https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c67823ee4b6388d0cbb63898b1370253.pdf 1845b890b7caeb8780577792ce415931 PDF Text Text Wedn81day, June 20. 1990 : Page 16-The Daily Sentinel 'BIG BEND.••.••... ) our L~ly . Owned Ohio Lottery Reds edge Braves; hike Low· Pr1ced Supermarkets Daily 079 Num~ Plek-4 2586 division lead Low,_.,._ Super Lotto 5-8-16-23-31-41 Page4 Kieker 589618 . Vol.40. No.ZI4 _, 2 Sections, I 4 ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 21, 1990 Copyrtehbid 1 eeo PEPSI ·COLA Pea• 25 C...t1 A Mulllmed!e Inc. N - - · Fence may be · install~ around fairgrounds· 99 By BRIAN J . REED Seatmd News staff · . Disappointing gate receipts has prompted the Meigs County Fair Board to consider the Installation of a renee around the perimeter of the fairgrounds. Dan Smith, a member of the board. explained that an lncreas· lug nwnber ol falrgoers were entering·the fairgrounds without paying admission at the gates and explained that It was hoped that the proposed fence would prevent this ·problem. Smith · Introduced 'the oreanlzatlon's · plans at Wednesday!$ l'!!iUlar LIMIT2 PLEASE I · 24 PACKS I • • at MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE DIET or REGULAR Ia mM .... Frldq, hiP Ia mJcJ .8k. Chance ol ral• Ill perent. ZEST.A SALTINE CRACK.ERS meeting o~ the Meigs .County project. The garage Is located C)n property at the fairgrounds. and COmmlssl.oners. The proposed fence would be of · would be affected by · fence chain link with three strands of Ins tallatlon. barbed wire. Smith Indicated . Meigs County Engbleer PhD that the largest part of· the RobertS reported to the commisfunding for the fence project sioners that the Metas COunty would come from borrowed mo- Highway Department bas recel· ney and, Smith reported, with vad -a new mix trailer. The possible help lrom the Bates trailer, which has a bigger miXIng chamber than the trailer Amusement Company. The board of commissioners previously uued by the depart· recommended that Smith and the men t, will be used to make the five-member committee ap· cold mix asphalt used by the pointed to Investigate the matter department for ·county • road meet with ·personnel at the projects, but Roberts noted that county garage to discuss the It, could be used to mix anything . . ' .for the garage. . .Invert sealing has beeil com· pleted on several lOng hills In the county. Roberts told the commissioners that the seating, which Is the first step In converting gravel · roads to hardtop. had been completed on County Roads 14 and 19 and Midkiff Road. It was also revealed ·that 8.85 mUes of gravel road had been converted to hardtop road by the county highway department this year. The commiSsioners reviewed the eounty engineer's report. which was submitted to the board last week. The report ouUines projects planned by the highway COunty SeniQr Citizens, GaiBadepartment during the year. Meigs CommunHy Action Roberts notified the board of Agancy, Over brook ·Center, commissioners that he anUcl· Amerlcare-Pomeroy and Blue . paled m011t or all of the projects Streak Cab Company for the outUned to be completed on . purpose of transporting Its schedule. clients to work sites out of the A transportation grant that county. The grant will be com· : was proposed last week by Lee blned with nearly $14,000 of local: Wedemeyer of Carleton School· funding to provide salaries for a · Meigs Industries was discussed program ~rdlnator and driver,: at the meeting. The$40,000grant, as well as rental space and other· as written, wtll allow Meigs · operating expenses. At last week's commissioners' County Board otMental Retarda· tlon and Developmental Dlsabll· meeting, Wedemeyer explained lty to use the vehiCles of other that the pUot PI'OIUim, based on .organl.ziltlons, ·. namely Meigs Co!itlnued on page 8 Summer arrives on sunny note; temperatures in 80s By Valted Pnulaternattonal The first summer of the new decade began 'Thursday on a ' ,, _\;· , T.< , • :..... ...... ,. + the country to the lower Great map, a weak cold front was· Lakes. High temperatures Frl· moving through Ohio, ushering day will range from 75 to 85. ' drier air Into the regton. Weak A co.ld front 11 expected to high pressure over Mlasourt will . sweep across the region late build over the Ohio Valley ancl· move east of the region Thursday: Frl~ay afternoon and evening. night . Low pressure Is forecast to: ushering In cootrr weather for deYelop oV.r the central part of· thP weekend. In fact , belowthe country Thursday aad race: normal .temperatures are In the northeast to Lower Michigan by' forecast for Saturday through Friday Night. A cold front wtll Monday, with highs only In the accompany the loweas tward and · ·70s and lows In the 50s under lair reach western Ohio by Friday skies. evening. On the earty morning weather warm and sunny note, and a Cleveland radio station round a bit of high.school physics ro~lore to be true. . . Sum.mer arrived officially at 11: 33 a.m. and WERE-AM stood an egg on Its end Thursday mornlag, something that theoretIcally can be done when the sun reacbeat a point directly above the · equator, the swnmer solstice. As of mid-morning, the station said the eu had been standing for more than 90 minutes. The first day olawnmer was to 'l!j!,~!)llll"»te lOll the day, 'With temperatiii'N expected to 'be hi COLUMBuS. OhiO (UPll the 80s thrOUihoul the state. Seven Ohio countlea which suf· · Ci>vernlgbt, areas of low clouds fered fiood damage In recent and 1011 developed over the state · weeks were designated PubliC In . the wake ol the rain that AssiStance Disaster Areas Wed· occurred on Wednesday. For the nesday, making them eligible for most part, the fog was light, but !federal funds to repair or vislbiUty over 10me sections ol replace public faciUtles. eastern ohio fell to less than 1 AI Hahn, coordinating officer for the Federal Emergency Man· mOe early Thursday. Cloudiness wtll Increase over agement Agency. said those western Ohio late Tbunclay aad countlfl are Belmoat, Harrison. over the rest of tbe state Friday. Hocklng, Jefferson, Licking, Lows are to be mainly In the 60s. Monroe, and Perry . "Th!J Is not a complete list," Sl\owers aacl thunderstC)rms are expected to spread over the Hahn said. "We are ,al10 looking state Friday as tow pressure a.t Athens, HamUton, BuDer. and moves from ·the central part of. other counties." . More help avallable . .for,-.:weatb~r BIHibnDbUe · .. llelp Coaaty, Here Carolp GIVING BLOOD- PelllerOJ Clalel .ol PoUce \ Gerald Roqll& wu 81110111 Qle.. . blood doaon at Dallal of Plll'tt etarr, w. VL, a Reder· Wedla81diiJ'I vllllt of tile Amerlean Red Cr.a . over•• &lae procedure ol drawlnr lllood . . lrom Rourbt. ' •W:W· · Local :news briefs-- Sixty units of Patrol cites Middleport 100man,. r; USDA CHOICE BEEF I 99 BEEF TIP STEAK lB. LB. $269 VALID , II VARIETIES GARDEN STYLE· ~JJ-1123190 <3 VARIETIES THICK !~ I HEARTY RAG\L Spaghetti Sauce., . VIENNA SAUSAGE 5Oz. ... UIIIT> WITH C0t.1Jt0H HUIIIMOM!IIDPIIIS 6123/90 - o\DtllfiONAt 3/$119 - ~HAW JOCIIIIIIIL CMS Dlpt. lNCIO. I f..:lll OM.OIIIIi. ... JB!I,.WIIilltuv millet -=--1---C~......,_,.llllil ~------------------------------ 111111111\11 '11·>1"'1'"1 FREE BEEF PATTIES ---- .. ............. ..................... 11•11'11'\ LIPTON TEA ·BAGS fillJ '··=··-. . . . -···e-=- ·-·-· . . . . . . . . . . . . u........ II'Nif 0 .....: "'* ,_. . . U .l Mil II: 99 100 ... u.......... .PIIIIIMtr ........C. $ 99 '--'~------ COUNT · I I 'IRT152tl ,.1, • • . A Middleport won\an was cited In a car-truck crash Wednesday at 11 a.m . In Rutland Township on C.R. 10 at the junction ol c.a. 8. 1.8 mUes north of S.R. 124. according to the , .. Gaillkl"Melp.-P.oat..oUlle.State Highway Patrol. Kelly R. Vance, 24, ol32947 Graham Rd .. was cited for failure to yield after 1984 Mercury Lynx was hit by a 1972 Ford F-100 plckup driven by Sieven J. Bass, 18. of De*ter. Bass was driving south on C.R. 10 when Vance. who was heading east on C.R,. 8, started lo make a ,left turn to C.R. 10. . Bass was unable to stop time to avoid hitting the car. •r 30 OZ. JAR -$119 FLANDERS - I Ptllll \'\11"11"1"'1'"1 .. I til I'll'\ I TOP .SIRLOIN STEAK $. - - . LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON L------~---------------------~ Pool to offer swim le8sof'\s · Swimming lessons will be offered at the Middleport Pool located In General Hartinger Park beginning next week. The les&OIIS will begin Monday and continue for two weeks with the cost to be S12 a session. If more than one child from the same famUy registers for lessons, then the cost will be decreased, $10 for the second child and $8 for all othen. The schedule as announced by Roger Williams, reereatlon dlre<etor for· the VIllage of Middleport, Is as follOws: Monday 9 a.m. to 9: ~. Intermediate; 10 a .m. to 10:50 a.m., · advanced beginner: 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., beginners. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. 5 p.m. to ~ : 50. beginners; 6 p.m to 6:10p.m. advanced beginners, and 7 p.m. lo 7:50p.m. Intermediate. . Friday, 9 a.ln to 9;5oa.m.·lntermedlatP: 10 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. adv.a nced bPglnners, and 11 a .m. to 11:50 a.m. beginners. Class _o/ 70 plans reunion I But One 12 Oz. Pkg. Get One I All three of the Euwn Local SchOOl District elemeatary schooll have beell boliOnd by the St:ate Depu'lmellt ot Education for their participation In tile RJald to Red Week I .~..-:---__.._._""" I . Good Thru June 23, 1990 et Eastman's Foodland ----------- actJvttl.... .• ' Tile Olater Eleinftr.ry, Tllppera Plallll Elementary aDd -·-·--··· . We Reserve the R'ight to Limit Ou•ntfli•. • Prlc• Effective Thru S•turdey. J..,. 23, tHO . • USD~ FOod Stamp1 •nd WIC Coupon• Accepted: o Not Rnponllble For Typog;.phlael Em~ra of Platorl•l Errore. ' ~.... . .. t .. . Eutern district schools honored I I I . I FREE ,___________________ . ·Tile Meigs High School Class of 1970 will have a 20th reunion Saturday .at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Multipurpose Center. Activities wlll begin at 1 p.m. and all class members are urged to attend. Reglltratlon can be either at tbe door or by calling Mary Radford Gilmore, 992-6203 Qr Bette HobstettPt Hoffman. 992-3301. FoUowtng the Meigs Alumni Reunion at the high school, the group will reco11vene at the Multipurpose Center. - - ·4-c--·- - ----~ ~--"" ~ --"' ,._. ....,...... . ,. Riverview Elementary received the 1tl0 ~ldllll Hall ot Fame . Coatlauecl 011 pap 8 1 . By designated eligible for Public .Usll tance, FEMA will reimburse state and local govermnents for 75 percent percent of costs such as debris' removal, demoUUon of unsafe buildings and repair and res taradon of roads, bridges and water and sewage treatment plants. • State and local governments. are also reimbursed for emer· gency work which was accompllshed to respond to the disaster. Ohioans living or working In the 19 OhiO counties declared a disaster area and are unemployed as a result of the fioodlng Continued on page 8 • blood received by . bloodrnob•"le R:ver · . I< traveler loses ·two anchors in· muddy OhW; trtp naw a nightmare William Radford became a 12 0 gallon donor when he gave blood during the Wednesday vlsli of the . American Red Cross moodmobile 10 Meigs county. By .JIM FREEMAN He was one of 76 persons who SeaUael Newe !!&all reported to t~e Senior Citizens Although the lOlls of two anCenter to give blood. A total ol60 chOrs has hampered Richard un!ts of blood waa received Carbglnlky's OhiO River sailing during the visit supervised by Dr. trip from Coraopolis, Penn., to James Wlthetall and Dr. Wilma NeW Orleans, he hall found the Mansfield with Lenora Lelfhell, people he met alone the way to be R . .N. arid Jeanne Wright, R.N. very supportive. assisting. Cabrl111ky stopped In Pomeroy Ten of the total of 60 units of TllesdiY to look for an anchor to blood received were given In replace one of the two he lost In appreciation for blood received the swolln Ohio Rlvar. by .a .relative or friend . CarbgtDUy said It was a Other multiple gallon donora dream ol his to make the journey. Included Lawrence D. Leoaard. but added that It was becoming' seven; Paul F .. Marr; David more ot• nightmare. In addition Klng1 and Patricia Barton, six; to IOIIng two ancbon, he had Leo1141 McKnight, three; David mechaniCal trouble with hll Lawson, Laura Hawley, and flve-horaepower 011 tboard englae Fonna K. Cullums, two, and and bu encountered more than Charles P. Gerird and Tracla his lillr share of ralay days.· He O'Dell, one. even lost .a shoe In the mild along Clericlll workers for the visit · · the rtverballk. were Carolyn Barton. Tracie Carbgilllky left Coraopolis Ia O'Dell. and Ed Cozart. Others town about 10 .mllel lOuth o1 •llsUng wete RSVP volunteers, PlttlbUfih) MIY 8 In a 17-1001 Marlon Eberlbach, Dorothy sanhoa~ . After hll motor broke Long, WandaFetty,MaryNeue, down twiCe, he atayed In East Lula Hampton. Margaret Harris, Uverpool for a week. He 1011 hll Emma Clatworthy, Mace! Bar- first uc:bor after It became ton, Beulah Wright, William and eauaht In a large tree Ooatlng Joyce Hoback, Batty Ohlinger, downstream and lost his second PoUy HyMll. Evelyn Gilmore, anchOr when It became snagged Gerald , Wildermuth. Jacll and on the bottmn of the Ohio River. Joan Sorden. Tbe canteen was Carbginlk)' aald tile peop~ he served by Trinity Church. ·met a10111 the WIY have been Donors by communities were: very friendly. '1've met aome P.omeroy Lenora J. . M~Knlght, Diana Harrison, Brenda Cunlnibam, TexaJIJia J. bala't really tllou&bt about what Well, Howard P. Lopn, Tracey to dD oaee lie to Nfto L. O'Dell, Uada L. Haley, Mary OriiUI. He utd 1111 optiMa are 1(, !IIJ IIIC«, Billy Jo Jp Ill, to.U llleballt,udp...,_,or 10 Gary Snouffer, Da\ltd ... Kbll. . . , 1111 boat aad lall II'OUIId A•&ela S. Sellen, I'DIU K. nartda ... 111111 10 up tile CUIIIIIftl, Jeff Warner, Carol A. Atlt..... CcluL ' ~au, WIIUamTitoarpaaSolllaby. At llllt llla·t•IDfOID0¥1111'• .. fanllo · Continued 011 pap 8 'tf1Y wun't Wltbout reward; • around and visiting the museum and library. By the way, Carbglnsky managed to find both of the anchors he needed: he bought one and a local resident gave him another. Carbglnsky was presented wltll a Pomeroy baUcap by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. While staying In Pomeroy, Carb: glnsky plans to explore the town by talking to people. walking ~!~~~he aeu ~INN* . Dl -'llle-fiM , II' ..... w1111 III .. IIPtllllt.._IV' ~~ ?jltani ..... CeiMJ&III cu ' '"ann n ,., .. Ntw ernu PI 1 .. 11 1111 .,..... •• ••••u• c..-e:r,tz. • ..,,.... •• nnw ............................,. ·--'l victims nelng. ' a �Paga-2- The Daily Sentinel Orioles hand Indians Let'S .keep politiCS OUt of iJ ~--____:;______..;._,...;.._Co_n_g._cw_r__ence_M_ill_er • The tone of the emerging de- I resent their Inference that the . •. bate surrounding the proposed only reason we support It Is that · constitutional amendment that It would be politically unwise to would ban desecration of the do otherwise. Unfortunately, at present the American flag disturbs me deeply. It seems almost every courts of tbls land have ruled that they can do all of the above newspaper editorial I read and In the name of poll!lcal expres· every news commentary I listen to Is questioning the motives of slon, ln·tbe name of free speech. those advocating t his amend- . We hear much about the First Amendment from those opposed ment. Demagogue and political . opportunist are but twoorthe lab. els commonly ·being applied to those that speak out In favo r of this proposal. Did It ever occur to those applying such labels that there are many of us In Congress who are · advocates ofthis amendment be:· cause we sincerely believe It Is In the best Interest of the United States and Is In the best Interest of the people we represent? PolitIcal pulse takers they call us. reflex pa trlots ... the labels are endless. What do they call the . four justices of till! Supreme Court that dissented on the ruling .that overturned the flag burning flag burnl!lg ban? Are they, too, political opportunists and knee. jerk patriots? Can't there be an honest difference of opinion over this Issue? ·After all aren' tthere two sides to every Issue? Personally, I resent the polltlclzallon of this Issue. I resent advocates of this proposal Implying that those who oppose It, love this country less than ECONOMY KIT they do, and I resent opponents of PAINJAalE this proposal questioning the sincerity of those who support It; l'x8' ............... 32300 to this proposal; we·are told that the framers of tllat amendment and the additional nine amendments that constitute the BUI ot Rlfibts, conceived these constitutional provisions so that sucb In· dlvldual freedoms could not be abridged. We are told that once we start fashioning exceptions It won't be long before other llber· ties are challenged, ~fore other TREATED DECK KITS."••• and Plans IDCI...W. :.doctors ;:denied • ~ RAIL KITS l'xl' ................... 10300 . l'x12' ...... - ...- .. 109" l'x16' .........- ..... 121" 10'x12'............... 129" 10'x16'....._ ....... 134" 12'x12'............... 135" 12'x~16' ..- ·.......... 14000 VI.NYL SIDIN l'x12' ..........,•. 415•• 10'x12' .........;.475" 12'• a· ........... 55000 12'x12' ........... 724DO 12'x16' ........... 191oa liAISED PANS. GARAGE DOOR l;»oublt 4"<~ . ·s· J96 or 8" White .......... • . ]aek Anderson WASHINGTON - The Pen· . tagon spends a fortune putting 9 Doubie 4" · · . ·· .·. · White •lromo.--- 3· SQUA· 96 Double 4" White or Almomt .. 