https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c041455aef926c84f412c085ba875de.pdf 6da780ae4d776ef263a9f290b745d500 PDF Text Text • PN• Princeton tops UPI's first Division I ratings o/nbeaten Waterford volleyballers hand Eastern seventh loss in row · f:AST MEIGS - In girls high school volleyball action Waterford. undefeated at 10-0, handed Ellstern Its seventh straight loss without a win In a non- league match recently, 15-3 and 15-4. Lori Spencer led Waterford with 11 Serving points, Christy Berkheimer added 6, Missy · ~hilling 5, Tract Strahler 4, Missy Watson 2, and Sharon Neely 2. Amy Hager and, Trlsha Spencer each added 3 for Eastern. Llsa Driggs added 1. Servlrig wise Spencer was 11-11 and Schllllng 3-3- Watson had &-7 kills. Waterford defeated Eastern in ti,e reserve match 15-5 and ls-5. . Rachel Huck led with 8 aild. •Darla Pugh 7. Carrie bernard added 3 for Eastern .' ln ' a recent . non-league game Eastern gave it all they had In taking Oak Hill to the limit before running out of steam In a disappointing loss in three sets, 1&-14, 9-15, and 15-5. Coach Pam Douthitt a dded, "We played hard tonight. I was very pleased with our playi ng . We got our serves in and really showed a lot of hustle . I think the girls realize what it takes to have a good match." "We didn't win tonight bu t if we C()ntlnue to play as we did tonight we will begin tqget in the winning ·column." sa:td the veteran coach: . Thursday, _September 24, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 14-The Daily Sentinel Missy Ingram led the Lady Oaks with 13 markers, M. Adkins · and Gallimore had six each, · Ondera 4, Welch 4, and Jenkins 3, Senior Amy Berkheimer paced Eastern with three serving points and 3-for-4 Spiking with a tremendous '2 3-26 · set ting turnover. Mel Mankin turned In a super effort with a team high 11 points, 3-3 spiking, and 17-19 sweep on setting conversions. Amy Hager had 7, Lisa Driggs 6, Trisha Spencer 5, and Edna Driggs 1. Trisha Spencer also had 10-11 spiking game with two big kills . ' A tough Federal HOcking club laced the Eagles In two sets 15-8 and 15-9 as Eastern's offensive . woes continued. Mel Mankin led the EHS scor ing with 7 points, Hager had 4. Lisa Driggs and Trisha Spencer had 2 each, Berkheimer one, and Edna briggs one. · .B erkheimer 'fas 1-1 spiking and 7-8 In setting conversions. Lisa Driggs was 5-7 spiking with 3 kills and SpencPr 3-3 with 2 kills. Mankin had another great floor game with n for 15. In reserve action Eastern dropped two competitive bouts to drop to 1-5 ·overall and 1-3 In the league . Christy Tate and Susan Lea therwood paced the winning attack with 7 and 6 respectively. For Eastern Lori Baker had 7. Lori Burke 6, Angie Chapman 2 and Heather FlnlaW and Mandie Harris one each. At Oak Hill Eastern went down to defeat 15-5 and 16-i4 ln two sets. For the winners c. Carney led with five, while Kern, Adkins, and V. Adkinss each had 4. Amber Short and Carrie Bernard shared top scoring honors with 5 each for Eastern. Mandie Harris had three, Burke two, Flnlaw one, and Toby Hili one. Eastern travels to Southern on Thursday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Cincinnati Princeton held a sllm lead over Canton McKinl~y in tlie first week of the revised 1987 United Press International Ohio High School Board of Coaches football ratings. . Princeton, 3-0 after a 42-0 win over Cincinnati Sycamore last Friday night , held a 187-177 point margin over McKinley In the big school Division I as the UP! coaches ratings sw itched from three classlflcatlons tA, AA and AAA) to . five divisions for the first lime tl\ls year. The other four leaders In the first of eight weeks of balloting were Clevdand Benedlctlne In Division II, Orrville In Division lfl. Columbus Academy In Dlv· Is ion IV and Newark Cathollc In Division V. Princeton and McKinley, also 3· 0 following a 34-7 w,.n over Akron Garfield on Friday nigh I, each collected nine first place votes from ' the Division 1 coaches. Cleveland St. Joseph , a 22·0 winner over Lakewood St. Edward over the weekend, was third with 143 points, followed by Cincinnati Colerain with 98 a nd Westerville South with 86. Rounding out the Division l top tr n were Toledo Whitmer ln sil(th , followed by Zanesville, Gahanna Lincoln, Day! on Wayne and Mentor. All have 3-0 records . Benedictine, 3-0, held a big lead · FAMILY PRACTICE CALL -FOR AN APPOINTMENT In his kick-boxing career Nltz POMEROY - ~ Brian ''The owned a 2-l-0 amateur mark Blitz" Nltz, widely known area with two knockout s and a profes· boxer from Middleport recently slon a l1-1-0 with one knockout. retired as a professional boxer a t 1n 1986 Nltz claimed the runner the young age ol20. Nitz complied an amateu r up spot in tll'e Banda National boxing record ol60-10-1 with28 Kick BOxing Champion ships a nd knockouts enroute to winning the was the 1987 Middleweight WV Ohio State Golden Gloves Cham- State Kick Boxing Runner-up . Nltz's highest honor ca m e pionsip ln 1983. In 1984 Nitz was when he won the I987 middlefirst runner up In the state weight World Kick Boxing Cha m championsh ips before also inpionship for the WKA 1Worlding volving himself in Banda Kick Klckboxlng Associa tion ). Boxing_ Supportive of Nitz during his Nitz later ·turned to profes - career were ,Carl Hysell, Roger s iona l boxing, where he compil ed Stewart , Ha,rold Willis. Blll Hara 6-0-0-6 record Including a ris, a nd a hos t of other loca l people Nltz car es to thank . perfect 6 knockouts . 882-3134 DOCTORS HOURS M-TH:· 10-1, 2-6 F: 10-12 IN ASSOCIATION WITll Dd Y1 ':!~.~~!.~~~~!~~!!! .. Protession~ls ' The Fam1 ly ol Vo1.37, No.97 Copyrighted 1987 • The Senate .wi ll reconvene next Wednesday for almost certain ratification of the package, which Cov. Richard F . Celesle has promised to sign when It reac hes hi s desk, e nding two years. of torturous debate on the Is sue. "This is the stro ngest, m ost comprehensive insurance reform in the history of Ohio, and the stro nges r, most comprehensive insurance reform In a ny state in the country in the last two years." said Rep . Mi chael P . St inzla no, D-Col umbus, the chief spo nsor. But Rep. Jose ph J. Vukovich Ill, D· Young stown. spea king on behalf of organized labor. trial lawyers and co nsumer groups, characterized the pa ckage as "legislative By LEE LEONARD UP I S!alehouse ·Reporter . 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It a lso limits lawsuits against manufaccturers for defective products. "There are no caps or limitations on any jury award," said Rep. Louis W. Blessing Jr., RCincinnati , the House Republican negotiator on the bill. "The plaintiff is goi ng to be guaranteed full compensat ion under the law. " Opponents have objected most of all to what they c laim will be a barrier to full recovery in lawsuits lor neg ligence in personal injury and product liability cases. · . yea r. will add to tne c naos tnat sentatives expla ined the comhas .rocked the Li ttl e Rock School promise reached by negotiators. Dis tricl as it attempts to imple- The Edmonds School Board will ment a federal court -ordered vote on the tentative contract desegregation plan. !t is the first proposal at noon today. Today is teachers strike in Arkansas the first day of work for the history_ . teachers, although c lasses will The school board ha s offered not start until Monday. teachers a 5 percent pay raise , The agreement In Edmonds hall of what teac hers have· sa id ca m e Thursday !ollowl!lg a mathey are willing to accept. rathon 25~hdur bargaining .sesSiudents in Plainfield were sion thai e_n ded just 20· minutes back · in c lass today a lon g with before a co urt hearing during teachers and support staff. In· which · the dis trict planned to s tructors met this morning 1nd demand a back-to-work order. agreed to rei urn to their jobs and Barring unforsee n snags, the end a walkout that las ted seve n -·district's 950 teachers were to school days and resulted in a new spend a full day on class two-year contract. prepara tion today a nd open the The s trik e by 850 members of schoo l doors to 17,500 st udents the Plainfield Education Associ- Monday. ation affec ted classes for 7,000 The strike e nded on its 30th day st ude nts . Thursda y - breaking the record In Edmonds, toache" apfor the s ta te's longest school prtlved their contract about 9:30 · i!li'ike , 29 di!ys, set in '1978 by p.m . Thursday after union re pretea chers in Tacoma, Wash. Possible AIDS· treatment announced - VHS LADIES' · SHIRTS OO"'a an, long s!tned, malpractice." "Yo u are submiitlng your prescription when you don't even have a diagnosis," said Vukovich, claiming it has not been fully determined that a faulty civil justice system has been the cause of allegedly unavailable a nd unalfordable insurance coverage. "1 think It's a fair compromise," said Riffe. who was crediled by lawmakers of both parties [or steering the controversial legislation throu gh this year after a nother version was vetoed last Decembe r by the governor . " Joe gets carr ied away a little bit, " said Riffe . " He's got a special inlerest. He 's a trial lawyer ," Hou se Bill 1 a ttempts to eliminate frivolou s VCR SPECIAL - 13 Function Wlrel8aa Remote - 14 Day - 4 Event Timer DISTRESSED, DYED • By PETER ROWE United Press lnlernalional Teachers In Litt le Rock, Ark .. went on strik e today in the first teacher strike In the state's history while ins truc t ors · in Plainfield. N.J.. a nd Edmond s. Wash., returned to their jobs. 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Bork hearings _resume today WASHINGTON tUPi l - Wit · nessos with wldr ly divergen t vi('w s of SuprrnH' Co urt nominee Robert Bork were summoned again tod ay as confirm ation hearings for ·lh r co ntrovcrslal judge co ntinue before the Senate .Judiciary C'ommitt<•e. Scheduled to testify both for and al'!a inst Ba r k w~rc n number or legal C'Xj>('rt s. ucadcmJcs and for mN governml' nt off icials ex pected to present shorply con· trastlng vlrws of I hi' nomh1PI'. In thl' hearings thu s fa!' , Bork a nd ~I s s,uppor tcrs have cast him as a moderat e malnst cam j uri st . whil e his op,xments haw po rtra yC'd him a s a right -wing ldeologuC' hostil e io the major Supreme Court decis ions of the last :10 \'Pars On Civil rights , women's rights , fr ee speech and pri vacy . .. The hra rl ngs were in recess Thursda y beca use of a J<'wish holiday , but groups both support · ing and opposing Bork were busy . A number of organizations a nnou nc ed their opp0sltlon to Bark. with per· hap~ the . most s urp r ls in!( cri tici s m romlng fro m the Int ernational Brot her· hood of Teams ters. th e giant un ion !hat e ndorsed President Reagan In both the 1980 and 1984 C' lt:-ct ions . Jackie Presser, the Teams ters ' genera l preside nt. said the union wa s " unalte rably op posed" to Bork b(•cause of hi s lac k of sensil ivlt y ··on s iglllficant Issues involving labor unions , employee r ight s and job sa fety.'· Presser c urren tly Is under federa l Indictment on racketeer ing charges Involving a Ueged ·· ghost employees'· and payroll .padding . Also an nounci ng their opposi tion to· Bark Thursday were 26 nat io nal orga nizations for men tall y and physica ll y disabled peopir and Environmental Ac tion, a national group that works on toxics , energy and recyc lin g Issues . Also on Thursday, Ralph Neas. executive director of th e Leader- ship Conference on Civil Rights, told a seminar. held by the Co ngressio na l Black Ca ucus that the effor t to block Bark 's nomina tion " may be as important as a presidential election with respect to Its long-range consequences for ~ II Americans." Neas. who is coordinating anti-Bark lobbyi ng by severa l hundred labor, civil rights and religious orga niz ations , sa id he believes " the tide Is turnin g agai nst the nomination of Robert Bark.-" Rep , John Conyers. D-Mich .. said at the same semi nar that blacks are registering opposition to Bork with the ir sena tors "as if their life depended upon It -and in some ways It does." On the pro-Bork side, about 300 demon strators a lli ed with the conservative Concerned Women for America picketed the Su prem e Co urt to support Bork and called for the resignatio n of Sen. Joseph Biden. D-Del, as chairman of the Judiciary Committ ee. WASHINGTON tUPll - A Na tional Institute of Allergy and possible new AfDS treatme nt In fectious Diseases, the primary based on sta nd ard typhoid vac· coordinating agency for AIDS ci ne restored strengt h to a sma ll research in the United States, group of AIDS pat.lents. two said too many questions reresea rchers say, but healt h offi· mained for them to eva lua te the cia Is warn the drug may not be as · claims. beneficial as it sou nds . A spokes woman at Wyeth The researchers. a laboratory Ayers! Labora tories in Philadeltechnician a nd a physician in phia. maker of the typhoid private practice,. said qt a news vaccine , said company re confere nce Thursday at least one searc hers cou ld not commen t se riously ill AIDS patient given until they had seen data from the the vaccine showed an 80 percent study. improve me nt. including inAn FDA official, who declined creased stami na a nd lowered to allo~ his name to be used for fever , and was able to retu r n to publication , said the study apwork full lime . peared to have had no co ntrolsFifteen to 18 others were patients who would be given a s howing signs they would expe- dummy drug for the sake of rience the same improvement, comparis on. a nd perhaps rem ission . by NoWithout controls. he said. ve mber, sa id lhe researchers, " How do you determine safety Salva tore Cata pano and Dr. and efficacy p~rlicularly Migue l Clm a . efficacy? Th ere are s tates of However. officials at the Food remission tha t ca n occur within a nd Adminls and the disease." The FDA offic ial Invited !he researchers to talk to FDA a~thorllies . "If someone has a proposed treatment for AIDS, no matter how unor thodox, we talk to them ," he said. Cima is an in ter nist in private practice in Rockville Center, N.Y. Cata pano Is a n immunologist and research medical techni cian who has run laboratories at Princeton University, in the ar med services and the Public Heall h Service . He works now from his home in Valley Strea m. N.Y. The vaccine, which boosts immune system · activ ity, has been give n to 55 patients, they sa id . So me have received it for a full year. "The only resulls we are getting is. be lieve rne , success ," sa id Catapano . President will veto democratic proposal to end escorts in gulf WASHINGTON i UP I)-White House spokes man Marlin Fltz · water said toda y Presidrnt Reagan will veto a dt'fe nse appropriations bill if It contaIns a proposal th at could end U.S. escorts of Kuwaiti tan kers In the Persian Gulf, add in g Its consid eration da ma ges U.S. interests. Democrats sough t a vote perhaps tod ay- on their amend ment to the $303 billion defense bill on the Senate floor. The hili already Is und er a veto threat ovf'r a "Star Wars" proposal and th e move, if successful , would give Reagan added reason to scu.llle the bill . Senate Democrats offered a proposal that could end U.S. warship escorts for Kuwaiti tankers unless Congress approves an .extens lon . But Republicans termed th e move a "shot across the bow" of American \) warships in the gu lf a nd sought to delay or defang the meas ure, s uggesti ng they might filibuster if necessary. Fit zwater told reporter s loday that Reagan wlli veto the appro· prlations bill with the De mo, cratic a me ndment. "Iran must be as overjoyed at the prospect for passage as our friends around the world are di smayed," said Fitzwater, charging thai the amendment "could have the ultimat e effect of ... forcing the United States entirely out of the Persian Gull and the Gulf of Oman, places our Navy has sa iled freely for 40 years." "Legislation of this sort would be highly irresponsible," Fitzwater said. "Although there should be no doubt the president. will velo lflls legislation, the damage to U.S. interests by Its '~ -- verv consideration ca nno t be ove'r estimated." Meanwhile . the Senate over· whelmlngly approved, 91 -4, a non-binding measure Thursday night declaring it the ''se nse of the Senale" thai the Navy Is " full y justified" In sin king any Iranian vessel thai threatens the sale passage of a U.S. warship or threatens any vessel with Ameri· cans aboard, a phrase covering Kuwaiti tankers with U.S. citizens as captains. A U.S. helicopter this week fired on an Iranian vessel laying mines in the gulf. killing three Iranian sa ilors. Because of concerns both over the gulf policy and over the 1973 War Powers Act, ·Senate Demo· crats tailored their amendment spec ifically for the esc.o rt service. EMPWYEES - Three em· l'loyes of the Pomeroy office, Farmers Home Administration, have been preaented certificates ot merit. Shelba Wickline, left, and Carol Costanzo, center, were reco..-bed for having helped the local office serving A.~ell!l, Vlnlon and Meigs Counties achieve the lowei'&t' dellnuency · rate In housing loans In the Marietta District. Pamela J. Calvert, right, was presented a certificate for exemplary job performance exceeding her job requirements. Approximately one mUIIon dollars In farm and home loans were handled through the local office this past fiscal year. In addition about $100,000 In grants wl•re made to elderly home owners for home repairs. ~ • �• , The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Friday. September 25. 1987 • _r Commentary WASHINGTON -The Senate Judiciary Committee's conflr· ma tion hearings on Jud ge Ro· bert Bark's nomination to the Su· preme Court, have been given a lmost as big a buildup in the press as the lr;~ n / Contra heari ngs . No political pundit worthy of the . m arn e has fail ed to ex pound , usually a t great le ngth , on Bark's supe rb - abys m al - qualiflca· tlon for the job. But we'd like to offer two cav· eats to the public. First. Robert Bork is no Ollie North. He's a former law professor and a feder;~ l a ppella te judge, not a gung· ho Ma· ri ne.His beard hides a middle-age double chin, and his conservative suits are not adot·ned bv medal s for valor. In short. the confirma · lion hearings are less likely to stir your pa triotic juices than to g laze your eyes. Perhaps in a n effort to inc it e in te res t in the hear ings. ·sena te Itt Court Street Pomeroy. Ohio MEIIl~ · MASO~ ,\REA ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlishrr PAT WHITEHEAD Ass istant Puhlisht'r / Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Managf"r A MF.MRF.R 11 ! T hl• l 'n lrPcl Prt•ss l nlt 'r nal innaL lnb nd D;lih Pn •:-:, AssneiLi t ion anrl lhl' Amf'rit':rn r\'t·w~p;q)f'l' Publishf'r.' AssiWi, tlin n . !.E TTE RS OF OP!r-,' 1()!