https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f50dfe00ce150cf257157d49a7ae6954.pdf 1ed72605f6a630a511f6e262c20be07d PDF Text Text Ohio LPS MHS ready .. Ohib l.o,nery ~ f~r .l~~t's Daily Number 342 ·grid preview --Page 3 PICK-4 7700 • . FRIDAY, · · e.; GIRLS' ,•... FALL DRESS SALE I Craycins ~ 1hie ·IIOtebooks.• • Special Bact-to-School Sale .' Prices on our new fill dresses. Choose jumpers, fancy drtsses IIOteliook filler - ·!: pencifs - pins • .· . or outfits. · . · rulers - Sizes: 3to 24 mos., 2to 4. 4to 6X.- 7 to 14. 1/2 lAYAWAYS ARE WELCOME REG. 110.110 TO '40.110 Sale Prle.. $798 to $3198 PRICE ~ \ plastic cobinet wHh and more. ' . I SA~EI FRIDAY & SAIURDAY' WOMEN'S JEANS SALE Lea and Wre"ler GIRLS' Blouses & Tops 1/2 PRICE Dresses · BOYS' & GIRLS' Summer Tops 1/2 PRICE DENIM JEANS Sizes 29 to 42 waist, lengths 30 to 34. 100% cotton, prewashed. Special Fri- . day & Saturday. JEANS Our naw fall selection In strti&ht leJ style. Pick your favonte color and Shorts 119.95 Sim 29 to 42 122.95 Sins 44 te 50 Sale ..........S18.99 SAVE $40.00 2 IOTOI POWER TEAM FEATURE PACKED lu1 IE~=~~~TIE.$.P. with 4VAC ... lnd 'libra·DI11·A·NI.,. Groomer"][. SUMMER THESE Woman's Wear Claaraace Summer Blouses••• 1/2 Pri~e Knit Tops ............. 112 Price Swimwear ............ 112 Price All Sportswear .... 1f2 Price Shorts .................. 1/2 Price Dresses ................. 1f2 Price S17995 •A tOftiP'If• homt·dunina system .. COJitinllcUI Cllilllf l&lttioft ri t tiiPII cltlntna action. with ..oro.I'A c row. llozrt• •wtantl· t:llty ldjusts to kHP el11n e~rpets. oCotoalolo willllools ofloodlipl oQuo~ly all·stMI tonstrveliot1 REGUlAR 110.49 LUNCH CORDUROY JEANS BOXES 'Mang!MJM~r-. SUMMER DENIM JEANS Student sizes, slims, reaulars and SLEEPWEAR __ _,_.__..__ _., .._, .....,.OO•III•~o ---·- l .... . .. _ . . _ , . . . . , .. _ . . , . ="-~.o;;o:.r.:.=r:::;:........- - -- I Back-to-School lime lsauper savlnge time when ·-I buy Hanes®Men'• and Soya' underwelr. =~~.--=..-----...... In 1 range of llylas, sizes. and colora, Henea offerl -~·-~-~·311CIIVI ::~':"'-==., _... -Vi= ..... -_, ......_, II - - - · ...... -- - ~··J A unsu-;:~ aetectlon tor all the men In ~n.:nr:;:.-=:.. IUDFELDS II Enjoy uvtngs you can meaaura with Hanes ~ ::::=,.•.::--·--.... -::t;eblte on Soya' Red Labtl'" and Boya' 11 50 ~----~------------------------~ u~dei'WIIr during thl1 big Ba,ck-to-School Sale. Remember, Hanel glvea you value and quality you INCLUDES DENIMS AND COIDUIOYS c1 n deptnd on. · - .N'S & IOYS · ~. (III.DiiN'S lncludel m•nv Red Labtl and Blue Label .·.AND JIANS Brlef8,. Boxant, Shorta - Larga1nd Till Slzea '· ...., WOMIIJ!I'S . " ' ' ·,,, Plua BCJY'·Rejt Label T·Shlrtl 1nd Brleta. ==-=:..::--· JEANS II '.-."' -- ""'- . robes. Pajamas LH SALE f ·...•••. ' "' an~ shifts. Flul Cleara•ee l/2 PRICE &::. ff·l -, .::.. lACK· TO-SCHOOl CHIDIEN'S I ... Lona and short gowns and S21.95 Jeans .... Sale S15.37 S19.95 Jeans .... Sale sf3.97 S18,95 Jeans .... Sale S13,27 S14.95 Jeans .... Sale SJ6.47 rW1-aiijM~---~--------~b;' I · I . . ._ _ a . . . . _ LADIES' SALE PRICES! BOYS' BASIC Slvin&s are &reat. 2PalrJaans iM $459 huskies. Pre-wshed blue denim. ss.oo Rebate AnyMia pc:llfOI FIIDAY AND SAnJRDAY $ 99 11 S.9S Regular & Slim Sizes ............ S12.99 117.95 Husky Sizes ........ s14.19 S18.9S Student Sizes ..... S1S.19 HlllnHOW SillS XS (24-26), S (28-30), (32·34), L (36-38) and XI. (40· 42).100% ~lyesttr- bi&selec, lion of sohd colors. Complete with thermos bottle. Se~ool O.p Speel1l Straight leg style - new improved cor4uroy. New selection of solid colors. Savings you can GYM SHO CHILDREN'S BOYS ( MEN;S & IOYS S595 PLAYTEX SPEOALS· ,. . . -I '~ '· Pomeroy-llliddleport, Ohio, Friday, August 22, 1986 .tern .hoard .hires new sChool·principal ,, .. ' 8 II elllllft Writer Donal4 0 . Shue, Albena, was employed as pljnctpai ri ll)e Tuppers Rlalns Elementary School at Tllmtday.qht's.meetlngof.tbe Eutem ' Local School District Board of EduCI~n. ~ Slwe,,who has bel?n lmchln&" tor the put sJx years at Alexander In Alblny, •·lonnerly . beJd· principal polll at.tbe WDson Cllrtstlall School In ·Wilson N.C., and the . Moont Cllva!y Chrlatlall Academy, Hookel1llD, N.C. •, at Riverview; and LucUie Kimes, two boun at Chester. The boanl &Bve approval !or lour head rodat ~rattend ~ woclllltnp In Colwntw !lli SePt 17, accepted the ~';d •Geclrgli _Gagal as class ~•. and approved pay· menf o! $210' fllr materials and equiPment {c)r ihe . Qulz Bowl. · Sallry 118· Daniel Apllng, new high school prlnelpal, repm ted oo a seminar he attended In Columi:Ais <,11 levY PIIIIJIOtlons and also recommen~ a new student han~ wlllch was tlon. No excep~n was made to the rule. A special board meeting on personnel and negotiations was set for Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. The regular meeting will be held on Sept. 23,8 p.m. Sub6Ututes employed by the board were as !oll01w: Teachers: John Barcus Jr.. Elizabeth A. Brown, Nita Downs, Fern . Grimm, Janice Groggel, LucWe H&gaerty, Brmda Ison, Vlclor.Jolmson, Vlhas Lee, Helen M4al, Jennlter Machlr, Michelle He received hll bachelor r1 adopled by .the board. :, ~ ~ ~! ~. ~~ . ~Is, Pab1cla from Cedarville Salary !or the new assistant .Pafker, ~ PEtrel, Artis A. CoUeae Ill Oblo, hll mastl!r r1 treal!Urer, Joan Sellersi,~Win wtJJ• Salyer, Gayle' SalYer. Jeannie educatim deitte from Oblo Unl· work ~ ~ a week, "II ~ at · SlaWter, . David/ Weber, Nancy venl1y bl•ldmiJQttratim, .and Is $5.65 111 lour. The .. ljse!~' S\llte 1 Wacl!ler,' . Je~ .Manuel, Donna CIIIT!!!Itly worklJia: on hll doctoral lottery mOtlles was an,d Clark, .catberllte , Simpson, and Proaram•dtere. · board mel!lbers wlll lvQI'~,Witli )lie ToM King. ' · · S.·dalwaalllnd treasurer.· ~10. , ~ m,·,P:tpt!ty . B;uS Drlvers: Gary DDI, Arch Otllen employed during the IU!nia. The~ Is c!es!all•tedfQr Ro!;e, Cindy Rector, Bruce Myers, meetblt wwt two llnry aides, ~; ~ ad(jl: ~ Bernard, Carl Barrtnger, Judy ~olle IIIII Marpret c,;ug~~. t»nal ~ thal already ln.exlsteace, KatJwBarrtnger,JoAnnCalk>way, orn, ~ II repcrt on funding but not salaries. JoAnn NewSQIIIe. by J&mll Hilt!; PIOII am coordlna· The transfer r1 two students Cooks: Ellzzbeth Lyoos, Dorothy torlorlbellnry.. within the dlltrlct was approved. Calloway,DonnaJacks,NolaCIIne, Slnoe tile dlltrlct.bai reverted to Comrnlttee reports were given and Darlene Buckley, Irma Bay, Unda the hall-day lduderprteucbedule, a lDard !"l'PreseDtatlve named to Edwards, LucWe Kimes, Jeanette tbe boanl lllred !our pennanent work with a committee on a new RadlJnl, Beverly Marclnlm, Jo klnderprtl!ll blls drillers aa a way system r1 delivery t>r suwlles Ann Calk>way, Geneva Max!Dn, Jo ~~~·lh,e ~ ri time the dln!efly to ·the ~ where the Ann Newsome, Elizabeth Rl~hle. , will spend on the bue. suwlles wlll be used. Connie Dlll!fee, Debra Fbltaw, Tiley m DilDY Reed, Mary Role, BMd camp policy Frona Rlf!le, lJia Van Meter, ~ . Satii!I'Oeld aad William Mrs. Susan Bauer me~ with the Sharon Hartman, Sharon Pooler, 'Hannum. Hired . aa •Utull!s for lloard to discus the lllnd camP Tracy Mya:s, Cl:mnle Osllorne, . tbe klllderprtl!n routes Wel'e policy whlch stall!s tbat ~ts lJJtda Flictt; and June Hearns. Sandy a:.;.w,., Caroi1l Rllllhle, Uvlr!i In the ICIIool dlstr1ct ·at the Ubrary aides: N,ola ame..Cathy Keltba Whltjaldt ad Nita Jean Ume . r1 camp 8!ld lnlelldlna to Spencer, f!e'verly Cunningham, Rltcltle . : . , •, ...- .. ~ . In .baJ!d must attend Maria,ret , Hawthrone, Jeanette ~ ~ r;-.4..,......, ed ftldl:)r¢ JoAnn N E "'• · iietb.· • ." ta==eJ,w:=: , ~ lllti'IJIIer, twO'tiaurs .dld llllt ~ i!dlquate lnbma· ·(eon~ 111 Pqe 10) "Ck!M' deatte dliCII-' new; ~ . , • .• t _ ;~=~~111E=SEASON vo.. ntoors have the p11111 lew weeks preparing been Ml........,.ri tbe i .,, . • • · ~ ~ , . ..,... Middleport Elementary and Melp Jamior High • • ,,_..1) .I f!!Pillllo,r D IIII*+W )~Mt...lt!iir.l.q~-~!M.snAY - Jull lbree more u,v.- )ult- _.., weekmd - Ta.J.., refortn Jill'~. IRA li•nits to affect some employees B,'~•.PilJIIIA,NOWANY, In~ penmn PfOII'IIII, not W4SIJI.~G~ON (.UPI) wll!!tller he or she was auaranteed WOiire!'l, 1101 yet Vll!llted In their beneft!J. ' 'Ctti!P!IDY!I pemtlna.~. u .MIIl u Wilen House and Sel!ate neaotlll· tbell'.IPOUIII!I• WIIWd be•afllcted by · 101'1 ~on !be new IRA limits, ~III!WIRAikiiiiBinthelal!~ they aqued !bat eveothot!lhane bUI, IIII!P''* .op.-•1' claJrnjt· tbat people .woQI no loapr be able to Plflll)e,·, W\IIIOUt retlititlt!llh pro- let IRA cleductloas, .the cberlahed . .. WUljrllepthefullde6xttoa. taxwrlte-dfwaspresel'lled!ortbe · \ : 'lkml !~ideS workiJtc on people·wbo ._ted It moet - the the clllci.Tbullday tbat In tenDs middle clau.lllll tl!oae 110) covered ~~~U.-lestrtctlons by 8DI)IIw 1e 1'1111 plan. lor ~ l~IMM!DI account The pi~ i ~ by the dedudlma, !» main crtterlm was ~. wmcn ~ IIIUJI be ~a W0111erwas1partlclpant pill"" by both the fuD Houle IIDd Seaate, would · allow people not participating In another pension ~lll .i>CXIIItlnuetogetamaxlmum S2,00o anuual tax deduction llr coalj1l:Aitlng to an IRA and also ...,e the Interest In lhe aroNDts accumulate tax·free 1111tll they begin tJ withdraw It at retln!ment. Workers covered by .another l!""'lm plan could oontmue to receive the tax-de!l:uel lnlen!st. wt they could oo1y get !uB annual IRA·.tax deductbn I! their adjusted 11'0118 ·taoorne was sz;,<ro or under t>r slllele peoJie, or ~.(D) or less t>r married couples. That deduc· tlon would then gradually decrease until It would end lor sll)gles earning $35,<ro and couples earning $00,1XXl. However. under the bill. a person would be considered covered by a pension plan, and thus would !all underthenewJRAilmlts,aslongas II! cr she were an active partlclpanl In the plan - even If the person were not vested and therefore nol guaranteed pension benefits, COO· gresslonal aides said. . On the · positive side tor lhe workers, the bill also would cut clown lo maximum Ume required !orvesttngiDilveyears. But. til! new rules rould cause problems In .some Instances. For example, take the case r1 a single person earn!ng $.1i,<ro who Is rovered, I:Ait not· vested, In a rompany retirement plan. That person could leave tiE linn and not be ellglble lor pension benefits and alsohavebeendenledthebenelltr1 an IRA deduction while wockjng. For married couples, the pro!>lem Is more con!uslng. ~~~ . help Oldahom~ ·"town co.pe with tragedy EDMONP. Okla. (UP!) - As Ylctlma' !llllllles prepared 10 bury the dead·today, experts arrtVIid to help • ·town coPe with memories ot tile. Jlllbllluu'llb ~ when a torineulid euaman cpened lire m the pllltcftlee, kWtnl14 O>WCJ:I!RIS llld.ld!illtlt wltlnlt leavln& a word ri ftpln•tlbn. 'nle ildmond poet «ffee, cleaned r1 blpod and with the 1181 outside at hllf,ataff, reopened Thunday, staffed mainly by survlv!n who retlimed a day earlier than ex· I .. , . peeled, exciiBlli!DI bugs and quiet words as !bey arrtvel. To help survlv~n and 1am111es ~ the victims live with their neno. nes, nlflc!al'llollitiU&Id a:jll!!'tl tn bealllll· ~PIYcbokiiiSU- wte- rana r1 Otbet · ~r~ptt~esr· ranllna from tile 11M Mcillml1dl m•• ire In, San Ysidro, ~Iff., to the 19'18 maa suicides at JonestOwn -' bepn arrtvtna Thursday. Investleators, meanwhile, aearclled with little 11.u:x:ess !or clues 10 44 a .. ~ burly. ex'Marllle In trouble with hllmporvlscrs, sln\W!d up !or wotk Wedne8da)' morning armed with 11tree pstoll and silently carivnttted the thlnl.w(I"S! mass murder In American hlltory. ·¥wlet'allei'Yices tor 1lve or Ills victimS Were ' ICbemled today. Seven vm-e to be wried Saturday, oneSwda;Y andanotlier-Mohday, A memorlalservlceiDraDtllevtctlms wassetfoi'Sundayattlberl;jiPark. Ponce ·· ri Sherl'lll's weapons' lncludlilg rifles, air guns and a sUencer, stacks of mercenary magazines and newspapers reach· lng to the ceDing, "unbellevable" amounts r1 romputer. radio and electronic eq\llpment, and traces d the scrambled eggs he ·ate for breakfast But Lt. Ron Cavin said "there was mthlng to Indicate anything abnonnalln the house." nothing to exlialn what made Sll!rrlll snap. "'lbe one thing we were I"Qllly said Lt. Mike Woolridge. "Nothing was found:' Woolridge said Sherrill appar· ently had no pollee reconl, except for "anautoaccldentthathappe!led In Oklahoma City a few years back:· He sald autlorilles con· Ulcted two ~s and a nepll!w of Sherrill but they were of l!tUe help. ''Theywerejustasmuchstnd<ed as anybody else," re said. "Their best descrlp~n r1 hlm, was the typical good uncle." Under the~. evm I! just olll' spouse of a two-Income !amlly Is covent~ by a company pension plan, boll! spolllli'S would !all under the aew IRA limits, even I! tbat penon WMIIOt vested. FQrexample,conslder-thecasea! a two-wwller rouple that has a cornltllledadjuSiedgrosslncomeri ,.,101, wllb ooe spouse mrnlng $.11,111111Dd the otlter $:1),(11). voters , to fa~e 8 levieS Eight lax ·levies, five of them renewals, wlll lace voters at the November election In various governmental subdivisions o! Meigs Coonty and voters ri the entire county wUI cast ballot.o on <me county·wlde ~Up !or renewal are: Rutland VIllage, a IWO·mlll, !lve-year levy, !or ·current 1eicpenses; Racine vu. lage, a two·mlll, five-year levy, !or current expenses; Middleport vn. lage, a three-mUI. live-year levy, tor current expenses; Pomeroy Vlllag~. a ooe-mlll, live-year, levy tor current expenses, and Olive Township, a me-mill, ftve-yeai levy, !or maintaining cemelerles. New levies will Include a twO: mill, live-year levy In Pomeroj VIllage l'qr lire protection; .8 ri <J1t ,D\A!. Myear te.ry, In ~~ Thwnshlp tor maintaining oometer-; . a one-mill, live-year levy, In ' ·l;b~tlll~ Townslll~, !or fire protec= '~· T;jq ~;e_;new,., oounty,wfdli taJi , Is a cnHialt mm;liVe !o~ cumrit .ex·~ tJY the MetiiiCl:Junty Park Board.. : !lndwaspossl~anote," Grand for restaurant now underway ' e 115.50 .Melli O:Jun~ wlll aia9 lnclu... the new Euro llrollhl lqi, ;Iii joo,., -klwolot ityloo tnd ODwboy cutt. Com- 'ti: ' ~11M! mp! !IX· ~ which lias' putbeb9~1nJacklon;~ q ·llld ....... ~qtles , lor ,!be' ldl .....SAil PIKES plete ,.... of W...oo t~al II. ~D' I I I .. • . .....~ SOITY• lddl. • .... $12.00 to Wrano•• JeM• for little boye INid t'rll. upcotnlac •eas011. IAIIII Sauer 11M Georp lbni8·Jr. palnledlhflm 1 1"-la-lllll.,ld,ol~ - 011 tile baek d tbe . ' . . mg~~ lootbaD field 1 the or ~ . Special group of Playtex •as. ~r~d . 1 Section, 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedil Inc. NtwiPaper ' ;~ci~;ibtft&t ·~=~i=l;,:;:;; BACK-TO-SCHOOl SPECIAl ' Sale ..........S15.99 EUREKA SWEEPER SALE lf2 .PRICE Hanes Back-to-School Sale! . save. S1l1 Pried $1397 to $2587 . BOYS' & GIRI.S' MEN'S WRANGLER CORDUROY stretch Jeans. Straicht leas. tapered · styles, petites, . 5-pockts. Junior Si~ts 3 to 15 Missy Sizes 8 to 20 Ext11 Sizes 32 to 44 REG. 120.00 to 137.110 112 Summer Outfit 1/2 PRICE MEN'S · quality GIRLS' . Y!J1.31, No. n C"'"llted 1118 17 CJIAR1 ENJ: aOEFUal School Supplies ht Floor en tine aty ' Dhltdr~'• Cllllllty ' ·l!lftllll ' l!eal\!1 ~~ voten.d!d~~ _ ..vy In the May ,primary'. flee · . · 'lbe laue was !lied In Jackscill Cl:MDty l o •'· r =· J.,, .~be,r ~· ' sun AT ONLY ·. S.7·' ' t ...:n·•,!P!I . · · l!t ~~ • i co~ .~ . ~·· ;r ''! . ~ . , b .J1)1Ma.z'lliiDJJI!--~~~~~ ·•'1'JII ' . DINJNQ AREA _ '" ' ., : u ., ' a.MNCII\Ie . . . . , _ declaNtlt • , ' ~ Aiwt~Y. ~ .-~ 'f~l ileltlil~-.cJ'd. e'ed·"-!tiiYepiiBIIIIu,..alblelo• ,_,.... wu •IUD- ~,. nt. 1 wllf pnfW tltitlldld If IIIIVIOUI'er 0Jn7 •t·wl ~ w••111' ....... · ~~ ~ tliift ~~ '' Ot!ltei' ~~~ 1iJ tile lleb-TIWII Corpotil fun. , . · , slate : ~~ l!tmlll!t bltl¥jtllll flEE ~ f• I 'o ' ••• j ' '·..r. , i ' . tan. ... ...- :L.u. ~-,. 1: ,."l ) ' �Friday, Aupt 22, 1.t 81 . Frtdlry,;-.. 22.1988 . . . The ·Daily Sentinel Ul CaouiS&reet Po... oy,OMo DEVOTED TO THE INTEJU:S"n OF TilE MEIG8-MASON AlUlA ,. The_..., rtPitRobertlcili• 'lltw•tel'l! It 11 at ttr; Wiy 1eut as a (Residential allldldale (IIIDft! 1J11111111iou1 to Rllld 'llelra mz d. accura~. as a pn!Bidentlalliope- God "'*llbe 111e 111e ,...... and IUI-bebam'ta!l'liY!f, to l.BI!t•t P""'DD tile plate m occih to .......,,_, televlllran word recti: ly,, of wWdng) bas ~ and ,....._te . . . gtven TDaQY COI)IIIleiliaton tile culunei clals. A 11111t .lit tile ·doth oppo!1UDIIY to blke ~ II)- wbollellouttnbecorne,i* tlc!!·r t data nonnally IJIO,too. Sudl moldn't, b) WIIJI't,. c) slilldd things as, wei, God, about w~m ~tile ... \JIIIcb "" are supposed to hear CJJiy t~~;flev.J'atRoberllillnbasalj'eldY outside tile earsbot r1 NonnaD beel Slbjeda!ID. But other QUI'"tsltttlonsnno arise, t111d Lear. (For Mr. Lear, God Is tile entirely appropriate supi!fltlllon IIIey bave to oo 1101 wttb ~r a for IIICb as Arthle Blmker.) man c1 tile dlltli GUglit I!) blcmW There Is, Just 1D begin wttb, lnwlvoo In ~but wbetber his attention (livED by the aitlcal tntJS oolntlao contamlnale!t his e~tlllng; . to the klnd d. glltdlasmclated with cr, more aec;vately. wlletber (ri!Sidentlal e&Jt'4)1llgns and tile lbrougb tbl! "" ' e ~ a ielt· American political cirrus. Here til! declara! spo11tesman rt God, tile commentators have a natural case against God- IIKire !l(li!CIIl- Ide!"•> _.IP,,..g Ill PAT WBITEBEAD A.lsllllaDt Publlillber/Cealroller BOB ROEFUCH Geaeral Maaapr DALE ROTHGEB, IR. News Editor A MEMBER of The United Press lllternatlonal,lnland Dally Press ASS!lCiatlon and the Amerlcail Newspapfr Publishers Association. .. LE'ITERS OF OPIN!QN ·~ Wdcolllf. They lllooJd .bo l,.lllaa :m words lonJ. All letters aresu~~ffoed:~$ltaa~ •llbeslp.ed wtth name, address and telp111o pumber. 110 tmolp~'letten w~l· bo publlsbed. Lett"" sbollld be tn aood lute. oddreqlq b•s, acit·.~olltles. . . caDy billie caae d. Plit Rollert,ton has ilkl. 'U all tllei* I ~bl~tbe tile call! aptnst Ou1ltaiDity - Is tlu'er maJor networks ,,;l(..,d tile) !llbanred edlt(lrs rt major new11 ria (llld)' Oyo'tltler now tblllll!lltenoe from superintendents lof · tile) . m~P' tile lead article In New York scbool dlstrtcts (aD had) dep• _;...,....,,a feature.