45 96 SQUAIE Double 4" . . · . 92 .Gray o_r Blue .....~- Slil S/Ea ;:~:·rights .. 8;x8' ........ 119" 8'x12' ..... 18900 8'x16' ..... 23900 10'x12' ••• 23900 10'x16' ••• 29900 12'x12' ••• 27900 12'x16' ••• 349'0 TREAJED STORAGE BUILDING. KITS ~· :Military ....... AI llhceuary · SALE STARTS TODAY! SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1990 . .· B)' JJalled Preq ID!erM&Io_. Ill both the tblrd and seventh and Randy Mllllpn IIDUIICI a way to was. turned aw.Y without a run either time. not be amona tbe many Baltl· more Orioles left on bue Wed· After leavtnr seven runners on nesday night against the Oeovebase In the Drat three Innings, the Orioles tiDally broke thrqh land Indians. "I really wasn't lookbig to go with a run In the fifth. Wltb one out, Randy MuUigan deep," said MllUpn, whose solo home run off Jesse OrOIICO 1n the singled and one out later went to ninth 'Inning, his 11th thiiMason, second when Tom CandlotU'I broke ~ 1·1 Ue and helped the plcllolfattempt·wentwlcleofflrst Orioles to a 3-1 victory over the baseman Brook Jacoby. Joe Indians. Orsulak then rapped !I single that "I was 0-2 (In the count) . I was .scored Milligan. · just looking to hit the ball hard.'· Cleveland Ued the ~re In the he said. "I m lssed the pitch thatl sixth on three consecutive hits. wanted to bit. I knew he was Carlos Baerga, Mitch Webster going to come back with a curve and Jerry Browne all singled to ball. . It • was a good pitch, prOduce the 'nin. · breaklllg hilrd. •• · . AL Rotlllllup . Through tbe first eight Innings In otber AL action, Toronto the Orioles had left 12 runnen on blanked Botlto, 11-0, New York base. · · nipped Milwaukee 5-4, Oakland Orosco, who !~ailed the Indians polUided Detroit 12·7, Baltimore out of a one-out bases loaded ~~ Cleveland 3-1, Chicago situation, gave up two ninth· edged Callfomla 2·1,.Texas pum· ln!llng runs and took the loss to meled Minnesota 8-0 and Seattle fall to 3-3. .defeated Kansas Cfty 3·2. Tl.m Hulett added an Insurance Blue J~11 11 Red Sox 0 . run when his single oil CeciUo Both the Blue Jays and pitcher · Guante scored Mickey Tettleton ,Dave Stleb are on target to ' who had singled to chase Orosco. achieve year-end goals, but don't Baltimore starter Pete Har· talk to Stleb lfbout Jt , nlsch, 7·3. got the win, glvlnl up. "It's way t'oo early to think five hits and Ollf walk In elghl abOut 20 wins," said Stleb after Innings. Toronto's 11.0 thrashing of Bos. Gregg Olson registered his 15th ton Wednesday night. "I'm not save, desplted allowing two hits co~ . with lt. II this club · keep& playing the way It doel. to start the Oeveland nlntb. Olson used his unsuccessful and I pitch the .way I've been outing the previous night to help pitching, the 20 wins will come." Harnisch get the Victory. Stleb boosted his record to 10·2 :'I just really had to kiCk It up," and dropped !lis ERA to all OISQn .sald: "I reall)l hadn't been Amerlc11n League leading 2.26. mentallY at the top of ,'!\'here 11 ·ra turn, the Blue Jays Increased wanted to be." · lbelr .AL East lead to two games AfterglvlngupslnglestoJerry , . oVer Boston with their lOth Browne and pinch hitter Dton victory In their lastl2 games and James and Sl!flng .Pinch runner are O!le game closer to a 100-wln Stan · Jefferson steal · second, season. · Olson struck out 5alldy .Al!lmar. The right-hander scattered and Candy Maldonado and got sevenbltsover72·31nnlngswhlle Ken Phelp_s to fly to center to end'· striking out seven and walk~ the game. ncme. · ·Baltimore won the bard way, Boston Manager Joe Morgan as It loaded the bases wlthoneout was Impressed by Stleb's perfor- amendment, and toward this end l aupported a statutory solution wblcb waa enacted by Coll,reaa earlier thll year. But It, Ulce tbe earlier Texas law atruck down laat year, waa found UIICGII&IItutlonal by the U.S. Suprerile Court. Soaconstttutlonalamend· - • II the oldy optliOil tllat remabls, and I for oae plan to acUveiY pub for Its p&~~ap. theater, or draw •a swaatlka on llberllea are abrJd&ed. • TotbeMalarmllta let me point tbe pavement In front of a ayn· aaoaue. or buna·a ci'OIIIID public out tllat tiler. alrudY exlstl a number of l&llctloned exceptions · wltbout rllll of proaecutlon, and to the ~t Ameadment; tbere that ts aa It aboultl be. So too ·~any tormotdelelir_.IODof alrudy exlata a aeries of precethe Amerlcd flag be probl'blted dent• that auaest aucb u once and for all! . • amendment would not lead to an It bad been boPed tllat I!ICh a unwarranted asaault on our nation's Bill of Rights. At present . prohibition could be accompone can't yell tire In a crowded llllled abort of a constitutional ' :·~. . ' .....& • ~ The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 lhundey, Jant 21, 1990 Thursday. June 21. 1990 3.~1 setback; Oakland ·pounds Detroit Inn !Jigs for the Mariners. striking home run In the fltth lnnlllg mance io the point that be asked fifth 111111111. snapplni the White out seven and walking none . breaking a lie and etvtna Seattle borne plate umpire Larry Bar· Sox' ~~- lollng atreak. . Mike Schooler pitched the ninth tbe Victory. Brian Holman, 8-5, nett to cbecll Stleb'a glove and :aarry Jones, 8-1, pitched 2 1-3 for hll 16th save. Kansas Oty cap for foreign substances at the lnnlnp, allowing a bit and a walk gave up seven hits In eight starter Kevin Appter dropped to top ,of the sixth Inning. The and familng two to get tbe 2-3. search yielded nothbig. Victory. Bobby Thigpen hurled Toronto supported Stleb with a the final tw() Innings for bls 22nd club record-tying eight consecu· save. Mar!t Langston, 4-7, suf· The Daily Sentinel tlve hits In an elgbt·ruil eighth · fered the loll. Teula lnnlllg. Ruprt8, Twl• • -Memorial services for Ted (UIP814J:Mtl The Blue Jayuent12 batters to At Arlington, Texas, Kevin Ttnllng will be heid Sunday at St . the plate. In tbe eighth rocking · BrDWII pitched a four·hltter to J:ames Church In London. Tlnl· PubliShed every ~....... Molodoy relievers Jeff Gray an4 Tom guide the Rangers. Texas has lng, who died In May at age 79, throulh Friday. lU Court 51 .. Pom«O)I1. Ohio. by the Ohio Valley PuJ>. Bolton. Tony FernandeZ. Kelly won nine of Uand three straight. was one of the foremost tennis nr Com.JIIll ny /loluH.IrruldiL IDe.. Gru(1er, · George Bell, Fred The Twins-have 'loll three In ·a hlstorliina and a leading designer PomerO)I, Ohio wree. I'll. tt2-21M.IeMcGriff and John Olerud each row and are 1·5 on their current colld ctua poo1a1e potd at PomorO)I. of women's tennll fashions. .. . Ohlo. · singled to drive In three runs, · road ti1p. Brown, 9-4, struck out Ivan Lend! Is to compete In the giVing Toronto a 6.(llead. four and walked none. Loser Tim WCT Tournament of Champions Tom Henke pitched tbe final 1 Drummond, 0-3, allowed eight at Fo~t HUll on Aug. 20·26, In 1·3 lnnlnp for htlllth save and hill and six runaln four Innings. the first hard-court tournament the Red Sox' Wes Gardner leU to . Marhlen I, llo,all 2 at theWestSideTennlaOub. The H. At Kansas City, Mo,, Ken tournament will be held,tbe week Yullees S, Brewers 4 Griffey Jr. hit an Inside-tile-park precedJn.e the U.S. Open. At Milwaukee. Roberto Kelly to The lla1Jy Seotln<l. ~ POS1MASTER: - Ul O>ort """~ PomerO)I.Ohlo6'lllll. ~omered with two outs In the • 5P£tl.- SIIIU -~~ MTIII£U SATUit~T/S-Y I IIEDIIES~Y ' ninth Inning · to lilt New York. StJJIIICiliPTJON IIATD ByCorrlerw __ _ Kelly lofted a 1.0 pitch off IARSAIN MIIT!MES SAT/SUN I II!'D One Weelt. ... , ....... ....................... tUO SPRING VAllEY CINEMA ALL SlATS 1~ . 7$ reliever Chuck Crtm, .2·3, just One Month ... ......... ,c ...................KlO BAR&A!N 1111111 TUESDAY InSide the rlgbtfleld foul pole for 446 4524 . . One Year ............. ...... ...............mJO ALL SlATS $2.15 his third homer. ~ Guetter· SINGLE COPY PBJ(IE ' man, 4·2. pitched the final two Dolly ... ,:.............................. 25 Cot>ts Innings to get the Victory. Subocrlben not doslrlnc topoy tile car· AtbleOes 12, Tigers 7 mntt In odvu~ to tier · A,t Detroit, Terry Steinbach The 3. 6 or 12 moath belted a grand slam In the fourth bub. cudwr~ wen. lnnlllg after hlti1ng a two-run single to coUect a career-high siK mall pennlttod In <&rriti'IOI'VIcell RBI , and Bob Welch won his. TH[ NEW UTCH eighth stralrht game. leading ID MilO.' · Moll S.bocrlfUo•· · Oakland. Welch raised bls record ~ .............,. 111111 lnotde Molp t..•y '100111 7:00,9:20 to 11·2 with a slx·hltter over six u w..u .................................. llt.:u FR!~Y 7: 10,9:10 Inning~. walking and strlkl1!g out 26 Weeks ......... ......................... 137.96 ~T.l : l0,3 : Z0,7:IO,t:lo 51 w..u .................................. S706 none. The Tigers' Dan Petry fell SUN.l:lO,J:ZO,J:IO,t:ZO O.tllde Molp eo.•y . 1«111/TUE I TIIJR , I : IO,t:Z~ to 5-4. .13 Weeki ............................ ...... DJ,lll hp 1:10.3: zo ,; :10.9: zo Wblte Sox 2, Anpls I 26W..U ................................. . N0.30 ~ Weeks ........ ,.................... ..... mto i\1 Chicago, Slimmy Sosa smacked his filth homer In the I "--of-.. . . .._ I . I J h l GIDfLINI2 I Scoreboard ... . •• # .· · .• . • • • • . people through medical school so ; • the military hospitals of this country can be staffed by competent doctors. But. Increasingly, · the best and brightest are balling out of t!te service as soon as their obligatory stint Is finished. Con. trary to what you might think. · · the lure ol big money In private practice fs not the only thing that · drives them out. Physicians In the military are· finding out that serving their • >;country can be tantamount to . : ;: ;second-class citizenship. You • ; -: have heard the stories of abys· · · • mal treatment ln. military hospl· · . • . tals. This Is the flip side of that :· · "story viewed through the eyes of the doctors. Recent government surveys .show that many doctors leave : · : the military becauseoflowsalar· : • les or the lack of support staff. . : But a growing number of physl· ; . ,• :clans are also getting ou 1 be· . : . · .caus,e they are dented basic civil ~ . : ;rights. · · . · : • • Many are whlstleblowers who , : . · are harassed when they try to expose gross negligence In military : : . medical care. Others are victims of personal vendettas by com· mandtng officers who think a • - hospital can be run like booi camp and a doctor can be browbeaten like a foot soldier. When these harassed doctors com· plain. they are dented the due proces s affordt>d private citizens. We reportt>d ri'Cently on the . all -too-common phenomenon of • perfectlv sa ne military doctors ; who are forced Into psychiatric · treatment s imply because they · complain about their working · conditions. Pending legislation . • ~ , introduced by Rep. Barbara · . : <. Boxer. D-Call f.. would make It II· : • ~ ) ega! lor the military to punish : : whlstleblowers with psychiatry. · •. But the ingenious military has ·: .• other ways of making doctors r : ·•. suffer. The doctor protested the bad • rap In his file before a hospital credentials committee and won. but then found out later that a list of complaints a~~tnst him was · still In it. After he was transferred state· side. the doctor found that the · . ba d file tailed him. Ht> had to ex· .. ..- • plain why his credentials from :::: · : Wuerzburg.labeled him only bor· •• .derllne . competent. The doctor · • : ;got full credentials at his new : · ilospltal only after he put together an aggressive case to prove hlmst>lf. He continued to protest to the Pentaj!on abqut tht> damaging entries In his file. But eventually It wasn't worth tile hassle. The qualified doctor left tht> military and Is now In private practice. His llle has yet to be corrected. This doctor Is not alone. 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By United rre. bM ·'n 1 slonal walleye Ia beiDa JUea In bullheads and whtb! bass. Flab Tbe weekly fiJlltnc report. the Old Indian Lalre, Oldfteld and ' around the reefl and IIIOri'IIMI from the Ohio Division of Pew Island areu by drlflin8 and with amall Jlp ft)r amatlmouth WUdllfe: trollln& nlJhtcrawlera 8lld amall ball. Drift flabtaa nllbtcrawlen Soulbeut crankbalts. Channel catllah are thll month Ia J'ecomrnended to Farm ponds - Farm poncia betnc cauabt oil nl&hterawtera catch willie bass and an occ:a· throughOut Ohio are offertna and & t balta durtna nighttime atonal yellow p411"Cl). Waxwonns excellent flshln& op~es · hOurs lakewlde. and reclworms work best for this time of year for sUIIfta.ll, Norila-t bl~&ills when flab<id·around the Findlay ae.ervotr · No. 2 tareemquth bUs an~ cllanDel reefs. · fUp-rap lhorelllla p~ng cattt,h. Largemouth baas can be some walleye c'atch~ tor analers taken on rubber wonns and drlfttq and trolllllfl. These tame surface baits. Blueetll& li!ld sunareas will likely produce good fish can be caught on various types of wonns fished beneath a . fllhtna opportunllles for amal· bobber In shallow water. Channel !mouth and tareemou~ bass. Drift flablna cut baits, shrimp catfish prefer chicken livers and and nlghtcrawlers Ia recomnlghtcrawlers flsbed along the mended for catchtng channel bottom. , Dow Lake- Largemouth bass, catfllh up to 20 pounds. Open channel ca!fiJII and rainbow water areas hold. good numbers STAmNG ·JUlY 2 trout offer different cb81tenges of white baas averaatng 10 to 16 Inches. · for the angler. Use tra~lt!Onal POMEIOY & CiAWPOUS Killdeer Reservolr -'. Oppor· baits for cllarinel catflsll. Small LOCATIONS spinners, crankbalts rubber tunltles exist here for waltey~. bass, worms work well In luriD& a bli smallmouth . . yellpw perch, · largemouth bill to strike, .Rain· bow trout wlll-prefer a variety of bait offerings lacluiilnc kernel corn, marshmallows and nlghtcrawlers . . Solllllweet Stonellck Lake - Tbls 171-acre lake In Clennopt Couaty Is produclna channel catfiJII aver· ' aaiDi two to four pciUJid8 for qlers usln& shrimp, cUI balls and nlghtcrawl~rs fished atona the bottom near the dam. Rubber worms .four· to six ·tnClies are belftl used to· catch largemouth bass averaatna 12 to 14 InChes. · ceatral · Buckeye ~ - Bluegllls averaatftlteven '.to alae , Inches are bela& taken b'om Cranberry Marlh aDd near tbe retalnln& walls on w~. Crappies averagtna nine to 12 lnebes are belna taken 011 ml~s b'om shallow water areas eontalnllll · submerged l!rushpllel. Channel catfish are belni caught ~b­ out .the take on cut shad. . Indian La~e - Crappies aver- . aging eight 19 ;121nches are belna · . caught on minnows durJDa night· time hours around tbe bridges and near · ~~~o~-e~~~~e cowr durtna . 4 door, VHY lhilrp. tit. crulle, air cond., the day. Tbe rip-rap areas are Am·FM·Ite"*'·C.-tta. IPOrt alum. whMI1. One ~lag catches of lafi!!!IIOUth owner. bass up to 22 Inches. An occa- IIHer Braves• Wrd baMman, An third lnnlas action Wl'4hndll)'. W H, In extra lnnlap. (tlPI) Prelley Ia WGil, ·· ~ Reds slip past Braves ·9-8.; Giants lose; Dodgers win, ·3-2 By United Press loternatloaai Cincinnati ouUlelder Eric Da· : vis credited the Reels' bullpen with giving the team a chance to rally In the lOth luning Weclnes· day night to a 9-8 victory over the , Atlari.ta Braves: • · "Our bullpen did a good lob : once tbey scored tbe eight runs," ·.Davis said. '"TheY had a chance 1o score more runs but the :-m.upen held them.down, and that ·gave us chance to come back and . 'Win .tt." : Billy Hatcher singled home ; Mariano Duncan with one out in . the lOth Inning to lllt the Reels to ·:victory. ,. ·: Duncan led off w'th a wl!lk off -reliever Rick Luecken, 0:2. He :Went to second on a sacrifice by Jeff Reed. Todd Benztager singled, moving Duncan to third. ; Hatcher then slnglecl to score . · Duncan and help Randy Myers, : the fifth Reds pltcher.lmprove to • 2-1 . : The Reds tied the score 8-8 In ·the ninth off rellever Joe Boever. :wit~ one out, Eric Davis hit a · bloop double and seored on a : single by Paul O'Neill. : : "It was a good offensive , perfonnance by both. teams," · ~aid Davis. "No one wanted to 'give up." : The Braves had jumped out to : 11.n 8-6 lead with two out In the · fifth. Reliever Tim Blrtsas : walked Dale Murphy before : Dave Justice ripped a ·1-0 pitch • over the left field fence. • "We are playing Cincinnati .Iough, " said Justice, "and that :. J ust shows the caliber team we ; have. · We're just comlna up · short, a run here, a run there." : Cincinnati drew to 8-7 In the · eighth on an lUll ground out by Benzinger. Cincinnati had taken a 3·0 lead In the second off Tommy Green on an RBI single by Jeff Reed, a • squeeze bunt by Jack Arm· ·· strong, and a run producing triple by Billy Hatcher. An RBI single by Hal Morris In the third boosted ·the Reels' lead to 4·0. Atlanta tied the seore In the third off Armstrong. Wlt)l two out. Tony Castillo walked. Od· : dlbe McDowell hit a popout that : catcher Reed dropped In foul · territory. McDowell then singled · and Castillo came home on a single by Jefl. Treadway . Ron .Gant followed with his 13th home r un over the left center rteld fence. > Cincinnati went on top 6-41o the : fourth on an RBI double by Chris : S"bo and a run-scoring single by . Eric Davis. Atlanta then tied the game 6-6 In the fourth on a run scoring single by Greg Ols'on and . an RBI double by McDowell. . "We pll!yed hard and battled · back,': said Atlanta's Ron Gant. ; ·'We feil early and we could.have ; given up but we didn't. We fought back. It was a long game. Unfortunately. we were one run short. " NLRo....Sup . In other NL action, New York . flushed St. Louts 6-3, San Diego -edged San Francisco 4·3, Mont· · : real nipped Chicago J.2, and Los · · Angeles stoppe<fHouston 3·2. PhWlea 7 Pirates 2 Phlladelpbts has ~minded Pittsburgh of the team that .claimed first place In the Na· : u;onal League East from the :Pirates for one day before Injuries and poor pitching plum· meted the Phlllles back to .500. Aided by Improved llealth and pltchtna, the PhUUes beat the J>lratea 7·2 Wednesday afternoon _ro claim their fifth vtctory Iii a1x •aames. Bruce Ruffin pttclled ;eiJht effedl~ lnnlnas and Leiiii,Y · _I)ykstra and Toin Herr IJIU'Iilld . a. POMEROY - The ~ Senior CitiZens Dance Club will have a dance on Friday from &-11 p.m. with IDtllle by the Happy HOllow Boya of Athznl. Admlaslollla 12 and thOle lltend· IIIC llliould brtq anacks for tbe snack table. The o.ily Brntinlil P8g1 I MTIJRDAY REEDSVILLE- On Saturdly tbe Eastern Athletle Boosters will have a ebtckell barbecue. homemade Ice cream, yard sale, car lhow, dance, and 1811\81 at tbe blgh school. REEDSVILLE- 'i'be EuterD Local Chapter HI, QAPSE, will have Ita annual picnic at River· vtew Elementary <>n Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Tbole attendlngb· should bJ1ng a covered dtsh . RACINE - There will lie. a . hymn slag on saturday at 7 p.m. at .the Morse Chapel Churcta. Racine Portland Road. featurlq the Gabriel QUartet. Rev. David Curfman Invites the publiC. . '1987 POtmAC .... 