil i t•S . history By United Press International Today Is F r iday, Se pt .. 11. the 254 th day of 19H7 wit h 111 to follow . Th e m oon is wan ing, m ovi ng toward it s las t quart er. There mor ning slars are Mars a nd Jupit rr. Th e evening s tars are Mercu ry, Venus a nd Sat urn. Those born on this date arc under the s ign of Virgo. They ln cl u<je s hort s tory wri ter Q. He nrv in 1862; author D.H. l, awrence in 1885; · E as t Indi an philosopher Ac harya Vinoba Bhave. a disciple of Ga ndhi. in 18%: Univers ity of Alabama football coac h Pau l "Bear" Brya n lin 1913; t'x lled f01· mer Ph\lippin£· P res ident· Ferdinand Marcos in 1917 (age 70 1; film director Brian De Palma in 1940 (a ge 47 1: e nl er tafne r Lola Fa la na in 1946 rage 41 r. a nd ac tress Krlstv McN ic hol in 1961 1age 2 ~ 1. WASHINGTON - Stskela nd Ebert ? Rex Reed? PaullneKael? Forget 'em. For real movie crillcs, we s uggest th_e FBI. Consider this thoughtful review of the !lim "Lonesome Cowboys" by 'two FBI agents: "There was no plot to ttie film and no character development throughout .. . tThe ) film also s kips from scenetoscenewtthout conttnuily ... Many of the cast portrayed their parts as If In a s tupor from marijuana, drugs qr alcohol." The movie under FBI scruti ny was one of the lesser cinema tic endeavors of the late pop artist , Andy Warhol. The FBI was ·checking it for poss ible vio lation of a federal law against Interstate transportation .of obscene material. · In furtherance of Ihis Investiga tion, two G- men were assigned to prev iew "LonesomP Cowboys'' at a midnight . showi ng durin g the 1968 San Francisco International Film Festival. Exactly how the two upright , uptight FBI film critics werp able to Infil trate what m usl have been a fairly eccentric audience In the San Francisco of tha t bizarre era and take notes in the dark ts noI r evealed in the report , to their late, straight-laced boss, J . Edgar Hoover. But critique the movie they did, and our associa te Stewart Harris has obtained their report from the FBI's file on Warhol, !ha nks to the Freedom of Infor· , · ml\tion Act . The FBI Investigation was la unched after the bureau's Phoenix office gol · a lip .Iha t Warhol and his unholy crew were ma king a dirty mov ie at the Rancho D!nda Guest Ranch tn Oracle, Ariz. Wa iting until th e film was completed to pounce, the FBI assigned two agents to attend the San Fra ncisco prem iere. They we re obviously upset. "All the ma kes In lhe cast di splayed homosex ual tenden- , cles and conduc ted themselves loward one anot her in an efflml na te ma nner," the FBI cri tics reported. Despite this critical brea k· through. the G·men In sis ted on judging the movie as a serious ci nematic production . They a lso co mpla ined about the poo r qua lit y of Ihe sound tra ck. They described how · the cowboys In the cas t exposed the mselves on the screen, and reco unted how the fe male sta r sat Berry's World up after one particularly lewd encounter, looked at the camera and said, ''Now look- you have em barrassed the children. " The baffled FBI critics addd'ed: " There were no c hildren In th e movie.',' The G-men m et l~ulou s l y described the suggestive poses of th e actors. but ,noted that the cast did not appear to have consumm ated their wanton beha,vior on screen. The FBI critics w rote that the film was "a remotely connected series of scenes which depicted s>tuations or sex ua l rcl"a tlon s hips or homosexual and he terosexual nature." -The G-men we re also not Impressed with Tay lor Meade. one of th e movie's actors who Introduced "Lonesome Cowboys" to the·s ·a n Fra ncisco film puffs. "Meade spoke to the audie ncl" for a few minu-t es in a. senseless monologu e," th ey reported. "and said some thin g abou t not knowing whether to put t~e begi nning of the mov ie at the e nd or vice versa.·· Unlike most film cri tics, lhc FBI ac1U a lly pursued thP moviemake r phy lcally. The bu re<~ u esta blis hed th at Wa rhol had tra nsported the movie fr·om the Arizona dude ranc h to New York Gl ty- with a s top a t Atlan ta . But the U. ·s. a tto•·nev In Phoe nix had th e fina l r~vlcw. He co ncl uded : " While In my opinion the movte hadd no redeeming va lu e wha tsoeve r, nettner was It obscene within the definition of the word ... by the Supreme Court of the Un ited Sta tes .... Prosecu· lion ts hereby declined." MINI-EDITORIAL - For ye· a rs lhc ba ilie cry of Ronald Reagan' s far-right s upporters, when co nfro nted wtt h the prag· malic poll! lea l compromises Ihal every president must make, was, " Let Reagan be Reaga n." But the old refrain -has been noticea bly abse nl during the h'a n/ Con· tra sca nda l and the Nica raguan peace pl an. Is II possible the ult ra -co nsc r vai'Jve Id-e ologues have fin a ll y a woken to the !act that Reag a n Is. a ft er a ll, being Reaga n? vis it Miami. Easter n, for tyears the MAC door ma t. Is a prime co ntender for this year 's title. with the likes Qf tail back .Gary P atton and quarterback Ron Adams. "Eas tern Michigan is no longe r a tea m on the rise," s aid Miami coach Tim Rose. "Their footba ll progra m has arrived and they are bona fide con lenders for the MAC title I his season." The Hurons opened th eir sea· son las! week wit h a nonconference 35-20 victory over Youngstown State. ·wit h P a tton ru ~ hlng for 66 yards and two touchdowns and Ada ms hi tting on_l3 Of 16 pa sses for anothe r 147 yards. The Hurons scored all five of the ir touchdown s aga inst Young. s tow n State on th e ground as they out rushed the Penguin s 243 to a 'minu s 19. Meanwhile, Miami managed 3:l6 tota lya rds In It s 15-6w ln over Ce ntral Mi c higa n, 289 of it through th e a ir on the passi ng of Mike Bates. but were una ble to scorP a touchdow n. Ta lent ed Gary Gussma n ac co unled for a ll of Mi ami 's po int s with sc hool record five field goals. t\stros BEGINNING KARATE CLASSES STARTING SEPT. 15 AT 7:00 P.M. AT CARLETON SCHOOL IN SYRACUSE. For Information Call: 614 -992 -6839 or 614 -992 -5896 ' • "'"'1"1i' •. nois Slate, Ke nt State at Akron a nd Central Michigan at Idaho. Toledo Is coming off a 13-12 loss 10 Tem ple. which snapped an e ight-game Glass Bowl win slreak for the Rockets, the pres,<>asori MAC favorites. ll 's the openi ng ga me of the seaso n for the Ca rdinal s, coached by Paul Sc hud el, a na tive of Swa nton. Ohio. 15 miles from Toledo. Bowling Green will try to r ebound from · a 45-19 loss IO defending na tional cha mpion Penn· Sta te In a ga me which saw t he Falcons finish with three net ya rds rushi ng. BG, a nother polen!l a l MAC champ , would like to reverse Ihe roles thls week agalns l YSU. "I'd like to think so," said BG Coach Moe Ankney when asked If his · team perhaps could be Youngsiown State's Pe nn Slate, "bul no. I th ink we're a lot c loser to · Youngs tow n State than Bo· wling Green Is .to Penn State in BEREA , Ohio !UP () - Fullback Tim Ma noa received the Maurice Basse11 award -as Ihe top rookie in the Cleveland Browns' training camp this seaso n. But Ma noa had compa ny In the i l''i!; ey es of coa c h Mar t y Sc hottenhel mer . Padres' hurler Mark Davis during the sixth Inning DAV IS HOMERS - llouston Aslros' first "Tim exceeded our expectaIn San Diego Thursday 'night. Davis hit his lirst baseman Gl enn Dav is , right, Is congratulated by lions of him, bu t so did Stephen In srven gil m es betwee n the two homers oil the Padres' Mark Grant. (U P!) Astros' m a nager Hal Lanier , lc lt, a ft~ r s lugging a Braggs ," says Sc honenhe imer. tw o · sc hools. Mia mi ha s never home run, hl• third ol the night, oil .S an Di ego : "Stephen Braggs ca me to camp los I and clinched it s MAC Iitle a to get a spot on the roster and he year ago wit h a 34-20 win over the has done just that. " · Hurons at Oxford . There is one other co nference Braggs , a cornerbac k drafted on the s ix th rou nd out of lhe ga me on th is week ' s MAC sc heUniversity of Tex as, led the dul<' , To ledo hosti ng Ball State. Other ga mes Invo lving confer - Browns during the fo ur -game e nce teams find Bowling Green preseason In two key categories hos ting Youn gs tow n State. Ohio Interceptions (t hree 1 a nd afler noon to sco re Alfredo Grlf· said. "Jose's a swinger. But Jo· s c Univers it y Pnler ta in \ng Ma rpas ses (defensed (s ix) . By LIS/\ HARRIS fin wi th the winning run In a :1-2 . So why did Braggs las t un til the tr ies to be more careful abou l the s hal l. Wester n Mic higa n ,at· lll iUPI Sports Writer When ·th~ "swinger " walked , triump h ov~r the Kan~ as Ci ty s lrlke zone with two s lr lk es. That' s a 101 of ma turit y for a guy . . tO UL Roya ls. The decis ion moved he helped the Oa kla nd At~lcf!cs crPPp up on America n L ea ~uc Oak lan.d wil hln two ga mes of !he Id le Twi ns and set thl rcl-placP . Wes t-lea ding Minnesota . In on the Ka nsas City 51 ga [Tles back. Jose Ca nscco, a s lugger whose count 2-0 be fore Ca nseco la id off ·'Th e ideil of a base on balls 175 s trik eouts last year set a club -lh<' nrxt four pitches for thr fir st didn ' t Pve r cross my m ind. " record, drew a buses- loaded ga me-wi nning wa tkofhtscareer . Oakla nd Manager Tony LaR ussa wal k with two out Thursday Co ntmu ed on page 4 " a Oh' 0 'v ..... 2 DAYS ONLY 1987 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ALL 1987 OLDSMOBILE$ .Sold At $19,500.00 DEALERS COST!! YEA.R CLEARANCE! 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Bill NEASE NANCY YOACHAM EDITORIAL BANK ONE GUilT .. .. ..' . ~ (<"~~l ' SEASON 11 -4 PCT. 73% Eastern u. Wahama Southern vs. Huntington Ro~s Meigs vs. Trimble_ Pt. Pleasanl vs. Gallipolis Wellston vs. Belpre Athens vs. Col. Walnut Ridge Ohio State VI. W. V. U. Ohio University vs. Marshall Michigan vs. Noire Dame · Penn State v1. Alabama Faci.·Hocking vs. Vinton Ca. 1. Melsonvillt·York VI. Millar Cincinnati vs. Indianapolis Cleveland v1. New Orleans Nebraska vs. UClA ~PTEMBER 11 thru~ ~,[<~ 11 -4 Inl and Oally Prf'ss Assorlal ion and 1h1• Ohio NE'wspap1•r Associat ion . Na t ton al Ad vt.'rllsinJZ Rcpr('sf'nta llv£', Bra nham JIM-SOULSBY SPORTS WRITER UCK TO TMEATRE DAYS! • SPECIAL PRI CE ACMISS IDNS • ADULTS $3.SD · CHILDREN $2 . 5D SATURDAY &SUNDAY MATINEES ALL SEATS 12 .50 BARGA IN NIGHT TUESDAY $2.00 ......... .,,,,.,J LAST WEEK Memlx'r : Unl1NI Pr c.•.ss l nT£>rnH 11onal. Ncwspapt>r Sa les. 7l3 Third Avenu(', Nf'w York . Ne w York 10017. DAVE HARRIS ADVERTISING NO. 2 paid a t P omt- roy, I '· doors get one though. hook him llghlly across the back just ahead of the ta ll and make your cas l genlly. Wh en he hit s the water a nd star ls bu zzing a round . brace yourself. Crickets ha ve long bee n known ~vou' ll hf'ar a c horus of ins·e c rs ' to be a to p producer of panfish. They' ll la ke bass too If they're ca lling. a bl e to bea t the smaller fis h to the Cicadas si ng fro m the trees, punch. They ca n be hooked under crlckcls chir p beside logs a nd rock .~ where they live, and so the collar that's around the forth. thor ax. Anolhe r good bail , an d probaWh at you're hear ing is bai t. bly lhe eas iesl to ca tch , is the Of a ll of 1hose bugs you hea r it 's grasshopper . All you have to do ts Inevitable tha t a handfu l wi ll wi nd up buzzing a round o n the walk through weeds arou nd a to p of the water !n some nea rby lake a l this time of year and you'll sca re up clouds of them . lake. Whe n they do. the ga mefish Pick up wha t you need for the practicall y wres tle eac h other fo r the.- oppo•·tunil y to sm as h momt>nt and pu t them Into a through th<? s ur fa ce 1o ea t the m . con ta iner. Agai n hook them under the tough shell of the body just bac k of the hea d. All of th ese t ril ters are g reat lnsecls will die and be poor ba ll fish food. And a ll of them are free If you attempt to impa le them on for the taking . a large hook. Use light wire hooks Cicadas may look formid a bl e. and don ' t s hove it In a ny more but they ca n nei ther bi te nor deep ly tha n necess~ry. Tha t wa;,l s ting. Thei r big draw back is that I hey'! I s tay lively a nd ca tc h more they ' re nea rly impossible to fis h for you. ca tch . If y ou ' re lucky enough to '>GHAUMB URG. Il l. 1UP l l p l a ye r~ a $1,000 option to play In the seco nd session si nce Aug. t4. NfL ow ncrs voted unanimously. · the event of a s trike. Th e 28 club Thut·sday to fi eld "teams com - ow ne rs a lso hope to entice CO LUMB US. Ohio 1UP IJ posed larg<'ly of non-union per- dissident union m!'mbers to cross Crls Ca r ter, fo rmer Ohi o Sta tP sonnel s ho uld th<' IC<Ogue's plu y pic ket lin es a nd s ta y wi th !hell" wide rece iver who wa s dntfted crs carry oul their threat to c lubs. by th e Phi ladelph ia Eagles -last s trike. Some player . Including Sa n week, fli ed a $1 m illion suit The NFL Management C'o uncll Fra nclsro qua rt erback J oe Mon· Thursday against New York said lh <' action was needed Ia la na a nd New York J ets running sports agents No rby Wal ters and " prot ~et the lnt grity of the back Free ma n McNe il, ha ve sa id Lloyd Bloom. ga me." accordin g 10 Ja ck Don - they would play during a s trik e . In the suit, filed In U.S , Distrlcl lan. the counc) l' s executi ve Pills burgh Steelers ow ner Da n Court . Ca rter all~ged Wa lters director. Rooney sa id manage m!'nt has a nd Bloom Induced him by fraud Th e. players hay<' voted to not decided whether fa ns would a nd unfai r use of Ca rter.-s older s t rlke Sept. 22 If progress Is not be ent itled to a re fund of season brother, George. to c nler ln lo a ma dc towa rd a new co ll eclivc ti cket s should the leaf<ue fie ld representa tive agreemen t a nd to ba•·ga lntn g agreemc nt. The five- Infe rior team s. accPpt a loa n whilt' Ca r ter wa s year COntrac t between the leaguP " It' s a n Issue we haven' t slll·l el\g lbl l' to play foo tba ll for a nd It s 1,000 players ex plrcd Aug. resolved," he sa id . Ohio Stal e. J1. Gene Upshaw, exec ut ive direcAs a res ult . the s ui t stales. " We' ll play with what ever tor of the union . met priva tely Ca n e r los t his cl lglblltty to fin ish players we ca n gPt , Including Thu rsday morning with the Ex - his career a t Ohio Sta te a nd "the those who choose not to strike," ecutive Commlitee of the Ma n- cer tai n prospect of being a h \gil Donla n sa id after a mecllng of 2 agement Council. 11 was dec ided first -round Na tiona l Foot ball hours . 10 minutes. to resume nef<Otlat lons Sat UI'day, League dra ft pick In 1988." Donla n sa ld negotiations would 1·esume Sa turday a t a n undet ermined s ll e in an cffort 10 avert a r<'pea t of the 1982 s tri ke tha t las led ~7 d ay s. " We don' t th ink it' s a. perfec t solution but we wa nt ed to try SCOTT WOLFE somet hing dlfferenl :" Do nlan IRIAN BILLINGS SPORTS WRITER ADVERTISING said of the decision to continu e playi ng. Dur ing the pasl two weeks, some team s have offered wa ived ·' ... sixth round? The 22-year- old Houston nat ive doesn't want to make excuses. but guilt by ass ociat ion m ay be a reason . The Longhorn s were 5-6 last. year. their worsl record In 30• yea r s and Braggs says th at was a ·· contribut ing factor in his bei ng drafted. "I was ra nked In the top 10 defe ns ive backs in the country," he sa id. "Our team's fi nish really hurt me. Tha i pula doubt in some people's mind s." Br aggs, a 5-foot-9, 173· pounder, snar ed two of his Interceptions lasl Saturday in Cleveland' s 30-24 overtim e victory over Gree n Bay. By ,JERRY PICKRELL Outdoor " triters Association of Am erica Distributed by UP I When you s it in the ca mps it e over the next few weeke nds a nd its len as th e evenin g draws near . NFL owners will field teams of non-union players if strike occurs on September 22 WE'RE HAVI.1VG A GIGANTIC ... Friday & Saturday . ' " The older you get, the fas ter the summers go by " · : manpower. We'd like ro treat Youngstown State like Penn State dld us. but I'm not sure we can. '' Kenl State will be pl aying its firs! gan\e of the season when it invades the Rubber Bowl, while Akron lost Its opener last week at Wes1ern Michigan, 24 - 19. Las! year, Akron, under new head coach Gerry Faust. downed the Golden F las hes and Iheir new coach, Glen Mason, 17-7 a t Kent. Ohio U, coming off a 23-3 1oss at West VIrginia , faces another s tiff cha llenge in Mar shall. The Thundering Herd bl a nked Morehead State 29-0 In their opener last week , with quarterback Tony P a tt erson passing for 335 yards and two louchdowns. " We need to improve overa ll to be a good foo tball team," said OU coac h Cleve Brya nt. '·o ur defense fl ew around ear ly a nd made things ha ppen. Our defe nse gave us oppor tunll ies to score. but our offens e d idn 'l produce. " In'sects m' ake good f•IShtng • bail • ~~~;e~~~~e~~~-ahead • •• ~· ....... . Manoa l"eceives Bassett rookie award Oakland closes gap in West; Padres slip past Astros, 8-7 JOIN OUR CELEBRATION~ ... . ...... $9,99900 By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer The -e arly lead in the MidAm erica n Conference wil l be on the line Sat urday when Eastern Michigan's re juvenated Hurons By Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta On th is date in hist or.v: In 1777, troops commanded by Ge n. George Wash ing ton were defeated by the British under Gen. Will ia m Howe In the Bat tle of Bra ndywine. · . In 1841, all men\b('rs of P resident John 'Ty ler 's cabinet res igned except Sec retary of State Dan ie l Webster . in protes t of Ty le r's veto of a ba nking bill. lri 1973, I he elec ted Social ist governmen t of Salvado r Allende of Chile was toppled in a r igh t -wi ng m llil ary,coup s upporle(! by the u .S. Cent ral In telligence Agency. Alletlde died , reportedly by his own ha nd. · In 198o. Pete Rose's 4, 192 nd hit brokE' Tv Cobb's 57-yea r-old carPe r record as the hos t Cinc innati Reds licked San Diego Padres 2-0. In 1986, ·the Dow Jo nPs indus tr ia l average plunged e record 86.1;1 poin ts. A though t fort he dar: 0 . He nry wrote. " You ca n't appreciate nome till you've left it." Eastern Michigan vs. Miami in MAC feature tilt Saturday Page- 2- The· Daily Seminel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ·Friday, September 11, 1987 NOT AVAILABLE LAST WEEK LAST WEEK 13-2 12·3 SEASON 13 ·2 PCT. 86% Wahama Huntington Rass Meigs Pt. Pleasant Wellston Col. Wal. Ridge . Ohio State Marshall Michigan Alabama Vinton Co. Nels.· York Cincinnati Cleveland U(LA SEASON 12-3 PCT. 80% .. . LAST WEEK LAST WEEK LAST WEEK 9·6 13-2 10-S SEASON 13-2 PCT. 86% SEASON SEASON 9-6 PCT. 60"1o Wahama Wahama Huntington Ross Southern Meigs Meigs Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant Wellston Wellston Col. Walnut Ridge -Athens Ohio State Ohio . State Marshall Ohio University . 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' •• '111:..._1 , ;, .- ;- ' �F~~~amber11,1987 :·~~:!:::The~~!!!!_~S~ent~i!!!n~el-------------_!