\ :Ill ' \\l ' l1 ·umf' . Tht•l ~ houl d h t · lt •:-:- rh:rn :\0(1 11 01 1!-.. 1PT1 ~. A II IPIH ·r~ an • ~uhf r~d to 1·d 11 i 11 \.! , <!1! 1 111 11 ,r hi.' ' ig n1 ~ I \I i I h n :t m1 ·. :1dd I' ll ~ .~ :1ntl H'li·phl•nt· numb!' r f\:1 1 un~i!"ll' ''' ,,.,,. .r, will b 1• puh l i~t1!·d IP II f •r:- !< hi)U!clll!• i n J:! olt(!l :'"-11', :rcl d r·•·s,ln g ls ~w:~ ·11111 pt ·r ~ , .n,!lilil • s . Backstairs at the White House Cards move .closer to NL East flag; Reds top Padres • - >t Friday. September 25, 1987 Minority Leader Robert Dole, R· stems from an article he wrote in Ka n., Is quietly sprea ding the the Indiana Law Journal in 1971, 1n word that. he has rounded up e n· which he appeared to limit the ough votes- 54, he's say ing- to right of free speech to political dis· confirm Bark, but not enou gh course only. Wrote Bark: "The en· (67) to shut off a n an ti-Bark fill · tire structu re of the Constitution buster . creates a representative demoThe second warning Is thi s: cracy. a fcrm of gover~ment that Don't be swayed int o a pre·Judg· · would be meaningless withOut me nt on Bar k when it comes to freedom to di scuss government that m ost importa nt sect ion of and its policies. Freedom for politthe Bill of Ri ght s. the F irst ical speech could and should be inAmen tment. It is diffi cult to say ferred even if there was no Fi rst whethe r Bark is friend of foe or Amendment." When J am ie Kalven. writi ng In free speech and free press . Ou r associate Cor ky Johnson has The Nation, Interpreted Bark's made an extensive study of statement to mea n that only politl· Bark 's public speeches. law jour· cal speech deserved (>) nstitutional na l articles a nd judicial opl· protection, Bark responded tha t he nions, a nd it's c lear from thi ev i· believes tht moral and scientific dence th at Bork wil l be a mixed debate is also guaranteed ft•eedom blessing (or curse. If you wil l) for of speech. First Amendmen t pleaders be· To judge by a l ec t~~re he gave on fa 1·e the Supreme Court. the First Amendment at !he UnivThe most serious r ha rge against ersity of Michiga n In 1978. Bark Bark's First Amendment v\ewes has a test for the right of free By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Re"porter WASHINGTON 1UP!) - Ma ureen Reagan is taking in stride a n upcoming profile in Washingtonian Magazine that por trays hei· as "charming and fun " as a well as "a bully - volatile and unpredictable. " According to The Was hington Post , a former press sec reta ry describes her year with Maureen as "a very painful experience ... "What can I say," Maureen told United Press International. "You're known by your enemies." She said that she refu sed to talk to the magazine writer. vetera n reporter Vera Glas er who has long admired her. Glaser ackno'w ledged that her article is " not sweetness a nd light ," and quotes som e of Mauree n's politica l colleagues as brand ing her a ( H A u " prima donna ." e E As for the cri ticism from her secreta ry. Maureen sa id "t ha t's because I fired her." The Post said that the profil e a lso has Frank Fahre nkopf. th e GOP chairman, stress in g th a t he 'is the "chief executive offi cer" of the Republican Party although Maureen has the title of co-cha ir m a n. He .is quoted as say ing " the party rules are explicit on that." That may be true , but Maureen has ear ned her s purs: She was a Republican be fore her fath e r and s he has worked for the pa t ty longer than him. Glaser praises Maureen on many scores, including he r longtime pursuit of equal right s for women a nd the pro job s he did at the Nairobi Internationa l Women 's Conference. Glaser also not es Maureen is "a fa bulous spea ker. .. grea t on the campaign trail." · There are recurring r umors that Treasury Secretary J a mes Baker is making soundings that he will lea ve. But both Treasury and White House spokes m a n den y he has s uch plans. Nevertheless, Baker is expected to probably quit after the super II is commonpl~ce , nowadays, to TuesdaY. primaries in the l ~ t e winter and may joi n th e ca mpa igp of marvel at the many remarkable feaVice President George Bus h. He was Bush's ca mpaign mana ger in tures of the Constitution that was rati the 1980 campaign for the GOP presid enllal,nomination . fied in Philadelphia 20 years ago. Of Labor Secretary William Brock also may hang up his Ca binet them all, perhaps the most ingenious cleats to become a ca mpaign manager for Sen. Robert Dole. R·Ka n. was the way in which the framers deBrock is a form er chairman of the Republica n Na tional Committee. vised barriers against dangerous ac· Others ma y ·soon join the exodu s. Beryl Sprinkel, chair man of the cumulations of power by pitting each Council of Economic Advisers, has a nnounced his resignation . of the three branches of the governAnd William Henkel, ass is ta nt to the president . who headed the ment against the other two. presidential advance office, is retur ning to his fo r m er job wi th At the same time, it serves no good Merrill Lynch after taking a two-yea r sa bbatical that lasted for fi vt> . purpose to pretend that the Constitution was (or is) perfect. The original years . provision (in Article II , Section I) that the person receiving the second-Iarg· White House repor ters were up in ar ms qver a br ie fing on est number of votes in the electora l Nicaragua given by a n adm inistration offi cia l in wh ic h they cou ld not college should become vice president use his name under so-ca lled backgrounde r rules. They lea rned that was a serious mistake , soon rectified lat er in the day the offici al gave an intervi ew on th e sa m e s4bj ect by the adoption of the 12th Amend· permitting his identity to be disclosed. · ment in 1804. Save for that amend· The reporters protested using the disguise for the official in the fir st ment, Jimmy Carter would have bepla ce on grounds !hat he was spea king for the administration a nd come Reagan 's vice president, and there was no need to u se a cover. would have returned to the White Protes ting the fl agra nt use of " ba ckgrounders" to hide the identit y House and remained there for nearly of the spokesperson Is a frequ e nt sport of report ers. But it has come to four years if John Hinckley 's bull et hadn't missed Reagan's hea rt by an naught. Recent ly Wh ite House spokes m a n Marlin Fit zwa ter was a s ked why inch on March 30, 1981. such br iefi ngs in the future co uld not be on th e record . There is an equally serious matter "I 'll take this matter unde r delibera tion in lh<' priva cy of my on which the Constitution , as it stands, bedroom and let you a ll know, " sai d F itzwater. "A t leas t you cou ld be alone, " q uipped one corresponden t. Our constitutional speech that others have not detected In the Constitution: Protected free speech must be related to the democratic process. not be frivo lous expression or subversive propaganda. "There Is ·no occasion," he sa id, "to throw constitutional protection around form s of ex· pression that do not directly feed the democratic process." If serious ideas are expressed In obscene terms or without moral judgment, they are not entitled to First Amendment protection, Bork argued . saying: "The notion that expression must be protected If, In addition to pornography or obscen· lty, it contains an Idea is equa lly un · supportable." Bark also drew the )lne on subversive discourse. challenging the narrow e xclus ions laid down by J ustices Oliver Wendell Holmes and Louis Brandeis that society ca n legi timately protect !!sell only from speec h that Incites the pros· JX'CI of imminent violence. 1in a famous opinion, Holmes would havP denied Fi rst Amendment protection to someone fal sely cry· !ng " Fi re!" in a crowded thea ter. • In his lect ure. Bark took Issue wi th Holmes's broad v iew that cx pr<'ss lons which advocal £' a nti -democ ra tic systems of gover n· mc nt - even wh en pet•suaslvemu st be permitted . There Is. sa id Bhrk , '' "tf' rrlfyln g fr ivolit y"' In By RICHARD SALE , WASHINGTON iUPii- Tiny e le ctronic bugs found throughout the new U.S. E mbassy in Moscow were mere decoys P,ianted by the Sov iets to hide the fact that whole structu r al sections were cast as liste ning dev ices, int elligence sources say. Though months of reports ge ne ra lly have been close to the ta rget in say ing U.S. agen ts found the unfini shed embassy riddled with spy devices built in to its wa ils, bea m s and floors , sources have told United Press International thai the deepe r capabi lities lay in the entiret y of s uc h Soviet -built s tructures. · "The whole place Is one gigan tic bug, " dec lared a Pent agon a nalyst who s poke in a r ecent int erv iew . like oth er sources, on the condition of anonyml!y. "( 11 ) was constr uc te d to be nothing but a huge listening dev ice." agreed a nother America n expert. Furthermore, the sources said, it wa s a bout two years ago that intelligence agencies learned of lh_e tiny sensors pla nt ed as decoys. thoug h only in recent months have Congress and the adminis tration pu!Jllcly appointed review teams to recommend razi ng a nd rebuilding all or part of the unoccupied new embassy. Ironically, according to a senior State Depar tment official, the Soviets may end up pay ing most of a ny recons truc tio n costs because the Americans bought $100 million In Soviet Insurance for the building. Financial res ponsibility for the security ga ps appear s . certain to be a subj ect of negotiation. · Under a 15-year-old agreement, both nations were allowed to build new embassy complexes for s imultaneous occupancy . Discovery of the espionage capabilities in the Soviet building mat eda is has halted work In Moscow , however , a nd the Soviets have been ban:ed from thei r nearly complete s tructure In Washington. After meeting with State Department a nd CIA officials Tuesday, Rep. Dan Mica, D· Fla., chairman of the House subcommittee that oversees embassies, addressed recent reports and remons trations by announcing a decision had be n reached to delay for at least a year any razing or rebuilding of the embassy in Moscow . The present deteriorating chancellory, scheduled to be closed this year, Instead will need as much a s $30 million In refurbishments for continued use. Igor Bulay , a Soviet embassy s pokesma n in Washington, denied that his na tion had bugged the new st ructure in Moscow . Noting "not Jn a sing!~ ins t.a nce" have adminis tra tion officials "displayed to the public dev ices ext.racted from walls or windowsr" Bula y co nclud ed: "Where Is the proo ~?" I home run to left field in !he third inning of Thursday night's game in Cincinnati. However , the Reds won 5-4. ( UPI ) OVCS take two from Eagles The va r s it y and junior hi gh Defend ers of Ohi o Val ley Chris · tlan Sc hoo l hos ted a nd downed the Eas tPrn Eag les in vo lley ball ac tion Wed nesday nig ht. Paced by 16 servi ng aces, the ,·arsity bear the Lady Eag les 15-5 a nd 15·4 as Beth Wood ra cked up 16 poi nts , 10 of which were aces. Ra chel Da nner added s ix poin ts, 'a ll of which were aces . Tra ci Sisson co ntribu ted fi ve point s and lou r hit s, while Co nni e Pea rson pic~ed up two and Ma rl a Roac h sco red one. Becky Da nner · picked up a block. The Defenders· junior high volley bailers were less generous . in surrender ing points , as they beat their Reedsville counte rparts 15·0 a nd 15· 4. Beth Blevins had 14 poi nt s on the night . Other contri bu tors to the win were Pa m Hol ley a nd Jen ny Hughes wi th five point s eac h, Meredit h Pol· lard with three. Ci ndy Sheets with two a nd Amy Cox with one . mcn t tha t pNmits speec hes ttlat mi ght recruit persons for " un d<'rground act ivit y, <'s pi onage and terrorist actlvl!y may not have a VNY hig h cha nce for sur viva l," he sa id . Like m a ny American s . Bork see ms to frown on th e spec ia l sta · Iu s that the press hasr lal med for · itst'i f und CI' th e Const itution. He c:ont end s tha t the pri'$s has ac hieved a position th at ot hPr s don., en Jov . For ·cxa.mpic'. In his Michigan lec ture. Bork told about a s<'cre t spying operation th;ll had to be dropped .after a newspaper re· ported th a t a U.S. submar in e could tap Into a n undersea Soviet military commun ica tions ca ble. • • ____~--~-W_il_li_a__ CriSlS m R_u_.sh _e_r dreds of members is simply tn no posl· lion to c<Jnduct. Besides. In the early days of the republic, U.S. foreign policy probably didn't matter all that much . But today the United States Is a globe-straddling superpower, and Is constantly and necessarily involved in the formulation of policies that profoundly affect events all over the both houses to override his veto. But when it comes to devising for - world . Who shall form ulate these polieign policies, the Constitution is much cies? The president? Not if tl)e lead· less ex plicit. Co ngress is given the ers of Congress can help it; certainly power to declare war. The president not without consulting them. The is given the power to make treaties .- dash is inevitable, and is, of course, which, however, must be ratified by made infinitely worse by the fact that two-thirds of the senators present. we have gotten in the bad. habit of The president nominates ambassa- elec ting Republican presidents and dors - "but a majority of the Senate Democratic Congresses. must approve them. That is all the Constitution says on the subject of foreign policy. Beginning in the Nixon administraAnd yet a firm tradition grew up tion. Congress has imposed one statuthat foreign policy is the prerogative tory limitation after another on the of the executive branch: One imagines presidential cond uct of foreign policy. tha t the reason for this was highly The successive Boland Amendments practical: Foreign policy often re- are only the latest examples in a sequires confidential . negotiations, ries stretching back to the Cooperwhich a Congress consisting of hun· Church Amendment of 1971. is dangerously silent. It confronts thi s nation with perhaps the gravest crisis fa cing it t()!lay. ' The framers clearly intended to in· valve bdth the president and the Con· gress in the passage of laws. Under -the Constitution, Congress must pass them, but the president must approve them, and it takes a two-thirds vote in WASHINGTON (NEA) - For Vice Soviets built U.S. President George Bush's Iowa campaign managers, it was their worst nightmare come true. They didn' t like . t•1c b ~g' ,_____ the straw vote embassy as "gtgan taken at the first Iowa c-, KR UK IS SAFE - The Padres' John Kruk gets the safe call from home plate umpire Dut ch Rennert as he s lides unde r the glove of Reds c atcher Terry McGriff on an insid e-the- park Holm('s ' s sta tement s. A go vern · The result Is that the fonnulatl011 of coherent forelg1. policies for the Unit· ed States has ~me well-nigh im· possible. Look at the Persian Gulf. Look at Nicaragua. Is it ·any wonder that President Reagan 10upt to approach friendly factions in Iran through members of the National Security Council staff, who were not ac· countable to Congress? The tlme may not be far distant - I am half serious about this - when foreign nations may have to designate diplomats to represent them sepa· rateiy In dealings with Congress. Their ambassadors in Washln1ton are already trying to do so, in addition to negotiating with the .White House and the State Department. Meanwhile members of Congress roam freely abroad, talking directly to foreign governments and fa ctions. Maybe it was the framers ' fault that they failed to anticipate and solve this problem. But now it's ours, and we'd better face It soon. Did Iowa test hurt bush ?_ __B_::_y_R_ob_er_t._w~agm_a~n • ""J By Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta Friend or foe ---------------------------------------- The Daily Sentinel DEVOTE!) TO THE INTERESTS OF THE Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio nounced, a major blow for Bush. Few of the Iowa Republicans who attended paid their own way or came to the event with open minds. waiting to hear each candidate's 15-minute cattle-call appearance by the 1988 presentation before deciding for GOP hopefuls. whom to cast their ballot. Most came The poll was part of a "Presidential liecause they were brought there by Cavalcade of Stars," held in Ames, one candidate or another. Iowa. It followed appearances by all For weeks the Robertson campaign the GOP candidates - except former concentrated on identifying· supportSecretary of State Alexander Haig, ers willing to travel to Ames, and it who plead a prior commitment. worked diligently to insure their at· In plain words, Bush was trashed in tendance. Once a commitment to atthe voting by TV evangelist Pat Rob- tend was obtained, Robertson workertson. Even more upsetting to Bush 's ers pushed hard to convince those campaign was the fact that his chief coming to load up the car with friends rival for the '88 Republican presiden- and bring them too. Then it was foitiai nomination. Sen. Bob Dole of Kan- low- up and more follow·up to insure sas, finished ahead of him in the that those who said they wert coming balloting. actually showed up . The Kemp camp worked just as Robertson received 33.6 percent of the 5,700 votes cast to Dole's 24.9 per- hard. They scheduled a major work· cent and Bush's 22.4 percent. Rep . shop lor 200 key Kemp workers that Jack Kemp of New York received the coincided with the straw poll, finish support of 13.5 percent of those at- ing just in time for those attending to tending. Far behind was former DeJa- troop over and vote. They arranged ware Gov. Pierre du Pont with 4.1 for buses to take supporters Ir.om a percent. nearby right-to-life convention to the In truth, the poll - and in fact the poll. whole event -· was more a fund -raisThe Bush camp was not very hap· ing gimmick for the Iowa Republican py. George Wittgraf, Bush's Iowa party than any real test of candidates' campaign manager, was quoted asIa· general popularity. The Iowa GOP menting: "This straw poll business is has a debt in excess of $250,000, and it absurd. Most of us realize that straw cost attendees $25 to hear the candi- polis are no accurate measure of anydates and participate in the straw thing, but because they get so much poll. media attention it's necessary for the From the state party's perspective, vice president, as the front-runner, to the event was a roaring success. It win." raised more than $140,000, almost Wittgral and his sizable staff twice what was expected. watched ail the Robertson and Kemp When the ground rules were first activity with growing anxiety and got announced in July, neither the Bush to work. A "handwritten" note from nor Dole camps took the event very Bush was sent to 10,000 of his support· seriously. But when it became appar· ers urging their attendance. Trans· ent that both Robertson and Kemp portation was arranged for many, and were going ail out to make a favor- going into the day of the event the able showing, they had to respond. In Bush camp was saying that they were the end it became a test of organiza- satisfied they would emerge on top. tiona( ability and supporter loyalty ~ The result was more than simply and, thus, when the results were an- ,. disappointing for Bush. He has had an organization in place in Iowa now for saying nice things about Robertson eight years, and It is said to be both and ' his supporters. Kemp's people larger aod better-organized than said little. · Mikahel Mahaffey, state GOP those of all the other GOP candidates. He is running a campaign of inevita· chairman, tried to put the event in bility, and thus any stumble is a major perspective. "This Is an early sbow of setback. And for Bush a third-place some organizational strength. I don't think you should read more into It finish is a major stumble. than that ." After the results were announced. But considering that the key to winthe debate began about what it all ning a caucus battle is a candidate's meant. The Robertson and Dole camps ability to motivate supporters, Robwere clearly elated. Bush operatives ertson's showing suggests that he will tried to downplay the results while be a major factor in February's Iowa .