·.· Pat""'"" .· rt- . from CBN Unlvel'alty.' " (CBN II •...,._ •..,... - . .... mn by political ,~ IM•l tile Ou1Btlan Bmadce~i ,..,. Kramer. It II titled "Are ,\Yc.i work, Robert.IOD'I bare.) lblnnqWithMe,Jeu?"~tllle Tochallenll!sudlasta•t<lei"'J11151-IU lsf!MI*to.lllllrmtllereader'lhat wasevldentlymade~PatRDberl· M(cbael Kramer knoWs, evmlbe 10111n thlswaylsreallytptb•llene' can't actually prove !lilt 9od told ttl! oertousiii!SS d. llle~ 111m ao, ·that God Is oot In fact mterprlle. To J!18AY. '· . ·: I"PIDK will1 Pat Robel'llilln. , J'fJIIde D IIIOIIJitslntop.-~ ·tlild But tile ~live blgh Jl!llnl d. view tile vuliat KJ'OP(iqpl cl ~ tile article Is tblllll!lllellce: :"ft'hat ldnd tnm tb!lr eulted 'ildtulill, wW baunf Robel'llcll ·1!11)11, IDw- rell(lloos ~~~ ·• ever, II. his liellrf ~~ Alllerb Is, , a) Is a ~'~* ~ ~ and slliuld he, a Oii1stlan naton. then!tore 1101 WOrth more,IliaD ibe · 'How nice It wnukl be,' Robertson kind ofoommentawroprtatetlitlle . XhOsa who declabn agalllll tile ' ;*flo Zlil!l; ~- ' •, ~· Wlim ·RDU!d Re pe wu campalgDiag t~r t11e 11esldeacy 1n l99J, he blaniildllili ljbdeet dellclt tlr rmst ~tile aa~n·s ecolmlllc P'Qblems. Sb:' ~ l*lier(tlle ClOUIIIIy Is grappUne wttb,an evs blaer delicti, but ~-tile b!ldllftdeactt fsc*lhal Thenewwblpplngboy Is tllenaton's oa.ucl trlld!eilelidt. li!d It's 1111re to atlnlct evs 1110re. attention as tile rriidtenn ·r(' "tiutraw ~:1 · , . ,_bl,gb Interest ra._ !IJ1d skyrocketlnglnllatlonwoes d.M are IJIDe, 001 tben! ·are Diew .problems: ~ Dduatrtes being w1pa1 out by 1ow:C. hiiiJOI'I.'$o 1o1t ~-P.bs. IDaccesslbWty of ilrelgn markets, lad Amierteali. !tlide ll!l!retS ~Jng ropoo abroad. Until' rece~~!IY. an ~-1111\iag~c,at!.P..~tb!ji'Oillem,butlthasbeguntofall badt ln.lbie wttll otbet' currelldes. · As late as 1981.. Amei1ca had a trade suJlllus - exporting IIKire goods tiiaa It Imported. But today, tlleUnltOOStates 15 tllewtl'kl'sJ.atv!stdeblor wtt11 a record $148.5 bllllllll trade dellclt -. 1995. . Tbe.publlc. aagry llVl!l' plant~loslnp !bat shutdown me-mmpany towns In lelltlle, sboe, mbdng and steel areas. rommunlcated Its oo..:erns tl CaJgress last year. SIDo! then, bundreds d. trade lills have been Introduced, but. tile "!,,mln11!J;l~n has bran!Ed most legislative proposals :-as ~..018!11Dn!af· tllld U.etue bad. ' : Tnltlo'lb', ~~was probablY 11ght Knee-jerk reaction was ~ save· ~ 'tllld Job1 'at aQY rost. But as tempers moled, more JI10der1lle piUs ,..ere bitljitMed, and sl!ll tile admlnlstra~ saltloo. : • PI ' "'•t R . pn ~ bll trade atlvf5en argued that )X'Oiectlont.st ineUil'ell wauld • Cllllluners' costs and Invite relallatlon from tther : natloaL AdmliJitllr811Dn 'd ftc!e!a sakl•tliey had all tile autmrlty IIIey .ix led tO del!l wttlliQ!(ali- tnide i»a:lll:es. : Cooct ess 1 "''w.dptlbate•h<Ihc laws WEre...,.-thless If Reagan refused : to .... tbem. Muy In Cilqpl!ll ••• led tile IJ'I!S(deot sllluld be lora!d to h!tallate wbellllllfalr tr.se were documented. · Wilen Cong!ess tried to.-. 'lellll ''lion to deal wttlltb! trade IJ'OIUm, the administration wauld anm•ncp a new trade ac~n such as discretionary authorlty. The administration also hopes tile trade deficit will start ~ belllil! November. But tllere Is 110 sign ell~ and Senate Republicans, wltb tb!lr narrow 5347 majority. are getting nervous. The Democrats are practically licking tllelr coops, hoping to tum tile new deficit Into (I>UIIcal!Jlltl. "I'm led up with those In Washlngtm woo talk llke RamiJJ but act like Bambi where trade IS co..:eo ned," Sen. Jolll G1em1, D-<JIW. said n!Cell!IY In calling for trade refonn legislation. Refening to Teddy Roosevelt's quotallon that America sbould speak softl,y and cany a big stick, Glenn said: "1bls Republican jW'ESident seems 1D tblnk that wesl¥luld talk loudly- but leaveourstlckatbcme. Andlfwe don't do :10111ethlng pre!IY soon, the next lliDg you lmow, we'D even be importing tile stick... tile Su!l'eme Court. - «rg;~nlzatlon . The enemy In question 15 David Holmes, super1ntendent of tile House Periodical Press Gallery, wlxlse credentials oommtttee rejected Tile Spotllgbt's application for gallery prtvllegeS. Holmes t>kl our 859JC1ate C'oJiiY Johnson that The Spotlight was rejretoo In part groat deal. SincerelY, Mlkball Govbachev." It's 110t clear whether tile perpetratnrs · of tile undated letter plete with a Russian-alphabet exPectallls readers to take It as slpature and a lette!'head leatur- autllentlc, but In a potSilictlpt to ttl! lni a ~ liaJn!i!er-aJ!d- ~g I'MI-page appeal for sli:lde emblem zd Gorllacllev's rmJII!Y, Spolllgbt editor VInce Ryan addrel8 (''tile Kmnlln, Masoow'') refen to ''tile MCio!led simulated In Okl English script It Is ad· letter trom Soviet Communist dressed to 'Dear Comrade Holmes'' Party General Secretary and lftds: Gcc'bacbev.'' The lalje letter may 1101 have "My co~abllatlons m ytVr decision ID bar ttl! Spotllgbt from ll!en tile lilly IJnailnary part rt tile covering activities of your fund·ralslnl appeal. Holmes Is eoo,ress. quoted In Ryan's letter as saying to ''The people of !bvlet Rl!asla Tile Spotllgbt: "There are a lot ol undentand just how lmportlint It Is people on tile committee woo are to control tile pn!tiS. I am pieoNd a!rald d. )IOU people, and a lot wiD !bat yw Ullderstand our polltlon oon't 111te you .. You're a dellillte and have decided to uae Soviet IIR'eat to a lot of people ben!." tactics. Holmes denied fiNer saylna any "I extend my Invitation 1D yw to SUCh tlllnr. visit bere sooa, m)'011 can laldl us R,yan asIrs m00111rtbutlonl to the llrst hand IIOIDe · rt tile oilier ''Foundation to Defend tile Fin! tecbnlqlt5 )IOU uae to lli!ep lhoae wiD disagree wttll tile American 'free' prea from baYing tile rigbt to tllebt and Uberty l.4blly. He ua rover importallt events. . tlr money ''to support FDFA's "I am sure you can show us a rourt battles to de!elld tile First because It Is tile Uberty lolily's oouseorgan and 1101 an Independent joumallstlc voice. The"Gorbachev Letter" Is oom· ... -·-·Mtw ... =m;;~::::a~s; Slx!olld, Lucas win, or evm lUll 1 tile beDeftts COUld be enonJIOIII. The Democrats llild tile llllerals 1iOIIId have to Slq! taldal black wts .a.r granted. The Rep•bllcns 1iOIIId have 1D liar! blddlntl sertously for black votes IPOd race, u~ 6TMJN 62!18.5125 .65 12 !Ia • .4&5 L1 53 . .. . 1.. 5.1 • .01 14~ &2 e& .400 15 »• KC "" Oolll•nd ... MIM IMcWllllw 2-91. '1':35 p.m ~n ~-=' flt!llrcWpMa (Rv.fiM s.JI at Sin II:~ p.m. Ml11D'811 (YOIIIIIIIII U-8) Ill Lot An,e)n; ». Z p.m NlwYort iGaodtD 12-4) at SanFranclloo !Wtlcb Ml, -- By KEVIN KENNEY Cinclnz:latlat Chk110 New Y01t1 at s.n Fruc_, .. ..... -- at Plttabal'lft.lflht Holllllft II a, LoWI. aqtll Moaa'ell at Loa "'-liN. • f'tllladelpNIIf S.,. Dt&¥;1, rqhl Allanll , , 4231 . San Oleto. Guvty 418). Pf!Welphla, Schu (71 . Onetnnatl. Wtllh (~) . ~ Atllnlll , Atlanta. Glrber (11). Sill DferJ, Waller (1). S&tl P'randlm, ~ (15) . Tl'llll8actioll8 - IJU*41rr..Wcs ' I Pu.n:hued thl!o OOII!trld c1 llevtland - Wt·!Under Gret SWIIdtll trun W11ftt)ury ol 011 Eutem lAtllol« piiCtd · Ulder JohiBuleber aalUaY 41ubMcllllt. H~~,~~~oo- !Mat t*hrr Mark Knudlm to tiGlwaWft to ~ tnde lhlt llrwaht Dull)' ~rwillto Houstm. -·---- --h. _.,., ..... ___ ------""" ...... lbkm It ClMliDd a C.1ltlmla at .Baltn;ft Dna - Ollcaatt> Flllll 021. Cllltlma. BoDae 1'1· Tetaa, Pln'WI (II), ICulu City, Bllbolll (271, Whir (l7).1bbl, Armu 211l.Owea Ill. Cll'veland, El!rnaaard (13) . w--. Ollc110. Sdunldt 0-41. Cllll:nU, Will (1!1-7] . KanlaJ ctcy, lJetnnm UO·:Klt. Bolton, Boyd (12-11. 0!\c,.o, Nello1(5). W LM 08 m41.c- ll . . . . !I ,. . . . ll',i M olt!ftl sa•ZI "" """"" !II • Nlfllfd ,..,. Ibl aulllant Mlr1ll: - Namll1 Dtttnh BtU . . .tant Maull St. VIIC!Inl - Nlmed Earl Kwu mm'llftd WOI'IItlil teDNf COICh and Jrr1 Faullar lliOINII't ~·men. ......lou.__.....,.....,.. ~ ~r ~ 10 "-· f'Qinl Loml (Callr.l - 'NHtm:lnl Nlmed Chdn!or ,....... ...._ ........ btld l'Oift. ..... c._ • t.t:. - - - Rima - Slrpld d!imlllve -'liq<w... AI) • • 12 . . 11\i """'"' ......... 62 !I .512 ., ""''"'" mu .• t LA ,.,.,.. 56.1 .- Gill 511 11 .m 11\f! -~.510511 s C.nwrt&lll 'M)RU'I bullftball «*Ch. bill F1urtda - NuMd ~ Pa&'hal NA'I'ItN.U.I&MJUI: St.""" p -.. .. O!iciiD II Texu. llfllll NY r DltrUt - 'I'Nded tnrant.. Krib' TJ1. JKI(b llld Kat BeDion to Ulllb llr b"ward Adrlln DMGey and 1 pair It II!C<Ind-round OiakiMd at New Yarl.~Qit!t Seattle II Detroit. llaht Kl.- Cll)' ., hUJw..~. ri&ht 'JWont:) II~ nllfll a .s Ill% -~­ Wlnl; a,at- t.ck)r 1bio' Cbtldl.b. Nlw EftPad - Sped c.'lllla" f'leUo Btoci: cut Wll¥.:l otra.IYe pard GeortJp Cdlao. St. L01U - Aedvl.tld dtlenltvt tnd Bob walvld Onrntfvt. lbltman CariDI Soott and~ Bof:lbf IIQrft; dained a..tr. em WIIYin fRI'n Pltfllm1!l llnfbaobrCam J..... Atlanta !1, Chtaao 2 San DiE'go 6. MmbMI 0 San Fl'lllCIIro 7, PbllldelptU 6 ClnclnMti 9, Sl. Loula NY n.....,.-- .,.._·JoiM! v.~ . Mark Wiebe sh~ Series golf lead LeBeau, • • · AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - Mark Welbe shot a f. under·par 66 to share a one-tlbot lead with US. Opel champion Raymond Fioytl and J)mn(e Hammoad atter tile l1rst round .~ the $'100,001 Workl Series of Golf heoe Thursday. At 3-under 67 were Benthard Langer of West Germany and David !shU. British Opel champion and leading rnoneywlnner Greg Norman was at 2- under 68 alole with Ben Crenshaw, Mauy Kura· motor/. Japan, LannyWadlclllsand Ken Green, winner of The International last Sunday. DaJi F0J'11111811, Dan Pohl an,d Curlts Stranlll' were bunched at l·under 69 while Tateo "Jet" Ozaki ''The rltt started In tile Pq>t»llt Party becauae ~ plcb people (to run ror otllc:e) ~ tend to be rEtst." Carlo illd·mt replY to our n!QIU!II · for comment on the party memb!l'?' cbar;es. ., (~? Betauietbey'retbere.) Tile Black O.ucua WIIUid bave to llart· mwila toward lbe IJII)11b!oenla', , lest ~ ID*" tbt well ilr b1a:1r Democntlc ('4!M!Id•tallllller cb81· leilllt' by DeW black ~biD·. ' In tlbort, It COillil · eot,aNI*h aornetiU!& blaclla Ntlll!ll't-fnr a . long thne: ·a two-~ aysteu~ By GENE CADDES VP1 Sportd\'rllei' COLUMBUS, Oblo (UPI) - .Ohio State footbaD Coacb .l':arle Bruce · lll1iiOWICI!d Thursday he ~ad dismissed two playei':l tnm the Buckeye team ·"for good'' and suspended a third one gafue for ''vblatlon ot team regulations." Teny White, a junior from Cambridge, Ohio, and a three- year starter at safety, alongwtthreserve I..... MI. D:IZPJ!!. nati.Wellh\~1 . i-1Df 17:~p.m . Ebton (Hunt 7-41 at C~ella4 !Schrom ll.f), 7:35p.m. Sea~ IMI:rp\ 1-121 at Dettolt 4Kina 8-31. t.~ p.m. Calitlmll !Sutum 11·9) at Ba.lt~ (Dixon 10-9), 8:C& p.m. O!lca&O 48annilter 7.g) II 1'exu (Muon 6-3),8:.'11 p.m . TororiD (Clancy IU) It lai...U IBl)"II!Yerlll-lD), 8:.15 p.m. Kwu CUy (hcbon 1-8) al Mhllull!t !NIMilO-SI. 8:35p.m. ~ Bruce drops players rumlng back Roman Bates, a sen!or from Memphis, Tenn., ooth with a history of prior problems, were the players Bruce said "will mt be playing football this year." Derek Isaman, a sopoomore from Fremont, Ohio, and listed as a starting outside linebacker, was suspended by Bruce for one game and will not make lhe trtp for Ohio State's game Wednesday against Alabama In the Kickoff Classic. American League loss, 24-5 IWhiU Hi), Atllnll, Acier C3-21. SanDi9, Dravi!!Ck)' !,_IOl. Sill FnDcllm, Dl.vll (t-4). C!Dcin- OUIIDd IY~9-lll at New Ycwll (Gui&y i ROMAN BATES Bosox hand Indians worst (1\YU S.1l II $1. l.oWI f)\ldor l2.C), til p.m. KmlfCb' (91, C'IIIcqo t. 1'anlllo 3 Calll:lml.l 6. Deuott 1 lbibn :W, O!vflud 5 KaDua City 4. Texu 3 Oakilnd 11 Baltinxft, 1 ppd., ra1n Searut If Ntw Yt:rk. ppd,, rain Lucas and Young _______. _B_~n_~_a_ie_~n_,be_.::::,rg: wbllel. eo ..- II) ........ "''" 'part;y'. * ''~ director 'lb!! S(••IIP ~··· Tile ' - . tloils, Conrad EIII58.DIS 62 S7 .521. 9 SHO "'I 10\1 Clvl!ld Ameuclmfllt," but (lives m parttcu. Iars Oil this battle. Carto told us ' !bat be did 1101' autiDr tile pbony GortBcbev letter, and said he Is mt an "rt!lcer or dlreciDr or eJl1110Yee" of tile F~~n, to ~ tile F11:Jt j Allleft$neut. Hll denlala · Wl!l'e : oontalned Ill .a written ""''X'""" to an nquiJy by us, In wblth be al8o • gave l)ls aide rt an mlental Qgbt 1Nf6 OO.trol ci tile PaPI,., Party, ' bUDded •b y Carlo bll!l8t•' Carlo was ra:en!IY ldctA!tl ~ party's executive tutwaUttte Ill a . !H vote; an action ~ deicJtbed , 89 IJiep1 ' and !bus "ci 110 . quencr.''Tbeputy'II*'IWIIeutar- · Jan, Wllllam' K. ~•. uld tile : PIJplillt Party ~ · . wlib : ractat 'and ~ · · exIn 66!15Je6 II !1 Sl 1\1 11111\1" A Soviet letter _____J_ac_kA_nde~rso_n_&_Da_le_Jii_an_A_u_a WASHINGTON - Political forgery Is an old Russian custom, dating back at least to the "l'JDovlev letter" and "'lbe Protocols ~ tile Elders ol Zion," and oont-.ulng to tbll day with m>oe oc less ..,..lstlc•tal KGB dlslntumatlon mcdments. Now a laug!labiY lq)(Dmortc example of this mbklus ar1 has been ctrrulated lD a fund-raising appeal by Tile Spotllgb~ otrlcl8l organ of Ill! ultra-rtgbtwlngUberty LoliJy, founded by WIUls Carlo, woo Is row Its treasurer. The fake Is a letter purporting tl oome from Soviet leader MlkbaD Gorbachev, "congratulating'' ttl! lale!tt of Uberty Lotily's many enemies tJr using "Soviet tactics" to make life difficult for the right-wing . ... _ WLP«.GB l loll•ll the room, mutll!rlng that !bat ldnd of thing IPit . ., oh, In ttl! By MIKE TULLY UP! Natlonalllalleball Writer AIIMia CMabler n -121 at Pltbbu.rah NY rt oome, 11011n tile school, let alone Ill a legislative asaem~, let alone Ill CI:Icblald (PlM'er tol) at Chtl10 (Moyer f-.3) , tiB p.m. ..... c:urtalnl,l' "It gives me a lump In my wallet every time I see a contract coming my way." · --- Majol'll cloSf!S an tile doon, and IIP.Ioett out ,.-.11ees almost darfng the adiiilalotralion to act. . • Tile admlnlstratlon I E5jXliids that It Is wrong ID tie trade negotiators' (lands with legislation, and that It Is es91!11Ual that tile (11!Sldent retain his Scoreboard ... else b) ' If; I' a truth, never mind tile truths . probably do 1101 eve11 tXIIt. · Tllat atutude II certainly an aggre~&lve attitude towant tbe . CbrlsUan reiJeton, -and In '•filet against an otlier re~. We come quickly to ttl! whole ,cpoestlop ~ ­ evanJ!!llsm. No~ ll!t!I!IS to bave· tm much trouble wlil\ III!Ciilar evanJ!!Usm; lndeell, It Is a 110t11e tradi!On. Tbey call It advOclcy, .,dIlls American enouah even ilr the People br tlle.Amertcan Way. Nonnan Lear wm not 1tart 1 oommlttee to warn against Juc111es who believe fi!M!II!IY In tile ,.1...,,. of Ttl! Federalist Papers. N advocacy ot aDOtbet' Cl'ller Is 8CIIleiNng quite eiJe agalll. We moe permii!OO to say tllat all tile world soould be led (beblnd IIIICb a poposltlon yw can get roclllfOUlll . to sing In London and ag8ln ' In Ptilladelphla), but if)'OUI'RII!IIJCe ts that man does not live by bn!lld ; alone, one draws down tile ' Investigating charges rt J1pnm · "cmnptng'' semiconductor t'OIIIplllier . chips In the UnltedStale!t atbelow-nwlletjl'lces. Critics called ttl! actions · diversionarY tactics to pn!Vftll CaJsress tnm takliig 1110re drastic a~n. Treaswy Secretary James Balier suggested last Septenther that the overvalued dollar, wblcb madi! U.S. ex(Drts rrore expensive abroad, was largelY to blame for tile trade detlclt. Baker worked withflnanoo mlnlsters d. tile otlEt' major IDdustrtallzBI nat0ns tl bring the dollar Into Une with their cum!DCies. The dollar came down, but tile trade deflclt did not. ;::~;;_; Iii be6lre the Democrats are ' ~: ·~ moQ!ItrOI!S arropn~. , tlif. 0:1qrta!On by a mere bumaJI being rt , Ne~{,~tgppjng boy "' POMEROY - Pre-!leUOII bllh ·yell' 8&9 and will have )llliCtlcally school foothallldcks rtf 11Jnf1bt wtt11 their entire teJlm returning. The a capital Mas Me1p hosta Morpn Ralden llbould have b!lp also from at Marauder Stadium wlth.a trio rt a very stl'olli sophomore class that, two-quarter games ~with like Melp, WQ IJIIdefeated as 7th tile freshman tilt at 6: 00. and aiiO 8th gi'IIdefs. '!be 12-ll! Ue Following Ill! ninth grade game, lui year matched two bill clubs Ill! reserves battle with ttl! varsity tbl!t had never been defeated Ill game for the ftnale. The MaraUders organized bltball. looked Impressive last year against Coach Charley Clancey's !lth tile Musklngum Valley t.eegue edition rt Melp llotbaD could lick member Raiders wttb a 26-0 win. up wb!re 1aat year's 9-1 le!tm left The Meigs-Morgan fresllnan game rtf: The Marauden have a well• en!Ed In a 12·U tie while the Little stocked 63-man roster Including 21 Marauder reserves scored on tile lettennen l!lld 00 seniors. having game's ftnal play tl w1n so. lost lilly sevens se111ors from last 'Ibe class AAA llfolliaD eleven • • le!ttn. fielded an exbemeiY )'OilW team a loo a quintet at f!NeD·par 1U on the ~.139-yard, par-70 nresmne Coun· try Cub coune. In all, 18 players were at par or better. UPI Sports Writer Boston Manager John McNamara trted to put tile night Into perspective. "It was just one game," he said. "But what a game." Indeed. Tony Annas smashed a grand slam durtng a 12·run sixth Inning, and later added a ~run oomer Thursday night to hlgbllght a 24-blt attack that sent the Red Sox to a 24-5 obUterat!On of tile Indians In Cleveland. The runs and hits by BosiDn were single-game highs this season. The victory - one of the worst routs In Cleveland's baseball history - left tile Red Sox six games ahead of the second-place Yankees, woo were rained out against Seattle In New York. Among ttl! highlights: - Dwight Evans and Marty Barrett drove In four runs apiece. - Spike Owen tied a major· league record by scoring six runs. - Boston sent 17 batters to the plate In tile sixth liming, 11 of whom reached base consecutively. -11 d. the runs In the sixth Inning were soored with two out. - Dennis "OU Can" Boyd, 12· 9, won for the ftrst time In four starts slnoo his Aug. 1 return from a three-week suspension. The game aiao ·marked the maJor·Ieague debut of Greg Swln· dell, who was purchased earHer Ill tile day from Waterbury of the Eastern League. He allowed six runs - lour earned - In 3 2-3 Innings. "Everybody was getting hits and getting on base," Owen said. "It was contagious." Trailing 1.0, Boston scored four runs with two out In tile third, one scor1ng on a balk by Swindell, two oomtng on a single by Evans. The Red Sox Increased tllelr lead to 6-1 In the lburth, helped by third baseman Brook Jacoby's error. Barrett had an RBI single to knock out Swindell, and Rice greeted reliever Dickie Noles with a run-soortng single. "I was real nervous," Swindell said. "But even after we were losing so big, I was thrilled ID be b!re. I only wish I could've done tetter." In the sixth, Barrett had an RBI single and Bill Buckner a tWCKIUt, bases·loaded walk. Jose Roman nylaced Noles, and Aomas lined a drtve to lett field for his sixth career grand slam, making the soooe 12-1. "I was looking to hit the ball hard," Annas said. "Ifltgoeswt,lt goes wt All I want to do Is have this team win this dlvtslon." After Bryan Oelkers relieved, Barrett drove Ill two runs with a grouoo-rule double, and Rice's lnlleld single made It u;. 