~~~~~~~~~====·~·............,.,...........,......,""""""""""""""'~Frida~·~y,~S~a~ptal~;m~lbe;r~1~1~,~1;98~7 ··Eastern.eyes· second .win in : row against Wahama Falcons EAST MEIGS - Although facing 1 a tough opponent on Friday evening , the Eastern Eagles hope to post their second win In a row with the same gutsy. come-from-behind determination they used In last week's 26-20 win over Hannan. This week Easter n fac es another tough Wes t VIrginia school, the Wahama White Falcons, who claimed a 35-0 win over , SV AC foe Kyger Creek. ALthough the WHS win seemed like ·a big win, It had help from , Kyger Creek miscues. ' Miscues were not limited to this game, however, as Eastern had Its share last week, almost digging its ' own grave·. while slipping dangerously close to defeat. Coach Arch Rose feels that the • . key to success this Friday evening against Wahama will be "our ability to have some consistency, no fumbles, few penalties , " a nd fewer mistakes." Rose continued, ·" The White Falcons are very solid from top to bottom. We will have to have • s usta ined drives and good defense to keep them off the ' scoreboard." Eastern backfield in pounding . Wahama outwelghts Eastern out the win. Griffin's TD pass In several positions and in glided into the dependable fingerseveral skill areas, however, tips of senior end Steve.Horner. a Gollah t-ell to David and the past ali·SVAC'grldder. · Eagles of 1987 a re now throwing Horner grabbed seven catches In the towel. for 87 yards,lncludlngthe30yard In fact, the 1987 match could be game•wlnner that capped a 20-0 one of the more evenly matched second half shut-out of.Hannan. WHS-EHS games of rece nt That summation speaks highly years. of the Eastern defense which had Rose cited "good field pos i- given up 20 points In the flrst half, tion" as being a nother key to the but made the necessary adjustgame. " The team with the best ments with determination in the field position consistently will second half. Big Allen Tripp and probably be in the best position to Johnson anchored thai a ssault. win," he said. "Last week we Senior fullback Kyle Davis and were outrushed a nd nearly out- senior halfback Jeff Johnson had passed, but still won the game the other scores, the former on an because of a never say die eight yardd run and Johnson on a attitude. As a coaching staff we 28 yard pass from Griffin. are expecting· a similar effort . The Eagles will have to contain this weekend " the fleet-footed passzer and quarThe veteran . coach reflected terback Sean Gibbs and back that a ny team is "fortunate" to Brad Bumgardner who led WHS win when l)elng outrushed and to· their. win over Kyger Creek. Gibbs, a 5-8, 168 pound junior out passed, but also expressed his pleasure for the "great a ttitude QB. completed 6-9 passes for 177 and mental stamina" that put his yards, most of which were to team on the winning track. receiver Bumgardner. Chris · Jewell is also a WHS Senior Mark Griffin scored one touchdown and pas se d for . offensive weapon to b e another as he led the potent contained. • RACINE - This Friday e vening the Southern Tornadoes will be try ing to make it two wins In a row In the young 1987 season as they face non-league opponent Hungtinton-Ross on the road nea r Chillicothe. (Area fans traveling to the game s hould remember that Hunting ton Is near Chillicothe, not Huntington, .W.Va.) Last year the Huntsme n ha nded Southern one of their -wor s t drubbin gs, how ever, Southern is more experienced this season, while Huntington also lost several key players. Southern coach Bill Hen sler r · ' • • , • ,· .·· ~ ,.' t,.. was pleased with last week's win, but di ssa tisfied with his team's exec utio n andmental errors. Hensler said, " We should have blown this ga me wide open, but mistakes killed us . We had three touchdowns called back." Southern's Todd Lisle was all over the field most offenslvelt-y a nd defensively as the junior halfback scored one touchdown a nd hur led another (the· game winner to Mike Amos) , "while collecting a· crucial Int erception defensively . Senior Pete Roush turned In his usual solid game. rushing for 109 Scoreboard ... . .~ Majors By Oa k.land tOntl,·.-r m. ~,1, l i t ~ p.m . rhifalll:o t Dt•I.A--ert Il-l'!)· at s.-aa u•• tfampt.«•lltt--:1) . 11:33 p.m. l"ti\TI0!\1\L LEAG UE lnlnnalklnal llnilt> d ·Pr f'!i.~ East \II L Pd . ' coR .st. 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San t'ra nd~-~ Cllraw•ck.v !HI) :11 rtnrlnutl IR~mu!lfil'R l· lf, 7: :1:\ p.rn. 1\•~t:rl"" (\ ' u.lrnzlll'h& II ,\lhlnhi!C'ollma~~IH ), 7: .10 p.m . l.os Houstnn iJkott 1~10 ) 1:n al at S1n1 Dlt•JCO Montn·lll a.l f 'hll•al{o Luub1 at Ne•· 'rork ~l. ,\tlanta P ltt4m..,;h ul Phlladt•lplrolu, nll{tM !-ian Frandst-o al flnl'inl'lltl , nl . ht .,.,, " ' L P c.'l . f>B Ill 55 .511-1 ~:1 :i i .:l!li I '.. ,. Tormatt'l Nrw \'ork ill Iii .361 It 77 11:1 .~ H 71! 67 i:.! . ~Iii! '' Gt 711 .41:1 tt•, Mllw;auk•· lk111lnn 8ufjlmor f 'l •"·r lnd Mlnll!'sot .• O a ltl~d . f 'o~llfnrnl Ku ns~ aa lll'l i~ fifi .!H2 - n C't,v .:17' :1-: · ~ · ., itll .ii H 119 71 . 19:1 6.'1 n .4!'16 61 , II ~·! St.· lit II•• li6 j !l . 11 5 •" l 'C'XIt~ 6.i ,. 5!1 1111 . I:U l :i Thur.;da.v '" ltt•,; ult " ()uktund :1, KanSil>i ( ' II\· '! Rn!lto n 3, &ltlmurt• I ' Mll"';nakM· ~ - Dl'-lrolt J ( '1dlfomi a M. Tt'l!;il~ 1, 10 lnnln ~ Friday 's <Oame!' ~lllmoro • (Ha hyan -1-H a l 8o ~l o 1n 1-~· llrl'l 6-i). i :;l.l p. na. No·•· l 'ork ( C.uidr~· .l-11) at Tnronlo (Fianaa;an HI . 7: !1:i p.m . MIIII'M'S~ll U0imlthi'10n I-Ii ) at ('h•v,•land t F~o~rrt·ll .1--6) . f : :t!i p.m. Orlrolt (Join t>ll I-ll 111 Mll"'aukt't' I HI~,.ra J:i- !1 1. M: :l r-i p.m . TI'Kll" ((iul.man lt~ IJ ) ul f o111fornla (f 'anclf'larla 1\-iJ. 10: ;iii p .m . '• '• '• ;a Oay tona Rnch Admiral!<! ol ·ttw> Florida ShUt• l1111{Ur an• uld · lbP franchliM-' would twt:omt• lttt• Pnrt st. Ludt• Mf'l f'l. ( ' oll('ltt' . Ea!ilt'fn \\'•hln«!on - Nllntf'd Boh Hnlm1111 bw;kfotludl coat·h. Ohln Stall' - Namrd Paul Briluo au a-.s ~l.ltnl h~Miwtb:allt:uach. . 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PI11.~ 1>Ut'J.!h 11 111 :m '1. 1~ . North r·u,·nl ina 11-111 Ii 1 :!II. Soulh<'l'~ Cal 111-lh -unr1:1 nkr l1 Oltw JS r('('{'l\'inJ!: \ 'olrs : Bos lon r-otii'L:I '. Colorudo GMr~la . Jowu , Mh·hlga n S!a iC'. .Oklahoma Sial<'. Sy racuSC'. T£"Xi1 S ,\/(· M and W~ o m ln~-: . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ : • This Week's Specials •• •' Toledo results M11risl folh'~l''" Pr1~,; lnl l•rnallo~~~&l .\MIEHJrAN LE.u;UE 01·1rtiil • R»"hldl Nrw l 'ork lJ\L 1 - IW'·IIIIr •lnllfifls .Ju;an Bo•dlht iU!Id Ort'!Ote!o IH!Oindt>, nH•ht•r Pbll Lomh;udl, ouUirldfll'!oi .lay Hutuwr a nd RahPrlo Kr lly 11•d pll.t·hf'l's Rill Fuhon IUld ,\li.A.·Ih-r from Coli.mhul'O oltbr lnlrrftl.l.tlonal Lra«uetAI\1\) , N~"'· ' 'ork tNL) - Acq.alrt'CI liM' College ratings !iial..d~',.,Gaml'!> • • Transactions NI 'AA - (Show 5-16), IO:fl :l p.m . Lo~ ~\nl{rl rs at.l Satunht.y ' .~ Gam"" B:llltmorf' 111.1 Bo!'ifon :o.;.-v.· l 'o rk at Torantn .'Minftll•!!>ofil al ( 'h-,·rla•4 .,. K a n ~~ (' Jty a l OaJ,:Iand lh'troH :11 Mllw;aulu'f', nll{hl Tt•.:il~ ;al t 'allfornla, nltht fhka~to al Sf•LLttk·. nl.-hl yards on 2t carries, while junior Mike Amos collected 49 yards receiving. Mark Porter excelled defensively and kicked a field goal and a couple extra points In the win. Freshman Richard Deaver looked Impressive the few times he carried the ball, while senior Rick Sellers hurled Lisle's TD pass . The biggest boost In the South· ern offense llas been a success· fully Increased passing game. however. several SHS passes were rushed as the single wing passer did not get a dequate set time. In order to win, Southernmust get some consistency out of Its backfield rath,e r than to rely on workhorse Pete Roush to carry th<' load. Southern had som e trouble getting momentum out of the backfield and hitting the hole with the neede_d burst of speed. In order to win Southern must contiol the line of scrimmage, make fewer mistakes , and not fall behind early. • ·1 The Huntsmen of Coach Ted Lehew are a solid team , but comparable to SHS In size. although SHS may lack In speed at certain positions . Attitude, guts, and sheer determination may be the flnal factor in the outcome of Friday 's game. And with determination and some luck SHS could very well come home with .a win. TOLEDO, Ohio (UPIJ - >Singers Star led every step of the way Friday night In winning the fea tured lOth race pace at Raceway Park. Hlatts Express finished second and Raster came In third . Lue Schliesser guided Singers Star to a 1~ length victory In 1:58, good for payoffs of $3.20, $2.00 and $2.60. Four bettors shared the track's record $136,346.40 awln trlfecta payoff by picking the 10·7-4 combination In the sixth race and the 1-5-6 combo In the eighth race. Each winning ticket was worth $34,ffi6.60. A crowd of 2, 719 wagered $330,091. suNDAY I sEnEMBER 13TH 'All YOU CAN EAT' FAMILY STYLE Oakland -closes gap ... ___ro_nt_inuro_f_rom-'-pa..:.:..~~-3 • Golf event set Septem ber 19 EAST MEIGS - The Eastern High School At hletic Boosters will be spo nsoring a tour-man golf scram ble to be hel d on Sept. 19 beginning at 1 p.m . at Riverside Golf Club in Ma so n, W. Va . All ar<'a golfers are urged t"o participate as arc a ny nongo lfers that may be Interested In s upport in g the Eastern At hletic boosters. Greens fees. which Includes a riding car t, arc more than reasonable at $22 per }>l'rson . If one Is indecisive about enierlng or maki ng a donation , he s hould remember that the bottom line is that this scramble "benefits kids!" Teams will be drawn a t noon a nd one must part iclpatewlth the team drawn . A giant prize In the form o! $200 savi ngs bond goes to the winning team as well as Individual prizes for longest drive, closest to pin, a nd longes t putt . For further Informa tion or to e nter conta ct J . Evans at 843-5440 or any eas tern a thl etic booster. seei ng the ball to the la st mome nt. " With th€ sco re lied 2-2 and one out In the ninth. MtckeyTettiE'ton si ngled off losing pitc her John Davis. 3-2, Atrredo Cr,l tf ln nr n for TN tieton. and .Jerry bon Cir!' ton r(> lleved Davis. Cleaton 1101 the second out. but si ngles by Lui s Polonla and pinch hitter Terry Steinbach loaded thr bases . and · Garber came on to face Ca n ceo . " I got ahead 0-2." said Garber , who had not walked a batter In three gamE>s since jolnln~ the Royals on 'A ugu st 30. "AI th at point , you ha ve to mak<' the pitch. and I didn 't ,." Kan sas City ca tc her .ramie Quirk was Impressed with Ca nse· co 's restrai nt . ..·Aft er It got to 0-2. h<' showt'd me some pretty gOOd dis cipli ne," said Quirk. "The sa me pitch W(' threw him 0-1. we threw him a coup le of more times. and he · . didn 't swing." Eric Plunk. 3-4. worked two hitless Innings to earn the vic· _ tory. uaKtand ta rter ·urt Youn~ ca rrled a four-hit shut out Into the seve nth but pinch hitter Stc\'e Balboni. mired In ll 3 lor 35 slump. blasted his 20th homqr, a two- r un shot. MilWAY TAVERN PRESENTS SMALL TOWN BAND 10 P.M.-2 p.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT lt. 7/143 Pomero , Ohio a SPECIAL I SPECIAL t ' 1984 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS PB. PS . Air. elec . ~indowa, power seats, locks and runs like new . High mileage. White. SS495 1984 MERCURY TOPAZ ••••••••••.••••••••• 54295 Auto. , PB, PS. Air. White. 1981 MERCURY ZEPHYR................... $1 09 5 4 dr . stnadard. Good condition. . . $ 1980 CHEVY CITATION ••••••••••.•..•.. ~ ..• 1095 4 dr. Good condition. 1978 FORD THUNDERBIRD LIMITED ....... 5169 5 • lOUIE 7 915-3132 r 1981 FORD F-1 00............ :..•.•.••••••.•• 52995 Shonbad. Good 'condition. •• CHFSTFH II TM Ti'a~Mrn~rkad FTOA. 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TROTr Amerlcaa to attempt could not even walk to ·the school students have with their and doing things we'd rather not have them do," she said. United Pr.e ss International record atalr climb parents. a special-education promailbox at the end of his 'hny hone can FIRST 'BE6.YER' EPISODE: Here's a note of great at ~lffel Tower fessor says, but plano lessons are driveway. Doctors gave him only stay In city histor ical slgnlflcance for "Leave It to Beaver" fans. The PARIS (UPH - A former five years to live. not far behind. THOUSAND OAKS, Ca ll!. show's long lost pilot e pisode -which does not Include Hugh American physical education "Kids can get embarrassed "I come from an overweight Beaumont or Tony Dow - has been found and will be aired for teacher who once weighed 425 family, and thought I had no just like adults do, " said Univer- (UP I) - Charges were dis· the first time In 29 years Oct. 4 on Superstatlon WTBS. And just pounds says he wlll try to set a chance of ever being healthy sity of Northern Iowa professor · missed against a woman whose claim~ her 28-lnch· neighbors In time for the show's 30th anniversary, loa. world record for climbing a aga in," he said. Donna Raschke. "A person · tall horse violated zoning laws. 'J'he episode, titled "It's a Smail World. " featured a 4 %-year vertical mile by racing up and But after an Intensive diet and doesn't like to be berated by his " This Is a great victory," said old Bea'\/er Cleaver, played then and now by Jerry Mathers. but down the Elffel Tower. exercise program, Sliva lost 230 or her spouse In public, for attorney Gloria Allred, saying television brother Dow and TV dad Beaumont are his familiar example. ll 's the.same thing. " Steve SUva, 39, of Boston, told pounds. she found a lOOphole In an not In the show. Playing the rolesuf Ward and Wally Cleaver are Raschke said Thursday a nareporters. Thursday on the first Now at 190 pounds, Silva sa id ordinance big enough for PatriCaSey Adams and Paul Sullivan. tional team of educators recently level of the tower that he will try he hopes to spread his fitness The pilot alrtd once In 1957 a nd agai n In 1958 ·before being to climb the Parls.lan landmark message among Europeans, who surveyed about 200 grade-school cia. Fairchild's tiny stallion Ragtime. "As far as I'm concerned, misplaced. An ex ha ustive search by Universal resea•rs . s tudents and found the top gripe 7% times in less than twa· hours are moving toward fastfoods and turned-up the program as part -o f the "Heinz 57 Theater Series." Involves parents who scold kids this isn't about a horse, It's about Oct. 3 to beat the former record . away from exercise. a relationship." COMRADE ROGERS: How's this for glasnost- Mr . Rogers In front of their peers. "My life has been . one of ups Silva 's climb marks the first Neighbors In the Los Angeles · is going to Moscow . Fred R41gers. the exceedingly m lidShe said the second-and third· and downs, but not alw;~ys on the · time In nearly 50 years such an · mannered overseer of " Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood." his crew stairs.". said Silva, a weight event has bee n permitted on the mast -frequent responses in· suburb complained the longmaned Ragtime wa:s a farm and some puppets will head to the Soviet Union Su nday to film volved parents who clean their m,anagement trainer who aoun- Elffel Tower, whose more than animal and was prohibited from segments for hts children's shOw. While there, Rogers will some sels overweight people by the 1,300 stairs are visible from the children's closets and throw out the city. Fairchild claimed the visit the set of "Good Night, Little Ones ... the Soviets' longest their favorite llems and parents method he used to lose 230pounds ground. . horse Is a house pet. kid show . running In less than a year. Silva has prepared for his who sign kids up- without prior Last May the City Council "Our hope Is tha t both visits can help build a little bridge in warning - for drea ded plano The record for climbing a mile record -setting feat by walking, ordered Fairchild to get rid of the behalf of c hildren ," Mr. Rogers said. "C hildren all over the vertically Is two hours, one dancing and s hopping with his lessons . gray and white horse, and the world need to know they can be loved just as they are." 1 Raschke said even though minute and. 24 seconds, set at the wife and c limbing more tha n city attorney's office charged her The segments fllmed In Moscow will air on "Mr. Rogers' pare nts often are aware of their Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta 30,000 stairs a week. with an Infraction when she !'leighborhood" In March and the host of "Good Nig ht. Lit lle c hildren's pet peeves, they someIn 1984, according to the Gulnness Kids IJl'lpe about refused . Ones'' plans a reci proca l visit to Rogers in Pittsburgh. times forget the youngsters have Book of World Records. . · parents who scold Ventura County Municipal DISSIDENT CHIC: The 16year -old son of Alexander Silva was a sedentary, 42 5CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (UP!i- opinions. Judge Herbert Curtis Ill dis: SOizhenltsyp, the exile d Soviet wri ter, is oow rubbing ell:!,ow "Parents are simply human. . pound physical e ducation Gentng scolded In front of frlen'ds missed the charges, agreeing patches with •Britain's young elite. Yermolay Solzhenltsyn is teacher In 1979 who a t age 3l Is the main complaint grade- We tend to 'catch kids belng 'bad' with Fairchild's argument that attending Eton, the . premier prep school of the British I the wording of the ordinance establishme nt that costs about $9,000 per academic year. "It created a loophole, Allred said. was both my parents' and my own id ea to come here." She said the ordinance lists Yermolay sa id. " It has a repu ta tion throughout the world for requirements for the owning of at being a very good school. " least two horse s. butt does. not Ye rmolay graduated this summe r from a hi gh schoo l In menllon a single horse. Vermont. where hi s fam ily set tled after leaving the Soviet By Tllm TIHe "Since Patty only has one Union In 1974. Eton headmaster Eric Anderson says the boy horse , she doesn't need a permit. speaks Russian and English a nd is "obviously bright." RIPON, Wis. (NEA) - You've no It's not a violation of · this Young Soizhenit syn.- who Is expected to study E nglish. his tory doubt beard that the Republican Parordinance to keep Ragtime and . and economics, arrived at E ton wearing blue j"eans but such ty is -e111a~ In aomet&in1 of a distherefore there's no (criminal) Western decadence will soon give way to the Eton uniform of pute ~&ardlnl the lulu~ ol the ora•· violation," Allred said. black tailcoat, stlff white colla~ and stri ped trousers. nlzatlon. T!le l!lentben are deballill "I hope the City will decide not BORG LOOKS VUPPIFIED: Bjorn Borg was known for his wblcb of a ball doz1l!n presidential to waste taxpayers' money on greasy long ha ir and unkempt manner during his pro tennis calldidata should next lead tbe group proceeding further. All Patty ~ day s but he looked downrig)lt clean cut Wed nesda y night at a altd the nat1011. wants to do Is love her horse ." Whit e Hou se dinner for SSwedish Prime Minister lngvar But oome of tbe Republicans are Carlsson. also locked in a dispute about the Borg, In a suit and with hi s ha ir not much longer than Oliver group'a put. This one concerns the North's. was part of Car lsson's entourage si nce he serves on paternal oriCinl ol tbeir oraanlution. In recent yean, people from a half· Sweden's tourism board. Also e njoying the dinner were actress dozen commllllltles have laid claim to Candice Bergen , who is Swedish descent , a nd her husband, . tbe dlltlnc:tion of llvln1 in tbe one and ST. LOUIS (UP I) -A surgeon director Louis Malle, composer Marvin Hamlisch . bOxer Sugar only birthplace of the Grand Old used modern microsurgery and Ray Leonard. Olympic skier Phil Mahre, writer Walker Percy Party. 2,500-year-old leech therapy · to and Lynette· Woodard. the first female member of the Harlem Ripon, for example. The locals aay reattach a 7- year-old boy's Globetrotters. tbe party was Iormed in a downtown 1 severed. finger tip. ""hoolhowJe on M.rch 20, 1854 . The . "His !Inger Is doing very well," · ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ""hool hal Men preoerved; it's also salq Dave Welborn. a spokesman been desicnated u a national land- $MALL SCHOOLHOUSE Ill RlpOII; Wis. was lbe alte of the llilteric Marcll ZO, mark, and there ill a lettered sliD- 1854, moettac lila I advocated lormalloa of tk Repabllcu Party. RlpaD (pop: for Children's HospitaL Donnell McLucas was released board In front that uys tbla .is where 7,W),Iocated alHMII as mllet DOrtliwesl ol Mllwaaku, II sow a ceater of food Wednesday , but wlll return to the . It all started. from Abraham Uncoln procfllial aDd liglll manafactarlllg. 25 qualified homeowners in the general area will be givhospital In about three weeks for to Ronald Reapn. en the opportunity of having installed in their home a checkup, Welborn said. And yet tell thai to Jaclt.lon, Mich., America's most up to date custom -made replacement The second-grader wa s hurt or lo Crawfonlavllle, Iowa. The peo- 1154. That law let settlers in the West their localities. Republican bickering windows at a very special low cost for their panicipation ple In tJ.