-------------·caucus. By MIKE WElL UPI Sports Writer The National League East race may have been decided in a 20-mlnute s pan Thursday night. With St . Louis and NewYork simultaneously tra iling at home In the ninth inning, the fi rst· place Cardinals and second· place Mets each ra llied to load the bases. The Cardi nals ca m e away with a 3·2 victory over the Pitt sburgh Pi rates and the Mets fe ll 5·4 to the Montreal Expos. " Th a t was a bi g turn of event s in about 20 minutes," St . Louis Manager Whitey Herzog sa id. "The Mets were threatening and we were getting beat. But our Big Mac attack ca me throu gh. It wa s anoth er br eat h · t a k i n g adventure.'' Rooki e La n ce John so n 's fielder 's <; hoice scored Willie McGee to ca p a two-run ninth a nd lift the Ca rdinals 3 1·2 games a hea d of the Mets. The Expos remained four ga m es ou t. " It 's bet ter to be up3 1·2gam es tha n 11·2 games," Herzog sa id. "We've just got to keep it goi ng ." At New York, Randy St. Cla ire, the third r eliever of the nint h inni ng. he ld the Me ts to jus t one r un whe n he got Gar y Carter to ground out to e nd the gam e. · ' Losing our ga me was dis heartening, .. said Tim Teufel, whd had four hit s and knocked In New York;s run in the ninth. " The n whe n we get int o the dressing room (and discovered St. Loui s won ) th ai score has a dra m a tic chan ge. We can"t lose much more a nd we can' t split m any m ore series." After Teufe l singled home Mookie Wilson with one out to brin g New York within 5-4. Bob McClu re struck out Keit h Her- post his fourth straight victory nandez. He walked Darryl Straw- over the Mets . berry on four pltchfs and St. Martinez , 11·3 s ince hi s recall Claire reli<:1ved. Kevin Mc Rey- from the minors in Ju ne, allowed nolds walked to load the bases, five hit s over five Innings. Rick but Car ter grounded int o a force Aguilera. who had won his a t third . . previous seven sta r ts dating to 'Tm frustrated , .but 1 trie d as ,....:M::.:,:a:... y..:2::0.:..:!::e:.: ll..:t.:. o..:l.:.0·..:3._. - - - - hard as I could ," Carter said . Andres Galarraga's 13th home r un, a m ammoth shot which The Daily Sentinel capped a three-run fifth, had (USP S 143-960. give n Montreal a 4-1 lead and was A Ohl l., lon of Multim edia, Inc. enough for De nnis Martinez to Published pvE?rv after noo n, Monday through FridaY. 111 Court St., Po· meroy, Oh io. by rhf' Ohio Valley Publ ls h tn~ Company / Multimedia. In c .. Po meroy, Ohio 45769. Ph. 992 -2156. Se· co nd class po s ta~ (l paid at Pome-roy, Ohio. Me mber: United Pn·~ s Inter na lional , Inland Dallv Press Assoc iat ion and 1he Ohlo NE'wsPapC'r AssOCiation. Nat ional Advertising Rl"p reSf'nTatfv(', Branham Newspaper Sales. 733 Third Avcnu €', N£'w York. Nt•w York 10017. 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SOla CS.rlloiWF ~91 , BIIAN lllLINGS ADVERTISING lAST WEEK 9-6 SEASON 32-13 PCT. 710fo CallltH1lla at O t•\'l>iand Bct"ton at Mll"·aukt't' IW.IISIL"' C'lty at MlnM'Sota C'hh·M«U at Oakland Tt•us iii ~·;Utlt ·. nl.:ht Transac-tions B.a... ltt•thali fioldt•n !>ltat1• - SIJIM•d Tom •\hclt •nuur 1-' nothaJI r'oirW t-: n ~:la~ad - .'\"_anu•d ft ;ty llamll1un fnll- limt• a~si!'>IOionl dt• h·n~ ln• 111M• t•oat•h. r'oil'w \ 'orli .lo •t s - Sl,rnt•d punt••r Rt•rni1• Klu •hlt•r. rwar.._ F.rit• C'o.-.!>1 .ami Pt•tt• Mt•f 'llrtnt•y ilnd t l~tllll'lld .lumh• Kurl!<ikn: wuh· ~>d tlrl~t f'nd ,.Jtorf ~o•· ln skl and drlt'n.-.h ·t• ta1·klot• 1... ..,.,. Rranam an. KtK·kt•y N\' bollladt•rM - rh sllftt"d lt•U wlnl! Joihaw·n B~· ~.am , dt•ft'n'-4'1nf'n Rll'hard Pllnn. Paul non1~n tu P'r't..·t • ,\lbt •rt I "111..), rl1hl .,·ln.: lh•rry ( 'lark to !'Oa."iklllno• (\\"IlL ), lt'ft wlnJ:; Dt•:an t: "'·t• n to~uU.t· (" 'HL ); t'l'ftlt•r ltoh DIMaltatu Mt·•l'int• Hal ( ""111 .1. dt • lt• n>o~ •miln "ill ,\ndt•r"--ln ID Vit1nrlu cWKI. ), t'l'llll'r ~· illl !<Wox""llh 111 S4 •0iltlt• l\t'HI .l. ltuaiN• -k•lt Ha i'kt•H In ()o.hav;a tOtll.l : addl•d ,;Oull1• Rrl:~.n 1-, nrd lo lr.1inln~~: .-:unp rll!>ill'r. This w.-ek's games IJbln ( 'nllt•ll;o' Fonihali !<W ·ht•dult• Jt s• ,u.ron ttl T1•ntpk• tnJ EASTERN'S Lisa Driggs returns a hard hit ball from the Tornado front line. urd;.u, St•Pt. :!i ."ilalt• ill l~"it ' \h~lf'rll Mh· h :at Rowllnr lirt'i'n t ::U-.to•rn Mkh .U llio•nl Slat1• ~tiamiut ( 'lnll'innalltn ) \ ' unnll;!ilu.·n Nblo'• a1 llolar~hall Rahholn·\t u..ll.u.l'l' Ill !MarN>tl.a Ohll~ Southern tops ... t ·apllal lit OhWNorthrrn Ht•idl•lht'l'll; ;~t Oltt'fbt'ln In I Mnunll lnlnn allio•ftl'\'1111'1' ) \\'llti•nht•ra:at Muskii,.Unl lltlf'rlin 111 i\.lf••lliht•ny tl'a) Kt•nyon al fas1 •" 't•strrn Uti\;~ 1M it'll ) ot t' llt!nb;on Uhiu M'P!>ill''""n ~ 'hostt"r ,\!.hland al ltlllsdal• • (.\flt·h t K;alam:uoto ( Mit' hi al Rlufflun (irand\'u.lli":\-' Olld11a1 Ct•nli'IIISI llay111n Jit Rull1 •r (lndl fo' lndl;~,\' at llha1 •a tS\'1 Hiram :.. Rt•l hatt'' cw· \ ' a 1 Thh•l t PaJ al ·lohnC"arroll Tiffin at ,\drlan ( Mil•hJ I 'rhan~ 111 \\'U...\' IM'S00rll.' 1Pal "' ilmlnll,'t<~n at Knu:Hilll• (Tt•nnl .:. ni,;hl I{IUIII' Tonigf:it's games SVAC North Gallia at Southern Oak Hill at Hannan Trace Southwestern at·Kyger Creek Symmes Valley at Eastern SEOAL (Nun-League) · Gallipolis at Portsmouth West Jackson at Ironton Marietta at Zanesville •. OTHERS TVC Meigs at Wellston (Saturday) Logan at DeSales Magnolia at Warren Akron Coventry at Athens l TUESDU MOJtNING STANDINGS SEI'TEMBEJt 8, 1987 ' ~ ·. TEAM W L, ' Citizens National Bank ................... 7 1 ~ Dodson and Co ............................... 6 ... ·P('Oples Bank ...... .... ....................... 4 •• Thompsons Appl . R('palr .... .. ... , ...... o1 2 4 4 • Vlllagt'" Pltl a lnn .. ...-.. .... ... .............. 4 4 ~· Mills Forag£> Equ!p ...................... .. 4 4 Carrs Sh()(l Sto-.:-e ............... ........ ..... 4 4 R.T. Sl~ n Co ... ................................ 4 4 Turnpike of Ga ll ipolis ... .... .............. 2 6 DonPIII Pizza ......... .. .... ...... ............. 1 7 INDIVIDUAL : Clflwn.s. 18J.Ml Vickie Hauldrcn; Dodson, 151 Linda Davis, 407 Wllm H Swlsht:'r: Peoples. 181·509 Phvlll-. ·• Fcrgu ~on; ·Thompsons, 176 Blanch£' 'Sid~.. ers. 47:.! E<lna Thompson; Vlla'gl' Pizza, 177·501 SuP Holle-y-sub: Mill s Fora~ ('. 185477 Barbara Mills: Carl's, 15$-397 Ja net Brown; R.T. Sign, 166·443 Bertha StovE"r; •1 Turnplk(', 147 Ca th y Llnch; Velma Patt ~:r ­ son, 402 Velma pall~:rson ; Don('lll, 177-437 Oarlln ThorrMon . Splits converted: 1. Reynolds, F. Ca ll 5· 6: B . Allen4·5: K . Chal"" 3-!0; S. Holley 5· 10. ... . ·- wa s not to be denied as it again pulled close behind points scored by Edna . Driggs and s~nior Melanie Mankin, 13-10. During this period sPvera l lengthy volleys were executed. including one !an-pleasing sesslon that brought much applause !rom the large crowd in attend· ance, Southern's Becky Evans secured the game with the last lwo game-winning points. Although Eastern held tough earlier In the seco nd game, Souti)ernracedtoaneasyvictory of 15-2 behind a consecutive 12 point effort from senior Jennifer Arnold and the ' game clinchers from Becky Winebrenner. For Southern Jennifer Arnold led the Tornadoettes wllh 15 serving points. one kill,l ace. and a near perfect 15-17 servfng night 190 percentl.Tr acy Beegle had three aces, four serving points, and was 4-6serving.Angie Grueser had 3 an d Crystal Hill 3 for Southern. For Eastern sisters Lisa Driggs and Edna Driggs had four po[nts each, while Amy Berkhlmei' had 2, a nd 'Melanle Mankin 1, and Amy Hagoir one. Edna Driggs was 4·4 serving, , Mankin 2-5 wllh a 3-5. setting night ; Amy Berkhlmer a 2-5 serv ing effort with a 4-8 setting average.Lisa Driggs had3spikes and three aces. Southern was 30-40 serving wise in good team effort. In the reserve ga,m e Southern _c_o_n_tin_u_e_d_fr_om.....:..p_;a!(_e_:•_ _ clai med l o· l and l o-4 wins , Wednesday evening Southern broke a five game losing streak after shooting out ofthegatewith six straight wins. The Torna· doettes defeated Athens 1>·12 and 1>·12 " In two-hard fought road matches, Dawn Johnson sparked th e win with 1.1 serving points,followed by Jennifer Arnold with 5. and Angie Grueser '4, Southern all but won the second set 13-2 before Athens rallied for a close finish of 15-12 behind Tracy Beegles game-winning serves. Abby LeBay had Jl for class 'AAA' Athens . By United Pre.s Jnternallonal The Toronto Bl ue Jays took the opener of an important four· game series with the Detroit Tigers, bul lost Tony FC'rnandez in 1he process. Toronto defeated second-place Detroit 4<1 Thursday night to take a 1 ~-g a me lead ovPr th~ Tigers in the American Leagu~ Eas t, However. their All-Star short stop will mi ss the rest of t he season after breaking the tip of his right elbow In the th ird inning. Fernandez wa s taken out by Bill Madlock. who wa s try ing 10 break up a double pla y . Madlock hit Fernand('Z at second ba s{' with what the Blue Ja ys called a ·' roll block ." Fernandez co m· pleted hi s throw to first late and l anded on a wooden strip that border s the dirt surrou nd i ng the bag. "He alwa ys pla yed th at wa y in the National League," ' Toront o hitting Instructor Ci to Gas ton sa id. " But this time he went out ol his· wa y. I ca me In the clubhouse and saw It on the replay ." " I can't believe that," D<-trolt Manager Sparky AnMrson said. "Common sense says you go out of your way- as long as you're not out of that area where you can stretch y our bod y out and reach the base. " lAST WEEK 12-3 SEASON 31-14 PCT. 68Dfo lAST WEEK 11-4 SEASON 35-10 PCT. 77Dfo lAST WEEK 11-4 SEASON 30-15 PCT. 66Dfo Meigs Ravenswood North Gallia Symmes Valley • Miller Alexander Nelsonville- York Akron Coventry Columbus DeSales Ports. Notre Dame Marshall Pittsburgh Florida State Penn State Auburn Meigs Wohama North Gallia Symmes Valley Miller Trimble Belpre Akron Coventry Columbus DeSales Vinton County Marshall Pittsburgh Florida State Penn State Auburn Wellston Ravenswood North Gallia Eastern Miller Trimble Belpre Akron Coventry logan Ports. Notre Dame Marshall ;~ • ' The Meigs County Health De· • partment has added anolher : dimension to its varied range of services with the part -time staff addition of a social worker. , Rita Joyce Fields of Pomeroy, . a sen lor social work major at : Ohio University, will be working . with the department three after. noons a week through May, 1988 as a. part of her field work study. The new service Is at no cost to the health department. ' E mphasi s of her role In health care wlll be on home visits for , education, Intervention or prev· ention of unheaith social slt ua · tlons as Indicated through other program participation. · As explain ed by Norma Torres. R. N .. nursing supervl· sor , rna ny times women need not only the medical advice and trea tment and financial ass ist· anee offered throli~h the depart · m ent, but assistance In the soc ial aspects of dlcipline, abuse. and self-esteem which can only be offered through a social worker , Mrs , Fi elds' rolewlllbeto ~al n rapport with clients, detcrm ~ ne wvu ··ca ll him ''" Madlock sa id when asked il he'd check on Fernandez ' condition, "I ' m not the Welcome Wagon ." The Blue Jays came back !rom a 2-0 deficit in the third when Ernie Whitt's two-run si ngle and Rance Mulllnlks' RBI double keyed a lour-run outbursl . Mike Flanagan, 6·7 sca uered nine hits in 6 2-3 innings before ~ ~ -- CHANNEL CATFISH LARGE MOUTH BASS TRIPLOID GRASS CARP The annual Fife famil y reunon was held Labor Day weekend at th<' Kyger C r~ek Club house. Attending were Roscoe, Bett y, a nd Steve Fife. Roger Carson, Don, Cheryl. Amy Roush . David Leach, Kenneth . L eona . Ralph. Evt>lyn Matthew. James Long, Oelores MIIIPr, Kathryn Russell, Clarence Fife. [)('bblc. Scott. Todd and Trina Fife, Ed. Kim . Jennifer and J unior Fife. David. Jcnnl!>, .John ny Lair. Jamie an(l C. J , Roush. Gary, Kathy, and Tra cy. Terri Fife. Guy and Margaret Priddy , Dale and Mary Priddy , Jeanie. Sam Buckley, C harlott ~ Newe ll, .lames and Rulh Priddy , Penny . the Whit e Sox . Bannister. 14-11. fired a fi vr-hiltcr for his Sixth vic tory In his la s I seve n det;lslpns and 11th co mpl ete ~a me of thP season. Storm Davis slipped to 1-1. Brewers 7, R••d Sox 6 At Mllwauk('('. Mike FC'Ider si ngled to rl .~ht to sco re B .•J. SurhOff from third ba st< In thl' ninth Inning to lift the Brewers. Mi !waukee slugged 17 hits off fi ve Boslon pltchPrs, Mark Clear Improved 10 K-5. whlil' Joe Sa mbi to f('il to 2·5. SV AC tickets are $2.50 . All tickPts ot SVAC leaguP ga mPs will be $2,o>ll at th!' gale for both st udc• nt s and adults ,howc>· Vl'r,,tudent t ickets will be sold th e day of the ga m I' at )('ague sc hools for $U.II. All arP reminded that only one price will be charl(ed Rt the gale, It's Time For S1ockuu HYIRID 1-3 " .3St-h .30/oa<h llUfGIII 3·S" . SS /oach 1· 3" .65/la<h CRAPPIE l · 5" .95/oa<h 1-3" .SSiHch ,S7.50ioa<h FATHEAD MINNOWS OEIVERY WILL BE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 lhh~~tll-ltdwtfl Ceflt.bd-Jtor•- 1:00 '' t:OO ··'"~ Ph.,. #311-UII '•"'"oy ..:...I&G fttll & Stlpplr (..,._,-10:00 '' 11:00 o., l'ht~~t "91·1144 Coolwillt-Smith' t fNII-12:00 to 1;00 lUll., Ph•• 1U7· lJSO Glovtltr-Sc:hult1 hell & For•- 2:00 to l :OO p.m.., flhe• 11167. 3114 Moriti!D- Ape• '"d & lo,.ty c_...,- Mo" uo , ..... lh-1!73-440t Cell your local 1tore to place your order or cell . lOrden do not hwe 10 btl pieced in edvenc.l Toll Free 1-800-247-2616 FARLEY"S FISH FARM ( 1\:,H /\ld,i\"J',.'\' · The club prayer cloSed the A donation of $25 was made to Dixon r ead "Tomorrow." Re'the Meigs County Fair board on ports were given by th e oflicers . m eeting with Agnes Dixon serving refreshmen ts to those named e?<penses of relocating the log It was noted that Louise Bartels and Tr ecie Abbott. Francis Goe• cabin at the recent meeting of the is Ill at home. glein, Beuna Grueser. and Nancy Lenora Leifheit took blood Rock Springs Better Health Club. Meeting at the home oi Agnes pressures , and Louise Bearhs Morris, Next m eeting will be held Oct, Dixon, Mlldred Jacobs had 'devo· had the contest with Ann Mash 15 at the home of F ra nces lions using scripture from Eccl. and Dorothy Jeffers being the Goeglein. 3. Drothy Jeffers had the Lord's winners. Prayer and the pledge. Readings . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - by Lenora Leifheit Included "Make Your Day Bright" and "Handle of the Heart. " Agnes Forest Run RITA J. FmLDS Ca ncer Society and March of Dimes . One summer she did volun teer work with Meigs Industries at Car leton School, and served as an officer wit h Coalition for Hancapped Coll ege Stu dents at Rio Grande College. The family attends the Rutland Chu rc h of God, Fife family gathers for reunton Florida State Baston College Tennessee Fish Day ..,... where home visits and personal contacts are needed, jlnd I hen to follow through on developing a beneficial program for the family. A Middleport High School graduate of 1966, Mi's. Fields began her studies at Rio Grande in 1983, and transferred to Ohio University In 1,986. She will graduate In June , The daughter of John and Helen Mulford of Cheshire. Mrs. Fields is married 10 Joe Fields. an employe of the Ohio Valley Bank In Gallipolis . They have three sons, Joe, Jr ., and Greg. both stud nets at HocklngTechnl· cal College majoring In pollee science, and Robbie, a student at Meigs High Sci]ool. Since Greg attending . Hocking Tech. hi s wife. Angela, a student at Meigs, and their son, Wesley, 17 months old. live with the Fields family . Mrs. Fields is Involved in school. community and civic activities In ad dition to her sc hool work and regular family responslblitles, She does volun· tf>r work with the cub scouts. Rock Springs Health group meets _ _~-- • s~ullve com plelr game to lead turning the game ove r to Da vid W!'IIS. Tom Henke pit ched the ninth fo r his :14th save. Elsewhere In the A merican LP agur , Mlnneso l a blank ed Texa s 4·0. Chicago topped Oakland 4·2 and Milwaukee edged Boston 7·6. In th(' Na tional League i t wa s: Cincinnati 5, San Di ego 4; Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2; Montreal >. New York ~ ; Atlanta 8. Houston 7 and St. Loui s ~. Plttsbur~ h 2. Twins 4, Rangers 0 A t Minneapolis , Fo·a nk Viola pitched a thrce·hlttcr over rlghi Innings and Greg Gagnl? slugg('<l a two-run lnslde· thl'· park hom£' run to tift the fir st- placl' Twin s~ who now lea d Oak land by six ga mes In th e AL West. Viola. 