1. Baylor wallrec!'toJQ.id'~base:sa:DdE\tw sliilloo IDme t,W imoe nins before Buckner's RBI single. Owen added a solo oomer, his first oomer of the year, In the SVAC grid preview seventh. Buckner had oo RBI single scheduled for Friday In tile eighth ahead of Annas' second oomer d. ttl! game and Tile anq•J SVAC foolball preview bas llem tJet lor Friday al ninth of the year. Dave Stapleton X,)'aer Creek lllJb Scbool, IICCOrd· and Ed 'Romero stngloo oome tile ftnallloston runs. lnllo Pt""lpal Daa N 'ter. "You could tell Swindell has good KC IIOiilll H - Trace In lhe stuff," !llld Evans. "It washls night lint pme at 6:31p.m., followed by to learn and ours ID have fun." Ollli RID aplaot Ea.. ! 1D al 7: II. off apln8l Elsewbere, Kansas City edged Soulbw Iera 118:31, llld tile 11na1 Texas 4-3, California routed Detroit pme will be played between S.l, and Ollcago edged Toronto 4-3. Syuues Valley and NOJ1h GaDia at Seattle at New York, and a 9:11. tbuble-hewler between Oakland TtckeiB are S.UO for adulls and II and Baltimore were rained out. lor 8ludenls. Ed Lynch deserved more credil for his honesty than he did for his pitch to Dale Mull>hy. Lynch served a disputed home run lo Mull>hY In the eighth Inning Thursday, giving the Allanta Braves a 5-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. While others argued whether Mull>hy's shot had actually cleared the wall, Lynch decided tile baU had gone too far lor any pitcher's taste. "Even If It didn't go out, it was a double off the wall and would have scored a run," said LyiiCh. "If the wind hadn't been blowing or had been blowing out, It would have landed across the street." With the scooe 2·2 In the eighth, Omar Moreno singled and reached second when Cubs shortstop Shawon Dunston dropped a lhrow .from catcher Jody Davis. Murphy then put the first pitch from Lynch onto the lett field ~reen for a tworun homer. "I didn't know If It was going to make It," said Mull>hy, wiD has 23 home runs this season. "That's wl\y l was running hard." Murphy's homer gavel he victory 1o Atlanta starter Jim Acker, 3-2. He pitched 7 l.J Innings, giving up six hits and two runs with live strtkeouts and one walk. "He had a good sinker and good command r1 his pitches," said Atlanta Manager Chuck Tanner. Mommy HATES Berry's Worl·d neo- 1981 Olds Cutlass Brougham .. AiA~el. S249S 1984 Ford F-1 SO Pickup .......;......... SS99S 6 cyl., 4 sp., topper, rvnning boanls, goad condition. 1979 Dodge Van ............................. $1495 318, auto., PS, rvns good. lGGks & runs good, stand. 1981 Chevette ................................. 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KNOW Reds 9, Cardinals 4 At Cincinnati. Ertc Davis hit two oomers and drove In !bur runs and Buddy Bell hit his ....,enth homer In the last seven days to lead the~ pas! St. Louis. Chris Welsh,- 54, pitched a no-hitter for ftve Innings, Ron Rol:lnson pitched the 2 l.J Innings for his lOth save. Loser' Greg Mathews, !4, took the Gl8l!ts 7, PhiDies 8 At San F'rancisro. Candy Mal~ nado's two-<JUI, two·run double highlighted a five-run eighth Inning rally to help San Francisco snap ii four-game losing streak. Maldonado's double Into the left-Held oo~ came 0!1 klsing pitcher ~nt Tekulve, 6-2. Winner Mark DaviS. 4-4. pitched two Innings. '· Padres 6, Expos 0 , At San Diego, Steve Garvey hlt.'a three·run oomer and Dave nra: vecky and Gene Walter comblnlit! on a live-hitter to hand M:mtreallts fourth straight loss. Dravecky, 9-10, worked the first five Innings lor ttl! victory. Dennis Martinez, 2- 5, tooii the loss. uper Summer Sa.,ings (IJ8P81f. . .) " You "He tot stronger as the game went along." Gene Garbf.or pitched the ftnal 1 1-3 innings for his 19th save. Lynch, 3-3, pitched 71·31nnlngs, yielding 10 hits and four runs with fOur slrtkeouts and one walk . In otl>2r games, Cincinnati tbwned St. Louis !4, San Francls(o defeated Philadelphia 7-6, and~ Diego shut out Montreal &<1. Snr...,. ,...._ CARRIER NEEDED The Daily Sentinel Sentinei -Pag$,~3 Braves topple Cubs 5-2; Reds sweep Cardinals preview tonight ~~~~~~-..~-.----~~~·-~.w~u-~~,~~-~~-k~~-J_~ . . F'orrllroy Pt11ddllp t?l't Ohio The Daily • Meigs .hosts grid. Pl!ge~2-:J:he ~ Sai.IIiiNI . ' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,,, ,. 'v, �. ~ ·:; ·;·. '.r.:,• .1lte ... ~ (, . ' • ·~ •. ; . · I . . · 7 ·" ~-. ~ .r - • • · - · · -• · • • - · - .- ,.- ....... ...r· • ·.· ~:-· -~ -:- :. ·-~:; .:.;. ·:-.:~!~ - =--..:-.: - :.:;;:: - -- - - --- -- !aily $entinel Friday, August. 22, 1986 4 . - LUi J-' ' '' ·"'\ \ -~·· .. () : . 0. St. At. Ph. 9&4100 ( I ~~ Ray Riggs Chester Businesses Listed On ThiS Page. TEAFORD REALTY . . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT A BABY IS GOD'S SYMBOL OF THE MIRACLE OF LIFE CENTER, INC. John F. Fultz, Mgr. Ph . tn·2lll Nationwide Ins. Co. 216 s. second Pomeroy 99HJl5 Pomeroy .ISHER &UltSE PHARMACY Church & Ottice Supplies GIFTS ~Mill St. Middleport -~ ~ Complete Automotive Service Locust& Brown's Fire & EqUI'pmenl Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME "Serving Families" 264 i. 2nd, Middleport 992-5141 (row's Family Restaurant 214 E. Main Phone (61!) 742-2717 Hames.les &Service The Finest in Modular Homes Pomeroy, 1100 E. Main & WAID CROSS SONS SlORE GroceriesGeneral Mercnanctise Racine 949-tsSO CHAPMAN SHOES 992-2815 16141992-2039 or . (6141992-5721 usually think of a baby as a tiny, lovable attention·getter to be admired and sometimes presented with a gift. Our own babies are the objects of love, rntense pride and 24·hour room service; while we spend long hours won· dering if they will turn out all right and how we will ever afford to send them to college. Of course, if we would think first about sending them to Sunday school, this might help to ans· wer the other question. We take them to our House of Worship, and aside from their involve· ment in any religious ceremony, their presence there is conditional: they will either allow us to hear the sermon or be banished to the crying room . Still, there is no more dramatic evidence of the miracle of creation than a baby; the extension of our own life and with God's help, the bright promise of a better world tomorrow. I 06 lullor101t An.. Po1111roy, Oil. ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES liU Quickel and luth Ann 115 E. Matn01ial D1. 992· 2104 :- lm1ted; 6:45 p.m. Thursday. Ca-p5 Cadet Oasss fYoong Pl!'o~Blblel. 7: 3J p.m. BtbW Study and Pra,....l1ll!el!ng. to tiP pubUc. Road '1'6 ). 9n~. Vocal music. Sunday Wcr!ill'1) »a.m.: Bible~ 11 a.m.: Worship, Gp. m. Study. 7 p.m 01.0 D BIBLE CHRlSTIAN OIURCH, AMn Curtis, pasta-; Unda ~·an . Supt. Sunday Schooi9:.J) a.m.; p-eaching serviCes, first and Ullrd S.tnday following Surday School. Youth meE'tlng. 7::D p.m . ~ Sun- w-.J.}l':\r day. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mason, W. day each inoillh worship services at 7: 30 p. Wtdnl!lday evenings at 7: 30 p.m. Prayeuad Bible Study. . SEVENTII.OAY . ADVEtmsT, Mulb· ~- Hfl&hta Road, Pomeroy . Leroy Bruch, Putor; Sabbalh School Supertn- l,.denf," RIIOndo Markin. S..bbath School betlns at 2 p.m . d'l Saturday with worship ·.ervicE' followlnR at 3: 15. Everyooe wel ... come. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Stster Harriett Wilmer. Supt. Sunday School 9: ~a.m. : Mom ins Worship, 10:45 a.m. POMEROY f1RST BAPTIST. l,yst(ll Halley, mlnlster. WiUiam Snouffer, Sun- day School Supt. Sunda'l School, 9:30a.m. · ; Mornlnl Worsblp ]1):30 a.m. FIRST SOtrrHERN BAPTIST. Po. meroy Pike. E . Lamar O'Bryant , pastor: Jack Ntedt, Sunday School Director. Sunday School, 9: :.:l a.m .; Morning Worship , 10:,5: lr'/enlngworsblp, 7:00p.m . (D.S.T.I &: 7~30 (E.S.T .); Wednes~y Prayer Service, 7:00p.m. (D.S.T. t I 7:30P.M. (E.S. T.); Minion Friends (ages 2·6), Royal Ambauadors tboys aaes 6-18). and Girls ; 'In Action (ages 6--18) on Wednesdays, 7 p. m. (D.S.T ,) i 7:30p.m. IE .S.T. t; Tuesday VliltaUm, 6:ll p.m. FAli'H TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· ley Run Road, R@Y, Em~lt Rawson, pas· tor. Handley Dunn, a~pt. Sullday School, 10 a.m.; Sundayeventngservlce, 7:30p.m. : BJble teaching, 7:00p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION. Cherry St., Sy· racuse. Servlcet~ , lO a.m. Sunday. EYenlng serv~ Sunday and Wednesda y at 7:00 p. men and Younjl MPn's acUYity nighi . Every Jrd Thurs. 7 p.m. Rt'llef Society Home- m. rna kina: meellnJ!:. Tht" public Is invited to all meellnR:s For lnformattn a~ll67~·4404. SERMONETTE TODAY-I MADE SOMEONE HAPPY Ever wonder why God put you <ll earth? Whe did he gtveyou what you have, talent, strength, wealth, !riends, family, etc? Maybe, just maybe, God put yw on earth just to make someone happy. Things add up and llllltlpl)o so last we fall to oonstder the oonsequences. Tty b make at least one peraon happy each day. ThJs may not sound Uke a big deal but It Is. In one )'ears tlme you wW have bt'Whtened the Uves of 365 pmple. In ten )'ears you will have made 3,IJ!O ·people happy. That ts a small town. Think of It, your oontrlbutlon to bapplness, makb)g 3,Qi0 people happy, would be way beymd your abiUty K someone came up to you and told you "You must make friends fl. 3,8!0 people". Most of us would say =~· Ouist would have trouble doing lliat. Yet It b a.m. ;c. MJDDL"EPORT CHU RCH OF CHR IST. 5th and Main. Bob ,..,t'lton , minister. Al Hllrlson . assoc. rntnlsuc• r: MlkP Gt>rlach . SundaY · School SuJ)@flnte:ndenf. Bible SChool 9:30a.m.; Momln~ Wor ship W:30 a: m. Evtl)la.J WorsNP 7:00p.m . WE'dnes· , day 1· oo ji.m. Prayer m..rln,. , Mll:iOLEPORT CHURCH OF TilE NA· ZARE)jE, Co--p.!!Siors Rf'\1 . Charles Coylf' Q,nd R~ . NancyCQY.Ie. BUI White. Sunday School Supt·. Sunday School 9:30 a .m .; MorninJWonhlp 10:301.m.; £vang£>11sllcmef'tln11: (7:GO p.m. WednNdly . 7:00p.m . 'f"EII 'lbe p-oblem Is how to go about U. U.God put you Clli!Orth wtth a big task like that, we WIQld SI.Y It II too big a task .It ts too gigantic a task. However, making one person happy each day Is mt such a big thing In ten years we wW have made 3,&10 penons happy Looking we ~ say It was 1101 a~ ell a ._, t~mt~. Our IUe Is ~de up rt little eventa·lhat make a whole. Loojl back lo Yl!lterday and what great . t.hiDg_did you do !r accomplllh? .Look back at yesterday and think what one small thing you acoompllahed and you will ttnd ieveral YQU ~eeyw can make a marklnthe~ldyou Hveln.ltmaynotbe~ ~t the whole world wW wcnder at and be awed.about. But ~ that one penon you male·hippy wUl remember yo\i In his pnyera to God and You will have one •lal' tn your crown: God put 111 aUoo earth~ a ll~Ql; MakeJUit ooepei'IOII itaJ)pyeach day lllld Yilll.wUl be a rU..ble Ulel Wbel'l! you lve. 'lbrolteh you God wiD hawtilm ed YIJ.IIfOOftl!lllnlty. _,..._Milam~ back PrayH·. IMetln&........W...a., ~-TRY VNJ'I'D ......;a-. .--. __,_ . ' ;-.; ; • . OltiiDill~ , "y........ ........ . ' •.. ·. • HARR~VQ.U: PRliSBYTERIAN rJ t ·- · ·.~eHURCK ·.- Suft4ay: ., Wonhlp Services \if\,~.. ··?'":~~~;;.I!I'IRST'UNJTuii!RDBY· t-ER~_: 'Sdl~l, ., 10 a.m,; SU-riday • 4 .., ' . .... l ·-·--- . ... ... \ Racine; Avanell George, Rutland; June Kalatta, Syracuse; Emily Mae Sprague, Middleport; Ronald Allen Haning, Rutland; Howard L. Wrttesel, Racine; Ruben A. Collins, Middleport; Eddie L. Bigley, Reedsville; Janet F. HUl, Racine; Arthur William Nease, Racine; Rick lee Yost, Rutland; Michelle Ann Henderson, Tuwers Plains; Elizabeth F. Duffy, Pomeroy; Marjorie Louise Connolly, Reedsville; Ronald D. Roberts, Portland; Lora R. Circle, Racine; John M. wnuams, Middle· port; Everett T. Lightfoot, Poll"leroy; Jack W. Crisp, Langsville; Nancy E. Gllkey, Pomeroy; Ca· rolyn S. Whaley, Long Bottom; Sarah E. Caldwell, Pomeroy; Gregory lee Johnson, Racine: Thelma D. Rue, Middleport: Drema L. Cremeans, Middleport; Teresa K. Smith, Reedsville; Cheryl Raines, Racine; Scott Lee Hysell, Pomeroy; Freda M. Swan, Rutland; Charles D. Jones, Middle· port; Ethel V. Hatfield, Rutland; Dana E. Hoffman Jr., Rutland; Carol S. Brewer, Middleport; Anna Wetzel Rice, Reedsville; Jolm A. Williams, Racine; Geral· dine M. Halley, Cheshire; Lola B. Zwllllng, Pomeroy; Allee Young, Rutland; Avice Fra:ker, Racine; Sllvle Roll'!r Snyder, Middleport: Mark A. Oller, Pomeroy; Marg;tret E. Douglas, Pomeroy; Ricky J . Morris, Pomeroy; Mary D. Roush, Racine; George Kom Sr., Poll"leroy; Jack Lee Duffy Sr., Syracuse; Walter P. Brown, Reedsville; Sharon Kay Bullington, Pomeroy; Gladys L. Cuckler, Pomeroy; Ella Mae Daugberty, Middleport; LotTI Ann Smith, Reedsvlle; Unda L. Holter, Racine; Paul J . Chancey, Pomeroy; Glen Edward Robinson, Coolville; Elizabeth Allsta Schneider, Pomeroy; Samuel H. Simonds, Pomeroy; Donald L. Headley, Reedsville; Lavada Wbeeler, Pomeroy; Freda Pearl Davis, Rutland; Gregory J. Ught, Reedsville; Ronald Ray Epling, Reedsville; Jolm Krawsczyn Jr., Racine; Dorothy Mae GloEckner, Pomeroy; Ruth Ann DeLong, Pomeroy; Bonnie J. White, Syracuse; Jolm E. Wise, Racine; Stella Mae Durst, Racine; Jolm L. Manley, Mlddleporl; MalVIn w. Reed, Reedwllle; Rick Allen Walker, Racine; Birdie Mae Hysell, Rutland; Jimmie Lee Putman Jr., Coolville; Linda C. Stobarl, Pomeroy; Andrew J. Jordan, Reedsville; Phyllis G. Spangler, Rutland; Nell T. Mkldles· wart, Portland; Ronald B. Denny, MIQ:IIeport; Rllonda R. Hannahs, Pomeroy; Lorena R. Dooohue, Pomeroy; Daran Jay Rees, Ra· cine; Phyllis M. Larkins, Long Bottom; Melinda K. McLain, Pomeroy; Marda Sue Arnold, Plains; James AUaii-Watson, Racine; Charles E. Hoback, Syra· Reedsville; Franklin MotTis Rizer, cuse; Eura l..arll'!nt, Syracuse; Pomeroy; Leah Rae Williams, Michael Thomas Burke, Pomeroy; Pomeroy; Frances P. Broderick, Grace Mildred Kuhn, Tuwers Polneroy; Matvln Ward Morris, Plains; Mona lee Frecker, Porn.,. Dexter; roy; Robert Eu!J!ne Miller, MlddJe. Glenn I. CundUf Jr., Syracuse; port; Richard L. Teaford, Por· Richard A. Moore, Racine; Jen· tland; Ruth A. Anderson, nller L. Scluntdt, Reedsville; Ted Middleport; Patti A. Gaul, Mkldle- W. Smith, Racine; Kelll Lee port; Betty V. VanMeter, Racine; · Clelland, Pomeroy; Mae Vineyard, June E. stover, Racine; Sadie M. Reedsville; Debbie Sue Kauff, Thuener, Syracuse. MIQ:Ileport; Craig Douglas Reed, Elden D. Blake, Reedsville; Reedsville; sarah M. Wheeler, Thomas G. Wolfe, Middleport: Langsville; Donald R. .Thomas, Donna A. Hayman, Racine; Sandra Pomeroy; Walter H. Barrett Sr., Lym Titus, Rutland; Belinda Kay VInton; Elizabeth A. Fisher, Ra· Jellers, Pomeroy; Jlnuny Carter, cine; Marton J . Easterday, Ra· Reedsville; Margaret Esther Met. cine; Gregory L. Smith. Pomeroy; calf, Racine; Jessa M. Brannan, Jeffrey W. CUndiff, Middleport; Middleport; Dixie Ruth Sayre, Delbert W. Teaford, Syracuse: MIQ:Ileport; Sara E. Hawk, Ra· James A. Anderson, Racine; Rl· cine; Roger Keith McDaniel, chard Allen Bable, Racine; Jack A. Pomeroy; l.alTy D. France, Dex· Justis, Syracuse; Charles 0. Usle, ter; Teny L. Metheney, Ewlngton; Syracuse; Mary Lee Maxey, Tert Dawn Hockman, Middleport; Reedsville; . Marte Ellzall!th Phil· Jellrey L. Moore, Cheshire; Eula lips, Racine; Irene Ward, Tuppers Plains; Ben· David W. Putman, Coolville; jamln F. Upton Sr., Reedsville; Roll!rt Richard, Long Bottom: Timothy w . Tlmen, Racine; Carol Jolm R. Philson, Syracuse; Laurie Pickens, Portland; O!arles Wll· F. Reed, Pomeroy; Velett.a Gall l1am Bolin, Pomeroy; Robert Mar· Rowe, Racine; Rebecca A. Rom· viii Mutphy, Reedsville; Glenna Ine, Pomeroy; Karen Sue Lyons, Amella Rummell, Syracuse; Cha· Racine; Eugene M. Fink, Rutland; rles R. Snider Jr., Racine; Mary Edward D. Lester, Dexter; Margie Frances Bowers, Reedsville; Jean Schuler, Portland; Frederick James Robert Stout, Tuppers J. Smith, Middleport; Betty L. Bayes. MI<Xlleport; David A. Car· ter. Pomeroy; Patricia Trtplett, Portland; Mark Allan Morris, Rutland; Stephen K. Ca!'