- places Ullnk tbe Ripon decide whether to allow slavery in apart, he says the birlllplace contro- Aug. 20 while pushing his sister In in this limited offer. This window is better than alumir bout is milplaced. They have sites their territories. Disgusted, Bovay versy is fueled by chambers of a department store shopping cart num, stronger than vinyl. certified by architects, and. aland clalma of tbelr own on tbe sub- called a meeting of breakaways in the commerce. that tipped over. though it has the beauty of wood, is not made of it. So. if Ject. For that matter , so do Danville, Ripon ""hoolhouse, and ~3 vole~ ' Not that there 's anything particu· Donnell's hands beca me · en· you are tired of those dirty old windows that stick. slip ln. and no 1- than tbree ·citlell In attended. larly profitable about the hometown tangled In the cart when he tried and are hard to operate. take advantage of this offer Pennlylvanla: Plttlburp, · Lancuter Tbe meetinl did not set any bells claim. Not in Ripon, anyway. Tbe city to right It and It crashed to the now. ringing. Ripon was !ben as now Ia( has become the namesake of one well floor. pinching off the tip of his - Plllladelpllta. 111 Wbo'l ript? f..O.,. tbe center of polilic:al attenllon. known Republican subdivision, the left ring !Inger, Welbqrn said . PA~ .,.EI!BB Co~ Wbo knows. Vet · Bovay felt the gathering was Ripon Society, but there's little evi304:l"22-"l 000 Collect · "It was severed from the first The only thine everyone agrees oo .monumental. "We went into the little . dence that many travelers go out ol joint to th~ end, " Welborn said. Is approtlmate hiltory. The parly meetl"' u Whip, Fn!e Sollers and their way to visit this kind of history. I 002 Broadway ~ve~ Parkersburg, WY 2610 I wu formed .Ornewhere In tbe middle Democrats: he said, and came out as In fact , some travelers go out of " It· was pretty well crushed ." Dr. Bruce Kraemer, a plastic ~th century. The Democrall and the first Republicans in the United their way to avoid it. Republican presi---DvB~iE~£~!~-~RKu-roRW!ioows~D-1 Whip had dominated politics to tbe States. idential candidates, to cite an illuotra- surgeon, performed microI WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION. ·. I time, but they be&an to splinter over Well, maybe. But there are folks in tion . Miller says tile candidates do not surgery to reconnect tiny blood I I the qUHtlon of wbetber tbe nation Crawfordsville, Iowa, who do not want to look as II they are favoring vessels, Inserted a pin In the bone I NAME I should permit slavery In the newly think so. They say a reformer named one claim over the othen, and there- and sewed up the wound. formed weotem territories. Samuel Rankin started organizing fore no one remembers any of them. But because ·blood failed to ADDRESS Alvan Bovay wu a Wllconsin lelia· Republicans there in February 18&4; ever, making a local appearance . drain from the !Inger, Kraemer Iaior then. He wu also an abolitionist that was a month before tbe Ripon Still, the claim here remains· in- used leeches, each about an Inch CITY H. and did not think tbe Democrats or rneet1n1. and the ar1ument is that variable. The Ripon faithful grant no long, to suck up excess blood. The YOUR HOME Will BE THE SHOWP LACE OF VOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, I AND WE WILL MAKE IT WORTH YOUR WHILE IF WE CAN USE YOUR HOME . I Whip reflected hillllOI'al plllloeoplly. Crawfordsville gave the idea to those concessions. Bovay's schoolhouse ha4 tiny vessels In Donnell's !Inger Rlpon loyallata say the local hero who followed . been moved to a landscaped corner, eventually rejuvenated ~--------------------------~-· started tblnkln& about formtnc a new Then there is Jackson , Mich. Re- it's open Ia the public several days a themselves . . party u early u 1152, ·and thought publicans there say the meetings In week. and tbe Republicans lnstst that the name Republican had a satisfying Ripon and Crawfordsville were all very well , except they were informal. the argument "chum and pre~tlae." local facts elsewhere are gospel,isperiod. contrived, Bovay 1a aald 10 have put his They say the GOP did not become of· It might be added that there are tbouptl 'Into action when Congress ficial until July 6, 18&4, when activists other residents who don't really care. e!*ted tbe Kansu-Nebruka Act held a convention in Jackson to write They are the Democrats, don't you a platform and select candidates for know. They say Ripon may or may state office. not have the outstanding claim, but, And even that formality was limit- considering the GOP this century, ed to the parochial level. Thus Penn- Teapot Dome lo the Iran-contra af· sylvania Republicans say they also fair , maybe all of the tOWDI abould have a claim. They feel the party was just keep the whole thing quiet. @ 11111, NEWSPAPER IL1tTI3iPRJ:si: AlliN. formed ocean to ocean in 18&6, when there was a gatherinl in Pittsburgh ' (attended by Abraham Lincoln arid Horace Gn!eley). and later that year in Philadelphia, when the first nation • Ripon • al convention was conducted. Whew! Geor1e Miller says everyTom Tiede one wants to get into the acl. He is a .. ' retired history professor in Ripon who says ·everyone" includes those who operate the tourist programs in • •• Leeches used to treat finger ' Our Dellciou• Tun1 1nd Rich Egg Noodln in e SIIVOfV Seuce Served with Our Fluffy m ..hed potatoM 1nd Hom.made Gravy end Hot Buttered Pei!SWith Your Choice of 1 Hot StellfiiY Roll or Homemade 8l1cuh. Quirks ·in the news ___________;_ r---People ·in the news- Birthplace of the GOP is ·disputed Make sweet memories for your grandparents. FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER 11TH The Daily Saatii181- PIIge-5 Ripon? Rip-off? Southern _going after second grid win against Hunts.m en • ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • : ·; : ; : • : : LOS ANGELES (UPI J - A former smoker paid to erect an eleclrorilc billboard that flashes the growing number of Amerlcans who die of smoking- related diseases each year . The 12-by-48-foot sign went up Thursday, starting Its count at 221.000 deaths so far In 1987. It cords an aver-age of one death eve ry 97 seconds based on an estimated 325,000 smokingrelated death s each year. Th,· sign .- which will keep the tally going until Jan. 1 before being switched back tp zero- is atop the YWCA building in West Los Angeles and faces westbound traffic on Little Santa Monica Boulevard near the San Diego Freeway . ! ..-~~~~-~--~~~-~--~------------, ~ ~ i l ~ A BIG "THANK YOU" TO, EVEIYONE WHO MADE OUI SECOND ANNUAL "ROCKIN' ON THE RIVER" FOR ft)USCULAR DYSTROPHY A SMASHING SUCCESS ··~ •. l· ..... Ashland!. HALZIT · t : : t : tt t ,SON OR DAUGHTER GO BACK TO SCHOOL WITHOUT TAKING ·THE NEWS FROM HOME WITH-THEM. ONLY $48.75 FOR 9 MONTHS THE DAILY SENTINEL ..WE DELIVER .. • L~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~---~~-~~ . -~ . ~ I ,. I •' • • I �Friday. September 11, 1987 Ohio I ---..... The Daily By The Bend ~entinel Friday, September 11, 1987 Page-7 Beat of the bend Miners'[Jamboree... FRANCIS FLORIST UN/(( Cu unh '( Ol(U·~t Flurut 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 467.&9 614 / 992-2644 'I!F' ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Natoonwode Ins. Co of Columbus. 0 804 W Mam 992 2318 Pomerov " MEIGS TIRE \ ' CENTER, INC. \11, 1 Pomeroy ft'\ \ RACINE PLANING MILL GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Po1111roy, 011. John F Fultz Mgr Ph 992 2101 l Veterans Memorial Hospital 11 S E Memonol Dr 992-2104 Pomeroy Age IS the cxlometer by whtch we mark the milestones on our journey of life, and yet some people seem to get better mileage than others For reasons of varuty, good health or the absence of any s1gns of agmg, they w:ut longer to proclaim themselves as seruor atiz.ens. In fact, it IS hard to believe that some of these youthful-looking people can be grandparents Nonetheless, regardless of how they look or act, our elders deserve our respectful attention and love Children should be taught this by the example we set for them, so that what would otherwtse be an uncomfortable generation gap can be turned mto a rewarding exchange> of 1deas and experiences for both young and old, whether they be grandparents or JUSt acquaintances. Our House of Worship teaches us to revere our elders, and to remember that we will be there ourselves some day. K&C JEWELERS 112 E Maon Street 992·3785. Pomeroy TRINITY CHUROJ Rev W H Pf'rr!n. pastor Debbie- Buck Sunday SchOol SUp! 01Urch &trol 9 15 am Wors hip Ser..1f' 10 lJ a m Choir ll.'hearsal Thesda~ 7 l ) p m undN' dl!'eCiion of Lols Bun FOMEROY CHURCH OP THE NAZA RENE CorT'IC'r Unkln and Mul\:l'rry RPv Thoma" Clm McClung pastor Norman P'rl.'s ley S S Su pt Su ndav Schoo! 9 :D a m mornln~ worship 10: :ll a m rve,ung seJVlC(' 6 pm rrucf."f'f'kSf'l"\\l{y> \\ednl'Sdav 7 pm GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 326 E Mam St f'omproy Su ndav Sl'tvrt'S Holy lUmmuruon on Ur first Su ndav or each month and l'Ombtnro Wllh morrung praver on thr third Sunday Morrun g pravN" and SPrmon on all otht.•J Sundi:lvs u ( lhf' month Chu!'ch School and Nurserv can- pruvrr:hi Coffee:' hour ln thi?Partsh Hall rrnmedl.tleb f(Jllm4- rng the serv l('(> ' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Main St l...A:o Nash pastur Bible &hool9 :l1 a m Monung worshrp 10 Dam Youth merr rnWi 6 00 p rn EvenlnJ:: Mrship 7 00 p m WC"dnesdav nt)::hl prawr meeting and Blbl(' studv 7 00 p m THE SAlVATION ARM'I ll!'l Burrl'l'nur Av(' PotTIE'roy Mrs Dora Wining m chm gr Sunday OOIIr'f'Ss mf'{'!lng 10 a m Su nda\ School 10: l ) am Surday Sctxx>l YPSM E:lolo;e Adams k>adl:.>r 7 :II p m. Salv:Jt\on JTlf'et!ng v;mous SJX'a.k('t-s and musk sJI'dals Thursday 11 l) a m to:! p m La die; HoiTlf' l..e~ J'1"1('fllb('f'S tn Ct\an!l:' all WOITI£"n lnvltrd 6 45 p m Thursdav Co!'ps C01dct Cla'\:sS ! Youn~ PeopiP..Btbl.('l 7 Jl p m Blblr Stud' and Pta~;er ~1\n,a open to thC' p ubl k POMEROY WESTSIDE lliURCH Of CHRIST ~Children sHomeRoad tCount\ Road 761 9:1252ll Voca l music Sunda\ Wor slhpJO a m BlbleStudv U am Worship 6p. m Wf'dnesda\ Bible Study 7 p m OLD DEXTER AISLE CH1l!STIAN ' CHURCH AI\ In Cunl<;; pa~tor Lrnda Swan "Sup! Sunda\ School 9 lJ am pll'arhin,l! ser , viCl'S flf'St and th rrd Sunda\ follo'tl ing Sunda\ School Youth m£'(11\ng 7 ll p m eYE'ry Sun- ' dav GRA HAM ~ Prea c hing UNITED t orn 930 am , 10 30 a m m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Arc:het" Rev Roy Deeter Re\ Seldon Johnson Al F'RED - Ch ureh Sc hool 9 30 a m \Vors hrp 11 am UMYF" fi :Wpm UMW Th rd TUI ~dav 7 30 p m Communi on frrsl Su nrlll\ rArc hl'fl CHESTER - Worship q a m Ch u rc tl SC'hool lO :i m Btblf'Study Thursdav 7p rn UMW fr rsl Thursd J\ 1 p m Com rnunlon first ~undav IA rchC'rt JOPPA - Worship 9 :10 a m Church St hool 10 W a m Btbk Stud\ WN1n£>Sda\ 7 10 p m 1 Johnso n 1 LONC BOITOM - Chu rrh Sc-hool 9 :\0 am Wors hrp 7 p m B1blr Stud v Wrd msli\Jv 7 30 p m UMYF' \\f'dn f:'Sdav fi IM.l p m Commumon F'1rs1 Su nda ~ 1.<\t (hC'r! REEDSVILLE- Churc h School 9 JO a m Worship S£-rvi<C' 11 00 am TUPPERS am ... POMEROY FIRST BAP'riST Lyslon :Halley minister Sa turday eve ning ., evang£>hstlr services open to pubhc 7 p .. m Sunday Chu rch School 9 30 am am ; ... FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Po m erov Plkf' E Lamar 0 Br}ant pastor :Jack Needs Su nday School Director Sun " ?Jay Sch ool 9 30 a m Morning Worship " iO 45 even In~ worsh ip i OOp m fD S T) 1 A 7 30 IE S T ) Wednesday Prayer Ser : vi ce, 7 OOp m (DS T l &7 30P M (ES ., T ) Mission Fnends (age-s 2 6) Royal ... Ambassadors !boys ages &. 18) an d Girls ~" lJI Action (ages 6-181 on WE'dn esda} s 7 p (DST)&7 30pm (EST ) Tuesda y 11 VIsitation 6 30 p m , · PAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bal ,.- ~y Run Road RPv Emmett Ra" son pas ijlr H andle> Dunn s upt Sunday Sc hool "'lOam Sundayevenlng servlce 7 30p m ;JI'I ;r Bible IPachlng 7 30 p m Thursday • ' SYRACUSE MISSION Qerry St Sy ,.. racu se Services lO am Su l'lda y EHnlng :¥rvlces Su nda y and Wedn esday at 7 00 p m : • MlllDLEPORT CHUH CH OF CHRIST INCHRISTIANUNTON Re\ KellhEblln • -'ast or Sunday School 9 30 am Wad e · Rayman sup! Morning Worship 10 30a m Sunday evening service 7 30 p m ~ Vrl'dnl.'Sda} Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m , • MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ;.Racine RRv James Satterfield past or ,..Frl'Cman Williams Supt Su nda y Sc hoo l '"9 <15 a m Sunday a nd Wednes day eve n ,; ing services 7 p m , MlllOLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST , Cornff Si:llth and Palmer Earl Ed~ n Pas ""'tor Bob Parker S S Sup t Cat hy Ri ggs ii"Assl Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 15 a m " Morn ing Worship 10 15 a m Sunday .,Evening S£'rvl~ 7 p m Prayer mf.'f"'lng ~ nd Bible SOJdy Wednesday evening 7 p MIODLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEPORT C!!URCH OF THE NA r URENE, em PASTOR F'rPd Penhorwood Whl1e Sunday School Supt Sunda y School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 ~-.m, EvangeHsttc m eeting 7 00 p m ~;wednt"Sday 7 00 p m Prayt>r meeting f UNITED OF PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY MEIGS COUNTY ..., ~ Rev Charla Talbott I' HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN ~HURCH - Sunday Worship Services 00 a m , Church School 10 15 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN unday School 9 a m Church service-, r 015am 0 SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY t ~ ' 'J'ERIAN - Sunday School ~Church service. 11 15 a m .~ 10 a m , RUTLAND CHUROI OF GOD. llaSlor, •"iJohn Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m , f_Junday Morn ing Wonhlp 11 00 a m Chll 1..dren's Church 11 a m Sunday Evening ~rvlc_e 7 00 p m Wed , 6 p m Young La ., ~- 1 PAUL - CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev larnl!!S E: CorhiU Re\ S'even Nelson Kt"v Mrtlvln Franklin Rev Clernenh• S Zani"'a, Jr Rev Rohert Mwssman • 1\SBU R) Svracu~f'l - Wors hlpll am Chur c h &hoo l 9 45 i:l m Charge Blbl f' Slud\ WC'dnC'Sd av 7 Wpm UMW first Tuf'sdav 7 30 p m Chorr RPhC'ar!)al W('(lnf'sda v 6 lO p rn UMW fourth Su n clav 6 lO p m t Ne>l son l ENTERPRI SE - Wm ~h lp ~ a m Churc h School 10 a m Brblf' Srudv TU I"!O da\ 7 Ill p m UMW First Mondav i 30 p m , UMYF" Sundav ll p m Choh Rl" hro.rr sal b Wpm W('(lnC'sda v rF'rankllnl FLATWOODS- Chunh SC' hool lO am Worshrp 11 a m B1bl! St udv Thu rs da v 7 p m UMYF Sund>!v 6 p m tFranklml FOREST RUN - Wurshlp 9 u m Churc h S< hool lfl AM Choir ptalllcC' lu<'.'ida\ 6 30 p m U M~ flr s1 Tuf'Sdav 7 30pm !Nf'lsonl HEATH I Mlddlcporll - Chur ( h Sc hool q JO r m Mornrnsz Wo1ship tO W i:l m Youlh Group 4 p m Wrdn('S(lJY Church Choir r('hl".tn•al 7 pm Thutsdav Pr ,1vN Sf>n IC'(' h 30 p m Blbl(' Studv 7 p m tZunl~a ) MINERSVILLE - \\io1 s h ip Sen IC{' 10 a m Church School 1l am UMW lhlrd Wf'dnf'sdav 1 p m ChOir pract tl"C' Mon d IV 7 30 p m I Nelson\ PEARL CHAPEL - Worship Strvlce q 30 a m ChurC'h Sc hool 10 15 a rn UMW Second Tut'sda" 7 10 p m I Muss man\ POMEROY- Church & hool 9 15 a m Wors hip 10 ID am Choi r r<'hf'arsal WNin <'sdav 7 m p m UMW sl't:ond Tu esdav 7 30pm UMYFSundav 6p m 1C'orb11t 1 ROCK SPRINGS- Church &>hool 9 15 1 m Wors hip 10 a m Brblf' S! udv. W('d nC'sda v 7 30 p m UMYF (S{'nlonsl Sun (lav 5 ll m IJunlor s l ('V('fV othf'r Sun ctav b p m rFranklln l RUTLAND - Church School 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW First Mondav 7 30 p m SALEM CENTER- ChurchSchool9 15 a m Wor-.hlp 10 15 p m I Mussman! SNOWVI LLE: - Worship 9 00 a m r hurch schbol9 45 a m (Mu ssman) SOUTHERN CLURTER lte\1 Roger Grace Rev Paul McGuire J APPLE GROVE - Church SC"hoo l q lO m Wors hi p 10 00 a m tfl rst and third Su nd aH) Blhlf' sl uclv ('Vf'rv S und ay 7 p m UMW S<>rond Tursdnv 7 ~ p m Pravt'l m('£'1\nJ.! Wf'dnPsda\ 7 p m (G raCI"! BF. rHANY - Worship 9 a m Church Sc-hool 10 a m Blblf' Sludv W<'dnC's d a" 10 <:1m Dorcas Womf'n s Fellowship, ¥- f'd nf'sd,tv 11 am (McC.ulr(') CARMEl - Church School 9 30 am Wors hip 10 45 3 m Sfo('ond and Fourth Sundavs F"f'llowshlp dinner with Sutton third Thur~dav 6 :Ml p m (McGuirf'l EAST LETART- Church SchooJ 9a m Worshrp tO a m sf'C'Ond and founh Sun davs UMW first Tuf'sda\1 7 30 p m rcr.tcf'l LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m (G rare) MORNING STAR- Worship, 9 45 a m Church School 10 30 a m Blbl(' STudy Thursday 7 30 p m ( Raderl RACINE WESLEYAN - Church School. 10 a m Worlihip ll am UMW fourth Mondav at 7 .10 p m Men s Prayer Breakfast W{'()nesdav 7 a m tGracel SUTTON - Church School 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 45 am first and third Sundavs Frllowfhlp dinner wl1h Carmel lhlrd Thursday, ~ 30 p m tMcGutre) ,, FUNERAL HOr.tl • 992-5432 ~ 992-5141 ~~~ ~--r-----------~ F'AlTH BA I' ll!'i l l~tU/H II ~urnl1v m ~ " ors h l pll.tm S1 pa ~ r o r Sunclt.~\ Srhoo l q ~ ,r m ~l'O ntl fo urth Sundt\~'tiOt"hrp <; f'!\ I H 11 2 HEM!.OCK GROVE CHR ISTII\N Ro~ C'r Watson paslor C rMl -.on Pratt Su nd a\ School Supr Morn in~ V.. orshlp 9 30 am Sund av School 10 30 a m EvrnmJt sf'r VIet' 7 30 p m M1' UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu £' JOE' Sayrf' Sundav SC'hoo! Sup! Sunda\ School 9 4~ a m E\rnln,g "or !Ohlp H :vl p m Pravf'r MeMin,~t ti :\0 p m paslor Vto edn<'Sday TUPPERS PI A INS CHURC H OF CHRIST Dav<' Prf'nl lrr mini s ter Df'rv! W<'lls Supt Church School !=! n m Wor ship Sf'n lc t' 9 45 p m CHESTER CHURCH OP THE NAZA RENE Rt'v Ht rbrrt \.r I! I ' p rs1or Ft ,mk Riff!(' o,;u pl ~unc i tv Sc hool ~ :10 a m Wor~hlp !>f'r\ It f 11 a m 1ml 7 p m Sunda v Wf'd nf"sd rv 7 p m Pr n t r me r•l '"•LAUREL CliFFB< F"REE METHODIST CHURCH pastor F. 0 rv ld II RobNI Barr on D!r('CIC!r of Chrl s11.1 n Educa tion StrvrEbll n .Jsstslct nl Sundu\ Sch oo19 :vt am Morn ing ~or !> h\p 10 :ill a m Trrns in Action tip m EV£'nl nRWorshlp 7 Ollp m Wednf' ~ d av <'\f' nlng praHr mJI Blhl c <;; 1udv 7 OO.p m Cho ir pra ( ltlf' Thursduv 7pm DEXTER CHUR CH OF CHRI ST C harlC'~ Rusc;C'J1 Sr mlnist('l Rick Ma combf'r c;upt Sundav School 9 30 a m Worship S£'f\lcc 10 30 <.1m Blblf' sl udv Tul'Sda v 7 :10 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHftiSTOF LATTER DAY SAINTS Pori land RaclnrRoad W1111amRoush ptsl or rh urch school dir<'CI OJ Churf'h SC'hool q 30 a m Morning\\ ors hip 10 30 J m WC'dn('sd a \ <'VC'nlng prav('r sC'rvlcc>s 7 JO p m BF:THI EHEM BAPTIST Rf'\ E:arl !'ihul('r pa sto r Worshlpsf'rvltr 9 JO.t m Sunda\ Sf'hool to 30 a m Blb l<' Studv and pr.:I VN srr\IIC'<' Thursdav 7 :-10 p m Lind a E\ans 'id Curfm.m pastnr Sundav School 9 30 H m Ra lph Carl Su p! Ev('nlng 't\.Orsh\p i 00 p m PravPr mf' <'llng Wf'd nf"Sdav 700pm LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN Vl"rnon Eldridgl' pa,.lor, Walla('(' DamrwoOO S S Supt sundav School9 30a m Worship Sl'rviCE', 10 30 a m RACINE FIRST BAP'I'ISt StNo Mlkf' Swl~E'r Sundav ~hool Sup! Sunday School 9 ~0 a m Mot ning wor~hlp 10 40 a m SundaY f'lf'nlng wor!<~hlp 7 30 p m wronesda y r1 rning Blbl£' ~tudv 7 30 p m !URI. INGHAM COMMUNITY C!ruROI Burlingham Ray LaudermJlt pastor Ro [)(oa\Pr Pastor hfort C'm.art as.o;lstan1 paslor Surtdav School 1(1 a m wnrshlp 7 p m Wedncsdav fi p.m voulh met>llng Wed 7 p.m church SPrVI('('S PINE GROVE HOL!;I':f~S CHURCH 1; mil <' off Rl ~2.5 RE"V Bf;n J WaUs ~stor Robert St>arlE"S S S Sup! Sunday School 9 :m a m Morntn~ Worship 10 30 a m Sunda v PvPnlng service 7 30 p m nNida v SPrv JC'f' 7 :UJ p m woo' SILVER RUN BAPriST Bill Lltll o pastor Strve Lllflf' s S Supt Sundav SC'hool 10 am Morning wor ~lp n am Sundav M e nln1!: worship 7 30 p m Praypr ml't'tln~ and Blblestudv Thursday 7 30 p m Youfh mE>ellnR WE'dnf'Sday at 7 p m RF.IOICING LIFE BAPTISt CHURCH N 2ng_AvE' Middlq~ort Sunday. .- 38.! 1 Ill 0(1 1 rn Mnrnrn g " nr., hll> - fl( j \ ) Ill HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Nt"~A Hao,~cn , WV pastor Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning wor ship at 10 30 a m ~nday (>YE'nlna serviCf' at 7 30 p m Thurs srrvlc('S a1 7 30 p Mike Thompson m FREEDOM GOSPEL MIS.~ION at Ba ld Knob loca!ed on Count v Road ll R(>v LawrencE' GluE"sencamp pa stor Rev Roger Willford assl pastor Prrathlng serviCE'S Sunda y 7 30 p m Pray~r mlf'{'l!ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Gary Gr iffith leadPr Youth ~roups Sunday evPning aT 6 30 p m with Roger and Violet Willford leaden Comm union serviCf' first Sunday each month WHifE S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH - Coolv ll leRD RRv PhllllpRI dt'"nour pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worship service 10 30 a m Blbl~ study and worship st>rvice Wrdncsd ay 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Bill Car ter pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Wors hip and Communi on 10 30 am RUT!.AND BIBLE METHODIST Amos Tillis pastor Sonny Hudson supt Sunday School9 30 a m M orning worship, 10 30 a m Sunday evening service 7 00 p m Wednesda y service 7 p m WMPO program 9 a m each Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rev Lowell Ford pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Wors hip servi ce 10 30 a m , Young peoplE's service 6 p m Evangelistic service 6 JO p m Wednesday service 7 p m MASON CHUR CH OF CHRIST Mill er S! Mason, W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m • Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Wedne; day Bible Study vocal music 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud diJlg Lane, Mason W Va J N Thacker pastor Evening service 7 30 p m Wo men s Mlntstry Thursday 9 am Wednesd ay Prayer and Bible Study 1 1~ ao n qulh ( r tnf r rl'H t • \ '=.\( t !Ji fltt .nil "'qt1ml s, , l'l i:! " tt\U! 7 j)fJl Su ndi \C'\ tn ln~"'r'l< f'7 fll p MT OLIVF (0MMUNIT't ( HUtl( ll r t•nu IIU :'I h Pll!<.IOr M 11i: F'nlnlf'r St Sup! Sund1n S< tlllf J1 ,, nd Mot nln .c- Wo1 ~ hlp ~ '0 :i m Sund 1\ ('' l' hln.'? Sl' r\ If'•• 7 p m \: nur h m t'f'!ln g 111tl Brl.Jh Stud\ Wr rln Ndav 7 p m UNITED FAll H ( II URC H nr 7 nn P0 m<r ovRv P.a,11s H'' D.r\ rd Wi sf'm Hn s1 pa ~ t or Mt •l\ In Or.tk{ S S ~up 1 Sundav Sch ool (i W t m M o tnln g Wm ~hl p 10 10 Ew nlng Worshi p 7 ill p m Wl"dnr>SdiH Pravt' l Sen l( r 7 _!() p m I I lA hunl 10 St 1 m v. lt h J-qn lnl.l~f t\hf''l 1 !.t '>M"i lllt pfll lor .111 a"!f .., \\Pdnt ~ dt\ r,, nrnlo! ~· r 1 h ,..., ,,, "' p m rnd 1p m W! '(lnl "" llll~ .,N\ IU"o 11 AN1 1Vl! II 't RA 1'1 1S1 Kt> llnt' l h ~rnlt h p ... tor Sunclu\ Sclmol930 urn · thu rth. Fea tured spea ker at Tuesdays program at the Senior Center on Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy wlll be Dr M Suzanne Mlze cardlot oglst from the Holzer Cli nic and Holzer Medical Ce nter In Gallipolis The group will m eet at I p m Sept 15 Dr Ml ze. a native of Cl ncln nat! Ohio graduated from Kenyon College tn Gambler Ohio In 1973 She then entered the University of Cinci nnati SthOol of Medicine. graduating tn 1977 I •ml)l~ rt S S Su 111 Sumln Su no1,1' 1 vt n In~ .. ~·n l' t 7 iUl,p m I U( .,1111' ,md 1 hut !'. Ct i V Sl r \ i1I ' ,,j 11:1 j) Ill NF: Y. IM \ FN C' IW I{( tf tW rltF.: N;\ 7~\HEN~ nn {,]t nlJnn l'!IIIULI j) l'il' r Sun11 t\ ~ h011 l q m W tH ~h l p .., , 1 \ l11 1n1 I) 1nf1 \ tn tlt n11'1J:: ~r r vi r • II Jn ' m :w , \ iHHh..,Lr\h c Su nd,t v +-.1 ~ 1.1 m Sunci A\ t'\'t n1nj;! '' t\ l('t 7 IMip m WNI n<"">d n l'r '" 1 Mu IIIl i( tnrl fl lhlr SIUd\ i 1111 p m NEASE SF r11 ~ MF 1\TC !Wittll ~un cl1 \l Jl 1£'rnoon ~C'rv h:-ft<.. .11 2 .311 Thur ...r:la) J0l(l • m c 'rnln~ 1111'rv1( ~"'. '' 7 10 , F IHST HAP'fiST( HUHCH M.1,.;on W Va l'u"lur Ril l Mu rph' ~undl\ ~h ool iU am Suntl1 v l Vt nln.: 7 :t41 p m Pr ''" r ffif>l 110~ mil li lhh .., ludv Wt'<lncw.,d:w j flO p m F'Vf 1 \Oilt' "' lr mrw H U TLJ\~D FRF ~ Will AAPT IS1 Sa hm Sl H1\ P ;.r ul l ,t \l ur pu .,l clr Sund.1\ Sc hdbl Ill 1 m Sundu\ • \C n l n~ 7 00 p m Wrdnt's<l,l\ • v ,~ nl n ~ 1)1 1\('l rnt •f't l n ~ 7 00 pm SOl!TII BErtH I Nf II fl SrM1F.NT CHUHC H Stlu1 Hlci Rt" Ou.rnl' Svtll n st!IC' k( r po,., lo r Sunllflv !khnol 9 a m Yt orli hlp ~ ni ct !O ltm Su ml tVI"Hn !nR srrv\(1' 7 flOp m \\t"((D(f!>d:.t} ni gh! Hlhll' s lud v i Ill p m a~ HARTFORD CHURC H OF C HRIST IN Harlford W Vet Rt'\ Dadd McManis pas1o1 Church Sc: hOol 11 \1.1 a m :-lunda\ mor nlnJ: s('t \ICC' II I m Sund,l\ f'H' nln ,R: SH V]('(' 7 30p m Vi£'d1lt"Sda\ p ra,rrm('tlln$Z" 7 :Kl pm FAIR\ I F.W BIRI E CHUR CH l..f'l d l 1 W Va Rl 1 l ame'S li'" L<.;, pas! or Wor s h1p s('n. lrrs q lOam Su nd ,t\ School 11 c1 m F.v('n [ngworship 7 10 p m Tu<.'Sda\ co nag( pr aV('J m (l('1lng and Bibl<' Stud\ 'I 10 am Worship S('l' i<'<' \V( dnt:'Sda' 7 lOp m OUR SAVIOUR I UTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Hcnn Sts Ra\ <'MS~ ood Vto V.t ThC' RE'\ Geo r g(' C Wl'lriC"k pa~tor Su nday SChool 9 30 u m Sunday ~A ore; hlp ll am CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH locat('don Pom('l ov Plk£> Counl v Road t~ nt'ar Flat \.\oodS Re v Bla ck 'tl.ood pastor Sc'niC(.os on Sund IY at lll 30 a m and 7 IU p m wlt h 1Sunday!)( hoo19 30 a m Blbl(' Study Wed ncsdav 7 30 p m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE F'Oil CHR IST, St Rl 1.18 Anllqullv Rl'\ F tanklln Dlckl'ns pusto1 Sunday ml)rn lnJ!: 10 a m Sund<.tV <'Hnin~ 7 jO p m Thur'ldav f'V('n ing 7 :10 p m ST!VERSVILLE COMMUNITY RAP TIST OIURCH Pas tor Robc1l By('rS Sunda\ SchoollO a m Worship Sel"l' tee 11 a m Su nda y evenlnR serviC'C' 7 30 p m . Wedn('Sdav <!\E'nl n~ sorvlr<' 7 30 p m CHURC H OF IESUS CHRIST APOS TOLIC - Va nZandl and Ward Rei Elder Jam es Miller, pas tor SundaY School 10 30 a m Worship Service Sunday, 7 ~ p m Bible Stud} WC'dnesday, 7 30 p m CALVARY P!LGHIM CHAPEL, Harrt sonvlll(> Road Rev Dewey Kin~ pastor Clinton Faulk. Sunday School Sup! Sun day School9 30 a m mornin~ worship 11 a m Sunday ('venln(l: servl(.'(' 7 30 p m Praver Met""llng W(>dnesday, 7 30 p m praver mef'ftng 7 00 p m over , fnlc t 7 :Ulpm \OU! hl f>JI(' "' ~ hlp"Jflp m Olblt .. tud1 111UI >tCI.r Y 1 ,l(l p m H " l I \. OSPf.J. I JC. U1 HO :-l J-: :\')1 15. H I! . nd Ito ul Po rn~ 1r,, Tom l<tlh I) ,.., C HRI~TIAN UNION SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD "Chest Pain ' wlll be the subject of the September series of Health Maintenance programs sponsored jointly by the Holzer Medical C!'nter and thr Holz!'r CliniC desig ned lor communit y resident s who are age 55 and B1 bit -.tud\ •I i IQ 11 Ill ' Oul h '>t"J \ h't ""'i ,.~ , I ' ' ' ' .11 7 lfl p m Hll F'-'I A f~II O\\ ~ IIIf' l11'~11 11St M ld!llf'J)t1ll H1 otht r thufk Mt Phi' r.,on ~)." lur Sund n. ~( hlltll 10 r m Sunil H pm non Pentecostal Worship servle!' Sunday 10 a m , Sunday School 11 a m Evening worship service 7 00 p m Wednesday Chest pain seminar topic M\01)1 F POHfPI l\H(Ci!-\ l t\l 1hhll ,\\(HI\ (l.trkR ~ h:tl j)U 'i l ot c .rrl!'lu l tlnl!h u n ~und 1\ St honl "'u pt ~unri rn l iVI NG WORD ( HES1 I'R I HUll( II M Jd\H' f'kPrtHt !'.( t \ifi ' Y.• '<In• "'tla\ 7J) m Sl'~ rt HU ~ I m Thu r"l• \ lu•r-.hlp; 11 111 V ro..rttlln nTtlln~ctn 1 'tllp m MOH SJo. (H Al"~ ! 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CARLETON INTEHDENOMINATION AI CHURCH Klngsburv Road Re' Da m Radio progra m WMPO Sunday Wam 5th an d Ma in AI Hanson minister ~lchard DuBose, Associate Pastor Mike ;;Gerlach Sunday School SuJl(IJ'I ntt'"fldent fi'!" Blble School 9 30 am Morning Wonhlp -10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 00 p m pvoonesdav 7 00 p m Prayer meeting , ST C'hurrh School 9 a m Worship 10 <1 m Brblr Slu<h ruC' ~ da v i 10 p m U MW Thlid Tuf:'sdav 7 30 p m Commu mo n F'rrsl Sund a1 IArchcrt .!!'fl1 ChlldrPn s c hoir practice Wednes ay 7 p m Adult choir practice Wed 8 ~ PLAINS 1[)(>('!('rl METHDiliST days of (>ach month third and fourth Sun day each month" orshlp St>r\ Ices at 7 ~0 p m WE'dnesday evE' mn gs a t 7 30 p m Prayt>r and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENT IST M"l : berr} Hel~h ts Road Pomero\ Pas tor , .fohn Sweigart Sabbath Schoo l Superln tendent Darline Stewart Sabba l h School b€gln s at 2: p m on Saturday arternoon wllh worsh ip serv1ce fOllowing at 3 15 p m Everyone welCome RUTLAND FIRST BAP'I'IST CHUR CH '!... Sister Harriett Warnt>r Su p! Su nday School 9 30 am M orning Worship 10 4!'i ~ ~VE"nlng pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH ,Corne-r Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff pas lor Sunday School10 OOa m Morning Wors h ip 11 00 am Wednesda y and Saturday Evening Services at 7 30 p 9 30 am first and seco nd Sun .. ..,orntng Wor ship 10 30 Sunday loll Out<kol and Ruth Ann fo• Rawlings-( oats-Blower (row's Family Restaurant YOU'll BE THERE YOURSELF Moddleport. Ohoo 0 POMUOY. OHI0-'-992-6677 ...... • 992-2975 BEN lFRANKLIN' 992·3978 ___ 204 Condor St. RALL'S Mtll Work· Cabonet Makmg Syracuse DIWIS.OUICKEL •' '" "'•. AGENCY INC. e ~! ,,__ •.. "" / 'IILR4AitJII THE POPE PRAYS- Pope John Paul II prays atthe Blessed Saerwnent Chapel at St. Mary's Calhedralln Miami Thursday. The pontiff arrived Thursday In the United Stales lor a 10 day1 visit. (UPI) welcome as the flower s In spring, By BOB HOEFLICH employees are hoping to get at Sentinel Slalf Wrller least 35 residents to sign up as The Second Annual Coal Min ers · Jamboret> • donors In advance of the visit has been set lor Signing up In advance wlll gtve 7pm onOct 16 you an appointment time and consequently cut down your at the Meigs High School waiting time If you want to be a registered donor do give the store The activity and this Is an a ring at 992·5490 evening of coun I also wanted to mention that try and rock 'n roll music will • provide funds lor the annual Mrs Charles !Kathryn) Christmas season program of Spencer both Kathryn and her miners of the Southern Ohio Coal husband are formerly of Co for the Children's Serv!cl'sof Pomeroy underwent major Athens, Gallla, Meigs , Jackson surgery Thursday at Blake Hos pita! In Bradenton, Fla and VInton Counties plus the Kathryn wlll be confined to the ,_ children's home at Gallipolis hospital for live days If all goes which serves both Meigs and well He r home address Is P 0 Gallla Counlles Box 999, Anna Marte, Florida, A number of musical groups from this ;~rea will be taking part 34216. Charles Is quite Ill these days and there will be an appearance also and does require a lot of by a former national guitar plckln' champion care Again this year, tickets will be The Minersville United Metho placed In area business house s well In advance of the Oct 16 dlst Church homecoming Is Sun show And, aga in, there will be day In conjunction with that Glenn Rummel will have a lot of the sale oft shirts at the concert rela!lves In Including Mrs plus other Items· and a new Gladys Rummel Smith and son. featu re this year will be the sale Vern Lee and Mrs Alberta of quilts from No"th Carolina at a Rummel Hawse of the Akron very reasonable price area, J D Rummel of Omaha, Neb and the group Is sc heduled Gee- ·1 hated to hear about to arrive today Dick and Carolyn that bu I things are looking good Rummel of Omaha and Janet Kermit Walton former Po me Rummel Bossant of Ca lifornia roy businessman and a popular also contemplate being here lelia about town, underwent Rolland Rummel and his family emergency surgery -the stom· of Columbus were here for a visit ach area· at Holzer Medica l about a month ago and although Cent er Wednesday I know so many of you will wahl to Rolland may not be able to come to the homecoming, the family remember him the room , number Is 226 members are expected Residents wishing to vis it with Gladys and Alberta should go to Employees of the Pomeroy Glenn s home at the foot of Kroger S t or~ are sponsoring an Dutchtown Hll on Sat urday Kmt.>rlcan Red Cross Btoodmo afternoon bile vtstt on th e store parkin~ lot Wednesday from 12 noon to 4 Hey some more of that ver) pm rare rain that should help you to Althou!l(h walk In donors are as keep smIling She did her Internal medicine residency at the Medical College of Ohio In Tolego. from 1977 80 She received a fellowship In Cardtnlogy at th e Medical Col lege of Ohio In Toledo from 1980 82 before coming to the Holzer Clinic In September 1982 She Is a Diplomate on the American Board of Internal Medi cine and the American Board of Cardiovascular Dts ease She Is also a member of the Ga llla County Medical Society Making the arrangements on behalf of the Hospital and the Cli nic for this com munity lnfor· matton program on Chest Pain Is Mary Harrison, R N , Staff Development Coordinator at the hospital. along with Allee Warns· ley, Director of the Meigs Senior Citizens Center actlvltl!'s A viewing lifetime of adventure VideoVtew: I By ,Jeff Hilleary Hello, my friend Do you remember our dane!' together last month' Please forgive my familiarity and my approaching you here In the sanctity of your home, but I see that you are dissatisfied with the commonplace, boring sterll Ity of your world May I offer an alternative and , a passport to the world of video adventure• Close your eyes and I shall magically transport you to the adventures of a lifetime Come with me to the world of the koala and the dingo There Is a land called Australia that even though civilization has lightly caressed It, It still ret1llns Its prlstene serenity. It seems to exert a powerful Influence over even those whose contact Is limited to movies and TV • Our first video of this column concerns a modern day Paul Bunyan by the name of "Croco· dile Dundee", played amicably by Australian spokesman, Paul Hogan, who never one!' takes his role seriously and Is nt.>ver more at home than when he Is pulling our leg and drawing us In and.out with the true ease of the master fisherman and story teller Re· leased by Paramount, It has a rating of PG 13 and runs 96 minutes A sequel Is planned !or release soon So much coverage on this makes any description o! scenes by me totally redundant but do not let that stol? you from viewing this when you need to be reminded that there are still heroes In this crazy world . Another excellent film from · down under Is a sto ry of a boy who goes all out to prove the existence of a mons ter called the Donkegln Henry Thomas, re membered for his role as Elliot In E T , the Ex terrestrial. portrays the boy who plays detective after a friend Is found dead at the scene of the monster's appearance and In a climatic revelatory scene proves his theory To ~ou fans of the Doctor Who Series, the girl who played Jo Grant, Katy Manning, has a role In this movie The movie Is call "The Quest" and Is released by Char ter1 Community calendar/area happenings FRIDAY DEXTER- Revival at Dexter Church of Christ, Friday and Saturday, 7 p m , and Sunday at 10 30 a m David Nelson, senior student at Johnson Bible College will preach Potluck dinner will follow services POMEROY - Round and square dancing wlll be offered Friday from 8 to 11 p m , at the senior citizens center In Pome roy Music by Larry Hubbard and True Country Band Admts slon $1 50 Bring snacks CHESHIRE - A benefit sing, with Gloryland Believers and Heavenbound Four will be held Friday , 7 30 p m , at Old Bethel Church, two miles north of the Cheshire railroad tracks Pro· ceeds will be used for restoration of the church Everyone welcome HARTFORD - A revival Is underway through Saturday at Father's House .Chyrch, Hart ford, W Va , with ser¥1ces at 7 p m. each evenhig Evangelist Is Rick Weaver Special ~lnglng featured. Everyone welcome --- ~ LONG BOTTOM - Square dances will resume at the Long Bottom Community Building Sat urday, Sept 12, 8 p m and will con~lnue on a weekly' basis SUNDAY POMEROY ...:. Wood reunion, Sunday, home of Vtrgll King 38858 Smith Road Picnic at noon POMEROY Floyd and Garnet Dunfee family reunoon , Sunday, home of Nathan and Betty Biggs on Pomeroy Rutland Road Basket dinner at noon MINERSVILLE- The annual homecomln~ of the Minersville SATURDAY RACINE ' - Free entertain ment, RaclneShrtnePark, Satur day, 7 30 p m Bring lawn chair Refreshments available Untied Methodist Church wlll be held Sunday with Sunday school dt 9 and church at 10 followed by a 12 noon potluck dinner and afternoon services at 2 p m PORTLAND - Hazel Com munity Church hymn sing, Satur day , 7 30p m , fe atunngtheOldy Timers APPLE GROVE -A different speaker each evening Is featured at a revival being held at Apple Grove United Methodist Church at 7 each evening through Sept 13 There Is special vocal music for eac h service BURLINGHAM Mod er n Woodmen Camp 7230 cookout a southbound roadside park on US 33, Saturday, 6 p m , bring covered dish and lawn c hair ROCK SPRINGS - The 20th annual reunion of the Samuel Allen Eblin family will be held Saturday, 6 p m , at the grange hall on the Meigs County fair gro unds Please bring covered dish and own place setting PINE GROVE - The annual harvest festival will be held at the St John Lutheran Church , Pine Grove Road , Racine, Sun day with the 11 a m worship serv ice followed by a 12 noon covered di sh dinner and a 1 30 afternoon service featuring a gues 1speaker and special music Qhio Eta Phi chapter meets Shero y Wilcox was selected as Valentine Girl lor the Ohio Eta Phi Cha pter of Beta Sigma Pho Sororit y at a recent meeting at the home of Teresa Kennedy president Plans were discussed for the rush party to be held at Down Under on Sept 22 Reports were given on various fund raising activities and service project s over the past year It was noted that $1017 had been made on the golf tou rnament As for servtce projects, Mrs Kennedy noted that the chapter purchased Chri stmas gilts for needy child ren food for needy famolles at Thanksgiving. made donations to local parks. and purchased a typewriter for ~ blind girl She asked the members to think about projects for the upcoming year tn preparation for the next meetmg McDaniel birthday Nicole Mart e McDanoel daugher o! Dwaine and Dodl McDaniel. Rutland celebrated her fir st birthday on July 15 with a part y at her home Attending the party were her gra ndpa~e nts, Frank and Lorna Seth and Rita McDaniel, her great grandmother, Mrs Mar garet Nunn. Phil Radford , Thur man Smith Clarence McDaniel Jom Steel Clayton Ohlinger, Lee Smith Paul Debboe and Dante lie Smllh, Texas Chetta. Holly and Heather Thomas Judy and Kathy Laudermllt, Margie and Roger Manley, Becky Smith and Dave Lynch. Ada and Trlsh McHaffie, Kay Hess, and Debbie Farmer, Centerburg, Ohio ATHENS - Joe Sayre will be spea ker at the homecoming service of the Mt Zion U B Chutch, Athens, Sunday with music by the Gospel Notes The 10· 30 a m morning service will be followed by a 12 noon home coming dinner and an afternoon service at 2 POMEROY - The lam Illes of the late Louis ·and Myra Gibbs Cunningham, and the late James and Mary Justis Davjdson wtll have a reunion Sunday at the Racine Locks and Dam Park above New Haven W Va. The covered dish dinner will be served at 12 30 p m Relatives and family fnends are mvlted CARPENTER - Mt Union Church, two miles south of Carpenter on County Road 10, will be on rev tva! through Sept. 13 with services at 7 p m nightly Evangelist wilt be Rev N L Russell POMEROY - The famlhes of the late Floyd and Garnet Dunfee are having a reunion this Sunday at the home of Nathan and Betty Biggs on Pomeroy Rutland Road. Basket dinner at 12 30 Relatives and friends welcome RACINE - Racine Church of the Nazarene, Tyree Blvd , os In revival through Sunday with services at 7 p m nightly and 10 30 a m Sunday Evangelist wlll be Rev. C William Groves of Grove Coty The public Is invoted ALFRED - Orange Christian Church homecoming will be held Sunday at the church located on County Road 53 between Alfred and Lottridge Sunday school will be at 9 30, worship at 10 45 a.m , basket dinner, 12 30, and after noon se1 vices, 1 30 with special singing by The United Singers and Charles Domlgan as speaker MONDAY LONG BOTTOM - The Py thlan Sisters, Temple 1615, will meet at the Long Bottom Com munlty Buoldlng, Monday, 7 3(1 p.m MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters , will meet Monday night al the Middleport Masomc Temple, 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT -A meettng to finalize Middleport Block Party plans %Ill be held Monday, Sept 14, 6 p m at Drs Mathews' and Kennedy 's office, Second St , Middleport The last block party !f1eetlng wlll be held Thursday, Sept 17, at the same location Committee members and Long &ttom group meets Plans for a Ca ndidates Night on Sept 30 were made when the Long Bottom Community Associ atlon met recently at the com munlty building It was decided that square dances will resume on Saturday night s beginning this weekend. S p m A smorgasboard was planned for October Bill Hannum won the cake In the cake walk and s hared It with the group Games were played Besides the new members, Bill and Barbara Hannum, others attending were Mr and Mrs Harlan Ballard, Mr and Mrs Dorsal Larkins, Ada and Kenny Bissell, Francis Andrew, Bill Thurston, Ernestine Hayman, Melod y Roberts, and Mae McPeek chamber attend should POMEROY Monday, 7 p.m RACINE - Racine PTO meets Monday, 7 p m at school MIDDLEPORT- Health Unt ted methodist Women meet Mon day, 7 30 p m . MIDDLEPORT - Mlddlepor:t Church of Chrtst In Chrtstla(l Union revival is Monday through Suiiday Speakers and singers vary nightly Services 7~30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Miracle Do;hverence Ten Revovalis Mon• day throu!f,h Sept 30, Meigs Fairgrounds" Evangelist Charle~ Spence Services are 7· 30 p m : RUTLAND - Rutland PTO meets Monday, 7 p m , elemen tary school BEDFORD TWP Bedford township trustees meet Monday: 7 p m , town hall Reunion RUTLAND - The annual reunoon of the Charles Reed Hysell and Oscar Hysell families wlll be held September 20 at the Forest Acres Park near Rutland Reunion CHESTER - Moore reunion, Sept 20 Rodney Keller Farm, Chester Tournament MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Industry D&E men 's slow pitch softball tournament will be Sept 19 and 20 En try fee $65 and two balls Call 992 2576 or 992-6224. Cancelled POMEROY - Pinclc and \hymn sing at Heath United Methodist Churoh Sunday has been cancelled Family organizing BROOKINGS, Ore - Des cendants of Johyn Barnhllse of Culpepper County, Va ,are formIng the Htsle Hysell GenealogJ. Group For information, contact Coronne Hisel , 100\6 Easy Manor, Brookings, Ore , 97415 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992-2975 SPRINB l SU/14/14ER HOURS Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 Saturday 9-1 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM' DR. FURLONG Will Continue To See Patients In His Temporary Office At MEIGS MEDICAL BUILDING UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15. 