17·9. held the R a n~ e" hitless for five i nnings. Charlie Hough, 17-12 sufferf'd th e loss. Chicago 4. Oakland 2 At Oakland. Calif., Fl oyd Bannister pitc hed his third ron · J/1. I Dana. Tabitha and .Jesse Willi · ams, Billy Priddy , Brenda. Ryan and Missy Jeffers, Lewis Fife. Jim . Becky, D . J . and Amy Fife. Bill. Joan, and Missy Fife, Tim Fife. Barbara Turner, Mike. Rachel. Stacy and , Michael Burns. Lois Taylor, Jimmy Fife. Van Lynch, Debbie. Deborah and .Jason Lawson , Ray mond and M y rtle Fife. James and Norma Keefer , Maxine Keeler , Marie arid Ca rmer Keefer, Debbll' and .Justin Beckner , Budd~ and A nita Fife, Brenda and Emily Hood, Delores Rl~gs . Jackie and Amy Riggs . .Johnny M c Knight. Brenda. Sh awn and . Steven J!'ffer s, Bub and Joyce Fife, Frank . Doris and Shelly Cook, · Frankie Cook. Jr .. Linda Rey . nolds. Carol Workman , Rita Lelving, Joycc Vaughan. Don and Dorothy Ann Leach, Margaret Leach, John Vieth , Marcia and Maryanna Browning, Bob. Sandy, and Juli<' Vieth, Keith, Joe and Tessie Vieth. Kathy and Jason Vieth. Junior and Betty Lemley, Lawrence and Gladys Farley, Bill, Shirley, Billy and Lea Ann Scragg, Tammy Frye, Andy Neader, Apr.ll Jonas. Clar· ence . .Jessie and David Might . Kath y smith, a nd Vickie Meth eney . Communtiy calendar/area happenings FltJDAV POMEROY - The Fraternal Order of Eag les Ladles Auxlllar)· will have a special m eeting on Friday a1 7 p,m. at the hall. afternoon , Rev : Carl Hi ck s. pas· tor , In vites ti)e public to attend. MORNING STAR - A wiener roast. hayride, 'and a devo ti ona l period will be lieid at theMornlng Star United M('thodlst Church beglnplng at 4::10 p.m . Su nd ay at the church, Slivers STIVERSV ILLE ville Comm unity Word ' of Faith Churc h will have weekend revi · va l serv ices Friday through MONDA\' Sunday at 7 p,rtl , each CV('ninj(. GALLIPOLIS- OH KAN Coi n Th !> spea ker will be George Club m embers will m ee t at 6 p.m . Black from Portland , and specia l Monday at Dale's Smorgasbord, · singing will be lea lured Including Gallipolis, for a dinner ln the Ll nda Damewood on Friday. banquet room . Followlnjl the Darlene Newell and Mary Dailey the club's 300th monthly dinn('r, on Saturday, and the Victory QuartPI on Sunday , Everyone , meeting and coin auction w ill be welcome . ' K == - l'wdJue Stlbl cbalD - · -_ JiJ bluwarIll)' orWawerMtween Septelllhr IS and Noveder IS · 1887, aadcmUe 1111 ,.,._..11 udl J.tJ '"" 12...., , JanaiJy 15, 1918 ....... J1117M lnlen!ll d"urtaa um pertedl Witb - · - --0- monlhly jlllylDenll U POMEROY HOME .& AUTO ' 600 E. MAIN STREET low U QS. -STH. CR£01T CARD- POMEROY, OHIO 45769 992-5272 DRIVE 1984 Mercury Topax ....................... S3995 4 Dr., 4 cyl., auto., P.B .. P.S .• air. 1979 Olds Royale Delta 88 ............ $1695 4 Dr., &l.!tO . P.B.• P.S .• good condition . 1980 Plymouth Horizon TC-3 ........... $89 S REG. 516.50 OFF 52.00 4 Sp., P.S . Gll·$1450 & 5 r Vrlno O.Oie1 R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. Main 992-2164 . 1981 Ford F-100 ... ;......................... S269S Stand, P.S., SATUitDAV POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus West eo n Square Dance Club is sponsor ing a western style square dance on Saturday, 8 , to II p.m. , al the Meigs Count y Senior Citizens Center. Call!>r will be Chad Johnson . runs good . 1981 Chevy Caprice Classic Sta. Wgn. S800 Sept. 25, 21», 27 Fully equipped. diesel motor, 9 pass. Bowl 2 Games Get 1 FRE£ Game 1977 Oldsmobile ................................ S69 5 2 Dr. 1980 Chevy Citation ......................... S89S 4 sp., runs good. EAST 2nd ST. POMEROY, OH. · Pomeroy, OH• Sl ,00000 Discount ALL FULL SIZE TRUCKS Sedan Deville IN STOCK '87 F...Si1e Truck, V-8, 4 speed EXTRA POWER. . I ...~~!.Jiey ·Sho!!.•. P.B. P.S .• air. POMEROY -The Dance Club will have a dance at the Senior • Citizens Ce nler Friday , 8 to 11 p .m . with mu sic by True Co un· try. Tho'*' attending are to take sn3cks . .W. !JNTTS SHOWN 1-'UnJRE ELFA!TRONJC IGNmON DUE TO TREMENDOUS RESPONSE OUR SALE HAS BEEN EXTENDED THRU SATURDAY. 1982 Ford LTD Cr.own Victoria ... ~.• $2995 '87 Cadillacs CIJ:AN UP WlTll STIHL'S DEFERRED PAYMENT PLANt• The Festival of Sharing was announced for Nov. 21 at, the Clark County Fairgrounds when the Forest Run United Methodist Women met Monday night at the church. Mary Nease presided at t he meeting. It was point ed out that the logo for the festlvalleatures the emblem for the United · Methodist Church which combines the cross of Christ and a flame symbolizing the Holy Spirl <. The cross and flam e, it was pointed out, are ancient symbols of the church dating back to , days of Chris t and pt'n tecos t. Nl~e sick and shutln visits were reported, Mary K Roush was program leader using Psalm 121 and a mediation on pra yer from the Upper Room. He topic ws "Mission Here? How?'' Scrlp'l ure from John 21 was read by Hilda Yeauger and the group sang, "ln Christ there Is No East or·West. · Participating in the program with articles on mi ssions sup· ported by various churches were M ar y Nease. Kathleen Scotl. Edith Sisson, Erma Roush, Evelyn Hollon, and Hilda · Yeauger . Refreshments were served by I he officers, :·. MIDDLEPORT- Evanl(ellne , • Chapter 172, Order oft he EastNn Star. wlll have a spaghetti dinner Friday with servi ng from 11 a,m to 6 p ,m , at lhe Middleport Masonic Temple. SUNDAY EAGLE RIDGE - The home-. coming of Eagle Rld!(e Commun• ity Church will be this Sunday ;. · w·ith morning services at 10 a.m .• • ' carry -In dinner al 12:30 and aflernoon service at , 1:30. The Orr Singers, and Jerry and Diane Frederick will be featured In the Speedway event slated Saturday UMW meets held . lt.lvlval LETART FALLS - The Rev . Pearl ,\. Cas to, former pastor of lhe LPtart Falls United Methodi st Church, will conducl evangelistic services at the church. Oct. 7- 11 , 7 p.m . Special singing nightly. Location changed RACINE The Sepl. 28 m eeting of Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Della Kappa Gamma Society wlll be h('ld at the Racine United Methodist Church. Plea se note that ' this Is a change of location . The meeting will begin at 6:30 p,m , FOR INSTANT STARTS AND STEWART - Skyline Speedway will run the fourth annual Harvest 50 for super late models this Saturday evening. Last week the scheduled program, paying a $10,000-plus purse and paying $.3,0()0 to win was canceled due to a power failure at the track , At that lime 42 of the best late models In the area were on hand. Racing begins at 8 _p.m. wllh time trials 8'1 7 p.m . Friday, September 25, 1987 The Daily Sentinei- Page-5 GUfST .-----..:...--------,--------------'-----------------------==== Ravenswood at Wahama Rock Hill at Chesapeake Coal Grove .at Ceredo-Kenova Hurricane at Point Pleasant Local bowling '• WMPO News ;:..... s.-w l 'ork at Baltlmnn• Dl:ol roil at Toronll u Thu~lla,y ,S;• pl . IRIAN IEED NANCY YOACHAM EDITOIIAL JIM SOULSIY SPORTS WRIUR Blue Jays triumph, hike lead • over Detroit; ·Twins ~In, 4-0 M:ll5p.m , (M(.· DuWI'II ~- Ill ad Oakland (Sl"'·art UH:! l. ID::IJ p.m . Tl'lll~ C\\"111 7· 91 atSt•iiHI•• ( Parko • rl~tl ) . 18 : ~ p.lll. Sat urthty'• fjamt~ -· LAST WEEK 9-6 SEASON 30-15 PCT. 660fo Meigs Meigs Wahama Wahama North Gallia North Gallia Symmes Valley Symmes Volley Miller Miller Trimble Alexander Belpre · Belpre Akron Coventry Akron Coventry Columbus DeSales Columbus DeSales Ports. Notre Damel Ports. Notre Dame Marshall · Marshall Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Florida Stole Florida State Penn State Boston College Auburn Tennessee Chh-ll~~ ' DAVE ADYERnSING New social worker hired Meigs vs. Wellston Wahama vs. Ravenswood Southern vs. North Gallia Eastern vs. Symmes Valley Federal-Hocking vs. Miller Alexander vs. Trimble Nelsonville-York vs. Belpre Athens vs. Akron Coventry logan vs. Columbus DeSales Yirlton Co. vs. Ports. Notre Dame Marshall vs. Youngstown St. WVU vs. Pittsburgh " Michigan State vs. Florida St. Boston College vs. Penn State Tennessee vs. Auburn An•t•lt"!! ( lk>h·hH J-1), 111::13 p.m. Sill~..,. ·~ SPORTS WRITER lAST WEEK 7-1 SEASON 11-12 PCT. 60"/o st . Loubi (Fo.-.:·h IHH at ( 'hiUI{O I Sanclf.r*"in i -M•· 'l: ll p.m. PMbii,UI'I{h (IUPift•kl !-~ ) •I Nt-w \'ork CFrrr.•drz 11 -MJ. 7: a.J p.m . M•.an-al fft('lllifOn IH)Mt l'lllllllodt•lphla fC.-rm.-n 11· 11), i : J5p.m. Sate Fr>tnci!OK."' (Lilt'0!17i 13- UH ul AlbuiU!. !GiaviiM' :l-JJ, 7: tO p.m . Hou!Oion CSl•oU Ii-I ~) at C'lnl"lnrw.ll CBrov.·•ln.: "1· 13) , i : 33 p.m. .S.u.n 1111'~ ( " "hlbon ID-111 at Lo!<i ..• seem WOLFE l 'nlll'd PrPS,; lllt•rMikuW The Daily Sentinel • • , Starting At JIM COBB ,:$9,495.00 Chevrolet*Oldsmobile*Cadillac 614-992-6614 JIM COBB 308 E. MAIN • StMk#132 Chevrolet*Oldsmobile*Cadillac 614-992-6614 POMEROY, OHIO �Pllga 6-The Daily Senti"el Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Beat of the Bend Faust, Stanton to marry No tours permitted Mr and Mrs Dale Faust of Andreas, Pa. are announcing tile engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Racine. home on Sept 6 The Karrs, always popular people and small wonder in view of their pleasant. helpful attitude over a ceived friends on the p m mJd "-W k SMVk:t' ("..L'flln ~ Sl'lv\cf' fi \\ ~l ay 7 ~ (,10\CF; EPISCOPAL OlURCII :!.>; E Main St PornE't'O)' Su ~ay !K rv1ct'S l~ oiy communklfl nn ttv:• ftrst Sunda,'. of r,~h month and ccrntlncd wilh mor nln~ pl'<tH'I on ltv:' th.lrrl SOnday MornJng pru} i'f and fof.• m •:m on u.11 oc tv>tSunday~ or ttl(> month Churrh S4'hool and Ntli"S('t')' cnrc pi'0\1df>d Cotft"l' hOur In the> Part.'h HAll lnH'('.C.'d latMy rOik'J.vtnRIhi Sf:'t'\rlf'f' 7.2 5°/o WHICH YIELDS 7.S 18°/o I'OMERO\ CHURCH Of (111\L~.,. 212 W Main Sl U'O Nash •..,.a n~-lls t Bit.-. &lull INTEIEST PAYABLE AT SIX MONTHS OR MA YUIITY. $1 ,000.00 MINIMUMUM DEPOSIT. SUISTANnAL PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL. WHEN IT COMES nME TO INVEST, REMEMIEI ... m Youth ~lngos 6: 00 p.m Ev('f'l ln~ • 'Of's hlp. i 00 p m W~ay n~ ht prlly('t' m(•f11 n ~ nnd Blblt .s1uty 7 00 p.m TilE SALVA110N ARMY 11 ~ Bult{'rnut Ave- Ptlmtoro)l Mrs Dortt WlnlnSI: In ctk.\ff,!l' 9Jrday J'oilnl'S.''' n'W'f't lhJ: 10 am Surday M ornl nf,l: ~'Or'S hl p. l O: l) a 9 l) a m SrhOClt 10::Jl am ~ M ay SciYlOl YJ ~M Elol'i(' AdMlS k-ack>r 7 :1) p m Sah 'n tb n ITX ,_"'In~t \ aliuu.~ 5J;l'l.lkn' ll nc l music s pE'Ctal~ Thursd:w 11. :1) a m to 2 p.m l .a<ti"'$ lioml' Li' U~ rnc~Tt tx." ~ In charRC ~~ u ~I')I'Tl(lon ln\ltU'(t 6 'i5 p.m Thul"lliilllV CI"'P' a.~ Clus." rYoollj( Ptwt<'Blbk·l 7 :rl p m Btl>< S/Wy ~~ ~ l>t"n)'('f mt'M i~ OJ)t 'flTO lhr 11ubllc i\rrhauglJ'li nf (!Iijrntrr CHESTER POMF I!OY ll'l..-..,l'SIDE C11UI!U I OF ra2tl Chtldrt'n s llml"'(' Rood (Count\ RMd -n:.1 ~ ~ Voru l music ~rvlay \\ 01 sl ~lOam Blbk>St ll.ly IJ am W011ihlp Sp C HR~r ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • :• CARTER'S •• •• • (FORMERLY OF POMEROY) : •• Has Now Moved To : •• 319 South Second Ave. :• • • : Middleport, Ohio : • :• 992-6282 352 SECOND AVE. :• ~ Plumbing & Heating : : MF.MRt.R FDIC. • :• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --j m 97 N. 2ND AVE. GAWPOUS, OHIO MIDDLEPOU, OHIO 446·0902 992-65661 W~l a\ OlJJ Blbk> SI IXlv 7 p m DEXTER BI BLE CH RL'i't IAN O ilmot At\ in Cunl110 P..• "-IClr. L.lncl..1 Siv. an "sur- ~ndny ~lvxll 9 XI a m preM'hl~ !lf'r \'kl:'5 first And thbU ~rv:.~ lollcN.> in~: ~nda,v School You1h n)(.;>llnJZ 7 l) m €'\('!)' Sun p day Pubhc Nottce Pubhc Nottce NOTICE OF SALE No 108 Sltueteonthewest ltdl of Beech Street be Bv 111"ure of an Order of Sale •uued out of the Common Plees Court of Metgs County Oh1o •n the case of Banlc One Athens N A Pla•nuff, agamat Ho mer l Bonecutter Sr eul Defendants upon a Judg ment thera1n rendered be mg Case No 87 CV 89 1n Slid Court I Will offer for sale It the front door of the Court House 1n Pomeroy Me1g1 County, Oh10 on the 2nd day of October, 1987 at 10 00 o clock AM the followmg Ianda and tene menta to w1t tween real estate 111u1ted 10 the V1llage of M1ddleport M•ddleport, Me1ga County Ohto, and beong Folty 1501 teet front on the West aide of Beech Street and runneng West to the alley end all unsold part more or 1111 REFERENCE DEED Vo lume 162, Page 16 Melga County Dead Records All of nght. tttle m 1ntereat of Leo C Kennedy on and mto the followtnQ parcel real estate lower Pomeroy IV1II1ge of Moddioportl1 / 20 of 37 foot S 11de. as ume appears on the Audttor a Ta• Dup for the Year 1947tn the name of State of Oh10, reference to whtch 11 hereby m1de PARCEL NO J Sotuated on tho Vollogo of Middlepon County of Metgl and St1te of Ohto and being more fully descrtbed es follows Be1ng lot Number Ntnetv · Stx {98) in Palmer'aAdd1tton to Sheffteld. now Mtddle port, OhiO For further descrtptton re~ erence 11 made to the reco ..ded plat of 1a1d V1ll1ge Sa1d pram•••• are located at the corner of F1fth and Palmar Streeu tn satd village REFERENCE DEED Vo · tume 252 Page 897 Vo lumo 273. Page 917 and Volume 279, Page 759, 1n the V1llage of Mtddleport, REFERENCE DEED Vo tumo 288 Pogo 141 , Meoga County Deed Records Also Volume 296, Pogo 56. Deed Me1g1 Records PARCEL NO 2 Snuated off the South side of Lot port. Oh10 The above is the ume prem1n1 conveyed from Amos Caraon by deed recorded in Volume 60. Page 629 and 630 of tho Me1gs County Deed Recorda Also, the following desCribed real ntate 11tuated 1n the County of Meoga. on tho State of Ohto and 1n the Townohlp of Satlabury and bounded ond deoctibed oo lotlowa Boing tho North one hlllf of Lot NO 108 being twenty ond one·hlllf (20'h) loot off tho Nonh oido ol Lot (8128 (91 4 1 t 18 26 5tc County Deed Pubhc Nottce PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CAR ANO TRUCK DEALERS In eecordance wtth sec t10n 307 88 of the Oh1o Re VII~ Code sealed b1ds w1U be rece1ved by the Board of Metgs County Comm111100 en. Court House, Pomeroy. Oh10 46789 , until Noon October 14 1987 Tho bods w1llthen be opened at 1 00 PM onOct 14 t987ond read aloud for the purchasM of One new I 987 011988 Tan dam Dump Truck One new 1987 or 1988 S1x Pauenger Full Stze Car B1d spec1f1cationa may be p1cked up at the M .. gs County Engtneer s Off1ce or the Metgs County Comm•• SIOI'l8rl Office The Metgl County Com m111ioners may accept the loweat b1d. or select the best b1d for the mtended pur poae. and raaerva the rtght to accept or re1ect any or all b•ds and/ or any part there- of I Chethlre. County of Galha and State of Oh1o and de.cribed as follows Being the east one· half of UNITED METHODISt Prrach!ng 9 :Kl am firS I and !li('rond Sun Public Nottce ctay~o r rac h Wt1hl0 twenty e1ght davs after t he la1t pubhu lion ofth11 not1ca wh1ch will be publ11hed once each week for three consecutiiiB weekt The latt pubheat Jon t10n wtll be matte on the 25th day ot September 1987 and the twenty 11ght days w1ll co mmence on that date In ca11 of f11lure to answer or oth1rw11e respond as re quintd by the Ohto R ulea of C1v1l Procedure, JU dgment by default will be rende red agatnst you and the Peutton granted for the rehaf de mended in the Pet1t1on dated Saplember 8 1987 Robert E Buck Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D ivision Me1ga County Oh1o t9!11 18 25 3tc Publoc Nottce One new 1987 or 1 988 Si n gle Axle Dump Truck PUBLIC NOTICE Mary Gallagher M1c hel s of 6608 Weymouth Court Bal t1more Maryland 21212 hereby Ql\18$ not1ce that effective August 19 1987 she has w•thdrawn from the partn ersh•p known as K en Trak VII wh1ch mamtams an off1 ce at 214 Wes t Ma1n Street Sune l2 Moores town New Jersey 08057 and I h at she wdl not be l•able for debt& Incurred by the partnership after that date (91 25 1tc Mary Hobstatter Clerk Board of M1191 County Commt~a•oners Pubhc Nottce IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO PROBATE DIVISION Christopher lee Randolph CASE NO 25622 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO MARK EDWIN LYNCH NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On September 21 1 987 '" the Me1gs County Probate Court Case No 25636 Charles E Hall 54987 SR681 Reedsv 111e Oh•o 45772 and Randall K Hall 1 Bottom Oh10 45743 were ap pmnted Co Adm•n•strator s Route long w of the estate of Manon Hall deceased late of You are hereby nottf1ed that you have been named u putative father of C hrla- 3869t TR1027 Reedsvoll e Ohto 45772 Robert E Buck Gallio County Deed tophot Loo Gibbo Thio OC· tlon hal been Alligned Case Rocotdo REFERENCE DEED Vo No 25622 on tho Common lumo 238, Pogo 201 Gatlta Ptooo Court Probate Plvt lion. Countv. Pom County Deed Records Sotd Porco! No 1 ap· aroy. Ohio 45789 The !1b1oct of tho Pe1ttlon prataed ot 114,300 00 Saod Pan:el No 2 ap· '' to adopt Hid Christopher Gobba by the Petitioner ptataed ot 118.000 00 dlveating you of all pa· Sood Pon:et No 3 op rental right proiHd ot U8,600 00 You required to an Satd Parcel No 4 was appraiMd at Deleted from 1:•;ow;;•;n'tyt:;hli"ahiPetitlon wlthtn 11 deyo or object ulo by Ordor of Court the gtontmg of tho odop Tor!"• of Solo Caah Probate Judge Lena K Nesselroad Clerk Lot No 4 on the Village of Kygerville 11 shown on plat 1n Plat Book 2 , Page 48, M••a• it'' 191 25 1101 2 9 3tc U<n S the C/n s,Ifu ll ]; n, En , v n< month thi rd nnd fou rt h Sun da \ f' ach m onth " 01 ~ h lp !OC'rvinos at 7 30p m Wt'dn es d ay C' \ C' nl nAS at 7 30 p m f'r ••Yrr und, Bl bl(' Stud y SE VENTH DA Y ADVENTI ST Mul Of'rr ) U PI~h l s Rt~o~d Pomf'rov Pa!ilor John Swr l~ art S.tbb.l 1h Sc: hool Supl'rl n u•ndLnl 0 1r ll nC'SH' " "'' Snbb tt h School bqdnll a t '! p m on Sa1 u1 dil' uii Pr noon \\ lt h w o rshJp!!;f'rVI Ct" l o i i &A in ~a11 1 S pm EvN,Onf' lA. clt'o mr RUTLA ND FIIIS1 BAPTIST CHURCH - Sls tt•r Ha rrl rll Wa rnl'r Sup1 Suml 1v School9 :Kl a m Men ninA Wo rs hip 10 -1 5 am POME ROY F'lllST RA P11 ~T l \ cton llallo m lnl!'!ll'r Sll ru rda\ "''(' ni n~ ('\ r~ngl'ltslk sl'rvirl's OJX'n to publl( 7 p m Sunda:\- Chu• t h S« hool 9 W .r m Mornln.IZ Wor !'!hlp Ill 30 1 rn F IRS1 SOUTIU R N BAPT IST Po mn o' Plk f E l nm ...tr 0 Ar \ (lnT p,1stor Jnrk ('o/1'('(1 ~ ~und .1 v !=ic ttooll) i r f c l iH Sun day Sch ool 9 :.) ,1m Mo rnl n,.:: Wo1sh!p 10 4!1 rw nin ~ " O r !' h l p 7 ()(l p m rO S T 1 & 7 lO (F S r l Wr'<l nrs<l w Pr ay() r SC>r vh·f' 7 00pm r n S 1 1& 7 30PM 1F:S T 1 Mi ssion F r tr nd s I l !l l' ~ 2 fir RovFII ,\mbnssatl ors 1bovs J~ l'" 6 1 ~ 1 Jml C.llls In Act ion 1i.IJ!:t' s 6 1 ~ 1 on \\ f'dn rsdavs 7 p m msT 1& 7 SOp m n~"' S r l r uNida\ Vlsltullon 6 JO p m FAITH TABERNACI E CHURCH Bal I(I V Run Ro,td Rl'v E mmf!tl R.l \lo son pas tor HandiC'\ Dunn 5Upt Sundav SLhool l Oam Sunda\ C\c ntn~ sNv l c(' 7 30p m Btbl(' t('().Chin"' 7 30 p m fhursd a:'r SYRACUSE MISSION Cht•rrv St S\ racusf' St>n IcC'S lOam Sunda v E ven In~ sr'l\ lf'<'S Sum1 ,rv .wd Wt'Ci nlsdav ,11 7 00 p m MlDDLEPOil l CHURCH OF C'HHISI IN CHRISrtAN UNION 0\ol~hl Hal" fi rst <•ldN WandEl Mohler Sundo\ School Supl Su ndav School 9 30 .tm MDI nlnJt: Wor~ hlp 10 30 <1 m E v('nl n ~ Wot ship 7 :10 pm Wednf'sda v ptaVC'rmC't.'1 1 n~7 IOpm M1 MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Raclnr R{'v J,lmi'" Sattl'rfi C'Id pastor Frcf'man William s Supt Sunduv School 9 .a5 a m Su nda' anti Wf'dncsda v l'Vl'n In~ scrv l( l'S 7 p m MIDDLEPORf Pubhc Nottce 191 25 ttOI 2. 