!JOn, Mid· dleport: Sandra L. Mitch, l>ome· roy; Leo F. ZwUUng, Racine; Clifford R. JcenhoWI!I", Pomeroy; Clara Burton Smith, PQmeroy; Anna Lee Mash, Pomeroy; Guy A. Spencer, TU!lllers Plains; Charles E. Frlley, Pomeroy; Lots JacqU!'llne Hawley, Pomeroy. Presen ( for the jury Selection were Jury Commissioners Wallace Bradford and I. 0. McCoy; Com· mon Pleas Judge Charles Knight; Deputy Ruth Frank; Clerk of Courts Lany Spencer; and Diane Carathurs and Marlene Harrison iJl the clerk of courts of!lce. Rent Topes Set. or Sun. Got Tapes Mondoy at Hell Prices posted on speeding charges. Fined oo speeding charii'!S were Delxlrah Lucas, The Plains, $25 and costs; James Hannon Jr., Racine, S22 and oosts; Gary Schlag, Colum· blana, $Zl and rosts; Jerry Ear· wood Jr., VIenna, and oosts; Richard · Kalb, East GrrenvOle. Pa., $22 and oosts; Jolm F. Clorus Jr., Orland Park, IU, $25 and oosts; JUI McCartney, Grantsvllle, W.Va.. m $22 and costs; Thomas Sadar, WUlougbby, SZ:l and oosts; Synthla D. White, Long Bottom, $21 and costs; Edward King, Pomeroy, $22 and rosts; Edwin Hetzer, Belpre, $24 and rosts; Donald Kemper, Beckley, W.Va., $28 and costs. Others fined were Kristina Golds· beny, Athens, !allure tocontrol, $a) and costs; Oscar Maynard, Racine, overload, S2i and costs; Ronald E. Haning, Pomeroy, left(/. center, $10 and costs; CarolS. Ritter, Cheshire, failure tD oontrol, $:1l and costs; George Bundl, Pomeroy, !allure to yield, $10 and oosts; Ertc Taylor, Racine, assured dear distance, $25 and rosts; Jeny Young, Scott Depot, W.Va., driving while lntoxl· cated, $2i()"and oosts, three days In Contradictory signals greet peace move By NORMAN D. SANDIER SANTA BARBARA, CaUf. (UPI) - The White House, placed on the defensive, has answered a Soviet peace rl.fenslve with contradictory signals on what the Kremlin must do to assure a successful super· power summit later this year. Trying to deflect attention from the nuclear test ban ballyhooed hy Moscow, White House spokesman l.alTy Speakes assert£d Thursday that the Kremlin has not offered a "serious, detailed" response to the latest U.S. anns control proposals. lions In those anns - to defensive systems. The Intent would be to leave the United States fr~<> to re;earch the multlbllllon-dollar Strategic IJe. tense Initiative- the otflclal name for "Star Wars" - prized by Reagan as tll' ultimate peacekeeper. The Soviets want to stop SDI at the research stage to prevent development, testing and eventual deployment. Preparations for a second Reagan·Gorbachev summit took anotll'r Incremental step foiWard Speeket,lnaata~~ Thursday with the annoUDcement toexpresslmplltlm£ewlthMoaooW that U.S. and Soviet arms control and Imply Soviet lntranllgence, experts, wm met lnMDsrowearller sald If the Soviets are Interested In ibis Imnth, will hold another round .anns contro~ "then they should get of talks Sept• .5-6 m Waslington. down to business" by responding to 'lbelr dlsalsslons, along with a July 2!'i letter frori1 President separate U.S. &viet talks Clllssues Reagan to Soviet leader ·Mikhail· from dlemlcal warfare Gorbachev. nuclear war risk reduction to "Uterally/' Speakes said, ~~~ baU In arranging a timetable for a summit and In arranging agree. menta Is In the Soviet oourt." But that hard line was undercul!n short order by White House chle! d. sta1f Dalald Regan, who Indicated the absence fl. a Gorbachev n!pl)' was reason for neltber ooncem nor .suSpicion. "We'd rather have a thougltt!Ul respoJVJe than a quick rejection," Regan told repii'IB'S. Recalling Reagan had takm ."quite a while" before answering lACK TO SCHOOl SPECIAl Gorbachev's last <tler, Regan said: Sheer Designs Unlimited ·"We took so long because we were $500 OfF AU PUMS giving him a vey thougltttul IIOW . . . MIG. 30 response. And we IDpe we'l'l! PH. ll'!tttng back a thoughtfUl response from him." Reagan's letter was rep<rted to have propo6ed a 7\2·year period eluting which the two superpowers oould pursue technology along the lines of the "Star Wars" missiledefense program and negotiate how a shift mlgbt be made from .offensive weapons - and reduc· the occupation of Afghanistan and European securtty, are considered a prelude to a Septemll!r meeting between Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign M!Jilster Eduard Shevardnadzie to discuss the timing (/. and agenda for a summit. "It Is our beHef that fruitfUl talks over the next few rmnths with the Soviets can lead to a productive summit In the late fall," Regan told a 10!.31 civic group. And while tll' administration has Insisted on "oo preconditions" or p-edetermloedootmmefornwn·. mit, Regan Indicated . tile next meetlng with Gorbachev must go beyond the get-acquainted sesston beld last Novemll!r In Geneva. "We have set no terms on what sb:Juld come out of a summit and what the rules will be going In," he said. "We'd just Uke to sit and for potential duty .· with grand joey The names of 2:1 Meigs County residents were selected TUesday morning tor possible Jr&lld jucy . duty for the September 1986 tenn." : 'lbe list o! Pl)tentlal jurors was . prepared by the rl.flce o! Meigs County Clerk of Courts Lany Spencer. Namee drawn were: EdJta Mae RHvet. Albany; : Jamee B. Thomas, Pomeroy; : Sandy M. Lee, Pomeroy; Dennis E. ; Seatlel, Rutland; Donald F · Hen· , drk:kl, Syracuae; Joyce A. Davis, : PomerOY: Timothy M. Nease, · MlPei'IVIIIe; Eather E. Dill. Porne: roy; Joaeph I. Stntble, Pomeroy: : Evelyn M. Lulher, J..ani8Vllle, • Lu~la M. Stoblrt, Mklclleport; : Doi'OII\Y Mle Dlvll. LanpVllle; . • GertNde M. Woodl, MiddlePOrt: : Franklin II. ~. Pomeroy; : Eaflly W. HIU, Alblq; NOJ1llll.,9.· : WlklOX. Mlcld~~p~rt: •flpllert "'"' Brown's County Rd. 1125, 4 jaU and 00 day ticense suspension; !allure to dim lights, costs only; James Morgan, Albany, !allure to control, $25 and costs; Benton Phillips, Rutland, menacing, $100 and oosts; Beverly J. Hayes, Middleport, driving while lntold· cated, $2iO and costs, thr~<> days In jail and 00 day suspension ri. driver's Hcense; no operator's Ucense, three days In jail and $50 and costs; left(/. center, costs only; Lance L. Herman, MIQ:Ileport, no motorcycl~ license or penni!, $75 and rosts, six months jail sus· pended all but 15 days and placed on ooe year probation. BARGAIN MATINEES SATURDAY I SU~OAV · All SEATS 12 .50 ADMI SSIO N EVERY TUESOAY Sj . 50 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992·2975 SPIIIIG AND SU. .I HOUIS OPEN MOII.·fll. 9 TO 5, SAT. 9 TO 1 THE GRAVELY r-----------...1..------------'----------- "WE HA~E THE kE1S TO ABEnER DEAL" BULLETIN Names sel~ted . But we don 'I want to talk and tll!n oome wt of a summit with nothing accompllsll'd except thai tll' Soviet leader and the United States leader have a ll!tter understanding of each !Xher." ' Hammered by the Soviets on the "Star Wars" program and Its opposition to a nuclear test ban attractive to some West E1Jro. peans, admlnlstratkm officials em· pbaslzed tbat the fUll ran!~'! or U.S.&vlet Issues - anns control, regional conDicts. bllateral ex· dlanll'!s 81ld human rights - will beootli'U.S.agendaforanyfllture tlllllmlt. 5JI JACKSON PIKE · RT. 311 WEST Phone 446:4524 SMITH-NELSON MOTORS PH. 992-2174 500 E. MAIN It Pays To Advertise POMEROY 3 PONTIAC 6000 LE's TO CHOOSE FROM 1. MAROON EXTERIOR/MAROON CLOTH INTERIOR 2. BUCK EXTERIOR/GRAY CLOTH INTERIOR 3. WHITE EXTERIOR/BLUE CLOTH INTERIOR CALL 992-2156 1. 6000 4 DR. Blue exterior /blue cloth interior nlilts .fNIII l'hcln• (6141 915·J3jj4 Invites You·Out io Their 1st Annual BOW CLINIC. SUNDAY, AOGUST 24, 1986 ·10 A.M; TO 5 P.M. COME TAUC TO Til MAt(UfA(TURERS' REPRESENTA·. nVES AND ENJOY SHOO~ING NOVELTY SHOOTSU *Fr11 low Chlcko~t -•Door Prizes 'Sp~eiollow PaCkages lndudiflg Hoyt/Easton 1nd get •10.00 from Hoyt/EIIItOn Saw thia • Hovt ~Jam Hunter . . . Slndtnt. Riledlvllle: :;' ::JIM JOINOD. s. ~ ~ FIIIYd Enat Kathryn Pon'iOioy; Soala rilD" • 1- • •ooa m "'C:~~otrdiSohc>t!llO:II a.m.. ~··i~ :.~~·· r MtrioiJI:J:!ORT PRDBY'TERIAN ·, l"lli'!diY !iatlool, J l .m.; Churd>• lfi"\IIOO. , . Wednesday Va . Pastor, Bill Murphy . Sunday Schoo! to a .m.; Sunday evening 7:.)) p.m . Prayrr rne('llng and Blble study Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. Everyme Wl!ICOme. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPI'IST Sa. lf'm St. Rev. Paul Taylor. pastor. Su~day School tO a.m.; Sunday eYenlng 7:00p.m.; Wedn esday evening prayer meeting ' :00 p.m. · SOUTH BETHEL NEW TD>TAMENT CHURCH, SJiver Rktgf', Duane Sydenstrlcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; Worship Service, Wa.m .; Sundayevenlllg service. 7:00p.m. Wednetdly night Bible study 7:00p.m. · CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· · TER·DAY SAINTS, Sl. Rl. IIXJ. Gallipolis. PH. 446-7486. Victor Politano, BranCh Presldent; Bob Keeton, First Cou nselor; Jprry Dupre. Second Coonselor : Dallas Peden. Branctl Clerk . Sunday Services:· Sacrament meeting, 9 a.m.; Sunday Sct10ol, 10: 10 a.m. under dir«llon ~ MUIard Foley, Pres ., Brad Palnt~r and Gt>org{IG!Il, a5sts. Nursery tor ages J8mo. to 3 yrs. under direction of Mlllle Wat&m . Spf'Clal sel'\llces at 11 a.m. lor Primary (age 3-121, Karen Dupre. pres ., Reva • Sing('&, 1st Coun., Judy Moun1s, 2nd Coun. : YounR Women' s. Karen Peden, Pres., , CaroJ Kf!cton'fl lst Coon ., Kay Polltana, 2nd Coun.: Young Men , Ke-n Vlckl'J"s pres · Davkt Dyck . 1st Coun .. David Mac'hir, 2nd ; Coun .; Rl>llf'l Soclf!ly tworncn~ . Frances Taylor . prrs., Ma ry Marhlr, Homt"mak- ; In~ . Marie D<>nn_v. F:duc.: Pri!'Sthood undl'r d\r('("!lon nf Eld('rS Quort:'m : AI Slni'S, pres .. W<Jil Taylor. 1st Cou n.. Glen Pratt , 2nd Co..tn. Wro . 7 p.m . Young Wo- GRAHAM UNITED METIIJDIST. Ptead1in&9: 30 011.m. first and second. Sunda}'50f each month; tlllrd and fourttt Sun· ~ ~v!:~~~~si.CHRIST Suaday NEW HAVEN CRURCH OF THE NA· ZARF.::NE, Rev . Glendon Strood, pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.: Worship SE'IVice, 10: 30 a. m.; Youth service Sunday 6:15 p. m. SundaynenlngSflrY ice7 :00p.m . Wed· · IK"Sday Prayer MePtinJt and Bible Study 7:00p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, Sun · . day afternoon serv ices at 2:30. Thursday PVf'n lnR S('I'V\('E'S at 7: 30. • POMEJIOY w = E OIURCll OF '· "\ ' ,. 1 ~J;i;~~~: '1\venty·nlne cases were pro· ceslied In the Meigs County Court (1. Judge Patrick O'Brien Wednesday. Forfeiting bonds were Debbie Hancock, Galllpolls, ,$45, fishing without valid Ucense; Matthew Dillard, Rutland, $40, no seat belt; Kelly Westcott. Huntington, $45; JellreyFields. Dunb!lr, W.Va., $46; Timothy Mills, South Point,~. and Mark Hatch, Columws, Siil, all ~: 7:30 p.m . ·auusr. 'l'!'l.5 Children's Home Road (County , ·- ·-· The Daily Sentinel-Page-S Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Meigs·County Court ends 29 cases this week Pomeroy a.m.; SunASSEMBLY. Raolno, Rt. 124. WOllam Hoback, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday eYentng service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Doo Cheadle, Supt . Sunday School 9: :Kl a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m . Prayer service, atttrnate Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, putor. Carl Not· tlngham, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 10 a.m. with classes br all ages . EYenlng services at 6 p.m. Wednesday BIble study at 7: »p.m. Yootb se-rvices Frl· day at 7:ll p.m. ECCLES !A FELLOMIIDP. 128 Mill St., Middleport . Brother Cluck McPherson, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday evening st>rvlces at 7 p.m . and Wednesdlly services at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith, pastor. Sunday School 9:-Yi a.m.; church servlct' 7:30p.m.; youth fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Bible study, Thursday, 7:30p.m. FUU. GOSPEL UGHTHOUSE. JJOO Hiland Road, Pomeroy . Tom Kelly , pas· tor. Danny Lambert , S. S. Supt. Sunday morn i n ~ service at W a.m.; Sunday evenlnp; serv ice 7: 30p.m. Tuesday and Tburs· day Services at'?:;,) p.m. WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St .. Middle· port . Sunday morning service 10:15 a.m.; Sunday E>venlng 7: ll. Thursday momlng Blbl£1 study 10 a.m. Wednesday evmlng ?.OOp.m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Rev . KellhEblln. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Wadt' Haym81l,1Upt.: MornlngWOrshlp,lD:JOa. m .; sund&)l evenMg service 7:00 p.m.: WednesdiY Prayer Met"tlnJ . 7: 30p.m. t.n'. MDRIAII 'CHU~CH OF GOD. Racine. Reo¥ . JamH Satterfield, pastor. Free-man WUJiams, Supt. Sunday School 9:45a.m.; Sunday and Wednesday even · ing servlctl, 7.p.m. MIDDLEPORT f1RST BAPI'IST. Corner Sixth and Palmer . Earl Edell , Par-tor . Bob Parker. S.S. Supt.; cathy RllfJs, Aut . Supt. Sunday Scbool. 9:15 a.m .; Morntog · Worship, 10:15 a.m.: Sunday Eve~~bJI tetVICf', 1 p.m. Prayer rneetlnK and ..,.._ . . . Wednl!ldly evenlnc. 7 p. m.; ·Od*-'!!11 dlob: practice, Wednsday, 7 p.ril.: Adll . n .oholr p:actlce. Wed .. 8 p.m.; RadiO -. am. WMPO, Sunday. The names or 199 Meigs County resldenta were selected tor possible petit jury duty for the September 1986 tenn. Those names were: The names of 199 Meigs County . resldenis were selected for possible : petit jury duty for the Septernll!r • 1986 tenn. Thotse names were: Jasper 0. Robinson, Rutland; Paul ~. Middleport; Franklin Y. Howard, Pomeroy; Wetzel Thomas Bailey Jr., Dexter; Trlna Darlene Hudson, Syracuse; Bertha ;Jane Wolfe, Tuppers P\illns; Do nald E. Smith, Racine; Jolm Charles Holman, Racine; Myrtle L. Holter, Racine; Sandra K. laona· relll, Middleport; Arthur E . Jolm· son. Racine; John Carl Pratt. Long llottool; Dorothy L. Norris, Ra· cine; Patrtcta A. Martin, Reeds· viDe; Ruth E. Arnold, Syracuse; Charles H. Theiss, Racine; Sllaron M. Rosebeny, Portland; JamesO. Clark, Pomeroy; William Howard Gloyd, Dexter; Richard L. GU· more, Pomeroy; Donald E. Rus· sell, Pomeroy; Joseph Charles Gloeckner, Pomeroy; Kay Platter, Middleport; Isabelle Wolfe, Por· ttand; William Starling Massar, Reedsville; Loretta I. Powell, Racine; BeverlY Jean Hensley, Long Bottom; Donald Bryan Betz. lng, Pomeroy; Karen E. Weaver, Veterans Memorial Hospital ..... ?.10.•$-l'L SMvaUDII. [JieE!t1n&, viUious ·spraken and music spedah. 111ursdiiy, ll :.l:t am. to 2 p.m. Ladles Home League, members In charge, all worren ' A1eneg, /ne. •0 't" ·~.._., ..~ POrt'iROY, OHI0-992·6677 ~ J/ ·' ·oo . ····~ 1' Acroll from lht (ourtho- • TIE SALVATION ARMY. J.L'i Butle"rut : Aw .. P'ol1woy. Mrs. rn-a Wining In dlargp. ~y Mllness IN't'ting, 10 a.m .; SUOOay smoo1. 10: JJ a.m. 9.uxlay S::>tn;.~, YPSM 8: ~ wm. "Bill" Brown, owner '""'' Y Flow11 Shop • 992-5130 Pomeroy .,..,..., IW<, Sunday • Churcll S<IDJI U> a.m; W<nhlp S....V\e j~':l) ~ a .m. Ololr rehearsal, Thesday, · undErdlrectlonull.olsllurt. : POMEJIOY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA· .RDIE. Corner Union and M>lben'y, Rev . Thomas Glen McO!.ng, pasttr. Ncnnan Preslj'y, S. S. SUp!., SUnday ScbJol, Ul a.m.; OlQmtngwcnhip lO:ll am.; evening.sc.!"V1re6 p.m.; mkl--wfek servk!e, Wednesday, 7 p.m. . mACE EPISUJPAL OIURCll. :!26 E. • Main St.. Pl>nEro)'. Swlday """"""'' Holy · oorrmwion on t tE first Swxlay d. each rmnth, · and combined with morning P"ayer Cll ~ ' lhinkl ~ . Morning prayer andsenmn on :a n - !".wnays u1 tiP rmnth. Church School .am Nursery carP. provided. 01ree hour 1n tt.:o ·Parnh Rail on""""!ely 1 -n.. se"VIce. POMEROY OIURCll OF Cl!RL'T. 212 W. Main §l. Nell · ......... Bible School !t:lla.m.; I'Aor'mlgvwnhlp.ll:Jla.m.: Youth ..-.,..... &OOpm; Evening ...-.hlp. 7; 00p. m. Wedneoday night p:-l1ll!el!ng and Bible m.: Service Rutland. Ohio 45715 J. 992·9921 ''Ftllltlllf ICMIIIig Flit~ Ctlek11" "PIMfHg 't Q•Rtg IM SlfH" 221 W. Main St, Pomeroy 104 E. MAIN ST. PO•toY 992-5432 Sales and IIOWIIS fOIIVIRY O(CA!ION RIDENOUR Homelite Saws ~·, 804 w. Main "2·2311 Pomeroy FRANCIS FLORIST Nl!e~~RDWARl , of Columbus, 0. EWS & SONS SOHIO We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy Meils County's Olde~r Floris I . 362 EAST MAl N POMEROY, OHIO 46769 614/992·2644 · ~. - Court officials name 199 for potential -petit jury duties • .• r. \ --------------·-.. - ±- ' • llrqW!I, MlddleP"f; lrale1~· . : ~¥L a.tti:m ~ · Fa\\lk. I MlddfiiiUI': ~ ~ ..YOUIII. : lliidr. ~Will. ...... ~: Btl* • Pomervy. I: ••• / • " �• The Daily. Sentinel By ,The Bend .- Public Notice Friday, August 22, 1986 Tan(lum Axle Page-6· Specioll #4071 . (River Pu bfic Notice bonk inu• Company, of thanks was read !rom the Rev. proeram, '1\me Out", when Friendly Circle met Tuesday evenIng at Trinity Chur$. The topic, based' oo Matt. 11: 28, " ..come to me aU ye who are heavy laden and I will give yoo rest", emphasized the Importance rt t!me taken to talk to God, for doing a ihought!Ul deed, or saying a word of encouragement. · The group sang "Take Time to Be Holy" with carrte Kennedy at the plano. The o!feratory and closing prayer by Mrs. Globokar completed the program. During the business meeting, Mrs. Globokar gave a thought on "Smelling the Roses." Reports were given oo the sick and shu!Ins, along with special projects. A note W.H. Perrin, now recuperating at home, along with a letter !rom the RL. Hagenauers who are partie!· paling In tbe thousand mile Habitat for Humanity WaUl. The walkers have now reached Northern Mlssis· sippi from Americus, Ga. There are 80 persons !rom age 8 to 71 on the walk, coming from many stales and eight other countries. Thirtyeight wUl go the entire way touching 145 corrununltles and are to arrive on Sept. 18 in Kansas City, Mo. · The purpose is not only to raise money for Habitat but to help raise the consciousness of people to the 11 -=rc• . ·~;.:~-- -·,, ' Harrisonville happenings '" WORKSHOP-I>etllngtogj!thertoshareideasand · ' ' ........ common concems as they relale to troubled youlh wao the emphasis of the aU-day workshop lor - ..,Juv..,lle Couri and Ohio Department ~ Youth Services employe~ Tlrursday. Among those partUc· ',, paling were from tbe left, Bollen Bode, MelpCounty Judge; Tom Mullen, Dlrecior ol the Department of Youth Services; Ralph starlrey, Athens ReP>nal AdrniJII8jrator; Carl HyseD, Melp juvmDe oHicer, and Jack Mc~d, youth COUIIf!elor. \ Mrs. Dennis Donohue and son, Matthew, have retumed to Jacksonville, Fla. where her husband Is stationed alter a month's visit here with relatives. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dugan Stanley were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wlfllams, Phoenix, Arizona; Helen WIU!ams, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross, Ona, W.Va.; Mr.andMrs.SteveStanley, Athens; and Denzle Stanley, hi$ department hopes to !X'O"ide Albany. Mrs. Nelle Borgan has returned SE!'Vices needed to success!U lly from a two, week visit with her carry out programs for youth In the sisters, Frashler Dowde, Fort community. Ralph Starkey, Athens Regional Ashley, W.Va.; and Frances Administrator, and carl Hysell, Haines, Springfield, W.Va. Mrs. Nelle Borgan attended the Court Dtrector ri Meigs County wedding of her nephew In Cumber· Juvenile Court, Sl!Ved as coordlna· land, Md. over the weekend. tors c1 the workshp. Both romMrs. Louise Eshelmann and mented on till need and benefits family visited her daughter, Mrs. that result from such workshops Mike Price and family in with Hysell encouraging that they McDermott. become an annual affair. VIrginia Gibson's two grandsons of Columbus spent a few days with her recently. Katrina Donohue has returned from two weeks In Flortda. A group of young people from the Zion Church are enjoying an ruling In Ucklng County. The pastor, Bob Brandy, Ltnka and Jason Brill; Purtell. his wHe and several Lewis and Lissa WoHe, Jerrod and parents accompanied the youth. Jonathan, Hebron; Marge Carpenter, Salineville, and Michelle carpenter, Pennsylvania. Doris Rogers.. Columbus; Dan and Donna Sayre, Danny and Deanna, Racine; Bryce, David, Bethany and Julie sayre, Jackson; Dan, Faith, and Tamara Hayman, Syracuse; April and Erin Roach, Racine; Charlie WoHe, Florida, and Juanita, Darrell and Lort sayre, Racine. ;:Juvenile Court workshop held l. .. An ali-day workshop for Juvenile ; COOrt and Ohio Department of Youth Services employes of the 21 counties that comprtse the Athens session will hopefully provide . a vehicle for sharing successful programs. Group discussions were held on several areas of Interest. ·.Region was held at Meigs High School Thursday · The morning session consisted of ','iS minute presentations from each · part~ctpattng Court on their most effective programs In dealing with troubled youth. Judge R!>hert Buck, Meigs County Judge and host for the workshop, stated that the Tom Mullen, director of the Department of Youth Services, emphasized the need to get to· gether, share Ideas and discuss common concerns. Mullen des· crthed the cooperation In the Athens Region's Courts as unequaled and emphasized that It is necessary H Hayman reunion held recently • The annual reunion of the late George R. and Vere Mae Hayman was held saturday at the Portland Park. Wald Hayman gave grace before the dinner. Volleyball and baseball were played durtng the day. Attending were Gerald and Focle Hayman, Racine; Phyllis Young, , Mindy Seymour, and Aaron. Corey. · and Justin, Middleport; Glm1a Whitlatch and Derreck, Ashley and Jordan of Athens: Linda Jewell . West Columbia: Barbara and Curtis Jewell, Robert Jewell and Annie Grlrrun, Mason, Keith and Leslie Hayman, Racine. Lewis and Ruth Ours, Racine; Virgil Ours, New Plllladelphla; Api11 and David Case, Bloomington Ind.; Tom and Isabel Edwards, Kim and Shawn, Kettering; Edwina Camp, Hawail, Bill and Ginny Hoffman, Salem. Wald and Donna Hayr'nan, Racine; Beryl and Ruby WoHe, Rhonda, Kindra and JennHer WoUe. Vickie and Gary Dean, cause. The group walks In the monring from :ID to 27 miles, and then has proE"ams and rallies along the way lntre' afternoon and evening oours. While there are hardships, the communities have been tn terested and gracious, they report. A friendship prayer circle closed the meeting. An arrangement of surruner flowers decorated the refreshment table with a desset course being served by Erma Smith to 14 members. Gay Perrin was a contributing hostess. Ellzheth Fick assisted In serving. 0 free . Everyone welcome. Bring your lawn chairs. In case of rain, the sing will be held In the hlgh school gym. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Independent Holiness Church . closes oot August with a revival · Starting Frkiay and lasting until Sunday, Aug. 31, with Wayne States as evangelist. Special vocal selections each evening for services beginning at 7:30 p.m. ·. POMEROY - Senior CitlzRns I)ance Club dance. Friday, S-11 : p.m., Senior Citizens Center. Pome· roy. Music by the True Country .Band. Admission Is $1 .50. Brtng ·food for table. or til bkla tubmitted. MOld Corpol'ltion ChiiNcothe tllet tt. Ohio Environnw1!11 Plotoction Agency (Ohio EPA) .,. Ill ' \WAitrAI'6} J.R.'s REPAIRS ,,; ;=:R::e:a::f:E:st::a:te=G=e=n:e:ra:l=, i TEAFORDm :• Real Estoteu::! ·. IEALTOI ' ' 't 216 E. 2nd St. Phone NEW LISTING - large briCk home w1th 4 bedrooms. central heat. lu ll ba· sement. 2 car level lots, 2 car ga , ge. $35.000 LONG BOTIOM - N<e one t~or modern 2 BR on Rt. 248. Oulbuildilg; and 2 acres. lAUNDROMAT - 21 washer.; and 12 dryer.; Pomeroy On ~ $6.000. BRADBURY - 4 BR, mod. krtchl!ll, cook and bake units. nat01al gas lumacce. garage and Ievel lot. ASSUME - Pay the ba~nce and own your home rn Pomeroy. POMEROY - 5 rm. ~anch about 20 years ok124x50. gas ., lumace and I ~ ~1. ~ "ll ACRES -~ All minera~ On' •. · Rt. 33 at Peach Fork. • · NEARCHESTER-~ellent3 BR ranch, full 11151-ed bas~ ment, stone firep~ce in family rm. 2 lull baths. Db!. garage and 2.47 acres young lrud trees. ' MIDDLEPORT - 6 RM ooe lloor plan, gas lurnace, Jg. l~ ing rm., 3 BR. lull basement, 2 porches and rNer """ On ~ " $30,000. Effective August 1, 1986 open bowling prices $1.45 per game - juniors and senior citizens $1.25 per game. ' . lV-614-843-5248 APPl.-614-949-2145 8·20-'86 tfn IUS SELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUilT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" NEW LISTING - Approxi- . matey 136 acres of vacant land. Secluded and private. Excellent home ~ite or hunting land. Up lo llacres hay land. Want $45,000.00. 9J9 · ~660 TnrSS('II Doth(' TurnN SO 00 WE' CAll 992-3325 The REAl ESTATE STORE 1192 · ~092 rn A ~ . llltlOI KINDLEWOOD . STOVES window HfTollef, ~iodl group lnd II)Oie. 4-16 -' 116 tin I Milos , _ IWirol 3 Mlfoo In• Vlotoo HOIJRS : Monday-Thu,.doy 10 A .M .- 9 P.M . Friday &: Sa1urday 10_A .M .-11 P.M. Closed Sunday Chtstor, Oh. PH. 985-4101 SWISHER-LOHSE C&K MARKET fi!UTH PHARMACY 8-15.1 mo. & FIREPLACES INSERTS HEAT UP TO aooo so:n. $620: HOUSE BOGGS SALES & SEIYICE U. S.RT. ·SO EAST GUYSVILI.t, OHIO Authorizsrd John Dftro, Now Hoflalll, luslt Hog Form Equipt\tent Dealer Fltlll E,alpMilt Parta & Serwlee 1·3-'86 tfc •ALUMINUM SIDING .•JLOWN IN INSULA nON BISSELL SIDING· CO. "Free Estimatll" Pfl. 949-280'1 or 949-2860 Ito Sundar (ells mer 11n~rtclll ltrvictl r:Off1llll · ift in 1h1 Country. B~~neficlll otters • Clr•r·minded individ· u1l .- imnwdlete opponunhy to •wme a challenging posi1tofi in the •re•• of cr«<it, Nln, colec· tiont 1nd ldminilltration. We•re seMting 1 motNited, enthuliu· tic end 111.. orientld individual. tM applir:ant 1tlected will rt· ctivt 1 c:orrpl'lfl~nllve training progr1m dt1ign.d 10 preptre tt.m for • tuccesafel manllt- ment c.reer. ~ jl • "11 oo~ I . ., PIP.I~' Nted'blbv-'ft"in my horne,.., Plf wMit. C1ll 814·441· 0891. ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 985-3561 All Maba •Ranges and 441-0214. IMflbttl C•d• He 1t Bob Evens Antique Show. Wed .. Thur~ .. Fri. • Sun. ' Decor1ttd Clk• br 1ny OCCI· lion. Wtddl'tQI I aptcilll1y . Will dll6ver tor smatl tee. 114· M2· 1111>1 . 949-2263 or 949-2168 •Refrigeretors PARTS SWEEPER tnd IIW~g midline rtpllr, ptrtL tnd IUPPM•. Pick up end delivery, P•vls VtcUUm Cle1ner, on1 h1lf mill up G.org• Creetl Rd . C1ll 11.a· SERVICE 4·5·tlc 2-17-8&-ttn Tired of Han! Rusty Wotor? RADIATOR SERVICE 304-773-1821. Wo Han Tho Alt· ,.. ·we·tarnwpalr:anlhe, core radrators and' ' ••••::u· ·~ ~ l SPIIIIiiSOFr Now A 1.. 11 Montttly lontal • Plus laltiallnstolla6an Puts A Softlftlr In Yow Homo Today lha11 with Option lo luy) LocoHr Owoot 10 Yn. hp. OAN S WATER lffiNING Wnt lth ltr•t :304-112-2996 1-l . heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 • \ ·r· . Ol'iN DAilY 1·4:30; SAT.""S AYE. " • YOUNG'S •ROOFING & GUnERING New & Ropolr •SIDING SOFF!ETT •REMODELING OF ALL TYPES •TREE TRIMMING •CONCRETE WORK 26 Vears Experience CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont and remodlfihg - Roofing 1nd gutter work - Concrete wort. - Plumbing and tlectric•l work (free Ettirna1esl HAlT'S CONSTIUTION 992-7111 V. C. YOUNG Ill 9'12-621S or 992-7314 Po1111ray, Ohio 4-15.'86-lc 1115/ lmo. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR PLUMiiNG &HEA nNG •ZENITH II GRE~T Dlly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915-3307 4/1 / Hn DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10·8-tft :z ""'· a£ND ELEaRIC, Inc. N.E,(.A~ ,CiONTRACTOR btnlflta. Six paid h:)lidaytlr'ld I paid .,..son.. dirt-Y••· w... ktnda off . Penon hired will bt provided with 1 minimum af eo hou" ot form1l lrtinlng rtlattd '" tho ~ whi<tl II pold br tho II .. C:V. Send reeum1 1o Robin Eby , Buckeyw.CorNnUnityServl· 011, P.0. Boa 104. Jacqon, Oh 45140. O.ldllnefor •ppllcentt: 9 · 1· 11. Equal Oppor1unil'f' Employ.,-. •tt• Need mon..,.? FRIENDLY HOMETOV PARTIESh•lmme- -:;;::::;:;:::::;•~-; · ::::~~ -. 12 Situ8ti0ftt. Wanted Will c.re for elderty in my hom~ . Trliold, txpet"ienCid. C.tl 114· 1192·1183. . 14 Businell Training HIGH SCHOOL ORO!' OUT EARN WHILE YOU LEARN If you 1re economloeltv dieed· ....,.egld be1WMn " ' 111• of 1110 21 YNII oldandwoultUikt 1D recMfe your GEO oon.~.~a~the Emptoynient SIICUtlty otfloei It 221· llh Strllt, Paint PltiMM, AuguM 18 ttuou~ AultMI1 '29 betwttrl 9 l .m.-5 ·p.m. fof I ' tliglbillty certrfiCidon . If lilt•· •tid you ,.. .. be • r•ldentof M110n County and prqvtdtproof of lddr111, lllili1y bil 01 driYir't llcen••· brin9 your bWt:h atn;iflcatt or voter 1 reglttrttlon Clfd. soelll 1ecuri1y c•d. c;hM 11ubl lta.11ndiCI1etht amoun1 of g.on family 1n·come tor p11t I month• and the type of Mit.,. ...-.. anc. you Itt recllfvW.g beMd on the flmilv tilt. AI maiM born 1ftlf' 1·1· 10 muM hl'lt ••ettc> 11'11 tervlce number E.E,O . Employer. 1 B Wanted to Do Child C1re. Now t1klng IPPNCI· t5ont for thl Ftii·Winter , 11. Mont. ChUd ..,. with 1 Chrlt· ti1m tnvil'onmtnt . Oam 11 , crlft•. 10ng1; tHchlng of mor1l .,d spNitual vtlu•; prt·IIChool l•rning. Cllll14· 448·6308filr intorms11on . Profe111on11 Sign P1inting. S~nt ot quality snd dlt11nction. AirbNih. plctorilll, tcr•n pro . ct~tl printlnl. Cell 1tt... 3:30 --t. . Plol, 304-P .·1027. Norliinsi . oldortYln hoM~ , hoiPhtl. Elght·ten hour period~, Fri thiU Sunday. 304· f lll dllll,!i m S.v•ll boXII of dothll. Must tlk• Ill. C1ll 114·381·8201 ottoriPM. 227· 1510. I....:_.:_:.:_:_....,___ 3000 male puppy ri1Nc11 .c ;hikt,.. to ploy wl1h. CoU 114· 379·2103. 1 F;.. c;fu1hlng givMWIY at lid· WIIIChurotl ofCtwlet. liturdly August 23. 8 ·10 12 noon. 4 fr• kittenl. CeM 114·"41· 013~ or 114·461·1110 ah• 1:00. gov•rnmertl lobi 1611. R-•oe. EASY AISEMIILY WORK! 1714.00 per 100. OuMantMCI p...,.,t. No-· Dotlill·""d ltlmp.. enwk:)pt: Ellr'l· 711, J411 EntlfPriH, Ft. Plerct!, Fl. 33082. F,.. pUppl• to good hO ,.., 1h CotUe ~ Gttmlfl Shtpltd. 11 wkl. okl. I,4Uit bl IWIY thll week. 114·143· 21 . t., Duckling B•ntam roosttrl , young. 304-19•·•72 . 3 whitt klt1tnt, 2 mila, 1 long biiCik hair, good with cf'llldr... 304-411· 15 17. & kitt"''7 ., goodold. home. litter 1relnid, wMkl 304· 8'75· 12&4. I NOTtCE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUILIIHINO CO . ...:x~,..,.,.dl thet you do bt.IU.•• with people you know. and NOT to Mtld monl'f through the mall unlil you havt in'llltigMIII th~ oflerlng. Need IRtru money? Friendly horN toy .-nitl ._lmmtdt.t. op•n• tor men111n 1nd d1m0n .. reto1'1 n Ifill .,... lt't ...,., fun and profitlbl•. We hwt OWtf 700 uchlng toYt 1nd hun11 hippy Ftmtlt houH dog to ~~ IWI'I to good honw. Hou• bfoktn . ¥, Mandtlll• end 'h T.-rier. 9 manlhl . old . Call 814 · 742· 2318 . . '2"1''ii'-u-=o"in=-e:-l&:-:--Opportunity 111.040·159,230 .,.• .,. Now Nrlno. Coli 801-·7-1000 bt home. Loulltlovet *11, llnitt. Crav• country, crtlturt oo~ fort, 114-.2-5201. Antique piano. Babylitter' tlf 3 .,...,. old . bpe· rllr'lci. refe~(lll. w... d-vs. Wml IJVIninQI. 30•·e71S-2881 ...... 4 :30 . to poti11on required . Sllarv rangt: t10,400· 14,560 y11r. &c•lltn1 vacation snd in.urenoe ctt.-ge. m.ke r'f'l)ney, hwa.fun end aftw houri of IPIII tlmt. No .xp• rienct ntctltary. Cell 1 · 800· •SATEWIE SAlES & SERVICE We He•.t AFall Tl• Slttt T11hlele• n11 1fter •.·ik~ · , f.-111 . A on•y . . commitment tor 3 Jr. old, spa¥*1. CaN 114·44 ·2041".,tn~OI· SALES & SERVICE Pay Your Coble & Phone Bills Here IUIINE55 PHONE 1614) 9'12·6SSO miiENCI PHON! 16141 driYI'tg NOOrd NqUV.ed; up• ritnCI in Workinl Wilh pertOnl with mental rlllrdlltion and diYtloprMntel diu~Uti• pr• Famela GeriiWI ehorthllr Poin· Hopeful Hound Wfn-ed ....,..,.Cid hOUII · k"P•· "~·~, e.~n 304·171· 1711-1817. I mo. oldftmlfelchnturerdog, We Ca"y Fishing Supplln dlvtlopmtnttlly dl11bltd .lduh• in BldwtU. H6gh school degrtl, curr.,t drlv.-'alia.nn .,.d good Giveaway •GIBSON 7·11·• d.vlloplng 1helr job 1kill1 thru t.ndi·Gn tr•lnl'lg. Ther• wil bt •.......,gonMoru:S.r. 8..,1 . 811 glfQ t.•utng 1ht new ~n5ml'*' tiiiUng dol " Cridlel" Whic:ta Will be ldvlrtil.. on net:lonll tv. No oaeh 1""1ttment, no oolltcdng. ID dllivering Md rt0 1.mct dl.-ge. Alyau Mllllitldtlirt'to "*'•monev. hew fun •d•fM houn af IPICI1iml. No AcHonOfflctlt 117W. 2nd.St. z2'1~~~:.••1'Y· Wan1td: Aduhl 1n1•••.ct In 10a.m. ltthtMeietCommunlty rt lo d6acu• tht 14 progremt 1nd flnMd .. lid wtillble It Tht Adult Educ.tion Cant•. Tri· County Vacetlontl School. Co.,. endll'tdoul whit wlihiiVI affer 10 · AU1omothtt plf'tt ••••nt 1n OM dtllenhlp. Mutt twve 0 _.. rt.. 01 . Apply n penon .. Smith Nellon Moton. 100 E. Meirt 81., Ohk> p V ' c -:ro; •• 1· 0< to~ ery aiCCMI 1• untque Ni,...., tor ..a. in GlllipoMI. O~,io. w.. tttlblllhtd In conwnltf!t downtDwn be~tkln. No food. lkiUOJ "clotNng . Growth 11141 •PMIIDn.~ llrfti11rd 1 1mb~~· llfll Gnly t:» ~ur v.-y ltlr.ctiYa lnGD,. whitt being ~ OWfl ~end "-""'• orco,.,....ntty, l.,d .lnQur.. 0>: I .F.I., P.O. 1 r=o=...="':'·::·:::::;r::.J..:':o•:1:':27:,~Go~l~lo~·llo~·;·:·:·:·:3:.t' Good oond. sales 304·1171·1170. 6 lost and Found LOST C•h rtwtrd. loti In O .J . Whtle Rd; lf'N, Mall bttck Lab. Call 114-441-0370. ··---- Giillipoliii.. ------· & Vicinity hvtrll t~mly, oft Rt 7 ·on FOUND money &n Odd Lots vtc:inlty. CoH 114·MS· IIU2 . • Addilon luii'II!Ut Rd . 1at. rd . 10 left. Mltl houll wflh red t.m, Lod: In Utirt orE . l.ttert •r•· ICC:tl.orttt, milt lelllt.•' 1 rNit -.nd, bHnd In rlghllyl. 114-:147·'3121 . 11·22. 1:30·1 W••• Coon "t. Loot A,...i 11 .., 7 froin motor'C'f'cle. biHbll ctrd Pfiot guldellftda..,.,.t .....,.,._.. Keep Wdl, ,...;m bDrroWid prlco ouklo. Call 114·•2· 71514. bihlnd Ad!f1VIIo ldlool. tlolly HJtool oloth11, bNI moton, cktth•. l'nllc. Aug. " "Is W* Bote 1nd chllir. oek ctr .... , f'ftirror, 0111 Lowb&y dr•Jtr •W mirror, stereo, ofd oak cabin It ltwlng mtchint. C8, Clf' ' ltr~ pi~¥«. aqu1rium with acc•t2.:..:... depr•lion gllll, d~t. boys ~lothing 11 18· 20, 1111¥,~ ftt9Wt1', push plow, doors, m~ fhlllc. ittml. Aufu•t 22 · 23 , rl•. I :OOem· 4;30pm. 2 Edgemont Ortvt. ,._ Vltd S1l1 2'h mN• N. of Alo I Orend1. SR 321. Thurs .. ffl . 1:00·1:00, Beturdty Ill drt. J..,., long ttbll & ch ..,., ponlbl• dlshwat'\'r ~ I *-••· lnimall, IIams toQ nu .. mMOur to mention . A1ln Ot; thine . ~tUfted ' Y1rd S1le Thurs .• Fri. & 811 ~ Chlklrlfll clothe, 2·4 yr1 . ald. I lots of tDV•· H.,man Norttlup Ad . Acro11 tram OJMn Sd\6ot ChMI Cook. ' . OPPICI ·Verd 1 ... Sat. Aug. 23. 101m· 3pm. I301.....SAVI .. GllllpoUs. L1rge IROrt,...,t. . JOJ.Iarll••• An. · S!IAU AIMAlllO•s ' ' ' . .,.IIIM.·IIIws. S•S '"" T.,. .. ,,,o , •ttr~ 1 '10-I 1:30 "'" Selu.., 4 femllt. 304-812· 2717. REfRIGERATOR w.-.t«< : Full· time livl· in hou ... men gar ·(mom lngtlnd tvlfl ingl. daytiml houl'l oH, M·Fl tor 1n in1ermedillt Clrl fiCIIfty lor . •SILVANIA •SPEED QIIEEN lAUNDRY CALL COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843-5425 ShadttJ, DVM , Plano lutont, Lucy J•n• lul'mlf. Henfoul. w. V1. 304RZ•DH. ' iff '' •· • "" Now LocoHon, T61 North Socond Middloport, Ohio 45760 Rooling ot •" Typeo ~. ·Cift for 1ht tldlffY , room. bo•d. l11.1ndry. 24 hour care. AtiiOnllblt mtt. Lott T.L.C. • 1 Some tum.,.c.O..., mite. Sat. • Sun. 1 ·15. U7 G1rt~ ""•· '&Residential :r,., . •Com!fi.-rcial •lndusttlil ' LAI!IIAIIfil.ti · . ' SIIIGIIY IYA..... TIME ·HElTifiGtCOo' . FAtTOIY O.utU'J -. , . ~1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Worked I'], homo 1r10 Paul GUAIAtniED· IO IIAIS l ' Howard L Wrlttlll Complete Gutter Worlt Complel• Remodotlng CUNIC SUPER-FLit CHIIlNIY O~D ICUT OUT FOI fUTURE UIEl . 20""toaro .795 . lEG. 11195 . . ...,.. illd1be faith 'l'Jtj, 'llltcM ~ ,OI!Irlers and ~ Mq lir .tf. cen.nonlei ~ polis, Oh 46131 ., . AllllllUJII:r: 11 1e111 s ltndo FL ~2~11'.' 461~0 . lor:~l GtllipoUs merchant needs penon to do etttretion• in thtir home. Send r•ume lo T40 in care of the Oaltlpol~ Dlil'f' Tribune, 825 Thtrd Ave .. GaKi· 6-17-tfc "Froo E1tlmo1eo'' SALE~. . ' 992·33453/2/rtn VINYL & lW-UI WOOD & COAL FURNACE ~. W.Va. - The llend l "Aria Golpel ' Slni will be held 9n $JQ', • · ~· .from t::ll to sl p.m., lit -~ HJeh School In ~ Mil ' w.v.. natured lingel'l ' Wtn be tbe RiJIII!C~III Tnl, HomeIii ' t .. • •n: GQIIIel ~. 104 Mutbtrry Av., Pomtror off•• • Renelici~ rewarding ulary llructure, 1nd en wf.l;tencflrlg bentfht .,.r:ksge to tht IUCC*Iful Clf'ldktltt. f.Of imrnediett oonsldaraUon, call Mike D1vi1, 814· 2811 · 4187. Benllicill Ohio Inc ., 39& E11t 441· 3419. PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. OUAUTY'STOVE AT T..SE SAVINGS. ANYW..IE (Gor,ranteed) ;,;,va. Sign<, Rubb« Stomp<, Business Formt, Copy SenKtt, Ett. 2Sl Milt St .. Middleport ABSEMBLI!PJI> W~NTED : Eem up ·to •eo ,_;d., 111embNnt depl-v clowns. M!lillf!lll aapplild . Send ·ttlmped 11ll· Londlnu. ll.a ... 13483. O•· Part·time secret1ry snd fu II time blbylitt• !combiulil in my Middleeged gentleman needs l_.y hou11 kMP• 10 livt in polition open now. Call 614· AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Allo Traaatnhalon and Gradualiln Stationery, Magnetic EUGENE LONG YOU Will NOT FIND AIUQUAL PRE-SEASON .. lb. 124, Pomeroy Ohio Furniture, Wedding •vwn SllitfG n" ·FALL :FAAn· MUIIWD off Route 62, live 1lilel jp1ll d Point Pleasant, ~ll!t-~ atl2::1l p.m. PIUS' OHict SuJIIIIiK & 1-13-tfc •Twin Blowers •Glass Door •Auto. Ther"'ostat •Large As~ Pan •Burns Wood or Coal ·- f,; All r.., Prl•ll•t N•~• Roger Hysell · Garage THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP Middleport, Ohio S50 HOLDS YOUR STOVE ... '• . SENIOR CITIZENS HARTLEY SHOE STORE VILLAGE PHARMACY •Drven •Freezers Ntw Homu luilt .. Tf'oXI TOKENS ON SALE f'oT C&l PAINTING 992·6191 t:''·' -~~. ) Pomeroy, Oh. 7:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. Monday thru Saturday A550CIAH S Owtrhlld COMOit, 'fintecl gtiM, lntlr'lll alncll:tt:lcld w1ptr1, Front •net ,.., bumper ......, rull 11t1ps, ktltrument8110n group, ttHtrie ,..,... control mifroJs, ntm rinp/centlf' hubllftcl mort . -..., PH, 992-7075 Pin Striping / CDiar (hlllp lllra Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Al 0~ H('nry E . Cleland. Jr . PACKAGE INCLUDES: ------· - ............ -....... I07 Sycamore Drummer for -~ Metal Rock ~lod. 304;~12: tf4' . ' lddrauld ,fRV119PI! Hawks Join one of lhe l&ldin• ooniU · CAB CO. IODY WOttll $I 0 Per Hr. Complete Cor Pointing 1375 •Washers •Di1hw11her s ~f •....,. 1.111tt engine, Eteetronlc dlgl111 clock, AdrflliDJn NEW HOURS BLUE STREAK ' PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 W"ds ·MII'<Ioad AIJ.FM . Tilt llltring whHI, Dull tlectrie rwmcU control mim:N'I. Tlnled QIU&, Strto<t ..... - · Dodllid lugpgo rldl, .... A SAVINGS OF Help Wanted .nd experftnce 1 must. Call =::;,;:;:;:;;:;;:I::::::':·:Il:«:n:! .lhoms In Gallipolis. Rettfenc• 814 · 445· 1422 .tter 6PM . 3 Announcement. CAR.IY.OUT. . ON NATIONALLY FAMOUS , pr, ,· PLE~NT - Weaver - ~mklli :· $wlday, Mason Coonty -· .,\ Electronic Organs Mobile serVice lED'S Ott Frw AUtoml11c Trln~n when 't(KI -,~. .... CHESTER - ·Anewer 3 bedroom ranch wdh lull basement, garage. Equippal ~~­ chen, central air. Well insulatoo, ~eclric heal pu~ . approximately 1 acre lot. $4li,OOO.OO. PACKAGE INCWDES: Run.ANI> - A hymn sing will be held Sunday, 1::1! p.m., at the Rutland rreewUl Baptist Church. AD . ~~· will ,go to a needy ... NEAR CHESTER - Coontry livin g in style! This 3 bedroom home is in excellentcondition: Full bas~ment. many other nice features. large lot. $29,900.00. J (' ,l n $448: ' TYs, Ant111nas Satellite Sales Installation Service NEW LISTING -One floor plan with 2 bed rooms, alu· · minum sidi~g . new roof. large bath with ullllly. I ~ acre lot Screenoo side porch. $18,900.00. 1 ·1614) -992 -3325 SUNDAY a 1 ... ~- POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NEW LISTING - REEDS· VILLE - A neat 2-3 bed room home on a large level lot. Basement, large 2 car garage, storage shed . Alurri num sidmg- Good condition. ONLY $23,000.00. Housing Headquarters . ,POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club will . sponsor a western style square · ctanceatRoyaiOakPark saturday, · from S-11 p.m. Caller will he Dale : tddy. AD western square dancers welcome. ~ 11 Mein St., Jecbon, Oh ,, RACINE- Bailey reunion SaturdaY at Shrine Oub Park, Racine. Dinner at 6 p.m. Friends. relatives welcome. Sr;IVJI.I:s (614) 446-7619 or'(614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 · Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 I~--------Ti;::=======:;1 areo IIIJI!I,'IIIf:lll Licensed Clinical Audiologist ' Corporation, Chlllcothe, Ohli>. The draft plan woo Public Noticed on Jut-,: 18, 1988. I LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Business Services DNilion Public Notice io hereby given ' THE FOLLOWING LEAGUES HAVE SET THEIR MEOING DATES FOR THE COMING SEASON: A SAVINGS OF .... Draft Ski~.,M~r~egemant ~I:;;;BI:.;2:;2;:.·.;;11:;_c·-----.l...--------~ M~I Sludge from Tho Meld est. Members 1o take door prizes. SATURDAY · _ II!. wrm.,· cornrnena nv 1986-87 WINTER LEAGUES r- lURE, 3rd. & Olive St. Gallipo· lie. (:e1111•· 441 · 3159 . . . '110 18lt ''" ot Ok>xin Contemln- P - ......,...T_.u tcPIIPtd • " " -""v. WANTED TO BUY uMd wood 6 Mo. VIVion warranties given. DIVis, Acting Heemg ·Clerk. 181 20, 21, 22, Jtc .• Ohio EPA, 361 Earl Brood - - - - - - - - - StrHt. Cotumbu1, Ohio Public Notice 43216, 18~41 488-tio37. by the doo\o · <>! )luoin• on PUBLIC NOTICE Dctobor ·1 t'1!188. Commanto MEIGS CD.UNTY r-... -,illlo dote Will-not OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL btO~' ItlbOportoltt. 0 fl1del riCDtd of I,. m-g. PROTECTION AGENCY WANT IT SJLD' BASHAN - Guy Mallory, of Winter Garden, Fla., guest speaker at special services 9:'30 a.m. and 7 POMEROY - A pool party for p.m. Monday through Thursday at Meigs High band members will he Red Brush Church m Bashan Rd. held Sunday, 6:30p.m., at lnndon Pool. Syracuse. 'l'UEIDAY HARRISONVIlLE - HarrtsonMONDAY vilfe Senior Otlzens Oub meets POMEROY - Mary Shrine No. Thesday 7 p.in .. town house. 37, White Shrtne of Jeruselum, will practice for Inspection Monday at 7 Danre p.m. POMEOR Y - The Senior CitI· zens Dance Club is sponsoring a Rl!I'LAND - Rutland Garden dance Frtday evening, from 8 to n, Club open meeting Monday at 7::ll at the senior citizens renter in p.m., Rutland Meti¥ldist Church. Pomeroy. Music by True Coontry Guest night. Mrs. Paul Curtis on Band. Admission $1.50. Brtng food home decorating. Mrs. Donovan for table. MacCumher. regional director, gu· ing. in with no Mpreutd or ii'J1iled rasponse to (l)l"llrMIItl receiv«:: an the chft Plan Appn>vat For Lind Applk:ltion Monday Night Min's Handicap ... August 11- 8:00 p.m. Monday Night Mixes .............. August 11- 7:00 p.m. Tuesday Morning Glories ....... August 26-10:00 a.m. Tuesday Morning Women ••.. September 2- 9:30 a.m. · Pinsplitters .............................. August 27- 7:00 p.m. Tirnbersplitten.............. ~ ...... September 3- 6:00 p.m. AEP .......................................... August 19- 7:00p.m. Night Owls .......................... September 3- 8:00 p.m. Thursday Night Men's ............ August 21- 6:30 p;m. Skyliners ................................. August 28- 6:30 p.m. Bowling Bells .......................... August 22- 6:30 p.m. Short Time .............................. August 22- 7:00 p.m. Saturday Night Highlanden ...•..August 23- 7:00 p.m. Kings &Queens ...................... August 31- 6:30 p.m. Holzer Medical ........................ August 24- 6:30 p.m. Hillcrest ................................... August 26- 6:30 p.m. Thtwsday Morning Stars ......... Agus1.1t 28-11:00 a.m. Thursday Morning Swingen .... August 28-10:00 a.m. HelP Wanted n.:t Md give written at aal cornmen11at the Public·Meet· F..,hef, the obovo cotlaterol wilt be IOid in tM condkloft k io 0 11 Ohio 43138, f'orrv i1terllted peroon is entitled to .n:.,d or l;)e repi'M· w~ oonduct 1 Public M~ SKYLINE LANES Wanted To Buy coal heater•. SWAIN'S FURNI· :7:00p.m. . Council Chombln. 10 M.-ry Street, Logan, "' Community calendar I area happenings FRIDAY LONG BOTI'OM - The gospel . group saved, from Point Pleasant, · W.Va .. will he singing Friday, 7:30 · p.m., at the Mount Olive CommunIty Church. Pastor Lawrence Bush Invites. the public. Pomeroy, Ohio, teoerveil tile right !D bid .. thil . .. lrld to - tt. obove cott,terol prior ,., uto. Fuiiber. the FirrnOrs Bonk ond Sovlngo C-ony ....,... tile right to reject any Friendly Circle conducts meeting 9 A PubtlcM-g~Gc;on­ colmlento on the droll pl., wUI .bl hlkl u lha'M'I below: Dote: 5ot>tern1* 29. 1986 Tho Form.. Bonk .,d sov- Alice Globokar p-esented the The Daily Ohio PH. 30447!Hfjl4 I '. RAYMOND E. PR()FFIJT '(MAc) · :. ,,. ' ' ' . I RA(iNE ""10 . . · ,un Office 949•2431 ;. ; . l.i ' fmerttn•r 949·25 · 1-21·M·l I I I �The Daily " 22, 1986 KIT 74 . '• Moton:yclea ' ' '1111 Hart.y D111icl10n crtliwt. . w........ , ,.,....._ Fte~ Phonol14·1181·4380 . tl • •·- e.il ........ IOOI«It4-'MI·I!n•. , 1811 ~ondt 150. Alldng Celllt'-317-7111 . 12~. , 121, .... good,.,.,.. 11,300.oq. 1'881 Ktw-1 good. 304-·2· 37lJI, I()( 1 1171 Honl;te CB 380 T. o300.oo. oeo. 30,..171·m3. 1t83 YM11111 175 3 WhHiet' tHO. 30·· 171· 2317. JUliT 101fT . Me OUTA THill 711 JOINT All SOON Boetl and Motors for Sale A!l 'IOU CANI lnbo•d -~ outbo•d 1 I ft . ltwcraft Wfth lf~ll'. tell QOOd 1hep1. 8011. motor .,... tnll• U.IOO.OO . ~4·882·3413. 78 A,:tbnant· Rent Q'*lty homt. fMWIV fUIIIdthd eho~ locltiOn an C.... ,.,_ S'f"'CUM. 00 QiJI}.tldtaiMilrl end IMindty, • ••*It ... 101 F1rmlll 80 NP dull whMI 1Nc:1or. I llottom plow1. 12 ft. hydr.,llc dllo with MW autctft. Coiltt•· 211·'!101 . '*' larg1lot. 114-III..UN, .... - ......... tat · :.:;;;;;_,.-o ..... " lt.# '1folm " :L 104- Yount .lliom.tol • H... lord. lind 11y. Llt-lltn~ . Wo hovo '"'" • on~ •.,, I> blood. 3iL •.:- A~ge . ' .• _.. ' ........ ftO!i!i ,Joio: Iii ....... . 6roomhouH. 1.2 ...... ~ Cit gtragt. LOCitldonROHll .. Borgoln ..lood 120.000. Col 814-171-2113. .. .. . . la.- ExceHent htrd · ~Nil. er.trtmely Air condition, twin *e blcll. OOft111Jite. mlaa. ltemt. »4- (. o1tilro, w-• P1tyilo tlbll wldt 4 I allelrl. Modwll m ..n 1nd ,.,.._, 3 curved .... cUrio. Coll14·11:i·IIH, Chtlt freeltr for 11fe. E•c. Aatlllua WaM lt.d. Old rock•. 2000 1Dbtooa Micka 11 ctlf'lt 1 ooo boling boo. Coli 114.. 211&1111. .. Joh• dour. In aooc1 _1:-71-: ·~24:-1:-8-:,:-:-:-:--::-- ! ~ UHd Hotpolnt chMt typefrealf 20 cu. ft. t150. UNCI 30"tt~~e. range• ...,. 1100. 304·171· dlnloo111tll with ,.....,_ . . ,. ••~e-MOZ . 2401. Cond. 304-171·1141. o.... •o aOnfhktn. Call 11•·812~ '7401 . 310 J)ooro - ·-dltlon. ·· . . ..., lololaJ.... wlncll. 'Good 1148 Coupe. nrttt rod . 1178 Volvo etatlonw~~gon, good cond., 12.100. C1ll 114·441· 4447, n~r-.ei 1 owner, uc.. ent -Mion. Colt 114·388-1140. 1m cor:vem. 17.000 mil•. 4 .,...... - g...ooo. con 114· MI·Z102 ·""wi:OO. 11u M.o·.a.o .r . c...... Col· ..,,. Item. R•tored , niW ~nglnt. U*klr. tnt•ior, etc, 114·192·1314 doyo, 114·992' 7JMnlthto. 114·14··· · - ...... - ·boolooom.,._, ....... uoo. 304·171·2180. .vanlng~ . lim~ •!too ., ......... . _ . - - . ..... _d bod ...... 1300. mow• 1111 1100. 104-192·2714, - Dlht 24" 8~1 · Coi114-"'-11M . oooo· 'utro APPUANC!s ....... .................lOt• • ren ..,, a~t~ ,. Appn•nc... u..,_ R"'- 111. ·Mille llorle C . . -. 114-441· 7JIB. 810 - MW $150.; Too•r~tt Stader • grinder 1121.; ~out.,T..Io 111.; IKW lndulltrial ... ~ - 110.; Zl -· . • -Jolom .; 12Floor fl. AntFlbrotho d:• C..ntyt.llolloo. Inc. Good c.noe, 2 .,.,_, Z lift 0111.; Mloc. ,go, mile. old tooll. 30~•2- 3319 . Dpon114-441·11H, to - · Mun thn1 101. 127 3•d. 66 Building Suppliee ..... -lndlVHtt. .... o~OH. 153 ' luNdlnc::"•lo~ l..,dl;, , _ . . . . . . . Win· dawL llnteft. ltc. Cleude Win· Antlquet OLD ORIENTAL RU08 · WANTeD. Arrr . .oraondltion. t... fUo Or1n..._ 0. Ced 114· 241·1111 . FARM EQUIPMENT : ~ow Hoi· lond For011 EqulprMm ,lllo. 1 No, 1 · - fWogo bo• with Wtcllm Mlt' 12;tift.wtgen. I bo••lth tO en .I 11,100; OM MCNiel 112 with"'~~~~'..., • "·'::i Qoo.!lo, c..._ ZIOw-tiUOO:OooM30 for. .e. btow• 1;000 RPM •2,.,0;; OntuMII Ne. I bor.. 2 - · ..... ,10 100 ........... 12,100; OntulldM-707, 3 otNtolt ......•wlthbolht1.100; Oneulld su,.,.17-17 . . . _ ~1.1001 tloono:lng ,... lJ.T JIJ' or 1.1 tor 14mo_t.t_tor31or. 41 monfhtt.rcMNou""fDr•h. -t Kllfw"1 llwloe c.,._., lt. At. 17 "-n: W!I304-.II-3174. FO<d Trwcior J - n, 180.; C.., 1837.LAI-IZ.IOO.; 101 FOld Moww I,AO.; Ntw Hol- lond ·.; .... UIO-. 30.. 111·2321 orw171· Coltol- t-100·433-7147, 21101. C-on'oUIIIITIN ...... o1,0001JIW.- 12.13. 14, 11, 11, 11;1, I mlloo out Rt. 211. CoU14-111·1211 . rol• lulldlntt by Outllty ........ Wortolhopo. 11tlmtttt. P·hon• 114· 811· 1178 Olldl. Ooodworttcer. good boct,, •od condltton. tiOO . Coli 114-883·7380 ohor 1:00 pm. 11'71 CedlliC 4 door H.T. Full power, IMth• Int.. 18.000 m. .. h.rd to find ciNn, okltr ..,, moo. ..... . oeo. 32 Mobile Home• for Sale A.,..it 22nd ond 23rd. 1:00· 2:00. Iouth Third Ave.. Mkldl• ...... Ofllo. h. . II '&_1(111.1 I tl ....... Ill .011-1100.011 AND UIED MOilLE HbMEI KEIIEL' I OUAUTY -1010, ·-.1711-41Uor171MOilLE HOMl lAIII. 4 MI. WilT, OAWI'OUI. RT II, -771-IOtt . o; - - -· -~~~ oold. ortii.GO .._,.,._ltOD 1711112 F-m. Good ....... 2 - . . . . " .."l·tl14. J l J uorftJPI,'CI...... PifrY, N~W bdr., Hxt4. 'Mfo, • • *"'·"""ltH .......,... ... w ...... oint lnolullod. Col 8111. lleid, on·- lot, I bdr. Colltt -11771. . . n •••.ao. 11oo1......,.-~,. - 42 MoblleHonwa for Rent 1111 IWt.. - 0 ., Ma JUt . ., - - I O C. In 114-441-1401. 114.000. Coll14-171-2117. 10•10 M..on 2 . .. _ , . ll ,800· For MOre colt114-lll·ll4&. lftlofJMiio:: • ..,., 11,100 or belt lrldi..304-17f.4140 1r1d luve II'IIINt on miChlnt. 1110 lulclo llloylll'lc 4 doo•. neoo: NMd tTant:nlulon ,. po1r, CoJI 304·171· 12U. t 110 lulc* Centry, 4 door. ve 30 Mire ftl)tiOr, AC, PS, tilt whlll. FfH1 wheel •••· Mb M.OOO ti,IOO~OO rwN•. ...... 1·304-192·1147.. n..-. Petl for Sale :''o:?~~o"!:,"';:::.~OO:: · A·MI·Oft!r1 no ..... tHO rwo. Colll4-oo•UOD. 2 b*. .,...... -.............. --· t-... ===·g ·- t•• . . . . .... :~~::-=::~=~~·1-· a•..,.....,,.,,All"'*- MOilLE HOIIIU lUred. rnrarteeo l'ltll. 304·871-2331 1112 • • - • c-.ta.eo.•_ _ . , . . _, Two tr111en. ~1z.M ........ • rooot IIIII I- roo..-. ,._..101' . . JPU. ;~~ ~ • •7.1111. ' 121l10 .............._ , ,~ . . . lOt .. A!tQ~ .•n.-. '• . ··, 30!1-17. 33 F'""' for Iii · ·-·---···'. l .... •""'CII 114-. . . .11. . . Jbdf."..... ........ _.._1ft ..... of ,, ' n ., . , 34 r -plo.l-trom •Jot tlooooll1 .. 11. - !!:,. ' - ~·~c 1111 .... .... roq. Col ,4711. "" .. 114.- T-=..r-.2- ll dUiftiiHIIIewiM.J .... llllltloio. ...~· c...., .... ,. · . ,... ttll , . --· ..... 1 111 .,. I t Rt. .... Col 114--Mtl or 11 .. M ttf ~hMUj 91t Rt. 141. ..... _ _ , .... 'ortlollw ·trw• ....· 11..""'·1401. ..,d • • plpo 4.110 fl'fiCr.eltllaiM 12 .• II. • ~.2 ..., 171_ '~. 11.-_ ml...... bundloo " · ....., _ ,.,,. • - - - U .19 81 f • Uncondltionll life!:lma guarlln· tM. Loc.l Nf•enc. fumlthed. · Fr.. •thnttn. C Ill collect 1·114·237·0481, diY or night. Rogtrt B•te_men ·t Wlterprooflng. ~ •·• I • EX11riof • lnttriof ttucco. PI• ter • pl•t• r••ra. Low 111tu. I'L-L c.IWST T:eL.L- HeR. THe TRLJTH •• • Colll14· 211·1112. Llve.tock . FRIDAY - 7:00 • ·([) PM Mia-ztne Man ~ U.N.C.L.E I•D liCI \ter · ln-lnmont Tonltht ETU.Ikl to Bill Bl~by about hit iOio 11 hotl In tho up. , -.101 foil oorloo. "Truo Cont-IQno'i: ....... A... ~~1·2414 . Ooot lor oilo, Col 114·192· 7171, ' ' 1119 E_, """· ooo.,....,d. n ,oao or ~- olfw. 304·118· ,.,- ............... 72 A - ...dlo - 304-n&-1371. 1700. · 1400. ' Trudca for' S1le Luctwlg ln. . DNm ll'ld c:~~e. v_, - cond . • IB.OIJ , 304- 82 Plumbing 8& l:featlng 111·3110. Fruit & Veg.tablea CAIITrR11 PWMIING 0-III.Ohlo 441·44n 83 U.l . N~ 1 potttow 10 lb. V.... ...... j.t'1Y--. . =."!:",,,C::t: :1:... ~ r:klet end ,,., ..,.... ••••• . • MW y 1114 ,......_ · ; ' •.. ,.._., . ....._ ,...,...,. 771·1711 . o-H•r• =·=. ~~':':'..::r 11_, 11,10 ,_ 10. U.liOO. Cltll14· •MOl • l•lloood II II pwt 114-..I-CII12. pot-. 104-......... ,........... .. c... for - · 104-17. ~ liliin:.ii. lulldlnOt ' · 1 · Now~ IY\ ([) ...... 1 t ' ._.. 100 (40 min Il 114- • ui Excavating 1 ' Jam• lo'(j WatwiiiMc.. Alb Plol• tMI_,, Clll114·111·1141 or IU-«1· 1115 or 114·"1· 1111•. Coli ' 114·317·01U or t14· 3tl7•n41 or 304-171· ' . 1247, ,l)lllorcl'• Watif Dolhoory, Clot· ..... pool . ...... AnytiMo but ......... 114·441·7404, Wltllrton' t Wttlr Hawllnt. rHaonable .fit•. lrnmedllte 2.000.....n ~. ·-~ -211t - . ... t3 hrt.), ' >. a ,..,.""tier w-littl I town ' I .. t!J) . \ WMk .... · AoiiiW · (JJIII'"~ Btood . on tho novel lly ~Oitttn ' I McCullough , tttlt . .~ , j1 oponow. . r.norotloOiot ~- •~cv:u I_I11AW ultl-""~" fa· y, 1111ty ond .,.....,on,\h.,for· ' , , I i i - ·- · ot ad>OotmfU!' t,: .IR ~ -·lft r•....~ -- ~~-tdOUI l 1 prfHJ, (2 h!!!.)''"" 4 of I . I P~· , " ••..... tii•IIJ .Itn.f : , ~ ~-·--· L'I IWeiiCl '.z.-MWWkVIM - ...'"- ,...un .....,pll, ur nnd 0\11>WIMI •It ~~-no him ...__..,__ _ ............... ... ~_ 4 Yes vote 5 Sel side by side I Valued fur 7 Nigerian hilhlilh1 14 Borne oot 8 Deprived person 16 Holf.way leSmall bed 11 Trick 12 Related IT Guido's aBl•nehe's (I) llJl OOldon Olrlo father decld" to II Bounder 88 Parson I? Stringent bird ZB Dealer 40 Dlc k(>n~ · 11 NorJon 23 Conclusion 19 Morsel IOKook II Jlllilotltl 'throw It all away' end beco~~ • coun'ry tlnger. • • ([) MOYIE: 'Dirk Ma,. 87 As:loc iare . 1ree maternally 28 ABpect note 18 Corrupt . 24 Contest 32 Crown joiner S3 Sauct-r 26 Bruilio.n pilot'> pseudonym . """"'' a2 "- 10 Billy Joe" 23 Fixed : tiooti'ICCI chorae ([) DAY OF 1'HE JACKAL/ • , ·IIUTHLE88 ASSAIIIIN (ITAI.KI DE OAULLEI 1. , WPIY IS Htd dinner Lr-+-t-26 Holf a oowlluck 27 Holillt! IOEmmet r, · 31Vesoel Dod&: union 31 Ecllatlc l..-4-+- ae ' .,? ll tiJy'' ~ ,..0 PINtore ""· . DAILY CRYPI'OQVOI'!2I - ' Here's hew.to worlllt : AXYDli8AAXR I . • ltLONGFELLO ~ ~ Tregp~n.. M.D. 12i00' ·• • .. . __ ' ...... Ma::.~:· liitlro , Hit~!=1;; ..,...... , • , (I) Ell ... ·Tanltht , ET hllka to IIIIBI•by tbout hlo roll •• ho.,Jn th' yp. oomlnO ftll .Mrln. 1'rue '' t! .~ L . .,, c~n-IOno", '(A). ' i), 4, .. eC!J MOVII:'Niillitot""' ..., ·till·, _,, '< Co1wa ~ "' ' ' • '([) H-....n ,F~ liD MOVII: 'Mera11Mir1 ij.'l-..,l·~·.r;.";-1 ,U:~:..Cll..,.,.~NiglttY~ · 3Aput 'Whit. ~ .., spectacle 13 Opera carrlagt• 2 Ghastly •1 ()) ;. •OWl nursemaid I Artifice 10 Easter « Crazy DOWN I Baby .....,. t 1110 - 1"- a Simple Melody" 5 Oriental ~ . AIC-NiilhiUne 1 Wnif '1, tl 1 wit!!,',;, '-pldonilc of lrillft· lty.'~., 7:01 ==~~nolnnotl (!) One ~top Beyond ID MOVII: t AClOSS of otnce 41:llulolan lno Cootello. 180 min .IIRIIn S1oroo. ()) luma • Allon : .. , THOMAS JOSEPH 41 Term Fritz Colemen end Cather· 'corloHnltotRunloneuleg to lnvuilgate tile muf. dort of Po!'fY offlcllle. ond ~ 401iuft<y, ·a-•• · . , e CD NFL ,.,._oon Footboll: S~ LDula 11 Chi· oogo 13 hro.l 8 :1& lftJ Fabian' • Good Time UMI 1 1:0& (I) Nltlht .T-ka , _ Ploy In Stereo, t 1:3CJ • (I) (B IM1 Df Clroon Tonight'• ·ore Joo Wlllllml, Ana Obr~gon , ,. ' liD 1"niversary party for her perentl thtt could tPIII the tnd of their 6()-yetr mar, rlage. e(I)S.ntOn Benton run• Into aeverel complication• when he anempu to Ht an Innocent man free from prl· 1:00 Roek ' N' Roll Fabian wel com es Chubby Ch ec ker, liMie Anthon y, the Co81ters, the Crystals. Bo Oiddl ev and others. J•ok•r •· ''~~~ emn -------~~~-=~~--~~~~-=~ ftl I : UAuto 1n1' ,( J) 1oep 'J ~. , 9' • . 11) - · Twllaht Zone A Ruulon KGI 9fll· · oto. col 304·111· I •'•. 7:00 e a (!) MOYII: l:l'o Kill a Mttitttlnalllrd:·, CD MHftleMAhrer N_., i SA"WRDAY·' . 