1987. ' ' Plans for relocation of his office will ' be announced in this paper the week of SEPTEMBER 15, 1987. PH. 992-6603 • Grand. Re~Ope ntng I "The \New" G MIDDLEPORT GULF I SEPT. 10, 11 & 12 "N•w D•ll" FREE Samples GOOD THROUGH THQRSDAY, SEPT, 17, 1987 RIG FEED· & SUPPLYPoMefoy, CO. OH. 399 W. llaln PH. 992-2164 DAV meets �Paga-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Report bomb threats I Area deaths Lola K. Black Lola K. Black, 65, Hartford, died Wednesday In Ho12er Medical Center Born AprU 11, 1922, In Hartford, she was !be daughter of the late Ernest and Laura Kearns Roach She was also preceded In death by a sister. Sarah, and a brother, Darrell She was a cOOk at Lakin Hosptal Surviving are her husband, Charles W. Black, three sisters, Ada Fraley, GalUpolls, Ohio, Mar· garet Smith, Hartford, and V!rgi· nla Smith, Bridgeport, four broth· ers, Lester, John and Donald Roach, all of Hartford. and Wil· llam Road, Menominee, Mlch There will be no visitation, and the family requests no fiowers The body will be cremated Arrangements are under the direction of the Foglesong Funeral Home EUie Hart tal, Parkersburg, W Va follow lng a bnef Illness A homemaker , Mrs S1gler was born April 23, 1910 m Ga lila Co untv to the late Osca1 L a nd Dema Tay lor Wmce Sr Survivors lnlcude two half brothers, Lee Wmce of Zanes VIlle and Vernon Wmce of Rose VIlle, Calif , two half sisters Evelyn Lapmsky of WIImmgton, N C and Junp Lively of Cmcln nail; two sisters in-law MJ!dJ ed Wmce of Donora, Pa and Cat he rine Wince of Lockport La , one nephew William L Wmce of Marietta and several other me ces and nephews Besides her parent s she wa s preceded m death by her hu s band, Willia m Sigler and sev eral brothers Services will be Saturday 3 p m , at Ewmg Funeral Home wnh Rev Robert Mussman off1 c1atmg Bunal w1il be m Beech Grove Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 Fnday even mg Meigs County E m erge n c~ Medi cal Services repolls e1ght calls Thursday, Pomeroy at 2' 46 a m to East Main St. for Jean Delph to Veterans Memorial Hospll al, Rutland at 3 30a m. to Meigs Mine No 2 for Bernard Hudson to Veterans Memorial Hos pital , Rutland at 4.27 am to Me1gs Mme No 2 fo r Roy Sorrell to Holzer Medical Center, Ra· cme at 9 42 a.m to Third St for Bnttany McNelly who was treated but not tra nsported, Pomeroy a I 10 48 a m to 260 Mulberry Ave fo r James Travis to Veterans Memona l Hospital. Rutlandat6 13pm toCremeans Road for James Major~ who re fu sed treat ment; Tuppers P ia ms at 9 42 p.m to Reedsville for Lor i Wes t to Veterans MemOi la I Hospi ta l, Tuppers Plams at 11 50 p m to Owl Hollow Road , fo r Lena Ba1Jey to 0 Bleness Mem on al Hospital Funeral services for V10tet H Gnmm, 85, of Racme, who died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hopsltal, will be held at 1 p m Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home The Rev Roger Grace will offiCiate and bunal will be In Letart Falls Cemeiery She Is survived by her hus band, Harold B Grimm; a son and daughter-I n law, Earl A and Lois Gnmm two grandsons, Joe and Bob Gnmm, all of Coium bus, five brothers, Harry, CUf ford and John, all of Letart Falls , Dale Hill of Moore Haven, Fla , and Dallas Hill of Apple Grove Fncnds may call at the funeral home Friday, 2 to4and7to9p m Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Ellis & Loew1 Fir:m Rax Rcstau1 anls 4% Robbws & Myers Shoney s In c Wendy's Inti Wort hington lnd lOY, __-- - - ~- .. - _ 2J l', ............. C<>" • o oo r.H OOO<o<l ao ._,.. ~ ' " ~ o• • ~-• Former Middleport restdent. Gladys E Sigler, 77, of Arcadia Nursmg Home, died Thursday at Camden Clark Memorial Hospl K.S. SIM H S. Strut - 200 p.m • ICEN S04AfFIR ~ fOS<O, MDIIb!rg - 3:00 p.m • RKH IONNIR GolcRn Eaglt Arf!hfry - 4:00 p m ID IRYNII O.t.s Daly - S:OO p.m.• •Tnes •• qpproxmatt, JO come turfy Dnd rtar late to t. ... , ~Met hear your Foctory ... Ako "' hond .... M<ltnoy tloarnpoan/ (.,. ,.., W"-.Mt• - Lorry Browtwtg 0.. blftc.t ~ Glagys Sigler 12 noon-5 p.m. TOM snJ(J(IY -- . . ~~ Tri-County Sport Shop -- ~ ....::~J • j ,.__~.._,! ·- >. • 304 675·1911 ... ._ -...-_.,_ ....._ :! .... .-- ! ••' ( F Scott, MQr I CrtmtQfli f11ld W.s Mgr Plu1 lnoc1ate~ lnformuhun •lllr.chure 16141992 !711 oo 992· l1SO ~...,Oft Athtns Porttmouth I ' ' I mo pd Real Estate General •-•o• J Di r oo f fiiD . . lee Randolph 18, 25, 3tc 1 Card of Thanks :ci:=.:.... - --~ : z:.- i!l-iiJ:t::.. !:f:'t:t:- Pubhc Notice POMEROY - 6 rms IR tot near the stores lg lrMt porch need s wmk but wtll lak e $12 000 SYRACUSE - 6 rm s betng remodeled 3 BRs nrce bath gas FA lu rnace car petm g, front porch storms level lot and gmge $25,000 SYRACUSE - Eco nomrcal 6 rm Janch on iOOx 160 tevel lot N>ce equ•pped borch kttchen elec 88 heat ca1 petong and oak floor Askon g $3 7 500 \.RACINE AREA - 3 yr old ruce 3BRs 2 balhs rec rm 32x20 cook untiS telrrgera tor m1 crowave, d• shwasher _ _ __ "-·-· ---.Tt --·-- _ _ .___,._ ~~~·-- :l:!:"l!.. \- Pubhc Nottce Phon a , ·(6141·992·3326 1'1 ......... . .. :· ·--4--"'·-·-"=M !11 ~- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Auguat 21 1 987, tn tha Ma•g• County Probllte court, Cooe No 251Q8 , Ctence J KennEy, 2•8 RtvervNtW Ortve, Pomeroy Ohio 46789, woo • - t o d Admini1tretriK of lhe ..tate of Chfford S Kennedy deceaMd, lete of 248 River· vtew Drtve Pomeroy Ohio 46719 Roben E Buck Prob•te Judge lena K Neutroad, Cterk til 28 , t91 4, 11 , 3tc Pubhc Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY on Augu1t 24 1 987 in the Melg1 County Probate Court Coao No 26803, Giodyo E Wolkor , 138 E Matn Street, Pomeroy OMo 45769. wei appointed eae· cutrtK of the ntat• of Roger LH Walker decea1ed late of 123 Union Avenue Pomeroy. Ohto •&719 Robe<IE Buck. Prob8te Judge lena K Nesselr011d, Clerk 111 28 , (91 4, 11 , 3tc Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE OF SALE By vtrture of en Order of Sale ••sued out of the Common Pln1 Coun of Moogo County, Ohio, tn tho c:ne of 81nk One. Athen• N A Platntiff, •aaintt Ho mer l Bonecuner. Sr. eut Oefend•ntl upon e Judg ment therein rendered. be· >ng Cooe No 87· CV·89 tn lltd Court, I will offer for 2nd doy of October, 1987, at 10 00 o'clock AM, the PARCEL NO 1 Soluolod CARD OF THANKS OLIVE TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT and LADIES AUXILIARY Would lt~e to thank everyone who donatel the ttme, food and money that makes our fund ra•smg proJect• a great success Thank You Anyone wtshing to JOin or help contact 667-6278 The famtly of WARREN H ROSE Would like to thank the Ractne EMS, Vaterano Memorial Hospital ER, Dr Patteraon, Ewing Funeral Home, Todd Verney, Kenny Rooe, Dan Smith, Margaret Ann Johnaon, Peul Moore. Martho Lee. Aaron Sayre, the greve diggers, tho pallbear· era. Rev. Hlcu and Rev. McGuire for their comforting words, the friends and nelghbore who lint food. cerdo or catted, or helped In any way, the Sutton Churoh and the Ra· c1no American legion Poot 602 Your kind· Veterans Hospital Thursday AdmissiOns- Marie Dudding, Middleport, Jean Delph, Pomeroy Thursday Discharges - Vlcto ria Lehew, Howard Phillips, James Russell, Jessie Cooper, Murl Harris To end marriage Jack Eugene Morris, Pomeroy, anil Clara Mae Morris, Pomeroy, have tiled for a dlssoluttlon of their marriage In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, ano not for a divorce as reported In an earlier edition of The Dally Senllnel. ne11 dunng our 1011 will never be forgot· ten. Wile, Pauline; daughter. Edith; Sons. Chester, Relph and Paul, and their fomlllea \ L.r~ [J\ 2 In Memoriam In lovmg Memory Of ANITA (BUCKLEY) BALL Who loft us 8 yearo ago today A rpse was ptcked from the garden ·And now a silent thought, A 11cret tear keep• her Memory ever dear Sadly missed by family and ott who knew her tn the Village of Pomeroy( County of Meig1 end Stlte of Ohio and dMcnbed 11 follow I Being • ~rt of lot No 17 of lurnep 1 Add1tt0n to Pomeroy. detcribed •s fol lowl legtnntng on the sourh line ot High StrMt 11 2'h fMt weaterly ot the northe . .t comer of lot No 17 of Burnop 1 Addition to Pomerov . to a point which •• 75 f"t we1terly of 81111· wk:r't Will cornfr and 11 mart.ed by 1 tiJe aet on the upper 1id1 of bnck reteln1ng wall lhenc:e .outh ctev so· 71 'h fHt to. mark on a ttoM wall: thence northwetterty following the a E••• oouttr Nne of Lot No. 17 to the northwe1t co~ ot the 11me on the south lillt of Htoh Str"t thence •••t· erty fotlow•nv thlt south line of Htgh StrMJIO lhe pl1c:t of btlg.nnlng REFERENCE DEED Vo iumo 262 Pogo 897, Vo lume 273. Page 917 and Volumo 279 Pogo 769 Melg1 Record• County Deed , ===-·:::=.:::z.... ·- Pubhc Nottce PARCEL NO 2 Snuote<l m the Vtllt9• of M•ddlepon County of Me1g1 and Stete of Ohto end bounded and ducrtbed •• follows Tr.act No 1 8e1ng 37 fMt off the South aldtl of lot Four Hundred Ftfty Seven (4571 11 per the recorded plot of the Vollogo of Moddlo· port, Ohio The above •• lhlt 11me premiaes convey~ from Amos Cerson by deed reeorded 1n Volume 50 Pogo 629 ond 830 of the Meigs County Dead Records Also. the followmg des cnbed reel estata 11tuated 1n the County of Metgl, '" the\ Stett of Ohio and '" the Town•h•p of S•llsburv •nd bounded and de1crlbed 11 follow I ng the North one a.. holt of lot NO 108 being twonty ond ono· holf (20\1 1 ~':t f~a•ns,~:!.ho~·~~.o~~:! PARCEL NO 3 S>tuotod ln the Vlllege of Middle_por1 . County of Mttgs and Stete of Ohto, and being more fulty deacnbed •• follows Betng lot Number Ninety Six t98) '" P1lmer' aAddition to Sh•ff•eld now Mtddle· por1 , Oh10 For further de•c:nptton ret arence it made to the recorded ptat ot uld Vtllage Sa id premiMa ere toea ted •t the corner of Fthh and Pelmer Sueeu In 11fd vlllege TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service .• . ....•. Houstnq Headquarters •• • REFERENCE OEEO Vo · lume 162. Povo 16. Molgo County Deed R•corda All of rtght. tttle tn 1nterett of Leo C. Kennedy on and Announcements AnENTIONI UNEMPLOYED AND DISLOCATED WORKERS Thtre is financial auiltance available for students af t~ Heat Prac111ing technalogy afferH by lleclcing Technical (alltgl beginning fall quarter which starts Slpttmlllr 14. This is a cooperatiYt Hucation, two year associate degr11 program. Students af tht program will alternate quarters af instruction and industry rtfrlted uperience during tht two year period. (ompletion af tht program wiH tnablt incl· vitluah to enter an Industry whtrt thtre is a high demand and salary for htat treating skills. Jf you are intw•tlfl in the program, you may contact Mr. I. N. Johnson ar Mr. Jtrry McClain at 1-100·212-4163 or 1-753-3591, Ext. 2403 REASONABLE · REUAIU 8-20·'86 tfn 985-4141 A Cl'1'111•c duorllllli up'llrlolll:'ll N• IWIIIf HMI ,.. KAREN FACEMYU lnd Dtcorahng Com.lt..t ••""""•v td llliddttport, Oh 45760 39lD4 16141 992·5751 1241mo EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER PARTS • SERVICE Repatrs on All Makes Transaxle Repatrs locot.cl Kolfway a.twun lt. 7oM latllort HRS 12 00 6 00 Monday Saturday CLOSED SUNQAY Ph. 949-2969 BUY - SELL - TRADE 8 7 1 mo BINGQ Metgl County, Ohto THURS , 7 PM. E8 HI W<,IP M.·EB t 15 Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124, Pomeror Ohto AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR IUto TrluMiuion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 6-17 tic 10 8-tfc Pomeroy Purchasin& all types of non-ferrous scrap 9-11).) mo An no unee 111 en Is d V•nyl 8o Alum Stdtng New Homes Built ONE DAY ON~Y SPECIALS Tn "Free Estimates" County Sport Shop Pokn Pie• aant W Va 304·175· H88 PH. 949-2860 ANNOUNCEMENT or 949-2801 No Sunday Wille'• Bible Bookstore has moved scroll the strltllt to 418 Main St Point Ple...nt, W Ve Phone 304-876-· 6833 (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE Ul.ll 4 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Pupplat mi.. ad English bull C.ll 614 388 8851 Smsll colhe- 1 yr old No papers Good natured and hkltl chtldren Colt 114 367 7815 All M1ku •Washers •Dtthwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers Weimarlnet grvt~way to good home Good w1tt, ch1idren Calll!l14 448 91!127 Reg PARTS and SERVICE A two student d•k f.rst p1ck up 4 511c to 268 Oabbte Dr , get tt De11gnar ktnent 6 witt old litter tr~med EX1rrtmtly fr1endly fr. . Male & Female Call 614 446 2457 BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Roof>ng ot Att Types "At Raosonable Prices" Worked on Homo Arta 25 Y1<1rs FREE ESTIMAnl PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 CAll Day ar Night 1-614-843-5425 NO SUNDAY CAllS Old player upright pi•no C.ll 614 448 1464 Prettv 'h grown kttten litter tre.ned atwevs bten .ntlde C.ll &14 U6 7904 Bleck female dog part cock• j,1J>on;,tl. Cell 614 256 1911 If pm 6 wk old pupplet wormed Call 614 258 1888 Hamslers to gl'o'a aw1v 1 It tra1ler above old Ohto Job Servtce on Unton ' Ave Mark Herr11orr rettdenca 4l686tfn YOUNG'S BOGGS Ftr111 E•alpllltllf P•rt• & StNICI J.J.'86 tic lOW I MEATH MAKING 3198 L1t1ar trained. 7 weekt old kitten• 2 black and wht11 cute •• can 1M 304 875 7242 To 01ve Awav K1tten1 · 2 bladl & white 7 WHkl old Ulter tramed Csll 304 675· 7242 ly lh•lty 1Joo11011 STENCiliNG OH SlATE 6 ly Jonet Ymoy ttn We can repa1r and re· core radiators and heater cores We can also acid boil and rod out radiators We also repa1r Gas Tanks. YVONNI SUU Y LaSALLE. GALLER PAT HILL FORD g .g. I mo ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Riverine Antiques 8·24·17·1 mo 1&0 ANN'S 11 12 4% Furntture tv G1fl Shop & Toy Store Collectors Items, Costume JeweiTy, Action Toys, Mustcal Toys & T11nket Boxes Yard Sale Sept 11 12 13 Knick kneckt. clothes etc 406 15th Aft K1nauge Garage S1le Fri & Set 9 00 •m 00 pm 607 Maple Dnve Spring Vsllev * Open 10 AM to 4 PM Mon thru Frt or by Appointment Call 16141 992 7204 Wholesale & Retail a IOd mo pl1 G6gantlc Yard S1le Sept 11 1 2 8 15 32 Henkle Aw Hou•• ware drepries. clothing tlrn mite Garage S1le Sat • 9 5 Spring Vell.y 828 M•pl• Dr Back to 1chool Items and more v.w. 1 #1 Copper "Strlklne Out" i'n Fladlng Allo••? Call the Cltlln• Ttlltlf 53< lb Top Grade Alummum Sheets 40< lb. ( HENRY E. CLELAND. JR .. : ... 992·619l JEAN TRUSSELl .... ........ · · · 94 9 ·~m 2 DOTTIE TURNER .. · · · · · ·.. · · .... 9~g3DBO TRACY RIFFLE . ... · · ,... .. · · · · .. · 9 : p OFFICE.......... .. . . . ... ..... .... 992 225• Aluminum Ca~s 34< lb. ' I I~ Licensed LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Clinical Audiologist !: (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 "HIRING! Government JObl your area a 15 000 r 168 000 Call 1602) 838 8885 EXT 1203" REPS NEEDED for bustne$1 accounts F.ull nme UO 000 $80.000 Part Ttme a1 2.000 $1B 000 No Selling repeet bu1tne11 Set your own noun Tratntng pro Ylded Call 1 8 t 2 938 8870 M F Bam to 6pm (Central Standard T1me1 Dental Hyg1en111 and Dental Alllatent, expf!rlenced pre ferred part·t1me. approxtmately 18 hours wetk Send r.. ume to P 0 Box 0029 Po1nt Pleasant W Va 25550 NEEDAJOB71fyouare18 21 Junk Auto 1 wtth or Without moton Cell 614 388·9303 v••n otd and unemployed we can help you Earn 81 00 per hr WANTED TO BUY U1ed wood 6 coal h"ters Swatn' 1 Furnt ture 3rd &: Ohve St Gelhpoht Call614 446 3169 While you attend our Job seek1ng skills workat'top tn Muon County Mutt meet JTPA re qutrementl Cell collect Sup port lentiCet network (3041344 3113 WVa rasidentsonlyll Buymg d•IIY gold, stlver coms r1ng1 jtwelry starling ware, old c01n1 l•ge euneney Top pr1 cu Ed Burken B1rber Shop 2nd Ave M1ddi11P0rt Oh 814 992·3476 Bookkeeper wanted H S grad w1th tome computer expenen~ preferred Flexible hours 1)0111 ~e lnqutrf! at Southern States 1619 Kanawt'teSt Pt Piea11nt Wanted to buy 1tand1ng timber Call AI Tromm at 614 742 2328 Wanted to buv •crap tteel •nd met1!1 A1ders Salvage 614 992 6488 Ant.quts. 11lver C:Otnl, gold nng1 turntture old guns com plate household Estates Cath p~~ld Call Brion lee 614 3865098 2 ticket• for OSU·WVA football game Sept 12 Call 614 992 1292 Want to buy a portable d11 hwaahlltl' •n good eond 304 675 3397 Old lumiture toya quilts d11 hware etc One p1ece or wflole houaehold c:e1h patd 304 876 7216 or 676 6899 W8111ed hll d1rt at all ttmas Phone 304 676 5621 EIll !Jill V1111: nI Acceptmg btds for removal of house trees end 2 smell build 1ngs Payment on complf!tlon Proof of lnturance required lnqu~re at Southern Statet 1519 K1nawha St PI Pleasant M F ~ 86 12 Situations Wanted We prov1df! care for aldf!rly and dlubled Nurses aides IH'f! certt fted bonded. maured and co veretd w1th Workers Comp Am buletory or eonf1ned 24 hour carf! overn1ght and hve in P M Home Health Agency 814 992 2667, 614 992 2326 or 614 992 7044 Heve room and board for eldltr'ly Reesonable Call 614 992 7204 Will care for persons with nervous or mental d11orden and elderly m my pnvate home Ehm Home Middleport Oh1o 814 992 6873 18 · Wanted to Do Wtll do baby11ttmg 1n my home Call 614 367 7598 2 Femllin Fn & Stt 9 6 J A 50 moto~le. chtldren& .ciulta elothmg 0 J Whtte Rd off Rt Pomeroy apphcat1on1 now bemg accepted for full t1me poa1t1on Plauant Valley Nur11ng Care Center apply personnf!t oHiee Pleasant Valley Ho1p 304 676 4340 AA EOE Aepo11e11ed Mob1le Homn• We GIANT YARD SALE Fourfamt hes Mttchell Ad . Set 12th 1 0 · 3 Trumpet, cloth" jchddren S. adultl) furntture 992-2526 AN have' em we tmance'em EXIm· Yard Sale ·sallipolis & Vicinity Ctty Hall i TOP CASH patd tor '83 model and newer uttd cars Smith BUick Ponttec, 191 1 Eaatern Ave Gallipolis Call 614 446 2282 Yard S1le Set · 9 am 1154 2nd Ave Everything must go CJo· lhtng II per groc..,. bag full A• oth., ttem1 '1.1 price Sept 12 Bob McCormick Chlld,.n cfolhll, range women's coetl, lemp, tabla • chMra .....P.omerov ... Middleport & Vicinity Large yard Mlelet 12th. scraM from park In Portland Clothing. hOu-.ttold, e.ndques, driperiM. furniture Moving aall. Ct,thing all silt .. mlec: McDaniel rn ••hll't Thw Frt end let Sept, 10.12. Men, women and girls olothM. hOUMhokt G<MNII. miiC lttml , mile fram l.itngiVIIe C R 10, Dexter Rd Sept 11th end 12th 10 Otl-5 OQ Sopt 1•. II. and 18 10 QO. 11:00 pm Houaehold heme, clothing, etc , XXXL shlrtt. 