2tc PARCEL NO 4 The fol· lowing descr~bed real estate In the Matter of 11tuated in the Townshtp of Adoption Of County of Moiga ond State of Ohio and bounded and described as follows Ttact No 1 Betng 37 loot Four Hundred Fifty Seven (467) as per the recorded plat of the VIllage of Mi,~dl,o· . ot Tract No 3 Lot 467 - 11 : Attending the recent Cr e means family reunion at Forest Acres Park Rutland, bes ides those earlier listed m Th e Daily Sentinel were Mickey. Joyce. Andrea and Nicole Cremeans 4nd Cena Cremeans, all of Huntington W Va • Judy and Amy Coomer. Maineville, and Melanie Dudding, Shade Me•u• of Ohio and bounded 1nd descnbed 11 follows to Wit Betng Lot Number Four Hundred and F1fty aeve" 1457) on the Vollogo of marked by 8 t1le set on the upper s1de of br1ck reta1ntng wall thence south 8 deg 50 East 71 'h feet to a mark on a stone wall thence northwesterly followmg the south hne of Lot No 17 to the northwest corner of the nme on the south hne of High Street. thence east erly following the south line of H1gh Street to the place of begtnnmg Me1g1 County Recorda Real estate cannot be sold for less than two th1rd1 of the appraised value Howard E Frank Shenff of County Oh1o County of Me1g1 and State 1n the VIllage of Pomeroy County of Me1g1 and State of Oh1o and dBICflbed as fo llows Being 8 part of Lot No 1 7 of Burnap s Add111on to Pomeroy descnbad as fol lows Beg•nmng on the south hne of H1gh Street 112 111 feet westerly of the northeast cornet' of lot No 17 of Burnap's Add1t1on to Pomeroy to a po1nt whtch 11 75 feet westerly of Blaze· 1 west corner and Launll and locult Srreeta tn Mlddlepon Ohio Tract No 2 The follow•ng PARCEL NO 1 Snuated w1cz Pubhc N otlce GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Sl. Pomeroy Mtddleport Ohto A) U . 212 E Mam Street 992·3785 Pomeroy dlrs Auxlltarv Wl'dn esda> 7 p m Fam Uy Worsh ip HAZEL COMM UNITY Rt 124 3 mtl es from tom Edsel Hart 9 3C am 10 30 a m Su nda) C'vcni ng p ~IDDL EPORT FR EE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor nE"r Ash and Plum Ralph Cundiff past or Sunday SchOol tO OOa m MOrnlnfl w o rshi P 11 00 a m Wedn ~day and Saturda y E veni ng Sen k('5 at 1 30 P m Rev Dun Archer Kn Roy Deeter twv Se ldon JohnMon AI F"RF.O - Church Sehool 9 JO am \\ o r shlp 11 a m UMYF' 6 30 p m UMW Third Tu( sdav 7 30 p m Com mu nion fl r.s t SundaY 1A rc h£'n CH E:STF. R - Y-i orshlp 9 a m Church SChool l Oa m B tbi C' Stud v T hur sdnv 7 p m U MW fir st Thursday 1 p m Com munlon Ills! Sun<li Y Uu r h(•rt JOPPA - Wo rsntp 9 JO a m Chu rc h St'hoollO 30 a m Bib"' Sludy \\ ('dn csdny 7 lOp m (J ohnson\ toNG BOTTOM - Church & hoot 9 J0 u m Wurshlp 7 p m, Bible+ Study Wf'd nt"Sd av 7 00 p m UMYF Wt"dnC'S dav li. (10 p m C(l mmu n\on Fi rs t Suncta\ t A rrhf'r l REEI>SVI LLE- Chu rch S<hool9 J0 a m Worship Stor vlrof' 11 00 a m ( i)(o (' IC'fl TU PPERS PI AINS ST PA UL - Church Schnol 9 a m Wor ship 10 a m Ri blr Sludy TU C'Sf.l av 7 30 p m UMW Third TuE>sc1a} 7 30 p m Communion F irst Sunda v ! A rrhl'r ) Kl :\ 0 (" H L;RC'I~ OF CHRIST Vrrn nn 1- 1111 rdl!l' m tnr "- !1 1 01!\C'I S1\ tin Suml1\ ~hC tn ! Sup! P1 C':JChln~ !\ lO 1m I uh Sum! I\ HOBSON CHRISTI AN UNI ON !Thu o man Ourh;.amt PliStOI Sund.w SN\ lcl' 9 30 am ('\ C'nlnli{ servi ce 7 JO p m Pr ayer mN'Im$l Wedn('(! a\ 7 10 p m R1 ;\IH \ 1\1 I 0 \\ HI()( F. f'J It Rf II 0 1n m l~T I -.~ph F\ H• ~k n~ p , ... , 1 HIIJI l l '"" 11 ~ ~, m \ 1j , nlntc \\ 11... hlp 111 11 ~ ' ' ~ n ln )! \\ tl..,h lp Ill 1 top m lhu , .. rt,, Hlhl1 "i!U II \ t Ill! m '\ I \\ 'i l i\IH~\ 111 1 ( <1 \'l \ ll \ 11 , Ill rtl H Suntl ,, '-'dio l ... I t I IH 'I I' • m " ' , . . hrp .,, nl<~ \II .jll ' 111 F:1 lll L! t ll~ ll t Sr i \\ 1 )() j nl \\t 'fll\1, tLI\ f'lt 1\ r 1 lll i 'i ! Inc · VI p m I hill ~ d 11 1. 1 0~( 11 1 R C' H O ~ ( I! H IS I p llll l I ll nr ... ~ m llr l(d Ht bt 11 11 lll h II Olin " c S! \ (' '-'! UHt I S S. Su p! rl! ll ~1 / I \ ~ ... 1 SOpl l...urultl '-' I I rl \\ t l~h iJl'- 1 1\ l tr• I H ~ I ti ll ~ \ 111111 ~11 1 1 I 1 1111 FIRST BAPTI Sr Cor n('rSix th and p ,,lmf'r Ear l Ed en Pas tor Bob Pa rkPr S S Sup! Cnthy Rl~~" Asst Sup! Sunday School, 9 15 a m M9r nln ~ Worship 10 15 a m Sundav ~vf' nln fi! ser v lce 7 p m Pra vC'r mC'etlng and Bible Stud v Wedn rsdav C'vrnlng 7 p m Children s choir practice Wedn cs day 7 p m Ad ult c hoir pror1 1ce Wed 8 p m Radio program WMPO Su nday 8 JO n m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST Mh and M a in, AI Hart son minister Richard DuBose Assocla1e P11 stor Mike Gerlach, Sunday School Superintendent Bible School 9 30 a m , Mo1-nlng Worship 10 30 a m Evenln!J Worship 7 00 p m Wednesday, 7 00 p m Pr-ayer meellng. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE , PASTOR Fred Penhorwood Bill White Sunday School Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning Worship 10 45 am Evanaellstlc m eeting 7 00 p m Wednesday, 7: 00pm Prayer meeting UNITED PRESBYTERIA!It MINI!!TRV OJI" MEIGS OOUN1!'V llo• Chart.. ToiiDtt HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday Wouhtp Services 9 00 a m Church School 10 l !S a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBlqTERIAN - Sunday School 9 a m Ch~rch service 10 l!Sa m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERIAN - Sunday Schobl 10 a m Church service. 11 15 a tn RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pastor John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m , Sul)day Morning Worship 11 100 a m Chit r dren's Church 11 a m Suntay Evening Service 7 00 p m Wed , 6 p Young La 1---:~9.... 92-5141 Knob loc atrd on Coun ty Ro<Jd 31 Rt.'v Lawn•ncc Gluesen ca mp pa stor R€'v ROJt:£' r WIIUord assf po~ s l o r Preaching services Sunday 7 30 p m P r <~ yN mN'Iin g Wl'dnesday 7 30 p m Ca ry Griffit h 1£>ad£>r Youth ~r oups Sunday evening at 6 30 p m wit h Rogf'r and Vlol('t Wil lford lea dl'rS Communion srn!C(' fi r st Sundav c•ach m on th CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev .I arnett E CorhiU ~v kand, Rurc: ll Rev M elvin Fr».aklin Re\' Cl t.: menlt! S ZuniA:16 Jr ft.to v Kohert Mu" !lfllan A SBURY i Svra c u s~ J - Wor ship ll a m ChuH·h S('hOol !i <I ~ a m Char Jtf' Btblf' S! udy \\: 1'(\n f'sd uv 1 30 p m UMW fi r st Tu ••sdtn 7 :\0 p m Choir Rt•ht•ar!'iai \\ ed nl'Sda\ 6 30 p m U MW rour th Sun da v ft 30pm 1BU1 Cht ENl ~ RPHISE Worship 9 a m Churc h & hOOI IO 1 m Blbl rS i udy Tu('" d<i \ 7 :l() p m UMW. F'lr!'ll Mondav 7 :vi pm UMYF Sund n 6 p m Choir Rl' hP.n sa l 6 30 p m \"h'(!n(sda\ tFnmkllnl FLA1WOODS - Chu rc h Sc'hool lO a m W01<~ 1'1 l p 11 .t m B!bl(' St udy Thur s day 7 p m lJM\ F Su nd av fi p m t Fra nklln \ F O RE~1 RUN - Wors hip 9 a m Church St hoo t Ill AM Choh practlcr 1uf-sd,l\ fi :\0 p m UMW fi r st ! ut"sda v 1 :10 p m ( Bu rr h t H E ATH 1Mltlflif pnr! 1 - Chur r h Sf'honl 9 10 J m Mol nln~ Wu1 " hlp 10 30 a m Youth{o i OUP 4 p m \\c'{inf.HIIIV Ch1u ch fh ursda v Choh tf' hC'UI S.II 7 p m Pr we r ~~ vlcP 6 10 p m Blbl£' Sludy 7 p m ( Zunl~ .rt M INERSVI LL E - Wor5hlp ~n ll£' 10 a m Church Schoollla m UMW 1hhd W<odn t.'sda v 1 p m Choir pr acllcl' Mon d£tV 7 :lOp m (Burch\ PEARL CHAPEL - Wor ship Slor\lcl' 9 :vl am , Church Sc hool 10 15 am UMW & rond Tul• sday 7 30 p m I Muss man) POMEROY - Church School 9 15 ,1 m Choi r r f>h(•,lrsa l Worship 10 30 a m UMW sPrond WednC'sday 7 30 p m Tu C'sdav 7 30 p m UMYFSundav 6p m (Corbllll ROCK SPRINGS -Churc-h & hOol 9 15 a m Worship 10 u m Bi bl e Study Wed nl'Sdav 7 30 p m UMYF tS£1'-nlorsl Sun d11v 5 p m 1 Juniors) ev('rv olhcr Sun dav 6 p m 1Fra nklin 1 RUTLAND - Churc h SChool 10 a m Worship 11 a m UMW Fh st Monday 7 30 p m SALEM CENTER - Chu rctl School 9 15 a m Worship 10 15 p m (Mussman I SNOWVILLE - Worship 9 00 a m churc h school 9 45 a m I Mussman \ H \( " f Cl ll HCII () f Till H I '\ ~ S IZ \ l lmcl j) ( llnml l1 p t•lr rl Ot r il 1...... ('h 1 1m tn ot tl • Bu 11 d Jl ( h1 h !I til l l it S \1 11(\ tl S r hot) ' I Ul 1 rn :\I I !1 nr.: \\ (J1~111 1) 11 1 ;\II I nl I \ 1 11 ,C I II~rl~ ~ ~I \ lt l 7 0IIp m Y.t l tn r~fl i l\ " tl\lc r ~Pill l lH J.IU Y t iiHI ~ I I\ '\( IH IH !i l l• ' 111 \\ 11 11\ (Ill pt ... l!l "'' " ~ ~~ ~ s n1d1\ Ill 1 rn tnd - p m \\ t rlnt ' d '' pn l111 HF Ml OCK <.ROV E CHRISTIAN Rog 1r \\ al son p rs1or ( rr nson Prall Sunda \ Srhool Supt M ot n ln~ Wmshrp 9 :m t m Sund n Srh ool 10 ~ 1m f. H•n ln ~ sf'r viN'7:Wp m Mr UNION AAP JIST Dnnn ld Shuf' pastor IOC' S 1\'r(' Su nda \ Sthool Su-p! Suntla\ School q -l~ 1m Ewnm~ \\ Or "-hlp6¥1pm Pl n (rMt~' l lntol, 6l0 p m \\ rd nPsdav TUPP ERS PI ,\ l t\S CHl Rl 11 OF f H(IIS1 Dt u P1r nt l11' rn i n l"-!f'r Dfo rv l \\11 ll s Supt C'hu 11 h ~rhnol' l 1 m Wor slnp SC'1 ' 111 11 -l'i Jl m C'IIF s fF. i1 C'l ll1H( ll OF Til E NAZt\ Hr 1hr t 1 ( ' 111 p 1-.1M REN F': Rr' F' r 1nk O: Hilr -;Upl Sund 1\ S1 )11101~ ~() 1 m Wmship "rnllr 11 1m lnfl 7p m Sund t\ \\ f'( lnt sd t\ 7ym P!a Vl'rmf'( 1 !no I AUREI ClIFF fRFf. METHODIST CH URCH 0 n \<I Rdl p ISI OI RObt"rt E Bart on 0\f(' C'IOr or ( hrlslinn F:clur l!lon Sh \I Eblin , , s~ i s t •.nl ~ unda\ S1 hoo1 9 ~~ a m Mo l n! n ~ ~ 0 1 sh ip lO JO 1 m Tl'<'ns In 1\( t lon h p m f:Vf'nlng \\ 01ship 7 fl() p m Wt-d n l'<~<l 1v f'\('n lng prii VC'r 1n<1 Alblr •H url\ 7 OOp m Chnl1 practl f'P Thur sd w 7p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Ch 1rlrs Ru!'!s.l'll S! m1nistrr Rlr k M 1 ro mbC'l "- UP1 Sund 1V Sc hon! 4 30 a m Wnrsh!p ~ 1'1 vtcf" 10 til 1m B!hl l' !O IU d\ TUI sd,l\ 7 «1 p m REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JESU~ r HRI ST OF I /I.'ITF.R DAY SAI NTS Por t l1nd R 1c\n(' Road Will\ 1m Roush pustm I md 1 E\ I ns r hUi r h 'l('hOOi rllrl'C'I OI Chu l ch s( hool9 Hlu m Mmnin~'norshlp 10 JO t m Wf'£1n<'schl\ l w nln fl pravc r "rl ' \r('s. 7 :y, p m BFTHI EHF.M BAP'T'IST RC'\ Eal l Shulf'r pr slm Wnr!'!hip !Ot"r v lcr ~ :lO,l m Sunda \ S( hnol lO U"l a m Blblr Stud' md p1 111 1 st 1\ lu Thu1 s<la\ 7 Wpm C'ARl FTON IN rERDENOMINATION SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Ro« er Grate Kev P1tul M cGuire " APP l E GROVE - ChuH h School 9 Ml ,1m WOIShi p 11100 .1m l fllslmd t hlld Sund IV !i ~ Biblf' "t uch C'VC'rv Sund av 7 p rn UMW SC'rond TuC'sdu\ 7 nfl p m P1 n r r mC'of'lln,g Wrdn f'sda\ 7 pm tGit Crr BE:'l HJ\NY - \\ orship 9 1m C'hu rr h ~( hotll 10 ,1 m Blbl(l Stud\ WC'dn£'i'ida\ lfl 1 m Dol c Is WomC'n !i Ff'IIO~ !'!hlp WNlnC' ~da v 11 am tMcC:ullf' l CA RMEl - C'h urch St hool 9 30 a m Wm ship 10 45 :t m St>rond and Fourr h Sunda\" F P1lowshlp dinnf'r " llh Sui ton 1hlld Thu lsda v 0 30 p m IMcG ulrrl EAST t ETART- Church School9 a m Worship 10 ,r m SN'Ond and rourth Sun davs UMW first Tul'sday 7 30 p m 1Gra cf'l ' LETART FALLS - Wors hip 9 a m Churc-h School 10 a m (Grarrl MORNTNGSTAR-Worshlp 9 45a m Ch urch School 10 30 a m Bible STudv, Thursda v 7 30 p m 1Rader) RACINE WESt EVAN - Chu rch School 10 a m Worship 11 am UMW fourth Mon dav al 7 30 p m Mr n s Pt ay£>r Brt'akfasl Wt'dnesdav 7 a m (Grace) SUTION - Church &hool 9 30 a m M o rning Worship 10 ~?a m first a. nd third Sundays F ellowship dinnC'r wit h Ctu mrl lhlrd t hu rsday 6 30 p m (McGuire) At CHURCH, Kln g~ bu r \ Ro.ld RN 0;.~ 1 ld CUI fm 1ft pI STOr Sund,J\ St hool 9 311 1m R 1lph Carl Supt Evl'ntng wm shlp 7 00 p m PI.IVC'I mr! !I n ~ Wf'finf'sdav 700 p m l ONG BOT10M C'HRISTIAN V<'rnon Fldrldgf' pa ~t o r Wa\I,I Cf' Doml'\\Ood S s Supt Sund.w Sc h oo l ~ JO a m Wot ship SC'n Icc 10 30 u m RA CI NE FIRST BAPTIS I SINE' r 01".1\ C'I Pas tor Mlkl' Sw lgf'r Sundav Sch ool Supt Sund.IY Sch ool 9 30 "m Morning \\or <~hlp 10 40 u m Sundav f'\l'n ing worship 7 30 pm WC'dn i'SdaV f'\ rn l n~?: Blblr stud y 7 lO p.m PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH 1(, mll f' off Rt 325 Rf'V BC'nJ Walls Jll!i!tor Robl"l1 SParl(>f; S S ~upt Sundav School q ~o 1 m Mor ning Worship JO JO am Sundll \ C'VC'n\ng sen lr t• 7 ~0 p m W('() n{'Sdol V !;f'f\' j ('(' 7 ~0 p m SILVER RUN BAP11ST Bill Lilli e past Of Str\ f' t.ltt1f' S S Supl Sunda v Sr hool UJ a m MOl nln ~ wor!iilp 1l a m Sunda \ C'\f'n ln~ "orshlp 7 JO p m PtayC'r mf'C'11n_g and BlbiC' sluclvT hu rsdav 7 30 p m Youlh mwlln~ Wednrsda\ at 7 p m RF.JOICING LIFE BAPTI ST CHURCH - ~~_N __~g_ AH• MlddiC'port Sundav ~ St, Pomeroy 992-5432 l'l'atn PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Raein ) Rl 124 \\1lh am Hoback pa stor Sunday School 10 a m Sunday rv e nm ~ s£>rvicc> 1'l p m Wednc10day eve ning Sef\'IC<' 7 p m:l r CARPENTER BAPTI ST Don Ch eadl e Supt Sunday School 9 3fl a m Morning Wor ship 10 30 u m Prav£'r S('rVIcf' alh?l f\ at e Sunda ys THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC FAITH - New Lima Rd nt•xt to Fort Mei(!s Park Rutland Robet;l. Richards pa stor Sf.>rvlct:'S at 7 p m on Wednesdays and Sundays HARRISON"LLE HOLINESS C HA~ TER or the Wes leva n Holln£'ss Church R('v David Ferr£>11 pastor Henry Eblin Sunday School Supt Sunday SchoollO 3 m Mornin ~ Worship 11 am Even In~ !\l'fVIC'P 7 30 p m Wf>rl.nf'Sday t'V('nln ~ Sf'r \I CC' 7 30pm STIVERSVILLE WORD OF FAITH Har) Holler pas tor Sunday ser v lcC>s 9.. JP am and 7 pm M ld\\eek Sf'rvlcP 7 30P. m Thur sday ~ MIDDLEPOR1 PENTECOSTAl Thlr" AH• R1 \ Cl;n k B 1kt r p 1 ~l ur Car l No1 tin gham Sunda v S( hool Su p! Sund \\ Schoo! 10 a m wit h clt<l~ for til agM El' f'n ng srrv l(f's dl il p m \\ N in PS du y Bi blr st ud\ at i Wpm Youth srrv lcC's Frl 1ln 11 7 :W p rn ECCI ESIA F EU OWSHIP l :lH Mlll Sl'.l M1dcllrpor t Rr OI h<'r \hu c- k Me. Pherson p<ts!m Sund:n School 10 <.1 m Sunda\ rVf ntng st'nl<f S 11 1 1J m andWcdnrsda\ Sli \ U('!'i II j p m ANT1QUI1Y RAPTIS I Kf'nnC'IhSn'111h pa!ito r Sundt \ School 9 JO am church ~C' I I 1£'1" 7 Ul p m \ Otl l h ff' II OY. shi p li :to~ m R1blr stud\ Thu1 ~da v 7 :«1 p m ! FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION aoBald FlJLI ( OS PE L l lr. HTHOUSE ~:11145 H ri md Road Pomf'rnv 1om K£' 11 V p,rs tm 0 tnnv I 1mbN I S S Supt Su nda:v m r11 m ng ~ ~ "11 C' 11 10 1m Sund.IV l'Vl'n , lngsPI \i(f 7 \O~m TUisd,IV undThur!i, cia\ St r V l ( l s II 7 mp m WHITES CHAPEL WESlEYAN CHURCH- Coolville AD Rev Phillip Rl NE W HAVEN CHURCH OF THE Nil ?.A RF.NE R1' C.h•ndon Si t oud p 1s1or Sunfl l vSchonlq iO I m WOI"hlp o;rrvlc(' 111 lfl 1m You rh srnlrrSundav fi 15p 1 m Su nlll V C\r mn gsll \ if'C' 7 t)Opm W(~l nrsli 1\ P1 t\ r r Ml't 1mg mfl B1blr Stufl;r. 700p m • N F:ASE SF.TTL EME NT CHURCH Sun d l\ l fl rrn onn ~ ~I\ iCC'S .tt 2 30 ThUI w a... C'l'f'ntnf! S('J\ j (( S ,II 7 :«J FIRS1 Ri\ PT JST CHURCH Ma son W V 1 P l SIOI B1!1 Murphv Suntl;.~ \ S<. hool \0' lo":.l m Suml1v r vf'm ng 7 ~0 p m Prav ~;t• mN't lftg 1n!l Btbh stucl v Wrd nC'S cla.\ 7 :Kt pm E \r i VOnC'" t'lco mf" 1 dC'nour pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m " orshlp SNVi<'l' 10 30 u m Blbl(• st ud y and ~ ors h ip S('rvlcr WC'dn£>sdav 7 p m RUTLAN D CHURCH OF CHRIST Bill Carter pa stor Sunday Srhooi 9 30 a m Mornln~ Worship and Communion 10 30 a m RUTL AND BIBLE METHODIST Amos Tilli s pastor Sonny Hudson supt Sunday School 9 :m a m Morn in ~ worship 10 :rJ a m Su nday r v£>nl ng st'r vlcP 7 00 p m Wednt>sdav se1vicc 7 p m WMPO p1o ~ r <~ m 9 a m ('a Ch Sundav RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1 HE NAZA RUT! ANO FREE Will RAPTIST Sj , RENE Sa muPI Baj sl' pustor Sunduy School 9 30 a m Worship sf'rv lcc 10 30 a m Young peopll' s st•rvlcE" 6 p m E\ a ngellsllcsf'nicf'Ei 30pm Wednesday service 7 p m lf'm St R!' P lull 1\ !01 p Jsi OI Suncl1 y S( hool lO 1m Sundi VC'\rnl ng i OOpm W( dnC'sd IV !'\ r nlng p1 :.lVI"! lllf f lln.Q: 7 00) pm ' SOLTI H RE1 HEl NEW TESTAMENt MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mllleo St Mason W Va Sunday Bib\(' Sludy 10 a m Worship ll a m and 7 p m Wf'dnl'S day Bible Sludv voca l music 7 p m LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOO Oud ' ding Lant' Mason W Va J N Thacker , pastor Evening sC'rvice 7 :V. p m , Wo men s Mlnlsl ry , Thursda,y 9 30 a m Wednesday Prayer and Blb!C' Slud y 7 15 CHURCH Slh1 1 Rld).;l Du lnf' Svcl('l'l' st n r k< 1 p t;; Tor Sund t~ ' St: hool 9 am W01 .;:hlp S<-r' tc1 10 a m Sunda v f'l f'm n ~ "('TVIC<' 'i 00 p m W('(lnC'sda y nigh! 81biC' o;tudv i: 00 p m Sermonette pm . " II IRTFORD CHURCH OF C'HRISf IN C"HH ISfiAN UN!Ot'\ H.ntfor d W Va Rl'\ Dn ld Mr M.Inll'O p 1s101 (h ui Ch Sl hoot 'l \0 " m Sundu\ mo1 nlnR sr1 ll('f' 11 1m Sunda\ 1\ C'nlng Sl'l\l< f' i Yl rm \\ l'dnt:'Sd." p• <nl lm('('tl nj::: 7 10 pm V \IR\ IF W DIHI F CHtJ R('fi LC'1 111 W Va Rl I J.tmcos U " Is P•I"IOI \\ 01 ship SC'l 1 ICE'S q 1(1 u m Sund.l\ School 11 a m EVI'ning " 01 ship 7 lU p m Tul'sdtn COli l~W pi U\ 1! mwtlnl! .tntl A1bl( S1 ud1 9 30 d m \'VOI Ship !i ('"IC'f' \\otdnf'Sda \ 7 :VIpm t.· OUR SA I tO UR I UTHFRAN CHURCI1 W<1 lnu1 ,md HC'niV St !'! R~t v •n s ~ CXld W V,, Th:(' Rr\ r.ro 1,t:!' ( \Vt h irk p.1s1 or ~ un duv SChou! !I iO a m Sunduv " or ship llam 1 CA l VARY BI BI F: CHURCH loca tC'don Pomr• ov Plkl' Count y Bo.1d 1!1 nrar Flat 1 "ood ~ R('v Blrr kwood pasl or Sf'nlnos on Sunda\ attn 10 a m and 7 WI p m "lth ~ ~~:g:,v~ hwf~ ~ «h m Rlbit:'Studv \\l>d , FAll H FELLOV.SHIP CRUSADE FOR tCHR I ST Sl Rl 3 ~ Anllqull\ Rrv FrankllR Dl ~k (ln s p.1s1 01 Sunda y m01 n lng 10 am Sunday evening 7 30 p m Thu1 sday rvr nlng i 30 p m STIVEI!SVllll' COMMUNITY RAP TlST CHURCH Pas10r Ro1x'11 Byt'I S Sunda\ School10 a m Worship servl«> 11 a m S un dt~ )' f'V('Itln j:t sen Ire 7 :ID p m WC>dn..sdoy l'\ l'nlng sen Icc 7 30 P m IJJRI.INGHAM COMMUNITY CHURQI Burlingham R tV Lauder mHt pastor Ro hf1rl Ccv.ar t as.o;:lslu nt pa'lfor Sur)dav School 111 1 m lA. or" hlp 7 p m Wcdn('5da\ fi p.m \lJUI h mf'f'llng WOO 7 p. m rhurch sf'I'ViCC'S Ftl1d Chlek••" SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRISJ HYSELl RUN HOLI NESS CHURCH It hn \\ 1h.: hi p;t -. l<l l Sunrlt\ o,;, hr • 1 ' I I , m l 111\ 11 111 1 ~ o..; o..; -.up! \I r 11 1 n~.: 1\l"~h t plll«< m K1w1tt~lg - Jose-ph B Hoskins £'van~ell s 1 Sunda ~ B1bl£' St udy 9 am Wor ship 10 am Sun da v ('Ve nin ~ Sf'l"\ lC<' 6 p m W<'dnC"Sdiv cvPnin~ srrvlcc i p m -t Dallas f anf'\' Sundav School Sup1 Sund<J \ Schotl l 9 W am Sund <J V Mor nl nR Wor !'i hlp 10 30 a m Sundav ('Vf'nlng \\ or ship 7 30 p m \\ rd nf'sd av r1 r nln ,g P1avl'r ME'PIIng 7 lO p m ~V R Art ' Sf ( Ill RCII Of' THE NA :1.\ IU!'