https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8404d90e2bb77c27464a01b3f06f0f4.pdf a624cfaa7911a48e397e228977bd013c PDF Text Text "" • Pag$-16-The Daily SeutiliiJI Thursday. July 31, 1986 Pomlroy-Middleport. Ohio Bush, Hussein talks. cenier on Middle East peace process By NORMAN D. SANDIER AMMAN, Jordan (UP!) - The ups and downs of the Middle East peace process have prompted Vice Presklent George Bush to meet with Jordanianclfic!alstoday totcy · to inject some optimism into an admitted absence of new kleas. Still unsul't' whether his presence wUI, as hoped, "he catalytic in moving forward the peace process," Bush flew to tJMI Jordanian capital WEdnesday night tram Israel, the first stop in his vistt tot he Middle East King Hussein, a key flgul't' in any polltlcal equation leading to peace in this part of the world, welcomed Bush at Nadwa Palace. Their substantive talks come Friday at the seaside Royal Summer Palace at Aqaba. Today, Bush scheduled meetings with Crown Prin-ce Hassan and Prime Mlnlster Zayd al-Rifal and a rect')Jiion lor members of the S. Africa violence . kills eight By KEVIN JACOBS JOHANNESBURG, South Africa tUPI) - Seven blacks - three policemen and four civilians were killed in .a rebel attack on a police station in the Transkel tribal homeland - thE' dE'adliE'St rebel attack in South Africa since May 1983. Government officials also l't'ported that a senior Cabinet minister in the KwandE'hele tribal bomt>land was killed when a bomb exploded in his car. In Pretoria. meanwhile, tht> deputy minister in charge ot black education WEdnE'Sday refused to mt>et black parents st>eklng withdrawal of police and troops from schools, and PrE'Sident PieterBotha and Foreign Minister Roelof " Pik" Botha met separately with Portuguese Deputy Foreign Minister Azevroo SoarE'S . Transkei Police Commissioner Gen. R.S. Mantanga revealed at a news conferPnce Wednesday that thrpe police officers and four civilians were killed In a rebel attack on a JX)liCf' station in Umta ta, capital of the homeland. Mantanga said three guE'ITillas attackro the central police station in Umtata TuE'Sday night. Another o!flcial said the rebels planted tlu·t>e magnetic minE'S in the sta tion bouse. but Manianga said they attacked with SoviPt made AK-47 automatic riflE'S and hand grenadE'S. It was the fifthrehel attack in four months in the nominally indepeodent Transkei tribal bomPiand and the worst in South Africa sinef> May 1983. The Transkr i homeland was made indE'pendent from Pretoria In October 1976, though no other nation IT'COgnizes its inc:E>pendPnce. In anotli' r development, govern· men t offi cials in Pretoria reported tha t Piet Nt uli. home aflairs minist er in the self-governing Kwandehelc tribal homeland. was killed Tuesday when a bomb ex ploded in his car. The Kwandehele tribal homeland Is slated to become independent Dec. II. The officials also repol1ro ODE' man was killed in .Johannesburg's Soweto black township Tuesday, bringing the nationwide death toll fo r 49days ofemergE'Dcy ruleto212. No me claimro responsibility for either of the attacks in iht> two homelands. African Nafional Congress SJ» kesman Tom Sebina said at I ht> rebel movpment's exile headquarters in Lusaka, Zambia. that the ANC would not commrot on whe ther it was responsible. Thr ANC has acknowledgro rE'Sponsiblllty for SCOI't'S of attacks in South Africa since 1900. The worst , a car-bomb ex plosion In Pretoria, killro 19 civilians in May ' ArnE'rlcan community In AnwnanBush lllTived at Marlal Afllnrt to mUitary booors Wedl.-lay evenIng after wrapping up a bur-day otftclal visit 1o Israel, where Prtrne Minis tel' Shimon Peres ttnst him Into the role ot tntamedlaJY. Israeli otflclals said ~es asla!d Bush to dE'IIver verbal mesSages to Husseto and Egyptian Pre$1dent Hosni Mubarak. Bush trav~ls to Egy):f. Saturday ror tlr third and ftnal leg ol his ll-day Middle East tour. The vlce'1J'esident contmded his trip so far had been "something cor!§tructlve/' but added, "I think It's still too early to possibly assess whether we caR lr catalytic in movlnc forward tlr peace pro<:PSS.'' Atop lsraell otflclal saki the Bush mission was "pe'lfectly timed to lake advanmg. of !be new mommtum" created by !be surprisE' meeting last week lx't aftn Pwes and King H._ of Jl.b-occo and called &Ish ttr pa:ltct velllclt> !or "the good wW ~ r1 !iesattlng vfew3 acro115 til! Jordan River." HOWI!'V('f, Peres conceded PfOIII'IIU will roq~ movement by two sides. And U.S. officials aeknowledge Hussein, wiD saw his last peace initiative rollapse in !allure, may npt prepared to lake further risks at Prele!ll A ._,stlon '1\telday by Bush that a ~-HIIIIfln IIUIIIIIIt would be "tlr next Joeleal •&l!(l" In a 1Xoce51 J(V8I •. _ lllpe" and "new ewrgy" by tile "-a-Haosan talks wu batted dowll within hours by HUMeln, who agllll oftered to negotiat~ with lsrMI GillY in the context or an almlldolll conference that IMllllil lncNdl! the Soviet Unlqn. · hi thP past, Hll!llflalllu refused to approach Iaika wlh lsr81'1 even without Palestinian backing, slmUar kl the role envisaged for him in President Reagan's September 1982 peace plan. However, a yearlong effol1 to teann with Pal('sline Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat ended In failure and recriminations. EarUer this month, HusSE'in, In a challenge to Aralat, expelled a senkir PLO official and ordered all Jordanian ot!ICE'S of the PLO At Falah Revolutionary Offices closed. • The move was applaudro by U.s . officials as a sign Hussein wan ted to replace tht> PLO as tht> recognized reprt'SE!Itatlves ollm,OOO Palestinians m the IsraeU-oocupled West Bank, wbose fate - like that of 500,lnl other Pabetinlans in the Gaza - has herome one ot the pivotal questions In the debate over how to bring peace to tht> region. At the same time, however', there was nttle qJtlmlsm n Washington tlta t the · move against. the PLO . Major leagues have slow day -Page 3 would lead Hussein anytime soon · • into talks wtth Israel. f£'rritory has been under emer· Daily Number: 034PICK-4-: 7292 Partly cloudy loday rill a. dumce of "'-wen 111d llmnderslorms. HIP will he In the mid · 801. MOI&b' clear l!lnlcM wllh"a. low In the low 818. Paftly cloulb' Satunlay wllh b!P. In the mid. • • ' at y Voi.38, No.82 Copyrighled 1986 • enttne 1 Sac1ton, 10 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, "Friday, August 1, 1986 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newll)aper Congress may meet deficit reduction target By ElAINE S. POVI(]I WASHINGTON (UP!) - The cbalrman of the SenatE' Budget Committee predicts Congress may he "within striking dlslance" of meeting the GrammRudman balanced budget law'sde!lc!t target this fall . But ~ Is going to have to work vecy hard to pass deficll-tt'ductlon bills to get there, said Cha!nnan PE'te Oomenlci, R-N.M. The Senate underscored Its bellt>f In the GrammRudman de!lclt reduction law Thursday by rejecting a proposal tram Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo., to l't'Peallt after only a ye~~J" in existence. The Senate voted ~ to keep the law. which requires CongrE\ss to cut the deficit In steps to zero by 1991 or face possible automatic, across-the-board reductions each year. The repeal e!fort was attached to a "must" bill to hike the federal debt ceiling to a l't'COrd $2.3 trillion. UndE'r Gramm-Rudman, CongrE'SS Is required to cut the current del!cit of mort' than $'JXl billion to within $10 billion of the law's $144 biUion target for fiscal 1987, which begins Oct. L If It succE'eds, there would be no nE'ed for more budgPt cuts. But If the target Is not met, CongrE'SS would face another unpopular vote oncutt!ngspendingtocomply with tht> law. Aiming to avoid anothE'r round of budget cuts, the Senate Budget Committee approvro a $8.1 billion consolldated deficit-reduction bill Thursday, about $1.1 biiUon IE'Ss than It was supposed lo save, but still a major step toward fulfilling the requiremE'Dts for fiscal 1987, which begins Oct. I. The bill, a wrap-up of other committee action, savE'S in many areas ot government, including sale of governmE'Dt loans and assets, user feE'S on coast guard activities and tht> ctgal't'lte tax increase to 24 cents a pack approved earlier by the Finance Commiltee. The House Budget Committpe approvro a similar deficit reduction bill, but it fails $1.5 billlon short ot ils $9.1 billion goal. House Ways and Means CommittE'e Chairman Dan Rostenkowskl, D-Ill., pll'dgro.totry to lind the extra money. Among opt ions under consldE'ratlon by Ways and Means Democrats at a private meeting Thursday were Increased !aXE'S on By JOSEPH $.\NowANY WASHINGTON ' (UP!) -Senate tax reform negollators have not seen a new compromise offer coming from the Hoose, but somE' have heard enougri about Us tough business provlsknls to say they would ratht>r drop the whole Idea of revising the tax COileThe Democratic tnembers of the House dE'Iegatlon completed work on the sweeping 'proposal in a private session Thursday night. But, under order$ tram their leader, Rep. Dan RostE'Dkowskl, D-!11., they refused to reveal details until they present 11 today 1o tht>lr House Republican ct>UPagues and the Senate bargaining team. The new otrer has bl!en dE'SCribed by lawnnakers as so massive that It basically amounts to Ia completely ni!Witlix•oW!thautblll.lt IS delllfll!fd to.'lilltPlJie Siliatii'a~ tal(tiitk, but bits wsfl1ess hard to pay for saving some of the Horlse's favorite Indivldual tax breaks. ' The Information thal leaked out about some of thoSe ~gh corporatE' JI'OVIsions Senate negotiators Thursday tb denounce the otler I'VE'D tiJJugh It hadn't been presented to thE'm. Most of the Senate argue that If taxes are spar""' raised too much to save tax breaks !or Individuals, the economy would suffer and jam would be lost. Sen. John Chatee, R,R.J. , called the House proposal "way beyond anything we would agree to," and Sen. Malcolm Wallop. R-W~o.. sarcastically addro, "They accused us ol . bargalnlng in bad faith." Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo .. was the most strident. "I don't think there is any room for rompromlse," he said. "The HouSE'Ismllesapartlromwherewp are. It's quE'Stlonable whether wP'II have a bill." "I would rather not have a bill," Danforth added, ootlng that the ~her members of the Senate team agreed with him. DespitE' tiJJse rommE'Dts, how""""· it Is ~ assumed that hecaUJe•of tile ~Wihbehlnd tax reronn, lllid ~au!IP President Reagan considers It hiS lop ddmE'Stic IJ'Iortty. lawmakers wlll E'IIE'Dtually work out a compromise betweM the tax reform bills IJ6Ssed by the House and SenatE'. Both bills would limit deductions In return for lower tax rates, allhough the Senate plan Is more radical and would establish only two Individual tax brackets of 15 tobacco or wine, but no decision was made. The Ways and Means Committee last W<'<'k rejected the Increased cigarette tax. but the issue hall· surfaced aga in and appeared to he gallling popularity. The Hoose dE'flcit-reductlon bill meets its $21.2 bi!Uon goal over thrpe years. but not year-by-year. "In normal years it wouldn't be much of a: problem,'' said Hoose Budget Committee Chairman William Gray, D-Pa. "But undPr Gramm-Rudman the first year counts big." But DomPnlcl said. "We are still within ;trikJng distance of avoidin g (an automatic budget-cut) order." ~------------~~ House, Senate 'miles apart' on tax bill, senator ·claims percent and Tl perCPnt, while the House bill has four ratE'S with a top ot ill percent. ThP new House Jl'oposal was considered important because it would show areas where til' House team was wllUng to surrender cherished tax breaks in arriving at a compromise with Sen ale members on a final measure acceptable to both chambers for submission to the Jl'esklent. At the head ot thai Hsl has been tht> sensitivE' deducllon !or indlvldual .retirement account contrlbulions, which would he dropped in the Senate bill for anyone coverro by anotht>r peoslon plan. The original HouSE' bill, however, would keep the deductiOn in most cases. Hoose members said tbey were examining several ways to par!Ially restore the IRA deductions, IIIDitly tor nlfddle-liii;Ome Ameri· cans. DEMONS'l'RATION JUDGING - Greta Rlftle .. ~oa a Jl1l!!!l +·mp=U'd fottllel' ~a PiUJed .. iiOl'eare· . •........... .,.. - .... miniature dach811wtd. Judglnr; Greta's presenlatbn Ohio State Fair opens 17-day run today COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! I -The fruits of labor in the fields and the borne surged to thE' lorelront today as thousands o! Ohioans broughl their best to Columbus to show off at the Ohio State Fair lhat opened its 17-day run this morning. UndE'r the walchful eyp of the familiar cardinal, now In a new position. Gov. Richard F . Celeste proclaimed the Ohio Slale Fair opPD shortly aftpr daybreak. Th e cardinal, which had stood for years on an Island in the center of the grounds, made a rE'Iurn to the grounds after an absence of several years. It now faces the new main gate at the far north end of the grounds. Members or the AU-Ohio Youth Choir under the direction of GlenvUlt> Thomas of Zanesville and the "We want to makt> sul't' agricul AU-Ohio StatE' Fair band uoder the dlrE'clon of Omar Blackman of ture plays center stage at the latr," Cleveland performro tlr the early Ihe gnvernor said. "After all, that's visitors. ~ what we celebratE'." Maurer praised Ohio farmers for A record of more than 28,000 of assisting their colleaguE'S in the Ohio's yoong prople have entered their projects, ranging from farm Soulh and Southeast. "I want to say thank yoo to Ohio anlm'als to the best In the kitchen. Overall, more than 65,1lll displays farmers who arP helping their of Ohioans wUI be on exhibit brelhrE'D in the South and Southeasl." Maurer said. "Ohio's throogh Aug. 17. generosity Is unmatchro in the Within a couplE' hours of the nation and the farm ers there opeoing, the young people wbo had broughl their lambl began parad· appreciate it." He said Ohio farmPrs have ing lhem before the judges. AgriculturE', Ohio's leading indus- donated 12,lnl tons of hay being to try, has new headquarters thfs North Carolina farmers In the year, a center that CeiE'SteandOhlo midst of the worst drought In this Agriculture Director Steven century. One of Celeste's guE'Sts was Maurer opeoed Thursday as the governor and his guE'Sis toured the Cleveland native enlertalner Ruby Del>, making hE'r first trip ever to an grounds. New dispute arises.over Rehnquist WASHINGTON (UP!!- Justice Wllllam Rehnquist tnro to quiet criticism of his clvll rtghts record during Senate confirmation hearIngs as a new controversy broke out over mPmOS he wrote while an attorney for the Nixon administration. Rehnqulst, President Reagan's nominee to be the 16th chief justice, concluded 14 hours or testimony Thursday on subjects ranging from the Supreme Court workload to charges he harassed black voters In Arizona In the 19008. The ~nate Judiciary Committee then heard testimony late Into the night tram some ~ witnesses. 19&1 South African authorit ies blame the ANC for 14 bombings since PrE'S Idem Botha imposro a nationwide stat e or emergpncy June 12. The blasts have ldllro thr<'<' prople and injured at least 118. Botha 's emergency declaration did not affect Transkei, but the gency ru Je for most of its 10 years ol indeprndence. In Pretoria. Sam dE' Beer. the deputy· minister who overseE'S black education, refused Wednesday to mE'el with members of the National Education Crisis Commlt IE'e. In a statement, de Bt>er . accused the anti -government black parE'Dts' group of seeking to "politlciu> education and to US(' . innocent children lor uUerlor motivE'S." The group requested a meeting to press lor the wlthlrawal of troops and pollee tram black schools. De Beers, hoWEVer, said the deployment of poUce and troops II black schools under emergE'Dcy powers was "fully justified." . The troops were deyloyro under pmergency regulations deslgnro to e11d two years of class boyrotts and violence by pupils opposed to whit~ l!l)e and the nations's !!Egrezated .t~catlon system. Ohio Lottery About ~more were lo tE'Stlfy today and Rebnqulst also could be called back to answer more questions. Rehnqulst, who has been on the court since 1972, would not answer reporters' quE'StJons as he left the hearing room. Within minutes after his departure, Assistant Attorney General John Bolton appeared be!ore the committee to anoounce Presklenl Reagan had invoked "executive privilege" and would not tum over memos Rebnqulst wrote when he worked in the Jusllce Department tram 1969 to 1971. Rebnqulst earlier said he would Kucinic~: O~oans 'fed up' with po~itics By LEE LEONARD UPI !lt8iehtJIIIe Repotter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII Dennis J. Kucinlch, Independent cMdldate for governor, has olflored a 15-polnl plan to take the politics out of state government, saYing that both Gov. Rlchanl F. Ce*'te and his Repubi!Can opponent, James A. Rllodes,' are captives r1 a system which ftlsters COfNpl~. Oad In a wnue suit symbol~g purity, Kucinleh held r-.s CO"!erences Thul'Sda)' in Clncfnnlltl, Columbus and Oeveland to 11$1 his pl'Dfiram, whiCh PJllPliSes ~ E'DdtoiUibldBtateCOiitracts,a$1,!W lbnit on political donatJons. ani! a sharp cut In patronage In lbe Department o1 'frliiiPOrtatloll ¥d Bureliu of Motor Vehicles. : [I... • . ' :~·s a l!fE'BI deal of d~- chantment amoog people who don 'I want either Celeste or Rhodes," said Kuctnlch. "People :a re fed up with what's happeoing .ln Columbus, and there's ·a mandate lor change thai's sweeping this state." The forffi('r Oevelahd mayoc, accompanied by his rumlng mate, David I. Kelley of ~a, said be deplores the rt!Cfllt c . s of "the mo8l COQUPI • !l(bnlnfitratlon ' In history" a.nd '.'po~tlc~l Witch-hunt" exchan~ by 1U!Ode• in'd Q>leste over grand jury lntllctn:tents or top Democratic rund-I'IIIBerS. "Neither Q>leste nor Rhodes has addressed llwinee!ll>r tbouglltful and &«fous poHtlcal ~mt dstate government," said Kuclnlch. "It 1$ 9811, but both governors are cap- · Uves ot thP same system," Accordingly, ~uclnfch propotled that a speeding limit ot $2mWion be set on the goverror's race, and that rontrlbutors be limited to $1,(Q) donations In any electiOn. Celeste and Rhodes may speod upwards ot S5 million apiece, but Kuclnlch said his caJqJalgn kitty Is still In "five figures" at this point. Crlrwe tllld Rhdrr ma,y IJIIliiCI lijliiW!it .at p mBorl llllece, lid .KUetnlch llld ~ CIIIJ••Ip ~ 11 ••._!a """' IJiil'al" u l!llt po1a1. • ....,.. ...., ,. IJI ud diU ..u elected ,ofllcloh, IDdlldJac ....._ ltlld IWe leCI ' brl, 1111111e public 111e1r Income ·1¥ .u ......._ ' Kuclnlch also proposed that all state electro o!ficlals, Including judgeS and state legislators, make public their Income tax returns. He said no one should receive a state appolntrnE'Dt or rontract If they gave molt' than ~ In the goVernor's race, and ll' recommendt>d a ban on soUcltfng state contractors and vm~rs for polltl· cal contributions. Kuc!nlch' proposed a .mail order system tor Issuing U<;ense plates, ellmina\IDfl' the deputy reglstr~ mw apjlo!nted by the party 11'1 powe'. He also proposed contract- 'lne·\»tl>rhfghwayworkto~ patronage. • Kuclnlch 'said a law should be enacted to l>rbld' disclosure of the pilr1y atnllatlon ot an Indlyldual •• without permission. not object to disclosure o1 tht> documents. Sen. Edward KPnnedy, D-Mass., wbo had requE'Stro the papers, charged the WbitP House must have "something to hide." He said the memos were critical because they were wr!ttE'D "on the eve of Walergatp" and could reveal Rebnqulsl's thoughts on key civil rights quE'Stlons. Constitutional scholar William Kunstler, told the panel the writings also might reveal whetll'r Rebnqulst E'Ddorsed warrantless wirl'tapping of cltllens by Ihe government in the late 1900s. Ohio Stale Fair. "I'm impressed how tbe governor and all the prople get Involved and how much allen lion Is paid to evecy sPgrnent or Ohio," safd Del>. who had helped !»'omole Ohio it a. travel and tourism campaign this . ypar. An E'Stimated 3. 7 m!Uion peopl• are expecled to attE'Dd the lair which features the Dangpr Broth· . ers at the rE'Dovated grandstand · · and the MainE'S Brothers in the . Coontcy Music PavUion lhfs aftpr-: noon and evening. PE'rforman<PS by entertainers: and all midway rides art' frt>e with · the <llP-prlce admission. More than $2 million worth of improvements and rmovatlons have been madE' "to make prople feel comfortable, m~e them feel · sale and help them have a good : timE'," the governor said. Home delivery price to increase Home delivery price of The Daib' Sentinel wllllncre- from $1.10 to SU5 per week effedlve the lint week ol this month. It Is the lint rate IIIIJu'*'- In 2% years. canters will re<:elve a slgnlfl. · cant portion .. the ' -Slagle copy price wll'remalll at 25 cents weekdays 111d 58 cenC8 on Sunday. �The Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Commentary The Daily Sentinel lll Court Slreel r Pomeroy, Ohle DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb 1!11 m~ qjv ..............._,............., =,,. ROBERT L. WJNGETI' Publisher Pi\T WHITEHEi\D i\sslstanl Publlsher/CGnlroUer BOBROEFUCH General Manager Di\LE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE'ITERS OF OPINION are weJCQme. They Slould bP less than Dl words . lone. All l~tters are subject toed lUng and ITIIst be signed with name, address and telephone number. No \lls1gno1 letters will be published . Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. The Lighter Side Quick, Henry, today's paper By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UP! 1 -"Henry, light," the trainer commands. and tre capuchin monkey immediately hits a switch. Assuming the trainer wanted more lUuminatlon, this is all well and good. A . trained dog probably would have fetched a Hght D>er from tre refrigerator. 9therwlse, I don't see much dllferenre between teaching simians and canines to do useful jobs around the house. Jf the trainer could learn to drink light ell'ctrlcity, even that distinction would be wiped out. Granted this monkey is female, Henry being sho rt for Henrietta. But I've knpwn dogs like that. too. The concept of training monkeys to perform "simple tasks" around tre hoil.se is said to the National Geographic Society to have oclglnated in a Bqstetl medical school. Going outside for the paper on a snowy morning isn't oo simple, believe Householders would be wise to teach their pet monkeys to "fetch." Dogs are said to respond to 89 commands, gtve or take retching the master's sUppers. Among other things, they have D>en trained to push SWitches, press elevator buttons, open mrlgerators and serve prepared sandwiches. Teaching them to open D>er cans and bottles Is the next logical step, · particularly in view of today's easy-openingcontainers. I.t might take them longer, howi"Ver. to learn to distinguish belween "light" and "regular" labels. Monkeys, I gather from a Geographic "news feat\Jre, " can be trained to tell the difference in almost no time. Already. they are being taught to distinguish between hook titles and to piCk out certain magazlnes. Big deal! Any monkey that couldn't tell the diff~rence belween "F.ortune" and "Newsweek" certainly doesn't deserve a oockpack co~taining rieqronic devices operated by remote control. To say nothing of distinguishing between "Moby Dick" and " Little Women." '.'While it's not hard to train monkeys to do a given task, it's another matter to keep them from being actively destructive the rest of tre time," the Geographic says. Yes. but monkeys also rarely bark at innocent caUrrs who Intend no harm or bay at the moon. .-"When a monkey misbehaves," theGwgraphic explains, the trainer can activate the device in the backpack and it will "sound an unpleasant tone a~ d deliver a mild shock." . "In recent years." the society continues, "tt.?re have been a mJmber of e~periments to usc dogs for something besides pets." -:My advic~ would be to stick to shaggy dog jokes. If. however. you're tcyinl( to tra in a short-haired animal, you're on your own. .