4111130 trous.ra WUme H C.tto, Portl1nd I 11 pie 1984 Clayton 14x70 three bedroom 1V.. batt\. Totsl elect ric. very good conditiOn *500 down paym11nt1 at 1210 per month BOO 828 0762 Person for genatal farm work & mllktng etlittant Mutt htvf! sound family ltfe & no drinking Baneftts. depend on exp8t"1ence & at11tuda Reply with 3 referen cu to 8ox T· 905 CIM'e of lhe Gallipolis Detly Tnbune 825 Third Ave Gall1pol11 OH 41131 BABYSITTER Wanted to watch 2 children ag• 3 &: 5 1n our home Hourt varied and somawhit fla1ble Call Patu Mawk 814 441 1967 or 446 2346 Wtdow would hke a m1ddla aged woman companion for winter live II" with pay Calll14 448 1414 or 446 1023 Lldl• re1a1l apparel needs part time help mghta &: weeklndt Sendrllumeto Box T 106c/ o Gttllpoll1 Delley Tribune 826 Third Ave Gelltpohs. Ohto 45631 Oentel usitlnt for Gallipolis area office Deske experienced or tratned perton but will al1o con1id• othllft Reply to Boll 908 c/o Oelltpoh• O.dy Trib une 825 lrd Ave Gallipolis Ohio 46631 1 Medicel Technologllt or MLT (AICP) 19 bed hoapttel wtth 1mmtdiate opening Two vears experience prefened Compelltl.... ul..-y and fringe benefit pedlage Send rNume or apply In parMn to Oek Hill Commun tty Medical Ctt~ter. 350 Char lotte Avenue. Oek HIH, Oh 45151. 01' clll Admlnt~tfator at 814-182-7717 Retptratory Theraplat 18 bed hospital Iwith lmmediet• opening for 1 C.rtifllld or registry •llgible Respiratory Thwapiat Competl· tivl utery and trmga Hn.tlt padcege. &end reeume or appty In ,.ton to Oek Hill Com~tty Medlell Center. 310 Ch•~~ Aw OM HHI, Oh 45151, or cell Admlnlatretor et 114 112 7717 Ntlldled Dentel HY'Itntilt tor 1 people oriented hiGh quality dentel office lend complete reaume to Deily Sentinel lox 721-K Pomltroy, Ohio We need a c.,.. minded p.ople oriented per10n to work kt e htt'h qualtlyd..,..lofflce Thep_,ect jolt few tho rllht Hl'ld compltlt re~U~M to Dally Sentinel Box 721-K. PotMrOy PI-• Oh~ Real f.slatP. 31 Homes for Sale Home for Sale by Owner Greenbrier Ett JBR b1 level on24ecresAC WBFP wet ber, 2 car gerage Ph Before 4 OOPM 61 4· 448 4009 After 4PM Ph 304 &76 381 8 Will help fmancf! or land con 7 ly (hon(t or Appo1nfrMnl Computerized Hearifll Aid Selection Swim Molds • lnterpretina Selvices 814 448 3872 lNG CO reeo"'mende that you do butlnns with paople you know, and NOT to send money through the melt until you h4Ne tnvHUgeted the offer•ng AVON · All ere.. Call Martlyn Weaver 304 882 2646 W1ll do oHtce claen1ng 1n evan .ngsorhousecleantng lues and Thurt Call 614 256 t 848 S..ndoy tpm · 7pm ' We pay cesh for late model clean used cart Jtm Mtnk Cht\1 Oldt Inc Btll Gene Johnson I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH For Sale by Owner 4 6 BR, 3 bethl Approximately 4000 sq It 26 aeres wtth tenn11 cou!ll: 1173,000 Wtll 1ell wtth only 6 acre• for $166 000 Call fOf appomtment 614-446 3386 AVON· Sell Avon for Chustmas Make40percant Call,14 448 335e -Fn. ....••; Wanted To Buy Opportunity St1t10n managur for local com pany Write resume of eKp• rtenea lf\d quallficettont to Daily Sentinel P 0 BOK 7295 Pom• rov Ohto 45789 lost tn Keno ares mete neutered Collie licensed with collar Answers to lance Call 61 • 9815 4227 Rewtrd 11amto7pm RUSS MOORE Wanted· People mterasted tn good 10b1. bentf•t• Celt 304· 420 6018 AVON All areas Cali ShNiey Spears 304 876 1429 Public Sale 8t Auction Rick Paar~on Aucdoneer II censed tn Ohto and Wnt V1rgt n11 Estate, antique, f•m. hqul dattOfl ..let, 304· 773 6786 9 Fnendly Home Pertl81 h81 open ings for managera end dealer1ln your erea. Larg•t line 1n party plan free kit brand new Chrllt m• <:8talog--toy. gift. end home decor catalog Over 800 llama Top eommtltton and hosten gifts call for free eatalog 1 800 227 1510 Want to baby11t m my home Heve good rf!ferf!ntf!S Conlect JudySendersat614 448 8821 or 268 6783 I 13·1 mo ·pd . •<II'''• B Government Jobs *11 040 1&9.230 yr Now h~nng Call 806·&87·8000 Ext R ·98015 for current federal list " Hirtngt Government JOb• your •e• &16.000 •ea.ooo Call 602·838 8886 E•t 606 Pomeroy NEW AND USED WIDE SELECTION All MAKES AND MODELS CALL 742-2315 Moving S•l• 2 sew•ng rna chtnes household m11c ltema rototillltl rtding lawn mower tools, lots of m1ac Starting Friday till? Orville Flalder 1 mile out Oshel Roed off Sand Hill Drlver't Wanted Male or femet• mutt be 21 yra old and hMie Chauffeur hcen" Call 614 182 2321 Help Wanted 1124 lost Matn St. PARTS Yerd Sale. 3009 P1rnah Ave Sept 12th weed eater, child• pool l'lroHer toys, clothing decoration• vaporlzara, mite Help Wanted SeptiC tank pumptng re!udent1al & eommMacel $80 per load Ron EvanaEnterpn101 Jackson1 Ohto Call 614 286 6930 Lo1t Sunday Femele Busett Hound 9 months old Bleck with long brown ears In lovers Lane Aochprings sra Childs pet C. II 614 992 2998 992-7521 W~d Porch s..e. Sept, 9 thru 12 leon Beden Road. aom• entlques Lost and Found FOUND Male-- Coon Hound 1n Holzer Ho1p1t1l vtctntty Call 114 446 4116 Flll WIDDING CON!UlTANI MOURS Tue. Garage Site, 3203Jsck•onAve. Th.url F,, Sat Som .. hmg tor everyone Services MOll (OMPlnl WEDDING IIGISTIY MIDNPOIT OPEN FOR BUSINESS .'· Free kittens to good hom•. come and see them 304 675 Pomeroy, Oh1o 415 86 1c Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleantng Painttng FREE ESTIMATES 8ehtnd 2 y..roldiemelec .. h.t:tthott good mouHr phone 304. 676 5333 V. C. YOUNG Ill IA!Itn WEAVING CLASSES 324 E llaon St Adortblee 1\ngorie luttena need 1 good home please csl\ 304 773 5268 992-6215 OJ 992·7314 ROOFING 949-2263 or 949-2168 5 pupptel w1ll be •mall doga wormed phone 304· 876 2868 AddonJ and remodeling Rooftng and gutter work Conertte work Piumbmg and electucel work !Free E1ttm11es) SIGN UP NOW FOR NEW LISTING - A !tame and 21'> acres ot g10u nd cl ose to town 3 bedr oo ms lull basemen t wood bu<net hook up looks good and grea t loca tron $29 900 00 NEW LISTING - MIDDLEPORT - Thrs 2 story home shows the work that has been don e Amce k1lchen lots of closet space 3 bedrooms, dmmg room I & 113 bat hs level lot and a sl orage butldtng $33 900 00 - Howard L Writtstl NEW- REPAIR 2 free kittens Part S1am"e 9 wks old 614 742 2401 CARPENTER SERVICE Y..-d Sale 173 Roush Or, New Haven, Sat, Sept 1 2 9 00 till 3 DO Baby 1tems di1het men and women's clothes Giveaway 4· pretty pupp1" Call after& 00 PM 614-448 3797 985·3561 Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodelmg 992·2196 Middleport, Ohto 1·13·tfc BUILOING lOTS FOR SALE - 2 41 acres ol vacant la nd located near Eastern Ht gh School wrlh access toRt 7 Wat er & etectroc available $6 000 00 .' 12th Annual Hunt1ng Cltnic Sundav Sept 13th 1200 Iii 5 00 PM Factory repr11ente ttvea from Beer, Jenml'lgl tnd GoldP Eegle Archerr·· Most berg Winch11ter Thompton Center and CVA Anna- Taco 0.81' Formula Chari• O.ty end Kolpin DOQr prizes every 30 minute• Archery money ahoot BISSELL SIDING CO. lONG'S CONSTRUCTION NEW LISTING - Ttarler only tn good condotoon 1973 12 x60 plus underpm nmg and new front po1ch WANT $4 900 00 located at Corner of Current DENNY CONGO 'WILL HAUL JUST' CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Authom..t John Dwo, Now Hollon4, lush Hog form Equlfimonl Doaler DAllY IO AM-6 PM MONDAY lhru SATURDAY Rt. 7, '"DOC" VAUGHN Certtfted Ltcensed Shop GINIIAl COIITUC1011 I 21H 1110 d U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO PRICE REDUCED - MIDDlEPORT - Yeste1year has been resto1 ed to thJS beauttlu l co lonial ho me' Th1s 4 bed10om home IS on a level lot and ha s a 2 car garage om ate tnm leaded glass wrndow s & door Alire stud ro wrlh a sky hght Well rnsulaled mean s low heatong b>lls Must See> $62 000 00 Business Services 143 and 'c'Au 992-6756 SALES & SERVICE NEW liSTING - lANGSVIllE AREA - 75 acte !arm barn satellite dJSh lenctng and a nrce 4 bed 1oom home w>lh cou n try krtchen, many olhe1 featu res $49 900 00 " & Vicinity EAGLES CLUI POMEROY, CIHIO NEW liSTING - .Rea ll y ntce Jemodeled older home New SJd rng. rnsulatron rool panehn~ wtrrng septrc etc All 1n good condtllon on a double iol Ca ll Today' $28 500 00 (81 28 (914 11 t8 25 , 6tc Rt. CHISTII, OHIO 614-843-5248 ' Sheriff ol Til-COUNTY RECYCLING Now Open · ... ·pfPiitiisiinr ... •VINYL SIDING •AlUMINUM SIDING 0 BlOWN IN INSUlA nON RADIATOR SERVICE detcrlbed as follows to· wit Being Lot N umbet' Four Hundred and Fifty uven unaold p11rt, more or leSI c StNIC8 3 Announcements REFERENCES Phone Day or henln REFERENCE DEED Vo lume 238 Pogo 201 Galllo Counry Deed Records Satd Part;~! No 1 ap prohoed at •14. 300 00 St•d Parcel No 2 ep pr11Md at • 1 6 ,000 00 Satd Parcel No 3 IP• pre•aed at s.JtS, bOo 00 Satd P~rcel No 4 was appra11ed at Deleted from pie by Order of Court Term1 of Sale C11h Reele1tete cannot be aold for lea1 than two third• of the appra11ed value Howard E Frank, A/ Sept 10th Sunday Sept 13th 10 00 tH dark All MIJOr 6 Mtnor Rep•rr• NIASE Conlfled Mechontc "HSSO RIIIDINCI PHONE (~ 141 Yard 11le at Boaa's Thurtday Molt Foreign and Oome1tlc Veh1clea IUSINISS PHONE (~ 141 4 22 87 ot Ohio, ond boundod ond Wnt to the onov ond on Pay Yout Ph•m• Btlls H ore Deed ra•l eatata 11tuated '" the Vtllage of Middleport. County of Melg• and Stete feet front on the Weal 11de of Beech Stree~ and running SALES & SERVICE We Carry F11f11ng Supplies 11 Middleport & Vicinity SYRACUSE, OHIO Second Micldloport, Ohto 45760 161 North Mobile service Electronic Organs pogo 48. Troct No 2 The foilowinv 146 71 in the Vtiloge of Middleport, Metgl County Ohio, ond being Flftv 1601 avao lable Near Ra cme Dam Ask>ng S6 000 PO IIEROY - Good J to 4 bedooom hom e Walk lo stores Hot watet heat, 2 baths eQutppPd k>t che n lront and back pooches Ask>ng S26 000 but need an ofte• CERTIFIED APPRAISAlS 992·3325 PARCEl NO 4 o The fol 11do of B-h StrMt bo tween Laurel and locust Streets 1n Mtddlepor'l , Oh10 ( Volume 298 Page 55 Me i gs Counl'f Deed Recorda Gatlia County Records New locollqn: •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS BATHS •ROOFING •GENERAl REMODELING. REPAIRS on a htll w1l h TP wale1 REFERENC E DEED llo· tumo 288 Page 141 , Molva County D..d Record• Alao in Plot Book 2 ~tnm g rm basement patoo tpoot cedar stdrng. gara ge Ox30 and over 5 ac res Want $9 7 500 SYRACUSE - 4yr old 7 rm oa nc h Range, relr rg and sund ec k ail elec 2 baths cathed oat ceohn g >n LR and krtchen lots ot closels S43 000 POMEROY - Reasonable 3 &R home nea• Pilla Hut Catpetong. gas furnace mod eiJI bath panehng. msula Iron. garage and worksho p On ly $1 8 000 CAIIPING - 4 acres hrgh Into the tollow•nA pa rcel o f reel eatate Tract No 3 lot 457 lower Pomeror tV•IIage o f Mtddleport) 1 1 20 of 37 feet S 11de •• 11me appears on th& AudUOr 1 Tu D~o~p, for the Year 194 7 m the name of State of Ohto reference to whtch '• hereby mede lowtng described reel estate ..tuet*<l In (he Town1~up of Cheehue County ot Gelhe lr"d Stitt o f Oh10 and described 11 tollow1 Betng the ea~t one half of lot No 4 In the VIllage of kygervtlkt •• shown on plat PlUMBING & HEAliNG J.R.'s REPAIRS 216 E 2nd St ,._,_ ... ,.:.:=:c:... ,_ .... :r:=:.."':. \':. :::::r_ ... _ - c.... followmg Iandt •nd ttne· me:ntt. to· w•t " Hospital news r ~.nv~ B,r!;n TEAFORDm ·· ... =---·=·-··- ·~===---:::.. udaatt.fl!l sale, at the front door of the Court HouM in Pomeroy, Metga County. 0 hto, on the tContml\ed from page 11 which are being t ransjJorted through Mason Countv dally now In a slide presenta.tlon PyroChem has made available to civic groups and Individuals seeking more Information about the plant, an EPA official says the lnclnera· tlon and treatment prcress proposed bv Pyl'((bem Is the safest. most economical way of dlsJX)Slng of hazardous waste. The res!clue from the treatment oft he chemical wastes, mostly ash and salt, will be hauled out-of-state for disposal In a federally approved landfill, accon:llng to Bal· lard, who also described emission !rom the stacks as primarily carbon dioxide and water that will be well within EPA standards PH. 742-2027 5/ i/ tln Commerctal uae Monttors to dtsplay Furnace and Atr Cond Houre or Mtn ofo_per attng lime Valuabl• Data that allows Oatly Goals to be aet Completely ehm1nate1 the end of the montb Bill sur• prlte .,4____ ~ ..... ~ Pubhc Notice ~~~~~~~l~o~;~~--;·:~:M;•:•M::C•:·~::~::::~:·"~'~~===··:·:~ :::::::~~~~9) 11 PyroChem y ..• • -------- ...... .., ..,-·· . ......··... ,....... 101 •• til. ::!:C': o 01 •00 UfU ODU ... o-uo••••H• ·-·1>•• ••tO•• ....... .. Ma ... f~IDMJtft.J tel~tplatHt.tr_ ~.'!::'~:! OU tltOOl ..... '( • t - ~• ._. ,,. 011• CIUn/1~fl ~·cover '"• ...... ::.,"'0-"t.'_o;-:.:;.,.."::"":::":":.."''Goa ~-""::.== c You are hereby nottfied that vou have been named 11 putative lather of Chrtt ~ topher Lee Gibb1 lh11 ac ttan h11 been 1111gned Ceae No 25822 tn the Common Pleat Court, Probate Oivt s•on Metgs Co,unty Pom eroy. Oh1o 46719 The ObJect of the Petition 11 to adopt 111d Chnatopher lee G1bbs by the Petittoner and dtvest1ng vou of all pa· rental nght You are requued to an· swer the Pemlon w1thtn twentv· etght days or object to the granttng ot the tdop· tton wtthm twentv · e19ht dars after the la•t pubftca tton of th•• nouce whtch w1U be pubhlhed once eech week for three c:on1eeutlve weeks The last publtcltion wtll be made on the 26th day of September 1987, and the twenty .,tght days w111 commence on that dale In caae of failure to answer or oth8rwtse reapond as re· qwred by the Ohto Rulea of CJVtl Procedure judgment by default w1U be rendered agatnat you and the Pelttton granted for the rehef 1 de· mended '"the Petttton deled September B 1987 Robert E Buck. Judge Court of Common Plea• Probate DtYtltOn Meig1 County Oh1o JIJ<RY fUlMIII .... / Jeoningo "c!>ory - HlO pm' - - I Co•-• l OCIO'" CASE NO 26622 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO MARK EDWIN LYNCH Answer Questions ' .......... ..... _ , , . . . . . . . . . . . ICOHO '"' "'' "'' "'' ..... _ ,. _ .,.. ~ ··-· ... .......... ·--__... .,.....• .........--........ -~ ~,.... "·-... . .... ___ --···--1IINIY'I ........ _ ~ IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO PROBATE DIVISION In the Maner of Adoption Of 9Y, FREE ESTIMATES RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAl ....P.om·a·roy .. ' VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE Manufacture and Sales of dtsposal ca1 petm g. 30 )ij Ltt U1 Ft11e You In " r.J Recordmg an d Control In 1t1uments for Home and Continued from page 1 raids of marijuana patches In Meigs County The story contai ns quotes from several deputy she· riffs as well as Stierlff Frank a nd photographs were' on the scene · Indicating that the newspaper apparently printed the story wllh the cooperation of local officers ... Til ""'it MOON SUUIOAY UOSID SUNDAY ~c.:!._ ...... - . . ...-- . -___... - ....... ._ . ..,_ ...__ ........,......... ...C.>o ·-· ....... . ... .......... -...... . . ·..-·---··-. ...... . ...-_ ,. _,... ,..__ ............... ... I A¥. Factory Reps On Hand To Den1011strate & ,..,.Q. s• MONDAY thtw F11N I I l..M. t1 S P .. Am E lectnc Power 26 Y, AT&T mi. Ashland 011 67'/.i Bob Evans Far ms 2Hi. Cha1 mmg Shoppes .27 )4 Federal Mogul 45% Goodyear T&R ?O J,S Heck s In c 4 \(1 Lands End 26% L1m11ed In c ........ .. ...... 39'1, Mulllmedia Inc ... ... .... ... .. 68% c •M• s . Six charges ... FEN(E (OMPANY -ott SYSTtMS Ul lt1<h St Middleport, Oh 4S7~0 .. lO PUCI AN ll CAU " ' 1 I Pr1ce Tom Srud.ty - V.A ~ Warren's cross country runners downed the Marauder thlnclads 36·23 In a duel meet Wednesday. Finishing in the top five for Meigs were Rod Brewer, 2nd; Chris Stewart 3rd; Rob Jacks 9th, Cary Betzlng lOth, Hank Cleland 12th Marauderette Dee Henderson was first In the girls competition Meigs travels to Athens for a n Invitational meet Saturday CONSUMDI ACCENT Real Estate ~ REAlTOR (As of 10:30 a .m ) Pr,ovided by Sunday, Sitpt. 13, 1987 ( l1'088 country team loses to Waniors Business Services RonDJe Milsap, Gem ge Sll all ' • and Hank Williams Jr, would also perform on the show The Judds, the mo l he• daugh ter team of Naomi a nd Wynonna. were named Vocal Group of thP Year last yt'a r They also haVe •. been nominated for the Enter· tainer award this year ,. Travis, whose first two albums went plat mum - sales of more " than a million copies - 1s also 110mlnated for the CMA's top a\lrarn'ims :fear Ke nny Roge rs will host the live show from th e Grand Ole Opry House m Nashville • The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' IDaily stock prices \ t\l~~ FALL HUNTING CLINIC ~of~ Violet Grimm NASHVILLE , Tenn 1UP! 1 The Judds and platinum sellet Randy Travis have been added as performers on the 21st Coun try Music Association Awards • show to be broadcast Oct 12 on CBS Officials previously announced that Reba McEntire, therelgnjng CMA Entertainer of the Year • Eight calls were answered Wednesday. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports Racine at 7. 40 a.m. took VIolet Grimm from Broadway to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 12 43 p m., treated Craig Frendes at the scene of an auto accident on Route 338; Middleport at 1. 43 p m took J•sle,. Cooper from Third Ave , to Veterans Memorial, Racine at 5·20 p.m took Rick Watson, Jr, from Wells Run to Veterans Memorial. Syracuse at 5: 28 p m took Pauline Wolfe from Blind Hollow Road to Holzer Medical Center, Health Net at 7 30 p m transported Kimberly Spencer from Veterans Memorial to Cabell Huntington Hospital; Pomeroy at 6:09p.m took Gary Wolfe from the sheriff's office to Veterans Mmeorl", Tuppers Plains at 11 09 p m treated Zona Sheridan but did not transport Relatives here of Ellie Hart I"Jr.====;:::::l;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;-1 Ctm1topher have received word of her death on Sept 4 at Elliot, Maine She Is survived by her husband, Eldred Hart I Rick). a former Me1gs County resident Mr and Mrs Hart had been plannmg a trip to Meigs County this month Friday, September 11, 1987 Judds, Travis join lineup at CMA Squads receive 8 calls Wednesday EMS has eight calls Thursday Meigs High School students • dlately on Thursday also and were not In classes today for the school dismissed. second day In a row, due to bomb Bradbury Elementary was threats at the school. An early also dismissed one day last week morning bomb threat to the because of a bomb threat junior high also sent junior high The m1ssed days do cut mto the students home today Bradbury five emergency days allowed by Elementary was out on Thursday the state Morris sa1d Any days along with the high school. over the five will have to be made The threatening phone call to up, regardless of the reason the junior high was made about school was dismissed 7·15 this morning reported Meigs Morris said that evacuation of Superintendent Dan Morr!s A school buildings for a 24 hour cook at the school answered the penod after a bomb threat is an call The high school was called admlmstrat!ve decisiOn He said shortly before 8 he bases this procedure upon The schools were evacuated of advice from EMS and fire students and personnel when the department officials, fire mar calls came and then dismissed shalls, and Charlie Legar, the for the day county's <;hsaster services agent Thursday morning's threats If the Individual or IndiVIdua ls came at 7:40 a m to Bradbury, responsible for the bomb threats followed by a call to the high are caught, they Will be prose school around 8 Students and cuted to t~e full extent of the law personnel were evacuated lmme· Morris addeo Friday, September 11, 1987 Jtm sOddJobServ1ce pamttng carpenter work aundack tidmg roofing Call114 379 2416 Quality roofing free est 810 a square Cantact Randy at 614 446 6957 Want to do light housecleamng tn Gelllpohsarea Call814· 446 7411 Cen do aight hauling and roofing Reuonable rales Manon Smder 614 949· 2629 G1ve p1ano and organ lestona tn my hame 10 begtnnera ad vanced student1andaduhs Al1o teach chordtng 1nd transpoamg If mt...