\ F Rr\ ( lrn n McM!111n p1-.101 M n l int((' I tu ndf' r Su nd 1\ Sc hool <..:up! l.; unrl t\ Sthr1l t1 Utt m Mr11n !ng 11m"h1p Ill 101 m I \ r n ~r li ..,ll l Slt \ lr r hpm p, n 11 uu \P1 tr" \\t>t:ln r-s dl \ 7 p m ' ttl h m1 r r m~.: - p m I 11 1 '\ l NllFO niH I HR F:"-.: IN ( J!RI"l C l i ~ ll r C. 1l l l l m p lsl nt St n It\ Sdr I HI O(l 1 m Mfll nln g Wm shlp 111101 m ~u n d1\ t \ tn ill J:! MI \ Ut 7 OOp m \\ N i n "rl" \i'n mg ptl \ 11 " 41\\H' 111p m m (row's Family Restaur111t ' LA NGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mtkr Thompson N('w H tvt• n WV pas to1 Sunday School at9 30 am Mornlnj!wor shtp at 10 30 ,t m SundUV f'Vl'nlnasC'rv lrc at 7 30 p m Thursday sf'r\ICc>s al 7 30 p r~I~L FAITH BAPT1:S1 CHUH.CH H.allroad St Mason ~unday SchoollO a m Mor 1,J< ing "orsh\p 11 a m E ve ni ng st>rv ice 6 p m Pra yl' r meel lng and Bible Study Wed l nrsday 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST RPv N y~ Bordf' n pa ~ tor Cornel ius Bunr h supt Sunda y School 9 30 a m SPcond and fourth Sundays worship serv ice at 2 30 p m MT MORfAH BAPTl ST Fourth and Main St Mtdd \Ppor t RPv Gllb£>rt Craig. Jr pastor Mrs Erv in Baum gardn('t-, Sunday Sch ool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Wor shtp St'rvtce 10 45 a m SrhHi l ll 1m Sunrl l\ n rnm g7 OOp rn Mul v. N~ k o;: r l\ lu• W(l(i i p m ... tupSuJd tl ~pm •ntl\\t'fi H ... drl pp m Sl l fl !I N l l I H~ U t\~ I Ill I H I I Pint (, rmr l h ~ Hr\ \\ rl l l 11n \ 1ldd l• ~\\nih \)l'oiOI f h U t (h '<1., lf('' l \II I m Sunt/ 1\ Sc hOfrl 111 ll \ ' m Oldt>st Florut 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 614 / 992· 2644 228 W. 264 S 2nd, Middleporl MUGS COOPERATIVE I 'A RL~ H UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER FRANCIS FLORIST lll' lj[" Co unt~ '" "Fultttl•1 Families" W1th the heat of the summer begtnrung to wane And the stgns of the year growmg old, Comes a season prov1ding the frost and the ram While the leaves change to scarlet and gold, For a moment of glory before they tum brown And descend to the earth everywhere, As a cold gust of wtnd sends them fluttermg down Where the bonfire smoke fills the al! It's a time for the harvest of orchard and field, While the earth's bnlliant colors appear, Then the love of the Lord IS so bnghtly revealed When the season of autumn IS here - Gloria Nowak K&C JEWELERS RUlTOa Btl! Outckel and Ruth Ann Fax FUNERAL HOME "Servong Pomeroy 992 •332 5 POMEROY, OHI0-992-66 Rawlings-Coats-Blower THE IDVE OF GOD PROVIDES US WITII THE BLAZE OF AUTUMN m l...J::! 1.~ Pomeroy, .OH. •••••••• 992-2975 John F Fullt Mgr Ph 9922101 HRA IIR\ 11\ ( HiRrt l OF ( lt \1 ts t GltAHAM i\ttend reunion • • Pomeroy mom lng ~'Oni. hlp 10: J) a m NEW HOURS: MON.-THURS. 9:00-9:30 FRI. 9 A.M.- 10 P.M.; SAT. 10-10; SUN. 10-9:30 106 Butternut Avt , Pomeroy, Oh BEN I lFRANKLIN l' TRINO"Y ( liUHO I f'ornl•rov IN~t Ducic SJndav SchOOl 9J J:( Omrr.h Sch(XJI 9 15 r1 m Worshi p ~ 1rr: :rt • m Cholr ~ hrorsal Tuf'Sda} 7l) p m undc'r din>cllonof Lots Bw1 POMEROY CHURC.l i OF nfE NAZA rtENE Cornf.-r Union ttnd MuiiX•IT} Rl'\ Thom.u ,!(on Mc<1unft pustor Norman PrPS II')' S S ~pt Sunday !'<-lml 9: :rl • m 7.00°/o WHICH YIELDS 7.250°/o SUNDAYS ONLY - EVElY SUNDAY ENJOY OUR WATER/WAitRESS TABLE SERVICE WITH YOUR MEALS SERVED ON CHINA PLATES AND DRINK YOUR COFFEE OR TEA FROM CHINA CUPS. 985-3832 1 w,~!r..~~ · Syracuse Pl!ono A Generous Porhon of Our Own Homemade Meatloaf Stned w1th Mashed Potatoes and our Homemade Gravy Hot lima leans and Your (haue of a Hot lutrtftd Roll or Home· madt IIS<Uit, Maxwell House (olfte or Sanko Dtcafh1nated, loth Frnhly lrewed (A Small Dnnk May Be Substituted) RESTAURANT ft'\ \1;1, \ (6141992-2039 or (6141992 -5721 • .,. MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENTER, INC. "2 2104 :SPECIAL PRICE ACMISSIONS : All!Jl TS l l 50 OlllOREN 12 SO SATUROAr &SUNDAY MATlNEES All SEATS 11 50 BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY II 00 flOWIRS FOR EV£RY OCCASION 214E 992· 3978 HOMEMADE MEATLOAF DINNER ......... S3.79 ROUTE 7 INSURANCE --=-SERVICES .. Mtll Work· Cabtnet Makmg SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH Mrs Earl Stetner or Warren • spent the VISited over the wee kend with her mother In law Mrs Marie Stetner in Mtddle port Mrs Siemer 1s executt ve director of the Amencan Cancer Society Chapter m Turnbull County and ts to represent the county at the Oh10 state conven tlon to be held m Cleveland Buys mtilt Clmsrfitd Sect1011 TAKE A MINUTE TO LET CENTRAL TRUST OFFER YOU SOMOHING SPECIAL, TWO C.D.'S WITH A HIGHER YIELD! FOR A LIMITED TIME WE ARE NOW 53 1 JACKSON PfKE At 3& WEST - ··520DAYS I I I BACK TO THEATIIE Potne'Dg Flowst Shop RACINE PlANING MILL 1 RALL'S I I 5 E -or10l Dr PORK PATTIE SANDWICH PLATTER .... 52.49 Many of y ou wtll remember Jance Roush Briggs. a Ractne High School graduate Janice was recently mjured 10 an auto accident tn the Columbu s area and is gomg to homebo und for some time She son crutches following surgery Janice will be observing a birthday anniversary on Oct 1 The address ts 3466 Wenwood Drive. Hilliard Oh lo 43026 • "22111 Pomorov Memorial Hospital Our Golden DHp Fned Pork Pa1t1e feat urn thtlold and Tasty Jlawor and Shope ot a Pork Chop Served on a Hot Steamy Bun and Our Hot Dl!hctous Golden french fnts and Your ChoiCe of Homemade Cole Slaw, Macaroni Salad. or laked le-s, or Potato Solod. Mr and Mrs Corh~s Starcher who hall from the New En gland States --Mas sachusetts as I recall- seem to be mleres ted m all of t~e local actJvlltes Th ey were on hand lor the Ohio University Communtv erstty Band Concert In Pomeroy and last Saturday were takmg m activities of the Middleport Block Party • Thank you Antta. Bnan, Cmdy . Brenda, Dtana and Tim or the Pomerov Sundry Store a VERY DIFFICULT day you made it easy lor m e to keep smiling ot Columbus, 0 104 W MilO Veterans FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH The Oh10 Department of Htgh ways has awarded a new batch of 37 htghway Improvement pro jects totaling $19 mtlhon Me1gs Is not among the counttes to receive benefit s from the 3i proJects ,, l'laloonwtde Ins Co Pomeroy 2955 Brogan-Warner P. J. PAULEY, AGENT h' This Week's Specials Kermit Walton has been re turned to his home on Mulberry Heights. Pomeroy, after under going emergency surgery re cently at the Holzer Medtca l Center Although 11 sounds like Kerm might be rushmg tl a btl I understand he will attempt to return to his employment wah the Meigs County Health Depart ment as early as next Monday My advice - and that s fr ee of charge better coast a btl longer, Kerm1t Servtce Rutland , OhiO 4SH'S J Wm •• B•ll " Brown. Owner pnont (614) 741 1111 ~~t~h~e~d~is~c~u~ss~i~o~n~o~f~a~C~a~~e;T~V~~r~a~n~c~IS~e~.~~~ really perkedtothem Mrs tently Karr is confined bedupconsis now Harold Will and John T err ell as a lollowup on an excava t to~ story ~ppeanng In Wednesday s Dally Sentinel report that dunng the 1920's m the ar ea where I he work Is taking place m Pomer oy,a long lhe riverbank was a boat yard ~ hanty Will reports that ca ulk lng and l,ools were kept tn the shanty and recalls that he and hts school chums would ea t their lunches m the shanty on cold winter days F 992 Ennipment SatO<and Ti01e is Money GrocertesGeneral Merchandtse Racone 949·2550 Prescr•phans Brown's Fire & Safety MONDAY, SEPT. 28 at 7:30 PM at the REEDSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT for bl ~~!~ · ~ Serv•ce Locust I Beech Street 992 9921 Moddleport In accordance wtth the uni form lunch program of the M eigs Local School District the cale te· ria menu for the week of Sept 28 Is announ ced Monda; toasted cheese sa ndwich cor n. fruit. milk Tuesday - hot dog with sau ce. potato rounds cook !<>, fruit , milk Wednesday - beelaronl. ap plesa uce. hot rolls and butter, mtlk Thu rsday c h i ll and crackers c h ee~wed ge peanut butter sandw1c 1lk Fnda y - co s c hotce w.'II meet on great many yea r s, re over 100 c ards ft om -some even out or state occasion This gesture Message and Church Directory Spon.flnred Ry The Interested Rw~inesses Listed On This Page. WAID CROSS TEAFORD REALTY EU.IS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE Comptele ("Gill. Jc SONS STORE 216 s Second Automotl've ~ - - . . ., THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF OLIVE TO WN SHIP marked their versary at 62nd theirwedding Route anm 124 also a graduate of Point Pleasant High School, cla ss of 1986, and studies with the American Home School. Chtcago. Ill He Is a Meigs menu set CABLE TV NOTICE Thankyouforyourkmdn essto Dick and L eona Karr who ' The first tin can was dev eloped In England In 1810 by British merchant Petet Durand and used to supply railons to the Royal Navy The first can opener was patented In 1858 Dawn Lynn, to Michael Stanton r-s-el_f._e_m_:p~l_:oy:..,ed_c_a_r,:.pe_n_t_e_r_ _ _ _ _ _~--------King. son of the Rev and M rs Dewey King, Harrisonville Road, Pomeroy The wedding will take place on Oct. 17 at Clearfield. Pa The bride-elect Is a graduate of the Point Pleasant Bible School, cl ass of 1987, an d her fiance Is By BOB HOEFLICH A couple of people have called about the Delta Queen being in Huntington, W. Va .• some three hours and a ha If on Sept 29 The big ques· tlon was would visitors •be permitted to tour the boat Sorry- but the answer ts NO Boat passengers will be taken on a tour through Blenko Glass Co during the stopover and there will be entertainment by the Backyard Dixie Jazz Stampers ' from 11 a m to 1 p m for both passengers and the public at the .David Harris Riverfront Park where the boat will dock So- the bottom line 1s you ca n ·-;::::::::::::D::A:W:N:::L:Y:N:N=F:A:U:S:T: , M=IC:H::;:A:E:L:S:T:!\:N:T:O:N====tl look, but don't touch 1 • Friday, September 25. 1987 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOI I C - VanZandl and Ward Rd E lder Jam £>S Mll!rr pastm Sundav School 10 30 am Worship SC'n let> Su nday 7 30 p m Bible Study Wt"dnesday 7 lJ p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Harrl sonv lll £' Road Fre\ Drwl'y l<lnJil: pastor Cllnl on Faulk Sundav School Supt , Sun dHy School9 :\0 a m m ornln~ worship ll a m Sundav f>Venln~ serv ice 7 30 p m P1 <~Vel Meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non Pentecostal Worship serviCE' Sunday 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Evening 11 worship senlcr 7 00 p m W£' dnesday prayer m e<'11ng 7 00 p m I· I· Drawbridges By Rev Mel Franklin Enterprise. Rock Sp rings, Fl atwood s Un tt <'d Methodtst Church I heard an eva ngelist m ost recently procl aim he beltrvrd there would be all sorts or people m Heaven - Me thodiSts Lutherans. Ca tholics Nazarenes, Church of God persons - jus t to name a l ew But very shor tly thereaft er, he was crll lzm g M eigs Coun ty He cnliclzed the churches of M eigs Co unty It apprarrd he was building a bridge t o m any folks in the county so thrt r could t rul> be a revival, then he drew the bndge up and began putting people down Jesus dldn 1 put the woman at the well down but w tth love and compasston he brought her into the Kingdom of God I am thankful m y God is a per so nal God Though people t ali i are dif!erenl and !ndlvtduals in thetr own nghts, the Btble say s we are all one m Christ Jesus We don't all have to wqrshtp exactly alike We don't all have Jo do thmgs tl 2 sam e I beheve God allows fer diller ent styles of worshtp It IS m y desire that each one r eading this today · forsak e not the assembly" We are all to gather together for worship m 11 ust and In spirit I would encourage you to find a church. a pla ce or worshtp which puts you personally where God can speak to you Get I nvolved In the church and beccome an int egra l pat t of it Do not wander after persons but seek God Let us all build bridges, perm anent bndges between one and another We don't need drawbridges where we draw on avenues of communication and love. away from one ano ther as It suliS our fancy ' , · ·· ·.- 11 • ., , , ,1 , \ ' ,' ~ �Friday September 26 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio IN MEMORY OF NORMAN R SMITH who passed away Sept 25 1984 We do not forgat you or do we on tend We think of you of ten and will until the end Gone and forgotten by some you may be But dear to our memory you will ever be Sadly mossed by wofe children and Real Estate General LOTS &LAND FOR SALE Bu ld your home o cab non th s lovely lamftusl one mole nom Oh o Rover Woods seclus on and cleared land 2 acres up A real barga n Two 1 acre bu td ng s tes on Wr gh l St Water and sewer $4 000 each THELMA MONTGOMERY REALTY --~~ ~ ~H~el~pw~a~nt~ad~~--lrriJ~u;s~i~n~e~s~s~S~e;rv;;i;c;e;s;i r 11 MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Full time positoon for Reg11tered Madlcal leboratory Tec:hnocoan on second shoft Re quoras ondependent worker woth capaboh toes on all areas of Chnocal Laboratory PLEASE CONTACT Carol Disbrow Veterans Memor~al Hospttal Laboratory 61 1 614 3B6 6740 Collect Galls Accepteo 2 104 REGISTERED NURSE IMMEDIATE OPENING IN MEMORY OF REV GEORGE LUSTER JR Passed Away Sept 26 1986 We must remember God IS never wrong But the days Without Guess who turned 33 Full tome R N to work on Emergency Room/Urgent Care area woth nursong supervtsory responStbohtoes Salary com mensurate with expenence Excellent Fnnge Benefots Pensoon Plan Long Term Dosabohty Hospotahzatoon Send resume to Margaret Holm Asst Admon Veterans Memonal Hospttal 1 1 5 East Memoroal Dnve Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 992 2104 Equal Opportun ty Employer f Business 5 you are so tong Now there are t1mes when we must cry CliFTON W VA Because you really never told us good bye BEER & WINE Happy Hour 6 B pm-Dronks 50' VCR TAPE RENTAL W VA LOnERY CARRY OUT there s no sadness or pam There 1s only sunsh•ne never any ra n 9 18 I mo When we thonk of you a tear will fall Why? You never good bye And when we see that star shone so broght We know t IS you 1n Heaven s delight So please forgove us when we cry It s never easy to let go Lordy, Lordy! Jim Hill is 40! Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate L.J:! REALTOR 216E 2ndSt Phone , (61 4) 992 3325 NEW LISTING- 2 bedroom home b•th o\.0 r fu nace ba S • ot n Rae ne fo ~ b ~00 SYRACUSE - Mode n 7 rm anch 3 BR basement wth lam y rm gas and wood heat n ce ktchen range ca pet n&copper plumb ng 2 porches nsulaled and n ce ot Adk ng $35 000 POMEROY - 2 g lots lg n ce 3 BR home wth 3 baths mode n ktchen cook and bake unts pant y d n ng lam y m fu I baseme nt Gas and wood heat TRAILER - 12x60 l be ty 2 bed ms cent a a all elec anQe and relr g Askng ' 7 000 66 ACRES - n Sec 25 Rut and Townsh p Young t ees and a m ne a s 100 ACRES - Sal sbu y Townsh p 2 wale taps 2 gas oI we Is mnera s on good road COUNTRY - 6 y o d br ck 2 baths u I base ment ange pa o d led we nsu ated plus 5 89 ac es Just off Rt 33 $64 000 SYRACUSE - 3 BR ranch n ce k!chen ca rpet n ~ d n ng a ea 3 bed ooms lg sundeck and g ot $32 900 REEDSVILLE - Med um sze 4 BR 2 ots one se up fo 1 a fe TP wale and dr led well BUY AT TEAFORD AND SAVE 992 3326 Housinq Headquarters 11 Roger Hysell Garage Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh o FREE ESTIMATES AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Tralltllllttloll AES DENTAl CO MMER C A POMEROY,O 992 2259 NEW LISTING - IIIDDLE PORT - Th s o der 3 bed room home featu es a r ve vew & a low p ce You can move ght no use as aren Ia smal lot an d a home wth potent a PRICED TO SELL AT $15 900 00 LOT NEAR ~ POINTS Here s what you have been want ng Leve bu d ng lot wth wale & electr cava Ia be nea 5 Po nts Des ab e local on & one acre lor $5 900 00 NEW LISTING - MINERS VILLE - Bu d ng lot w~ h doze work a eadv com pelect Eectrc ava abe & 2 wale taps 1 69 acre can be yours lo on v $2 BOO 00 SYRACUSE - Bnck and ame anch type home w~h basement One car garage 3 bed ooms on level a ge ot large fenced ear play a ea Home s n exce entcond ton n a good ocal on CALL FOR APPOINTMENT $39 500 00 RUTLANO - A l h sto y home ~ lh 3 bedrooms en c osed front po ch equ pped ktchen sto age bu ld ng and part basement $21000 00 TUPPERS PLAINS- Br ck ranch that has everyth ng Fu I basement wth In shed rec room I ~ baths beaut lu k tchen formal d n nr. 3 bedrooms oak tr m quaf~y work Spacoous lot 2 car garage pat10 Exce lent con dotoon $68 000 00 tiNIY l CLElAND. M 4J92 bl91 EAN TIU$5Ul 949 2f:lb0 oon ETURI<ER 992 lo92 TRlO • FflE OH !E IIJ44J lOIO ..2 7219 AW Help Wanted EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE CENTER PARTS SERVICE Repa1rs on All Makes Transaxle Repa rs lolaftd Halfway ltlwttn It 7 and loshan 5 I lin YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addons and emode ng Root ng and gutte wo k Cone e1e wok P umb ng and e ec ca wok lF ee Est mates} Monday Saturday V C YOUNG Ill Ph 949 2969 BUY SELL TRADE 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh o 4 15 86 tc mo 8 7 SIGN UP NOW FOR !ANn VINOY RADIATOR Howard L Wrotesel SER~ICE We can repatr and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also actd botl and rod out radtators We also repa1r Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Moddfeport Ohoo 1 13 tfc Ntw location SALES & SERVICE v F sh ng Suppl •• Pay Your Phone B1lls Here We Ca BUSINESS ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanong Paontong FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2168 4 22 87 tin BISSELL BUILDERS 161 North Stcond Middleporl Oh o 45760 PHON! lb 141 992 6550 RlliOINC£ PHONE 16141 992 1754 VINYl SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULA nON BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Buolt Free Est•mates PH 949-2860 or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls 3 II tin CUSTOM BUILT At Reasonable Prrces PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Moddleporl-992 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALl' 992-3410 Now Open 7 Days A Week DAILY 10 AM 6 PM LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL Located at Corner of Rt 143 and Rt 7 Pomeroy Purchasong all types of non ferrous scrap GLASS 2C tb #1 Copper Current 53C lb Top Grade Alummum Sheets FILL DIRT 10 8 tic 39504 lradbu J Rd Middltporl Olo 5160 16141 992 5751 Rt Ott• Fer 8ulun JO'S GIFT SHOP 82tlmo ITUCU!l OHIO •Oh o Souv ner1 •Mus c Boxes •Potterv •Cement Products ' ,,I - " ... ,.. IIA!ONllll PIICII - 111 U~ ,., Computenzed Heanng Atd Selection Z SWim Molds lnterpretmg Selv1ces LISA M KOCH M S J: Ltcensed Chmcal Aud1olog1st ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galltpohs Ohto 45631 8 13 tin 2282 WANTED TO BUV U1~ wood & co.. haalers Swan 1 Fun tu • ltd & 0 lo.le St Ga po a Cal 614 441 3159 Wantld to buy long wood C1 I 1nyt1m• C & R F ._,.,ood C1 114 317 0819 ••tt W•ntecl to buy stat Of'• y e 11 b tlt C•lll5 t 4 448 1183 DOC VAUGHN SSO ,AGE STRUT MIDDlf,.IT OHIO 992-3537 ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL t 1117 4 •1• 1211 .. AKC Reg lte ..t Go don Sette W• I a l'l•d No ecommet1ded t o 1\ome w th sma c h d en Cat 6U 446 «76 11 Help Wanted GET PAID to eed ng books •100 00 p• tn • W ite ACE 338 2 P Napervft.. Ill 8 mon h od black female E lc Ho und Good Angora kin en fema ewh tewh:h bla~k 6 wlnJka o d 304 675 1158 afte 6 00 Three 7 week o d pupp M pan Beag e 304 676 1086 or 675 4688 Col 6 lost and Found FOUND C emeco oredcat J d & Grape C•ll 614 44& 1532 388 9780 LOST B g Dog part G•rman Shepherd S. part Coli e Mala Answe 1 to Rex Ch td 1 pet V clntty or Ria Granda Thurm to 1r11 Call 614 245 6126 o 245 5844 3 •Washers •0 shweshers •Aangn •Refr gerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 45 c 1 315 733 8082 EXT G2021 Modular hom• Carter French r'nid-..c• Co nlf of S Fourth and Mooker Stt M dd epo t Must ' " to apprac ate Calf LOST On Ke r BethiK Church Rd Fe mal• Sable Far an She a laft 4 babl• bah nd If found or aeen pleaH caii8U. 441 1364 - Last bl•ck and brawn Fox Hound n Letart Falla a aa If sean cell 614 247 2641 LOST Brown Dach1hund n Mossman C c e area Ch ld a pet Reward 304 676 1707 7 Yard Sale "It's a wonderful story It's about a Prestdent who wakes up one mornmg and finds he's a movte star " h" t •tM in •••n n; and •.IIJ*IMc.in; ha ofy-oga1C• 6t4 -251 1484 S..,- c ttnk pumping •id«<ttel & comm.,lcM. 110 p., told RonEvanaEnt••p ' " J•d1aon Ohio 5130 c. ,,. zee J m I Odd Job S.,-v c. painting c•pantet WOfla. sundeck aiding oo lng Ca 114 378 24 t t Haul anct Stack I ew ood 1301 load Ca Ed • 614 441 3971 t-;;:;:;;::~~:;::;:::;::r;;~:;;:::~:::::::::i 41 Houses for Rent 3 b wffh gar•ge Rodney t300 1 month Oep & Re f equ red Call aftlf 4 00 PM 614 388 8624 HOUII 3 16 ac 2 bl IOta e IC th ougtl 1 m e out Fog .