41111~ ' ' weave a seat and back Qllto a • . l'a wn chair-frame. Each student muat (urnlllb a clean aluminum lawn chair with all webbl!ll removecl. All other · material wlll be fllmlsbed and the colt of the ctaases Ia $25. To reatater call Slle Baker at 992·7733 or Margie Blake at · . RACINE- DeaCendants of the late Albert and Eliza Ulll will havf thelr liD1,1ual reunion Sun· day at the Star Mill Park In Rac1De with a basket dinner at noon• GOYSVILLE - Tbe Ohio Valley Chureb of God, Guysville, wtll have a hoiDI!COIDlna on Slmday with a basket dinner at DOOD. Afternoon services will belln at 2 p.m. with special "DIIII and preachlll&. Pastor Donald Combs Invites the public. "' . . required to eompJete.' a epeelal .Dillon of Pomeroy, accountant for Bank One, Atbeos, N.A., attended the 37th annual session of the Ohio School of Banking, sponsored by the Ohio Bankers Aaaoclatloa, held receatly on the campus ol Oblo University. Dillon has been em· ployed with Bank one, Atbens, l11tel'elt research proJect and an" ulllanect banklnl probletn as part of the currleulu~. , Tile Oblo School of Bailklai Is · bued 1111 a stully a'JIPIIIICb to financial eclul!ati9D, wbere each lnatructor eervee primarily as a director of claasroom since 1986. dtacuulon. The Ohio Bankers Association, The school's obJ~tlve Is to headquartered In Columbus, protrain bankers In all areas of VIdes comnieretat banks ·across operations and management .to the •tate wjth legislative, ecluca• hf!lp ·them belr.r . aetve their tlonal and communications ascommunities. Students attend · sistance. Organized In 1891, It two one-week, In-residence trala· presently serves 284 or 287 ~anks lng sessions over a two-year In Ohio; . period, between which they are c- Poll!~ " ' POMEROY - The Pomeroy Cbureb of Cbrllt wtn have bible school SUnday ,tbrougb June 29 from &: 30 p.m. to 8: 311 p.m. nightly. Dtrecton are Barbara Flelda and Pat Thomas. Scott M, - 992-2124 111111 to Mid. Sun.·Thurs. II ""' 10 I ""' m. 6r Sa. r --~·'· RE~VILLE- Tbe Eastern Athletic Boosters wtll spouor a drift horse pull on Sunday IJe&lnalol at noon at the high school. Tbere alao wtll be a t-ball champlonabtp aame and yard sale. Dillon attends .banking se::hool fMacrame class slated A series of rnaer~~me chair claaaes- will · be offered by the ~ ~ ·~ Couacll .herrin· tl AIDa JulY' 5 at 6: 3D 11.m. The ~: classes will cont1n11e 011 July 12, :~ 1!1, and 26. · : The Instructor wilt , be, Twtta ~ Childs who wlll teach how to 8tiNDAY REEDSVILLE - Tbe anllllal Hayman-Blram reulllon will be held at Forlred Run Slate Park 011 SUnday with a basket dtoner at 12:30 p.m. All relwtlves and friends are epeouraged to attend. POINT. PLEASANT - The descendants of Sam and Melvina Blrehfleld will have a reulon 011 8atlq'day with a bullet dinner at 7' noon at the Harmon Park Youth " Awards were received by the Bowles. alternate. ' Lula Hampton was chairman of.the Creclen· ',;Amerlcan Legion Lewis Man~ ~ Auxiliary Unit .263 , from the Ha 1 Com m.lt t.e e' . for . the .. eighth district summer coafe!'· .conVell~n. " · · ence held recently and hoated by · ' Fan ·· convention was an· the Dre,v Webster Poat 39 at tile -. DOUDcecl ror Oct. ·4 at Junction borne of Ada Fraaklln Ill Point CllY and summer c:Onventlon for Pleasant, \v.va.• with Margaret June of1!191 was announced to be " Bowles presldtq: held at Lancaster. Committees recelvlna the During the meettna, · money '.awanla w>ei'e Chlldreund Youth wu turned In from the poppy with Florence Rlchanla. chair· salea. An Invitation was received man; Veterans Aftalra and Ra· lu!bllltatloa' with TornillO~· rrom F~ Benaett Post 128 chairman; Amertcen!llm With ' Auxiliary to attend a bymn lilng ;.Mrs. Bowles as chairman; and aiiCII'-rudtsplaqonJuty4at · seeond place In Community ·the annex lo Mlddlepori. ' :,Service With Annette Johllllon, . Slnalnl of "America," prayer :.chalrinali•.A.blperlbbonalaowas ' for peace, and reiiUlrkl by the '',received for llleellna member· president closed the meeting. · ship goal by Feb. 2. Mrs. Franklin served a salad Delegate for tbe eonve'ntlon aild dessert course to the . was DorOthy· Casey wllh Mrs. members. p-.t as en the &oa Center Ia Polllt Plelleanl, W.Va. tor Emmett Raw.oatnvltea tbe public. ~333-51151 . 1 Manley.auxiliary ~;presents recent awards ., When It ·eomes to sa... POMEROY - The Pomeroy of A.A. and AlAnon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart catboitc Cbureh. For more lnfonnatlon call ~ Lewis SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. ·the offense. . Abner's. double that was mJs.. Dykstra went2 for 3aJJdscored three runs, Herr knocked in three judged by ·right J.t elder Rick runs and Dickie TbOII hit a solo Parker guldlni San OJeao. Pagll· hOme run as Pltfllbulllh starter arulo tripled Into the rlaht field Bob Patterson, 4-3, lasted only 2 corner off Steve Sed! oalao; 3-4. !;rata Lefterts. 5-J,' pltehed 2 1-3 1-3 Innings. l!lntags til aet t1ii Victory wblle Meta I. Cardlula S Grea Harris pltcbed tbe lllli to At New York, Kevin McRey· notch his fourth ave. nolds slammed a three-run hotne · Dod. . . Alts.,l · run aDd Sid Fernandez allowed At Los Anleles, Ml~loscla three hits over six Innings lifting stngled·and bomered te drive 'In New York. McReynolds' homer all three Dodgers runs. Ra~ off Bryn Smith, ·6-6, capped a Marinez, s;J, struck oiiUO In'&2•3 four-run first Inning' for the Mets, Innings to 'Increase hiB teagUewinners of 12 · of 16 games. . leadlfti strikeout t(!tal to 112. Jay Fernandez. ~5. allOWed one run, ·Howell picked up hla fOurth save, struCk out nhie and walked one; st11klna out three, watkllla 0. P.adre&4,otu1BI imd aot gtvtng up a hit Ia two . 111-t•p Innings. J;lm Clancy, 2·7, gave up At San Franclseo, Mike Paglia· five hits, three walks and ntree rulo tripled In tbe 11th lnrung and runs, st11klng out five. scored the winning run on Shawn DenWI' RoDIDI, Chlllteolbe. Pas- TUPPi;RS PLAINS - Tbere will be • special meetlna or tht Oranae Townlhtp Trualefl on TbiU'IdiY at 7:·30 p.m. at the ·!lome of tbe elerk, Do~~ POMEROY -The Democratic ,Calaway, to dlacua feuce ~ Central aDd Executive Cominlt· . and other mat&l!rs. tee !rill uieet Tbunday at 7: II p.m. at tbe ·Carpenters Hall Ill CHESTER - The Pomeroy Chapter 186 Ordef of the Eastern ' ·Pomeroy. Star will have Its annual InspecPOMEROY - The Special . tion TbuJ'Iday at tbe Chester · Education Parent AdVocacy Net· 'L!I!lle · Hall with June $eon. work will meet Tburaday at 3: 30 ~uty grand matron u lnapect· p.m. at tbe Melp Heallli Dzpart- hll oUicere. Members are to take . ment. Tbe public ~ lavtted. A a desaert or salad. discussion on alartlnl a parents' FRIDAY group for kids special needs will POMEROY - There will be a be h~ld. weekend'revival Friday through SUnday at tbe Faith Tabernacle .". RACINE - The reautar meet· tng of Racine American !..elton Cbureh 011 Bailey Run Road with Drivers Education Classes · SABO IN SAFELY - Umpire Rarey Wetnel· slallt elves the safestpuRedii'ChriiiSabo . . . Pott 602 wtll be held 'l'lnmday at 7:30 p.m. Refi'etltmellta wtll be served foUowlll& tbe meettng. arouP POMEROY - The Carleton Cbureh on Kltlllbury Road 'wlll blve vacatliiO bible school t)Jroqall f'r1da)' from 9: lla.m. lo IIOQII. Mra.. Bellllda Dean Is ~ttector. All cblldren welcome. are and ......._ vgu ·Community calendar SE Ohio fann ponds abo,U.~ ·with sunfish, largemouths ....... rOinlfOV• •• IPGft, .. WAS WAS '1UI5 1988 BUICK ELECTRA PARK AVENUE 1990 LINCOLN TOWN CAR ...... ,..., ... ,,...,...... ,..., ....................... .......................... . ........................... ........... _........ N"' 8IDI:it11111,4 ........ , . . . .. . . ••• llilc:ki1............ N. .. .... ... PI, .... l i ' ' ......... ,..., . NOUl 1~ 01 OS DELTA. 1888 LIO)l.N CONI1NEN1'Al. 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'...., ......, _.., .... _·==-. .._. __t.-::..-:.: ..._ .. __...:_ . . -...:: ' (IHI600) ....... , w ' ,,, ' N- 1984 OlDS TQROtW)() .......a...,.......... =- N. ...... ~ .............. . . N.., •••• . ~ ·~~~ Mlifll ................... 112. L aJ. . . . . . . . . lllllt ... I N. . �..... ~ ~P~•!•~&~:n.~1D~~~Vt!S.~4~~~!-------------------------~P~G~m~•~O¥~-~~~,·~~~~~~~~~~ono~·~~--------~----~----------~Th~~~~~,J~u~ne~2~1~,1~9~90~ · Meigs . :graduate ·· ordained 1 • The Rev. Andrew M. Hoover _ 'became a full member of the ·West Olllo Conference of the · ' United Methodist Church (UMC) when be was ordained and elder recentlY. · . The ordlnat'lon service was held In Lakeside. · Rev . Hoove~: Is a graduate ot · . • Melp Hlp Scbool, Ohio Unlver• · ally, and the Methodist Theologi· . ~a! Scbool at Delaware. Locally. he was employed by WMJ:>O Radio and later by WBNs-FM In Columbus. He waa a student pastor at ·Glenwood UMC In Columbus tor : tbree yeats and tor the last two · ·• years has been pastor of EastI'I)Oilt UMC In Dayton. . · · : His new appointment Is as'!O' _elate pallOr at Trinity UMC In ·.-the Upper ArUnglon area! of · : _:ColumbU,I. . · ;- Recently he and his wife, LetHe Jaye IOrdl Hoover became the parents ot their Second child, Andrew "Drew" John. 1bey also have a daughter, l'doraan Anne. Paternal grand· parents are Wendell and Martha Hoover, Pomeroy. Maternal .&randparents are Bob and Leah -Ord, Syf!lcuse. . Rev. and Mrs. Hoover reside at 1565 · Cambridge Blvd .. Columbus. • Property transfers ' CompUed by: Emmocene ._ollielil Conro Be®rder, Melp COUDtJ, Oblo United States of - America, Judgement. and ftn'a l order of forfeiture, V. , Fred Prldd'y, Rutland. Loyd M. Priddy, Fred M. Priddy and .Barbera Priddy, Jl!lr· eels, ·to U.S. of America, Rutland. Loyd M. Prlddy, Fred M. Priddy and Barbara Priddy, 1.4A, to U.S. ot America, Rutland. Fred M. 'P riddy and Barbara Priddy, parcels, to U.S. of AmerIca, Rutland. Fred M. Priddy and Barbara 'P riddy, 15 sq., to U.S. of Amer· lea, Rutland. Loyd M. Priddy, Fred M. Priddy and Barb!lra Priddy, 1.38 A, to U.S. of America, Rutland. lor, prealded .at the meeting In which Janice I.awllill gave the secretary's report and Margaret Cotterill gave !be treuurer's report. 1be next meeting and practice will~ held JulY 21 at 1 p.m. at the Syracuse Grade SchOOl. The District Deputies and Past Councilors Club piCnic will be held June 30 at 12:30 p.m. at the park In Logan. All lodge members are welcome to attend. Refreshments were served by the Guiding Star Council No. '124. Helen Wolf was ptanlli for the meeting. , Attending were Dorothy Rlt· chle, Erma Cleland, Thelma White, J,oAnn Baum, Marcia Keller, Beulah Maxey, Jean Frederick, Mary K. Holter, Doris Grueser, Helen Wolf, Fllye Kirk· hart, Esther Smith, Eliza beth Hayes, Betty Young, Lora Damewood, Chester Council; Betty Wolfe, Perry Council; Bette BJgp, Margaret Cotterill, Betty Spencer, 'Janice X:.aw$0n, Ellzen Clark, . Guiding Star Council, Syracuse. . i Grades ready By WILLIAM C. TROT!' Unlled Press International . GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!)Horrier R. McKnight had been -ptdng mall and phone calls for -- ~ ~ars for Homer J. McKnight. And Homer J. had lieen getting mall and phone calls for years for HomerR. : . They live In tbe same part of -Franklin Codnty but never met · IIDdl Tuesday, wben Homer R. :f4cKnlgilt's wife arran&ed ·a surprlle blrthclay party for her : husbllld. The surprise: She ar:. ranpd for her husband to meet • ~ lhe Homer J . McKnight, who also · - : allarel tbe same birthday. "Well, It's nice to meet you after all these years," said HomerR. ~ ~- ''I'll aay-, '1 said Hornet J. • They spent much of the after•rettlllff acquainted and • ~ tbey shale ~th811 ilmllar names and a birthday. ·! Z"·.Botll have worked as builders, .::.:.\IOib have blue eyes and are ....about tbe same height. Both like ~m and both ran-track In high ~boo!. : , ;..EverYtbiDI's tbe same ex~ the age," said Homer J., "-;wtJo wu celebrating hl.s 74th :::!idrlbday. Homer R. was 411. ::;'":·Homer R. 'I wife, Shirley, pro~:;~ two cakes. two blrthllay :,-wiHrdl and attts for her husband to ~live to tbe other Homer ~ :;JJcKD!illt. The elder McKnight ~lved two coffee mugs and a ::_.., 1Mehall bat, all with hl.s name on w ..:tbem, and the Insignia of the t~unger McKnight's building ~developing company. ~-- The younger McKnight said be •"'lidn't realize thete was anyone -~elte with the same name ·In ::t_:Columbus untll1965. At that time ::!-'.:1!~ was sharing a ride to work "'"111ith a friend. ::Z:>·oneday I went to pick him up ~ be had been waiting. outside ~r quite a while, and he says, ....~~here:ve you been? I called ~·.,your house and they said you'd ! lett a long time ago. I call your ;. . bouse every morning to lee If ;;: you've lett,for work yet and your - ·- wife says yes and I go out to walt :: 'for you."' .-~ HesaldthemanwascaiUngthe :· ·wrong McKnight but nobody ~ -realized there was a mix-up. I!:MERGES: Elizabeth Taylor -~ ; Ba&mu Items sold ; : .NEW YORK (UP() - The •'.villainous Penguln's · umbrella from the 1900s TV show Batman , went on the aucllon block lor · ;_,.S8.500 along with nearly 200 other · pieces of television .a nd movie . memorabilia from the past 60 laoked weak but sounded Impassioned Tuesday night In her first public appearance after nine weeks In the hospital ~ an AIDS-fighting function In San Frl'nclsco. Taylor; 58, spoke briefly to about 250 guests at a cocktail party sponsored by the American Foundation for AIDS Research, of which she Is honor· ary chairman. Taylor had to be helped up to tbe podium and her voiCe quivered at times as she recounted her struggle with pneumonia and Its complications. "From the start of my sickness, I knew I had help," she said. "I had the medication. I . would recover. For many people _ seriously Ill with AIDS now. there Is not that klnd of help, the necessary knowledge ·and medication to help them survive." EDWARD INTO ACI'ING: After watching how Andrew Lloyd . · Webller does things, Britain's Prlnee Edward and five other associates are going to start their own theatrical company . Edward, who went to worlli as a lowly production aulstant for ·•LIII)/d•"'Webber's Really· Useflll Thel\ter Group after quitting the m'UIIary . In 1988, ls the most lnel'perlenced .member of the group Involved In the new company but be may be providing some ortbe financing. "J can aiow ..see him writing and producing his own plays," a friend said. Buckingham Palace Issued a statement In which the 26-yearold prince said, "I am grateful to Andrew Lloyd Webber for giVIng me the chance to work prates· slonally In the theater .. Now I hope to progress further and explore new areas. " ·The Really OUR-REGULAR · LOWPRI~! FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Golclstar Samsung Saundtsign Zenith Funai · Symphonic ICI'Y Emerson Shintom Multi Tech Pllilco ~ott Sylvania Magnavox GE RCA 10% OFF 20-50% OFF LAWN/GARDEN TOYS reg . 9999 . . Uoww reo- 12'1.99 ·•21"111ar 11aggr t,1on1 24999 •34' -.s~Dg 11Dnr r~ 899.99 •22" lllQb WbeePel r~ . 199.99 •lldlng lloww Ql8 Ct!Hwr reg 219.99 _ _ •Du~a~P O:al reg, 11999 -. cu. n. - - . . "''I· 2Q.W •22" !Ide "'"" _...,_reg reg. 7!1.99 · - llllldl reg 299 _: '2 •NUggR. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES HoME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 391 WEST MAIN STW POMEROY, OHIO 992-3524 ' •:10" !Ide Dtrb .. 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Baby Beautiful Pageant. • Thirty-eight girls, age 12-23 months, participated and were Judged on healthiness, faclsl features, attentiveness and over· . all personality. . Lyndsee l.s the granddaughtes: of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scboonover, Rutland, and Larey Pickens, l'omeroy. She Ia the great granddaughter ot MarJorie Wilt and tbe lste Richard Wilt and BoMie Miller, Middleport; . and Mr. and Mrs. S.G. Pickens, • Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Pickens abo have another daughter, Jill, age 12, and a son, Terry, age 11. AT ·EMPIRE -FURNITURE DARK PINE NOSTALGIC DRESSEl, WING MIRROR, DOOR CHEST, 2 MIGHT TAll!, KING SIZE BED. .' •41" Glass Top LYND8EE L. PICKENS $149995 MID-SUMMER . SAVINGS! ~ Tina CoJIJIQUY, Jennifer Deem, Sheila Lattimer, Danny Lawrence, Elizabeth Lawson. Jenny Masters, Tony Maxey, Lorre Osborne, Patricia Parsons and Danny Short. Ninth grade: Jeremy Buckley and Nicole Kanawalsky (all A's); Usa Hottman. Michelle Metzger, Kim Michael, Karen Morris alld Sherr! Smith. Eighth lfade; Tyson ~. Anita Thomas and Jaime Wtlaon (all A's); Kathy Bernard, Anita Calaway, Charle11e Dalley, Adria Frecker, Scott Golden, Shelly Hendricks, Debbie Johnson. Randy Kaylor, Brian Penhor· wood, Wendy Rach, Robert Reed, , Amber Well and Andy Wolf. Seventh grade: Ryan Buckley, J amle Ord, JesSica Radford and Stacy Woolard; Dina Combs, academiC honor roll. NOT '24119.111 29.9910 112.49 Reg. 1667.00 .... 