-According to agriculture scientists, 1"\/en zigzagging insects may be following specific flight patterns tha t enable ti"<'m to detect odor.; emittrd by their prey. :Sut experiments thu s far have mostly invoivrd a non-stinging tyiJ(' of WJ!SP. Thoscwllh stinl(ers, I presume, stU! make a tx-eline for tt.?lr ]I"eyyou. :'Tho sa me l(oes for pt>t monkeys. Majors Making the difference ___w_uL_iam_F_.n_u_ck__:;.ley_Jr. Mr. Tom Wicker rt The New York Times, the guardian of U.S. appeasement, opposes U.S. aid to the r9ntras for boUerplate reasons (the Soviets will increase their aid, we will increase ours, they will increase theirs, and before you know it, the Marines willland). But in the course of explicating the usual arms-race reason why the United States should lose the arms race, Mr. Wicker wrltes a marvelously revealing SE!ltena>. "The United States has no more oliigation to install dermcracy by force In Nicaragua than It does In Chile, or South Afrlca." It isn't our job, quite correct, to make the world safe for <Emocracy, and oo ooe was m:>re eager than Tom Wicker to make that point when we hied to make South Vietnam safe fordellllCracy. Butto mention Nicaragua in the same breath with South Africa and Ollle is (perhaps involuntarUy) to reveal the grave strategic lault in one's thinking. The American Hberal tends to say: Are government A and government · B repressive governments? If ·so, our JXlSition toward government A and government B should be the same. This is to miss altogether the point rmst succinctly made by Senator Fulbright many years ago when M said that the American iJ)vernment has no proper quarrel with any country, no matter how obnoxiOus Its policies, so bng as tt does not seek to export them. That is what dlstingulsres oor policy in Nicaragua from oor policies in Chile and South Africa. Life In Chile is growing progressively worse, and the d!cislon a few days ag(, to retreat from a commitment ~r free elections even in 1989 suggests thai Chile is now suffering from the megalomania of the aging despot. South Africa has democracy, but Umited, as America's democracy was Bmited from . tre OvU War to the mid -'OOs, to white voters. But neither Mr. Botha of South Afrlca nor Mr. Plnochet rt Chile has <Esigns on neighboring countries, and that is the cperative consideration in U.S. foreign )Xllicy, particularly when imperlaUsm is a surrogate exercise on behalf of a superpower that has a whole tot of hydrogen bombs, and the means to spray them about the population centers of the United States. Nor is it democracy that is the first ambition of American ideal· ism, if rot of Amertcan poUey. The OlUeans had democracy and usbered in the reign of Salvador All end!, who proceeded step by !lep i) subvert free institutions in Chile, evm as Robert Mugabe, usbered in by democracy in Zimbabwe, is proceeding step by step to subvert free institutions. It is a very old story, and a very unfortunate roe -democracy took us to to Peron In Argentina and to Hitler In Germany. It isn't demo· ~- me. ~erry's World Gian~s Page-2- The Daily .Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 1. 1986 a-aey we should be looking for, but the rule of law. And the rule of law is graced by democracy, but is not guaranteed by democracy. The Soviet Union dispatched to Nicaragua last week 15 more M-17 helicopter.;, and Mr. Wickerisqutte correct kl saying that this poses a greater challenge to the contras, and one that only the United States can subsidize. How? Well, you say, why did we let the heUcOpters get into Nicaragua? A good question, unanswered bY the administration or by Mr. Wicker. Did they come in by freighter? If so, do we plan to inspect incoming vessels In the future? Or did they fly in from Cuba? And what are we going to do about that? Ask Congress for another $100 million? But ail those movements are arranged in Moscow. And, In Moscow, Mr. Mitterrand has been talking (15 hours) with Mr. Gorba . chev about the imperatives of summit diplomacy. The State Department almost every day makes tt plain how badly we wish ~r such a meeting to take place, ll only to fuflher the collaborative relationship that is seen as the key to peace. But the key to peace is of cour.;e cessation in aggressive activity. No one sertously doubts that if Mr. Ortega were to renounce his ties to the communist world and satisfy himself simply to oppress his people in the same way that Mr. Plnochet is oppressing his people, that we would lose interest In the Nicaraguan phenomenon, sigh <Eeply, and say, well, what we have gQt is one more Latin Ariiertcan dictator, so what else is new? The Soviet Union desires, in addition to sovereignty over the affairs of the world, certain concessions by the United States, to which md it is busy making diplomatic overtures of one sort or another. Would we rot welcome an overture by Mr. Reagan that says: Forget any summit meetings untll after tre disarmament of Nicaragua? "gunship diplomacy." Meanwhile, our aSSOCiate Donald Goldberg has learned that the Reagan administratiOn was ready to send troops into tre former Brltish colony of Belize, on the Yucatan peninsula llanked by Mexico and Guatemala at the northwestern end of the Caribbean Sea. There's little doubt thatBelizeisa strategic and climatic natural tlr drug lords aiming at U.S. markets. It's halfway between the cocaine fields of South Amerlca and dlstrlbution points in Fiorlda and tre other Gull Coast states. As early as the 1950s, according to roe confidential Drug Enforrement Administration report, "Belize (was) used as a transit point for substantial amounts of cocaine and heroin In the international traffic." The DEA report pointed out that "marijuana is indigenous to Belize and grows in ali parts of the country." The DEA estimates that nearly 700 tons of )Xlt were grown in Belize last year, of which 85 percent was shipped to this country. Our oources say the idea of smdlng Gls into Belize was first troached at an international law €ft!Orcement conference earlier this year, and the plans were then coordfuated with the U.S Embassy In Belmopan. Belize. Whether the plans will proceed in Hght of the Bolivian botchup is not clear. With any luck, the White House will caD off the Belize operation. Washington's drug-busters have already stirred up enough lll wlll in the tiny Cartbbean country by their reavyhan<Ed tactics. As we reported last year, a Beilzean cabinet official , Joe Briceno, was lured In to a DEA sting cperation in Miami, . arrested and · conviCted. He claimed M was set up by tre DEA after he stlccessfully blocked .tre agency's plan to spray tre Belizean ·countryside with the herbicide paraquat to kill mart· juana crops. A more recent case has exacer· 00 ted relations with Belize even tlrther. Last November, John Milwaukr' Ca llfo rn l "I'm SANCTION MAN. Remember me and Libya? Now - let's talk about South Africa. 'foday in history !roday is Friday, Aug. 1, tre 213th day of 1986 with 152 to tJUow. The moon is moving toward its new phase. 'The morning stars are Mercuty and Jupiter. !rhe evening stars are Venus, Mars and Saturn. :Jhose born on this dale are under the sign rt Leo. They include ex!lorer Wllllam Clark in 1TIU: lawyer and author Richard Henry Dana Jr. ("Two Years Before the Mast") in 1815; Francis Scott Key, composer of the "~ar-Spangled Banner," in 1719; author Hennan MelvUJe in 1819; actor Geoffrey Holder in 19ll (age 561; comic actor Dom DeLuise In l933 (age 531; and Fl'l.'llch fashion designer Yv~ Saint Laurent in 1936 1age 50) . pn this date In history: In 1790, the first U.S. census showed a population of 3.~.214 peo!le in 17 stites. 1907, the U.S. Army AJr Force was founded as part c1 the Signal Corps. II flOW 15 the U.S. Alr Force. ln 1911, Francis Gary Powers, P,Dot of ·a U-2 pilot spy plane shot down ovrr the Soviet Union in 1!lro, was k!lled whel\ his weather 1\ellcopter crashed in Los Angeles. In 1982. after a fierce art11Jery ban'age caused tll>usands it .casuaJtles In se,rut, invading Israeli forces seized Beirut Airport, apd the ·united Nations Security CouncU unanimously demanded a Ct'ase-flre. In 191ri, ccngrels approved a budaet c!esi&ned to cut the ...Willi deficit ~.5 ·bi!Uon In 19116, endlnf a seven-week flouae:8enate stalemate. Th~t saine day, a U.S. Anny lleutenant-1.'0kmel and slx ot~ peoJi!! vJere a1 rested by the FBI and~ wlthplottlngto~e~~d rnl.ssllestoAyatollah RtlhoJ1ah Khomeinl for use in Iran's war against Iraq. ."" , i thought for the day: In "MOlly Dick," Herman MelvUie wrote, "To prQduce a mighty book, you must choose a mighty theme." Jii .. · seem to make the Draft Iacocca venture somewhat dubious . Stlll. I only say he'd ';'probably" he a loser. Not definitely. For ooce upon a time there was a candidate who had never run for ]resident before, who almost ro one had heard of, who had a big and colorful family, one of whom sold mrms. This candidate told Amer· -~~ jl ~ .:~ll 6 6 .4~ 9~ .510 .1 ~ 91/ , 46 ]1)1~ 4:.- ~ H i 11 MinfK'!'.OI 4.1 $8 42ti 12 Oakllllld -14 00 .42.~ ua.t, n.May'HftaMb . CalllornJa M, 001kland !i C'k'\JI'Iand 8. Or1mlt J fhk'<li!O Sra t l ~ · ~' •G~ fltiHornlii l~ tlo n ~i t a t ~11 11 1r tl.i.in~ ~• o n ~- lt. 4:1\ p_ m Nf-A· York IGuidry J-!1 and [';irkm IHt at f'l('\·l'land tC'andJoll i ]().7 ~d Ck'l kPrs l2t . 2 1:ffl p.m Tr ·~a.o; t\'l'ttl ~9 and (Onl'a f. ~~ at MiN.·o•ukl•r IIA•ar.· i-10 and C:lb!<A>n 1-11. 2 ~ron a• Chk:f«<, ft.l!ll.t Texas at MUwakre. n.P,t Oakii!Jld I I M!llfftOia , nl~l Ci! IHarnla II !'f>lnlf'. niRtlt N!\TION.U lEAGUE ..... M L Pel . GR J:l 67:1 50 4i m ts~ Nl'Yo' York Mootrual Ph ill)• St . LouiS C"hlciiRO (,6 Plllsbrjth tl HoostOfl ~j~~ San Fran San DII'RO ~ .e 46 Billllm(J'I' t Di ~on 9-!lt ;11 Toronto •Kc\ 1:1-!lr . j ; ,l'> p.m K <~ nsa~ Ctt" d;;ckl;on&bt at Bu5ton 1Hu rl 'VH_ 7:.1'1 pm Df'trolt tTI'm'll 9-fl t at rhlrai!:D 1Dot!10n 7-ll '· Rp.m Ken Anderson is playing less and coaching more in training camp now that he Is no longer the Cincinnati Bengals" sta rting quarterback. For the first time sin({' 1972, Anderson reported to camp as the backup and is taking fewer snaps as a result. "He's stili a player. not a coach. and that makes him a great confidant to the young guys," Bengais Coach Sam Wyche said. "Young players may be reluctant to keep asking their coach questJons because they're afraid he'll think they're not smart enough to learn. But they can ask Kenny anytime." Even though he knows hi s playing time will be limited, Anderson. 37. said his approach to training ramp hasn 't changed. "My attitude is exactly the same as it has been the last 15 years." he said. "I'm getting ready to play because I have to be ready to play. I'm taking a few less snaps. but I don't think I need them at this point ih my career. And I'm sure Boomrr tEsiasonl can use them." Another quarterback who ap· pt>ars to have lost his job, Doug Fiutie, watched the New England Patriots practice Thur.;day. But Patriots coach Raymond Berry The Daily Sentinel tVSPS 14:.900) A. Dl\'lslon of Multimedia , Inc. PuiJIIsh«< evt>ry afternoon, Monda y throujjlh Friday, 111 Court St .. Pa- m£>roy. Ohio, by th£> Ohio Valley Publishin g CompanyiMultlmedla . Inc .• Pomf'rov. Ohio 45769. Ph . 992·21$. Second d i.ss poslap;(' pa id at PomNoy, Ohio. MPmbl'r: Unltrd Press Int ernational. Inland Oallv Prf'ss Assocla !lon and the Ohio NPwsPaper Association. National ~ LA 41.2 ?i 11z - ~­ 49 .m M .-195 4 6111 49 ~ ..fti 47 52 .m 1h 4fi !"il .f."ff 'l'll.lrMQ''111 RM'* San Frii.(I(' L~"' 3, Atlanta 2 lQI,! C'Ulcinn,;ll Atlanta SH Frldaf'aG~ Mont rfal rYoomans 10-61 il l i'Ol'Yo York rGoock'n J0-41 , 7:~ pm. Chlcw,ao tlyrrh ~- l1 at Pbiladd phl <.~ tCcmnan ~~ I. 7: :f.o p.m said his team is already set at quarterback. Fiutie, the former Heisman Trophy winner from Boston College, is currently on tre roster rt tt.? USFL's New Jersey Generals. He had D>en working out in Houston with some other Generals but returned to tile Boston area after Thesday's court decision awarded the USFL just $3 in its antitrust suit against the NFL. Berry acknowledged the 5- foot -9 Flutie "has got rare skills, but at that size, it's stUI a question lwhett.?r he can play in the NFL!." At Suwanee, Ga .. William An· drews. the Atlanta Falcons running back who missed tre last two seasons because of a knee injury, Thur.;day said his roiy concern now is helping the team. Anwews ha s been able to practice without pain after his two-year iaydf. Also, a federal judge in Wichita, Kan .. sentenced Kansas City·Chiefs defensive end Mike Bell and his twin brother Mark Bell, a former NFL player, to one year n prtson and a $5,00) fine on cocaine chargPs. ... The Tampa Bay Buccaneers anrount'{'d d!fensive end Chris Lindstrom has retired and defensive end Don Fielder will undergo kn{'(' surgt>ry. .. . Rookie linebacker Gary Spann, the Green Bay Packers' lOth-round draft choice, left training camp. Packers tight end Paul Coffman bel(an working out for the Orst time since he signed Tuesday. ... RliMing back Thomas Dendy, a 12th-round draft pick, and free agent defensive lineman Rich Stachowski werr among 14 players teirased bY the Denver Bronros. Scioto results By CERI'!SE i\NDERSON UPl Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - An arbitrator's decision has thrown the issue of drug-testing for major leaguers back on baseball's nego· tiating table, satisfying the play<>rs ' union but not the owners. Donald Fehr, executive director of the Major i.Rague Baseball Piaypr.; Association, said Thur.;day the union wants to negotiate a jointly administered drug pro· gram . He Pmphasizrd the union was wU!ing to discuss testing. but still opposed random testing of players. "We think we need a joint ov<>rall policy and we think testing may well have a place in that policy." Fehr said , adding the players were not open to "random, broad-based testing where everybody gets tested." Ruling on a grievance filed by th<> Players Association, arbitrator Tom Roberts issued a two· para!(Taph statement WednC'sday concluding that testing players for illegal drug use must be negotiated with the union. His decision, made after scveral days of rearlngs over three months. invalidated drug- testing clauses in !lf'ariy 600 major-league contracts. Baseball Commissioner Pl'tt'r Ueberroth, a strong advocate of random test in g, was awarp of the ic~ that be was very religious, that he d never tell a lie, that he drove a supmarine, that he grew peanuts ~r a Uving. And he swept t.he voters rtf their feet, was nominated and elected president. That was Jimmy Carter, a contrary man. · Carter ended up with a different , problem. He didn 't knowhow to run ' l a seco~d time. The fifth annual Syracuse Tennis Tournament has been sel for Wednesday, Au!(. 6 through Sun· day, Aug. 10, at the Syracusc Courts. Deadline for entering the annual event is 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 5. and the entry fees are $6 pius one can of haUs for singles; $12 pt>r team plus one can of balls for doubles. Entrles can he mad e by mailing checks to the SvracuS!i' Racquet Club, Box 734, Syracuse, ' . OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, AUG. 2 1:00 P.M. 2112-3 YEAR-OLD DAY NURSERY 4-and·S YEAR-OLD KINDERGARTEN FOR • .••• •. i..• lea ranee II ALL MOWERS .. :: SET UP, SERVICED and READY TO GO! ~ ........ .,, . I ',.,.......,.,..c........ ·- PEOPLES . ,,' I' MOIII(R F.D.J.C. , 5111 strwl N"' HMII, W. VI. 112-2135 ,, BANK lanlclng On Mp1on County'• 'uture . \ FOR THE LINEAR ACCELERATOR At HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER US J--•••• Plh o.nl••ll•. o•1• 1 tm-4 tm SUNDAY August 3, 1986 TOURS WILL BEllM IN TilE MAIM LOBBY THE PUBLIC IS INYITED Refrn~•ult will ~~ tervd followlat the Te1r1 2212 .llckton AftiiUI Point Plilllllll, W. VI. ' 675-1121 "' SIZZLIN' SUMMER SAYINGS ON USED FURNITURE (1) 16 (U. FT. Ill 17 CU. FT. COPPERTONE DEEP FREEZE REFRIGERATOR $199 (1111 (U. FT. REFRIGERATOR /FREEZER $250 $299 (H GENERAL El.E<TRI( REFRIGERATOR "$150 r I WilliE MA YT AG IIEIIIILT 111 GREEN REIUILT !like Ntwl AUTO. WASHER AUTO. WASHER $299 131 30 IN. GAS RANGES Ill 30 IN. FRIGIDAIRE ELEC. RANGE $199 95 (I) 24 IN(H WHITE $279 $148 &UP (1) 40 II. COPERTONE FIIGIIAIII RANGE $29900 • Ill ADDING GAS RANGE $199 95 MACHINE HEADBOARD RECLINER $2 soo ;. ......_..;...;;...;._ _+---"'"'T11T---t· (1) IIING SIZE ... $1 ;....00---li----$1_3_90_0--11 'Must bl 62 ye~rs of • or older Ptt. ftloll .. 'The Store With "All Kino of Stuff" - lor Peti. StiiiiM. I.Airgo • &mel Anlmeto • Lewrw Oftd Gordlnl ..., ...• 9 .. , .......rty Modom .....ly" SHW.Miill . •. !. NO GIMMICKS! NO MINIMUM BALANCE! R&G FEED & SUPPLY, CO • _ , , 01. .:j "FORGET finding a cactus plant for water. We're In the SouthEAST. " ' '"We Service What We Sell" ..... •.. ... -. SENIOR CITIZENS!* I I 21 DECK PUSH MOWER Maldonado, batting for Randy Kutch<>r. ran the count to 3-0 befort;" taking a strtke. He then fouled off two pitches before Garber missed outside for the walk. Maldonado entered the game 14-for-33 as a pinch hitterwit hfourhomprsand17 RBI. In Thursday's other games: Cleveland edged Detroit 8-7, an<) California downed Oakland 8-5. lnllaas 8. 11gers 7 At Cleveland, Carmen Castillo doubled home.Juiio Franco to cap a four-run rally in the eighth to ht'tp the Indians snap a three-game le>•ing streak . Scott Bailes. 8-6, scattered two hits over ii>ur inningS in relief of starter Rich Yeti . who allowed three straight homers. to Alan Trammell, Kirk Gibson. and Johnny Grubb in the fifth. Angels 8. A's 3 At Oakland. Calif., Brian Down · ing and Bob Boone each ripped first -pitch grand slams in con'<'i:U· tlve innings off Eric Plunk to lea<:( California. Mike Witt. 11·7, gavp up nine hit s, walked twoand st ruckoul six over 6 1·3 Innings. MOMS &DADS NO CHAR.CE CHECKIN·O ACCOUNTS • The Braves !ll'ariy broke open the game in the top of the eighth and again in the ninth when they tied tre score 2-2 on Ken Grilfey's RBI single. In the ninth, DaiP Mull'hy's Dy ball to left with two 00 was caught at the wall by Randy Kutcher. With two on in the eighth, Bruce Benedict lined a shot to third baseman Chris Brown to end the inning. Jose Uribe led off tre ninth with a walk off Garber, 4·2, and advancrd to second on Scott Garrelts' sacri· flee . Dan Gladden hit a hard grounder to third baseman Rafael Ramire!. whose throw went past first baseman Ken Griffey. With ruMer.; on second and third. Garber walked Rob Thompson on four pitches. Ohio. 45779. Participants are to report to the courts one quarter hour before the start of their first match. Ali events have a minimum draw and regis· t rat ions and starting time can be secured by calling 992·2365, 992-7511 or 992-lffil. Players will be limited to a 10 minute warmup before each match and a 12 point tie-breaker will be played at 6 aiL AU decisions of the tournament direc tor will he ftnio.l . TINY TECH !2 Weeks ......... .. .. .... ......... ....... . $67.6() in play. Garl!fr walked Maldonado with the bases loaded with one out in tt.? bottom of the ninth inning, his third walk of the inning, to force in tile winning run in the Giants' 3-2 victory , snapping a four-game losing streak. Fifth annual Syracuse tennis event to begin on Wednesday, August 6 LOW lUIYION IATIS .... •• ... ruling, IJ.Jt a spokesman said he would not comment on the arbitra· tor's decision. Owners of the 26 major· league clubs had begun inserting the drug-testing clauses Into individual player contracts after the union management drug program was terminated in October by the owners. Some ow!ll'rs believed th<> ruling by Roberts would stiffen the union 's resolve against testing. "I think (union) leadership has fought drug Jesting to the bitter end and they have to decide oometime that they are making a big mistake," Houston Astros General Manager Dick Wagner said. "I think most players. if they could freely vote, would be in favor of somp 9Jrt of drug testing." The players accepted limited testing in II>? previ:lus joint drug agr<PmPn l and Fehr said they probably would do oo again. "We believe that testinl( has a piac£' when it's medically indicated or there is cause relating to an individual." he said. The Players Association and Player Relations Committee, the bargaining arm for the owners. negotiated for nine mont IE before reaching the first drug agreement in May 1984. But Fehr said the part irs were just learning about the issut' in that round, and new talks smuld not take as ton,g . COLUMBUS, Ohio t UP II Whata Speed and Raindrop Alma· hurst won the two Ohio Fair Stakes races Thursday night at Scioto POSTMASTER: Send address changPS to Thl' Dallv !iecnt!n cl, 111 Couli St., '· Downs in the secon dot four nights Call Pomeroy, Oh.lo 457&). 992 _3824 of Ohio State Fair harness racing. Thisi is the second year the Ohio 173 Sovth Third. lllidtll""or! SVIIS(;RIPTION RATES 8)' Carrier or Molor Roul~ State Fair program has been run at Summer Progrtm ~or Your Child C.re Needa Ont' WN'k ........... ........................ $1.10 On(' Mont h ....... .. .. ............. $oUKl SclotoDowns. ~-~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~~~ One Yf'a r ............. .. ...... $57.20 Whata Speed won the Ohio Statr 1SINGLE COP\' Fair Trot for two year· olds ":.tie I'KICE Raindrop Aimahurst won the Statr Daily .... ............... .......... ..... 25 Cents Fair Managers race tlr two-year· Subscrlb<'rs not desiring 10 pay I he car · old tulles. In each race, a horse had riE'r may rE' m11 in advance direct to to win two heats. the Da ll y Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month bas is. Credl1 will bP ~\ven carrier ea ch Three elimination heats were run Wet'k . Inn each division with tt.? top three No subsrr tpllons by mall pt'l'mltted In in each teat returning for the ar('as whf'rf' hom<' ca rrit>r 5l'rvlcf' is championship race. available. What a Spee(\ won his ftrst heat in Man Su~rtptlon111 a record 2:021-5, beatingtre2:022-5 IMide Melp County Overcomer set last year. Whata 13 Wl'<'kS ........ ............... .. ....... . SH.56 26 Wl'<ks ...................... $29.12 Speed then turned a 2: 03 to take the ~2 w.. ks ... ...... .. ........ $1111.24 stakes rat'{'. Oul~klt Melp Counly Track Action and Mondo also 13 WN'kS ... .... ............... ............ $18.20 26 Wt't'kS ...................... . .......... $35.10 won heal races to advana>. Represent alive. Branham N<>Wspaper Sai('S, 733 Third Avrnuf' , N<:>W Yor k. New York 10017. -. ~ ~7 Atlanta Bravei;· reliever Gene Garber provided some temporary consolation. Leonard had delivered 4ll RBI this season, and llofthem had been game winners, a league high. Againsl tre Braves, Candy Maldo· nado collected his sevpnth of the year. without having to put the bali Drug testing issue back to negotiators- .~922 A.dvt>rtlsln~ :. .. . . . - :K)I~ Cincinna ti 1 ~ 0 .1-~t ~~ 1.0" An~ll'!> 1Honryrutt £.61. 10:1'1 p.m Atlunta IM11ht'r m-101 il l "-;111 Fran CISCO !R iur i 61. U:ffip .m. By Unlled Press lnlemallonal ,,•• ' 171,) .t6,o; +t!-4 ~ • .e ~ Anderson coaching younger Bengal QBs Zabaneh. a Belizean traveling in Guatemala, was nabbed by a DEA agent "who wore a 'Miami Vice ' cap," according to court docu· ments . Zabaneh was !llrlpsearched, handcuffed and flown to Houston wrere he was arrested. A U.S. magistrate found that DEA agents "did rot have authority to arrest" Zabaneh In Guatemala. Furthermore, the magistrate noted, tre United States has valid extradition treaties with both Gua- • temala and Belize - which meant the abduction was unnecessary. Nevertheless, the magistrate ruled that a 5-year-old indictment against Zabaneh for currency VIolations and marljuana dealing could stand. The media and public reaction in Belize have D>en intense, wi\hedltorsdenouncing the DEA for "infringing on Belize's sovereignty." There's no telling how great the resentment would be ll U.S. helicopter pilots started swooping in on Belizean martjuana ftelds. Berry's World 91 S1. LoWs tM::mn·s 6-2t at PlnsbUrgh tRhoa:-n lB-61 . 7: l'i p.m Hoosloo rKnrp]l('r 1.1.71 il l San Dll'_gco 1 H~· r ~1. xu~ p.m. fi::ll pm Iacocca's chances ________B_en_~_at_ten_b_er.