-eng Ad Ma1on WI/ 304 773 50t1 44 Apartment for Rent ' 1 and 2 bedroom epartmtntll for ent Bu c rent tor 1 bd $18300 2bd &21900 Aso ~tqu ld 1 S200 00 secu tty depot CONTACT Ja ckson Estates Dept Ph 446 3997 Equa Hous ng Opportunjfy Save a ot Chack us out to ce pet and fu n tu e 9"12 Ca pet 1$60 6 p ece wood v ng oo m aut &399 Mo ohan Fu n tu c Uppe R vs Rd Call 614 446 7444 PARSONS FURNITURE New tv ng au tes wood 8399 695pcches of dwood aw e • 4 d awe $48 6 d awar 869 95 mattrc11 & boJI spr ngs fu sze 312col S14995se tw n matt e11e1 S95 set THE WORKING MANS FRIEND Used ref geretors washers and dryers Mollohan Ap pi ant;:e Call614 446 1967 GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM ,, (IJ R•p., Atao Tu Dtlln qu•nt & Fo ec oau • P opert " Ava 1b e Naw For ltt ng Ca 1 316 733 1082 •at GL &73 I"'• Salnman W~tnltd Must tt.ve knowl•dge of construct on Mus be •DgHihl• C1 814 44ft 7241 etlllf B 00 PM Subatitut• lntt ucta Bachelors dil0fe•*40 00 day Hod at la•t one v• d teach ng Clf1 f ctte taued by the Oh a Depart ment of Educat on Av• table for 1987 88 p ogram ye• C•ll o wntt Gall 1 County Board of MA DO P 0 Ba• 1• ChHh re Oh a45120 814 387 0102 Subatitut• Cook Ab • to p • par• tchaa lunch accord ng to menu and requiremanlt by the Div son of School Food Serv en 15 06 ptt hou C1ll or wr tt Gall a County Bo•d ot MR DO PO Box 14 ChHh e Oh o 41UI20 114 317 0102 Subatitut• Bus Dnv• Must patt phylical eJtaminat on and hold current but d N•r licente lo school bus op~trato o will ng to obta n 16 06 hour Cell or wnte 0111 a County Board ot MR 00 P 0 Box 14 ChMh re Ohlo45120 814 387 0102 App lc .. on1 for Vet•r•n Sa v ce Off e.,. •r• b .. na tceeptttd by Gal a County Soldl•• Retl., Cammlslion Quallficadons are H gh Schoof Or•d Vtt•an wi1h Honor1bl• Dlach..,a• Appl c• don mtY be p clctd up tt V~aren Office Galli• County Coun Hou .. DO 214 copy number 4 must accompay appl c•ttons Dudt ne Oct 11 W1nted- e..utidant wtth Man •a•• Uc.., .. and without for New Ba1uty Shop Cllt 614 388 9083 HIAINGI Gavernmant iobt your er•• t11 000 tll.ooo Coli 11021 838 8811,5 EXT 1203 Charola 1 Hilla 25th & 28th Clothing toys sew•ng mach n., wood cos atove bealtbatt cards and moe Ohio Valley T re now hiJI Hunt.D 100 Camput•rbad allgnm.nt machine Now laking application• for wheel alignmlll"'ll Call 304 675 6332 Gttllpot • F•rrv wv Medical receptlonhlt. up pr• terred nnd rnumt lend Are1 Medical Cttnttr Box 778 New Hav.., W Ve I 1-oVIi" 'allllll! otle 75 I ~ 111€ lfltlt&~ 1Hiif t..o BWol' oo{nt W D hook upt Redeco atM adul 1 ten o pref•red o 1 ct. ld No pet1 Reflfeo ce equ .ct I 116 •ach pus dep os t Avallab e mmed ately owner on p em ••• o meot !JIIfagt. on• m I• f om Y on 62 South 30A &75 1638 o 875 1408 32 Mobole Homes for Sale 1170 flc:ont 1211&5 2 b • •c h•et uaa stew• et ~ Mull move Fin..,elng poll bit 10 p• e tnt down w th •PP oved cred t 14600 Call &U Uft 19~~ 1971 B•v-n.w 14•70 :z bf f on den po ~:h 6 awn ng ac eeooo c. au 2~11 9309 216 835 3952 Bend t te 4 bed oom hom1 tatnity oom 2 baht g~rage N ce 3 btd oom hom• ger•ge b11emen a g• Ia~ Ho m"tead R . .lty 304 676 65AO o 30. 882 2406 12~t65 fu V Cllfp•ted ltov .. nd drv• '"eluded P c• ~u ced to e&800 Ca ftt4 742 2796 o 814 742 2777 875 5104 wuhe 196 Ken mo e washe $95 May ag wa sher s 150 Mayteg wuher kanew $175 Kenmoedye •96 F g dryer &76 40 e ec ange S 76 30 etec ange 8-16 30 gas ange S95 Ma V&SI god ef g 195 Wh te ef g $96 Smell f eezer •126 Upr ght f eeze $95 Skaggs App ances 579 UppM R ve Rd 614 446 7398 offer Call614 388 9879 2383 76 Uud and ebu t t ensm 11 on a Intern a y ntpected and gua •n teed lnatallal on INa able We buy unk t ansm 11 ons Ca 614 446 0966 7 ., For Sale Firewood Now tak ng lo•d 11CaHardwood 614 446 large 1437p ckup ()fde We d wood burne 12 gauge 32 fu choke shotgun Brown ng paten t Call614 446 3346 Compound bow Bee Gr n v I 8 OWl I ghts & case E11Ct cond S100neg Ca 614 388 8282 Cemctarv ot fo 2 pe sons at Memo •I Gardens $500 Call 614 446 2620 15 hp Venm• fracto wtth mowe E act c cook s1owe Ce 614 446 0476 Dey 367 7289 atte 5 00 m tM 58 PM Fu n 1hl'd 2 br Mobt t Hom e l.oc .. ed In Ctn t~•rv a •• t200 I mo pu1 Otp Ca 114 441 FMm Supplies & L1ves1ock 61 Farm Equopment 35 West Jackson Oh o Maney Fe guson New Ho and Bush Hog Sates S. Set"v ce 011e 40 used t acto 1 to choose from & complete ne of new & used aqurpment La gest se ect on n S E Oh o 45 1985 Cllevy S 10 Blate • spd 32 000 m es Ve y good eond $7600 Ca I 614 441 4B97 1975 Oa sun 710 4 dr Good co nd Runs good 4 new t es Catl 614 446 0260 Set easoneb e D Me tracto 1973 lnterna tonal 666 bve powef &&HP w det ont •4750 New dea o ne ow corn peke $89 5 Ca 614 281 6622 Ste nlau aleel exhaust systems Now custom made lo yau tru~k moto homeorcleu ccar W th t fe-tlme warranty Muff Bl" Man 9 St mpson Ave Athens ••r~ o 1 800 ~43 3767 Se v ce SIDERS EQU PMENT CO Hende son WV 304 675 Pets for Sale 7421 1981 G awely snow pow mowe deck otary plow cult wa1o 304 773 501 1 Pa"s for 460 John Deere doze a t ke new one f ont CJOss ba $500 00 one ea c 011 be &150 00 two sp ockM sh etds $10000 72trackshoas16 nch &400 00 W I se all o pa 304 675 076 814 667 3958 1A11? 0 Wnd•o wrth 1•1130 add 10n e.11c con d bltck op roed app o• 3 ac •s G•lt pol a Fe ry 304 175 6930 62 Wanted to Buy 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c•pet~ 1l min to Oalllpolia or M•rceullle *27 ooo coor n 4 251 azoo 2 bed oom upsta n newly Jemod ..ed Stova and ef gera to fu n shed 1200 pe mo nth p us ut es t1 00 deposit requ ed Ca 614 992 34B9 even nga Houses for Rent • 8A house to rent 3 m 10 ot Gal pol 1 t300 e month p 1.11 dep Raf ~tqu fed Calf 614 446 1616 Aher 6 00 PM ca 446 1244 4 BR houu 011 1 ac e Ellce tacat on R•f Ca A 1 Rea Estatt Braker Call 304 876 6104o 6767738 Very n ce 3 br house N ct nelghbo hood ac gal neat d ahwuhe stove ref g w•lhctl turn shed c.tt 814 446 7026 LEASE AVAILABLE House 936 1st Ave ptnty fu nilhlld 1200 p• month Cell 814 441 4038 or 448 1616 o •4e 12•3 Homes for Sale Home for Sa • by Owner Greenb ltr Eat 3BR b fiYtl on24•c:rH AC WBFP wet bar 2 car D•ltfl• Ph hto • 400PM 8144414009 After SPACES FOR RENT T a 8f lou At 1 l ocust Road back of K & K 304 675 1076 Rental s 41 Untu n thed hou•• 3 br Rod ntv Village II e271 C1ll 614 446 4411 after 1 00 PM 45 SpruceSt Nice 3 br hou1e large equ pp~ kitchen 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AMC Sp t 4 eyl 4 tpeed Own owner exc cond w se 01 t ade tor 1977 through 1980 fou wttee driVe t uck Phone 304 882 3389 1980 Detsun 310 good runn ng cond new t res 304 6 76 67 30 1977 Chev Nowa good t res body uns g eat ill4 75 00 Ca at e 4 00 304 468 1628 or Conn TrQmbone l ke new $225 Cal 614 446 7421 GE apt s u portable wash8f and d yeJ S225 00 RCA Wh poo ash compaeto Ice new 1176 00 304 675 1731 1965 Mereury Monte e r c tiS c model Good cond new pant $1500 or best offer Call 614 1400 sq tt comme c a speca Su tabla for off CH or rata I ng Co nllf of 2nd S. P ne Call 614 446 2326 0 446 4426 Merchandi se Acre land well end sept c tank on land Amer cen esk mo pup p et reg ate ed eampe tra le tu ly equ pped Ce 304 5 76 2989 Yam aha t umpet good condl ton phone 304 676 5961 afttf 6pm Selmer Bundy Tonor Sax Used goad cond ton 304 676 1202 SNAFU® by Bruce Beatt1e 51 Household Goods 367 0624 1984 Me cur\ITope:r: pt pb ac am tm 48 000 m let auto $6900 Cal 614 446 6132 o 446 0212 1983 Cad llac Sedan OeviHe beat cond loaded Call eny I me 614 388 9718 1967 Nova 8 cyl auto 1968 Nolla stande d 1976 Plymouth Scamp 1980 GMC p ck up 1981 Olds Cutleu Supreme 2 dr h•dtop nice 1976 21 ft campar 1965 Old! 442 ha d top 1987 Chevy p ck up Cal after 6 00 PM or ear y AM 61.C 446 2668 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 01 vaSt Ga ipoflt NEW 6 pc wood group 1399 l v ng oom su tea t199 8699 Bunk beds w th bedd ng 8199 r-ull s za matt ess & found at on sta t ng $99 Recliners start ng 199 USED Badt d e11ers btdfoom auitat e199 t299 Desks wrlnge w .. her a famplete line of uted tu ntlu • NEW Wtttarn boott e30 Warkbaota e1a & up !Ste• & toft toel Cal 814 +16 3169 1978 Fo d Ptnto 1972 Ford P nto New L nco n A c w•ldll Sl d• n truck camper Ca County Appliance Inc Good used appllanc•• and TV 11ta Opan lAM to IPM Man thrU Sat 114 446 1199 827 3rd 448 8286 A- 5 00 448 8127 Brooks de Apa tmentl 446 1932 or ••a 4639 On• bed 1-:A::v::o::O::-o-1-:-1po::-:1,.:-0_H____ room apartmant with lerge GOOD USED APPLIANCES country kitchen new appHan W•hert d,._, 8,. retrlger 1to o, oet utility roam weter teWer s kagg• Appt11neet and lreth 1erv c 81 p ovi~ed angel Qu 81 a ret UPP•r RNer Rd b• de Stone Crnt Mot•t 614 448 739B 614 448 1452 .. 448 8452 1986 Caval er wagon Au•o pa: pb ac Cell614 388 B2•o 1985 Plymouth Ha lzan Auto ac 4 dr 29 000 mil• $3500 Ca11614 379 2726 1960 Otdt Supe 88 low m 181 runt~ good Call814 448 8305 1988 S 10 Bluer 10 000 miles loaded sharp Ctl 814 Far Sale or Trade 1980 Chw Wagon 1 r 11600 Rototllt.*75 Call I 1 4 441 9184 The first artfflclallntelftgance test Is to see If It s smart enough to come In out of the rain j 72 Trucks for Sale Moto Home 1973 24 It W nnebago 29 000 m es 304 675 4654 or 251• JeHerson Avenue 79 Motors Homes & Campers 8663 t973 Dodge Wff'(fe e Mo or Home Class A A r condi1 one gene ato Sleeps 6 Good cond $6800 Cal 614 256 1332 22ft Sta c att $1800 tuck campe $800 304 576 2383 Services Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond t ona fet me gua an tee Local aferanees tu n shed Free est mates Can col ect 1 614 237 0488 day o n gtlt Roge sBesement Waterp oof ng SWEEPfR end sew ng meet. ne epa parts and supp es P ck up and de very Oaw s Vacyum C eane one ha f m le up Geo ges Creek Rd Call 614 4-46 0294 RON S Te ew son Se v ce House ca s on RCA Quazar GE Spec a ng n Zen th Ca 304 576 2398 0 614 446 2454 1977 Plymouth Vol•• Good cond e300 Calf 614 643 Starks T ee and lawn Serv ee lawn care landscap ng stump amove 304 576 2842 o 576 2903 1979 Jeep CJ 1 Auto ch qme gr e & whees 83200 1976 GMC t uck 12 dump S5000 Ca 614 446 7017 1984 Monza p ckup 8 2000 Sundowne Toppe a cond auto AM FM stereo cassene 34 000 m es S4 500 Pho ne 304 67S 5122 73 Vans & 4 W 0 82 Plumbong & Heat~ng CARTER S PLUMBING AND HEATING Co Fourth and P ne Gall po s Oh o Phone 614 446 3888 o 614 446 4477 84 Transportolton 49 Good used t umpe w th case for 111 e Reasoneb e Ca11614 992 3214 1987 Caval erR S good cond ton 304 676 2661 Compound C oss Bow Bernett Thund• Bat w th Bushell Scope e2oo 30• 676 6485 4 71 Auto s For Sale For lease Camp~ng Equopment 1969 Toyota 304 576 2507 Oalt and W tma Wood ep eten tat vas We sponsor fund a 1 119 p ograms 304 675 1090 FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS 78 Now buy ng she I co n o ee corn C1 fo a en quotes R ve C tv F, m Suppty 614 446 Tn e space on p vata counny lot n back of New He11en Of Mason Count ea Ca 304 773 5828 New y emodeled eha m ny 1 b untu nahedap 1 nGa po It 1175 82~6 pe month Dep 8. Ral requ ed Call 614 446 2326 0 446 4426 3 oama and bath gas heat g ound f oo wuhe and drye hook up no ch td en mmed att occupeney No pets ptlone 304 67~ .C480 eltt ~3 Of 60 Se me P ayed 47Wanted to Rent 1 800 843 376 7 81 458 1728 33 Struts $119 95 pa nsta ed Most modets Muff e Man 9 St mpson Awe Athens Oh o 24 ft Coachman eampe Ike new Call afte 6 00 614 446 1982 Cama o Suplf Sharp $3950 1 9B1 M•l bu Wagon one ownet" n ce 11995 Ca 614 286 6522 Hamal te and Jon Rooms fo ant day week m «;~ nth Ga a Ho e C11 814 446 9680 Rent as owes t 120 month 1971 Skylnt 14•70 a ni'W e;.,p, •nd v ny n llttehan t 0\1• •nd t f lg l BR 1 1'1 b•thl Vlf"Y nice •actv ro move •a:zoo 1973 Jagua XJV12 Fu y equ pped ncl e ec sun oof NMR Call614 446 4897 325Newtdea2rawna rowcorn P ckBJ F e d eady C•ll 304 273 3447 0231 Furnoshed Rooms 814 245 9264 & Supp" G oom and Supp v Shop Pet G oo m n g A b eeds All sty ea Ju e WehbPh 614 446 2390 Auto Repaor 1977 Me curv Monerch Runs good Good wo kcar $400 Cal 1978 Chevy Monza Runs good lots of new parts E11cellent wo k car 8600 can 61 4 949 2410 P orub e Ke ros ene Hea e T t;~ yo a ove 22 700 BTU l ke new S125 Ca 614 g ag 2091 c.~ Tires all seasonal 4 each ad a P235R75 15 nch all fo $28 00 304 675 1731 Oh bund e Con11nnyappo" 1 Y,. ton FOB Oh o Pal et Co Pome oy Oh o 614 992 6461 Unfu n shed apt to ent 1276 Cal 6t4 446 9244 360 Chey eng nea 231 V 6 Olda Pont ac Bu de 400 Fa d engne Cal 614 246 6067 c Due e•haust k t a 199 95 n stalled Most Fo ds Chevy trucks Vans 4x4 1 Muffler Man 9 St mpson Ave Athens Oh o 1 800 843 3767 4t "farsalt 876 x 165 614 992 5911 1979 Vo kawagen A ebb 1 2 dr wdh 4 speed Good cond 8800 Cal 614 446 4897 M ••d had woad stabs $12 PM Modarn 2 b untu ntshed apt No pets Ret equ Mi Ca 614 446 1873 8 6 1985 Ford Escort Good cond Call &1• 388 8178 Budget T anam u ons used re bu t a tyl)lls Oua entee 30 days Caai'J and Ca y o nsta Calt814 379 2220 77 Now open a fru ts and vegete bles hours 9 00 tIt 6 00 Ja cks F u t Mkt Route 36 Hen de son n Ca ll II'IC 71 Auto s For Sale Fruot Cann ng t omatoes You p ck John H 1 Farm letart Fe 1 Oh a Bnng conta ners $4 p&r bushel U S 54 Mtsc Merchandtse ~rtMu. & Vegetables 814 2B8 8451 Couch and cha good cond $400 304 675 571 3 • I~==========~:::::::::;::=::~~=~ CROSS & SONS 1 on shed 2BR ca ble n"a abla AC IY• w ew n K•n auga Fotte 1 Mob It Ho me Pe k Call &14 446 1602 Auto Parts & Accessoroes 42 Mobrfe Homes for Rent Fu Boats and Motors for Sale 17 ft U Hull 75 HP Even ude Outboa d w th tra ler 304 576 Smal 2 bed oom llouse w h baaemtn and ga 1ge untu n shed n e• ya d W accep one ch d t236 et..-ance and dep DI I 304 675 2651 197t 12•115 Hallm•k Undt p inning PI I • y fu n ah•d 14000 o ~at ott...- Ce 6 U. 388 9759 1974 Commun tv 2 br and bath with 1011U tdd on C • flU 2•e, 9103 or A41 n1e Wh lpoo 2 BR aptl 6 CIOII!Itl kltctlen app fun shed Washe 0 v• hook up ww c a pet newly panted dec k Regency Inc 304 176 1738 o Ap s Ca Motorcycles 16 ft boat motor and a ler end el supp n UOO o besl lf'lltt€ Nl!oHT Woodbu n ng add on fu nace Used 2 y s Ce 614 245 5617 ehe 5 00 PM 174 Coa St o 247 N Ttl d M ddl•port Each w th 2 bed I 2 bed oom noun wrth but- 74 1986 Hond• Rebel 260 &950 304 876 5888 Ca at. an a Used T e Shop Owe 1 OOOt f t tzea12 13 14 1& 16 166 8 ml .. outRt 218 Cal 614 266 8261 C4HPit 876 5104 Gallipolis 8t VICinity Yard Sale Sit 26th Lawn mowert tires. whMit hub ceps. litlle boya clothe~ to eduhs. dlthea mise Kelly Drive Georg• Creek • oom hou ae with basement laundry oom PomeJoy te&OO C1ll 114 992 2720 o 614 992 3589 KIT N CARLYLE ®by llorry Wright 11 cash with approved crad t 3 M es cut Bulav lie Rd Open 9am to Spm Mon thru Sat Ph 814 446 0322 Ranch style house with b lllh tell: ng v..w of riV•r 3 bed aomt 1 1h balhl full basement Itt eched ga •g• Shown by ap po ntmenl an v ft 14 992 3860 7orroom houa• ot Land .ct rent whh depot t Seecont Worthy Bright llngaw e Oh 0 At 1 (Danvilftl 54 Mtsc Merchandose 90 Day s same 514 992 3293 34 Wanted • ledy to n L ght hou .. 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PH. 992-6959 W• pay c•h to •t• mod .. cl•en used ca 1 J m M nfl Ch..., Olds Inc B H Gane John1on &14 441 3172 , 183 after 5 00 PM Occas1on Wanted To Buy •P.actures M..ch""'c Electrontc Organs Mobtle servoce time •Wooden G fta before 6 00 PM o •Any Specral 9 •Candle• Most Fore gn and Domest c Vehtcles A C Serv ce All Major & M nor Repans 4 16 86 tin Reumon R ck P•a 10n Auct on•• I can1td n Oh o and W•t V rg nla Eatate antlqu• f11m lfquld8t on NtH 304 173 5785 111~c •~ NO SUNDAY CALLS •Family P•rt Alumonum Cans 34C tb 9lllmo .,d. hc.o eltftg (omufton TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Hand Man SpiCial 6 room and b .. h attic baument 110 State St P lea neg Celt 614 992 M•t• coup t N•..:tlld to smeU IIPift 40Cib Day or Noght •Chold s Borthday Party •Wedding •Parents Anmversary •Baby Shower Pubhc Sale & Auction LaSALLE GALLERY ICUT OUT FOR !UTURE USII ~ 8 Waddmg Flowers and Accessorial m th a area J.R.'s REPAIRS Sofas end cha.,s pr ced I om 1396 to t995 Tabla S50 and up to 8126 H de-a beds 1390 to •695 F\ecl n•s U25 to 1376 lamps t28 to t126 D nettas $109 and up to $496 Wood ttbfe w 6 chars 1285 to •796 Desk 1100 up o $376 Hutches ••oo •nd up Buf"lk beds complete w mett eases 1296andupto139!5 Babybeds t110 Matt e11eao boxap ngs lu or tw n $68 firm 878 and $88 Queen Uttl e226 K ng 8360 4 d awar chest 189 Gun ca b nets 6 gun o.. o elect c ange 1375 Baby melt asses 136 & t45 Bed frames $20 '30 & K ng frame $50 Good se ectlan of btd oom au tes me a cab nets headboa da S30 and yp to $156 I ont to Th Da ly S•n1 nel Bo" 729 S Pom~ro"t OH 45719 Br dal Reg1atrv and most complete I ne of HOMES & GARAGES "" 0 dllht.," YVONNE !CAllY HOURS lue Wed Fr brn ••e• tnt money n hom• ....mbty work J•welrv tan 1nd othM"I FT and PT Ava I C1lf todiYI 1 511 •19 3646 ttol r.tunchtbl•) DEPT 81822 2• hra. 51 Household Goods LAYNE S FURNITURE M•rct v Itt 30 ac •• 3 br houM barn out buildings to btcco b11e palture 146 600 Driv• mtchtn c to milk• local n County Write ell I*' ttnct quaUfic• WEDDING CONSIATAHT 1124 Eost Moon St Pomeroy Government Jobs 118 o•o t&8 230 yr. Now hir ng Call 105 887 1000 hi R 9805 fo current f.d..