-eJtad. call 614· 992 5403 Pteno lenons Bf!ginnf!rs Advanced chtldren nd adult• Nancy Schul 614 687 3336 tract 10 yr old house 3 Br P•tnot V1llage Call 614 446 1340, 446-3870 Housf! and 3 1011 in Crown Ctty Need to sale Be1t offer Call 614 256 6717 f~rf!plaee full basement 3 m1 so of Gallipolis $34 900 Call Dav• 6,4 446· 1616 aher 5 00 446 1244 4 J!.R 3 br hn11hed basement. electnc wood heat eppltcanc81, garage Appr111ed at $84 000 Sale S49 900 Call 614 446 3040 Government Home• from S1 (U repatt) Delinquent tax property Repotses11ons Call 805 687 8000 Ext GH 9805 for current repQ hst 6 roomt J bedroom full base-- ment gas furnece and garage Full tront and baek porchf!l 50,.100 IDt lots of att1capace 5 mm from town and elementary 7 room 3 school $1 5 000 bedroom full basf!ment furnace front end back porches 1 112 bath 5DK100 lot One outbutldmg 5 m1n from town and elf!mantary school 113 000 Call614 992 2732or 614 992 2475 o•• 6 room hou .. two baths, new roof Nuse1t't w1ndows garage 246 N Fourth Ave Middleport Make offer 614 247 4872 or 614-247 -2632 Hend1 Men Spf!ctal· 5 room and bath ante baaf!ment 110 State St Pnce neg Call 614 992 J725 4 bedroom 1 1h baths bas&mt~nt eentel atr 2 car garage Lvnn St New Haven 304 8B2 2956 Leon Mason County ior sale by owner beaut1ful ranch home on 20 aCt'es Small barn pond good hunting horse lovers par•· d11e 304·458 1542 Country custom stone rancher 50 rolling acres mtrttculous ftrst owner upkeep, f~replace centre! air. 3 bedrooms 1lf2 baths pat10 courtyard man1cured tawn barn 48x64 matal bldg •nd mucll more Leon area Cell Sheron StltVens 304·662·2216 or Centu'Y 21 Shamrock 304 767 6969 2 or 3 bedrooms, double lot elo1a to schools and stores a1 8 000 00 304 675 7833 CDuntry Custllm Stone rancher 50 rollmg acr111 Mettculous ftrat owner upkeep Fireplace central a1r 3 br, 1Ya baths patto courtyard man1curad lawn barn 48x64 metal bid and more C•ll Sharon Stevens 682 2216 or Century 21 Shemrock 767 6969 leon area Rt 62 32 Molitle Homes for Sale 1976 Buddy Mobtle Home 14K55 Wtth 1 0K32 additiOn tnclud1ng woodburner Owners moved must tell Best oHf!r Call 614 446-8427 after 5 30 PM 2 Mobtle homes 1 acre lot 2 mtlf!l from Hannan Tracf! Schools RoHal water black top road Call 614 256 6343 1974 Concord 3 br 14x70, total elee . new carp&t f!xtra nicf! $8960 Call 614 446 0176 Repo11e11ed Mobtle Homes We ha...a em wa finenee'em Exam pie 1984 Clayton 14x70 three bedroom 1 Ya bath Total f!lect nc vtrv good condttton aBOO down, payments at $210 per month 800 826 ~ 0752 1977 Falr"'ont Bayv taw 14x70 all electnc 2 bedrooms centr•l e1r washer dryer stove refrigerator underpmnmg 814 388 9837 Lawn Mower Repatr Wtll ptek up and deiNer Good used mowers tor ule Call 814 742 2383 or 814 742 3091 1974 Mobtlf! home 2 bedroom Underptnntng blocks 614 992 5741 Hyaells used cars Rutland tn now dotng car body work painting and clean up Call 814 742 3164 1 2x~5 mob•le home 3 bed rooms carpeted stovf! and drver tneluded $3500 down assume payments 814 742 2777 or 614 742 2795 Pamtmg houses. roof•. barns. mobile home rooh Free Etti· mat• Ree~onable Retes 304· 878 2281 1970 Hollv Park, 2 br 12x60 ready to move $3600 Call 814 992 3100 Beby aitting m my home. Mon dav thru Friday, call 304 nJ. 6740 etter 2 00 33 Baby altttng in mr home 304 882 2243 Teachers wilt with • year old child wHI baby tit tn h., home New Hl\len 304--882 ane Fi naill: i.il 21 Business Opportunity AAA· 51181 Repres · Oalht 1nd Mel111 CountX Ideal to. hom• mak . . Sell AA membatlhlps to your friends. neighbora. rtfettne .o. Ewryone needa onel Greet opportunity to wo,. with great people Mftfna e grett product and make e greet living You'l love th• Job Send • r•ui'MI or work hill:ory to AAA The Auto Club of louthlilttfn Ohio, 710 W•ll• St Porta· mouth Ohio 458112. Ann Bob Be•• ~ 1986 Clayton Newport mobtle homa 2 8R bay wtndow 1n kttchen D11hwasher. undarptn ntng Call 61 4 · 388 9013 t15,000 Negot1•ble Farms for Sale 20 acre farm wtth 3 BR house Hannan Trace Road Glf!nwood W Va for more mf~rmatton call 30,773-5118 or 7735186 after 6 00 Sht acre mint farm fen cf!d pas ture plus woodland one b11rn two out buildtngs three bad room, ell electnc bnck ranch overlooktng rtver near town Call 304 675 71 19 34 Business Buildings Commerc1el buildings for lease Downtown Pt Ptenant Stora1 afficH A One Real Ettate • Carol Veagar Broker Call 304· 875-5104 ' . 35 Lots & Acreage Vecent lot on Pine Street tn Gallipolis Water and •eweve Parcel No 007 ·023·021 00 t&,OOO Csll 81•· 614· 3833 or 614· U6 1729 ' ~ • �' .. Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY 35 Lots & Acreage Appro~t 55 Building Supplies 54 Misc. Merchandise Bu1k11ng Matenalt Camptng Colli· to • Co...t memberahip Call 114·398· 3 acres Fruit trees Nfal w.ter well. npt•c tank Rt 1 &0 between Butwell S. No Gall•• H S tots of road frontage t11 ,600 Call614· 388-936• sew• Block, bt~ck pipes. wtn· dows, lintels, e1c Claude Wtn· tert. R10 Grande. 0 Call 614 24!5·6121 1 Y.:. ac lot on Jerrys Run Rd Concrete blocks allslaea vent or deltv.ry Mason 11nd Gallipohs Block Co . 1 23Yi Pine fit Gelhpol11, Oh10 Call 614· ...1 Apple Grove, w1th rural water 304-576-2383 PRICED RIGHT - One tCJe 2783 budding lots on Rt 2 at Alhton Public water and mob1le homes mobile homes permitted, $500 down f150 per month. 304 678· 2336 6 88 acres w1th well, Jerrys Run Road 87.000 00. Call aftet' 6 00 pm 304 576-2006 Rentals 41 •a "Selffia says S he 'S t'lfe d 0 f the h an d -to-mout h existence we've been living for the past 17 years. She says she's tired • . . h 0 f 1lVIng On WIS es and dreams that never COffie true • You know 1 Wo men are funny that Way. " Houses for Rent N1cely furnished small house Adults only References re q~lred Off nree1 park1ng Ph 614-445 0338 4 BR house for nmt 3 m1 so of Gallipolis $300 a month plus dep A11f rftqUirl!td Call 614 446-1615 After 5 00 PM caH 446 1244 4 PR house on 1 acre Exeat loc1t1on Ref Call A-1 Real Estate Broker Call 304 6755104 or 675 7738 3 -BR hOl4a& near Patnot Cell 614 379 2678 Very mce, 3 br neighborhood hou58 N1ce c_._._._ ..._._._._......~._._._._._._._._._.__, r 44 Apartment for Rent ac , gu heat, stove refr1g , dishwasher washer furmshii'KI 446-7025 Call 614- House 936 1st Ave partly fur ntahed 5200 per month Can 614-446 4038 or446 1615 or 446 1243 3 br rllnge refng dishwasher garbage dlspoHI double car ger~ge Cny school d•st $360 a month Dap & Ref Call 614 Valley Furniture new & used Fum1shed ept next to library One profHIIional adutt only Parkmg Call 614-446-0338 Wuhen. dryers, refril•etorL ranges Skaggs Appliances 28r carpet. rlfrig end stove 661 3rd Ava $260 a mo plus dep Celt 61 4· 246-9595, house and 1 br ~ : .,1 house both located 1n A1 0 Grarii:le nut to collage CtU 614-245 9170 or 446 1323 Oowmown. 1 br , furn11hed apt ec carpeted 1225 a mo 1100 dep Call614 448-1788 4 br 4 Rm & bath 1 9 28lf2 Chettnut 614 446 3870 $76 Dep Call 2 BR 2 baths &250 per month Oep requ~red Brookhart Lane Celt 61 4· 446 4222 betweem 9-5 4 bedroom, near Metgs H1gh School Pay own utilities Oep ostt rqutred Call 614 992 2381 Grac10UI livtng 1 end 2 bed room apartment. at Vtllaoe Manor and Rrven1de Ap.rt· menta m Middleport From S216 1ncludtng utilities Call 614-992 7787 EOH 2 bedroom, up1111rs, newly remodeled Stove and refngera tor furntshed 1200 per month plus utllttlet I 100 dep011t required Call 814 992 1&39, 614 992 2433 or 614 992 3489 For rent or sale Large stately home •n Middleport Furnished or unfurmshed Call Yvonne Scally It 614 992 7521 or 992 2353 3 bedroom, rent plus uttllttes, Galhpohs Ferry tor tnformatlon call 304 675-4088 APARTMENTS mobile homes. houtas Pt Plauentand Gelhpo Ill 614 446 ~ 8221 2 bedroom furn1Hd apt ref end depos•t. New He'-len W Va • 304 882 3287 or 304· 773 5024 3 rooms and bath gas heel, 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent ground floor, waah ... and dryer hook up, no children immedl11a occupancy No pets phone 304-675·4-180 ext 53 or 60 FurniShed 28R cable BIV&IIable AC rrver v1ew tn Kanauga Fosters Mobile Home Park C1ll 614 448-1802 One bedroom turni1hK epen ment 1n Potnt Pleasant Extra cle1n end n1ce Adults no pets p'hone 304 876 1 386 1 2x60 Mobile hom e Furmshed. AC Located 1n Centenary area S200 a month 614 446~2390 One 1nd two bedroom apts Pomt Pleasant 304 676·2480 eventngs call 614-446-2200 12x60MobtleHome 2 br $150 a mo S 150 dep located on Sowards Ridge Rd Call 614266 6206 or 245 6122 Furn1shed apt Aduhs only 2 rooms and bath clean Call Tratler for rent· 260 4th Ave $175 a mo All utrht1es patd Call 614 446 0544 Furntshed 3 br house trader tor rent ac tn Rto Grande Call 614 245 5162 2 br wall to wall carpet Pnvete lot m G1lltpolts Call 61 4 446 1409 1fter 5 00 PM Ava•lable•mmedtatelv •n M1ddel port 2 bedroom house $200 plus uttht•et Oepostt and refer ence requ1red No pets 614 992 5018 Tra•ler for rent or sale Ntce and clean Call 614 992 2357 14x70 Mob•le home 3 br 1 ~ baths Zustan Hollow Rd Call 614 992 3229 2 bedroom mobile home fur n1shed $185 00 plus uttht•es, call 304 675-6512 Mobtle homes for rent Uppltf Ar.. er Rd Rt 7 W•ll conttder construction workers 614 446- 0508 44 Apartment for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent 8es1c ren1 for 1 bdr $183 00, 2bdr S219 00 Alao requ~red a S200 00 securttv depoa•t CONTACT Jackson Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equal Houstng Opponunlty Furn.shed Etfu:~ency S 145 Ut1h· t1es pa1d share bath 607 Second Ave Gat11pohs P.h 446 .&416 after 7PM U1)1t&lra unfurnished apartment Utlllttes pa•d Carpeted no child ren or pets Call 614-446 1637 Furntstled apartment $210 ut•llt•es pa1d 1 bdr 920 Founh Galhpolts Call 446 441 6 after Spm 2 BR apta 6 closets kitchen appl furmshed Washer· Dryer hook up ww carpet newty pa1nted deck Regency Inc Apta Cell 304-675 7738 pr 304 675 24B2 45 Furnished Rooms Rooma for rent day week month Gelhe Hotel Cell 114 446 9580 Rent as low •• 1120 month Furmshed room 175 lltilhles pa1d Share bath 'S1ngle male 919 Second Gallipolis C1tl 448-4411 after 7pm - - -- - - - - lc- Rooms for rent bV week Of month Call 614 992·7521, 9 30 4 30 •ftor 8 00 PM Greet location Upsta •n unfurnished 2 br . ut1htl811 pa1d Aduhsonly CallaftfW3 30 814 4461467 1 led room Garage Apt central atr good locatiOn Ref tnd dep required Call814 446-41159 Aveilebel Oct 16 1 Br near MMC 1 ...ult No pet• Ref end dep ,.qutred 1226 1 month C•ll 814·441-4782 Upmirs, furn!lhed . 2 rooms • bath Clean No pets Dep II Ref required Utllrtiet paid Call 114-448·1819 3 or 4 br • 1 YJ beth. kitchen furnishtd 5 Court St t260 1 rno , plus utilities Oep & Ref. c.n 814-""6 4926 - r -·- --~ 614 992 2363 other hours l.airge section of quality furn .. tun 1218 Eauern Ave , Gelhpolia GOOD USED APPLIANCES Upper R•ver Rd beside Stone c,.st Motel 614-446-7398 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofee and chans pnced from t395 to t995 Tables $&0 and up to 8126 H•de·a·beds 1390 to *69(§ Recliners t226 to U75 Lamps 128 to t1215 Dinettes $109 and up to 1496 Wood t1ble w ~ 8 ch~~tu 12815 to t795 o..k *100 up to $3715 Hutches $400 and up Bunk beds complete w maHreuet 1295 and up to I 395 Baby bedt 1110 Mattr"'"orbox sprmgs fuH or twtn $88. firm t 78 and 188 Queen sets 1226, King 13150 4 drawer chett 1119 Gun cabtnets 6 gun Gls or electnc range 1375 Baby rnlttNIM.,. 136 &. 145 Bed frames $20 \ 130 B. Kmg frame 150 Good s•lectton of bedroom sui1ss metal cabmets. headboards $30 and up to 166 Sears wtsher, Emerson tt•eo· both as 11 . Zenith ~terwo, Accordlln, Klmblll Magic Chord organ Call 61 •·441~8747 614 · 446 ·7~11 Off•ce Space for Rent E111cellem for Attorneys Accountant etc Clo11 to Coun HouH Call W1seman Re• Estate Agency 614 4<16·3644 Office Space for rent Excel downtown Gallipolis locatton lnqutrln call 614·4-tB-4222 COUNTRY MOilLE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rental tr11lers Csll 814-992· 7479 Space for tmall trailers All hook ups Cable Also eff1etency rooms. alf end cable Maaon. w v, ean 304- n3-15&&1 SPACES FOR RENT - Tra1ler lots Rt 1 locult: Road back of K &K 304-876·1078 49 For Lease FOR LEASE one bedroom apartment overlooking city parlt 8175 per month Call81•· 446· 2326 or 446-4425 Apartment witt! completely remodeled kltc::hen bllth bedroom and llv6ngroom Avetlabla mtddle of August Second floor, corner Second and Pine Parking area prov1ded $2215 per month or •260 wn:h kitchen apphences fum11hed Call 614· 4-16-2325 or 446- 95 Most modolo t1on alao 1vailable Muffler Men, MerchRn rli se valley or flashing metsl ~~~"!'~~~~.~~~;,o:.rd 4"•8 ~;n:~~-'·o••mooth 0499to 9 - Wood and matomte peneltng 4"xa oever•lpllltorno 14 95to $8 96 1 10- Moldingtom•tchponehng I cornen 0 ~ corners cap and divider strips 11 25 eech 11-AII wood turnod 5pondle column, porch oooTo 4""end 6 · 76 80 000 output 4 ye:ars old Alr ~ea1e t250 Call 81 • ·992· •ng, channel groove 1'6 aq ft p., :bundle, $8 00 per bundle soma Electrolu• Cleaners complete attachments 178 cash or terms and door trtm preftn1shed end unf1n11hed 11 251o *3 00 7' pes 15- 32' x76"x'V. tempered 1n sulated glass panels I 25 00 25 cu ft chest type deep freeze G•bson good cond f165 00 Phone 304 895·3&76 18- Epoxy costed steel wire Cloaet and cab1net sl'lelv111g 50 per cant below rttld 17 - Bruce preftnllhed oek ftoor mg natural and med1um fintshu 20 sq ft pack U!i 00 and 10 pks and up e 39 95 1 8 - 6 gal aluminum f•bervd roof coating 120 96 1 9 -Cannon craft pine louverlld tntenor shut1ers at wholeule 20- tilgh glOM 6 pc tubwa\1 k1t wrth glue $29 95 21 -28' ':x20 ' ' 111d1ng gtaumed 1c1ne ~:sbmet with light& 139 95 22 - 30' almond double door vemty wtth marble top 179 95 23 - 17:x19 mlm van•tv wtth marble top, I 29 95 24 - 0var 200 YIMys aet up on thow room floor Oak 60 double bowl wtttl marble top 1980 Datsun GX 310, good cond water bed uaed 6 months 19 meh ;lentth TV chel't drawers •nd dreuer Whtte sewk'lg m•· ch•ne. stereo 8 uech type, call 304 576 2987 lftat 6 00 Seasoned oak f~rewood, 304 675 2757 otter 4 30 House to be torn down and removed 26~t44 , bid1 lo be accep1ed 304 67& 8160 THE WORKING MAN"S FRIEND Kenmore weaher f76 Speed Queen washer. 175 Dryer $95 Magtag wnngtr wa ... er $96 30" alectnc range. 1715 38 ' elactric renge. 17& 20 g*' range, $76 30" g• renge *96 Smell washer & dryer t96 eech Upright freezer t150 Harvest gokl refug $125 Shggs Apphancea 669 Upper RIVer Rd Gallipolis Oh 814 446 7398 Used refng , wether S. dryer Mollohan Furntture Call 614 ~ 446- 7444 26 ACA·XL 100 color tolid state Excel cond • 100 Call 614-446-2390 Large heavy duty rock1ng chttr Varv n1ce ••o Call 614 446 3142 Refrlg, boll springs and mat tr... Call 814-448~3732 Hotpomt portable dlthwllher. f60 C•ll 614·266 8709 Kmg S1~:a Bookc. . Waterbt>d, complete t231 Mettrns Waterbed end Fum1ture Werehou .. , 98 Columbus Ad , Athens, Oh1o 415701 614 693 7191 3 pc hvlng room suite, good cond fl50 00 304 773·5934 53 Antiques 024 96 019 95 31 - Chrome washerlell vanity faucets 19 96 32-4 pc aohd oelt towel barset 119 95 33 - AU tvPet of hand tools Mechanic and carpenter Big D•acounts 34-Two Pouch all leether car penter apron wnh belt I 1 6 95 3&- Perma R·R ig1d sheeting i nsult1on fod one stele . V2 ' x4 x8 14 99 , 1,4-16 99 1 u 99 r 36 - 72" 81rch starter kitchen 72" b11e 2 115 " wall cab , 1 Vllf!!PCe 1 72 PC top f199 96 45- 1 pc f1ber9l11s tub and thower whitt and colors f149 96 to f179 95 46-2 pc ftberglall tub and shower wh1te and colora f175 00 TO 1199 95 47- 1 pe acrytlctubandshower w1th calling 8249 96 to 0299 95 48 - 1 pc flbeJglall and acryhc shower 1tall onty S 179 95 to Pf)ts for Sale 49- Wh•te .-teel bath tub only non 1k1d bonom 189 96 60- K•tchen and bathroom and bar counter top, 99 hn tt . & 10' & 12' pes &1 - K-lux white brJc:k country stde 5 aq ft per ctn S1 50 eech mortar $6 95 • 2 gal bucket 62 - Whtte commodet 3 gallon water saver• grade A 839 96 53-Miscellaneous ••:rea and colors of merlbe vamw tops(8) grades f16 00 each Somf!l u a· double bowl 54- 36' x80 ' wh1te CrDIIbuck storm doors I 39 915 each 66 - 8 grade steel insulated doors 32' and 36", black only 3026 Reg•stefed Chow Chow pupPI81 Cell after 5 30 p m . WELLSTON OHIO · 614-384 3845 814·949·3007 S••mete kittens 17 weeks old, >60 ob eoch 304 676 1319 Pets AKC rewstered Germ1n Shepherd PUPPIIII phone 304 882 2077 Enghsh Potnter Elhew Red We 1er Ru Breed1ng 5 vrt old. 1300 3 Run Muon Kennell 12:x 14 1600 Jack Reynolds 304·576-2392 I 57 Musical Instruments f1ve Gutt•r Collecton ~ $360 or IUit buy one Also PeiVttv pract1ce Amp t76 Celt 614446 0666 Lowrey Genius Electronic Uy board Call 614 446 372& Trumpel and c::lanmrt for tale Good condttlon Call 614 992 7713 (!allehan'a Used T~re Shop Over 1,000t~res, slzes12,13, 14, 16, 18. 116 8 m11es out At 218 Call 81 4~268-8261 1----------SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Olive St • GelhpoHs NEW 8 pc wood groupo *399 Uving room auit•· $188~*198 Bunk beda whh bedding- *199 Full 11.2e mftlr... • foundttion ttartlng· f99 Rtc::llners starting- •99 USED- 8ed1. dtHMrl, bedroom suites, 8198·1298 Desks, wring• wnh•. e c::ompl ..ellne of UHCf fumlture NEW· W•tlll'n boot_. '30 61 Farm Equ1pment 441-4163 58 304 773 5234 Oh•o Meuey Fer;uaon, New Holland, Bulh Hog SeiH & Service Over 40 used tr&d:Ofl to choose from S. complete lint of new & uMd equipment Larg"t HlectiOn In S E Oh1G 800 Fofd tractor, plows, d•sc 6 tt Ford bush hog, 13450 200 oat spray tank, 1296 C.tl 814-286-8522 • Tobecco Belting bo11 Excel cond 150 C•l\614 446 -415:1 Reponened l Must sell 2 quonHt style steel buildings Brand new nwer erected On••• 40 ft ,.;40 f:t W1ll .... for balance owiKI Call Carl 1 800 52? ch-'n•. •nd sprockets to fit almost any sew SiiOER$ EQUIPMENT CO Henderson W Va.. 304 875· 7421 Homeltte and Jon ser.ct Sef\'ice & Supplies SIDERS EQUIPMENT CO Henderson, WV 304 875 7421 Tobacc::d or tomato stak" 304· 875- 1020 after 5 00 , .., 304 675 2288 ••1-u• 6 ton O.hl wtg on Powflt' teke off cotn ehelllf' All f!'l good cond 304-6715 1487 fermhall H tractor w1th. ffon1 end lo.aed. t500 GravMv wl'lh buth hog. 1400 Cl11304 4158 Hill 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying shell corn or ear corn Call for l1te•t quotes R1vM City Farm Supply 614 446 6 Yellow Oallclous. M•clnt01h. and Gttm81' apples .,._,. honey sorghum and apple butter P1ck your own graPM 25 oentt a pound Week dayt 8·8, weft •4 Ru11et potJto81, 99 5 lb bskt horif~rown tomatoes, 12 76 10 lb b~~g No 1 Idaho potatott 11 49 Freettone peachea, 39 cents lb, 110 98 bushel Foodtllmps welcome B S Produce ecro.. from Plua Good 1340 cond Of youtb bod See at 206 A Call 6799 Hay & Grain Mixed hay •1 bale on wagon Hay tor beddtng &Oc 304 875 6679 Tr dnsporl~llun 71 Auto's For Sale 1982 Ford Van, 60 000 miles $3860 1984 Ford Tempo. auto PS , PB AC AM FM stereo t369& Call 614· 288· 8622 1986 Ford Eoco" SW. 4 •PII 446-4782 1985 Chevy Chrrene. 6 spd am fm redlo. deluu wheel cov era. seat, m1rrora Excel cond Onty 11 000 mllet 13260 Cell 614-251-6251 , ~ ·~ _ - - "r- - --- ... --~ ------~---·~ ·- -~ ·t _~ BASEMEfifT WATERPROOFING Unc::onditlon .. ~f.. lme guaran let loc .. tefttriWicet furrulhltd Free "tim•t... C1tl coll•ct 1· 814-237 0488 drt or n1ghl 1 977 Olda Cutlau Supram1. .IN cruise tih AM FM tt .. eo A1Uy whH4a one owntH Florlds ear 1978 Camtto Rally Sport. ltr t iH AM FM st~~reo aJr ll'tocll 350 four banell 30 .. ·67& · 1139 1 977 Llncotn Cont1n.,_u1 Mark V e~oc eo nd load!Kl. phone 304 875 3029 1980 4 wheet drNe Dodge pi ckup t1600 19PO • whMI duve t21500 1980 Plv moulh Volare 63 000 m l 1120Q 1977 Chevy Mahbu st•t1onw11gon 1600 Honda 70 Coli 304 468 1658 Trucks for Sale 1978 D•t•on pu; k up runs good Body rough t 300 or beat otter No Sund-v cAlli Call 11200 1971 International Grain truck 1 980 Che\ly YJ ton p•ckup $2800 1971 V•llowstone C•mper w11h bt1h, 11800 Call 814992 6717 1987 N1uon hatd body p1ckup AM FM Ul . . tl& IIOtttd wheels 6 •P*IIKI like new low mtl... 16 800 00 or utume loan 304 6715 1448 1987 Red N1111n truck 5 &peed 35 MPG , 16,000 00 See at 2412 Lincoln Ave Pt Ptt 30.· 675 4586 73 Vans & 4 W.O . AogersB•tement Waterproofing SWEEPEf' and -.wing machint ~Pik" pans. tnd '"'"''" Pu:t.; up and delivery, Davis Yecuum Cl•• ner one h11f mHe up Call e14 Georgn Cr .... Rd 446-0294 RON ' S Telev•s lo n Service Houq nita on FtCA , Oue1ar GE &o.c!Oiing In z.,Mh. C.U 304 5'76 2391 379 2726 1979 Dodge 4x4 Auto Re· done or part trade on newer smaller 4x4 truck 814742 2372 74 Aotsr'V or Clblt tOOl drMtlng Most Vllells compteted same dey Pump laiN and t81'v•ce 30• B95 3802 6536 1986 Vemaha Enduro XT 350 Low miletge Cell 814 446- 8753 1983 XR·500R like now 1775 C.ll814·388 8711 Moving out of state Kewa11kl 200, 3 WhHI•. e111C cond, t 800 or b•t offer 81 4~246·9401 wenlngs 1980 VW, 1110 Pt,mouth Ford 310 Chov motor c.n 114-387-7473. 