8i23/ae ino lo protlltdtl~ otin .) 1'1:00ei%JCDa<mllDaCD ll]l N-. ; (l) 11111 Colby '( !) Let,. CoiJf-tlon (I) MOVII!: 'The Comotl> ([) e ([) ' (j) MOYIE: 'Tho Doy ot tho !![lo01. 12 hro.) Part 5 ot .5. 8:30 • (I) <HI 227 Mary tnd Letter holt a golden· eon. • 'City ......,.. ' ' 4:08 ([) Night •Ti!lokt Play In Sttreq. ~cf) ~J·111 - C..... ' l •··· Wtt• a...wc.. w..,.. e~....... poo" end .......,_. .• ~VIE: tholioo' ilJ Amerlaon M•owre Yer· aitlla mutk)ian Jeme1 IJav- _..'ngln Hli , btothor'o ' ~' (,0> min.) (RI. (I) Ill NPt. P - F-11: P""""h ot.Qo~ 7111 . (2 h<11.) fiJ ollc t)(·fighter hunted· by I crldd moblttr inttnt Oh Ill 700 Club IB 10:0& (I) Ounomoltl 10:30 a111 Den~ World Clou Wre~l 1 •u " 1 ~nly 7:3• -l.Miuolonboll: •. · A - ot P1111b<trth (2 ,h,.,. 39 min.). 1. 8:00 • (I) 9 '"'-'AoT...., Tho ' ,..., holpo Oill on oloo!t- 1aw.N- (!)MOYIE: •..,,......,•• III N-IR).· ·' ' 3 :08 ([) Nlilht Troolta ~~·~· 3:ttl •PlatJn Cil MOVI..."Tit!ll Wove' llJ INN ..... '. 3:30 4:00 (!) '-t 'of'tlie Su!itil11,. ID- Entertoln...m Te> '•-Knowo- 150 min.) 11ce. (110 min .l -'•lit ET talko II> Bllllllxby ~'t::.ut hll rOie'at hDn In thl' ~ld1rm11n' IB COIIIIdy '-!< with Ita own form of jut· · Apple New pri-..ate eye Toni Ad1m1 investlgttJI 1 client's cleim of ftl" erreat on 1 rape charge •nd un, cover• the truth behind • t uppOHdly SUCCIIIfUI fur company. (60 min .) llJ Tho Thom Blrdo Sued on · tha novel by ' Collnn McCullougl\, thi1 story apans thr11 generetiont of ", 1 wealthy Auatrailian fam!ly l!ind centera on .the ~or· ·bidden love of a beeut1ful women and an embltioua Play In Stereo. · .' , '' 2:ttl (II CNN Hetdllne _ 2:30 (]) ipD biCJII.... .. ,··· • 3:00 (!) Wortcl .Ciooo W-101 leod 1a • bockwoodo 1own upi:omlng talloorl ... ''Trut Gjllltrai·Hauiing .. canKlrl Te Kin· lUI Acloomo York (!)Motdo'-IAH 2:0& ([) Nlilht TI'Mkl ,.,_, !3ernatein doror, Nick and Boz oro ,~Co~~ono", , 86 2:00 -~godng lite back· around of 1 conw-ictld mur, P "oYheolofF- • 1:40 ducta •opr~,no awa end mezzo.aopr1no Tatiene Troyanoa In a r• cordjng 1e11ion for 'West Sldo Story', (80 mln.IIRIIn Stereo. 10:00. (I) 9 R~ While In· ' "i<;--==-.:7;;:;":71 Autos for Sale M ~~ 4 oyl., I lloor, I lid, AM.t!M low ' !.._.,..01:1'1 ' e 'Tltouoondo CIJ,IIItt;IIIJJI; ([)- (CC) (~) . ltonlrd (J) AulD lleolnt '81: NAS. ~ Pol!t Quolllylng for '. Rt. II. 1 milo •prlog olng-t•. Canning •••••••• ,,lf.. dy ......,, Call tor ....., ordoo' .1t-MI·II,I. Of rftwe ,,.. 1;30 \Fc1 =po~a~:::":u':~ ·WKAP In Clnolnnod 1Whee21of Po:rtune Q-. AqrM ~, . 7:08 7:30 ANDH!A11NO Cor. IFourth lftd Ptrie Phone 1,4-441,3111 Nighdy ltllln•• Report MaaNel~rer .Newah.., • , ·11Ji DtYaroe Court • '' p-· MOYIE: c() J' Dolllo 011111 ([) Plltlin' on the Hlto 1:08 ([) Nlilht Troolta Pow.r PIIY In Stereo. 1:1& ilD MOVIE: 'The Alllllino * ~~=:."::,-. I A"'lri ,C:0..1. C1011ontry, ramodoling. _ .. · - · pointing. roofing;, ooncm.. lkll!t" block work, ..... lltii'Aite. av•·l711441 or' l71·1112. 1:00 (I) CASABLANCA/ CLAIIIC .. BOGART. IERBMANI WPeY •••· ([) MOVIE: 'eo.it.....noo' liD • 9 MOYI!i 'Miulng ~ 11M T-8ird oenvertlblt, u:u. IDfttl. 13.200. 2101 Unooht. 1B while h• end Tubbs rely on 1 goVernment a gent to help ,catch 1 mejor drug amuo· Jl!er. (00 min,) (R) In Slereo. (l) 700 Club .... 304-171·2010, -~~~~~ 111·3102 ' • 1.00. Perm ....... • c!:iA.LL., aR.ECO... Fetty T,.. Trl""'*'l· ltump ., removf!l. C..l31)4.17&-1331', , _.:. ..... 118 ONONcCIF TWESI! EOANIE ' SHC:1!Ie ~ TeltviiiOI'I Bervicti . Moetwelloo ......tllllmtd.,. M111ical lnltrumenta L.OOI<liJ' fCR A BI'IR'IEM)ER Wfll> MltJl>S HIS OJJ~ MIIJ(SS ' BASEMENT WATE~PROORNG floh:rl or clble tool driUng. 67 H~Y.. . VOJ R:X.iiJO A ..:J:]t) '£I" ? Home Improvements •• . c.~=~~J v f>l!OJf 1\oliS R.ACt ~ ltarkl Tr• 1nd Uwn SIWVica, bon-ell• -~ r uod ,...~ r=•~--: .................. bluoe Ll~ .... ~J:r. ld 7 2It Ctl. .' ' Nor .,.., lllrON 1tumtnum ....... ....... 1311.00 ;;, I ar I Plftll .... lrtMIIMal lll'4t dDort qe • Pun~. . . roo,. ettl. Udtl• tt , ";:... .......... inoulotod od.· lt12NIO ........ IItn dooro.,.. joonl 1~< h•. n. H1lt. • • Col 11 .. -4411. ' . 1111.11. St!fVII:t!S ..._ I, 4okl<- ply..,od 11.118 -~; 1180. . 1. o.,......, llaht door "'' wldt I> .... looulitool 1310, I. Double oo~ait •tnnat- ...• un=:: 4dl\4 ...... wln•Duui lal t24t. ,. log hat tor -collonl 1'71·1011 "' 171·7311. nlie•ldlntorPtnlilMg 4. 4...1< ... 1·11tho - · .... _.. Mganill41i• Md ....... .... IIIII 17.111- M .l l. I. 4alal6. ......_ wM;• ltoerd . - , lllll~oiT ........ 88 oo. IIIIBft . JUNQLEI' S SERVICE, ••P• ~ rlenOid HI'Jtntlf', tiiCtriden. '' ....... ...... roofing - · · · ··88·1...... Ill MEEK t,txj 'KtJCw I4JI.IAT l oond. 304-875-llQ or 875- OE. ltiiCiollng In Zenhh, Coli 304·111·2381 tir 114·«8· 2484, lelond'e-:.aa.-uts- ........ 1. 4..... 4tok7·11tho ..... II 1972 JtYco 20 ~- c:amper wl1h -· 1978 Bluer. Both PC: . .._ Mtrll, RON 'I 114·-7311 . 11. ,' : : '· HOu• calls on RCA, Ouutr. - - - h o n w. luiH fir yW., •11.MI. t bdr., 2 a.th. ... 11!11 10doy, Col . ,...,..lie und.tiV· ..n 12.11 4a4 .,.DO ••· ~· 304-812· 3f80. 7111 . WM ~ · •aun . · a. Truoll camp•r. Very cletn . ; Sleep• 8. Mu1t .... 71 Chwy ~. lmpall, *'~· Call 114·985- I. 3139, '· ' ...•1 Mon.·lot. .... Clolld... oata 1 .. ~ · ' f12 ,000. Coll114·441·2741. ' aff•. No - - -- '· o........... -........., 14•70 ....... 2 . ... - 141170. I brJ oeM. 2 .._... Good -· Wll. _ ,..niii14-MI·h01 tolt.t ,- . ! l o - _,.,. 415 Fumlthed Roon11 ft..M t4•70. 12x1 -J Wr•• 2 belh. t• fumtoe. ~I ..,.., • • 1110 ""·· turo l r c o • . • · · · ·114-fM. rwfritenttol, "".... .... ... 7JIO • •, ........,124. ' du ood to 112. 700 . ••• ley••"•'~'-'·· O"le .,._.,...... • en.ma. K_ood_.. '1------- - un-~ o•....... MWC..... 1ZIIIO .... ofescJ4:tfL .. 1110 14•70 Do- ::=-::....~.~ ~·- PHONII14--7Z74. '" flo ~r. 'M C.V•Il• w-eon, 4 cyl, IS .,_., etr M'ld radio, front wh_. MUIII\WM...I.IIIh.MWt11" tt t.IO. lor ol tol· 14.110. ---· ._ ... -· ·-·- - ...... --··-!lo I-.---...... . .. 'Ph . ..... '"11111 --."JL~~~~~ niW, _ ..__ _ _ h ,b2,fd ..07 Ohio. Col 11 4-311-..14.' Au· -201ft oft· Echo 20'11 trtmm1r1. off Echo --. Dpon wrlfH 296 R>.UIVDJ. ,.., .,terlor, tl,., br••· root air, U . COI'Id. Mull litll t8,200. 8111 oh or .,Ide. Bookt for 114·882· Chlldtn: IIW IUNIY, VIntOn, ......... ,_II dJUIW . . II UP~TOO? ~~~ Wanted to Bily 83 :::a.."" .lM.': 'r,.""tt ""·l:~ iD c:........ :-.. :f;t: ~·: ............. .. ....... ................ ... ..- SATUflN '(OU'P J•• t410 . c.n . 814-2111'·111112. .1980·Tr.-.• ,.,. . ,.: :---.,.---'· ,,.n 11ft. CIUlle, ·· c*fded • • n ...... •hell.,.. ......... ,_ 68 APA!I'IMIIfT -~~~NT · !low owning, ...d.. f3.000 .. · 0111114·441· 7371 . . CUSTOMER SERVICE 1978 &tM'crtft 2117 ft camper, t.ink hoUif lty .., lleep1 7, · GU~~tbule.d• ... oD•tpiUI10 pet. FFL holder, 304·191·3031 Rldii'IO IIWR -...-on.lolto•.Now MeAN 'f'H£:'Y / J-I..A.W "39 FL,6.V~S" Yo«J ' 73 Tony compor 21 h. AC, ·, OIU~nt 1114 World Book Encycbptdia ltll In bo1u. liT!' . AAY$ ME~~ IFYou W$1S . ' .'- 1978 WHdem•• CllllP•· Ex· condtt6on. C..rr.. ewning, electric or g• Nfrtgtrttor. IIHpllla. Calll14· 192-7278. . Full 11t ..... • ,... IM:ftk .... 1118. llmvP· NCUn• ........ . 78 Motort Homes . 8& Campara 11 Otdo llol1li II, 2 door. V·B I ft. hick topper wtth wllk In .: tl'lalp,., "lv equlpp«<, klw door, for afi'C)ing. led• in· . uc:h . 304·171-1104. Oltnridg1 .. tWAIN I AUCTION I FURNITURE 12 Olivo It, ~·· Now I ulld woad~OHI· IIOVel, I pc wood LR \ Auto Parts · • Acceuorie1 . ' 13,100. Col 304-171·1111«. TobiiCico Stk:kl. 2.000 10c, F.,m, 1 -· 0 L ~ ·~ J K L V ' ', ,. ll ..... s i<, ' " ' -. ., 'F s L K R·: } ... F' c )( ,.:.,, ~. ,, ())-of li IUOho (I) At ea lion 1UM Foot· boll 'M (10 min.) (I) Aile !llghtllne '"' , . ' 'I!VV S SJV 1' 0,0 K>H S KQ ,J~ �' ' Seuliilel ' ,.,, ":1.: ..:::::.::..::1· ~· --··-· ....;'~.I,AJcit B .. . .. . . .,. • • ••.J;..j. c ·.': Y':f '' .. ne.s:-- . ant\~iarl" aiilQ., ~s plan woiTies )\~tJ~· ' ~ : ·. ·~ • Pomeroy-Middleport 'Ohio '~ I ·./.> ' '·""·~·· ~ Skin. iest~qg clinic Mondtzy . · ·. · . · · friday, A~ 22. 1S!It! ,, ,. ' -~. . · ,(] ( ·· • :- W~GTON (I,JPI) i..: The II!!!, Yl!utter Bald the U.S.-Canadti subsidy." Implemented In the past ·~ Ul!lted Slates Is ~- trade )alk4 tile trade.tallia 11'!1! q!eNIIInJUnr; Yeutter noted every major JaJ)a. . years. ,Tile memo to Yl!lltel' iild · with Canada toalrltscolllleiilltllat ctfer the. qlilcki!St Qppoltunl1y lor · nese automaker has plans to build ' .automllkersc\li!~ back~fhtil75, a cMidt,an program miy CJic!tate aqdresSina the ~· But, be at least one assembly plant In the cents or to.~ cetlt,~ eic1f$1~Pm,; as an qpnrt s,UIJsktY lbr Ill auto addec!, "whre not foreclosing any United Slates, !0 the Canadhin · on Canlldtan parts ~I are lllid,lll: parts 'Jnll!.ls!IY ud ~~ other. oj>HOII," ., . < • progr!Jll does oot apJI'ar to .be original 'equipment. · V<ilkJlQII!I(• rnlgh,t burt•U.S. ~Uerj '• · '" "However. ·! can ~SSUreyou that ~uraging Investment. and Hond<l quallfled-'lbr the larlet; A.,-U.S.,.tr&IW oftlclal sai4~Cana· we have already · raised u.s/' The long-term Impact Is unclear, remission · by ,aj!re!!lng to bUI.lo!; da's .~MY ~n prograni Is "a coroirns the cWdl d be ,saJJl, and ·~Wf: are concerned the . rl)aj!lr plants In Canada,. Jfllltl',:; .mattei:'ot .....,...,, concern" 'Iburg. iem~n.~ . · .,.· 111 "'~~ ~ duty remlis!On £;Cherne could en· Mazda, Mercedes-Benz,:' Mijiinl" dllY. Ten "l'A$i ;i and Euli!!Jean tlatlons and';:"t;~d t0':x,";~;;t;; coorage automobile parts suppliers Peugeot, Subaru, Toy~ and BMW:' automakers qualifY for t.be reduc- do 9l," Yeutter wrote. to pnsslbly locate In Canada or have reen granted tile r smalle(,: tf1r COUnty lions In lmpnrt dutleslnlll'Qpnrtjon Dlngell urgedtheReganadmlnls· eQcoorpge Japanese plants In the remission. ,. tO the IUTJI)UIIt:\'Uil!y. ·~ 'on !ration to InvOke COWllervaillng . U~lled· States li) .source their parts ' . Meigs County', ,.~r PhiUp M. Roberts Is anoo- the Canadlan·malle Pllfls· ,?,'( dutl~0!1. Canadla!! pi!rts. • frorri Canada." U business shifts to The memo 7~d~t~he~~~~ ' ' Updating ft IJie Clll~; ~ eounty map for l'!PrllltlftgOy the "The Cal\idla!i ,duty "i'"~n "'IIhlllk·j!'SI,Ip>el~sgovernment . caiiada, l:J.S. SUppliers ~litd be program might ,iB,oard of Meigs ~IY,~~Ioners. ,· , . programs do not>· ' P(leal': tll. be quit tUIJiit:mk-tmeed action and ·jlu~, . subsidies code of . The public Is ~ to: sublillt any addltioqs, deletbns · or · ·COnslstentwtththeolijecttvestlthe do ~.to help tr.S.Industry ,}DUty remission could haver a General . ·corrections of this map to Roberts' lt!lce at t,he Meigs County , .\uto Pact" ~ t.be , l,lnlted be~l'e.tbey' end up wa~~;hlnt us 1!1\ .• ;•~tknmcant distorting e!fect" 1 on Tarlffs as weil'as '•· lflgbway Garage, before Sept. 1. Changes are subject 1o approval. , ·. $~tes and C&11ada, .U.S. trade making McDonald's ~'llamliurgeri tnkle• the staff ·memo sald, ' by . of .the auto pact . · . ambassador ~ Yeutter ~ld · and 'taklng In each 'other's wash," enoou..,.ulng foreign. automakers to "cdndltlons In. which ' ·in a letter mad!! public ThundtV. sald Dlngell, w)lo released copies of b,Uy·· ~dian pilfts to tllf detri may ~S\i,~i~~!~~~ '· It\·the Aug.U~tter tochalni{an Yeutter'stettl!r.and.a-statrmemoto ment of,·U.S. worker5 anctMnS. ~be~=~t "l(lrijlWTUJ · Johi!~n. D·Mich., ottbe !l(xlse Yeutter. that ' &aid ' tile Canadt . an ·'"':1!1\ll!~>n·PrD . . .. 1 • ' Ene..;., ·1 ~ ·..,. •and Cohinlerce 'Comintt· program "appears to he an expnrt . GALLIPOLIS - GaiDa Coonty sheriff's deputies seized 282 marijuana plants and burned them In two locations Thunday. -'--(c_on_tin_ued_trom_P_age_Jl_ _ The plants were spntted by private aircraft In a field In the vicinity of Lewis and UtUe Bullsk!n roads In Harrison Township around 2: :1) Sbaron Paler. Debra Flnlaw, Frona p.m. Deputies went to the Scene, where they cut and confiscated the Secretaries: Pat Martin, JU! IUtfle, Ula Van Meter, Cnnnle Holter, Dorothy CallOway, Kathy plants. Some of the plants ran~ In height from six to nine feet, Osborne, Linda Fitch. June Bearhs, Spencer, lnna Bay, Carlotta Reed, according to a sberlff.s spnkesman. No cash value bas reen determined, the spnkesrnan said. VIolet Lambert. Nola · Cllm!, Jeanette Radfoid, Maintenance: Mlke Whitlock, Beverly CWlnlngham, Margaret One batch of the plants was burned In the field, whUe another batch Mlke Whitlatch, Carrol Kimes, Hawthorne, Darlene Buc~ley, Jo was burned at the Intersection of Lewis Road, and Ohio 218, No Kenneth Buckley, Robert Couch, Ann CaUoway, Elizabeth Ritchie, arrests have been made In connectbn wlth the n(ld, the spnkesman said. r James Cowdery. Jo Ann Newsome, Debra Flnlaw. Mechanics: Mike Whitlock, Car· Lila Van Meter, Unda Fitch. rol Kimes, Kenneth Buckley. Custodians: Patrlcfa Buchanan, Kindergarten Aides: Pat Martin, James Osborne, Sandra Koenig, JU! Holter, Dorothy Calloway, Lucille Kimes, Mlke Whitlock, Darlene Buckley, Kathy Spencer, Metgs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven calls Mary Whit~. lima Bay, Carrol Irma Bay, Nola Cine, Carlotta Thursday: Tuppers Plains at 5:59 a.m. to Reed!sv!Ue for Teresa Kimes, ~bert Couch, Becky Run· Reed, Jeanette Radford, Beverly Barber to Pleasant VaDey Hospital; Middleport at 12:38 p.. to Ohio nln, James Cowdery, Mike Whl· Cunningham, Margaret Haw554 lor Hartle Roush to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport at 2:21 t!atch, Robert Lute, Shirley Wells, tmme, Ja Ann Calloway, Sandy p.m. to North Fourth Avenue for Florence Reyoolds to Veterans Connie Osborne, Sharon Pooler. Jo Bowen, Jo Ann Newsome, EUzaMemorial Hospital; Mlddlepnrt at 6:14 p.m. transported Millard Ann Newsome, Jerry Holley, Ken- beth Ritchie, Catherine Wood, Spaulding from an auto accident on Ohio 554 to Holzer Medical neth Buckley, Ray Chevalier, Debra Flnlaw, Frona Riffle, Llla Center; Pomeroy at 8:47 p.m. to East Main Street for Michael Tracy· Myers, Kathy Sargent, Van Meter, Sharln Pooler, Connie Imboden, who was treated but rot transported; Mlddlepor! at 8:51 Charles Sargent, and Violet Osborne, Linda Fitch, June Bearhs, p.m. to North Front Street for Dorothy McCloud to V11terans Lambert. and VIolet Lambert. Memorial Hospllal: Rutland at 10:48 p.m. to HyseltRun ROad for · S~'S OVER - II never IIIIIs- year Carne Moore to Veterans Memorial Hospital. . . v.watlon ends and school begins. A sure sign when school playgrounds begin getting spruced · ·' Hql)' was busy Ibis week mowinK and weedeallnJ t.be Mlddlepori Elementary. • · '. . da E ngt.neer Up te · JL ··. Sunday Area grid 'p reviews- Page C-1 A fair-y • pnncess -Page B-1 map Slaff memhel'8 111 lwo Ohio Valley Publishing Co. newspapel'8 win reoognilion - Page A·5 Bob Hoeflich discu88es how a tittle courtesy can so a long way - Page 8-4 EMS responds to seven calls Area death s Candidate unveils plan (UP!) - Public oouslng residents would be able purchase their apartments or homes under a plan being propnsed by State Treasurer candidate Jell Jacobs. Jacobs sal!! Thursday the loans would be granted at 70- percent . below the prevailing prime lending rate. Cum!lltly, the propnsal eould allow low·lncome people the chance to borrow about $12,500 at about 4 percent Interest, he said. The legislation would expand on a program being considered by law· makers In Washington. Jacobs sa!d be would present his plan In a final CLEVELAND '. Belva May Nelson · form once he sees what Is eventu· ally passed In Waslington. Jacobs' propnsal received an endorsement from feUow Republl· can VIrgil Brown·. a Cuyahoga County commissioner. "llmow the history of the public ·ll!using In this area and other areas has , not .been that 'successfUl.' : Brown said. "I think this would be very helpfUl." Both Jacobs and Brown said they hoped the proposal would ailow low Income people purchase their Initial home, gain equity and then be able to.purchase another oome of their own. Belva May Nei!On, 78, Route 1. Rulland, died Thursday inomlng at her home on the New Lima Road. A homemaker, Mrs. Nelson was born .at Clenden4l, W.Va., on Dec. Hugh Roush 12, 1!107, a daughter of the late Hugh Roush, Pomeroy, dted James and Mary Hicks Lowe. She was a member of the Harrisonville Friday morning at the Veterans Admlnislratlon Hospital in Dayton. Bible Holiness Church. Arrdng»ments will be anoounced Surviving are a son and daughter- by the Ewing Funeral Home. ln·law, Darrell and Unda Nelson, Dexter; three daughters and two !Ons-tn-law, Wilma Gilmore, Ru· Uand; June and John Yost, Ru· Uand, and Wanda and Roy Gilbert, South Cealnl Ohio GaWpnlts; 17 grandchlldren, ID Mostly cloudy tonlght, with a low great·grandchUdren and several in the mid 60s. Partly cloudy nieces and nephews. Saturday, with highs In the mid ID;, The probabll!ty ofJX'eclpltatton Is Mrs. Nelson was the last surviv. 20 percent Through Satllrday. !ng member ct her Immediate family. Besides her ·parents, she Winds will be from the mribeast was ll't'Ceded In death by her atlO to 15 mph today and light and husband, Roy C, Nelson wmm she easterly tonight. Ohio Exlalded Forecast married on Oct 25, 1933, and by five Su• lllrou&h Tueoday brothers and lour sisters. Fair Sunday and Monday. wlth a Services will he held at 2 p.m. chance ot rain on 'IUesday. Highs Sunday at the Bible Metoodlst wlll be between 8l and !!5 each day. Church In Rutland with Rev. Bobby wlth overnight to~ ranging from Searles and Rev. Arms TUlJs 55 to 66. . (UPil - A 41year-old Berea man says now thai he's become an overnlght miDI<> nalrl> by winning Wednesday's Super Lot!D game, he wUloolonger be selling cars for a Uvlng. Dennis Driscoll, a divorced father of two teenagers, was the only person to correctly pick all six winning numbers In the $10 mU!!on Super Lotto jackpot, lottery offt. clals anoounced 'lbunday. He becomes Ohio's third largest lottery winner. Driscoll, a car salesman In North Obnsted. wUI receive $400,101.32, after taxes every year for the next ID years. "I've been up all night long," said DrisCOll. "I knew I had a winning ticket, but I dldn'l·know bow many other people had one." Drtscoil. woo said he onlY plays "a couple a bucks" a week on the game, purchased the tlcket at a convenience store In North Olms· ted. He said he Is giving SLim to "the Hille blonde" woo processed his tlcket. Ohio's 161Bt lottery millionaire salt! be has already told his boss that be won't be selling cars any longer. "I'm dlvcroed, I'm single and I'm a millionaire," said :' DrlscoU. He said be has oo lmmedlate !ians for the rmney. "I really can't say. I'm asleep. I'm numb. I dnn't know what to do. I kept thlnklng something was going to go wrong. I kept thinking this was a joke." Driscoll, a Hie l!