-al I It m"' BOW & WREATH MAKING R1ver1ne Antiques Now accept ng applications for M•lnt•nc• T•chnldan Appty in person , 0 00 am 1 00 pm Frld-v Sept 25 01 Sat Sept Zlf' 9 00 am 12 00 noon at laugh In V•nd ng 44 State St G•ll pallt d•k; 7'11 mlln out S•nd Hilt Rd to Otk Grove RoM tint trail• on left Watch tar ttVn• Lot1 thi1111 SIIIUY HOUSTON Cart~ ed LAFF-A-DAY Far Sal• By Owner Ntce 3 b home on 2 acres of land Heat pump etnt at 111 ura watt Pr ce to self Ca 614 3&7 3 family yard uie Fr Bat Sun l•pt 21 ze 27 9 oo •m til BASKET WEAVING and STENCILING CLASSES 11 am to 7 p m Sunday 1 pm 7 pm DIRECTOR OF NURSING If you have one or more years of effectove nursrng management experoence strong communocatoons skolls please provode a statement of your quahfocatoons and rea sons for onterest on thos particular posotoon before 1 2 noon Tuesday Saptember 29 1987 Excellent benefots salary negotoa ble -EOE Reply to The Daoly Sentrnel Box 729 A Pom,roy Ohoo 45769 Farm Equl~mut Parte & Ser~lee NIASE Home• for Sale Coil 814 258 9350 In PortM' left off 110 on 564 5 Ftmity boat d nett• Ew•rv thing Ch811P Call 388 9871 124to103 SYRACUSE OHIO HRS 12 00 600 CLOSED SUNDAY Authonuol John DHro New Holland Bush Hog Form Equopment Daofer VAUGHNS AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE 6 17 tfc GaliTpohs 8t VICinity U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO 9 23 1 mo Ltl Us Fe11ce You l11 Halp Wanted 31 0135 367-0322 FENCE COMPANY 11 Yard Sale SALES & SERVICE CHESHIRE ACCENT 7 BOGGS •ALL MAKES •30 YEARS EXPERIENCE •WORK GUARANTEED •REASONABLE RATES PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 or say Good bye Sadly mossed by par ants George and Phyllos luster sister and broth ar n law Tam my and Kenny Searles noece and nephew Angoa and Brad Searles APPLIANCE SERVICE & REPAIR RAILROAD JUNCTION I know you are where Friday September 26 1987 The DBJiy Sentmei - Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 1972 Cllevv half ton 4 wheel d ve auto good eond days calf 304 675 4230 even nga 675 4863 1980 Fo d Van E160 custom pant ch ome w•gon wheels n81N WSW ttret CB e4 600 00 Electrocal & Refrogeratron Res dent a o commerc al w epa s ng New serv ee o L censed electric en Es ma te f ee R denou Elect cal 304 675 1786 304 876 1731 95 74 0 I a d Wate S& vee Poo s C ste ns We Is Oat ve y Any t me Ca 614 446 7404 No Sunday ca s Motorcycles General Haulong 1983 Honda V 4& Ente cepto S1600 Call 614 446 9781 Day ask for Cl f 1987 Ha ley 8B3 l k• new Must sel 614 256 6009 1986 Handa 200 4 wh•• $1200 Cell614 388 9669 1982 Y•maho 560 4 cyl Good cond 1600 Call 614 256 1393 1986 Honde Rabel 2150 1 200 mil as &760 Calf 446 8306 Vamah a Endu o XT 3&0 1985 low m leaga Call 814 448 8753 1985HondaATC703 wheeler •Me cond $400 304 675 2826 1 000 CC Goldw ng full drns 304175 2131 1984 Su1uk Juno motorcycle Uled v.ry Uttl• 304 676 2669 or aft., 6 00 cat 675 8289 Motorcycle Honda CABO a.11c cond phon• 304 875 1298 1979 Honda TraU 80 low m let Ike new t4!i0 00 304 175 0101 1731 ------------~, i------------ 87 Upholstery R & M Custom Couches. and Aeuphols e v St Rt 1 C own C ty Oh 614 266 1470 Eve 614 446 343B Open de y 9 to 430 Sal 930to130 Old& new Uphoatered Mow ., • Upholstering urv ng trl county a •a22 yea 1 The best n fu n ture upholat~ ng ~•II 304 676 4154 fo fee est mates �.· Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Martha Bland Weather South Central Ohio Today , mostly sunny with a high in the lower 70s . Light north wtnds. Tonight. clear with a low In the upper 40s. Light variable winds. Saturday, sunny with a high In the mid 70s . Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday Sunny Sunday and Tuesday with a chance of showers Mon· day . Highs throughout the period will be In the 70s. so cen ts Sunday • Martha Darlene Bland, 64. died unexpectedly Thursday at her home at 32459 Dark Hollow Road, Pomeroy. A housewife, Mrs. Bland was born at Bidwell on Apr!l28, 1923, a daughter of the Ia te George L. and Emma Figgins Bunch. She was a member of the Forest Run Baptist Church. SurviYing are a sister and brother-In· law. Doreen and Cha· rles Lewis , Pomeroy; a brother and sister-in-law, George A. and Joyce A. Buncl), Pomeroy, several aunts. uncles, nieces, ne· phews and cousins. In addition to ·her parents, she was preceded In death by her · husband , William D . Bland. three sisters and two brothers . Services will be held at 3 p.m . Sunday at tl)e Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev . Eddie Buffington officiating. Buria I will be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 ancl 7 to 9 p.m. · Saturday. Esther Hayes King, 79, Columbus . formerly of Racine, died Thursday in Columbus following an extended Illness. Mrs . King was a daughter of the late Mary and Charles Hayes. Racine. She was also preceded in death by a daughter, Dessle (cq) Mae: a · son. Ralph . who lost his life. In Korea : three brothers . a sister. and her husba nd, Ray Hayes . Surviving are a son and . daughter-In· law . Paul and June King of Reynoldsburg; two grandsons; a sister, Mrs . He len Nease, Forest Run Road; a sister-in-law. Mrs. Hazel Ha yes. Syracuse, and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at lOa .m . Saturday at the Evans Funeral Home In Columbus and burial will be in that city . Oakland .The way we were•.. -Page B·l • OSU, Tigers m 1·3-13 tie will Waiting fo~ Uncle Sam'!! dough C:omics .......... .... ...... 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Torqueflite 3 speed transmission, 2.2 liter turbocharged engine, left power seat, AM/FM premium stereo with cassette, steel belted radials .. ~8643 · LIST ..... . . ................................ . ... $15,640.00 Lass Gribble Discount .. : ........................ -$1681.00 NORMAL PRICE ................. ... ...... . ..... $13,959.00 Chrysler Rebate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . .. . ·$750.00 · 4 door sedan, blue .lce clear coat, cloth & vinyl 50/50 seat, popula! equipment' package, tight package . trunk dress up , Torqueflite 3 speed transmission , 2.2L 4 cylindet EFI engine, conventional spare tire, wire wheel covers, whitewall steel belted radials. 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In his weekly radio address, Reaga n sa iQ the de bt ce ilin g ex te nsion a nd Gra mm-Rudman· Hollin g "fix" is "rea ll y a n attempt to force me even tually eiethe r to sign a tax bill or to accept massive cu ts in nat ional defense. or bot h." Reagan sa id It was a nothPr example of Congress having "clutte red up' ' a routine bill to "try to force my ha nd , a nd it 's one more r eason why the presi- de nt needs th e lin e- item veto to separa te the good from the bad. " Unfo r tun ately, Congress con· s istently brings the government to thc> edge of defa ult before faci ng Its res ponsi bility. This brinksmanship th reate ns the hold ers of government bond and 1987 DODGE WAGON those who re ly on Social Security and veterans' benefits. In terest rates would sky rocket. lnstabil· ity would occur In financial markets and the federa l deficit would soar." The bill would cut defense spe.nding to $276 billion. $13 billion less than Congress originally agreed 1£>. and $36 bi Ilion less than Reagan a s ked . De fense Secretary Cas par Weinberger urged Reagan to ve to the bill. The president accused those who see k defense cuts of "undermining national security at a time .when the Unit ed States is close to an agreement with the Soviet Un ion on r,educl ngpuc'lear weapons." "If Congress ins ists on lowering d¢fense spendi ng, ihen I will certainly ins ist on lowering domestic spe nding as well," he said . "This decis ion is not easy. I (See DEBT, A-6) FINAL PRICE •••• •1&,371.00 1987 DODGE MINI RAM VAN Front wheel drive, white finish, automatic transmis· sion, vented glass side cargo door, AM/FM stereo; conventional spare tire. 112635. LIST . . ............ .... ........ . ......... . .. $12,1$1.00 Less Gribble Discount ...... . ............ . .. . . . -$1467.00 FINAL PRICE ••• •10, 724.00 1887 DODGE SWEPTLINE 1887 DODGE SWIIPTUN. t887 DODO. SW.PTLINR Charcoal flnisn, light package , 4 speed . 8 cylinder, painted rear slep bumper. lront bumper guards. AM radio , clock , deluxe wheel co11ers. Charcoal and silve"r 2 tone finish, light package, power convenience Graphic red , light po:kag,, 4 wheel drt.,, heavy duty package, 4 speed , package:a-'automatic. rear sliding wil'ldow , air c~:mdHkln l ng , rear step painted rear bumper, fronl bumper guards. AM radio, <l«uxe wheel covers. bumper, front bumper guards. cruise control, power S1eerlng, tin wheel. ~8374 ~0802 LIST .... ................................. S13,t38 Lo11 Grtbblt D11count ................ . .. . . . ·$1874 REGULAR PRICE .......... 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It was predictable that Was hin gton wou ld dec ide to elimina te it one way or the other the most telling ev id ence.·· Kh ar raz i ca ile<i the capture of the ship "a kind of piracy" a nd sa id. " Dis pla ying the merchant vessel wou ld have proven tha t the s tatements' by Irani an offi. cia ls we re va lid a nd this would have disgraced Washington ." The Iran Aj r was a ttacked Monday night after U.S. Arm y helicopter crew s said they sigh· ted· the ship dropping mines ove rboa rd . Twen1y-six Ira nia ns aban<ion ed ship and U. S. fo rces boarded t he vesse l early Tu es· day. Three Iranians died in the Pentagon spokes man Glenn Flood co nfi r med the Ira ni a ns were tu rned ove r today to the Red Crescent Society In Oman, t~e equival ent of the Red Cross . U.S. dipl omatic sources in the Om an i capita l of Muscat said the bodies of the three Ira nia ns kill ed in Monday' s U.S. a ttack on the Iranian vessel were also tra ns· !erred a t the Seeb airport . Th e Pers ian Gulf war between Iran a nd Iraq continu ed today . with l'ra q saying it s warplanes strea ked to the Iranian coast and attacked two " la rge naval targets ." and U.S Navy pe rsonnel scuttled the boat they ca pture<i Tuesday, th(' day alter helicopte r cre ws spot te d It plac- · GALLIPOLJS-Lt . DanHend · erso n, commander of the Gallia· Meigs Post of the Sla te Highway Patrol. announced Friday that R~bert M. Richards. of Galllpo· irs, was the recipient of the "Saved By The Belt" award . According to Sgt. L.L. Arledge, who inves ti ~a ted th!' accident , Rrchards was driving south on Buck Ridge Road when he attempted to cross U.S. 35. When he did , an eastbound car hit Richards ' car In the left s ide. Richards escaped Injury because he wore his seat belt. The "Saved By The Belt Club," the group of recipients of the award , was Initiated In 1984 to recognize people who used safety belts to avoid serious Injury. To date more than 575 people have received the award from the state. LIST ..... . .... . . .. ... .. . ... ....... ........ . $18,522.00 Less Gribble Discount. .. .. .. ..... ........... . . ·$2150.00 Announrements in g mines in the gull. The hea d of Ira n's Wa r Public· it y Headqu ar ters today accused ihe Upited Sta res of sc uttl ing the ship,I" Ira n' Ajr. tb des troy evidence th e craft was a "merchant' anack a nd two others are missing. ''The la ndin g s hip Iran Ajr was ss,wHed in Int erna tional waters of the Persian Gulf by U.S. Navy personne l at 6:51p.m. EDT. The vesse l wa s cap tu red while it was conducting unlawful activi1ies in .international waters," a Pentagon s tat ement said Friday. "The vessel s ustained consid· erable damage. Therefore. it was decided to dis pose of the vessel to preclude it from being us ed again for illegal purposes . The ship was sunk in a loca tion where It will pose no haza rd to shipping." Defe nse Secreta ry Cas par Weinbe rge r , on a morale boos tin g visit to U.S. forces in the gulf. warned the procedure wou ld be repea ted if any more Irania n vesse ls are found lay ing mines . " We will obviously ·keep on sweeping a nd keep on d e~ t roy ing mine-lay in g equipment If we find a ny more of it ," the Pentagon chief sa id. U.S. Navy sources aboard the (See SAILORS, A-6) the Belt' 113009. Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Earl Wines Ill. Middleport; Reva Vaughn. Middleport: Elsie Sha· han , Portland; Connie Manley. Middleport ; Nellie Roark. Pomeroy; James Kelley. Pomeroy : Lawre nce McQuaid, Pomeroy . Thursda y Discharges - Rena Vaughan. Delores Barber. ABOARD THE USS LASALLE !UPll - Twe nty-s ix captured Ira nian s arc used of salting the Pe~s i a n Gulf wi l)l mines 1\'ere ferried to Oman today to be returned to Iran, diplomatic Another 'Saved by Light blue finish, bucket seats, power convenience package, Prospector package, 8 passenger seating, automatic, 8 cylinder, glass sunscreen , rear door, vented glass, air conditioning, mirrors , cruise control, AM/FM stereo cassette, styled wheels. Hospital news Hunter course POMEROY - A hunter safety course Is being offered Sept . 28-29 and Oct. 1-3 on ihe second floor of the Pomeroy Municipal Build· tng. Classes will be held 6 to 9 p.m . on Sept. 28:29 and Oct. 1·2. The Oct. 3 class will be from 9 a.m . to 12 noon. Chief Instructor will be Dana Aldridge and class size Is limlt!'d. All students must pre-register' by Sept. 25 by calling John Costanzo at 843-5405 or 992-3883'durlng the day. WASHINGTON I UP! ) -Pres· ideht Reagan said Saturday he will sign ~h extension of the national debt ceilin g even though the bill could increase t&xes- a iong· Ume Reagan concer n - and cu t d efense s pending. Rea gan. sounding bitter at the choice pres~>nte.d to him. by Congress -'eithe r let the nation default on its massive deb! or accept higher taxes and lower defense spending - promised to retalia te by proposing domestic spending cuts to offset Pentagon reductions. Reagan. who throughout hi s political career ha s opposed a ny ta• incr ease , altho ugh he ac· cepted one In 1982 on ly to vow to dO so a gaIn Qn ly "over my dea d body," couc hed his dec is ion to s ign r he bill as necessa ry to preve nt Socia l Securlt v and veterans' be ne fits .. rec ipient s from go in g "~ thou t money . The bill, which reforms t he Captured sailors· sent back to Iran (As Of 10:30 a.m.) Provided by Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt Elll• & Loewi Homecoming The annual homecoming of the Rock Springs United Methodis t Church will be held Sunday with a carry-in dinner to be )leld following morning worship at the grange hall on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. The afternoon program to be held at the church wlll start at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, mostly sunny. High 75 to 1!0. mt Daily stock prices I River .. ...... 8-J.M • arrangements. Meigs County Emergenc y Medical Services report s eight calls Thursday; Middleport at 5:57 a.m. to, Broadway St. fo r Jack Bechtle to Ho lzer Medical Center; Rutland at 10: 10 a .m . to Meigs Mine No. I for Grover Workman to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy arlO: 29 a. m. to Dark Hollow Road fo r Martha Bland who was dead on arrival: Pomeroy at 11:21 a.m. to Pomeroy Health Care Center fo r James Kelley to Veterans Mem · erial Hospital. th~ Business ....... ... .. .......... D·l 1\-2 announce Squad has 8 calls ln,;itlt• Along Edith Mona Oakland. 97. a resident of the ·Pomeroy Health Care Center. died at the center early Friday morning. The Rawlings-Coa ts-Blow er Funeral Home C-1 High school 1,'l'id re!Suhs ~Sports C se<'tion P~e - Esther King Edith Friday, September 25. 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio AWARD PRESENTED - Robert M. Richards, right, of Gallipolis, Is presented with a "Saved By The Be lt" award hy Lt. Dan Henderson, commander of the Gallla·Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. He escaped injury on Sept. 6 in an accident near Gallipolis. (Times-Sentinel photo) Elderly detail abuses of appointed guardianS WASHINGTON iUP! l - Three elderly people seeking re form of a "nightmare" sys te m. told Congress they were victimized by court-appointed guardians who forced them into nursing homes, stole their belongings and seized th eir bank accounts . At a House Aging Commit tee hearing, the elderly witnesses said bouts of Illness placed them at the mercy of ~ bu sive guardia ns who took control of their lives by havi ng cour ts declare the m incompetent while they were Incapacitated. Minnie Monoff, 81, of Greeley, Kan., said she r eturned home ,from t.he hospital after recovering from a stroke to find a stranger had been appointed ller guardian a t a court hearing held without her '"''i ., \ knowledge. ., She said that. despite her wishes to remain at her home, the guardian Insisted she be placed In a nursing home and that, one day, after Monoff had finished mowing her lawn and feeding her chickens, the guardian and the local sherllf came to her home and forcibly took her a,way to the nursing home . "You don't know how terrified I was," she sa id. "I had to leave my home where I was happy and taking care of mysel!. I felt like a criminal. That 's the way they treated me." , Mono!f said that after' contacting her state agency on aging, she was able to reverse her ln,c omimtency ruling and have her guardianship overturned. "What began as a plan tQ protect -my sell and my • affairs while I recovered from my stroke ended up a nightmare," she said." Tod Portertteld, 81, of Albion, Ind . . said he emerged from a hospital after a long illness to find his attorney had taken over his affairs, without hi s knowlellge or permission. · "He confined me to a nursing home. an d I wa s robbed of all my rights," he said, choking back tears. "I couldn't get mall or use the phone or get money from my bank. "He moved some of my most valued possessions from my home to ·hts office. where many disappeared forever." lidded Porterfield. who eventually had his guardianship overturned. "Mr. Chairman, how can a man step In and just ta ke over another man 's Iii(' a nd no one even ques tions it?" he asked . ."It's jus t not right . He was an attorney and I was just en old man so eve ryone just let him control me. " Marguerite Van Etten, 66. of Plantation , Fla ., told a s imilar story of humiliation, wi th one especially bitter twist - the abusive guardian was her daughter. The testimony from the ~ldcr ly victims was buttressed by a Michigan convict · who sa id that . during his eight years as a court -a ppointed public guardian, he embezzled $129,506of his wards' money with virtually no effort made by any ,public official to hold him accountable. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 September 25, 1987 bland bunch hayes king oakland