=:..g cratic nomination in 1980. Now. Kennedy had D>en around elective politics since re was in diaper.;. He was elected to the U.S.Senateat the youngest legal age: :ll. He had campaigned in scores, if not rundreds, of congressional districts. Yet when the lull floodlights of a presidential campaign were trained on him. he suddenly looked like a turkey. Do you remember the lamous Roger Mudd interview when Kennedy couldn't even sensiliy answer the question: "Why do you want to be president?" It wasn't only Kennedy. Remember Ronald Reagan in 1976: eight year.; governor of CaHfornla, poised movie actor. He ran and lost primary· after primary, making gaffe alter galle, until he finally got his act together, only to end up a loser to Gerald Ford. But in 198l, Reagan was familiar with the glare rJ. t re presidential spotlight. He didn't make those kind of mistakes and he beat the field early. My old mentor and hero, Sen . Scoop .Jackson, had a somewhat similar history. He had D>en in public c1Uce ail of his adult ille. He ran for president for the first time In 1972. And he bombed. When retried again in 1976, this time much more famlliar with the electoral terrain, re dd much better and won several early important primaries before finally bslng out to Jimmy Carter. So, whetrer Iacocca runs or not, doesn't matter much. He'd proba· tiy lose anyway. He's a political rookie In tlte very big leagues. Jn addition, his r-ePutation as a thin-skinned egotist will will not ~tier fools gladly, hl8 lack· ot JXliltical experience which requires dealing with silt!ering fools, ail - ~~ 'KC"'""" ... There has D>en a great d!ai of talk and hoopla about the exotiC idea of ruMing Lee Iacocra chairman and . alleged savior of Chrysler Corp., bestselling author. hero of the . Statue rt Liberty fund -raising drive - for president of the United States of America. Iacocca runs well in tt.? polls, and Is highly visible to tre American !llblic because he appears regu. larly and vigorously on televisiOn oommerdals paid · !Or by his company. There is a "Draft Iacocra" committee with oome very skilled operatives working oo it. The otter day, Iacocca told the committee that he wasn't Interested . . In political code. that can mean Clle of three things: that l'e's not interested, that he may be interested or !hat he is very interested. Whatever his real feelings are, my guess is that ll he ends up ruMing, he'd be a loser. I say that rot because of any particular animosity toward lacocca. But the history of recent presidential contests since 1972 demonstrates one fact clearly: The first time anyooe runs for president he almost invariably does It poorly. There Is a reason for this. The number c1 presidential primarlet exploded In 1972. That vastly increesed the television exposure that candidates ra:elved an_d (All ~an enormou~ · amount of pressure on candidates oot to make gaffes, gOOfs and dumb statements. This Intense pressure has amllushed even candidates wl\h much poiltlcat experlena> .which laoocca does not ~t have. The CIIISIIIC Calil! was Sen. Ted KeMedy, who challenged President Jimmy Carter for the Demo- L Pd . GB 41 Of>1 rotr The San Francisco Giants received a big blow to their hopes of winning the Natltmal League West title Thursday when Jeff Leonard went on the disabled Jist with a chronic wrtst Injury, possibly lost. for till" season. Thursday night . at Ibaon S llhrl'IOI'f' a1 Toronto N~· York at CIP.dand "'"'".;·"" ' "''" ""' "'"" ·"''i "".. ..," "' ""' ..., ,., " "' .wn " " "' Ba!l!mor Toronto Clf'\·t·lnd Curbing drug troops __Ja_ck_A_n_de_rs_on_&_D_a_le_Jt;_an_A_t_ta WASHINGTON - The Pentagon's embarrassing foray into the Bolivian drug wars may have a silver lining after all. The ·fiasco was of such stunning proportions that it just might lead the White House to call rtf its proposal use of Amertcan troops ~r a similar drug oust in the tiny Caribbean country of Belize. The Bolivian government's lack of interest in a seriOus effort to stamp out drugs is certainly understandable. Dope brings In bU!ions of dollars to the poverty· stricken nallon. Congressional In . sider.; tell us the main purpose of the pre-doomed raids was to IJ.ll ro enough of a show to assure continued U.S. atd to Bolivia . Tipped off well in advana> by Bolivian government soura>s, the drug traffickers got away scot -free. The net result wat~an in crease in anti-U.S. sentiment throughout Latin Amerlca, wrere the U.S.· assisted raids were regarded as just one more example of highhanded Yankee interference or ........... c..,. ..... &sfon NN York By GDUlY MCMGAN Ul'ISportll Writer K.~ nu~ f'll)' WERICAN IE.\GUE ly llnlltd.....,... la&ern.tlonal win contest; Jeff' Leonard hurt ...' SICOnd Stnet Milson. W. VI. . m-5514 SMALl (21 FLOOR MODEL CHAIR $1 oooo (1) $600 . '. STEREO .RUTLAND FURNITURE ·'-'Z!'~•'••W•....,. •• Are ·....., n.. •• ••~~r.'D • " •" :.. .. >;, ' ·'' -I' to" ., · ~: �Friday, August 1, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio By The Bend OR Oll... 011l Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICH Semlnel staff Writer Have you been the victim of a violent crime? , I hope not · 'just In case. ' me fUI you In aspects of help that Is avaUablelf you ever need to know. Most people don"t know where to tum for help after they have been victlmlled by a violent crime. Too many assume that their only compensation under the law Is to hope the perpetrator of Ihe crime Is apprehended and pwiished. Many victims, however, do encounter unexpected financial obligations and tum toward traditional sources such as medical-hospital insurance, sick-leave and otll>r programs. Too often victims exhaust ail r1 theSe avenues and siUI find themselves In need offlnancial help. However. there Is help out there. I don't think that enough of us are aware that innocent victims of violent crimes are entitled to compensation under the laws of Ohio - and have been since 1976. This compensation is not made JX!SSible by lax dollars. Awards are financed by the assessment <X court costs on anyone found guUty r1 criminal <ifenses. Claims can be filed right here In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court If you wish wl must be fUed within one year after the crime has taken place. The crime, also, must have been reported to pollee within 72 hours. The maximum award Is $:5,<m tlJl keep in mind that benefits are available not only to victims but to dependents ol a deceased victim d a violent crime- that Is, those who were dependent upon the victim for care and support at the time <X the victim's death. There are flUng procedures. I the whole world, and lose his own soulr' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . 804W . Main 991-llll Pomoroy - Matthew 16;26 "' MEIGS nRE \ \ CENTER, INC. ,, ft'\ \ill, \ Syracuse Veterans Memorial Hospital BEN lFRANKLIN• 115 E. Memorial Dr. 992-2104 Pomoror TRINITY CHUROI, Rev. W. H. Pl>nin. Supt. Cb urrh Sdrol 9: 15 a. m.: \\'(I"ShJp Serv1e 10. lJ a.m. Choir rehearsal, TUesday, 7:l) p.m. UTidPr dirfctlon of Lols Bw1. POMEROY CIIUROI OF THE NAZARENE, Corl't'l' Unloo and Mllllll'rry, RA>v. pastor: I:Rbl:ie Buck, Sunday School Thomas Glen MCClung, pastor. Norman Presley, S. S. Sup< .. Sunday School, H l a. m.: morning worship lO:ll a.m.: £'\'mingsll"\11ce6 p.m.: mld-v.ft-k set"Vice, Wednesday, 7 p. m. rnACE EPtsalPAL CHUROI. :126 E. Maln St .. f'lmoroy. Sunday Sl'!Vices: Holy communion on 1t. first Sunday of each rronth, and romb1ned wtlh morning rrayer on the thirdd Sunday. Morning prayer and sf!'rron on all oti'v'r Sundays d the ITDnth. ChW"Ch School and Nursery cart> provided. C..offee OOur In the Parish Hall lmJTlfdiately foUowlng tiF senrlce. POMEROY CHUROI OF OIRJST, 212 W Maln St .. Nt'U Proudfoot. pastor Bible School 9: :D a.m.; MorningworshJp, :IO:ll a.m.: You th Middleport. Ohio . K&C JEWELERS ~ U l.Ragut>. mmlbers In chargP. all women Invited; 6:45 p.m. ThW>day, Corp; Cadet 0""" tYoon,g People-Bible!. 7: lJ p. m. Bible Study and Prayer mt"E'tlf"€. ~to tt.> public. POMEROY WE~DE CHUROl OF OIRBI'. :m!6 Children's Homt' Road 1Countv Road 76). 002-52..15. Vocal musk'. Sunday Wrisi hp 10 a.m .; BU>Ie Study ll a.m ., Wtnhlp, 6p. _ m. Wednesday. Bib!< Srudy, 1 p.m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN - :CHURCH. Alvin Curtis, pastor; Unda Swan . • ' ·~ Sup! Sunday School 9: l"J a.m.; preaching sa-- -, ..tc.s. first and third Sunday following Sunday . - srnro Youth meE>ttn,g, 7::1) p.m. ('VE'IJ' SWl - . :day -: · GRA HAM UNITED METfDDIST. ~ · Pr('ach \ng 9: 30 a m . first and se-cond , Sun " : da ys of roMl mont h: th rd and f ourt h Sun ~ . da y t'd Ch month worship serv icPS at 7: 30 p . - m : Wf'dnPSday Pvt>nlngs at 7: 30 p m _ · -· Pr ayt>r a nd Bib It> Stu dy. SEVENT H-DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb - -· rrry Helghl s Road , Pomf'roy LRr oy : srur h. Pas tor. Sabbalh School Supt>rin · l(>ndr nt . Rh onda M arkin Sabba th Sc-hool · -· lx'g\n s at 2 p.m . oo Sa tu rday with worship : : servirf' loll owln ~ a t 3: 15. E\'e rvont> w(' l- comr RUTL AND FIRST BAPTIST CHc RCH Sl~ t e r Harrl€"11 WamPr . Supt . Sundav Srhool 9<lll il m .: Mornin g Wor~hl p . J O · .J·~) a.m. PClMEROY F1RST BAPT IST, Lvston Ha llf'v . minl slf'r . Will iam Snooffn · Sun . dav SChool Supt . Sundav Scllool . ~ . 10 a m ·, Morn In~ Worship 10 · .10 a .m ' FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po~ 'mero.v Plkf'. E . Lama r O'Bryanl . pastor: • Jack ~('(Id s. Sunday School Dlr{'(' tor . Sun da y School . 9: 30a .m.: MorninJZ Worship . 10: <lJ, f'V f'nin~ worship, 7:00p.m. 1 D.S.T. ~ : ·& 7·.10 d·: S.T 1; Wf'dn PSda ~' Prayf'r Srr \'ICI\ '; 00 p m rD.S.T.t & 7 30 P.M. 1E.S. T. 1, Mission Frif'nds ~~PS 2·61. Roval .. Amha10sadors tbov s 32€''> lt.IR 1. and Girls ~ In Acti on !.lJ;:t>s 6-.IRt on Wt'dnt>Sd<!)-'S, i p. m iDS T. i &7 : lOpm tE.ST . I:TuPSday Vi <;ltnt ion. 6: :10 p.m. FAIT II TABERNACLE CHl:ROI . Sal If'\ Run Road. Rrv . Emmf' tt Rawson. pas tor Ha ndl r~ Dunn. sup t Sunday School. to a.m .. Sunda y E"VE'nln2 srrv lee. 7. 30 p m . . Blbl(' lf' achlnJi!:. 7:.J'l p m T h ur s da ~ · · SYRACUSE MISSION . CHeri')' St .. Sy racusf'. Srrvic£>S, 10 a.m Sunda v. Ev('llin~ . Sf'I'\'I("('S Sunda~· and Wf'rl n ('Sda~· at 7· 00 p. <i ': J - ·m MIDDLEPORT CH LIRCH OF CHRI ST . lN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rrv . Kf'llh Eblin. ~astor . Sunda;..· S('hool 9. 30 a .m .. W.Jd f' • 1fa vma n.supt : Morntn~ W ors hl p . I 0 ·.10 a Sunday rvenln~ srrvlcr i : 10 p.m : . .W£>dnPSdav Praver Met>1lng. 7: .1U p.m MT. MOR IAH OlURCH Of' COD. · Rarl nr . R('v . Ja ml?!i Saurrfleld. pa!'!nr. : f'rwman Williams. Sup\ Sunda v S<·h()(l \ -~ : -1 5 a.m Sunda;..· and W ed nescta ..- 1'\'f'n · Jn g sr-rvlces . 7 p.m . . -. MIDD LEPORT FIRST BA PTIST · ' Cor nN Sixth and Pa lmt'r E ar l Edrn. P.IS· • 1or. Ra y Fields. S.S. Supt. : Dan Rl~u s. : ~s s t Supt. Sund ay School. ~ - 1 5 a .m . . Morn l n ~ Wor!;h lp. 10:15 a.m .: S un da ~' . [vrnint.: M'r\'ICP, 7 p.m. Your h tn{'f'tiflR. ~7 . 30 p.m Wed nt>Sday: f'VPnln~ H• rvlr r i p. • .. rn .: Choir prar tl('l' ~ p . m . : ·in.: m ;:-;'~;;;,:et 992-3785. Pomeroy Rev. Seldon Johnson AL FRED - Chu rch Sch ool 9:30a.m.; Worship , 11 a. m : UMY FG:JOp.m.; UMW Third TuPsday. 7: 30 p m. Communion, f1rst Sunday . ~Arc h er t CHESTE R - Worship 9 a.m.; Church School lO a.m.; Blblt> Stu dy. Thu rsday, 7 p. m: UMW. fi rst Thu rsda y. 1 p.m.: Commu nion. firs! Sun day (A rche-rl. JOPPA- Wors hip 9:30a.m.: Church Srhool 10 :30 a.m . BiblE' S!udy Wed nesda y, 7:.10 p.m . (Johnson \ LONG BOTTOM - Chu rrh School 9:30 a m.: Wo rs hip 7 p.m., Blblt> Study. Wed nt>s day. 7: 30 p.m : UMY F. Wednf'Sda y, 6· 110 p .m ., Communion First Sunday, 1Arrhe-r 1. REEDSVILLE - Church School 9· 30 a. m.: Wors hip Serv\re ll :OOa. m. IDN'Il'r l. TUPPERS PLAiriS ST. PAUL Churc h School 9 a. m. : Worship 10 a.m.: Ai blf' Study, Tue-sday, 7: 30 p.m.: UMW . Third TuC'sday. i· JO p m .; Commun ion First Sundav ~Ar('hE"rl . CENTRAL CLUSTER lkv. James E . Corbitt Rev. Steve. Nellon Rev . Melv in Fnnklln ftt> v . Clemente S. Z•niA"a, Jr. Andrew Ruhenkln « AS Rl ." RY !S) rac use-1- Worship 11 a .m. . ('hu rl'h Sc·huol ~ : ~ 5 a.m : Chargf' BlbiP Stu dy, W(>d nPSday, 7.30 p. m.: UMW. !Ir s! Tul'!>dav. i : .~ p.m.: Choir Re-hea rsal, Wf-d n('Sda v 6:30 p.m.: UMW. fou rl h Su n.' da~· . 6· .'\0 p m ~ NE'Ison 1. F:NTER PRISE - Worship 9 a. m.; Church SC'hool10 a.m.: Bibl r S!ud v. TUC'S· U.1 y. i : :m p m : UMW. Firs! Mond'aL 7:30 p m. CMYF' Sun day , 6 p.m. ChOir Rrhrarsa l.li: .lO p m Wed n f'~dav . !Fra nklin \ FL AT WOODS- Chu rch sChool.lOa m Wrorship. l1 a.m .: Bibl r S!udv. Thu rs d;n , 7 p.m . L! MY F. Su nd av: li p.m. tF'r.mklin l. FOREST Rt: N - Worshi p ~ a m.: Churl' h Schoo l 10 A.M.· Choir practk£'. Tupsda y. h:.'lO p m.: UMW . fl r5t Tu psday , 7 :II:Jp.m . •NPls on~ HE,\ T H 1Middl eport I - C'hurch School. ~ 10 .1.m .. Morn in ~ Wor<:hip 10· 30 a .m.: Youth Group, 4 p.m.. Wrdnesday. Church Choir r('hPar sa l. 7 p.m : Thursda\', Prd\'Pf Sf'fvicP. 6:.10 p.m . Blb lr ~ tu dy . 7 p m 1Zuntga 1. MINE RSVI LLE - Wors hip Se-rvicE' \0 a.m.: Church Srhoo l. 11 a. m.: UM W. !hlrd Wr-dnPsday, 1 p.m .: Choir prac tlcr. Mond c~ .v. i ::\0 p.m. I~P I Sonl. PEARL CHAPEL - Wors hip Srrv lrr 9 n m.. Chur<"h School II a.m.: L'MW Sl'· ro nd Tu l'sd a~·. 7: 30 p.m : UMYF' last Tur!'da.v , 7:.10 p.m. IRuJxonkinJ! I. POMF.ROY -Church School . 9:15 u.m. Wur!'h! p 10:.10 a. m.: Choir reh('a r sal \\'Mnf'sda.v. 7:10 p m.: UMW. st>cond Tur"-d.t .\' . 7:.'\0p.m : UMYFSu nd ay.fi p.m. R.-,.. •Cor bllt~ . HOCK SPRINGS- Church School. 9 15 •1m.: Wor ship 10 a .m : Bible Stu dy. wro. nrsday. 7:30p.m .. UMYF 1&>niors1. Sun cia\ ~ p . m . : !J uniors \ E"VE'ry ot her Sun d J~ . ti p . m 1Franklln l. RL'TLAND- Church School . 9: ~~a . m .. Worsh\j), 10:30 a.m.: UMW (£VE'!1in ~ Clr · r lr1 S<'COnd WPdnPSda y. 7:30 p.m : UMW 1Afl f' rnoon Circ lt' l s('('on d Thu rsda .v, 1 p. m. 1R u tlf' n ki n ~ 1 SALEM CENTER- Church School10 a. m.: Worship 9:<15 a.m. tRutx>nklnJ(l. SNOWVIL LE - Worship, 8: 30 a .m : Churrh Schoo\ 10 r~ . m . 1 Rub£ankln 2 1. Rev . Paul McGuirt Re\1. Keith Rader ,· MJDDL F.f'ORT ( Hl ' RCH OF r HRIST ~ ~lh ,.nd Main . Bo~ Mrll on. _ mlni ~ ll'r . r\ 1 . t:J arr~on. as!'OC. mlnl,. tr r. M1k P (JC'rlar h, . ' Sund a~· School SupPrlnl l'ndPnl Blh\1· )c-Mol !l: 'l(l a .m.: MotninJ! Worship 10:.10 ·..J .m . F:vl'nln g Wors hip 7: 00p.m Wf'dn<-s ~l \'. 7 00 p.m Pravl'r m.-etlng . • MIDD LEPORT CHlRCH OF '11fE ~,\­ •iAn E~ F. . Co· p,t.-.ror" Rr,· Ch;Hirs Co_vlf' :)md R,.,. \anf'~· Co_vlr Bill Whiu'. Suncla .v .., rhOol Sup!. Sunda .\ Srhool 9 ~ U ot .m .: ' ifornln~ Won•hlp ](!:lOa m E\·;mgf'llst lc 1JIN•Iing 7: 00p.m W!'d nf'Sda .v. 7 tMJ p. m . "'lrayrr m('('ti n ~Z . ·· ·UNITDl J'R ffl BVTERIAN MINL, TRV •, OF MEIGS CO U:O.T\' :• 84>\1. Kea \t'llldn tton • HARRISONV R. LE PR ES BV TERIA t-; .""CHURCH - Sunday: Wor~ hlp SrrY in ..; -'). 00 a.m .: Church Sc-hool lO:IS a.m.. ,; MIDPL EPORT PRESBY TE RI AN . JIUnday School. 9 a.m.: Chu rch wr"IH '. iJ): 1!\ a.m. •. SY RACUSE F IRST UNIT ED PRESB\ "'l'ERIAN - Sunday &hoot. 10 a .m.: )?burch oervlcf. 11:15 o.m. • .RUTLANP CHURCH OF GDD. Pastor . ~ehn Evarts. Sund ay Sch ool 10:00 a .m.; "'Sdllday Mornin g Wors hip ll :OO a .m. Chll · Ch~rc.!! p a .m. Sunday Even ln~ :.n..n·s . .. '! KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Vern on E ldrld~ e. mi nister; Ollver Swain . Sund ay School Supt . Preaching 9:30 a.m. pach Sunday. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION . Geor ge Anedo, pastor. Sunday service, 9:30 a. m .: t-venln ~ serv ice-7: 30p.m. Prayer meeting , WE'dnE"Sda y, 7: 30p.m . BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHUROI OF CHRIST. Joseph B. Hoskins, pastor. Bible Class, 9:30a .m.; Mornlng Worship 10: 30a . m .: E v~lng Worship, 6: 30p.m. Thu rs da y Bible Study, 6:30p.m . NEW STIVERSVJLLE COMMUNITY CHURCH , Sunday School service. 9: 45 a. m.; WorshJp SE"n'lce- 10:30 a .m .; E vangeiJ.sUc Service 7:30 p.m . Wednesday: Prayer mecollng 7:30p.m. Thursday. ZION CHUROI OF CHRIST. Pomoroy. Harrisonville Rd . Robert Purtell, minis ter; Stt'Ve Stanley, S. S. Supt.; Bill McElroy. Asst. Supt.; SundaySctrool9·30a.m .: Worship !e'rv lce-10:30 a .m .; Evenln~ wor ship Sunday 7 p.m and Wedne-sda y, 7 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHUROI . Pin e Grove . The Rev. Willia m Middle-s warth , pas!or. Church service 9:30 a.m.; Sunday SchoollO: 30 a. m. BRADBURY CH URCH OF OIRIST. John Wright . pastor. Sunday Sctloo\ 9: 30 a . m.: La rry Haynes. S. S. Supt. MornlnJt worsh ip 10: 30 a. m. RACINE OI URCH OF THE NAZA · RENE . Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm. J r.. pasror . Ora Bass, Chairman ot I he Boar d of Chrls llan Life-. Sunda y School9: 30 a .m.: MornIn ~ worship 10:30 a.m .; evang('ltstlc servlct' 7: 00p.m. Wednesday serVicE', 7 p.m . LI BERTY CHRISTIAN CHUROI , O.x· wr. Woody C~ ll . past or. Se-rv ice-s Sunda y 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedne-sday, 7 p.m. RACINE FI RST BAPTIST. St011• 04-avPr, Pastor . Mike Swiger. Sunday School Sup t. : Sunday Sch ool 9:30 a .m .: Morning worship 10: 40 a.m.: Sunday rwnln ~ wonhtp 7: 30 p.m.; WE'dn esda y r \'enln g Bible study 7:30 p.m. BU RLINGKAM COMMUNITY CHUROI. Burllnt<ham. Ra y LaOOel'mJit , pastor. Ro· bC'r! Cozart. assis1an1 pas!CI'. Sunday School 10 am.: wors hip 7 p.m ; Wt>dn6day, 6 p,m. ~ ·ou1 h mf'('t ing: Wed .. 7 p.m. chuf('h se-vtces PINE GROVE HOLINESS CH URCH, 1\ mill' off Rr . 325. Rev . Ben J . Walts, pa stor. Ro!M>rt Spa rles, S.S. Supt. Sunda y School 9:30a .m.: Morning WOr ship 10:30 a .m .; Sum1ay I:'VPnln~ servi ce- 7:30 p.m.; Wed nf's da y S('rvice. 7:30p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Li llie. pas tor. StE'\'e Lillie. S. S. Sup!. Sunday School 10 a .m.; Mornin ~ worslp . 11 a.m .: Sunda.v ('Vening worship 7: 30p.m. Prayer m(l(lfln l!l: and Blblr srudy Thu rsda y, 7:30 p. m : Yout h meeting Wed nesda y a! 7 p.m . REJOI CING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 3R3 N. 2nd Ave-.. Middleport. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunda y E-venin g 7:00 p.m .: Mid-week. sPrvlrr, \\'ed ., 7 p.m . LANGS VILLE OIRJSTI AN OIURCH, Roberr E. MusSE>r, pas tor. Sunda y School !U O a. m.: Paul Mu sser , supt .; Morning worship 10:30 a .m.; Sunday Pvenlng sPr· viCf'. 7 p.m.: mld·WE'f'k servic£', Wed nes day, 7 p.m . sYRACUSE CH URCH OF THE NAZARENE. R£'v. Glenn McMillan . pastor. M11ry Jani CE' Lavt>ndt>r . Sunday School Su pt . Sunday School. 9: Jl a.m.; Morning worship 10:30 a .m.: Evangelistic .service, 6 p.m.; Prayer and Pralse Wedn{'llday, 7p. m.: Youth m~llng , 7 p.m. EDE N UNITED BRE:THREN IN CHRIST. Elden R. BlakE', pas tor. Sunda y School 10 a .m.: Cary Reed , Lay leader . Morning Sf'r mon. 1l a.m .; Sunday night st'rv lCE"S : Chr lstlan Endeavor 7:30 p. m., Song Sl'rv icr 8 p.m. Preaching 8: Jl p.m. Mld·wetk praye-r meettn g. Wednesda y, 1 p.m APPLE GROVE- CHurch School '9:00 a m Worship. 10:00 a.m. tflrsr a nd third Su ndays \: UMW Sf'rond Tuesday. 7:30 p. m.: PrayN m(>("tin J!, WE'dnesda y.7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Rog 1Cran•1 . er Watsm , pastor. Crenson Pratt , Sunday BETHANY - Worship, 9 a.m.; Church School Supt. Morning Worship 9: 30a .m .; School, 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wt'dne-sday, Sunday School 10:30 a .m .: Eventng servlct, 7: 30 p.m. JO a. m.: Dor cas Wome-n's f E'Ilowshlp, Wed nC'sdav. 11 a m. ! McGuire) . MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donold Shuo CARMEL - Churc h SChool 9: 30 a .m.; paslor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt: Worsh ip, 10:45 a.m . SPcond and Fourth Sunday Sdtool 9:15 a.m .; Ev"'lnl Will'· Su nday s: Fellowship dinner with Sutton W!l\:~~-m ; Prayer Meetlltg, 6:30p.m . lh1 rd Thursday, 6:30p.m. ~McGutre 1 . EAST LETART - Church School 9a.m.: 'IVPPEks PLAINS CHUROI OF Worship 10 a. m. second and fourth Sun· CHRIST. Dove Prontlce, mtniJter . Oeryi days: UMW rJ rst Tuesday, 7:ll p.m. Wella, Supt. Orurdl School 9 a.m.; WorrG racl:'l. ahlp Sorvlce, 9:'5 p.m. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a. m.; OIES'J'ER CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· Church Sc hool10 a. m. (Gracel. RENE. Rev. llorbort Crate, putor. MORN ING STAR - Worship, 9:45a.m .; Frank Rltflo, •pt Sunday SciiOOI 9: 30 a. Ch urch SC'hool, 10: 30 a .m.; Bible STudy, m.; Worthlp lfrvk:e. 11 • .m. and 7 p.m . Th ursday. 7:30p.m. (Rader) . Sunday. Wodneoclay, 1 p.m. Prayor meel RAC INE WESLEYAN - Church School, lltf. 10 a.m.; Worship 11 a .m.: UMWfourth Mon· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIDDIST day at 7:ll p.m.; Men's Pra)'W ,Bieekful, CHURCH . Rev. Robert Mlllor, pallor. Ro· W<'dnesday, 1 a.m. (Grace ). bon E. Borton, D!roctor <t Christian EduSUTTON- Chureh School, 9: 30a.m.; callon; Steve D>lln, uolltanl .. &lnday Morning Worship 10: 45 a .m. Ursland third · Sdlool9: 30 a.m.; Momlni worohtp ~ : 30 Sundays; Fellowship dln nfr With Carmel a .m .; Cbotr practice, Sunclay 6:30p.m .; third Th uroday, 6: 30p.m. CM'rGulrel . . Evt!!llti WCJUhlp 7: 30 p.m. Walnetday Pravor and Bible Sludy, t; 30 p.m. i -- .. DEXTER CHURCH OF. CHRIST. Charles Russell Sr., minister. Ri ck Ma · comber, supt. Sunday School 9: -lt a .m .; Worship ~rvlc e 10:30 a.m. Bible study, Tue-sda y, 7 ~ 30 p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF J ESLS CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS . Port ~ land-Racin(' Road . Willia m Roush , pastor. Linda Evans, chu rch sc bool director. Church school9: 30 a.m.: Morning 'NOrslp 10:30 a. m.: Wednesday evening prayer services, 7:Xi p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT~ l'ER ·DAY SAINTS, St. Rl. 160, Gallipolis. PH. H6-7f86. VIctor PolJ.tano. Branch Prt"aldent: Bob ~ton, First Counselor; Jerry Dupre, Second Couns(')or ; Dallas Peden, Branch Clerk. Sunday Services: Sacrament meeting, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:10 a .m. undrr dlreclton d. Mil· lard Foley, President., Brad Painter and Geo rge Gill, assts. Nursery for ages 18 mo. to 3 yrs. under direction ol. Mlllle Watson . Special serv iCfl at 11 a .m. for Primary (ages 3-12 ), Karen Dupre, pres., ~va Sines, lsi Coun .. Judy Mount s, 2nd Coon .: Young WolllE'rl' s, Karen Peden , Pres .. Carol Keet, lsi Coon., Ka y Politano, 2nd Coun.' Young Men , Ken VIckers, pres., Oa vkt Dyck. lSI Coun ., Da vid Machir. 2nd Coun .; Rell ~f Socif't (women ). Fran ces Taylor, pres. , Jessie Sy arr , Homemaking Coun ., Ma rJe Denny, Educ. Coun .; Pries· !hood unde-r direction ct Elders Quorem: AI Sines, pres., Wa11Tylor,l5t Coun ., Glm Pratt, 2nd Coun . Wed . 7 p.m. Young Women and Young Men' s activity night . Ev· ery Jrd Thurs., 7 p.m.. Relief Society Homemaking meetlng. The public Is Invited lo all meetings. For lnformatton ce. U 67 $4401 or 146-0190. BETID..EHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler, pastor. Worship serv lc(', 9:30a.m . Sunday SchoollO : l) a.m. Bible Study and pra yer lt'rvlre Thursday, 7::.> p.m . CARLETON INTER DEN OMI N ATIO N~ AL CHURCH, Klngsbul')' Road. Rev. Do · vld Curfman , pastor. Sunda y School 9- Jl a.m .; Ralph Carl , Sup t. E vening worship 7: 00 p.m. Prayer me-e ting , Wednes da y 7: 00p.m. LONG BOTTOM CHR ISTI AN, Vernon Eldridge, pas tor ; Wallace- Damf:>W ood , S. s. Supt . Sunday School9:l1 a .m.: Worship SE'rvict , 10:30 a.m . HYSELL RUN HOLINESS OlUROI. Mlkr Thompson, New Haven . WV , pastor. Sund ay School at 9: 30a .m.: Morning wor~ hlp at 10:30 a. m.; Sunda y evening serv ice at 7: 30 p.m. Thu rsda y services at 7:30 p. m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Kn ob, loca ted m County Ro ad 31. Rev. Lawrence Glut>S en<:amp, pastor. Rev . Roger Will ford , au t. pastor. Prea ching SE'rvlces Sunda y 7:30 p.m. Pr ayerm ~ ttn g Wednesda y, 7: 30 p.m .. Ga ry Gr~fllh . ll'Uder. Youth lft"OUps Sunda y evenin g at 6:30p. m . with Roger and VIolet Willford, IE'e ders. Communion serv!Cf' first Sunday ea ch month . WHITE'S CHAP ElWES LE YAN CHURCH - Coolville RD . Rev. PltUIIp RIdenou r, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a .m.; worship service 10:30 a.m.: Bible study and worship se-rvi cE'. Wedn esda y, 7 p.m . RUTLANP CHURCH OF OIRIST, Paul Pratt, pastor. Bill Nicholson, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m . Morn1n1 Worship and Communion lO :ll am.i!unday EvonlnJ SoN Ice 6 p.m . RvrLANDBIBLEMI!TIIlDIST . Amos Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hudsoo , supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Momlng worship, 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday evening tervlce 7:00 p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO pro· gram 9 a.m. each Sundly . RVTLANP CHUROI OF TilE NAZARENE. Rev. Lowoll Ford, putor. Sunday School9;30 a.m.; Worahlp servke 10:30 a m.; Youna people's service 6 p.m . Evanaellatlc s ervl~6: 30 p.m. Wtdnetday aervlce7p.m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mlllor St .. Masoo, W. Va. Eugene L. C<mger, ministe-r . Sunday Bible Study lO a.m.; Wor· •hlp ll a.m. and 1 p.m. WodnBidaY Blblo Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASS EMili.. Y OF GOO, Dueldille Lane, Maoon , W. v•. J . N. Tllackor , pastor. Evonlni service 7: 30p.m.; Women'a Mlniatry, Thunday, J:30 a.m .; Wodnnday Prayer and Blblo Sludy, 7: 15 p.m . HARTFORD CHUROI OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. WUilam CampboU, pulor. SUnday Sdlool t : 30 a. m.; James Huibe., aapt. EvenlnJ ift"YI~ 7: ~· p.m . Wednsdly even me prayer meet· tnsT: 30 p.m . YCJUIII Jl'&yer ...