304 67& 22B8 WINTERIZATION Plumbing & Heatmg CARTER S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Ptnt G1ihpohs, OhiO Phone 614 446 31!1188 or 1!114 446· 4477 APPALACHIAN WOOD &TOVE Wood and coal stoves furn.c., and m1ens Brunc::o Alhley, Consoltdated Outchwetl Buy sell trade 10 yu e..peretnce k1 carpenter Call 814-&98 6121 84 Electrical & Refrigeration A11ident•al or commerc1et wtr 1ng New service or rep11r1 Licensed electrician Eatmate lree R1denout Electnc•l. 304 675-1786 85 1985 Honda 125 4 wheeler good condition 1900 Jim Beugtlman Call 614 258 1981 Honde, B1g Red, ttv.. whHI. 304·175-2668 between 8 00 •nd 2 00. Mondll\' lhru General Hauling Dillard Water Servtca Pools Cisterns Wells O.livety Any time Call 614 446-7404 No Sunday c.t ls J & J Water Servie$ Sw•mmmg pools, CIStern•. wellt Ph 814 245 9286 R S. R Water Serv1ce Mome clstera, well1 pools filled For merty James 8oys Watltrs Call 304 875 6370 Paul Rupe, J1 Water S.,vlca Call814 44e 3171 Pools clst erns well• • Watterson's Water Hauling r . .sonablt!ll rat-.. immeCII•te 2 ,.000 gallon deMvery,. clsternt, pools, well, ••c cetl 304 571- 2919 Dump truck delivery, coal 11one sand. graval, till lnd uWdust Phone 304·8715 3190 Friday 87 One 400 Kawe~k• motorcycle for aale or trlde for Coon Dog or tomething of aquel value, 304· R & M Cu11om Cauchea •nd 76 Oh 114·211·1410. Eve 114-441-3431 Opon dolly 9 to 430 Sot 830to130. Old& G7e.2&15 Boat• and Motor1 for Sale Pontoon Bo•t· 60 HP Johnton, troller. 12750 Coli 114-448 40"3 after I 00 PM ·--M. - --- ·- - -_..-"C-- NEW ORI.EANS (UPl) Pope John Paull!, wreathed In a hero's welcome in thfl South"s most Cal hollc ciC y, told black Catholics Saturda y they must throw oft ··shackles of !he splriC which are even more destructive than the chai ns of physical slavery ·· 1 "Far too many of your young people receive less than an equal opportunity for a quality educa· lion and gainful employment," the pope said. invokmg the name of Martin Luther King Jr . in a speech to about I 800 black bis hops, prlesls. nun s and laymen Fenv Trn 'Trimming stump removtl Csll 304 · 171) 1331 Slarks TtM 1nd t.wn StrVke l•wn c •e land.c:apl~ ttump removal 304 671 2142 or Upholstery Reupholstery, St Rt 7, Crvwn C~y n.w Uphosiered Mowrev'1 Upftettterl"g lllf"ring trl County area 22 ye.,. Tba best In furntture us»hoorennc( Call 304 · 6715 1 &4 for, free •tlmates - - ----.-- ·--"--- house not to be accurate " The sources descnbed the shakeup as both a typical shulfle by a new agency director and a " houseclea ning !ollowmg a scan· dal." in which employees who had been deceitful or m1s leadm g m congressiOna l testimony w11i be as ked to leave While Webs ter was FBI dl rec· lor lase year, bureau offi cia ls also found Clarndge 10 be less than forthright durmg a criminal investigalion into a n a lleged preslden!lal assassinatton threat by a former CIA emp loyee, Ja ck Terrell, the so urces told UP! FBI officials §uspected Clar· ndge was seeking to protect former CIA em ployees, mclud ing some who had worked for him. who were associated w11h Terrell In one of several pnvate efforts to assis t. the N1caragua n Contra rebels, the sources sa id It could not be learned pre· c1sely when Clarridge, who ap peared before the congressional Iran-Contra commit tees 1n early August, was asked to take early retir ement but sources sa1d several other CIA employees are ex pected to simiLarly be pressed to step down · Clarndge could not be reached for comment A CIA spokes per son declmed to acknowledge he ever worked for the agency, although Iranscnpcs of h1 s recent closed-door testtmony have been made public Tt was durmg the mvesligaCion of Terrell, sources satd. that Webster and other FBI officials began to focu s on Clarridge' s Centra l Amencan role. Terrell, a dtsaffected member of the pn vate Civilian Military Assista nce group, was one of the first to publtcly accuse nalwnal secunt; a ide Oliver North of managmg a pnvate Contra aid network The CMA was a spinoff of the pnmary networ k overseen by North an operatwn run by rettred Atr Force Maj Gen. Richard Secord Some intelligence sources ai· leged, as has Terrell, that the jomt 1986 FBI Secret Service mqu1ry was tmllated to cltscred!l him and that the only ev lden ~e to trigger the mvestlgallon was a second-h and remark tn an Intercepted telephone call A Jusllce Departmenl source satd that although the assassina· twn Investiga!lon " didn't pan out" during the mqutr}, Webster rust learned of "North . Ciar· ndge - the grey area·· m the U S government that was sup· portmg the Contras and the CMA group · At the tlme, Congress had . banned U S offlctals from pro vldmg mllttary aid to the Contras Pope continues tour in New Orleans or 814· 441 Motorcycles tc..wa11hl 200 , 3 wheeler, f900 or belt offer. Excel cond Hurry moving out ot state 9 -13 Call 814· 2415· 9401- Even FUN, FUN, FUN FOR ALl- Lllst year's Middleport Block Party was lots of fun, a.• seen In the photos a hove and at riKht.ll didn't matter whether you were Into flying paper airplanes or dancing In the street, there was something for everyone In the crowd. Sept. 19 will be the dat e of this year'• block party, with the e~entst kicking off with a dance at lhe American l.eglon hldl on friday nlsht. (Times· Sentinel fil e phol011) 2&&4 1979 Dodge PI Ck up eo 000 mllu 4.x4 12400 Call 614 Colll14·266-9301 1113 Vot-gon R•bbitt 4 off• boet. 40 hp Johnton motor on . . ... . __.... _. ___. one owner, exc cond, will sell Of trade for 1977 thru 1980 tour wheel dnve truck phone 304· 1981 KZ 440 motorcycle 12.000 miles One owner t700 Call814· 992-6919 troll• 1814 Ford tlck·up CoR 114-441·1528 or 41·13!J9 1977 Chw M•llbu. 5 cyl . etend.-d No r nlble offer .-.fuood. C.M 114- 1·2783 "I'm rich .. I cater everything/" 4cyt 41pe«< , 2· 1979 Dodge CoK• C.ll 814--·0158 mor 1·oo PM 11711 DodgoO.rtSwc,.•. 225. MGB A......... Tilt. ftborgl- ... 1982AMCSp~rit wor~ 16 Hand Bisek AOHA Gelding. Pinto Mare b.-.c:t to Quarter Horse Call after 6 30• 675 """L . .. Skylark CUitOm, 304 676 2241 Call 614-379 2871 aale 614-992-2703 1172 El Camino Gr•nde CoM 11 245-1830 Home Improvements 82 Horae for dl-. SW 19110 Avenue. Rio B~ouclt 1971 81 19111 Ostlun tour wh861 Good truck Call81• 992 7384 oft or I 00 pm Riding 197• Dodge Dart 1200 Cell For Solo 27S~olon 1uo1 -k 1972 Dodg• Potans ••oo 00 See a~ 2610 JefffoW'IOn Avt Pt Pit RagistAred Suffolk ewes Call 114-379·2804 C.llll4·4411· 7313 1980 Ford Fln1a, new tlrel , good cond 304 6751653 Security Ughts, StOtm Win dowt. Insulation Roofing Gen eral Re'pa.lrs 304 - e7&~ 8l57 C•lll14-2151·1924 2 upholltered chain. twin ttze 446 2519 614 2398 16 ft wrth twin hoist 900 tlrea 4 spd 2 spd cleen , low rnlt" apd • em fm.cua rHio pb .• like n_, tlr", dl. .l Good cond 3 whMI bicyCle for sale Call 814.. 2H·8090 1975 Motor Home. 22ft klw mtlesga 31 000 mil• ... t cont••ned Pflce ti&OO Call 1951 CheYY Piclc up Call 814 448 2306 818ftt at111. Greet oond •100 or 3B8·9341 Small Camper for sate Call 614 446 3243 eft&r 5 00 P-.. 2 cowl with young cat'-lea and 2 whtte he• steen tpptO.III 750 lbs "ach c.n 814 .. 46· 4344 614-379 2424 By RICHARD SALE WASHINGTON iUPil - CIA counterterrorism ch1ef Duane Clarridge, a figure 1n the Iran Contra affair, is among a handfu l of agency officials being forced Into retirement as part of a " housecleani ng" by new spy ch tef William Webster , accord· ing to U S Intelligence sources The sources told United Press International that Webster and other senior CIA ofllcials were "dissatisfied '" w!lh Clarrldge' s lack of candor In his 1984 and 1986 testimony before Che House and Senate Intellige nce committees about the agency·s role In Cen· Ira! America One source sa1d that pans of Clarrldge's testimony , on sub· jects Including the agency's mining of Nicaragua's harbors and a CIA manu al encouragmg the assassination of SandmlsCa village officia ls ··were found In 79 Motors Homes & Campers Carpet •nsta"ed Mond., thtu SatutdiV WOfk guet.,.1Md trM estlm111u 304 1!178 1 020 .,._ tween 9 00 and & 00, leter ctM - Firewood for sale- •30 00. plck· UP l..d delrverad Call Roger Mead• 614·388·901f LTD good body , new brakes. lou new pans good lhlf).l 304 875 5610 or 175 ' 1 800 843 3767 1976 Chl'oly lh IOn Cat\ 814 448 3243 1fter 6 00 PM Hlow Holiday Inn Call 814· complltt:e Call 114-441- ·n A Mult1medca Inc CIA official in ·Irari scandal fol-ced to retire, sources say Struts 1119 95 paN 1ntteMM Moal modllls Muffler M .. n. 9 Sltmpson Ave Athens Ohio 578 2903 9am 7pm Deity Cloeed Sunday f~re pl~~et, S300 00 C1ll aft~n 8 00 304 875 2199 or 676 311 t 9 Sectoons 68 Pagel Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, September 13, 1987 Auto Repair 614-379 2502 SNAFU® Heat:IIMor 74 Oltsun pldt;up newly rebuilt engl11e t450 00 75 Appolo 250 engine , ruo1 good , Val 22 No 30 1~·· DurDC Boan Bred just hlte the boars we t•ted 11 the Oh1o Testation that gelntd O'-ler 2 6 lbs per dfV Rog• 8ent18V Sabina OH 513 584 · :2398 AM -FM Tape, f3999 John' a Auto Sal81· Mov~ to !(.anauga Quality Fruits 1nd Vegetabln retatl and wholellle B • S Produce acro11 from Pin.~t Hut, Gall•polis, Oh10 1981 AMC Eagle 4•4 8 cvl eu1o. PS PB Good ~ondltk)n Needs mtnor repa1r 614· 742 2930 after 6 00 a1k for karen 72 a. Peppttl's, you ptok for •4' 00 ~ 814 992 2778 L1vestock ends 9 5 At 881 So of Albany Phone 614 ·898·8298 Truck Load Sale Hardy Mums. $2 99 buy 8 get 1 frH 6 lb V~rg1n11 apples. 11 69 60 lb 77 304-468 with a near 80. Proba· blllty of precipitation Is 20 percent Sunday. tmts - -lcDual exhaust kltt, f98 96 In stalled Molt Fords Chi"'V trucks v..,. 4•4 • MuH111 Man 9 St•mpson Aw . .lthent, Ohio 1 800 14CI· 3717 1978 Subaru Good motor t1r81 like new Body un .. ft for r01d USe 614 949 21587 1980 Otds Cutlass Supreme V1ry 1harpl E:xc•flent runntng condition 12800 firm Call Along the Raver ....... B+K Business... .. . . ..... D· l Comics ..... ..........•. lnsert Classifleds .. . .. .. D·3· 7 Deaths ................ . . A-5 Sports ..... ... ..... . ..... . C·1·5 3015 3003 2985 63 Chevrolet engln• 350 Call 814·246 15087 50 cents ln:side Call614 379 2220 1979 Suberu 1973 El Camino Two 1977 Dodge pickupt (ane4 wheet drivel 1974 Oat1un 1978 Plymouth Volert C•ll e.,t. 64 Ounrov1n FNtt farm Cider Mel roN Super Gold Red PS PB AC AM FM 882·3319 676-6650 FrUit & Vegetables bushel C•ll 614 247 2055 Reedy mbt concrete end all concrete supplies Call us Valley Brook Cement and SuppHea. CROSS& SONS u s 36 w..t J•ckson 814-286 6461 j ~==:::::::::.L:::::::::::::::::::=:..l1973 , 2 114·388· dr . good cond Ford f350LTDC•ll P1estic clttern scata approved. jo plastic septic tanks. plutlc 8619 culvert• m... l culver'la RON 1983 CamaroZ·28. •uto, T~ top, EVANS ENTERPRISES. J•cl< ec. am·fm stereo-call , pw, oon Oh 114 281 6930 power door loeb Extra sharp c.n 114-246·5040 Qualtty firewood for •ale •25 1 pick-up load. Bidwell • Ohio Cell Workl/0011 et 8 • up. C8tHI & Collll4·448-3159 Btg Dakota Farm homa butft on your lol, U 2,995 • up C. II County Appli.nc.. 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Ohio permttted. 304-576-2336 Ashton KIT 'Nr CARL VLE ®by Lllrly B470 UB ' Friday. September 11, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r ' • Block party plans finalized MIDDI.EPORT - Middleport merchants a nd ' c hambE-r of commerce me mbE-rs are gearing up for the fifth annual Block Part y on Saturday, Sept 19 This year's event pr• lmlses to be bE'tter than ever and the will kick off Friday nighl. wllh a Blue Jean Ball, from 8 p m to midnight at the Amerlcm1 Legion Hall on Mill St On Sa!urday. Block Party- ~oers can look forward to arts a nd crafts. games. prl2e drawings on Ihe hour. lnclud lng drawings fo r a lclcvislon and a VCR, a hamburger ei I ling contest spo nsored by Pleasers Restaurant exhibits ftc ,m COSt, the Center of Science and Industry from Columbus. a car show a nd lhe one and only Ohio Paper Airpla ne Flying Contest In addlllo n lo all this. live e ntercalnmenl will be fea tured lhroughout lhe afl er noon Enterlai ners will inclc)de the Meigs Band. the gospel group l.ight, the Denver Rice Ba 11d. Crossover, Char lie Lilly, and clogging • Nu merous concessio ns will be available and t he Middleport Volun!eer Fire Department will be seiling barbo~qued chicken So f01 a fun clay. mark Salurclay on the ca lencla rand bring the whole family 10 the Middleport Block Party Later Saturday the pope planned to celebrate mass for 300,000 people on Che s hores of i..ake Pontchartraln He met with the black delegalipn at the Louisiana Superdome alter a triumphal ncle In the glassed In "popemoblle" down broad Ca nal Street through thou sands of screaming well-wishers seized by an ecstasy normall y reserved for Mardi Gras ··I think I'm going to dw. " squealed Samantha Breaux, 16, breaking Into a run to get lnlo line to enter the domed stadium "This Is the World Senes of relrglon." said a pries I m a baseball cap "This ts the next best thing to seeing Jesus himself," gasped Sister Dolores Dekean , who left horne at 2. 30 a m to get a ~:ood SPfll n!ijlr St l.ouis !:athedra l "It's all I li'ave been thinKing of for a year ·· The pope began Ihe thtrd day of his 10-day, 9 clly tour of the United States, the second since he bE'came pope, w1th a brief prayer ser v1ce at the nearly 300-yea r old cathedral on hiS· tone Jackson Square m the French Quarter He emerged to cheers, stop pmg to bless a cnppled girl In a wheelchair and touch the hantls of nuns, who surged forward out of temporary bleachers, some stumbling and helpmgeacb other ga m their feet. Then he_ boarded the poi)P./llOblie for the twoc:Jil~ parade down Canal Street troll) the Mlsslsstppt River to the domed stadium There, John Paul told the black church leaders that "your kreat concern , baCh as blacks and Catholics, is- and must always be- that all your black brothers and sisters throughout America. may hear and embrace the saving and uphftmg gospel of Jesus Christ " • Endowment set up for RGC. s~holarship RIO GRANDE - As a part of 1ts contmulng effor t to enhance educal ional opportunities for students In Ohio, Rio Grande College a nd Community Co llege will launch a $3 million scholarship e ndowment ca mpaign m m"ld·September ' "At the heart of the Rio Grande commitment co people IS recognllion of the need for student financial ass1stancc, ·· President Paul C Hayes said of the upcoming campaign. "The college Is commUted to creating_addltlonal educational opportunity that includes the establishment of a $3 million scholarship endowment fund." Hayes added. The Inauguration of the campaign will be formally announced on Sept 19 du1 ing a noon luncheon At that time, members oft he Rio Grande College Board of Trustees will be Introduced to Che recipients of the recen tly esta blished "Atwood Scholarship." ' ContributiOns of $1 64 million have already bE'en committed to Rio Grande"s $3 mlihon sc holarshtp endowment fund Scholarshtps are essential for Rw Grande to meet the needs at today's students, explamed Hayes ' '"Aboul thre e of every four Rio Grande sludents require fmancial ald ." he sa td "Yet, tUition only funds abou t75 percen t of the cost of the education at the college " We rely on Che help of alumni, businesses, foundations and !nends to co'ntmue and expand the caring tradttion of R1o · Grande College."' Hayes added . Scholarship endowment Is an mvestmenl m leadership, ena blmg talented s tudents to enter and complete !he1r programs. "'These new scho larships will result in the creation of new opportunities for students al Rio Grande College," Hayes sa1d "'H1s toncaliy, and in the future. these outstandmg young men and women will become the business , political , educational and soc1al leaders of our regwn and state," he concluded Fixing water leak:s fast a necessity By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Se ntinel Staff RUTLAND - Many Me1gs Countlans depend upon Leading Creek Conserva ncy Dist rict for water So when water lines must be shut down lemporarliy so that leaks can be repaired, repairmen are ~nder tremendous pressure lo solve problems quickly so water flow can bE' restored According to Jack Crisp. presi· dent of l.ead!ng Creek Conser· vancy District, repairmen are under additional pressure because they know water line repair can be a risky busmess, even for trained personnel Leading Creek ts pumping water great distances from elevallons sCaling aC about 565 feel to as high as 935 feel, with a minimum of 44 pounds of pres· sure for every 100 feel of eleva lion It Is this high pressure that makes line repair difficult, and sometimes dangerous, Crisp says For even though valves are closed off on both sides of a leak, the water Is still escaping the leak uvder pressure as repair· men are working to secure the area. And there's more to repairing a line that just stopping the leak. Crisp says. All the air must be removed from the affected line or another le11 k will blow some where else. ho 1 ex plains The m a jor !IY of water line leaks are C2crused by weather, Crisp says. either abnormally wet or dry w·r•ather, or a drasttc change from one temperature to anolher Cl'isp believes lh1s summer's dry weather is respon slble for recPnt lea ks which have bE'en expenP ncecl ln the l.ead lng Creek netwo rk Dry weather-causes the ground to pull awa;1 from water p1pes, wh1le wee wealher causes the ground to ex pand and c rowd pipes This !lihiftlng m the ground, comblhed with lhe conslanC strain on · pipes as water Is carried thl ough them at high. press ure , (rften causes teaks to develop But not only can the repair process b(• difficult for repair· men, It carp bE' expensive for the conservan:r:y district. The claimps necessary to repair lea ks cost $375 each, Crisp says. Andl If the clamps won't hold. then special materials are needed w hlch push repair costs even hli:her, In addition to overtime pay for workers If the time nee1 led to make repairs Is lengthy. Presen i ly, Leading Creek has a three-r nan rep a lr crew. The ' i -----~------' ..' •' ·---- __ ____ ..,. )1 dts trlct keeps the number of full time repairmen at a minimum In order to keep water rates down, since rates are determined by opeatlng costs If the district experiences two teak, at the same ume. the leak which affects the most cuslomers Will bE' repaired first, Crisp explams. And 1f additional repairmen are needed, the district will conlract lor help Crisp advises Leading Creek customers to alert the dls tnct when Chey '"think "' there' s a leak somewhere In the system. "We appreciate customers calling lind letting us know " he says 'We'd rather check and It not be a leak than to walt until a situation worsens ·· Crisp reminds customers that when aJeak does exist, the entire line must shut down while repairs are made. He suggests customers listen to WMPO Radio for up to date Information as to where and how long water will be off. He also reminds customers to be patten! It they try to use the conservancy district's emer· gency number and find It busy. TREE PLANTING - Return Jonathan Meigs The emergency number is !led in with the district's twp·way radio Chapter of the Daughters of the America Revolution jolaed the National Society's program to the repair crew and Is In of planting a tree In observance of the 200th frequent use when repair work is • anniversary of the Constitution. The chapter underway selected a while pine to be planted :n front of -:- J- Pomeroy VIllage Hall, the fonner senior hig~ scllool bulldlnlf, In tribute to Mrs. Mae Mora. longtime active member of the chapter and graduate of Pomeroy W~th School In 19%1. She Wlll! joined at the site by Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler and her daughter·ln·law, Maidie Mon. J' t � 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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