>ng Berea resident. said be likes the New England area and there's a posslbil· lty he may relocate, He has a daughter, Rachelle, 19, and a son, Allen, 17. The winning numbers In Wednes· day's jackpot were: 3,5, 9,17,35and 41. There were 220 peo!ie who correctly picked five ct the six numbers to receive $:ill. There were 10,~ four.of-slx winners woo received $41. Lottery officials said next Wed· nesday's Super Lotto jackpot wU! be $li mllllon. DrlscoU becomes the third big jackpot winner In the 44-number Super Lotto game that began In February. On AprU 9, Walter Morgan from CentervU!e, Ind., won $25 million and on May 28, Donald and Kay Swingle from Brunswlck, won $3J mU!lon. FRIDAY'S UNTIL 7 P.M. 9:3.0 A.M.-Church School Foa AU AGES 10:30 A.M.-Morning Wot$_hip "We Love Because God .Loves ,, . U&!" ~ IIrr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;=;;;; I CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE.(ADIUAC '1Dallt.l 5IUIOIIS OliS.-UII..C..Y.N COMPUT.ERIZED ENGINE ANILYSIS $1995 +!AI IWillt COWON! AIR coNDmONING (fi'IOH '01 . . . •lnspoct System 'for Luks + lAX Good thru Sept. 1 {Willi WE ftOW FILL YOUI ·. PIOPANE TANIS . ·Peoples ~ean. k ' •.,,._. ,.,,., ·lan_k''· ' MAIN SIRE·ET MARkEl·· • I ."'*" "'·6036 +lAX • . . ·! ' . SPECIAL ' liEIIIII!R f.D.I.C. v•. .. .-. . ······ ~·<.iii.:. ..., •.---·~........, .. $9.95 , ,., • ' ,, I··' 1 • • _, , .. ,., • • n ... , ,.o • .r ••• " •,...••"" " - - • .. -.-.. _.., 1 ~ ..... . <.? ~lrley SaliSbury were named to the ll.lbstltute teacher list It was agreed to enter Into an agreement wlth til! Blue Streak Cab Co. for the transportation of a handicapped student. The board awarded the gasoUne and oil contract lor the next school year to Ashland Oil Co. It was reported at 'IUesday night's bOard meeting that the tid of the oompany aolllg · By BOB HOEFUCII n:w 8 tllttel 8Wf Ohio, and through the many long years of her training, never lost sight of t.be fact that she wanted to return. And return, she bas. Dr. Rlzer has jollied t.be staff ot the FamUy Practlce Department of Holzer Cl!nlc lnc.andyoo'lltlndber practicing at the Cl!nlc's Mkldlepnrt Branch a coople of days each week In addition 1Q other locations. Following her graduation from MelgJ High School, Dr. Rizer _earned a bachl!lorltsclence dep In nursing atOhloState,Unlverslty, Cnlumbus, In 19?8. After complet· lng that degree she was a medical liJJ'I!ical staff nurse and served also as an Instructor In medical surgical nursing at the Holzer Medical Center untn 19'18 when ~ began her premedlcal Studies at Ohio Slate. In 1983, she received her M.D. from t.be University Of Clnclnnall, She then ~t Into residency throUib the Department of Famlly Practice at North Carolina Memorial Hospllal at Ch..,et HW, N.C. During Uu period she served 88 medlcal studertt instructlr In t.be departlrlmt and was chief resident ot the Depart. men! · It Family Medicine: She remained at the North caroUna · hospllal ..until ~cjeptlnJ her new poaltklll, wttb !lie Hobli!r Cl!nlc. • Dr. Rlzer cllotN: famlbl niedlctne ~ I'OltttlU>Y - Wlslle mo.t )IOUIIi people leave Mef&s. 'CountY til . as a speclal!Y apln wltbtll! )lope of J •fllrtllet tlw1l\' edUcation and never retuntlng to ·bet !IOfrul area. Her retur11 except. ror an occasional · In le'elll cover the atrre ranJI! of fam!IY visit - 01' perbapl, ~to tait}lly medlcllle, with particular a h11ii IChool ~UIIIII! ~- Dr. e~ on ollltetrlc8l care. Not · Mlliaa K. Rlil!r a 1111 eiiMJZiiDII. Dt· Rlziel-, ~and Mr.llld Mrs. FrMidlo Rizer of Pomao)', loved arowtila up ·ID SOUtheutim ,_ •. I • _,.. W s.,••. llhll'll llac •Jh tile 1a1t1 :reuw af eduo .... Sbe bill joined lhe Jl'amlly Pndlee Dopari.,.. af llttller Clinic. " ' . . '"'"·'' . nJUI1LLED . - A career ambllloa for Dr. Mlllla ftPer, · Melp CauJtly IIUI¥e, Is befn&' 0111o te pndlce !'Nie ,, . (WII!f .'· ,COII!OIIl .... All three firms bid from the same specifications drawn up by the Columbus architectural ftrm ol Kidwell & Hurdzan and had representatives participate In an Aug. 14 pre-bidding review of the project, according to JoSEtte Baker. director of the 0 .0. Mcintyre Park District. . Mrs, Baker said she oouldn't find any re;;~!On I> r the diversity In bids het:weel) the two firms, "I can't exjiain It because they bld from t.be same specifications," she said. The park dlstrtct has establlshed an escrow account for all donations to the ll'Oject, to be called Orchard Lakes. . The bids wUI oow go to the OOMPD Board of Commissioners for approval. The board .wUI nieet Monday at 7 p.m. In the multlpur· pnse room m the second floor ct the courthnuse, but Mrs. Baker felt that approval of the bids may be delayed, pending revi!w by the architect. "It's so 9lOO alter the ~lng and the architect wlll want to review them to make a recommendation," she said, Dr. William B. Tmmas, pres!· dent ct the board, said Saturday the board's decision to act will hinge oo a repcrt on the bids from the Galllpolls Golf Club membership, backers of the {J'Oject. The lmmedlate ~ ct the ll'oJecl Is for the oonstructlonotafrontmne· roles, or "Valley Nine," a par l>, 3,235-yard layout containing sand, water and other natural hazards, and a bllck nlne, cr "Orchard Nine," a par 36, 3,(11!).yard layout. (Continued on A.J) had not been received In Ume for the se;ston. However. at Friday's meeting It was rt'pOrted that the bid, the only one submitted, had actually been deUvered on time but had been misplaced. There was also a problem on bids accepted at Tuesday nlght's meetfrom Lester Shoemaker. The Harold · on two Of the ; 'only that, but ibe 1.1 certllled In ~ traulrY lie iupport and Is a certllk!d mtrllctor In l¥fvanced - · ~~ooA-3) '' ' . I i I 'Image' draws • cunous to town BQ) OPE~G - Bids for the lli'OJI()Iell $LI miDlon pU coune In OeiUpolll wen opened Friday by Pal Compton, loll, a clerk In GaDJa Cwaly Probate Couli, ttlld by JOielle Baker, tlrector of the 0.0. McJDI)Ire Park Dlsirlcl, 'II!e appan~~l low bidder was Kbnberlf llltluR1es lllc., CharietJWII, W.Va., In a joint vmture with Jack Benlh!dl Co., Gallipolis. ' vehicles had been misplaced also and the Hysell bid Is higher. The bOlird agreed to rescind 'IUesday night's acceptance Of t.be Shoemaker bids wlth the two vehicles In questim ~lng to Hysell. Shoemaker will he advised that the other vehicles are available at his bid p1ces. U he woo't accept them, will be Ill the next highest bidders. The SJI'Cial session Friday closed wlth an executlve session to discuss personnel and negotiations. Attend· lng were 91perintendent Dan C. Morris, Assistant Superintendent James Carpenter, board members Robert Snowden, RDhert Barton, Larry Rupe and RJcbard Vaughan and Treasurer J~an~e~~~... Physician returns • to senre reg.on wa.tedlo relunl te . ~ T.U "i 308 E. MAIN • MIDDLEPORT- A teacher and an aide were employed lor the new school year when the Meigs Local School District Board of Education met In special session Friday atternoon. Hired as a new high school teacher was Eleanor McKelvy, and Sandy NapJI'r was hired as an aide at the Salem Center School. Todd King, MoWe Felsler and fulfilled. Dr. IUier alwa,ya SAFETY SERVICE INSPEmON countries to remain competitive wlth the American dynamo." "Now," he said, "is their oppnrtunlty to join us on the growth path, to carry this revolution ft hope and opportunity around the world and create a strong, sound and growing world ecooorny. "Tax reform Is the door to a bigger fUture, a flltutil as big and hopeful and ruu of heart as the American dream, a fUture of expanding posslbWty and ever-Increasing opportunity for all Americans, Indeed for the whole world.'' Reagan made no mention of 9lme of the other effec!B of tax reform, which could; according to a groupo! state budgetclficlats, raise taxes bt li states by as much as 20 percent. Meigs Local Board hires additions to school staff . IEGULAit SI9:9S .• 2212 P111Wiif By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Kimberly In· dustrles Inc.. Charleston, W.Va., In a joint venture wlth Jack Benthail Co., Galllpolls, was the apparent low bidder on the proposed $1.1 million, J8.hole publlc golf course In GaWpoUs. Klmberly's base bid was $1m,388. The finn estimated Its labor at $711,479 and materials at $00,909. A second base bid ot $1,009,446' was otfered by Midwest GoU Inc., Cable, Ohio, durlng.a bl~ opening at tb&"~nl)o Coilrllxluse Friday. Mldwestestl!nated $762,482on labor and $~, 964· for materials. Both f1nns also offered ftemate bids. Salyers Golf Course Construction Inc., StatesvUie, N.C., offered no bid on the project. Lubricate 1tusperislon, drain oil •nd ntpl1ce fiher using·Mr · Goodwrench Oil and ·AC Delco Filter. In this sptcill"' lnsisl Cit UlitlqUI!ity Mr. Goolll!r•cfl 011 & A/C fil1«1•t 1n Off brlnd or chtlp ftlltr,1nd oil. Thislun lltimt to llodnm.IPt(ill on q111hty Gl Ptlds & Gl Strytce, no ltlbstituto tor quality. liroit 5 qb. Oil ·2.6 POINt SAF.nY· INSPECT·ION: whole season." Reagan, however, sounded a smau rote of caution, quoting basebaJl. phllosopher Yogi Berra: "It Isn't over till It's over." Reagan scoffed ill "a chorus of pessimists" woo had said tax reform "stood abuut as much chance as a long·taUed cat In a room luil of rocltlng chairs." As be spnke, about 40 demonstrators marched oul!!kle press heal\quarters In Santa Barbara, iJ1 mlles from the plesldent's ranch, to protest U.S. Involvement In Nicaragua. The presiden~ woo spent Saturday with«< couples at t.be ranch celebrattiig his wlfe's 66th birthday which actually occurred July 6- took the opportunity to nudge Western allies to take up the tax reform cudgel. "America won't be able to grow and ll'OSper Indefinitely lf the rest of the world economy Is dragging behind," he warned. "We're already beginning to see the slowing effects on our own economy cl sluggish world growth.'· which hurts U.S. trade. because other countries canoot afford to buy Arneiica 's Increasing Industrial rutput, be said. "Well, tax reform Is good news for them, too," Reagan said, quoting an unnamed British magazine as predicting the rapid spread ct tax cutting "as our !ndustrtallzed parlners cut tax rates In their own Joint venture offers low bid for new Gallia golf course LUH,,OIL AND FILTER . Good thru Slpt. 1 +TAX (Willi .~) "It's t.be bottom of the ninth, tax rearm ts rounding third anct hesdlng home," Reagan said. "We're about to score the winning run, not just of t.be game but d. the By IRA R. ALIEN SANTA BARBARA, Caut. (UP!) - President Reagan, celebrating the "winning run" of tax reform, said Saturday If allled nations pick up the bat, they, too, could OJI'D the door to an ecooomlc ·'revolution of hope and opportunity around t.be world." In his weekly radio address from his mountain ranch, Reagan returned momentarilY to his days as a baseball announcer to create the metapmr for the success Of his tax reform proposal. A House-Senate conference committee approved the measure last week, setting the top Individual tax rate at 28 Jl'rcent and the top CO'llOI'ale rate at 34 percent. Both houses are expected to glve overwhelming approval to the compromise when they return to Washington next rmnth. COUI~Nii! ·'s•eet•l Prtee S.1995 A Mu~lmedll .lnc. NOW"''IIP" Reagan sings praises of tax refortn moves • $2 595 1 1 Sectiona. 72 Pagea Middlaport-Pomeroy-Galtipolis-Point Pleasant, August 24, 1986 GREAT DRIVING COMFORT BEGINS HEliE REGULAR J44,50 · . . Includes Lobby. Installment Loan Department. . .. Drive-In And Walk·UP Window WilLE TIIY LAST Vot. 21 No. 28 Copyrighlld 1986 •Chock Drive Belt ConditionS. Tension •Toot {with thermometer) Oeg•oe at Cotdn- •'AJ.eeial Price Moolly llllllllY .Ieday; wllh . h1ghs near 80. The probabiUiy ol preclplladoa to aear .zero. tmtli- IIIGHTU 11&1111 •Poriormonc:e'Tnt Syotem •Add Refrigerllht It Necessary IEGULAR 126.95 CA.NNING PEACHES 101 WMf' Mlin . 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Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home this evening from 7-9 and on Saturday from 2-4 South Third at Main StrHt and 7·9 p.m. Along the River .. .,, .. ,... IH-8 Buslness.... .... ......... ... .. . D-1 Comks-TV ............... lruiert Classllleds ...... D-2-3+~7-8 Deallts ......................... A-4 Etii1Alt1al .. ............. .... ... A·2 Sports ..... ............ ..... .. C-1-t • · Gallia deprities seize Eastern board Inside: FOSTORIA. Ohio (UPI) - Repnrts ot a second !mage of Jesus Christ appearing on a soybean oil tank brought another onslaul!ht of curious specta!Drs flocking to f'os. torla Friday. · Reports of a larger-than·Ufe-slle · apparition of a long-haired,: bearded man and a profile of a young child on the tank's west tilde )lave drawn hwtdreds ot motorlsta to the oorthwest Olllocohununlty ct 16,(XXI. The crowd Thursday numbered " In the thousands," detective Gary Mason said. Cars and trucks slowed to a crawl as people tried to aee tbe shadowy figures. "It took 35 minutes to drlve a quarter mile" Wednesday night, Mason said. "I understand Thursday night It tonk an hour to drive that distance, !0 I guess the number of people Is getting bigger." Reports of a second image on the opposite side ctthe40-foot·hlgh lank Friday attracted even more people to the city, about 35 mUes !KlUth ol Toledo. "Traffic's bumper to bumper and moving very slowly," said pOllee dispatcher Tim Hatfield, adding that Friday's crowd was compars. ble to that of Thunday night. Detective Gary Mason said cars and trucks slowed to a crawl as people trted to see the shlldnwy figures. Some people claim the Images are a message from God, but offlcla!s for the Archer Daniels Midland Cn., which <Mrts the tank, attributed the ouUines to a oom!Ina· lion of rust, paint and shadow..' caused by sodlum vapnr Dghts on the tank. Hundreds of penple have been gatlrrlng at the site for about two weeks, but the throng swelled· Thunday nlght after news stories . about the apparatlon spread as far away as Austraua. Witnesses say the Images are usually vtslbte after TO PEIIli'ORM IN AREA - 'Doe Ualled State!~ Army Pllld IIMd tllld Soldiers' a.n.. w11 appear at L)1ae Cl!lller 011 tile Rio Oralltle CGIIeae camp118 SuncJQ, Oct. 1. The pelfonn1111re lo beln111P'tt1Dn!Cl by lite Ohio Vllley PuNioltln(Co.ln ooopenttloa rih the coiJe&e, B .w ll be the bud's III!COIIII olop oo a nallollallour. .OVP, college co-sponsoring perfonnance by Army band GALLIPOLIS The internallonally·famoua United Slates Anny Field Band and Sold!en' Clorua it Wlllhlngton, D.C., olllclallfAI11Da D1t11ica1 representative of lbe United Slates Anny, will pertQnn In concert at Rio .Grlllcle Colleae'• I.Yne ·Cellles' oo SUnday, Oct. 5, It wu llllltOUIIOOd ioday. The tree ~ al till 94-member ,ii'Pup, 1mown 88 the ·~ ~ · lt . the Aprry,'' is bellll C...... red by the Oll!o Valilly Pllblllhlnl Co. in • •tldi 'l'lth Rio GfiDtle Cd' JE .' , . 'ncltell tor .the 3 p.m.. P.IJI1or· lllllllle IJ1IY be oJ!taiiMd tree 'ol . cbarae by Jllllllat.llte r•IHpolla The Soldiers' Chorus Is the ''voice" of the Field Band. It Is comprised of 29 blghly-tralned and maU, Include a self-addressed talented vocalists woo preeent t.belr llamped envelope wlth your own special arrangeinenll of well· known compnsltbns, ranging from request . The Concert Band, an eUte the world of qll!l'8 to t.be Broadway 65-plece tnstruUIIllllal ensemble, Is stage, and tnJm aplrltuala to the largest element Of t.be Field patriotic medleys. The one-hour, ll).mlnute P!l'for· . Band. In addition to conducting mance at Lyne Center will mark CQIL'elt ~ tllrOUIIhOutthe nation, the second slop on t.be band's t.be band al8o appears treQUEiltly oo upcoming major tour tltroug)lout . radio and television and pelforms the nation. The first stop Will be ID ror varbua headl of slate and Bluefield, W.Va., and the lfOUPwlll dlilna~ The Cnncel1 Band maintain& a go on to ~d. Ky,, after . larlle ~Ire . !bat tnchicleg ~In Gallla County. 'ncld!ts will Ill! alva wt tnie oo a marclleil, (JY.SI'!ul'el, inltnlmel!tal 1 fll'llt-come, f!rlt·lt!IW. ~. Lyne ' IOiotl 81111 poJlUlar and patriotic Center will acconunotlate 2,!'m IIIUJic, Dally Tribune, The Dally Sentinel In Pomeroy or the Point Pleasant Register. To receive tlclreta _by 1 sunset. The tank, capable of holding two million gallons ot 9lybean oU, was assembled from sections hut month and painted , Company officials said the outlines IJIBY have resulted from a section restJne on the ground and developing rust. Dick Burket, vice lft!lident of the Decatur, m.. company, said 111!11! are oo plans to repaint tbe tank bellre October. Rick Pfeiffer of FOI!oria, who produced mugs bearing a sketch of t.be tank with the 11naae and the words "I saw the lmtlllf," salcthe. and several high school studet!ta had M>ld 500 of them at $t apiece, . "These people who are comtq · can't leave wlth just a picturv ·tn their minds," he said. "Every human being can 1111! a 111111·" ' · · Petlter said he !Una to lllVe P81'l ot his prortt to 111e 1oca1 Catm~~e sdlool. . ,. ''i don't want people'to think I'll\ just.ltuf!lng nzy pocketa from tiM," Ill said. . '• ; .; The Rev. James Bacik, at~ :· for tbe 'l'oletiQ Catlrllkl :gtan ~. played doWii • 11 ·--·111 '""'•·· l'lllltllcallce the said pilople haw alllldtar a ~ "' meanlni In ordlnaly . i'J!LP6i .... . i • ·-.. ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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