-vice eacll Tuesday. FAIRVIEW mi!LE CHURCH, Letort, W. Va .•. Rt. 1, James Lew lit, pastor. Wor· ahlp IOIVI~ 9:30a.m.; SundaySchoolll a.m .; Evontnr worlhlp 7: 30p.m. Tueoday cottqo prayer m..ttnr and Bible Study 9:30 a.m .; Worthlp ...-vice, Wetln-y 7:30p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHJ;RAN CHURCH, Agsnog, /no. {~) Acress from the Courthouse POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 Bill Quickel and Ruth Ann Rawlings-Coats-Blower (row's Famill Resta..-ant FUtiRAL HOME "F•IIII•f Kt~lll~ g Fflti Clrld11" "Serving Families" 228 W. Main St., Po1111roy 264 S. 2nd, Middleport 992-5432 t----:~9,.,92-5141 _ _........_ _ _ _ _ _-J MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Gary Holl er , pastor . Sunday School, tO a .m.: worship service, U a.m .; prayer meeting . 7:30 p.m. Thursda y. LIVING WORD CHESTER CHUROI OF GOD - Gilbert Spmce-r. pastor. Sunda ~· School 9: 30 a.m.; Mornin g servlcf' 10:'00 a .m.: Sunday evening service 7:00 p. m.; Mid-week prayf'rrservlce Wednesday Walnul and Henry Sts , Raven swood, W. Va . The Re-v. George C. Weirick, pastor . Sunday SChool 9:30a.m .; Sunday worship 11 a.m. CAL VARY BIBL E CHURCH. located on Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 ne-a r Flal wood s. Rev . Blackwood, pastor . Servi ces on Su nday atl0:30 a.m. an d 7: 30p.m. wllh Sunday School 9: 30 a. m. Bible Study, Wed nesday, 7::10 p. m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUS ADE FOR ~~~t~t St. Rt . 338. Antiqu ity . Rev . Dicken s. pas!or. Sunday mornTij~?.~~ · ·iensllttu ngday evenin g 7:30 p.m . o:_: • 1 7:.l'J p.m . ffi MM UNITY BAP · TIST Robert Byer s. Sunday SchoollO a.m.; Worship se-rvlct> 11 a.m .; Sunday evening se rvice.7: 30 p. m , Wedn esday evenlng servtce-~: 30 p.m. INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHUROI Inc., Pearl St. , Mldd leporr. Re-v O'De-ll Manle-y, pas tor. Sunday School 9: 30a .m.: Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; Evening wor ship 7:30p.m. Tuesday, 12: 30 p. m. Women's PrayE'r meetln g. Wf'dnesda y, 7; .}) p.m. Pray e-r and Praise- service. CHURCH OF J ESUS CH,IUST AP OS· TOLIC - VanZandt and Wa rd Rd. Elder James M111er. pastor . Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.; Worship Service, Sunday, 7:30 p.m.; Bible Stud)', Wedn esda y, 7: 30p.m. POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS. Harrisonville Road . Rev. Dewey Kin g, pastor; Clinton Fau lk . Sunday School Supt. : Sunday Sc~ool 9: 30a .m.; mornin g worship , 11 a. m .: Sunday eventng sE"fVIct> 7:30 p.m. Prayer ME"E't ln g, Wednt'Sday, 1:30 p.m. SYRACUS E FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-PrnteC<Ista l. Worship SE'rvlce Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday School 11 a.m . Evtnln g worship se rvice "i' UO p.m . weonesaay prayer mf't'lln g 7:00 p.m. MT . HERMON UNIT ED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Loca led In Texas Community off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev . Robert Sanders. pastor. Jetr HoltE'r . la y lt'adPr: Ed Roush. Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a .m : momlng worship and chlldrE"n's church, 10:30 a. m .: evenln g pr eachl n~ se rvice on th e second and fourth Sundays at7 :30 p m .; Christian Ende-avor on the first and third Sundays at 7·ll p.m. Wednesday prayt-r mee-lln ~t and Bible study, 7: ll p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on 0 . J . Whit e Road of Highway 160. Pat Henson . pastor . Sunda y SchoollO a. m. Classes for all a,l{es. Junior Churc h 11 a. m .; Morn ing worship ll a. m. Adull Choir prac tice 6 p.m. Sunda y. Youn~t PPo · pie-'s, Children's Chu rch and Adult BibleStudy, WednE"Sday at 7:l.'l p.m. HOP£ BAPTIST OIAPEL . 570 Grant St. , Middle-port . Affiliated with Southern Bapllst Co nvE'ntlon. David Bry an . Sr .. Mlnlstt>r . Sund ay School10 a .m.; M o rnln~ worship 11 a.m ; Eve-ning worship 7p.m.; Wednesda y evro lng BiblE' study and praye r meeting 7 p.m. BRADFORD OIURCH OF CHRIST. St. Rl . l 24 and Co. Rd. 5. Mark Seevt>rs. minis· t£'r . Sunday School Supt. Harry He-n dricks: Sunday Schoo\9: 30 a .m .; Morning worship 10:30 a. m.; Evening worship 7 p. m. WPd ne-sday worship 7 p.m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHU ROI, Corner Syca more an d Second Sts .. Po m eroy. Thr Rr v. Willia m Mkldles warth, pslor. Sunday SChool 9: 45 a. m.: Chu rch serviCE' 11 a.m . SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr . Anthony Glann amorP. Ph. 992~ :;&98 . Sa tur ­ day Evening Mass 7 ll p.m.; Sunday Mass. 8 a.m. and 10 a.m . Confe-ssions mr half hour before Pach Mass . CCD rlasse-s. 11 a. m. Sunday . VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd S1 . Middleport . J ame-s E. K E'e!it"(', paslor. Sunday morning wors hip 10 a m.; Even In (!: service 7 p.m.: Wednesda y f'VMtln g wors hip 7 p.m. VIsitation, T hursday 6:30 p.m . l ____________________________ .J l Rev. Don Archer Re\1. Roy De~ter SQUTHtRN CLUSTER Re\'. Ro1er Ora« ~ we lose or misplace one of our earthly possessions, as we all do occasionally, it amounts to either a minor annoyance or a major calamity; depending on the intrinsic or sentimental worth of the object. Fortunately, this is rarely a tragic occurrence, because very few of us are endowed with many items of great value and we are generally more careful with them, as well as with our irreplaceable mementoes. Whether a lost item is found or no\ it offers a lesson as valuable as the item itself. If it is found, we can thank God for his goodness and resolve to be more carefu I in the future. If not, it illustrates what we learn at our House of Worship: to rely not on material things, but rather on God's love and guidance; our two most valuable possessions, which can never be lost or misplaced. MEIGS COOPI!RATIVI! PARL'IH UNITI!n MI!THOniST CHURCH NORTIIEAST CLUSTI!R I'Tlf'('tll'lp)i. 6: 00 p.m .; Evening wors hip, 7: 00 p. m. WE'dnesday night prayrr ml'f't1ng and BiblE' study. 7: Ill p.m . TilE SALVATION AR MY , 115 Butternut AvP .. Pomeroy. Mrs. Lklra Wining In charge. ~nday holiness mE.'E'tin):l:, 10 a.m.: Sunday School. lfr II a.m . Sunday School, YPS M E\ol&> Adams, lt>ader. 7: .11 p.m. Salvation meet~ . varlous speakers and muslcsJretals. Thursday, ll: .JJ a.m to 2 p.m. Ladlf'S HorrJ:> Keepsakt Sf>rv icr 7·00 p m \\.·eel.. 6 p.m. YounJ;t La · dles' AuK!liar)'. Wl:'<l nf'Sda y. 7 p.m Familv Worship . ' HAZE L ffiMM UNITY Ol URCH. 011 Rt 1 2~ . 3 mi les fro m Portl and·LOn J'!' Bottom. Eds('l Hart. pas tor _ S unda~' School. 9: ."10 a .m .: Sunday momin_g prcachinfi{ 10::10 a .m .. Sunday rv ('l'lin g sC'rvicrs . 7:.lJ p.m. "'IDDLEPORT FREEWILL -~·~·:,~ ; CHt:RC H. Corne-r Ash and I Cundiff. pastor Sunday School Morn i n~>? Worship , U .OO a.m .. W<dn•esdi and Sa turday Ev€'n in ~=: Sl>rvi('(>S a t 7· m , ....... • 992-2975 . Pomeroy l' 992-3978 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Ph. 991-!101 I ~. 106 luttarnut An .• Pomoror, Oh. 204 Condor St. Pa1111roy, OH. RACINE PlANING MILL , RALL'S Mill Work· Cabinet Making Wr~~~ ... . . (6141992-2039 or (6141992-5721 Jonn F . Fultl, Mgr. 1 Mei/(s County's Oltku Flori!l 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 45769 6t4/ 992-2644 FlOWERS FOI IVERY OWSION 7pm MT . OLIV~ COMMUNITY CHURCH, Lawrence Bush, pastor . Max Folmer . Sr. Supt . Sunday School and Morning Worship 9:30a.m.; Sunday evenlngservlce, 7p.m.: Youth meeting and Bible Study, Wednesday. 7 p. m. UN ITED FAITH CHURCH , Rt. 7 oo !'o· meroy By-Pass. Re-v. Davkl Wiseman, Sr., pas ror. M('lvln Drak(', S . S. Sup!. Sund ay School9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10: 30; E\•enlng Worsh ip 7:30 p.m .; Wednesda y Prayer Serv\('(', 7:30p.m . FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad St., Maso n. Sunday School10 a.m.: MornIng worship ll a.m.: E venlng service 6 p. m. Pra yer m('('tlng and Blblf' Srudy WednE"Sday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyl• Borden, pastor. Corn eliu s Bun ch, sup!. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; Second and fourth Sundays wors hip sendee al 2: 30 p. m MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St. , Midd le-port. Rev . Gilbert Craig, Jr .. pastor. Mrs. E tvin Baumgardn er , Sunda y School Supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a. m., Worship Se-rvice, 10:45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CH URCH OF CHRIST -·Joseph B. Hoskins. eva ngelist. Sunda y Bibl e Sludy 9a.m .; Worshlp.10a .m.; Sun day evening service- 6 p.m.; Wednesday eveni ng SE'rvlrt', 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt . 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday evmln g service 7 p m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m . CARP ENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, Supt . Sunday School 9: 30a .m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. PrayersPrvice, altern ate- Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Notllngham , Sunda y School Supt . Sunday School 10 a .m . wit h classes in all ages . Evenln J'!' services at 6 p.m. Wednes day BIble stu dy a t 7: .]() p.m . Yoo th servi Cf'S Frl· da y at 7:30p.m. · ECCLES lA F ELLOWS HIP, 128 Mill St. , Middleport. Brother Chuck Mc- Pherson. pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m .; Sunday f>Vf'nln ~ Sf'rvic PS at 7 p.m . and Wedn esda y sE•rv lces at 7 p.m. ANTIQ UITY BAPTIST . Ken neth Smi th, pastor. Sunday Sc-hool 9:30a .m.; chu rch srrvlc£> 7: 30 p. m.; youth ft>llow ship 6:30 p m ; Bibl e s tudy, Thursday, 7: 30 p. m. F'U LL GOSPEL LIGHTOOUSE, 3l145 Hiland Road, PoiTtProy . Tom Kell y, pastor. Danny La mberl, S. S. Supl. Sunday mornin g srrvlcP atlO a. m .; Sunday evenln_g se-rvice 7: 30p.m. Tul'Sda ;· and Thu rs da y Sf'rvicE"S at 7: :JJ p.m . WORD OF FAITH, 9J Mill St., Middle· port. Sunday mornin (l SE'r vtce 10:15 a.m .; Su nday f'Ven ln~ 7: 30. Thursday mornin g Blblr st udy 10 a.m. Wl'd nesday E'ven in g 7:30 pm. NE W HAVEN CHURCH OF TH E NA ZARENE. Rrv . Glendon Stroud, pastor. Su nday School 9: 30a .m.; Worship se-rvtct>, 10:30 am : Yout h servicE' Su nda y 6: 15 p. m. Su nday Pvenlng service 7:00p.m . Wed ne-sday Prayrr Mf'{'f!n g and Bible Study 7:00 p.m. NEASE SE:TTLEMENT CHURCH, Sunday afl prnoon Sf'fV I('("S a t 2:30. Thursday rv enin g SCJ'\IICPS a1 7: 30. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W. Va. Pas tor, Bill Murphy. SundaySdlool 10 a rn .. Sunda y £'V enlng 7:30p.m. Prayer mf'('flng and Bibles rudy Wedn esday, 7:30 p.m Everyooe welcome. RUTLAN D FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· te-m St Rf'v. Pa ul Taylo r, past-or. Sunday School tOa.m.: Su nday evenin g 7:00p.m .; Wednesday e-vening prayer meetln&: 7: 00 p.m. SOUTH BET HE L NEW TESTAM ENT CHURCH, Sllvrr Ridge. Duan e SydOtt · strlcke-r, pastor . Sunday Sch ool 9 a.m .; Worship Service, 10 a. m.; Sunday evPnlng service, 7:00 p.m. Wedn esda y nig ht Bible study 7:00p.m. If you're Into softball, you might be Interested in a Oass C and D softbaU tournament sel for Aug. 9 and 10 at the elementary school In Waterford. For more Information call !1!4-4001 or !1!4-2972, the 614 area rode, of course. Entry fee Is lro plus two baUs. If you wUI he working wllh your organization- orwltiDutll - with food at the Meigs County Fair, the last chances for you to &f'l the required tuberculin skin test, are coming up. You can gPI lhe tes t done on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday next week at the Meigs Tuberculosis Office located in til' multi· purpose building, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, from 8:30a.m. to noon all three days or you can go to the final evening clinic whirh will be from 4: 30 to 6; 30 p.m. Monday at til' Chester Fire Station. There Is no char!J! for the service. . . ~ " p ... ·---- . . , . . , . . , ,. . . . ._ _ _ _ _ . _ . . _ . . . . Showdown: U.S. vs. apples I have a little problem with some of the Interest rates right now don't you?. I mean, that's quite a gap betwren what you "pays" and what you "g!ts" .. .do keep smiling. attending are to Jake tll>lr own table service. Diane Simpson, Buckeye Girls State delegale from the Racine uoll, reported on her activities there. It was noted that the unit had a Doal In the Fourth ol July parade at Racine carrying out the theme "Stars and Stripes Forever'' which took a second place award. The president thanked the legionnaires who helped wlth the Doat. Louise Stf'Wart presided at the meeting which q>ened In ritualistic form . Frances Roberts had the opening prayer. Officers' reports were given. The fall conference to be held on Oct. 2 al the Pomeroy Legion hall was announced. Mrs. Eunie Brinker provided the traveling prize which was won by Leora Young. Mrs. Stewart served refreshments. Mrs. Oara Pierce <X Athens spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. James Circle. Mrs. WUma Snyder of Columws spent a few days with Lula Circle. Mrs. Richard Young and son Eddie of Sidney, Ohio spent til' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush and Dlvid Young. Florence Circle caUed at the homed Eunice Brinker m Sunday afternoon. There were 53 presmt for Sunday scliool on July 27. Mrs. Elsie Circle Is recuperating at the home of her daughter Sue Hager of Racine. Best wishes to you Elsie. Mrs. and Mrs. Chris Circle, son and daughter of Racine and a sister of Mrs. Circle from Germany called at the home of Mrs. Lula Circle m Sunday. Mrs. Robson talked on planting and caring for bearded Iris. She said t IJ>y do best In slightly alkaUne soil. Tips on blending herbs was given by Ruby Diehl. She suggested tarragon, bas il, parsley and lovelace for salads; and rosemary, savery, parsley, bay leaf, al)d marjorie for soups. Next meeting wUI he an open meeting at the Rutland Methodist Om rch on Aug. 25. Mrs. Paul Curtis wUI II> guest speaker and the regional qlrector, Mrs. LuciUe MacCumher, will give an OACG update. A tour of the flower gardens of Mrs. Bolin preceded the picnic at the Atkins home. Memtrs of the Friends and Flowers Garden Oub were guests. Mrs. Atkins had devotions reading, "A Uvlng Parable" from Guideposts. For roll call members answered by naming 'a wUdflower they have used ' ~ arrangl'ments. LBke Anthony lta111f Ruof birth is announced ROCKFORD, Ill. !UP!) - The U.S. attorney's office has filed suit against 672 cases of apples, claimIng they were overprocessed'with a preservative and unfit for human consumption. "A quirk In the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act makes us sue the product, not a company or person," a spokesman at the attorney's office said Thursday. The case, the United States vs. 672 cases d eYaporated apples, was flied last week in federal court In Rockford. Let's all do our share! MEIGS [OUNTY LinER CONTROL 992-6360 or 992-3371 ~ Mark and Tamara Mossman Ruof are announcing the birth of a son, Luke Anthony, June 19 at Alaon Children's Hospital. The infant weighed five pounds, 15 ounces and was WInches long. Mr. and Mrs.· Ruof have a daughter, Sarah Marie, two. Rutlie and Ruby StEWart ol Pomeroy, Leo and Gerry Ruof , Pittsblrgh, Pa., and Earl and Patty Moosman, Rulland, are the grand· parents. Frances Hysell, Pomeroy, and Eslie and Frelda Mossman, Newark, are greal -gran~rents. PACKAGE INCLUDES: XL Trim, Clfpttlng, Swlfl9"aw"Y millort , Powf' tttertng, AII-FM t tereo riNIIo, Tinted gfne ~ ...... ASAVINGS OF $872~ PACKAGE INCLUDES: MinimUm rtll a lle, Htavy"((uly blllet'y, Bright low1nount twtno-a*l'f rNrrort . All· Mnon BSW P125 7SRI155L llrH, Tinted glasa, Convenience ur-. All•llloly tuottMik, c ...... grillo, Llghl grat'P, Cruittconrrol, TilllltltrinQ whetl, liLT Larl8t trim. AM-FM 1tereo radto, £\ec:trDntc clailtl ctoctc. lpofl whHI covers. Air conclttlontng, ftott. bench 1111 and more. ASAVIHGSOF$744~ Dan Hayman and Faith Trio Revival planned in Apple Grove featuring various area speakers ' " • ~------------~--------------------------~' . Ernie Johnson, formerly of Rutland, received his doctorate of ministry in Christian counseling at the Bethany Theological Seminary on June 12. Dr. Johnson graduated magna cum laude and Is presently pastor of-the First Christian Church In Mount Vernon, Ky. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Johnson , Marietta, and Is the grandson of Mrs. Grace Greer and the lale ChaUie Greer of Syracuse. BARGAIN-~-MATINEES SAT · SUN I WEOIIESIJ.Il - All SEATS S2. SO ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .50 16: ~? ..... Man receives doctorate Carmel area happenings Canaday, Anne Elizabeth Turner. Binda Diehl, and Neva Nicholson. The group partlcpated In the installalon ol Mrs. Bolin as OAGC president. Mrs. Woodard reported thai the Rutland Club received lhrtl' awards, superiors for publicity. program, and home Dower show. It was noted that Ruth Erlewlne, Nea Nicholson, Eva Rubson , Stella Atkins, Ruby Diehl and Marcia Denison furnished Dowers lor churches. Thank you notes were read from the Grace Colwell family and Mrs. BoOn. The WUkesvllle Garden Club's 50th anniversary Dower show was announced and the schedule read. For the program, Stella Atkins read "How to Have Lots of Azaleas" from Flower and Garden Magazine. She said they look best when planted In groups and thai the best time for planting cu !lings Is In mld.July ID mid -August. 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST Our ln•ence llr Good Is So Important Ahaz-Son and successor ol Jotham, and lith king ol Judah. He reigned 16 years, B.C. 729-714. He respectoo nell ll>r God, the law, nor the JX'Ophets. (Smith Bible Dictionary) Ahaz Is shown as a follower <1 evD doers. He walked In the way o1 the kings d Israel. He also made human sacrifices, and made his son to pass through til' fire. He became Involved In Idolatrous wors hip: and sacrlt!ced and burnt Incense In til' high pl aces and wider every green tree. II Kings 16:1-4. It appears that some cultural values were att ri buted to Ahaz concerning til' sun dial. Isaiah ll; 8 and n Klngs ~ : 11. Ahaz neither foUowed the good example d David nor his la ther Jotham in doing that which was right In the sight of the Lord. U~lah. his grandfather and Pl'decessor as king before his lather Jotham, was a greet king In economics. He opened sea ports, established trade and trade lines, and subdued the enemies ci: Edam Phlllstla and Arabia. (Laymans Bible Encyclopedia) . But siMed 1~ allowing his pride In his successes to usurp the role d a priest 1n wring Incense in the temple. He wu stricken wlh leprosy as punishment i>r his llln. · What part does eva Influences have In causing chtldren and their chU<J,en's chUdren In serving graven images mentioned In 11 Kings EvU influences have an Impact on the way others look at us. Consequently we must strive to give lnDuenoes lor good, Many times the good we have done Is i>rgotten and uvershadowed by mistakes and sinl. 'I'hm!fore, let•ua cBI'I!h!Uy serve the Lord, admonish and ln!luence all ourtovedmesandcontactstoserve God . -I'MtorGJen McCJa., Pome10] ~ .. the ,.., l!lle. Ernie Jolnon And- theMeigsCounty lloardof Elections would like to remind all government subdivisions !hat filin g deadline for til' November election Is 4 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 2l...so If you have anything In mind .. . Auxiliary officers are announced Commlltees were appointed at the recent meeting of the Ametlcan Legion AuxUiary of Racine Post 002. Appointed were Julla Norris, veterans affairs and rehabUilallon; Mary Lou Beegle, Americanism; Opal Diddle, children and youth; Betty Bearhs, community service: Vickie Ables, foreign relallons; Beulah Nelgler, legislative; Libby Willford, Linda Turley , and Opal Diddle, ways and means; Margaret Yost, poppy chairman; Linda Turley and Nancy Whllteklnd, color bearers, and Betty Bearhs, sergeant at arms. Plans were made for a picnic to be held on Aug. 28 .at the Racine Park. In the event of rain, II will be held at the Legion hall. The picnic will be held at 6 p.m. and those A workswp In preparation for the Meigs Cwnly Fair flower shows was held at the Monday night mtFtlng <X the Rutland Garden Qub held at the oome of Mrs. PauUne Atkins. Janet Bolin, an accredited judge d the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, critiqued the arrangl!ments for the llll'lllbers. Dorothy Woodard gave a report on the OAGC convention held recently in Cincinnati. Otll>rs attending from the club were Pearl stipulations and other aspec1s Involved in taking part In the program and I can't go Into every detaU. However, there is a toll !rtF poone number - you might write this down for ruture reference and It Is 1-!0J.824-W through which you can dlsruss your problem. Also we have a few <X the brochures on hand at The Daily Sentinel ci:flce - you'rewelcometo ooe giving details if you'd llke to stq> by. SERMONETTE ' · Rutland Gar,den Club has meeting ~,l Help for victims Pomsflg Flow~, $hap FRANCIS FLORIST profited, if he shall gain " Friday, August 1, 1986 Page- 6 This Message and Church Directory Spom~ored Ely The Interested fi,~~inesses Listed On This Page. "For what is a man The Daily Sentinel Several speakers wUI be featured provide music tJr the SI'I'VIces on when revival services are held at the closing evening. lhe Apple Grove United Methodist Chun:h starting Wednesay and ruming through Aug. 10. They wUI Include Rev. Mel Franklin, Wednesday with 1111sic by the VIctory Quartet; Rev. Carl Hlcb on Aug. 7, 8 and 9, and Rev. Steve Nelaon on Sunday, Aug. 10. Music on Aug. 7 wUI be by the Eagle Rlfllle Choir and Din Hayman and , The Faith Trio, wiD sing m Aug. 8. • Music m Aug. 9 wiD be by Rev . Somy Zuniga while Sheldnalt wUI ,, .. I I I �Friday, August 1, 1986 Pomlrov-;:Midrlapctt. Ohio . i I j Co:mmunity calendar/ area happenings ' · FRIDAY Meigs REACT wUI meet Friday, 7: :.1 p.m., at the senior citizens center. All members urged to attend. f'bMERoy - ·:ream . · · RUJ'LAND - Tent Fl'VIval at Forest Acres Park, Rutland wit~ the Rev. James Keaton through .Sunday, . · : RUTLAND - "Kids Krusade" Will be held at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene through Friday at 7 P,;m., youth age five years through sixth grade. ·:: POMEROY - Tent revival Don Mora property, Five Points, begln,ll)ng Friday, continuing through ·A_ug.l5, services 7: 00 p.m. nightly. .Sunday, Aug. 3 and Sunday, Aug. W, covered dish dinner at noon. E;vangellsts Herbert Inscoe and Patricia Eastham. Special singing. rEillllon Satunlay, Forked Run State Park, baslaet dhmer at noon. REEDSVILlE - Reedsville United Methodist Women sponsorIng bazaar Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Reedsville Fire House. Refreshments sold; craft and yard sale Items. . RACINE - Free entertainment with the Bend River Boys and Fred Sayre at ,' the organ will be cl.6!red Saturday evening, 7:00 to 9, at the Shrine Club Park, Racine. Public welcome. h!l'f cl. Christ wUI honor Sunday schOOl teachers. Fellowsblp dinner at noon oo the church lawn. p.m. Molllay In Ill! school band room. Scheduling lor Ill! fair tlod stand wUl be posted. SUNDAY LONG OO'J'roM - The Long Bottom Community H<rnecOIIIlng wlll be held Sunday at the Long Bottom Commuillty Building. Potluck dinner at noon. Program at 1: :ll. Public Invited. n.JPPERS PLAINS - Oran!!" ToMtShtp ~ wUl meet at 8 p.m. Mooday at the home c1. Clerk Dorotby Calaway. MIDDlEPORT - Evangeline Chapter 172, OES, annual OES and Masoolc picnic 2 p.m. Sunday on Route 33, southbound roadside park. SUNDAY RIJJ'LAND - Reunion Orlando andKathrynDavls,Sunday,Forest Acres Park. Basket dinner at noon. · POMEROY - Bible School, South Bethel Church, begins Mon· day thrllugh Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Oasses tor nursery through adult. August 1, 1986 annual Chapman and Myrta HOI Famlly reunion wUI be held Sun· day, Aug. W at the Portlal\d Park. Those attending are to take a covered dish and their own table service. Dinner wW be served at noon. AD relatives and lrlends are Invited to attend. · Reunion ALEji).NY - The annual Green; Ogdln.Caster !amUy reunion will be; ll'ld Sunday, Aug. 10, 'at <;olumbla· Chapel Christian Church at Point, Rock between Albany and Wilkes-: ville. Picnic at noon. Entertainment; In the afternoon. Friends and• family welcome. ' EAST MEIGS - Important business SEIISion tor the Eastern District Athletic Boosters meeting at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday In the high scllool cafeteria. , RIJI'LAND - Rutland VIllage Council wOI meet Thesday, 7::ll p.m., at the civic center. Softballloumey WATERFORD - Class C&D softbaD toornament will be held Aug. ~ 10 at Waterford Elementary In Waterford. Entry fee Is and two softballs. For more Information caU !llf.