1141. McCoy, Jason Mora, Aaron Will and Angela Wolfe. Those !ln the academic honor roll are: Melissa Dempaey and Laura Penhorwood,slxth grade; Jodi Ihle and Aftaela Johnson, third gr!lde. Eulern.Bip Twelfth grade: Sherr! Bissell, Ellza.beth Bryant, Amy Murpby -a.nd Jill Reynolds (all A's•: Carrie Bernard, Shawn Bush, Rae Lynn pattey, Tina foster, Angela Francis.• Crystal Kaylor, SCott McDonalcj, Kym Mcintyre, Melissa MIUer, Mary Parkar, Krl.sd Parsons, Crystal Reed, Greta Rl~. Becky,Surop, Robin White and Susan Wolfe. Eleventh grade: Andrea Cleland and Leigh Ann ~vlan (all A's) ; Suzanne Clay, Mary Ann Kibble, Angle Murphy, Mark Murphy and Aaron Wllaon. Tenth grade: Jill Clilchester, Useful Theatre Group alsols~ued a statement wishing Edward and his cohorts well but a spokesman for Lloyd Webber said the departure ol the prince had taken the composer by surprise. AYATOLLAH ,JOKES: Not everyone think$ "The Naked Gun" Is funny. The Iranian government has asked Turkey to bap the movie spoof, which •tal!J'ed Leslie Nlelsell and PrlaciDa PreSley, on the grounds that It mocks the late Ayatollah Khomelnl. reg. 4.99 to 34.W _ _ 3.74 liD :loi.:M n r Nlllda NO- 39.9910 .years. · · Several other Batman Items · were sold at the auction Wednes·' ~ay, Including Commissioner - Gordon's red telephone, Catwo. ::man's lighter and a Gotham City :~ :p~~pne directory. ; : .Thl.s kind . of memora billa Is , ·''becoming more and more popu·lar," said Belli Goldberg, dlrec· -. 'tor of publicity for Christie's : East; tile auction house that held • tile Ale. "People In their 3ls, 30s and 401 grew up on entertain- -llllllt... Goldberg added. "Tbls Is ~ ;&:e~~~I.Y a .,aee. ot their culture." __ A ~ toy carried by · Jamel Deu In tbe jaU of T AY L 0 R . &Jl A K Y Twre m• ~ more lban honor roll were: Brla11 Bowell, sllJih grade; Catherine Coram, fifth lfade, and Lamar Lyons, fourth grade. Rlvervlewc Sixth lfade: Rebecca Evans (all A'& I, COM~ Pooler. Fltth grade: David Baker. Angela · Bissell and Mar de Holter. Fourth grade: . Paul Frldenstlne. Third grade: Stephanie Evans can A,'s), Christa Circle, Jull Hayman. Wesley Kanawalsky, Heath Pt'offltt and Jamie White. Cliee&er S!xth grade: Jessica Karr and Jenl!lfer Mora call A's>, Nicole Nelson, Brandl Reeves and Heather Wells. Fifth grade: Meredith Crow Call A's), Marla Frecker. Leslie Parker and Usa Strethem. Fourth grade: Kelll Battey, Stefani Bearhs and Renae Pooler CaliA's), Brand\)nJ;Iuck)ey,Aprli Foreman and Tlf:fany Jtobertson. Third grade; Valerie Carr (all A's), Dusiln Huffman, Wesley Karr, Jessica Marcum. -E:llsha People in the news • •·-Quirks in l :· the news -- 25' AND MelpHighSchoolstudentsare to piCk up ~elr grade cards Monday through Friday from 8 a.m to 2 p.m. at the hlgb school. ..• ' Honor rolls for the final six week's grading period ot elemen: tary sclabols In the Eutern Local SchOOl ~trlct and tbe last nine week's grading period for the Junior and senior high scbooll have been announced by Daniel L. Apllng, superintendent. Making a grade of ''B" or above In all subjects to be listed on tbe overall honor roU were the following students: Tuppera Plaiee , Sixth grade: ~Ike Laughery, Chris Michael, Ginger Nu~r and Noelle Pickens; -Fifth grade: Laurs Buckley, A,ngela Chaney, Amber Fortney, Billy Francis, Tract . Heines, Katy M!IIIICkl!, Sean Maxey and Erin Sexton. Fourth grade: BJllena Bucha· nan, Christopher Buchanan, Ml· chelle Caldwel).( all A's), Jeremy Kehl, Kelll Norris and Joey Weeks, Third grade: Jessica Bartram, Joshua . H•ger, Sarah House. holder, Sari Putman and J.T. . White. .. · Those making the academic FRIDAY IHRU. MON-DAY JUNE 22' 23' 24 Pageant winner Eastern honor rolls _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ D of A to present memorial Practice tor the memorial to be held at state se5slcm Ill Toledo · during August was conducted during the recent meeting of Dis trlct 13, Daughters of Amer· lea, held at the Syracuse Grade School. Eileen Clark, district counci- n. Dailv Sentinel-Page 7 : Thunday, June 21, 1990 ,, j ! 1.'\1 • ••at WI ' (~) ' �Peg a 8-The Dally Sentinel -Local news briefs... -~·_...._..., Fence may be buUt... Continued from page 1 Award. This award recognized tbe fact tbat all elementary schools In the district successfully participated In the 12th annual statewide observance ot Right to Read Week. Teachers designed reading activities for the entire ':"eek which served to Improve and Increase skills which encourage Improved reading habits by all students. EMS has two Wednesday runs Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reported two runs by Its units on Wednesday. At 5:17p.m., the Pomeroy squad was dispatched to Butternu~ Avenue tor Willie Rol)lnson who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 10: 45 p.m .. the Middleport squad was called to Middleport Hill for Dink Kennedy who was treated l?u t .. not transported. Patrol cites Middleport woman A Middleport woman was cited In a car·truck crash; Wednesday at 11 a.m. In Rutland Township on C.R. 10 at the junction of C.R. 8, 1.8 miles north ot S.R. 124, according to tbe Gallla·Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol. · Kelly R. Vance, 24, of 32947 Graham Rd., was cited for failure to-yield after 1984 Mercury Lynx was hit by a i972 Ford F·lOO pickup driven by SteVen J. Bass. 18, of Dexter. Bass was driving south op C.R. 10 when Vance, who ,was heading east on C.R. 8, started to make a left turn to C.R.10. Bass was unable to stop In tltne to avoid hitting the car. . . l l ' 9eU-employed periODS and Un• employed worker• not covered by the fellllar state . unemploy· ment IIIIUI'IIICe prc~~q~ma can apply for thll asllatance. They can become eligible for a weekly benefit amount until tl)ey are able to return to work or l'l!lume their customary · self · employment. Eltcfblllty for belleftts Is dened under Dlsasll!r Uaemploy· ment Aulatance to Include lndl· vidual• Who, u a direct l'l!lult of the dlsas till', no lonaer have a Job, are unabte to reach their place of employment, were to have started new employmi!JII but could not, have become the major suppilrter for a boulehold becaue the head of the boUlebold, died. or ~unot work be- woa· 'I I .-. ., .. . .. ' . . " 0 hmta_gt nou~ . UJe 11 15 1 3 8 · 111 11 10 Monthly 111 R•t• (6 .· ' ~rd of Than... .Oil clay h.tlllll .•• . FI ' •' \.. I' Plr I, telephone excharitc'"~:" _. Aft• c.-e 114 IU-M;olodl. D••• 111-Ch..:., 843-1'247-LttMI filii 841-flllciftt 7&1-"un.d M.SOft Co .. WV a,.._ Cotlt 304 ll'l-"- • ttl..,.ant 411-l.oon . 171 ~ ...,...a .... 7'11--..on 112-Ntw ,t'l,8vtn 111-Lot... r ,I 992-2181 Mlddloiport, . ......, ... H-•dL.wnt... ROOFING OPSHNe SOOtl CdN-ToMake Guttere 949-2794 30 S.uians-'30 BILL SLACK SPEM. FREE ESTIMATES (o. ..... .. 6-S.'IO-lMO. ... EUM ...,.. HOME ._ S9tl OliO cuun COIIIIOL ....... c....... Good IleNe T.L.C. ....... ,.1.... Ienke . •. Rslid1ntial • Commercial "2·5042 ,.,,,.,,, 992-2269 EVENINGS Ill. 21 Wetclo f• 949-2161 ......._ IEMOYAL •LJGHT HAULING •fiREWOOD Appoirl'"*lt Downspouts 27 YIL 11111. SIIIUI & IIEE TIIMcnl TANNING 209 Stlltll 4.. St. "UIW--IOMI'' •caowAYE OY.JIII IIPAII m·uas lrintltfa ·OrWI •GRAVEL •UMESTONE •FILL DIRT... . •ANYTHING AT ALL . "2-5335 tr tiS·SS61 915-4422 lcr11 · - .... OHke Pick lp. ON'S APPUAIICE SDYICI ·,• . 74-llllotarcvct" 78-loatt a .... MOt~t for .... 71-Awto Peru• Acc•ear•• · 77--Aido llop~ , 34-IUiill•s luildirtlll '1 - Lot• & Acre ... . 79~c;...,.o 78-c:o-•.v-· a Moloi Homoo 31-Atlf ...... Wwed 4 1 - - - foi """' 41- MolliloHomoo Itt Jlont · ........-..... IUMTIIIAIKI&_,IIl 1161 ..... St., ...IJIII I .,..anew 1614) ft2-7143 SEARS 701.21111 ClEAN, .... &TEST . Sll.. P?IUPOn OPEN: MON.-FRI. 10 P.M . . 992-2 ar•v TII·COUNn UCYCUIG · IOWI ' 31-11~ lor hit u--•"""'"ror ,_,.,,. "" ... INSTALLATION 614-742-2772 ' YCI a•tc PROFE.SSIION~~LI OPEIIJICIN..SAT.101eS STIAWROMIIa Dwarf I T~ P-AS GllSSc Pilllllllllte!motl, usan, HEllS ..t MOIL pru Lllliil1 ,HI' .DDIEPOIT FREE ESTIMATES Pauln'stul.lttw1111 ................ 554 71 - A•IMfer ... . 71-Truct:l for ... . 73-VMt a 4 fi'D'o 13'7-luttllo 18'7-Coolvile POWIIWASH 511 A:1 r1 r uncr mr n1 ..., L0~11011S 10 SDVI YOIPOMEROV. OHIO: Rt. 7 a S.R. 143 ALBANY. OHIO: Rt. 10 a 8.R. 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY: 8 t.m.-1 p.m. 7 Dtya ALBANY: 10e.m.