«ll4 or !1!4·29'72. 111gB nudon POMEROY - Biggs reunion Sunday, rome of Nathan Biggs, State Route 124. A basket dinner will be held at 12:00. All relatives and friend!: are Invited to attend. Carr l'l!lldon ALBANY - The 15th annual Carr reunion wlll be held at Lake Snowden, Albany, on Aug. 10. A potluck dinner wDI be ll'ld at I p.m. sro MIDDlEPORT - Revival, Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church begins Monday conUnulng thrllugh Saturday, 7::.1 p.m.; Clovis Van· over evan!!" list. 11 ~~"2.:0~~1 Hymn sing ELITE POLE . BUILDINGS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL ~ ORAND OPENING ON NAnONALLY FAMOUS KINDLEWOOD COAL & WOOD STOVES FIREPLACE INSERT fEAFORom · Nortlo tnd Soudl bltwaan iou41. 42.43& 4hltuotod in I~ unlncorporatad VII· toga of Chellar, Chellar Townohip, Mtlgo County. Ohio. The Maigo Coonty Commiuionert wMI Real Estatelll JU1111 216 E. 2nd St. . . · Phone 1·(614)-992·3325 . ."!'.- . vitw the aho of the propoaod ••· eating at11 o'ctcok A.M. on Augull 13, 19811. Tho pur· IMid welfare. The plet dl· acrfbing tht tocatkJn of thl alloys propooad 10 bt vecatM mey bl vtewed at coal furnace for economi cal heat. carpeting, range, refrigerator. 3 porches and dbl. garage on corner lot in Ra· cine tor $24 000. IAUNDR(liiAT - 20 wash· ers, 12 dryers, etc. for just $6,000. . NEAR BURLINGHAM 4.85 acres in the woods. 2 BR !railer, II\ balhs, range refrigeralor & well water: Only $16,000. RUSTIC HILLS - 12 yr. ~d ronch lamily rm . wrth wood· burning fireplace, 3 BRs, rice kitchen , 2 porches & garage. BRADBURY - 4 BR family illme, cook & bake units, woodburner, carpeting, pa. neling, patio, garage, carport & level lot. SYRACUSE -Lg. 2 ~ory 8 rm. frame with lg. ~1. 4 BRs, basement & 2 porches. Ask· ing $25,000. RT. 7 BY-PASS- Business location wrth old illrre. Basement, 2 porches & drilled well. SACRIFICE - Just $18,000. Nice 8 rm. home oo Union. 2 . baths, cenlral heat, ca<petn g dla Motge County Commi• aionen. office, Meig1 Coun· Po~ .._ .• ,. Melgo County Commluionera (7) Mory Hoballllar, Clork 26; (8) 1, 21c Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE The Public UtHHioo Comm...iDn of Ohkt hat Ht tor pt1blic hetrlng Can No. all· 12·GA·GCR, 10 otviow tho foil COli FICOVIrf Bvr~~euH Home r.t• of UtHitiu c.....,eny, Inc .. tt. opara· tion of k1 jultment OFFEI GOOD THIU 1/15/16 SSO WILL HOLD YOUR STOVE TILL FALL YOU WILL NOT FIND AN EQUAL QUALITY STOVE AT THESE SAVINGS ANYWHERE 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH (Guaranteed) PlENTY OF FINANCING AVAUILE purch•• g 11 ad- clauu end related metters. Thlo heorlng io ochoodultd 10 begin ot 10:00 t .m. on Thuroday, Augul114, 1918, II tt. Otrlceo of tho Commlooion. 180 Etot Brood Straot, Columbuo Ohlj) 43218·01173. Allntar: tltad paroono wilt bt glvan on opportunity to bl hoard. Further Information mey be obtained by contoctlng tha Commlllion. THE PUBLIC UTILITES , COMMIIIION OF OHtd By: Nancy L. Wolpo. n1ot IIACINE - Good 8 rm frame oo 124. Has 3 or 4 BRs, central air & heat basemMt &4 porches. RACINE- One floor , 3 BR home. Nice e~rpeling, Buck wood stove, ran relrigera· lor1 .~icrowave freezer. 2 nuUSES - One livable, crte needs work, cistern &lg. lol in Minersville. Starting at $15,000. liW PORTLAIID - 20 acres, 1981 Kirkwood 14xlll mobile illme. 1\\ bJth,drilled well &I!Jndeck. POITWID - 6 rm. one floor older home, barn, drilled well, lol 206x206. Only $11,000. • CHESTER - 3 BR tnt lloor nice home. llmment, dri· leld well & nict ~ldtiJI , WPPEIS PLAIII ;.. One acri 101 82x531 111 Ri. 7. hflllll PN'IIIII Secretary ltlo, further, ORDERED, Thotacopy o1 dill Entry "- oervodupon tt. comp1ny and all ottwr par· tlea of record. ,. ' '' ., ' HEATS UP TO 3000 SQ. FT. HOUSE STANDARD EQUIPMEtn ON All KINDlEWOOD STOVES: •Twin Blowers •Automatic Thermostat •Glass Door •Large Ash Pan f. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO lv loilh A. Rotrdon, Attorney Exomlnar (71 21; (811. 2tc Public Notice BUY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY .. OLD TIME HEATING CO. FACTORY OUTLET • .. . . II I' ...'· ., 101 2nd '"· Gallipolis, Ohio ." ' . ' OPEN: Mon.-Fri. ...r • i ' 8-4;30; Sat, 9-6; ~ NEW USTING -12x65 mo· bile home w~h range , refrig .. new LR surte, new breakfasl · set, gas furance. 42 gal. water heater. NEW LISTING - 6 rm. frame wrth full basement, po.. of the eforu1ki view· ihg and he1rlng will I» to de termini whether or not the vocollng of uld olloyo lo for tht public' I conv.n•nCI ty Ohio.CounhouM, . ," . ..... . - CALL 667·3271 Co!llflll the QMIIIy Before 1:t.rtJ mo. PHONE 992-2156 0 Clll·2·811 Ctttlllltl JWIWII I I H• I1 1d1 1r I 1 11.11!1 r SIDING Guaranteed OPEN MONDAY THRU PH. 949·280 I or 949·2160 No Sunday Calls 3111/tho MIDWEST SEAL & STRIPE Serving this area with PoweSeal seol 'outing and striping and making of Asphalt & Con,rete. 1·614-696· 1337 1-614-593-8693 6-23-'86·1 mo. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEIUTE SAlES &SERVICE IIIVJ AFill TIM w. ...., Shp '"hltlu RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 4/ 1/ tfn BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John DMro, New Hollon!l, Bush Hog form Eqtipment Dealer ~4 CHESTER - Rlllly o nice 3 ll!droom home wifh full base· mtntand larp level yard. Corporl &agreallocalion in tcwn . P4rl00.00. Station~ry, Magntlic Signs, lubbor Stamps, lusintss forms. Copy Sonicn, Etc. 255 MiU St., Middt.,.,t 104 Mulbtrr' .h., '•meroy 992-334_""" Roger Hysell Garage Restores Faded Oxidized Finishes To Showroom Lust11 oCARS •TRUCKS •BOATS •PLANES & MORE Proservao 8o Seals Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Aleo True1111111on PH. 992-5682 By Mkhatl Norton 992·2038 , From Harsh WE COME Elements TO YOU" w / APS DUPONT TEFLON or 992-7121 6·17-tfc FREE Est. & D•monstrations AM Work Guaranteed In Writing Tired of Hanl Rutty Wator? Wo Hove Tht An· swtr.... SPRING SOFT Now A Small Monthly ltntal · Plus fnttiollnstallotion Puts A Softonor In Your Home Todoy ILtoll with Option to Buy) loconr Ownod. 20 Yn. hp. DAN S WAIER REFINING 304-992-2996 J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales 7/!1/'86/1 302-863-8321 5 cu. ft. Chest , ONLY 1249 RADIATOR SERVICE Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ne Complete Outler Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Typeo ~ t!liW~ '13-' 80 OM F., d.,• ..... 139 73-80 GM flock• Penelt ............. .. 18 n ·?t Ford Fendlfi .. .... U9 TNdl led Linn .. .. .. ... . . .. . Fu11 11715 Mini 1111 FlUE INS1'ALlATION 2 'I'A W.ARRANTY lttitftctloll Gu•rtnt•d F'" D•li¥ ..... il Tri ltJC•AtN DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 Buying /Selling Gold, Silver 14K Chains, Coins, Collector's Auessorits Bullion SUMMER HOURS 1-7 M-TH 985-3937 card today. NO ONE REFUSED. Call IR.tundlble) 1-&18-4&i· CARPET CARE - Dw.rf rlbblt . Call 814 ·448- 1149. Plumbing and electrical work 8 ldtt1111 to give tlW8'f . 2 mel• and 4 t.mal•. 8 WHU old. C1l (FrH Estimates) PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AIEl CALL llpliy Office For lours 304-372-5709 10-lof«c We C•"Y Fithlng Supplift Pay Vour Coble & Phone Bills Here 8 cu. ft. Chest ONLY '299 . lustiiUS I'IIONI 1614) •n-mo VINYL SIDING WE HAVE MOST AU POPULAR BRANDS AT Hotpoint Refriltlltors 16141 992:7!1.4 THE SAIII. LOW PRICES .£SI)8f(! I'IIONI As low As Black Asphalt Roof C01tinc 1419.95 $10 •Certainteed •Mastic; •Aicola BISSELL BUILDERS 95 5 GAL. Aluminum Asphalt Roof C01tin1 95 5 GAL. $20 MGM· FARM CITY POMEROY ·•614-992-2181 . hasont1~la . ' I to give 111d VllfV teme. 2 klttena. 304·468-1823. Trtt tor fi,.,.ood . 304-17&· 2920. BliCk poodtt. ltmtlt, houM dog . 304· 117!H5123. Signing up dealers now tor Fritndty Homt Part Ill . Eamyour kil by hiVIng Fritndty Parties. Toys end 01111. 1 good way to make extre Income. ~t il your Fri~r~dty Home Detler now . Alae booking panita. Megnolia Nit:l It 114·992· 31561 . AVON . 3 op., tell'itories. call 304· ff11 · 1429 . .......r Nltd qu1lltltd driver t8 yn. or older. Must have daptndtble transportetion Wid inturance. Willing to work fte x;blt hours. Domlnoa, 420 Vitnd St. Pt . Pl. S tln~n~n tlr "tablishtd home lrf1ll10\ltmtnt CQn'f)any . Muat havt butinMI tbllhy for direct nl•. prtltnt bualn•a like appuranca & likt ttl ling. 30'· 178-52152 . - - -- - - - 1-ftc4 Eatablllhtd COf111tnY nlttde ex· ptritrta.d awning installer, tM· perienCid aiding lnatalltr. Muat htvt txptflenca. truck. equip· menl, ttltphont. Onty Qualified C.lln pleut. 304· 175·1212 betw..., 11 · 12em Mondty thru Stturdty. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES · 'M'Iile malt. retired. tblt bodted, wen11 room & boll'd on ftrm In country In 111:changt for Wght worll. flrd . llllf'6en & .tc . PI••• ltnd ratponM to Box T20 In tift of tht Gllllpolla Dally Tribune, 828 Third Ave .. Gtlllpollt. Oh 45831 . Will dD bllbyllittlngln my ho"". Ctn give rtfenncta. Clott to , ,.... 304-178· 3774. 6 Loll and Found LOST brown ' whitt ftmalt Wtlk• Coon dog. Vlclnttv Ty· coon Ltkt. RIIWtrd. Cell 114· 388· 1038. f lildllll,li 21 Bu1ine11 Opportunity lott: In LongBottom arM. llrga flm_.t Ot'IY libby c:tt. C.ll 814· 881-3844 . 9 PH. U9-2801 . or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS tfn · CUSTOM GAI~GE BUILDING Government hom• from t1 jU 3 Mdroom home in Midcl..-ort. Newly remod1led . bceUent condition. Fenced In back ytrd. Price r.tuctd t23,000. Shown by tppolntment only. 814-992· &018. repair). D.U.nquant tax propM'ty. Repo~aealione. Call 805· 687· 1000 ht. H-4&82 for cuntnt repo litt. ThrN bedrOom rmch. 1471 lq.ft.. ICretned porch, : fully equipped kltchan. dlnlngroom, g•ea•. ltmlly rtJom •. full bll• ment. in Gtllipolil City and five min. wtlk to city tchoo.._ low prlc:t of •62,900. Call lt4·441· 3880. Ill one ecrt, ckt•e to Rio a...... in 8outhw..t~ school 121.000. Ctll homt. n..,.,ly remodtltd loCitlon on Collflilt Ad. Syrecu.., new complell kitchen end leundry, air conditlonld. 1 1o &14 992 5324 1.,::'111:.":.::.'::..·::.::..:..: · :.;::_':..:::..:::_·_ e room house. 1. 2 acre~. Double ctr gerega. locttecl on Ao.. Hill. Bergeln prlc.d t20.000. CtH 11 4-878·2513. 1--::..:...:;_.:....____ Lower level. Ruttlc: Hill. Syre· cu••· 3 bedroom. l•g• kitchen, IMgelivlngroom, ak'. cond. , dfah J&L INSULATION PH. 992·2772 6_,,. 16 .1 mo. R.... vlllt. by owntr. Two for tht price of one. 2 btdroomt, ltving, dining room, kttchtlfl. beth with extrt room. All fully cerp.ted. Lartt• porch, fenced yard whh utUNtt T.V. Allo __,mtnt wNch htdudet 1 bedroom. living room. ldtclt.n arta with beth, worQhop anCt ~· · fQrc.d air a• hMt, own wattt wtll. large lot tnd maint• nMct fr11 1iding. t41.000. «;ill 614-378·8118. . Madam 3 bedroom home, re· ductd to 148,000.00. 304· 875-&047. lttutitul 3 bedroom, brick Mme. air condition, centre6 hell , ctrpltld, bwih-ln llhchttn, 2 blltht, leundry room, tnachad v•au•. fenced blldl yerd. etor· age bt.lilding, CIITip Coni., lfN. 3 m\111 from Point PlatNnt, 304·875·4338 . . 4 bedroom home on 7 •cr•· Hunters ptrtdilt in Ch•ter erea. 132.000. Ctll 814 ·985· 4392. 304·578·2028 6 bedroom 2'1J beth, lerge kitchen. 5'h veers ntMI' . t mile eut of Rutltnd . 166,000. 1 .11 ecrt. 1 h30 Pool end deck. 1!114·992·3143. 70M1001ot. 1Yutoryhouu. 3to 4 bedrooms. d611hwuher, dooblt renge stove, fully cwptltd, wood and cotl burning stove. Close 10 achool tnd hoapftal. Call 114·992·1060. Any rauo· ntbleofftrmeybtconlidM" ... New home. 6 acr• lend. .. 3 bedroorr., 2 full baths, dining room, den with wood burn•. I mile~ from twon It FIMroqt. *46.000.00 wiN consider tra'l• ea pertltl peym.-.1 , 304· 895· 3335. Furnished houu tnd tot In NeW Htvtn. *12.000.00 . 814-992· 8159 thtr 5:00PM . Ntw horM, 4 br, 2 btths, Apple Grove, WV .. nHr Goody. .. & Gtllipollll Locka • Dam. 304. 676· 2883. • t~::::~§~r:Jl===~s~~=~•; •, vard SaleS • f. ' ····· ·Giillriiolis......... . & Vicinity '• July 30 · Aug. 2. 5 mil• Pomeroy , 200 yerda peal Slfi"' Gar-ee. Coins, clotnn. ttc. ... north" ' E'uht temity . St. Rt . 124-lft Dorcu. Frid., , August 1 .,, Big Ytrd Stlt Juty 31 & Aug . 1. 9 to 4 . 278 LeGrende. Moving Juty 30 thN Aug . 2. Furniture , •pplitncn. mi1c. Rodney VIllage II . Rodney aitns. Ctll 814·24&· 5232. 9·5: Yard & Pordl Stlt •;, nile on Kemper Hollow Rd . off 110. Now thru Stturday. Unit Stlt Thura. , Fri .• Stt ~ 9· 7. ltrgt kitchen eppllanoe•. Eng· lander woodburntr. misc . it.-ns. ltda. dreaatta. ttc . LinW11. giiQWtrt. 438 Fltmlngo Dr. Co" . Storage Units. Ktthy w..., . Ctll614 -418--92 . Mondty, August 4. 9 :00 - 2 :0«1~ Rtducld pric.. on Mon . I~ i1em1. whitt uniforms. clolhinl til aizta and mudl more . .., T .. Ruuell retid.,cein Min•• ville. tlong St. At. 124 . Augu. 4th tnd &th. • Auguat 4th and 5th . 9:00 1m tiM dtrk. Oiahet, clotf'ting. tool•~ guns, lawn mowers, COrf1IOUndo bow, tot• of everything. So~ thing ~r,..eryone. 6th and Elrt_ Racine. Ohio It Robwl Hll; retldtnct. II;: &tit Aug. 2 Rodnev Vllltgt II . Dr•p•. bllby - .,d mttemlty clothts, bow and errowt. 8 to 1 FoUow atgn1. 4 ltmily. August ht end 2n~ 8:00-7:00. Clolhtt, glat~· gutt.l. old botltea. IOya. kn .. kntckl, loti of mite. h:tma . mU•aouth of Tupptn Pltlnt, ( 1County Road 28 . 11..-. milt Swain r ttdenCI. Moving Stlt Aug. 4 Ill 15, tt Argabrighta. Com• of Bull Run Road & Vtn Buren St., Vinton, Augullt and 8th. 9:00 ; 3:00. Com• ol North Fourt tnd Filh.,, Middleport. a.,.... 011 . Community yard ul•. 4th & 15th . 218-tum on Little Bullakin Rd. Right on Johnaon Ad . or out lincoln Pike, tum on Johnson Rd. Watch tlgnal 8:30·1 Gar-a• atlt. two famlty. Aug . 2. 4. • I . Aero.. from the Henn .. Tr.ce High School locat.. Jn MerCMVUie. Ohio. ....... P.oni'iiro~· ·····--· .. Middleport & Vicinity gerage ult. Coltmll'll, behind Church of Chrltl. R..... vMieOf'tio. Aug. 1. 2.3, 9· 15. Moat :pro...:.:_co:,:od::.•_:UO ::_:: 'o_:V::_FW ::._.- : - - ~­ Vtrd StltAug . 2, 9-4. Child rena and _.uha clothN, aheM , min· ibikt. mlac:. Hani8ont r•ldanct, Bailey Run Rd. Big ouj -th ----~--~..:...:. ____ , Llrgt ywd Nit on luttemu~ Av.., Pomeroy. Augun tn, 4th, 8th. School Pothlng tor en, llrtt tnd mltc. .. " 2nd.: -a<. -a•. Store clos•out. 1tt and 2nd August. New ttnnil sho•4' .4.00 pr. ltrgtlnt . 104 Mtrt!"t St. , PotrltfOy. 9 :00· 8:00. 814"i 992·351t . ~ ~ ' Frtdey tnd Monday. August 111' end 4th. Girts clolhts, Mttlt boy.. doth•. inf~t to lile 7. tove. book, miec:. l•ld• lu~ nwrfietds R•tawent InC htfttr.f limp..: • 2 redwood l_.n dltinl, '4)hols-' t• rodc.tr. 11orm doon, cloth"·' Aug . 4.11 . 1·5. Sterting Mtlur.f above E11t.,. High School. 1 Btrglna gttortl Set. Aug 2 ..,d: Sun. Aug . 3. Hginnlng at 8 am .• 41780 PomttOy Pike. acro11' hom Stliabu,., Eltmt~ntery 1 Watch tor tignt, come rlln ~: ahint. Dont mila thle anti t I Lerga yerd ule Thur .· Sat. J wty 31 ·Aug2. 280 lroedway. Mid· dleport. lot• of toya, boollt, adult end dlildrtnt clolhtl. furniture. misc. Augutt 4. 15. St. At. 124, firllt~ driveway on left Pllt Mapl• ~o wood Ltk•. 9 :00 · dertl. An- l tlqu• end nlc. houeehold lteme,' C0"1)UIIr , •cycloptdiu, do·' thing. fNit 3 temitv y•daeleFrid..,, Augull 1,2.4 at lOS Sto01td St . Maeon, W. Va. Women. mana c:ta1hlng. 1000 HMIIQUin rOtMRCI books. btby fumhura, mise: lttmt. • ................ . .. .. .. ...... ....1 Augull1 and 2. 'A. mlltplltFhlt Points on Rl. 7. Chlldrtnt clothtl. baby item•. adult cloth• . 10· 4pm. Rain ..,ctls. Co. Ad. 293, lum ICI'DU from Euttm High SchooiiJO 2 mlltt. foMow Man•. Clothing. )tans. tho•, curttlnl. bedding, fumi· turt, appllanct~~ , bicyclet, build· Wig tuppll•. N_. KtrOttnt fumect.Juty 31st. Aug. 1tt. tnd 2nd . Thurld.,.Friday~d Situr· cclty ~.8 7h..:."" :.:.:'."::: :: "'..:..,.::"::·...," :: · lcYif'd Salt 4ugull 1 .2. 8-4. 188 Lturel Sttttt, Middlapor1 . Somt 1hlngo .110 I bag . 211 Wtlnut. Middleport . Houae· hokt Items, rtkN. van ltltli, plltform rodl.tr, wood bumtf'. lamps, C1bb111 Pltdt dol. other toys. Augu.. t•z. AulfUIJI 4.5.8. J••· : • ·· .... Pt.Piiiiiaiinf·--··: & Vicinity : t Juty 15th, yard Rlt 9 dtl dlftl. \ Gtllfpolls Ftrry . Ruga, bicyc:lt • miac. : • Flral time yerd ule. Tf'turaday &• Fridty . 408 Henderson St.• Hendtr.on. WI . to tilll. ~ 5-famltv. 2218 Jefterton Ave. 'I Fri. ht. ·set . 2nd, 8·15. collection, bab¥ cloth• . ya, t glr1a ctothtt, much mort. In , cancels to 4th & &lh. • ' l{:""' --------------~· Huge yerd salt Fri. • Sat. •·1.: Nice cloth11, good gl. .wlk't • Home lntwior, jMelty, rni~• mott. Stafftlouu Ad. lr(Mr• M110n Co. Ftirgrounda .) • : U.rge v•rd ttlt Fri . • S.l . Au• . 11' • 2nd. Front Strt1t. MUbn. MtMIOWI r•ldem. \ ' August 1, 2 6 4th. 8~00 · 15:00 . 't Itt! St. New Hl\ltn . Bow 6 -. lffOWI, Wlightl 6 t.ndt & " more. : • • ftmity verd • •· Aug . 1, 2 a • 4th. 8:30 till1. 2101 Blrc:t. Ave. a Boys & glrlt ad\001 c:toth... • COitl. II'IOWIUhl , J ' Y11d Mit, 33~ Howard ""'· ~ Aug. 1 tl • 2nd. Diffeftnt typ• \ clothing. Oth• mile. ittma. •. TOP CAIH poid for '13 modo! arufl nM" ut«< aen. lmilh . . lck·Porltl.:. 1111 Eeettm 4 · ftmity yerd ealt, dllh•. fum I· ' tur•. all tint, womtnt & m..,1 cloth•. boob, Fri. • Sat . &-4. 1 80 N. Ptrk Drive. Fund rllltn t:n nit. rNnlmum inv.ttmtntt. Mulmu m pottft· llo. CoU14-44e-3111 . .... 304-·1·30:11 . . Rltlolo Rldl ""mio boob, oood oorutftktn 11 _,,, NCt\, Cal 814-44t-UU . 23 ProfwRional 112·3171. ploy coni~< . Maka ofl«. et4-l.t9· 2103 . . 8p•cioua 4 br·hou•. beautiful ahadt utting. county watlt', conv . locttlon. Call for eppoint· mtnt. Gallipolis Ferry, WV. 814· 441· :1172 - .. ttra• curronc:y. 'T1 prl· - · Ej. ........ lorbt< hop. hd. A'v t. MkhUeport, Oh. 114· child,... - wadi•. carpeltd. IM"ga U. .l•· Price reduced . 8t4·992·7478. tfter 6 :30 814·992-3402 . Wt pty CMh for llttiT'I:IIdtl clttn ultd cars. Jim Mlnlt Chw.·Oklt Inc. 1111 Gent Johnton . . ,..,, ddy gold , iltv• oolna, ring~. fMelry, Mring ware. aid 8241. 3 btdroom houaa. 1 I acr• in M omlng Star .,... N fiW kitchen, fire place, llf'GI yard. with Wanted To Buy .WANTED TQ IUY uttd Wood. ootl '""-· IIII'AIN'I FURNI· TURE. 3rd. • Oltwo 81. GtltipO. 3 bdr . home, cloH to town, 2 · partly fumltlood. 0.0 h .... lowutilltiii. CaA11•·141S· WOAKI f714 .00 ptr 100. Gutrantetd peymant. No atiH. Dettlla ..nd stamp.t envelope: Eltn· 71 5 3418 Enterprise, Ft. Pierce. Fl. 33482 . Hendted by chlklr.n. Bill Aid - Ia your future •till unttttltd1 Chtdl: W.to tht .t.rrny Nttion .. ford IU -992· 5218 . G u•d. Wt htvt good PlY· Rtbbft Hound 111d houH dog to kWIIng, and up 10 •11.000 availtbltln eduettional btn.rtts. glvMWI'I·-2889. loth mal•· Call Strvt PII'Himt. 304· 871 ·3950 114-742 or 1· 100.142· 3119. Coltlt typa pupptH. black & tlf'l . 8 m~le. 3 fem•le. 304·571· 111 Wanted to Do 2471 . 8 wka . old bl•ck puppiea. 3403 Jackaon Ave. Pt. Pl. 304· 675· l<j()2 Home• for S•lll Rio Grtndt n• lovely 3 bdr., 2 fuU bdht, full buement., grttt view. 3 decJu. cedar tiding. gable roof. 149,500. Call 114· 448·8038 . Will coneidtrlradain of mobile home Avo.. Gotlipolil. Col 114·44f. l'rkts" 4-~-'86 .way. Cllte kitt~l ml. touthoiGIIIipolil. UI.IOO. Call days 814· 446·1111 or evenings 114·448· 1222. 2212. CUSTOM IIIILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Thr• nice yellow 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4·15-'86-lc Mon.·Wotl.-11tun. 3·1 pm Tuos. 6:30·1; Frl t-2 pm Saturday I D· l h!O am LAIGI AIIIIIAL I SUIGIIY IY APPY. SALES & SERVI(E 814·985·4382 . V. C. YOUNG Ill 305 lackson An. SMAU ANIMAL HOlliS EVE THE WANfADS FOR GIIEIIT IUYS 4 puupi•. 7 wkl. old Y, Llbredor . Ctll614· 2156· 9387 01 Concrete work Paul E. Shod!ty, DVM PT."I'UASANT OFFICE a~nidzed Giveaway Addont tnd remodeling Roofing and gutter work CUNIC e•rptt .,d upholstery . 4 1 yr. old BrittenySp.,iel mill toe SJ»Od home. Cell 51 4 -4t8·4828 bllfore 4. & COUNTIY 014 .00 No P" ltltl. 100. Dtt Gu•r•ntttd peymant. ..II·HIId atemp«< en1o1tlope: Elan· 5847 3418 Enttrprise, Fl. Pierc4J. Fl. Llvt·in baby tlntr. ligf't t houN worit, ••l•rv. room & board 304·578· 20t0 . CARPENTER SERVICE VETUINAIIAN protectld . HOURS. 814·258·8504 . TOWN 667-3513 3648. en C· 1980 for info. 24 YOUNG'S r--------• IO·B·tfc 161 North !tcond Middleport, Ohio 45760 VISA-MASTERCARD! Get your Thurt.·fri. & Sat . 9 a .m. to 8 p.m. Closed Tuesdl CLC COINS FILL DIRT PLUMBING & HEA11NGI Ntw toto ~tilt! 10% OFF lAMf'S & FIGURIN!S OPEN : Moo.·Wed. Ph. (614) 843-5425 Clean•, LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL SYIACIISE, OtllO Stltll Oa ftfJIIfl 12 PRKE CALL COLLECT: WORKI CAN YOU TAAVEL1Jmmtdiate br mtn & WOIMfl It Shop . I .A. H4 ~ 8~ ,...._ ltut 1 : pi.m ~~~~~ to •lin from Ch•hlra or 5 mihta 1.,1 on a N•tlonal Tr1vtl publlehlll'l from Pon1r. Call 114·388- lnOintNt progrtm. No IIIIP• 8133 . ritnca r.oeutry, tMpenttl ad· venOid. trantpOnallon provid_. OecoraiM e~k• ilf lll'f OCCI· et ,., oo.t. Mutt bt ,,.. to trevtl lion. W..:ldingt 1 ap-.:illh,.. Will ttle .. tirt USA ·(Rtndom ltintr· dtllv• for ~m~ll tee. 114-992· tryl and start tl onca . Ideal for 11501 . recen1 high school grads. No Phone Callt . Ste Mr. Mleczko. Care lor the elderty. room, Saturdty Aug. 2nd tt the Circle bo•d. laundry . 24 hour care. Mottl ~ween 9 :30 em until ReatOnllble rat•. Lots T.l.C . t2 :30 pm on Ealttm Ave. in 304-773·5828 . Gllllpoll:t, Ohio. 1 7· 15·18 2mo. ,....,..,, OhM, .,ppli•. Pf•cu• quilt ICIUirtl, low pricN. ThaCOUntf'V S16.9S CEMENT DOGS I CATS "Free Estimates" 3-DI 101ft AUTO CENTER W. . ..,. St. CJ~ft HEAVY LARGE liD lATHS VINYl & AWMIIIUM 20 yoero 2·t7-8Hin Substitute bua drivers nttdld . Obtain IPPiicatlon from G1llpo· Iii City Schools, 61 Stete St. or tl the bu1 geregt behind Green Elementery School. For more lntormalion cell 1114· 441·0721 or 614-441 ·0898 from 6 :30· Advertilling Still . male or I• milt, no experience necelllf\1. full or pert time, 304-678· 8983 SWEEPER and serwing machine tfter 15:00 PM. repair , parta. and aupplill. Pick up and delivery, Da111i1 V~euum Men to help milk cows. Murray a· Cl.. ner. one half mile up ville. Jtckaon Co .. WV. Farm. GeorgN Creek Ad . Call &14· Ttbty Dtiry . At 96. Weal 446-0294 . Ptrkeraburg. 304-813-3706. JO'S GIFT SHOP Worked in home • • 949-2263 or 949-2161 3 Announcements Middleport, Ohio 1·13-tfc Hewanl L Write•l EUGENE LONG Annou ncemen ts . 992-2198 •Drvtr• •F;Mtaer• PARTS and SERVICE ~Ill . Only t339 8-lllln 4-5·11C ROOFING Mtt:Lut, reaponalblt, loving per· ton to care for ant Infant in out home on • part time btaia. Rtfftf'tncn requested. but not ••entltl, our baby would be hiPPY to shari someone' a queli· tied grendp•n•ttsl Celt .,.ytime, 114· 387-0111 . EASY ASSEMBLY (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 PAT HILL FORD All M1ku · ltrltttion . Gttln ltff laM and turn While they Laotl 10 cu. ft. Upricht -z •Ranges •Refrigerators 985-3561 Individuals who ere willing to provide room end botrd and • ftrr~Uy almollfJh•• to emotion· tltv dllturHd llfults. Raimbur· atment •4&0 P., month . For mort lnformalion conttet Bib· 11'1 Cox at Wood lend Centers. cell SU -4&8-5600. EASY ASSEMBLY 31 Home• for Sale 33482 . :t APPL.-614-949-2145 Miltl - jvSI PISI lerrta.n ld. In· FIIEZERSI FIIEZERSI FREEZERSII a: M. KOCH, M.S. ~ LISA Licensed Clinical Audiologist •Washers •Oithwashlre pairs (inctuding microwavu). Electronic Organs. Mobile seNica. trw ltlpq bridtt: stey in ri&M line . Follow lt. 61 Soutltappro1 . 2 · llh first road 11 lOp of - Swim Molds - Intefl)retin& SeiYices TV-614-843-5248 All major appliance re· 6-16-'86· I mo. . or 992-5517 for Info. DIR!CTIOIIS 10 UIT: Coon t~l· z (CUT OUT FOR FUIIIII USEI Call far Directions 12 and 3 ltdroomsl NO DOWN PAVMENTt MONTHLY PAYMENTS BELOW RENT COST Open 7 Doyo A Week FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS c, Cof11)uterized Hearing Air Selection We can repair and racore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. IMtallation ••nice Wtntld Aegltttrtd Nur" lfuH· tlmel for Buclteye Community Serwlca, • not-tor -profit rorpo· rtUon providing rttldtntialt"tr· nltlvn fo.r people wfth develop· mtnttl dlatbilltlea in 11ven Southtllttm Ohkt Coun'dtl. Cu"tnt R.N. Llcentt. State of Ohio, end two yelf'l •pm.noe rllfuirtd. Eltp•ien.,. in lltfVicel ~~ ~ ptraon with diiiVtlopmtnltl ditilbllititl tnd euptrvltion akiltl Pl'.,ln'td. Ftmllllfttv with Medlctid regulltlons helpful. Mutt hMie tcctaa to motorvthfcletnd bt willing lo trevtl. B•l•ry rmgl: t17.500· 23,000 yter. ExCfll· lent btntflt ptck~e. Send r• sume 10 Robin Eby, luckeyl Community StfVIctt, P.O. Boa: 104,Jtckaori, Oh 41140 . Otltd· lint for appllc..la: 8·6-88 . Equtl Opportunity Empktytr. 2:30. 7· . KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Help Wanted Government Jobs. n& .040 • 1&9. 230·yr. Now hiring . Call 80&· 887-8000 Ext. A· 9805 for currant federelliat . Wa1t Sth Str•t Misc . Merchandise su,soo NEW USTING - IIIDDLEPGRT - Nice home on a corner ~nyl siding & equ ipped kilchen. Prictd lor quick sale al $28,!ll0.00 . Furniture, Wtddirlg and Grllfuation 992-6771 Starting At lot wrth pr1g1 .&basement. New All Vur Prlllhlf NHh • 14" Wide Mobile Homes PRICE REDuao- Anice ranch lype home in Rustk Hill!. 3 bedrooms, g1r11e. elec. B.B. heat. Patoo and nice lot. ln IP)od cond~ion . $37,000.00. Ft~ Pws, Offi<t Supplies & NEW ...:. IEPAIR SJ6,900 REDUCED PRICE - POIIEIOY - Close lo town bul se· eluded. Remodeled and added on to about three years ago. Large home With up to tour bedrooms. Fully ilsulated and heals w1th coal and wood lor low llil ity bills. Carpeling and other features . Approx. ~ acre lot. All for $24,!ll0.00. THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP 7-8-'86·1 .... 1987 DOUBLE WIDE NEW LISTING - IIIDDLEPOAT - Appro• . 12 acres ol woodland plus a seven room brick home . 4 ll!drooms, F.H . 0. heat plus woodburner. Enclosed porch. Privacy' $27,000.00 7·7·'16·1 mo. "Free Estimates" SPECIAL! NEW LISTING -TUPPER~ ,IAINS - The r~ght ~ze and the right price! 3 bedroom ranch w1th aHached Jlilrage on ~vel f acre lot. New vinyl s id~g. Elec tnc B.B. heat. Excellent condrtion! $38,000.00. 340 II New Lima Rd. RUTLAND, OHIO 6-23-86-1 mo. New Homes Built 1-3-'86 ttc POAIIOY SATURDAY PH. 992-7403 Roger's PARK VIUA MOBILE HOME SAifS 1101 EAST MAIN All Work •BLOWN IN SIDING CO. SEE ONE OF ·THE CLELAND REALTV INC. "Free .Estimates" INSULAnON F1r111 Eq•ltMent P1rtt & Ser.lee "W• .,. alw•ve t•lll•e ·fer yeuf" Call t~e Clela•d Cl11l PH. 742-2656 RUTLAND MINE SUPPLY CO. EnMirGIIICI L&S TRANSMISSION REPAIR BISSELL Real E1tate General TO HELP YOU BUY AND SELL industrial use, septic tank pipe an~ all fittings. RACINE, OHIO Rt. 7, Pomeroy, OH. VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM INTERESTED IN BUYING APPROXIMATELY 2 112 ACRES OF ST. RT. 7 NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL? IF SO, PLEASE PHONE HOME NATIONAL BANK 949-2210. "CLELAND CLAN" We also have black gas pipe for Sa Nice (A l L 992 21 56 44 end 1rt 1Uey runni'lg 1 ' '. ' RAYMOND E. PROFFm (MAC} ' Ollict 949-2438 • •' Custom Design It Pays , T0 Ad vert1se festival. , .. •Residential •Commercial •Industrial h'b" ~~nlor~cll~oz~on~•~·§§~~§g=======:=;;;~~~na~med~~t~o:d:Js:la:~~the=lr~w~a~~a~t~~ For Industrial or Residential Use ' 1 31 4 bedroom houu, firfP'", 3 ~i.':&"i2c.u eoo.ea1-0ooo .,., HIGH PRESSURE PLASTIC WATER PIPE ;!liiiiiiiiiiir r . Q.ARD BULLniN 8 ley ruMing Eeat end Welt bltwoon 41, 42, & proponct ioto voclling of 43, on •I· N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR "'"· 992·6931 TB clinic set W ~~~~ \J lt:I~S f~J,~~!!~lW~~~~~~~~~~i:~=:::=rrr.~~~~;;~~~~;;~===~ FEt~f~l:.N, . GREAT BEND ELECTRIC, Inc. :~~o..~s~~~.jo: ~;::; ---- i l•lljlillyilll:lll Business Services SYRACUSE -A hymn sing with · MONDAY the Glory land Believers will be held· POMEROY -Tuberculin skin Aug. 9; 7: :ll p.m., at Syracuse : testing tor lair l9<Jd booth workers TVEIDAY Church. Everyone ~ Mission at the Meigs County Fair wlll be RUTLAND - Rutland Village welcome. POMEROY - Weber reunion ·. given atthe Meigs CountyTubercu· Cooncll will meet at 7:30 p.m., Homecommg Sunday, Bellville Locks and Dam: losls Clinic cl.llce ln the Multi· Rutland Civic Center. REEDSVIllE - A homecom : Basket dinner 12:30p.m. purpose Bull ding, Mulberry lng will be held on Sunday, Aug.!O ~ Heights, Pomeroy, Monday, Aug. 4, POMEROY -Pomeroy Youth at the Eden U. B. Church, 2% mnes: POPLAR RIDGE _The Taylor and on Tuesday and Wednesday League swimming party ·Tuesday . CHESTER - Meigs County Fox north of Reedsville, State Route 124.• Chasers meet Friday, 7 p.m., family reunion wDI be held Sunday from 8: :lla.m. to noon. It is a county at London Rlol br au players and The basket dinner will be at 12: 00: ll'alth requirement that each per- famllles; picnic, 6 to 7 and IW nullion at the Poplar Ridge Church. cl)lbhouse on Eagle Ridge. and afternoon services !rom 1: :ll to. son Involved In bod handling have swlmming, 7 to 9. PORTI.AND - The second 3: :.1 The Is Invited. RUJLAND _ The Nicholson rrool of a recent negative skin test ·"CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453 meets Friday, 7:30 p.m .; work family reunion wDI be held Sunday or chest x-ray. In master mason deg,..e. at Fo!'l'st Acres Park. A pot luck MIDDlEPORT - Middleport dinner wOI be served at 12 noon. Garden Club wDI meet at 6::.1 p.m. SATURDAY Monday at the home of Jeanne (k Write Olilly S.ftli111l Clmifitd o.,t. · 'BURUNGHAM Modern MIDDlEPORT - Evangeline Bowen for !Icnlc and meeting; Ill Caurl $1 , Pa•tor. OIMt 4576' Woodmen of America and the Chapter No. 172, Ohio Eastern Star members lake covered dish. Burlingham community wW have a OES and Masonic family plcnl~ :OOmemade Ice cream social Satur· Sunday, 2 p.m., roadside park on POMEROY Meigs High day at the Burlingham Woodmen's Rt. 33.ln case of raln, the gathering Public Notice School Band Boosters meeting at 7 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 'tlall with proceeds to go to the wOI be In the Masonic Tempie 1n Pomeroy Vounteer Emergency Middleport. Pomeroy, HarrisonPUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE or check whh positive I. D . 2. 1972 lrrternational bus S9uad. Cake and pie wOI also be ville and Racine Chapters are NOTICE lo t.roby givon On July 7. 19all, Col· ' Said Boerd mervn tt. 68 pesa1nger Invited. served. Serving will begin at 3 p.m. right to weive informalities, Mrs . Joan Tewksbary, R.N ., that on Satunlly, Augull umbll Township Trutteet #138820H 346036 Meigs County Tube~. · ~~ts nurse, 2nd. 1988. o1 tO:OO a.m .. 1 enected the town1hlp bud· 3. 1974 lnternation11l but to accept or rw.t-ct •nv and .REEDSVILI.E Whitlatch BRADFORD - Bradford Church ""....., public uto witt bl t.ld at gat for fi""'l year 1987. The ell or parts of any .-.d all 66 pauongar budget it av•ilebla for publk: #13872DHA19920 bids. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;~ community wOI be conducting evening 108 Union skin tesUngandlnlc atthe oroy, Ohio, toAvonut. ,.. lor Porncooh inapection at regullr meet· 4. 1975 tntometional buo Jane Fry , Tr•surei, ina• of the tru.t•• at the 86 pauongar Meigs Locel ftre station In Chester from 4:30 to ~t'~~c;;:.uc~~S:~E fire station. #DOa22EH837755 School Dillrict 6: :ll .p.m. Monday. PICKI!P Strltl Aagular meetings of the 6 . 1972 International bus (6141992·51150 Board of Trutteea of Col· This Is tbe final evening clinic to 11GT88148802602091 88 pauenger 18) 1. 8. 15. ta. ••• . umbia Twp. are the firet he held before the Meigs County 1978 HONDA #136820H346044 Monday of each month at Fa Iran d aII area res Idents Incud 1 MOTORCYCLE 6. 1973 lnt•national but SERIAL NGL11012409 7:30p.m. Public Notice 66 pesaenger lng members of booster clubs, Tho Former~ Bonk ond (8) 1, 1tc #13662CHA20793 PTOs', and church groups are Savlngt Compony, Porn7. 1972 Che•oolot buo NOTICE OF 66 passenger urged to take advantage of the free •rov. Ohio. "'"""'' tt. Public Notice APPOINTMENT testing service. children who wm be right 10 bid .. dllt ..... end #CSE522V113504 OF ADUCARV to withdraw the above colll8 . 1971 Dodge Tradesman "On JIAy t 5, 19a8. in 1htl LEGAL NOTICE enterlng kindergarten may also toral prior 10 oolo. Furtt.r, OLD TOWN Moip County Poobtte Court, Notice is t.reby givWI that Yen- #B21B88)(04828a I'I'Ceive their required skin test at the Fermoro Blink ond Stv· 9. 1985 GMC Handi·Van Caoa No. 26194. Wittio Davio the Board of EducatOn of CA.GIOUND this evening clinic. ingo Company rooorv .. the - #G1001PE371aA right 10 reject 1ny or all bid1 the Meigs Locel School Dis- 10 . 1968 Chevrolet 2 Ton Jr.. 125 3rd Stroot, ,.,.;: 5 miles out Sand Hill Rd. trict. Mtlgo County, Ohio, Haven, W.Va. lli2ll5. IUbmittld. Stolle Body TNck CLOGGING & SQUAll appoft:ld bec:utor of ...: Offian (0 eX J Jt Furtt.r. the above colla· wiU offtlr for a all by •• lid #C8638F132745 llllla ol Marilyn Sue fltvio,. teral will be told in the ron- bida seven 17) school bu111, 11 . 1973 GMC Chavrolol DANCING ""' "od lote of 662 Sauth' A [lpxter artist. Karen Seymour, dhion h io In whh no ox· two (2) vtna. tnd two (2) Yo Ton Pickup River Junction Bluegrass Fourth Stroo~ Middleport ' Is among the 93 crafters from 17 prouod or Implied Wtrron· trucii:J, at the Treasurer's of· #TCV143F702259 Meigo Couoty. Ohio 467110: '· fice, 821 South Third AY· SAT., AUG. 2 Additional information on states accepted to participate In the ~~· ~~'3;, tail. Roborl E. Budo enue, Middleport, Ohio, on 13.00 u. 15.00 couple 310 vehic~• may be ob· Indian SummerandCraltsFestlval Auguot19, 1986, at12:00 theM Pooblto Judge· tained at the Meigs Local Welcome noon. LAlla K. Neatilroed ~ to be held at Martella, Sept. 12-14. Public Notice The vehicle• are 11 fol- Bus Garage. Rutland, Ohio Clerk• Seymour Is a basket maker. 18141742·2990. m ta. 26; (8) 1 lie lows: Terms of sale will be SADDlUROOI RfSTAiaANT To be accepted for participation, PUBLIC NOTICE 1 . 19721nternational bus, ''lOCArm IN lH! MOTR" Notice · he eb · •86 pauenger Country Fried Chicken, Bokod artlsls must submit slides of their on the 13th " dly ' ygovont •• t of Augull, #136820H348030 Stea k end 1 Buffet at •4 96 work. J urors, professionals in the 1986, at1 o'clock P.M. in Real Estate General Speci1l Price for Children' rt fl ld the · 12:00 10 2:00 a e • score work on tho office ol the Moigo Wholo homemodo opplo pio • ortginallty and craltmanship. Ar- County Commiuionoro , Real Estate General .4.80. . Specltl -ling lor oo· lists with the hlg!lest scores are hotring wlA bl hold .., tho The Daily Sentinel 7 Ohio Lll'l• runwn~~e ..1. It o.,.. lklnntr'L 33134 St.- 111. 33. Po"""'ycA..,ol 111 ond Znd . 9:00· 4:00. Service• Oerge utt~ At. 7 by-pau TWP Wet• wlh MrYiced lind drilled. 207 Aug. 2· 10. Adult. chlkb., Free lltlrnttea. Ctll 614· 992- clothing c:fttep. N.w IMma. 1001"' 114· 742·3147. Moore reakl.,ct. tfamilyyardi... Aag. 1, 2, 3rd. laby. dllldiWI • lduh clothin1jl; fumtblrt, baby btd. chair a othll' tternt. Lots of mlar:. PoMifO¥ St. No. 2. Maaon bllkle barber lhop. Yard lilt, Friday & Stturdty. :z m ... INt Rt. 2 . Log hou• 011 right. • . 7. I mi. 8 . Re"""'wood at lig llf'la. Aug. 2 and 3fd. • .... Yan:l ult Aug. 2nd, 109 Jon• St. Ill ~ �'1 • • • ... ~ • The Deity Sentinel t-omeroy-MIOOiepoM, URIO P!lge-8-The Daily Sentinel ' ~1 Friday. August 1. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Hcin*• for 61 LAFF-A-DAY Sele Wan ArN. 7 room yerd end ......... .ldtool but route. .11.100. 8 p.m. 1-:10'~~4-2411. 12•10 mobile home • lot on H-rd Lone. Will conoldor trodo. 304·178· 2813. blo.. building. othor outbulicliDtt. Olllipoli• FMf'Y .,.._ Mov-Ing, muot Nil. Aoklng tl7.000. 304-17!1,3128. Hou1ehold Goods 54 Mite. Merchandise Kenmore dlahwllhlf 130.: WMhtr tiO.; Dryer 130.; S.w· lng mochlno 120.: All tor 1100. 304-·2-2712 . SALE I 50 pet. OFF I Floohlng arrow •ian 1289: Ughtlld. nonarrow tf58. ; Nonllghtld U21.: FrM letters. Few left. In locolly . 1 · 18001423 - 01 13. Smell couch • metchtng atool t1150.; Ornn velvet rocher 175.; Gokl • Whhl riCiin., 160.; CoHee table 120.; End t8bl• 120. et. C•ll 304-871· 8851. I • room hou11. 21 IC,.., 1lx32 KIT rN• CAII.YLI ®by......, Wrltht 76 Boats and Motors for Sale 17 h . Duo-deep V. 120 horsep· ower 1-0 . fibarvlalt. tlti equip· ment. perfect cond1tion. t3800 . 114-592·2751 . enyt~me. Gunt fort~lt, dttlercott pkts10 pet. FFL hotrlor. 304-888-3038 I'VM'Iingl. 14 ' fishing bolt:. 60 hp motor. trailer·trolling motor, other e•trll. Prleed reesonably . 304676-2680 55 Building Supplies 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Cllllh•'• Uttd Tire Shop. Over 1,000tlrts,sizt~12, 13, 14, 15. 16. 1e .6. 8 miles out Rt. 218. CoM 614-256-6261 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOilLE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WUT, GALUPDUS. AT 35. PHONE 114-441·7274. Pl11tic cilttm ltlte spprovtd. plutle 1eptle unks, pl.-de cuNert•. mete! culverts. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· oon. Oh. 814-286-5930. 187e Wtnem M1n0r. 14•70. 3 bodroOmo, 2 botha. 17000. l k' m oo mg for something stylish, with bucket Seats tO fit ffiY hUSban d' S bUC k et. " "I' :z~~~.~~K! ~~~~~8~:~. 4 Boot oHor-1878 14•11 Folr· mont BeyVIM. 2 bdr. Ill elec:. Ex. cond. Sot· up on lot forr•t. Celll14· 245·58115. ---,:--,----,-,-::.,---t;~:;;~:::::;:=;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~i 1981 Cl1f1on. 14•70 3 41 Houaas for Rent 44 A bodroo rna. 2 beth•. T·LDCk tkirting, w11htr end dryer. Complltety fuml1htd. C1ll 114· 742· 2939 or 114· 742· 3100. partment Two bedroom 14•70 Furntll'lldd 3 bdr., blth& eltett. eentreleir, Wither-dryer. 12150 month & USO dtpOIIt. Coli IU-448-3793. 1970 Ptrrlels 12xl0 2 bdr .. new c..-pet. new Nmtce, vood cond., 14,000. C1ll &14· 2151· 8704. For lilt: A 19715 Community mobHe home 14x70 ... up on 1. 34 ecru. The unit h• • built on' porch. lh•• II eiiD In 01*1 fni,ne ehtd 1nd • cell• house on th property. The property is lo01ttd on ktmplfHoUowRotd, in Springfield Town1hlp. Tlkt the 111 rold to the right pelt tN Children's home on Route 110. go approlimll:.ty .I milt .nd the mobUt horMII onthtltrft elttt .. beloW rotd lwei. Mektlnquifltl .. -The Centrel Trult Compeny, Glllipolil. Ohio. Phone: 114· 44...'0902. . 1966 Bud~ . 2bdr .. 12x!O. 02800. Coli 814-441-0380. 2 bdr . mobile home. Storm• & tcreenl, undtfl)lnntng • block ell tor 12800. Call 614·256· 1074. 1970 Champion 12d0, 2 bdr. 13995 Call 814·367-7410 M· ... 5. 1977 Skylyne 3 bdr. Mobile honw, g1bla roof with ahingl• houHitp siding. Ctll614·992· 1306. 1980 Liberty 14xl4, 2 bed· room, unfurnished. vinyl und•· pinning indudtd. Mutt Mil. Ctl 304-n3-5173. Stl.. men fot tsttbUthed home improvement cornpeny. Mult l'lwt bt.ltlneu lbllity for direct: 111•. present buain•• like IPPNranca & like ••ling. 304· 171-5252 . - - - - - - - 1-hc4 Etteblishtd company nttdl tx· perienced ewntng inetalltr. a· perltnced siding tnstaller. Mu" h~n~t experitnC8, trudl., equipment. ttlephonl. Only QueNtled Call. . plteH. 304·1715·1252 betWeen 1' · 12tm Mond.., thru S.turd1y. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES · It your future ttMI unHttltd7 Chtcll into tha Army Natk»nel Guerd. We hr4 good p.y, tr1intng. and up to t18.000 availtbl1in tducltiontl beMfitt. S.vt plrt·tifM. 304·176-3950 or 1·800·642 · 3119. MOillE HOMES MOVED: in· llnld , , . .oneblt r11n. Cell 304-578-2331 1972 11'· Scottie Clntper Mlf con\ltnld 11.500. 9' cemper noo. lO.t·IS76· 2118 . 1919 Iuddy 12ro15 wfth 1974 1wa rOGm edd·on, underptnning 1nd porch I!Wning incfudtd, 304·882-3781 dOubiMidt, acre\.nd. wood aiding . fireplace, c:tiliftlil tan. ourbullding. near Henn1n School. no.ooo.oo. 304 · 743 · 7286. "83 Business Buildings 60~~o90 ft . comrnerciel 1oned building. Brick construe· tlon. L~rv• gartgt dOOrs, South Fihh A~~t . Middlepon. Phont 114-992· 88&8 doyl, 114-99215113, 614-992·2028 aveninQs. & Acreage TwQ· thirdl 1crn with runers. aeplie tank . 111 cl..rtd on Rodney Co'Y ~d . Caii6U-2U · 9124 lot tn Chuter Township. Baum Sub divi1ion . UO h . by 180 t1. All utilitiM IVIil.tJie. C1ll 1151 4· 4159-9630. Ast.ton buildtng lOti with public wat•. mobile hom• pet"mitted. 304 · 578-2338 or 304· 1576 · 22&7 lot for llltloCIItd on Rt. 2 Exe. location for hOme. County WI · tit", HIPI)Y Hollow Fruit Ferm. Gall. Ferry. WV. 4 rnce aer•. No trlilen. Sand Hill Road. 304-87&·8287 . Muon County, 60 KNI. 9 room ~ui• plul beth, 4 mil•· from Loon 048,1100. 304· 781-2950 or 7&8-B712 . 1 bedroom apt. for r~t . Betic rent llartt 121&. • month that lndudet ell utllhl1t. Depo11t requ6rtd of t200. Contact VII lege Manor Apt. Middleport. 114·992-7717. Equel Housing Oppoftunlty. For rlnt or tell 3 bf home, Jerrw• Run. Rei. Depolit. After 8 pm 304-578-2838. 3 hou . . for rant: 1105 N. Main St. 4 bodroo . . 1300.00: -2324 Lincoln Aw. 4 btdroome'IZ50.; 2207 Ook St. 2 bodroomo 0250. Deposit • Rtfefencea. 304· 175·2130. Fumi1hld lrfficitncy epertment, Viend St. Utilttl• plid. 304· 891·3410. 2 bedfoom fumilhld ..,. . ment. Mkldleport, Oh6o. Al10 2 room opt. 304-882-2511. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 45 2 bdr. · fully furnithed. adultl For rem Sleeping Rooms •nd light houtt heplng room1. P1rk Centrtl Hotel. CaH 114-4410751. only. "tiiHI• Plld. Clll 81 .. 441·41 10. H oulat for Rent 1980 Kewa11ki LTD 560, Se1r1 lir oonditk)ner 18.000 BTU . Call 614-441· 3193. Mowing Stll Jacobson riding mower BHP.electrlettan. 4 ,ber ttooll brown Ylnyt. Hammond orvan whh rythm and pedela, Ar11ey flute. Comp1ct refrigera· tor tu dorm. Cell Ed Stewart, 114·448· 3827 . V1mtht 200 trl·moto 3 mos. werrtny lett. •1.060. Csll 814 245-8288 . Air conditioners. 12 I 1 1'6 volt window Karry Kool units. 121 230 volt c:entral units. Call 814-245-6131 . 2 bdr. wttlf & tr11h peid. 1 milt from Holzer. UOO mo. rent plut deposh. CaM 8U-44e·13154. F•nithld room 1115. Utllhiw pd. 911 2nd Gellipolil. Shere b.-h. Single mt11. Cell 614· 448-4411 . 16000 BTU Norge Air Condi · tioner. $160. 8ft. truck topper, fiber 91••· $400 . Ca11114 -949· 2990. 2 bdr. aduh1 only, no pets, 322 3rd . AVa., Galllpolil. Ohio. Call 814-448-3748 or 114-2581803. Sa~tl 48 Space for Rant 14d5 2 bdr. on one ecre land. Vinton ere1. 2 children It· Ceptld , no pM. Cell 614-3819881. COUNTRV MOBILE Home Perk, Route 33, North of Pom•oy. Lergelott. Cell 814-992-7479 . 12x&O edge of town on &88. Air, patio. no Pill. Hp. requlftd. Cell before 1PM. 114·448· 7124 . .-e~~ . tn'llll chlldr., a~:eepted. Rt. 1. LOCYit Road. Traifer beck of K 2 bedroom tfiH•. Centrtl t~r. tuitlblt for coupltlnd oneehild. t 1&0.00 plus utiltli•. 30•·6754088. 44 49 a K Mobile Home. For Lease Ltrgt 5 room unfurn'-hed flflt floor 1pt. in hlstor~c home ldjactnt to my ,..ril. t328 mo. plua Ulililill. R.t. • d.. ,. qulred. Ctll 114-44e-4421 or .... 814-441-1818. Apar1ment for Rant 2 bdr. utlliti• pertlllly furn .. 1175 mo. Coil 304-675-6104 or 304-1711· 7826 Merr.lli!IHIISC Oklllf coupiM 2 bdr., ut~ttl• l-;=-;-;---;--;-cc-;o,----;partly peid 11150 mo . CtH 51 H h ld G d 304-675-1104 o• 304-67&ousa o oo s 8388 or 304-175-7928 . 1---------- Hou11 • tPtrtrnent for linol•· C•lt 304-87&·5104 or 304· 675-6381"' 304-876-7928 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Oli"e St. . O•llipolls. New • uMd wood·toll nov•. 6 pc wood lR Fwntsh.:l 2 bdr. tpt. utiliti• suite 1399, bunk ~~ •199. perti1lly paid. C1ll 304·875· 1ntron reclln.-. 199. new & 5104 or 17&-15318 or 304·1715· used bedroom sult11, ranges. 7926. wringtr Wllhtrt, & 1h011. NIW llvlngroom euitn •199·te99, 1 end 2 bdr. epu. for rent. Batie lempt, elso buying coel & wood rent for 1 bdr. t17e. Belie' rent •ov•. Call 614-"'6· 31159 . for 2 bdr. 1212. At.o UOO sec. dep. ,... Ctott to Foodlend IRd GOOD USED APPLIANCES Spring Vtlley Plaze. J1ck1on W11Mrt, dryers. rl'friger•tors. E1t1te APirtmtntl. 614·••8 · range1 . Sk19g1 Appll1nct1, 3997 . Equal Hou1ing Upp1t RNIIf Ad . btlid1 Stone Opponunhy. Crest Mottl. 614· 448 -739B . Furnithed eplftment. 1dr.~lt1 only. Cllll14· 448·1823. 2 bdr. up1tairupt., unfurnllhH, cerptted. utllitl• peid. No children. no ptls. Cell dU-446· 1637. 2 bdr. spt . nur Sltvtr Bridge Pl111. lmmtdillt occupsncy, doo . ..., . Coll814-441·702& Furn. 1pt. 1 bdr., 1235 utillll• paid. 920 4th Ave .• Oellpollt. c.n.w&-4418 after 8pm. 2 bdr .. apt . Crown Cily, C1ll 814· 2158 ·495 . Oh~o . low income. one bedroom apertmentt In Meigs County. Umitld to Mtult1 with emolionll disorders. For mort lnlorm1tion call B1b1r1 Co11, Coord~netor, Community Support Servlc41t. Woodland Centert. Cell 114 44B-5600 . Pomeroy 2 bdr. Nayk)rt Run. 1115 mo 1100 d._,o11t, yerd, p1tlo. C1lllftM 8pm 814-992· 8181. 1 bHJoom 1pt. l n Pom•oy. Comptetet¥ remodeled kitchen fumllhtd . All nM "-'01· 114992-1215"' 614-982-2314. One bedroom 1partment. Unfut· nlshld . t1&0. ptr month plus utiiH .... C1ll 614· 9•2· 8541 . 1 IMdroom epl. for rent In Mlddloport. Coli 114-882-1783 .... enlnfl. 114-002·111 1 ..,• . 2 bdr. ho. In Mlddlopoft, AC, dlshwethtr• • ,. . kJCiflon . t210 month. Col 514-441·1201 of· tllf 8:11. relftion, ,....- 50 percent off! Fl.. h1ng arrow lign 12891 lighted, non· arrow t269! Non -lighted 1229! Free lettertl Few left. Sea locally . 1 -800 -423 -0183 . •nvtime. For Salt: S1111 fuel oil sto"llt, 66.600 8 T.U. output, with pad Trttler ep1c•. Stnd Hill Rold end piptl. 2· 75 gel. tank with conwnient to 1choola, atore 1nd stand 111 for $160. 614 · 992 hoepltll. City ltwtr IWIII~t. 6820 llfl• !5:30 pm. lnquW. Rout•. 304-8715·4800 between 9 :00 tnd 4 :00 week 1 p1ir •bergl111 lktl . li~e new . days. · t100. 614·992·7467 . Mobile home. 2 bedroom. fur· nithed. p..to. Locet.cl wrthin city limHt. Cell e14·441·1232. APARTMENT fOR RENT · Now - l n g opplootlono lor rontol _ , , _ , . in M - Aptt Ll· mltN. TwO btdroom 1pt1 It ol H .oo por month. Rontol retoo mov bo hlgh11 -cling on lnco!M. Houtlng will be ev•lflble to eldl eppllcent ,. prdlou ef tholr r - color, 4 ........,m houoo lor In lyrocuoo. CoN 814-. .2·7•t afttr 1:00 p.m. 1978 Multtng II auto, model12 Wlneh•ter. Stith chaintew . Call 614-441· 3346 or &14· 4469219. rent, day. week. monttl. Gelllt Hotel. CsH 614· 446-9580. Rent u low at 1120 month. a.,..,. Hou• lor rtnt In Addlton 10-lp. Coil 114 -38 7· 7481. D·• Cadpillardozer 4wrv bl.ta. good condition. te,OOO. Call 814·245-9248 . - - - - - - - - -Portlblt llld floor, model color TV . Cllll14·446 ·1149. ROOIN for APAATMENTI. mobllo homoo, houooo. PtP,_.,dOolllpo· llo. 114-441·1221 . 2 mlnut• from niM' Pooll Mint condttlon. 2 bedroom houoo wiltl now pluoh -lng. droporioo, win-~ lnoototlon. wiring. Houoo lo opodoool f380 pOt mo. CoN 114·211·1110. Furnished Rooms Klep cool with Emeraon 1ir cond"ionora. on 10le now ot Mollohan Furniture, Rt 7 North, Klnauge. Call614·446·7444. 2 bdr. wlth u:plftdo on At. lti. Ref. • dep. required. C1M 814-441-4318 ' or 304-175· 9780. 5 room. unfurnilhtd ep.tment for ,.,,, Coli 114·112· 6434 or 304· 882· 2611. S roo1111 hoult tor rent Inquire 918 Second AV•., Oel~lit, Oh. No phon• c•. •' nmnth plua deposit end r.t~rtnca,locetldatSouthlid•.W.Va. 304·171~ 1 1 ea. P011ty tflnlohod. Coil 114-9825509. Re11 1;II s 41 hou•. , 171,00 11 Court St. 2 bdr . 2 beth, kitchen furnished, no pets. t325 mo plus d.,o•h • r.terenc.. Coli 114-448-4821. For Sale· 35 Lots for Rent 15.5 eu.ft . upright freeur. Hondl 70 3 whH4er. Cell 614- 38B -8244 . No Sundey C:llll. 76 & or nlluntf or6gln. or_., oppNoonto-ldcol :104-ni·I011 D• nloo llrtlb « W'ettor Juolloo ot tho oflloo. 117t lrfoo Rood, Ro¥ooldoburg, Ohio 41011., oolll14·111·4614. Counry Appliance. Inc. Good ~ epplianca •nd TV His. Open lAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sat. 114·441·169e. 627 3rd. Ava. Gallipolts. OH . Surplus denim wettem cotton thin• 113 .00. ermy c•mouftage. rente! clothing, army type t.lment1, free wilh kkll camouflage suits purch111. Sem Somerville' I · Eall of Raventwood. 12 :00 ·8:00p.m. Fri. Sat. Sun. (painters whit• clothlll Treiltf for rent . 304·67!5· 333•. F1lr Speciel, thlin uw eheina. buy one gtt •cond h1if price. Sidtfl Equipment, Henderton, W. V1 .. 304· 675· 7·21 . 19B6YJ EseoM Stltion Wegon. 19B6 Reger 120 hp 17ft boat. Gold hidt·• ·bad couch int•tpring mettr••· W1ter bed with boo~ ceseheldboerd 30•·812· 2203. pieno t&O. Seen Ken· rmrt dtl'lumldifill', 20 pints. t125 . 30.· 773-5376 Aem. Mod 700, 270 BDl with 30" M llgiC Chef gas r1nge: 1110 Uted llu m. awning & car port, oood cand . 9:00 to 5:00 . Mon thru Fri. 30•-67&· 5252. likt MW , bedroom suite and diningroom wHt. Rtfr~tftlor , OCCMiional d'l1ir . Caii614·U6· , 171 . 55 Building Supplies Sofu and chain priced from t3915to 1996. Tlbl11 tBO 1nd 141' to t125. Hkle·t ·bed• t390 to •&91. Recliners 12215 to 13715 . Ltmps t28 to n2&. Dinette• 1109 Mid up to 1495. Wood table W· 8 d'llirt 12815 to 1795. D11k t100 up to 1376 . Hutc:he1 t400 end up. Bunk bed• Coft1)1ttt w·mettr11111 12t5 and up to *311. ltbtt btdt t110 & 11115 . Mltt,..IM or boll. 1prlngs lull or t~n 183, firm t7 3. end t83. Ou1an 1111 12215, King 1350. 4 draw• ch•t ..5. Dr•Mn tBI. Gun cllbinl'tl a. 10. a 12 •'" · a .. or lltttrle r~nge t371. B1by manr••• t315 le 145. Btd fr1m11 UO. t30 & King- fr1mt t50. Good slltetlon of bedroom tuhet, mttlil cebinl'tl, hHdbo•dl no and up tiD 115. Registered AKC Cock• Spaniel puppl11. Ch1mpavneend buH in color. Cell 814-992-7102 b• fore 4:00. 614· 992·3006 •ft•r. Peseock• forsalt C•ll614·9863666_ r ••• 7. 4x8x JA toung groov• wetfle boerd ••tllffor glued B 18.95 . B. 4•8• 14 Toung groove ply· wood a 110.95 . 9. ply plywood a 11.18. 1 10. 4~811 A Iaven plywood 8 14.48. 11 . 4Jt8x 1!. lliVIQI ptntlinQ t2 .89. 12. I' redwood stain plen~ettblt with 2 blnch• t39.91. 13. Prth"n9 interior doou ell Uted Fumlturt: WMh• • sizM end flnllh11 129.915. dryer, g11 rtnga. el.,.rie reDgt. 14. Prlhung IINip1nt1 doort•ll 1m1ll ootor TV. wood tlblt 2 oluo es9.ae. 11. Wood prtflnl1htd vlnyt bench•. '*11. dr••· • recMn•. 3 mil• out lull'ltllt ·wrapld oolonlaltrlm 7 pe. t1 00. Rd. Oplft lAM to 8,M, Mon. 1e. Primed t•rdrop wood trim thN 8et. 514-441-0322. 11 .00 7 pc. 17. K·lult brick eomtrt 11 .00 Rofrivorotor-11 foot flootfroo, 2 .,.. bolt, 12 bolll 110.00. doot' wnh In ttfViot. Ytty ciMn. 18, 32"x78 " ~ th•ITIII 11m. Cll 814· 241-5131 . ptrld 1'-• r.g. t79.11 now nt.N. P'lc*tnl UHd Fumlturt. Good 18. f~e• brown trail• qulllty Ulelifumlrure. Op.n Ito ...,.tng 21"xeo· · u .n ... I or oaM fDr eppolntnwnt. 20. 22"a33" otolnlooo otHI 10' 304-171-1413"' 171·1410. r1oop oinu 1 grodo 168.H . 21. lteln•s .teal aom• lhkl New. Occ•ktnel chllr, crMm tel .• lgrodo. 22. 4 pc. 10Md olk.nd brtlab'eth wtth blOwn • ICC. ftowtfl. ScotchOuordtrNtod. 304-17S- tit f23 .11 1a. 3 tilt 1nd up ,..11. 111 .• . 23. 1 fill. Hlmlnomtlvor moblla ...,, bodo, otunl¥ wood, w· ho. . root . . . In, uua . boa,_o -lloord, '"II· twin Penn'• Wtnhou•. W.. leton; .... prootloolly 1210. Ohio. I to 5, I d.,-& CeM 304-171-1174. 8•4·314· 31411. '•l•'h • a "o'* Farm Equipment 18 hp Power Klng tractor. 48 inch mower. tnowbladt. disc, plow. 3 pt hitch, hydreulle, 13,400.00. &..-lout cell.,. 304· 891· 3517. Ak C regittered blaelt malt poo- dle. houte broken. 304·882· 2683 . 57 Musical Instruments Sigma OR 28 Hel'fing Bone ecou11ie guiur . Rotewwod body., Yard sale August 1 • 2nd 11 Jericho & Rt . 2. 9·5 . 6 f1milyyerd11ltAug . 1. 2. 3rd. Beby, children & adult clothing; furnitu r1, b1by bed. ehlir & ather lt.,e. Loll of rNtc. Po~roy St. No. 2, Muon belkle berber shop Yard Slit. Frkl1y & Stturdty . 2 mile1 out At 2 Log hoult on right. 9 · ?. 6 mi . S. Reventwood at Big Barts. Aug. 2 end 3rd. S1 58 & Ctnning tometou slraadyl picked, 16 .00 I buthel pltUI bring own oontainers. Ceii814448 -4E99 . 59 f.nm S up plies Ill L1ves ln t:k 61 Now buying shell corn or ter corn . Csll forl•testquotll. River City Ferm Supply, 114-446298&. 64 Hay & Grain Hrt 1nd field corn for Nit. Cell 614-948-2237 . Tronspor lollllll Autos for Sale CROSS & SONS U.S. 36 Welt. Jackson, Ohio. 614-286·8451. Mauev Fergueon, N.w Holltnd, 8uth Hog StiM & Service. Over 40 used tractors to choose from & completa lint ol nM & utld equ~pment . llrgllt 11lectlon In S.E. Ohio. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SA 35 W. Oelllpolit, Oh~o . C1ll 814·446·9777, IVt. 614· 446· 31592 . Up front triC· tOrt with WIM'tnt¥ 0..,.. 71 Uled trletOrt, 1000 tools. Utility bldg. SPL: 30'R40'xl' with , 5'd' tlider • 3' ""'· door. 15,25& trtcled. Iron Hone Bldgt , 614·332·9746 colleet. 3 block IIWmlll U.800. Ctll 614-388-818B. lnltmtdontl H tractor nM rubber, with cuhNator. piOWI. ditt, drew bar, 1891. C11i 114-28S-1622 . 340 lntem1Uon trtotor wtdt front, PS, lhtt power, IWt hydrMIIICI, with mowtno chino • d - bor, 12.211. Coli 614-211-1622 . m• 1178 Ortvtly will btl'llnd triOtor. Aoto tHitr, 30 lnoh mowii ond Iuiie¥. oloctric oton. 1100 firm. T~ ..tllowloy#ellw whh 11mp1. AR met... t710. 814-HH141 . . J.D . 410 dozot. I Wlft blod~ winch. oonopy. ,1 14·742·2121. 19n Corvette, goodcond .. new tirtt. Corvette aceeuor••· 80.000 mlloo. 17.8001 1978 Oodgt Colt 2 dr. ,_..,, IUnt good. good cond., htgh miiMIII•· 81klng 11.000. CoM 814 · 4410132 84 L11er 15 1pd, tir, AM·FM stereo. other options. t7,300 firm . C1ll 614·.. 6-9310 af1er 6:00 1984 Ctvelier llation wegon. nM eng . only I.OOQ.mil•. exc. cond., 14,200. Cell 614· 241 6401. 1$78 PontlK Bop,._ilte "..-y good cond. PS. Pl. AM -FM. cruile. Cel 114·448·2472. 1978 Dodge Colt weaon 4 cyl .. 6 tptld , llott of pep) n.,.,ly rlbu~h '"lint, new ..... behtd r.tlel tlr•. new blttery, new paint, cl.na interior. t1 . 700. Coli 114·441· 7288 . 1978 Cougar XR7 PI, P B. tour new IIMI·behld rldialt 11,000. Coli 114-448-4844. 1984 VolkiWegon OTI. 15 IPd., 1ir. Cell before 2PM . 114· 21561203. 78 AMC Spirit 34,000 octuol mlltt, black, P8. Pl. elr. I cyl .. 1uto. trent, good tir•, v"' th~rp . Cell 11 4-"'1· 3200 lifter 5. 77 Ortnd Prh• ntw dr•. n.w lhocf(l, MW e11htu1t. CtP 114446· 0412 e. •tt• 1984 S-10 4whHidriveplckup, AM·FM cllttttt rtdlo. C...,par mp, running bo1rdt. 29.000 mllet, clatn 17.100 or am http wtlh refin111cing. Ctll614·246 · 9244. 1882 OMC S· 15, V-8. 4 "'d . MdlinnM', rear sliding window. high milet. runs tnd tookl good. 13.800. Coli 114-441-4380. 1882 Dadgo PU light duty. 226 4 spd.. brown with cream fibtrgiiiiiOPP•· Ctll 01.·367 0394. 1979 Dodge 318 eng. auto . trtnl ., eir. PS. PB. vtffV good cond. C1ll after 5, 61• -446· 4318. 1979 Chevrolet 'h ton pickup. 4x4 with utility bed . Good condition. Cell 11•· 446 ·8201 "'814-448-81 13 . 1974 Diemond ~io tri Pit log truck, 10me extre Pll'll. Cornett Htrokl John Evens, R1inbow Rktge Ad. 2"h mUll wilt long Bottom, Ohio . No phon1 . 1878 Ch""' C-10 pick ""' AT. PS. PB. Ihort wheel beN, e. aoo mil ... body good, runt good, mu1t Nil own• ltevlng er•. 304· 675· 3734 . '83 ChiVroltt pick up truck. 304-171-3241. 73 Vans & 4 W .O . 1112 Jeep CJ · 7 RtniiQidt piCkl(lt hlfdtOp • 10h top, very good condhion, 15, 800. Call 114-441-72e9. 1982 Chwrolet 4x41ir. 12 .000 mil" pfu1. Short bed. likt new. lolrt 16,600 Mil 16,000. C1ll 614-441-7018 . 1915'h Ford eonv.,sion ven . 13. 185 mlltt , double •h . ktldtd, TV, llltt niiW, 113.500· - · Coil 114-441-7019. 1IB2 Chwy van, new con"lltr· tlon. Reiley whttll, AM· FM oMtlttt. earth ton• oolor pkg. C1ll 814·246-5131 or 614· 245-98&1 . 118& Chwy 4•4 shortbtd . 3015 V·8 4 epMd, "hton, AM·FM ttlfto. tHt whMI. du1l ttnkl. *8500. 114-985-4180 . 1910 Chtv'f' Yen. V·8 , 1ir. meg wheell. em·fm ·c:b. Clean . C1ll 114-892· 3739 . Motorcycles 1974 Ford MIVtriok ciNn. 6 cyl. , 11.1to, wlthalr. IO rult, •881 . Coli It 4·288·11822. 81 Hondt Shedow 500. low rr¥1N1iJe. meny e•tr11, •• . cond Cell after 6, 814-..1 ·480. 1981 Muotang PS, P8, AC , 4 ~d ., 4 cyl. , wry good eond. Cttl 614 -317-0194 . 1981 Hondt CB 710 K pur· chlltd nM lutyter 2e5acturel mH•. 11 .700. Cell 114· 448 · 7289. 1883 Chevy Van ·Corwenions Slar Crull•. loldtd whh tcc..eorl•. 1914 1·15 GMC plckup. V-6, 4tpd., PI , atnroot, sliding btcllglua , running bo•ds. 1181 Thund.,..d. 6 cyl .. euto . trent .. Pl. air, AM · FM otoreo. CoHI14·441-0311. 1980 Oettun 200 SX I epd., 30-.a miiM per g1Uon. good oond. 12100. Cell 614 · 4463040. zx. 1981 Dotoun 210 22.000 mil•. NADA 11alu1 17300 .. wll acc~t 16000. Cell 114· 941· 2784 ..... 1 :00. 1980 FUmont. PS , PB, AC, wlrt whM, Good condition. 11011. Colll14 · 247·4212 . 1185 Honda Shedow ••· cond .. low milelge. C1ll lltw 15. 114-258· 1041 . 11e1 Honda CM 400 ltll thlr'l electric lien. C1ll 114-2151-8838. 1.000 m._, 1985 K--14110. 1982 850 Maxim Yemeh1. Sell or trede. Colll14-448-7414 . 1981 Yomoho DT 125 dlft & strttt. Good condhlon . 1400. Coli 114·268· 831& . '84 Hondt HO Night Hewk. 304-178-5153. 1111 K-oookl KX 250 din blh. 304· n3-B244 . ••e '79 Hondt 400. cond. 1800.00. 304-871 -7224 or 614-448-7331 . 1981 Ford Etcort W1gon. 43.000 mlloo. Coil 814 ·1112· 3721 . 1110 Kowoookl K2210D . rod. winctahitld, 3 , 200 miltS, 1800.00 . W. 8rowo. 304· 882· 2219. 1114 Ford EtDDfl. 2 cbor. otondord. Pl. UIOO . Con 114912·51 88 ..... 4:00. '82 IOOF lup• Sport, ••c . oond. Meny extru. 304· 8711311 578· 7138. or 13 T-81rd. AC, PS, PB. r•r defogger. one owner. Call e14· 892-3703. 1171 K_..okl LTD, 1 ,000 . wlntlohloid, UIO. 304·1784181. 1111 Comoro 121. low mil. 304· 171·3427. 1811 Horloy lpoftotor. ..c . - d. Cuotom 01100 or bolt onor. 304-171·2333. '14 Covollor w ...n 4' C¥1. I op . olr • fltllo, freot whool drive, •1.800. oo bolo oltor. No frorto . 304-171-4140 aftd ,...,. m•· 1111• on maahln•. ---:---:--: ,... .c..... 4 .......... tt,OOO rnlloo. 104-171-alll oftori::IO om-tm - · ..,.. ..... c-.. -···1075. 1f71- Ul. - Camping Equipment 1115 Hoodo 210 4-Trox. Prico roducod to UIOO. Colt 304178·1478. 75 Boats 1nd Motors for Sale Apache fibergless told down 304-876-4664 . liE'AP O&..Ji iHE- 79 Motors Homes & Campers WINPOW .... 1980 Wonoebago travel traileJ 17 ft ., telf contained. Call 814-445-9282 . TH.-.ves s - ~ e ... ~ ....... Apache fibergl111 fold ·down c1mper. Call 814-256-1979 before Jp.m. GOO!>! I CAN'T -IT 10 LEIIWE THIS Pli>CE! WEU., DON'T .JUST STANC> THERE! CUT THI!' RAFT L.()()QE &0 WE CAN GI!T 1974 Winnlbego Motor Hormt . Generetor, 1ir, 460 Dodge .,. gine,low mileage. 89000 . 1971 Starcraft Travel Trailer. Good conditton. 81300. 1984 Ford conversion van. loaded. low mileag .. t16.600. 1979 28 HP MarinM ootboard motor. Electric start all conts. Two Qll tanks, 1860. See Georve Gum at Hidden lak•, Pomeroy or ca ll 614 ·992-3413 . OUT OF HERE! 1 OYJ ft truek cemper. Sleep• tht. Good condition. Call 614· 986 -3839. ll-1£. Wlf'£. SAYS I'M VfRr Services IRRrrABU. I.AlRY .. !XliJT USTru ~OlD IT! ~~WM&R t~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditionel lifetime guaranttt. loeal nrferencerfurnithed . Free attimtttl. Call collect 1· 614· 237·0488. d1y or mght . Roger• Basement W•terproofing J & J't Home Improvement . Vinyl tiding. overhlllg. ttorm doors • windowt, gutten Cell 814·441·8073 . ~ ,---,_ y- Home Exterior & interior stucco. Ptatttr & platter repairt . low rattl . Call614-266 -1182. MJr c,tt.J,.. '100 {..ITTl.£ HOORIW! 101-\E.R I mprovaments ... us! T :i ; • ' 9 I 60T AN INV ITATION TO ROBBIE'S HOUSE NEXT 61-JNDAY. THERE's ONE THING I C4NT STAND, ITS I KNOW.. . HE INVITED ME' TO =MEANDHELP CLEAN' WP. BWT HIS BIRTHDAY PARTY ISGOINGTO BE Q.J SATW~Y. IF A SHO'WOFF. -. ' Eleetrolux suthorb:ed ••••• • ttrvice. C1ll Gery WiUiamton, Mgr. 304·768· 3212. ... P•inting & Will papering. home repairs, reasoneble r•ttiB. Cell Amtricen Home lmprovomunts Coli 814-266-496 Tt~t\lition Service . House c1111 on RCA. Quezar. GE . Speclaling in Zenith. C•ll 304· 576-2398 or 614-4482454 t -1 ~ON ' S E1 ·ening Television L i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Fetty Tree Trimming. 1tump remov1l. C1ll 304-676·1331 RINGlES ' S SERVICE. ft)lperienced carp..ttr. t lectricien. m110n, ptlnter, roofing (inelud· ing hot ter application) 304676-2088 or 675-7318. Starks Tfee end Lawn Service. llndsctping . 304·576· 2010. Rottry or tlblt tool drilling . Most wells eompiMed umed1y. Pump Ulll and service. 304896 -3802 8.8 Roofing & Ptinting . e~p . roofing, repeir, peinting intidaor out. Free Estim1ta. Loc1l Refer· tnetl . 304 ·175·7991 . 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth end Pine Glllipolis. Oh~o Phone &14-44d -3888 or 614· 441-4477 81118,_,6;,___ _ O OOC£l O Cil® lll 1121 (j]) News (]) Green Acree (]J Mazda Sportslook &I CD Star Trek 00 Reading Rolnbow (CC) (ll) Currents @ One Day at a Time ffi Father Knows Best 0 (l)@ NBC News (I) Tho Rifleman @ Mark Sosin's Salt Water Journal (R) . ()) 0 ()) ABC News ()) Doctor Who lllt lll 1121 CBS News (fil Body Electric @ Welcome Back, Kotter ffi Gamer Pyle, USMC 0 (l) PM Magazine (I) Man from U.N.C.L.E @ SportaContor (I) Entartainment Tonight Jackie Gleason t a lks about his role 10 the upcom 1ng film , " Noth1ng tn Co m · man'" ffi Hogan 's Heroes 1iJ C1J Jaopardy f1) 83 Excavating Qood· 1 Exceveting . basements. tooters, driveweys, 11ptic tanks. lendaeaping. Cell anytime 614 446·.tl537 . Jem11 L. D1vison. Jr owner. " BS General Hauling J1m es Do'IS Weter Stt\lit:e. Atso pools filled Clil814-256· 1141 or 611l-446· 117!5 or 614 -448 · 791, . K.n's Water Serviee. Wetts. cislernt, poolt end Wltftrbedl filled Call 614·367-Q623 or 614 -367· 7741 or 304 ·675 1247 Oilltrd 'l Water DelNery Cist tmt , welll , J)Ools . Anytime but Sund•Y· Ctll 614·446-7404 Coal. limeston·e . gr1vel. etc . D•livered 1 ton lnd up. J im Lanilltr, 304-6715 -1247 or 675 · 7397 . W11tenon '1 Wlter "Hauling . rNtonablt ra tes. immediate 2 ~ 000 gallon delivery, cisternt. poot1, well. etc. eell 304·676· 2919 . 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec. Ave.. GelliP:O~i 1 . 614 -446 -7833 or 614 -4461133. RaM Furniturt Manuf~eturing St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh Cali 114-256·147(), coli Ew. 814441 · 3438 . Old & n•w Uphosterec:t. '"'"' .,d tlroo. A ~f? OF CAUiiON ABOui ~T'IC/CING )'bu~ 1970 camper. aelt-conte.,od, 304-n3-6244 . 81 19n M.,cury good oond . C1H r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 114-448-7039. r· 1985 HOf'izon 4dr., 10.000 mUM, rtd. Just Ilk• new. Clll 814-241-8156 or 814·245· 1131. 7B 117B Ford pidlup 300 lttnd , 4 _,d .. 4x4. ktw mllng•. AM ·FM rldto. new tlrtl. bed liner, good eond. Cltl 814·367·0868 afttf' 74 '77 Ollli•bllo. "II """""" Aillo ChM,.... 7010 lrootor. :104-17s-la41 . 130 hp. Boot onor, Equ!P-t. Hondonon, W. Vo.. 304· S76·7421 . Trucks for Sale 5. 84 Chwettt 4 cy"l., 2 door. 15 fPd .. AM-FM CIIMtte, Sow miiH9•· C•ll 814· 446·0137 tfttr 6PM . by Farm Equipment tlr., aJic, oond. t2.200 . 30•· 882-2782. 72 For Sale or Trade For 1111 or trld1 for INck 1984 Ran1ult Fuego turbo, loeded With 8\llfY option, 17.000 ICIUII milll, org in~l owner. Cell 305· 676 -4293 . '79 Buick Eleclre limit... extnt t2.200. '81 Ford Fairmont lliW 82 Wanted to Buy 1880PiymouthChornp. 37 ,000 mUn. gDOd oond., 4 epd ., .. nroot. t1.200 Of at.t offer. Coli 814-251·1704. Fruit Vegetables Autos for Sale 1980 Okb Omega IUIO. 2 !bot. hl9h milugt, prictcl under 1000 304-175-2580 . , e 71 AkC collie pu1,u. ub l1 & white, $100. each . 304·468·1665 or 468 -1816 . 71 1954 FergutOn " 30" trector. 11400. 304-875-3891. 1 0 wk. old Bugle pups out ot good hunters . C1ll 614-992· 3947. After 8:00 pm. e1ll 614 -992-3889 . BUILDERS CLOSEOUT 'S SURPLUS BUY BACK'S 1 . New ulvtgt ttlll door blenkt , nidu and 1cratch• 116 to U5 N . 2 . Therrn~l pain 1nthsrrn~l bretk aluminumVfiindow• uverelslza• 049.91 h> 179.95. 3 . e· tluminum patio doors let 1199.96 weith screen. 4 . Octogen ltd tltney gl111 windowt 149 .915. 5. 115 lite pins Frencl'l doon B odoo 189.85. 4x8x1AI Muonhe under leyment t29. 96 H ., 4k4K lf. •1 .00 81 Beagle pup1 8 wkt. old . Mother dog 1 year old. Pure Bred. $2&. Good mixed h-r on the wagon. 11 .00. 304-875 -5578. 614 -742·2980. C1nnlng tometon now Nldy . Mtttl desk & twival th1ir w -old Call 61 4· 247-4292. wood filing cabintrt w-4 drewtu t160 .; Emlfton duel e11sette C1nning ton'IIIOtl . .. ppty own i•m box teo.; Underwood m•n· container. Plek your own . t3.00 Ull typewriter 120.. Electrc bushel . Don Hill 1nd Henry Hill. br1nd fi " BlW TV with em·fm fldkl bin trill or electric: or plug Sweet corn for 11le t1 .00 doz . in eig•ett• lighttt t125 .; 9 Silver Queen . Ceeil Mood"· ch.,ntl Peevey; PA bo1rd w-2 peu~ , Gatt flrfY . ovation colurm tpN~en t376 .. Cobre enswering m•chine w· Canning Tomatoet for lilt. 304-676 ·3308. betPer •100. 304· 675· 3880. Chtdl our everydey tow priott on furnhure & applienCII. Mollohen Furniture. At . 7 North. Kaneuv-. Cell 114-441-744C . LAYNE'S FURNITURE AKC Btllett puppitt. Re~ to go. S .A . Benedum, Sucee11 Rd. Reedsville. Ohio. Just off Rt. 7. CeH 614-667-3868. blb'l rebbrts. 304· 675·7353 . 100 h . antique iron fencing. Gates & comer postt included. 304-175-2919 . Call B14· .. 6· 110B or 614· 448-0463. 1 yur old lamtle Squirftl Monkey 1nd cage. Registtted Quarter Hortt. mere. 7 yrs. old. C1ll 614· 742· 25215. Redfield h6. 304·676;2902 . 197B F100 t896; House tor rent •200. month 1100. D P deposit. 1 -304 -6715 -41!122 • ~;:==~;:==;:~~=== ~ 56 Pats for Sale 1!::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::~;;·-;~;;~::~:· ~ Australien Heeler puppiet. Pure bred. Reel 01 blue. Main and tem.~111 e6o. Cell 614·742· 3104 •her 5:30p.m. THE FLOOR". . '78 Cht'.ly 305 engine with '84 intake manifold . fuel and w111r pUft1J 175.00. 304-882 -3202 or 882· 2682 . Bku•. brick. mortaf and m• sonry .. ppliM. Mountain Stet1 Block, Rt. 33, Ntw H1vtn, W. Vo. 304-882·2222. Dregonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Hlmtlayen, Ptrti•n end Si1me18 k~ttens. AKC Chow pupple• Cell 6U-44e-3844 aft• ?PM . THE- LIBKAR IAtJ '<; HU SBAND. ,f.uto Parts Accessories WliAT WOULD'VE. HAPPENED IF TME!>E PEOPLE GOT AWAY ~ I THtf>JK I COLJLD G LIRP,::Z:!,E THEM SY BREAKI'-16 THROUGH Trantmittionl. All types. Over, front. relf. 4 wheat drive. Prices start 1100. Will deli11er. C•ll 614 · 379-2220. Building m1teriels , c•mant. bku*• •llsllu. yard or delivery. Qellipolis llodli Co .. 123112 Pin• St.. Otllipolit, Ohio Call 814· 448· 2183. Yard ttle Aug 2nd, 109 Jon• Upr~ht Vlllsy F"milure. n.- & uted Larve ~eetion ol quelitv furniture . 1211 Entern Avlt .. Gallipolil. 3 pc. 111td btdroom tuitl UOO. BulldinQ Mtlorillt Block. brick. IIW'tr pip•. win· dowt, lnt•ls. etc. Cllud• Win· ttfl, Rio GrMde. 0 . Cell 61•· 2•6·5121 . Beagle puppiu. pure bract weeks old, 304·6715·4219 . I~ SrEC T OR DU881tJ5 , T HI ~ IS 54 Misc. Merchandise 34 Pege-9 · Mowrey's Upholtttring llf\tlnv trl countvertt21 vura. The belt ln furniture upholaterlng . C111 304 · 178 - 4164 for fre t "timet•. ([) Nightly Business Report ® News (!!) MacNeil-Lehrer Newah · our tl) {]II Divorce Court @ Privata Benjamin (})) Wheel of Fortune (!) OiHn Acre1 II (l) (£) Now Newlywed Game @ U.S. Olympie Peattvei Coverage of men 's basket· ball f1nals, men's gvmnas· t ics. springboard. diving. and weightlift ing from Hou110n . TX . (2 h rs ., 30 min.} &I Cll Taxi IIJ ()) ® Whool of Fortune 00 A!!•nv CJ) 1]2) Enterta inment Tonight ET goes behind -the · scenes for t he mak ing of the third Perry M11so n TV movie, '" Perry Maso n and the Shoot1ng Star". I]]) Major League Baseball : Chicago Cub1 at Philedalphla (3 hrs.) ([ll Jeopardy (J) Sanford end Son G (l) (jJ) Knight Alder Mic hael and KITT frant ica lly embark on a cron-country ro11ce in an elfort to stop a killer who ha s murdered a good f riend of Michael 's . (60 m in.) (R) In Stereo . (I) Campt..llo ffi MOVIE: 'Tho Clhoot end Mr. Chlok•n' (£) 11J (I) Wobotor (CC) Katherine and George are a•tounded . at Webster's ruct ion when they finelly agree to give him a BB gun . ter (CC) Three ge nerations ol wom e n ar e drawn together by their love for a pa sSIOnat e art 1SI. (3 hrs) Pa" 3 ol 3. IR) ':]]) Washington Week in Review (CCI 8 :30 ':I) Doris Day's Best Fnends (I) 0 ~· Mr . Belvedere (CC) Ge orge p la ns a rom an t ic d1nner w1th M arsha after he fea rs that her law s tud ie s are overshadowing th e ir marri a ge . (A) . (!]) Well ttreot Week 9 :00 0 illl Miemo Vico Crockett a nd Tubbs tra ck a Grand Prix. race -car dr 1ver afte r the body of a slain prost1tute is thrown from h1 s speed1 ng car !60 min) (A) In Stereo (J) 700 Clu b (6] Cl (I) City A power struggle between th e mayor an d the owner of th e City's m ajor newspaper causes a desperate citize n t o t ake the taw into his ow n 1'1 a nds. (60 min .) ([) Of Principal Interest (j]) · Great Performance a: The Din in g Room ICC) A.A. Gurney. J r.'s play examines the ro les a nd rituals o f the American WASP family, see n through the focal poin t of the dining room 190 min ./ (AI 9 :30 CI) Wall hreet Week 1 0 :00 0 [})(D) MOVIE : 'Stingray' Pa rt 1 o f 2. (A) In Stereo . @ Top Rank Boxing from Atlantlc City, NJ (2 h rs .) (£) 0 ([) The Lovo ' Boat ICC) A wealthy widow sets he r sig hts on Capt. Stubln g , a novice tour group leacler loses her gro up in Acapulco , and a man 's persona lity is drastically a ltered after he w1ns a lot · lory. 150' m in.) IR) fll Cll Soap ()) R~ver Journeys (CC) W illiam Shawcross. auth or of "Sideahow" , revisits South e ast Asia and travels along th e Mekong . (60 mi n.) 10:06 I]) Ounemoke 10:30 ® Bill o,na , Ill Cll iNN Newe ill) (JJ) News m , ,,oo o oo ([) o m® m 1121 (jJ) News (]) Bill Cosby Show fJ) CD Love Connection ([) SCTV (j]) American Meatert: Cherlle Choplin (CC) Sequences from fi lms Chaplin shot an.d later abandoned are featured . (80 min .) Part 3 of 3 . 11 :0& ([) Major Loaguo Buoball: Atlanta at San Franglaoo (2 h rs., 46 min .) (R). Ill ClJ MOVIE: 'To Be An - 11 :30 0 (l)!IJ) Tonlght Show Tonight's guests are Teri nouno*CI' Garr, com if: Oom lrrera and (]) MaoNeii·L•hr•r New•h· Tommy Walton. (80 min .l our' . In Stereo. (lJIJ Ill !IZI Mlotral'o Daugh- (3) Burns & Allen . (]} WKRP in Cincinnati @) (Z) One Step Beyond 0 Cil ABC News Nlghtllne ([: Austin City Limits: Nail Young (!) Alice Ill 1121 MOVIE : 'Spawn of the Sllthis' Cf.Il Trapper John, M .D. (60 min .) 1 2 :00 CD Jack Bonny @ SportsCanter (I) Entertainment Tonight Jackie Gleason tal ks about his ro le in t he upcoming film, " Nothtng m Com· mo n" . IR). &I ClJ MOVIE: 'To Be Announced ' 0 (I) Hawaii Five.Q rial MOVIE: ' Frankenstein: The True Story' 12 :30 0 (ill Frldey Night VI deo s In ·stereo. (I) Best of Groucho ::!l Commonwealth Games Cove rage o r the 1986 CommonweiBth Games is fea tured from Scocland . (60 m1n) T ABC News Nightline @ MOVIE : 'Wild in the Country' 1:00 (I) Doble Gillis CIJ Puttin ' on the Hits 1 :30 :.Il Father Knows Best @ Australian Rules Footbell '86 (60 mi n.) Cil Naws 111 1121 News (R) 1:60 ([\ Night Track s Powar Play 2:00 0 (l) News CII 700 Club fl) Cll MOVIE : 'To Be An ,ounced' 2:30 . 1 SportsCenter 2:50 1l. Night Tracks Power Play 3:00 (]) MOVIE : 'Americen Em · pire' (!) 1 986 U.S. Olympic F••· tlval Opening C•remonill From Ho ust on . TX . (2 hrs .) cla ims to be under the spell of a witch doctor. (60 m1n.) /R). 6 :30 7 :00 m 7:06 7:30 8 :00 (!]) Roughing It (j]) Fame (60 m1n.) (jJ) Muolc City, U.S.A. 0 (l) II!> NBC Nowa (!) SportsCtnter (£) ABC Nowe fJl Cll Chock It Out CJ (I) Concern 1!01 Ill (!21 CBS Nowa (!]) Thio Old Houoe (CC) U (l) Too Clooe tor Comtort (]) Campbolla (I) Fiohln' Hole (60 min.) (I) Ill Cl) Small Wondor 0 Cil !IJl Hoe Haw (60 min .) ([) Wild America (CC) The racc oon , ringtail and coati· mundi are examined . [ I Wheel of Fortune (!]) Newton's Apple (CC) Ill I)]) Solid Gold (HJ It's e Living Cll WWF Championship Wr.,tling 160 mtn .] 0 (l) lnaldo Loo~ (3) Guno of Will Sonnott ([) Whofl Happonlng Now fJl Cll lt'o a Living (I) Profll•• of Neture (lJIJ Joopord¥ (j]) Wild America (CC) (lJl At th• Movl•a U (l) II!> Tho Facto ot Lifo ICC) Headed for an awards ceremony, Blair Is trapped in an elevator with a man with a very special past. (A) tn Scereo . 3 :30 3 :&0 4 :00 4 :30 4 ;60 ® CNN Headline News (jJ) INN Nowo ([) Night Tracks Power Play fJ) ClJ MOVIE: 'To Be An · nounced' (jJ) MOVIE: 'Once Before I Ole' IJ) MOVIE : 'Do1ou~ CSJ Night Tracks Pow•r Play 8/2/86 EVENINQ 8 :00 u (l) (I) Ill ()) ®.., 1121 NtWI <IJ Gunamoko C!l lkrrflnt: Eddie Akau In· vitatlonel Tournament · Ill CZl Tild Knight Show {)) Maeterplece Theatre: Flemo Trooo of Thlka ICC) Tilly emptoyt conventional medicinal techniques in an attempt to cure the ton of the Grants ' head man, who bill . (R). · ®CI)I]l)To Be Announoed ness to help win votes for thair c hemica l dumping ,.".It' dl~· loy THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 43 English 1 Arewinjl river suhst.anf'(' DOWN S Pany ~n1\ I Trer 2 Bowl('r's ladies 9 Athena's title 10 Syrian dly lane 3 Whitman book 4 Sroui~h river 5 Type 11 Drama 12 Comt' into vif'w ~old Yeat.erday 'a An•wer M nf pullt•y IS Rulg. 6 Debbl<' t·oin 18 Rutt into 17 Snuggery 18 Orb 19 Trallin~ plant 20 Sp. .h Reynolds 22 Emmet 23 Football's nlm Stahler 7 Soul (Fr.) 24 West 8 Common 13 Allodin's Potncer 21 Satisfy 23 Unite 24 Willing 26 Embank - form a more pe r · feet 33 French H 25 Kingly 28 Ttshu or Pan('"hf' n 10 Ce remony 28 Con cealt>d s lave 1-4 RelatE'CI maternally qudrn 30 Gone aloft 32 •... to river 38 Written letter 39 Mois tPn ,...'1r..,.,....,.- ment 27 Departed 28 Marriage F('asc s it(' 29 r.uy (sl .) 30 Gypsy 31 Shipmt:"nt from -.Jamaira 34 Shut out SS Yellow T::~~:~T '0@\\..(\lA-~'EtfS• l~ltod WOlD UMI lay CU.Y I . POLlAN Reorranve letters of 0 four Krambiad word1 the be. low to form four tlrnple words EVDOOR hu~le 36 Artrf>so: Clairl' 37 Slip hy 39 Oam in a ri vf'r 40 Prophet 41 Coii&U' or jtu·kN -42 OismiSS<'d DAILY CR YPTOQUOTES- Here 's how to work It : I (R). Gll Comedy Break (I) MOVIE: 'Tho Champion' @ U.S. Olympic Footlval Coverage of men's buketball finals , men 's gymnastics , springboard , div1ng , and weightlitting from Houston, TX. (3 hrs., 30 min. ) (£) 11J ()) Oltf'ront Strokoa (CC) When Arnold brings home a forged report card , Phillip decides to enrol, him in a more advanced class. (R) . fll ClJ MOVIE: 'To Bo Announo•d' I]) SHing Thlngol60 min .) (lJIJ 1111121 Melba Melbo dis coven that her exhusband 's new girlfriend is showering Tracy with attention. [D Austin City Limib: Exll• a"d the Maines Brothere' Band Exile and the Maines Brothers' Band perform The Clo1er You Get, Give Me One More Chance and High Roflin. (60 min) (jJ) MOVIE: ' Eocapo from New York' 8 :06 ()) MOVIE: 'Miotor Robena' B:30 0 I]) (jJ) 227 Mary urgu lester to give Cai<J in a job so that he wilt spend less rime wtth Brenda. (R) In Stereo . (£) 0 (I) 8onaon iCC) Benson and Gov. Gatling enlist the help of a surprise wit· I AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW T-1DIXEN ...,...,~~,;....:.;1--1 i r.-, ~-r.Ci-'A-i-'P'-rE: . ;I'AT.-1 ~! . • 15 1 1 ~=;=:;·==-=~-=~~ r- "II H's uue thai we 1re whit we eat,''qu&111oMdmylilfer.jflolaw. "how come we all aren.'t light, new and - ? ' ' I ME R c A y l-""'r.111'-T-I.;.;.,.;;I....;.r,li..;..,-1-1 G I 8 P~INT NUMBE~ED LETTE~S IN SSYARES I' 1'1'1•1'1'1'1'1 I ~6'ic!~~:evmeRs I • ., . I I I I I I I I nmiDAY'S SCIAII·&In ANSWIIS ElfOdua- FlfCh -· w.t~r- Outillg- ISSUE While Mltlflgln 11\e oMcllout nne Ill""' tnllklll CMrheetd one- oilrnplltn, "How come f11IIIUitlle " - gtWt food '*l!PM lind new dletl Ill in the ISSUE?" . ~. One letter stands lor another. In lhls sample A ,. used lor the three L's, X lor the two O's. etc. Sing le le tters, apoetrophea, the length and fonnatton of the words are a ll •, hints. Each day the code letters are different. CllYPTOQUOTE 8· 1 S L CNDDSILJLL Comploro rho ehoocllo quorod . • . . . . by filling In rho milling words ,__._ _._,__,__._ _, you develop from tt•P No. 3 below. ...__...,.. WNI,II,IUJ AUDUIAL B y (,1 cu R Y t.· MD R I W S I A 1 l ! t· I (,/I ' T ~ n "~ L , N • " .. lJ S A l ' b · - ' NP ~E I ' - :. .. WUXIUPP Yeoterdap'a CI')'Ptoquote : ALL ll~:FORMERS. llUW · EYER STRICT THEIR CONSCIENCf.. LIVE IN II<Jl i ~Es· " Uli:AN ' "" .ruST AS BIG AS THEY CAN PAY F'OR . PEARSALL SMITH , ,1 -.... �!• .. ·".;c ' Friday, A~ 1, 198~ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio .----Local Briefs:-----. Point Pleasant s~es cable company Ohio, area . ·a EMS units respond to 6 calls Meigs Count\ Fmrrgcnev Medica l S!'rviel' reports six calls Thurslia.v Racine at J· :l8 ~ n r to Plcilsant View Road for Clinton McNamff' to Veterans ~l r mor ial Hospttal; Middleport at 4:16p.m. to Holzer Clinic for Ma1gan•t Johnson to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 7:58 p.m. 1c1 f( uflanct Bible Church for She1man Tillis wtn was trea tf'd but not rr<tnS)XIftc'<l: Middlepon at 8:33 p:m. to 152 Dock St. for David Putm:ln IO \ 'etrrans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy a t 9:32 p.m. to Pleasant Ridge for Anna Grl'e nlee to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tupp<'rs Plains a llO: 17 p.m. to Ohio 248 for RotlE'n Baurto VPterans Memorial Hosptial. POINT PLEASANT - The City of Point Pleasant has filed two actions in Mason County Circuit Court against Consolidated Com· munJca Uons Group (CCG t of West Virginia In response to the deletion of WOUB. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, from the cable television company's basic service. In ooth a writ of mandamus action and a breach of ccntract suit, the city claims CCC, a Delaware Three cases settled in court Janice E. Yost Janice E. Yost, 66, Route l, New Ga lilee, l.awrmce Counly, Pa .. formerly of Meigs County, died July 16 at the Providence Health Care Cent Pr at BeavH Fa lls, Pa., following a six·monlh illness. Born at Reedsville. she was a daughter of Belly Smith Buckley, Beaver Falls, and thl' late Russell Buckley, who died in August. 1985. Shr was a mt•mtx' r of thE' Galilean Presbyterian Ch urch. AARP. Enon \'allev and rhe Big Beaver Grang£' Surv iving in addition to her sr·lllr<l in Meigs County Common Pleas Cou rt include Barbara .I llt·nclnx ag;, insl Iva McSIPWart ; Anna D. Johnson against KrnnPih A Johnson: George M. Collins. Meigs Count y Jackpot winner named trea surf'l , dg<J inst .!_S. Eir hPlhftrgrr. ct . al. iden tified as the jackpot winner in the July 23, $7.5 million Supt>r Lorr o game. Ohio Lolterv officials in Cleve· land sa id Thuisda~ Rowr L Craft from Franklin cor rectl~ picked all CaS('\ A rC'<' ip mcal '" 'l ion for child support has tlE'en filed by the Circuit Cour1 of Wt•c. t \'i rg inia and M:lrga rC't PiC'rC'C' aga inst Elm oS. Piercr. A notice of ap j>•al has lx•rn fil<'d ln a case by Dottie Turner, PomP roy, <:~gJ irl'.,l Snu thrr n Ohio Coal Co .. L.1nmstrr, aga inst James L Mavficlrl :H iminis trator of thr Bureau of Worker's Compmsalion and ttlr lndw;tli al Cnnm1ission of Ohio , Columbu s. In ot her ilrtion. rhr coun has issued a rempo1-ary injunction against Lmch ·n ~·ot t A llma n prncling flnal action in a casr filecl b~· LouiS(' Ka~ · Allman Tht· CLEVELAND il!Pl l - A Warl"('n County man has b?Pn six numix'rs in thr ga me, giving hJm $310,019.92 afler taxes 1'\'rt;; year for the nex t 20 years. Officials said Craft [llrchased Ibe winning tickP1 at Readmor Nrws T eaford reunion slated Sunday ~~ ~~~ ,lnt \I.J,1! TPafonl reunion \.vil l 0? held Sundaj' at tlY.• S\T,:wu ..;-,r• Mun J('J p.il I '.Irk . H.:J~k£•1 lurx·h wil llx• served at noon . Mi.ddiPport lodge meets Tuesday Ttw r -rc~1 1 );1r lll+'l'!inr. nt i\.1idrll1·port Lodgr .163 F&AM will tx' held 1\! r~ci~l\ ' . 7· ·~· p n: \ kmbrr.-; dl'f' a c;. krd to att end. HEATH UNrrED METHODIST CHURCH YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US ON SUNDAY, AUG. 3, 1986 Veterans Memorial Admissions - Louis Kennedy, Rutland; George Warner, Pomeroy; Clinton McNaml'e, Racine; Anna Greenlt:!'. Pomeroy. Discharges - Edward Patter· son, Timothy Davidson. Fellowship Luncheon Follows After Services 9:30 A;M.-Church School FOil AU AGEs 10:30 AM.~Morning Worship "We Love Because God Loves Vs" and Bookstore m :vliddlcrown. outside o! Cincinnati Officials said Craft's t.tckl(l·ound has nor heen mad<• public bcca uSl' be did not sig~l a rrlrasr. Thr winning numtrrs in the game were· 1. <1. 21. 23. 26. 38. Ohioan lottl'ry finalist Ot'em ip:h 1 mr11lalism investigated CHARU:;;;-m-... 11 .\'a.ll!Pit Linda ((mcairJ of Brlpn'. Ohio, is Pum~· ru,· l '•>IJ r' f' ·,r1•;1' 111\'f'sligating l(xJay an overnight incidPnl at thP l 'ninfl 7•i \ 1"T !d' :..;t,dilln on \\'t>o.;t Mai n Strf\"'1. Po!Jn ' '-:l!rl .1 1111''k \\'<l'- thl'0\\11 int1 1lar~r- front g i<J ~s window of I tr among Pight fitwli qs for nf'x1 week's $3 million \\'< st Virginia Lollet·:c jackpot Other finalists, all from We>r ~IHI Jo n hn •<Jkim.; it m two plcl i'P"' .md ano thrr rock was thrO\I.?n throuf:!h tlw -: t:•ti,·n '-: i.£m . Virgini a, arr Juanila Turnrr of Martinsburg. Ra.srnond Duffy of Va llry Cro\'f•, Garrett PPrsingcr of Athens. Roscoe Gibson of Prin· ccton. Carlos Cantley of D1y Crl\'k and Zctta Harris of Elkins. 4-H men1hers to attend fair Four !\ki,i.!-" r to~ tnt'. Ill pi:!Cf' AT m ~·r n h1 · t ·.., ru p:rrt,,· rp ,l i(· in drmon:-;tralirm rr •n 'f'st" .rl thr · ~lhio Stall· F clir · .rr lrrliJ-:1!1.1.., .d ridr !IH>k WI']'(' ~f'i!•CI! 'I; T hur..,d:l\ Cou nl\ J.'\r, •n..,inn &irh;tr·, , Ho<"kinJ.,: .! I rl:1 uper \kil( s ()lfill' <...:.t,~:._r· I I! .r. . -..r . . t ,l!lt. f Jlli!H ' .. ,qrd .h ti ll l ~ i lll ' hart. ( ;ctl !iJ I rJt l lll\ Lxlt·nsi,,n Agpnt ' jut\\_ <1! r)H' dl'll'!ll !l<...l t',il ir 'n" ,md srh" !1'1': ~ ,; 'r ,, i :i: 1k h1 i:-. .\..;h . Hichil' tl un1 :1nd [,I 'l l\ .!J, llum to 1 go lu !h(• I ·,Ji \lrlihU<.. mmp<•I! I HII'l Cr,1nd r·h.m tj'lll!l<.. i11 d t rTH rll '-.1:1 tim1 ~ wert li{' ll\ .J,, lluntlln hM~r· ('<J]'(' , en-·!;] lirf1]. 1111 !Jf'1 1' ; 1!'1' cmd TJmm~ \1r! !r· 1 ctrl(! :\nf.! il' 1<1111111 nn first wid .. r t r•· ,r-. riJ•J)1IIn'-trdlir' n l ~c·<..r'l'\ I' rlwrnp ir •n H mrw~ "'\ 'l 'l'r· 1\.ri..._ ,\ > h nr· flr,rsl·•..: .I 'll ! I ~rrhir Hunt nn J !hUhl~"· ap h~ · .\ m' !l.r).!t 'l ttXJk an llrHlt ll rh\r· mr·nr rnn 1Jn grains. ;1nd tlw iJlnt •r l'; u riclp,mrs wen · ( · r~ o..,r, II ,, nr l• ·r '-Wl111: r· ;Ji c, , l!ld Mir;mrl.! :"irhn l '-~~n o~n \ mr· ': {,\h Summer Savings 1981 Mere. Morauis Sto. Wgn .....$2895 • . $ 9 1978 ford Thunderbtrd ............ 12 5 P.B. P.S., air. luggage rack, good condition . Auto .. P.B., P.S., air. 1980 Chevette ......................... $1295 PAT HILL FORD .9°o APR 4 sp., 4 dr .. good coodition. 204 Co ndor St . Pom erov, OH . 1977 Ford Granado .................. $1295 4 Dr .. P B.. P.S., 6 cyl. 1981 Chevette ......................... ,$1395 1979 Chevette .......................... $1095 Auto ., 4 dr., runs good 1979 Ford LTD ......................... $1495 2 Dr., auto ., P.B., P.S., air. Phon e 992 · 2975 1985 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 4 DR. SPRING AND SUMMER HOURS OPEN MON.-FRI. q TO 5, SAT. q TO 1 Air, AM/FM stereo, speed control. tilt wheel. (Ford Factory Car) THE GR AVE LY SYSTE M 1985 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA BROUGHAM YOU'RE INVITED To Customer Appreciation Day SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1986 9:00 A.M .• 12 NOON In Th(> Lobby Of Our Mason And New Haven Locations. 4 Dr. V-6 (LOADED) 1985 FORD ESCORT 2 Dr. Hatchback 4 Speed Trans. 1982 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 1985 CHEV. CAVALIER 4 DR. Air, AM/FM stereo, auto. trans. 1984 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 Dr. (LOADED) 1984 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. PEOPLES BANK nJ-5514 1985 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. Auto. trans .. tilt wheel, speed control, AM/FM ste110. (ford · Factory Car) 1915 PONTIAC GRAND AM 198S MERCURY MARQUIS 4 DR. 2 Dr., V·8, air cond., speed Power locks, windows, AI/FI. (Ford Factory Car) 1984 ESCORT WAGON control , tilt wheel. Auto. trans •• air, AI/FM. 1983112 NIStAN PICKUP 4X4 1914 T-BIRD TURBO 5 sp. trans.. loaded. Less than 20,000 miles. Member FDIC Mason, W. Va. topper, like new. 1985 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DR. BROUGHAM •Drawing For Door Prizes Second Street 5 sp. trans., diesel en&•• 2 Dr., air, AM/FM. SHARP. Sun roof, air cond., AM/FM stereo, topper. •light Refreshments Will Be Served 1985 TOYOTA PICKUP Auto. trans., air, AM/FM stereo. Air, power windows, locks, speed control. 5th Street New Hawn, W.Va. 882-2135 See or CaU Rick roUiver, Ken Richardson or Pat Hill PAT HI.LL FORD, Inc. 461 S. THIRD AVE. . PHONE 992-2196 •,· . - ... ' .'. ' . . .. . 1 ' ' look back the fair Page B-1 Hall of Fame Eastern Schools will undergo an energy study by a Westerville fmn- Page A-4 soc . induct~s Bob Hoeflich reveals a deadlirie has been set for area history books - Page 8-8 · Page C-1 Inside: Along lhe Rlver .... ...... .B-1-8 Business ........ ...............A-6 Comic&-TV ............... Insert Classilleds ...... 1).2-34-~7·8 Deaths ......................... A4 Editorial ...................... A·2 Sports ... ..................... C-1-S Partl;y cloudy today with 11· In lbe low Ilk 'lbe probabDIIy of preclpllatloo Ill. near r.ero IAlday. · high • tmtsVol. 21 No. 26 Copyrighted 1986 11 Soctiono, 90 Paae•• A Mu~lmedill Inc. Newopop• Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, August 3, 1986 Meigs senior citizen • • • to receive recognition By CHARLENE HOEFlJCH Tlmes&nllnel Stall POMEROY - In recognition of his service and devotion to the community, Vernon Nease has been named Meigs County's Out· standing Senior C!llzen for 1986 by the Meigs County Council on Aging and wlll be recognized at the Ohlo State Fair on Aug. 11. At 87 years old and after some injuries suffered In a fall last year, Nease's community actlvllles have decreased somewhat, all hough his Interest in others is as Intense as ever. He's stlll kl'eping reconds of Plots for the Gilmore Cemetery, acts as a volunteer appraiser for the SunonChester Insurance Co., serves as chairman of the trustees for the Meigs Methodist Cooperative Par· Ish, and takes an active role in the Forest Run United Methodist Church. The name of Vernon Nease Is perhaps most as9XIaled with tt¥> American Red Cross Bloodmobile visits 1n Meigs County. For 34years he was chairman of the program, having only resigned last year. He is credited with providing the leadership and perservance that has kept ttlE' bloodmobile active in the county. When the Meigs County American Red Crolls Chapter rellnquls!Ed lis charter many years ago, Nease enUsted volun· teers to serve, solicited organtza· tlons to provide canteen service for I ( ' Vemon Nease Meigs Cooney's 11186 Leading Senior Clttzen dooors and maintained all the records. This was during the time when replacement of blood units was mandatory and en tailed exlm· slve recond keeping. For many years !'¥> was a lay speaker for tiE Mettndlst Church and was Instrumental in the organization of the Meigs County Cooperative Parish In 1971. Tile Parish estabUsll!d a l>ad co-op in 1978 geared to provide nutritious food at a minimal cost, not only for low·lncome families. but others wtn needed It¥> budgeting help. Nease assisted in every bi· monthly opt>ration of the food CC· OP program for the six years It operated. He weighed and pack· aged the bulk fruits and vegetables and other foods for the indlvJdual orders and then went out to deliver orders to tlllse who hild no transportation. Both Nease and his wile, Helen, are charter members of tiE Metgs County Farm Bureau, esta bllstlE'd in 1919. For years t!Ey served as 4· H advisers and were active with the Grange. The couple, married 63 years ago, Jive on the Nease Settlement family farm where Vernon was born. His great·grandfathH migrated to Meigs County from tiE Shenanooah Valley in Virginia to clear a homestead of 124 acres nearly two centuries ago and ttlE' land has remained In tre famlly every since. Nease look tiE farm operation over from his father, and the landis now being farmed by his son, Arthur. The couple raised four chlldren on the farm, and now spend enjoyable hours therewith their six grandchildren and four great· grandchildren. Being named Meigs Coonty's 1986 eN !standing Sentlr Citizen ts a well-deserved moor, climaxing .Vernon Nease's years of commun· fty service. CHAMPION STEER BOUGiff - Ohio Valley Foodland purchased the grandcbamplonsteeratthe Gtlllla County JWllor Fair Friday. From left are Sheila Eastman, Bob Eastman, , Larry Howard, Kevm Eastman and Larcy Arlt.tr, Mlck Wachs, Brent Eastman, owner lwim FaDon, Fair Queen '11na Silvers and Livestock Queen Heather Swain. Agency aids area residents to obtain organ transplants REBATES UP TO AS LOW AS 2 Dr .. 4 sp . GRAVELY TRACTO R SALES & SER VICE Sun day Area deaths Couples file for divorce Filing lor divorces in Meigs County Common Pleas Court are Donna Jpan '11mnws, Pomeroy, from James A. Thomas, Pomeroy, charging gross neglect of duly and extreme cruelty; Sheila Ann Follrod. Dixon. Mich . h·om .lack Eugene Follrod , Pomeroy, chargin?; l(l·oss neglect of duly; Sheila C. Hindy, Pomeroy, from Michael David Hindy. Middleport, charging gross neglect of duty. A r<'Straining order has bi'<'n issued by the court against J ames A. Thomas. pending fi nal action in the divorce proceedings. . F iling lor a dissolution of marriage is C"llarles T. Smllh, Racme, and DL,ie Lee Smith . Por\land Gra nt ed clivorcrs in Mcif!' Cou nty Wl'rf Linda D. Beaver from Grorgc Jl'ff~<·s · Beaver an d Paula J . RJ:>utrr bum David A Reuter. Gra n t~<! " di s<Oil•lion of their man·iag<· were Shelly Proffitt and Monty Proffill. weather scene;... corporation, deleted the public In the writ rt mandamus, the city ;. television station without notice to is asking that WOUB be restorEd to ~.... South C.lnl Oltlo It¥> city after It¥> clty had approved the cable ftrm's basic service and '"' Partly cloudy lllday wllh a rate Increase to faclUtate expan· that CCG be !l'deredtocomplywith sion of service and · upgrade the tler ot basic servia! as chance of showers and thurlder·~ I'Cjulpment. stonns. Highs wtll be In the mid~ ·. represmted to the city In support d Mostly clear tonight with a low The city charges the anoounce· the rate Increase. In the rontract dispute, the city Is the low In!. ment station CCG replaced WOUB Partly cloudy saturday with "does not dfer the educational asking for rourt autblrtzatlon to and cultural benefits to the citizens revoke CCG's franchise In Point hlgl!s In the mid Ills. The probability of preclpltatkm of Point Pleasant" that tiE PBS Pleasant, to · rescind the .rate station did. Increase and order CCG to refund 30 percent today and near sutnS collected In excess of the rate tonight and Saturday. Winds will be Ught and from prior to the rate Increase and to southwest today and light andfrom ~ order CCG to reinstate WOUB to Its ttlE' oorthwest. tonight. basic service. Ohio Ex181ded Farecalt The city is also seeking recovetjl mother and her husband, RotlE'rl E. of fees and costs associated with Sunday tlnup Tueld" Yost, to wtnm she was married for tulng the legal action. Fair ~nday througll TuE5day. 48 years, are a son, Jama; R. Yost, Highs wlll be in the upper 10s to (A lUll outlines the grievance af Route I. New Galilee; two daugh· . one party qalnst another and does 80s ~nday and Monday and ln ters, Mrs. Wayne (Judith) A. not repretM!IK both lilcles rt an 80s Thesday. lows wUI ran111f! ;, Reagle, CoraopoUs, and Mrs. John Issue.) tlE'tween 00 and 65. (Peggy ) S. McCready, Jr., Route 1, New Galilee; seven grandchlldren; three broilErs, Eugene R. Buckley, Cheshire; Jack Buckley, New Brighton, Pa .. and Don Buckley, Melbourne, Fla., and two sisters, South Third at •In Street Mrs. RotlE'rt (June) Hanby, Les Middleport, Ohle Cruz, N.M.. and Mrs. Donald I'H. 992-3039 1Mary Jane ) Beegle, New Brighton, Pa. Serv ices were held on July 18 at rhe RotlE'n S. Marshall F'u~ral Home, Wampum, with 'Rev. Jack Pa trick officiating. Burial was In Sylvanie Hill Memorial Park, Daugheny Township. S.nices By lev. C. Sonny Zuniga ' ' "I' Page-l 0 The Daily Sentinel -·· MIDDLEPORT ·, By NANCY YOACHAM Tlmes&nUnel Stall POMEROY - Human organ transplantation- ll's not new. It's not experimental. But even though kidney transplantation has been a successful form of therapy for kidney disease for more than 30 years, organ transplanllon, in general. Is still not widely understood. P~rhaps it is not understood because It Is not a normal part of daily life. It is not a pleasant topic to discuss because for every trans· plantation thet'l' must first tlE' a donation, which, depending on the organ involved, often means some· one's death. To obtain organs for transplanta· lion and distribute them to tran splant centers throughout the country. and to educate medical professionals and the general pubHe. a network of organ procurement agencies have formed throughout the country. Early deteCtion . LOOP - Lifeline of Ohio Organ Procurement - Is such an agency with a procurement area covering central and southeastern Ohio, an area with a population of more than 5.5 million. Initially, LOOP was hospital based through Ohio State Unlver· slty Hospitals, Columbus. Since Jan. 1. LOOP has been an Independent. non·profll and federally mandated organization, joining J7 other independent organ pro· curement agencies in, the country. This past week. M.J. Modica. R. N., one of LOOP's three tran s· plant coordinators, spoke to Veterans Memorial Hospital personnel about organ donation. Out of all Americans woo die each year, only about 20,nxl are suitable for organ oonatlon. For this t'l'ason, It's vital that hospital personnel recognize polentlal donors quickly, so the procut'l'ment process can be set into motion. As explained by Modica In one of several lnserv:Ice sessions at VMH, potential organ dooors are people wtn have suffered irreversible brain injury, resulting Ill brain death. Brain death means that all brain activity has permanently ceased, rut tEart and lungs can 'continue to function with use of artificial life suwort. LIUe participation A 1985 Gallup survey lndlcales that while 93 percent of Americans are aware of organ transplants, only 17 percent cariy organ donor cards. Many states, including Ohio, provide dooor cards on the back of drivers' licenses. However, accondlng to Sue Mal· son. Meigs County's depuly regis· Gilman counsel files motion for new trial GALLIPOLIS - Proceedings In the murder trial of Grace ,Gilman resumed Friday as GalllpoUs attorney Donald Andrew Cox, Mrs. Gilman's court· appointed attorney, rued motions for a new trial and · tor setting aside the jury's verdlclln Gallla County Common Pleas Coort. . Ill ·tile new-vendlct motion, Cox sald that Mrs. Gilman's insanity was clearly proved by a pfeponderance of the ev~nce at the trial. Mrs. Glln)l!ll . was convicted of voluntary ·manslaugllter July 12 tn the slllotlng death of her husband, Jtm Gilman, at their tnme near Centerpoint last Jan. 12. Sen· tenclng has since been delayed by the court. Mrs. Gilman pleaded oot gullty, by rmson rt seU-detense, and oot glillty by reason of Insanity during the trial. · The motion t>r a new trial . relates to an Incident cln1ne testlmoey by tie lut wltti!IS for tiE ji'OSeCIIWn. Cynt~a Taylor, a dispatcher and deputy sherllt, testllled to remarlls made by Mrs. Gilman when Mn. Taylor and another ottlcer esrorted her (Continued on A-3) trar of motor vehicles, only a "small percentage" of Meigs County drivers sign Ire donor card. "Very few people ask queStions" about organ donation. Maison said, "and we have very IIHie lnforma· tlon to give !hem anyway ." But even it a person has signed a dooor cand, the final decision to oonate rests with the family. For this reason, points out Ada Scott. LOOP's media ccordlnator, "lhe most Important part of being a dooor Is to discuss the matter with family memtlE'rs and make them aware of your wishes." As pointed out by Modica. the majority of dooors range In ages from birth to 65 although anyone, regardless of age or medical history, can sign a dooor card or ex)ress wis!Es to family members to donate In the event of death. Any or all organs and tissues can tlE' specified for donation and the · madlcal determination of whettlE'r organs or tissues can help others Is made at the time of a oooor'sdeath. Flntcomaet Once a family gives consent for oonatlon. all related hospital costs are absorbed by the transplant program Involved In the procure- , ment process. ''There Is never a cost to the family," Scott noted. Alter ttlE' decision to donate ts !Continued on A.Jl Hayes named interim chief at RGC-CC RIO GRANDE - A former Rio Grande Colege and Community College president has been named to serve as Intertm president of the school. Rio Grande College's Board of Trustees has named Dr. Paul C. Hayes, whO served as president from 1976 to 19113, to be81n his term as Interim president Monday. The college's cumnt president, Dr. Clodus R. Smith, has accepted the presidency of Lake Erie Colle&e In Painesville. · Hayes, 63. of Wllmlngtoo, has. a background In educational ·man· agement that inciudes fiVe appoint· (Continued tlll A.j) MARKET HOG PURCHASED - The grand champion market hog at the GaUla County Junor Fair was purcbased Friday by Ohio Valley Bank. From left are James I. Diuley, owner Toi\V& Cochran, Fair Queen Tina SUvers, Livestock Queeit Healiter Swain and Jellrey E. Smith. ('l'lme&&n~ . p~ by Donald E. Wright). Buts GRAND CHAMPION - Moior Car Brokers boqht the KJ'IIIId champion marloet lamb al lhe Gallill ~,Junior Fair Frlda,y. From left are Alan Evans and MerriD Evans, owner Dianna Forgey, Uvestook Queen Heather Swain and Fair Queen Tina Silvers. Accusations highlight hearipgs on Rehnquist By ANDREA NEAL WASHINGTON (UP!)- Oppo. nents of Chief Justice nominee WUUam Rehnqulsl accused him of a ''convenlerit lapse of memory" wblle supporters denied charges he harassed black voters In a dra· malic finale to his Senateconlirma· tlon hearings. On the fourth and final day ot testtmoey on Rlohnqulst's nomination to becometre161hchlefJustlce, Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee continued their attack on his credlbWty and tn~lhfulness . "'1\e Issue Is the Justice has said · he didn't challenge voters." Sen: Howand Metzenbauin. D.Ohlo, sald " Friday. "Th~ issue Is oow he represented t be !arts to us." · Sen. Orrin Hatch, RUtah, called Rehnquist "a marvelous Individual who has served this country well for the last 15 years" and dlmlssed · testimony against him as · unbelievable. . "We have a lot of sincere people trying to co~truct what happened 24 years ago," Hatch sald. "l thlnlt anybody who looks at this reasona· txy has got ·to say ttlE're has been massive evidence of rntstaket) Identity." . Qurtng a day of almost non·stop testlmoey . !3 people wtn !rom as (Continued on A.J) , \) • � 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 08. August 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 August 1, 1986 buckley yost