-a_p.m. aoeya, CloMdSunday OfRIS J • PAYING AS OF TODAY, MAY 29, 1990 #1 Copper lb.; Aluminum 35C per lb . St:' V!i 1' .. ..,_,.,,.., tor""' 'r lfoMint fot Rent 41-Fwf'ftitttecl RoofM \ U · , Oet R,ealtt Faet · · - · · · · fot 41-W.,ttd 10"eft1 "'"' 41-Eou-"'ent for"'"' •• -,_ \e•• ' 2 year Certificate mDeposit $5000 mlnlnium deposit 8. . -···· ..... ..,... -LOOAYIOII DIYI'S •au 'UILIC NOTICE The folic cull• were,..,...~ ~==..lly,~·= . ............ , ...... ,...g ---···-· ....................... Aeencry % BULLETIN BOARD Effective Annu!!-1 Yield BULLETIN BOARD DBADUNE 4:30P.M. PAY B~BE . . PUBLICATION .' . 2SIIW..t ..... COE,Al IMt Will& . ,,Jr. k.'Tl•L~ I'GI Molt 2 .... 4 OfoiO ........ 1d aotloM.,... Of *-" eolloo11.,. Melad. fl. lllleatilftt ..... lle_lfpli'IJ, Ill MltloOW. wfdoltiiO...,.ol - ... ,... ..,.., Pup rue w~~~~-.. tor wiiNn J ....,., •llo•• d ,,,,,...._..... wiltteoo . . dlaolloo> l•oltogll 'LUI lo ... tllttW ......, ao ...,. of the • _ . . . . . , ........... ... .... .... 4 fT1 iinited Tune Offer! Get the Sav1.!!.1 e:rS Special at any · BANK ONE nffire in Athens, v-...; Hocking' am , Megs . axmties.. , Q' '' . . Public Nola Public Nola NOnCI OF I'UILIC NOTICI 1-----:::::i::io;r.r~- IUDGIT HI!AIIING Tlie IMrd Of 1'tutleM of "..,.....holy Calu'l!IN_,..,wtlholcl • 11111111111 a. t~ 111:10 ,............ Qlortll " - Cllftl lit. J .... 82. A. .tiY', ONo CI71D ..... 111-1204 11111, , .. 111"4 OFF CAMPING · oLD~~ ,_nt Mlnllla .. MICNallele .... . . " to ,....,. lllefl wtthl" 100 '"' of ....... C<iuolev. • ..... T-.Np ........Is • .,.-...... , . . . t111t1 IICIH 11 .... lllllln TOWtlolllil IINII 821, -ap- II................ . ... ........ 011 . . . . .. _ ..... llllof ......., _ IIIIITI 1111 ...... 111. · - . . . . . A.IJI. Ill ............ Tea.. lb 11111. , .. 11121. , • 4 ........1011 .J llildtJI :,IP ··~ Dille PJtll I Jl, 4 ' Stop In auld 5H .......... a-.oe.. ..... - ' 992-6421 5-1'-'10-1 ... I anti·J CONmUCnON GaG IAIIIY . •NEW HOMES •SIDINO •GARAGES •REMODEUNG •OENERALCONTRAcnNO A .... (I ••••11111- ··-1111A-- "Q .,, . . I ill .., ...II 1,. I II Prial'' •' "~ ' " S. 11tW. " I ' part \ ... . - .. Plllp&IOIIIL CHIYSI.II.ftYIIOIII , - ::=."t:'C:.i.-· ,;.!!!:; ...... ..... PAT HILL I -'UIIIl :...-...~~- ~ · AI lOIII GlvWWIIY 1 _ ........ . . _ . .. DALUS SAYlE ....................... a_........ - ....,..........._..... 1'$'4 ...... I AtlleM. 0111o 41701. '-otltele ........ lll .............. ., • lllelgtoMineNo. 2. P.O.It111 ao. 31111 Chtra•• . . :-=to •-.a••u a ...... .... _, ,-naa ~loVA NllrCW N CAl II I'IAif ........, OfiiD •uat HJIC c.lll~7114 Rule fl01 :13·3-04. IoUth· ..., ONo Coal Co111p1ny, 111111n Tewtllhlp, llhlge C-'\'. 01110. n.? '' m • ................ wiiNa 1001Htet ...... Towlllhltt ollkiFI 1111 I lj ... MNII ONE. lllf'ld and rentBd mobile home. end · lleolematloln ~_,a,.,... :. .· Ing, pond, over 40 acree Nnced paeture to Ohio Coel lloed811.............. .... Free le1111 & Cairnbr_. 10 a1 umpers "New 15 fiMrl lllnlltt CNI'*" 675-ll53 Includes 4 bedroom•, biG kitchen, huge family room, 2 praaee, 3 bathe, NlltBd 3-room eparlment, 40' x 120' farm build- "' PI.ftl·~t.. vlaw. lim. 101. IH I. ,_, St.. Celllnlllwa. Oil.. ..... Olll' Oi Haclllt''' Nil't'\t Hollh'\ ................ .............. -.. ....... 41211 . . . _ .. _ FOH SALE St....................... W&J&.T..,mlllt. IMellotl: HELP YOU TODAY . 992·6669 Typwof . Travel" PAl .LL FOlD c:......s-. . GREENHOUSE ' flilf'' I ,. I II: I'' 1-. Classified pa,es cot'f'r the ~11-Vinton IIOIISt ... t-7 S.t•••s FENCING OAY UFOIIE ~UILII:lATION COPY OEADI.INE -11:00 A.M. IATUIIDA'I' MONDAY I'AI'lll - 2 :00P.M. MONDAY TU£SOAY I'APEII - 2 :00 P'.M. TUESDAY WEONIIDAY PAI'IR - 2 :00P.M. weDNeSDAY THURIOAY PAPIR - 2 :00P.M. ~..UIIIDAY FRIO ..Y P ..I'EII - 1 :00 ~ . M . '!'IDA 'I' . aUNOA'I' PAPEII Mtilt: CouMy ovtrllliatii'I.Wtelto rtpGirlilsTailks. MOVING! conn:;tlonQ··· AI SER~ICE Wt am,...,..,,.. _., rlllllcatsn· IIIII ._... - - . Wt csn ...ww•ra~~ OUT ''Your "IPI'Y Acts , •&. c._1ili_. ..,.,....._. plec.. Htl Theo.tl, lentin• .... copl - aJ•olfiod cNo"'oy. lutirt•• Co;f ollil ,. . . notieftl wtll a~.. .,.... "' ......... ......... ,...,..., lftd ..... polii DailY Trillune. ,.echtne ower. ,1,000 homel . .... SELLING · .Y•-••• .' ln-ilm 441-lloii317~Ch•liirt A* far Kendld "·~(614) 742-2027 NO SUNDAY cmtll, OliO .10 .., c!IIPMII•••• ill llvuble price of_.~·· . . CEIITEI ....... ····2160 TIUCIIIG .30 .42 •e.oo PURSUIT AlriiM P1L 949·2111 R. L .20 e13.00 41 .30id8y Ml'l' a...... STOP IN AND LET US -.u.OIT,OHIO EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE ''FNIIE....._,, 3-2.. '110-"" 1II Wptdl . 44.00 41.00 HAVE IEfiiiNCIS •.w.tCttftll . ,.... fW•t • • . . ..,... .,_ PIPI"I . c.ll before I :00 p .m. d• •tt• eubli•• to "''*• coneation, •Acli thlt mYit Itt plid Ht adlrlfllce .,, · '. .,/;!u::f., yeu. VIIY IUSONAIU let ~~~iiMt •••r "b'afor •rorseft• firlt ; PRESCRIPTION SHOP ' , ...... , . ... of 6 Mi ..out Sud Hill ltd. NEW STORE HOURS . STARTING JUNE 26 Mo11day thru Friday 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. • 3 P.M. ' ... •oct..... ........ .. :~~ ~'!''/~- ''!" 371-W.tRwt FREE DEUVERY SERVICE I FREE EITIMATEI 'R~:";hi . IO lhcoum lor • • petcl Ml edw ... ce. •f - Qiw.-.y and Found . . und• 11 Wotdl witt tit 143-Arabi• On Monday, June 25, we will b.e in our new store. We would like to thank you for your past patronage and look forward to serving you in our new location, 271 NOUII SECOND --. Words Dav• MONDAY thru FRIDAY I A.M. to .5 P.M. 8 ·A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' Yaluu ' to '41.99 SHOE PLACE IMIIIIIUiOI-tJUntzillll•• • The Ar~'~ Nu.mber 1 Marketplace s TO ,PLACE -AN AD CALL 992·2156 . o,.. .. . ' Prices'' UNDA'S PAINnNG & co. ·u.ctc' OF WOMEN'S SHOES .· ONLY .$ 1 .,• "''--RAVEL 667-61" ~-~1·1 mo. PM. 949-2101 or las. 949•2160 . Day wNight ., . . •as-44n Guttltl' CIMning Painting - ' Classified IIIII'S APPliANCE SEIYICI Nnf -IEPAIR . ALSO VISIT OUR SAUS ROOM FOR SOME GREAT BUYSU ' IIIII CUSTOM MT HOMES &J.IAGES NO SUNDAY CAllS CLEATED SHOES . oSfo "At 'nnn 141-llioOIIftdt 25i-Guyo" Dill --· • IPIOIM BISSELL· BUILDERS to Serve .. . 949-2794 RACINE, We will continue to offer. our many services plus we invite you to stop and open your own personal charge account. ' Appointment 21 ' 253 NORTH SECOND AVE., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . lOW oral NOw To Malee C..l ......... IISSEU SIDING CO. ... I • 992-5U5 tr 915-3561 U..f-hotOffke TANNING 30 s...iens-S30 ' ,, t er_._..........-. . t....:'.:o:.u_:B~et......... '. FOIEYII INSULATION ltsp&l 0 I frsslltkiDfH Fl.ATWOODI, ROAD 1n the Melal County Common Pleas Court, an action for dl· vorce bas been flied by COnnie Yeater, PorUancl, aga. .t Arthur Yeater. Coolville. A dl\toree has been gran lied to Brenda Ran· dolph and Marvin Randolph. •BLOWN IN · ·aam .. •l•l ·2-5103 ""•sh• AND ALL ' e( I VIC'S IOJY SIIOP BROOKS HI-TOPS ALL CONVERSE HI-TOPS .. oaa S-11·10-1 1/t/1- .. ij' • I 367.0511 ON ALL •t • d We're Expan •ng r...- SlQOO OFF Probe complaints · ......... CONSTIUCTION Buy-Sell POMEROY, OHIO . Divoree8 •VIn'L 81JtNO • •ALUMINUM SIDING II$Sfll & - SPOIT FRIDAY and SATURDAY • ty SIX I cause of Injury·. THe Ohio Department or Labor Is also providing employment coun~eiJna, referrals and train· lng to affected Individuals. Counties . declared disaster areu are Atbelll, Bel!llont, Butler, Clermoat, Fairfield, Franklin, HamOton, Jlari1JOn, Hocking, Jacii:Jon, Jetrenon. Lawrence, Licking. Monroe, Muall:lngum. Perry, Pike, Roll and Vinton. . Aallttaace. Accordlna to Melal County Leavlttown, Pa., 8111 Wallace of Wlldllfe·OHk:er Keith Woods, tbe Hartford, W. Va., she was the : : William F. Payne Kansas pty, Kan., Robel'! Wal· Middleport Pone. Department daughter of the late John Lee and lace of Wentachee, Wuh., Susan Sprouse Lee. the Ohio Qly!Jion of Wildlife and William F. Payne, 68, of Warren Wallace of Boise, Idaho are Investigating complalnll In She Is survived by a daughter. Patriot Star Route, (Rt. 775). Mrs. Robert (Rose Ann) Orlln "Bo" Wallace of the villap regarding the u11e ot and died Wednesday, June 20, 1990 at Illegal traps. St. Anthony's Medical Center, McNickle, Spokane, Wash.; two Gallipolis. sona, Javes (Le) Thels:S, Midwest He was preceded In death by · Aay.e with lnfonnatloa reColumbus, following a brief Ills wife. · Katherine James garding this Illegal tq~pplng City, Okla. and son, Charles Illness. · should contact the Middleport : • . He was born April 16, 1922 In (CaroJyn) Theiss, Choctaw, Ok., Wallace. •• Ashland, Ky., son of the late W. 10 grandchildren, and eight · Graveside services will be Pollee Department at 992·6424 or Wood 985MOO. Jennings Payne and Evelyn S. gre•t-grandchildren, and sev· conducted 1 p.m. Friday at Macedonia Cemetery, Harrt1011 ' · Scllmauch Payne of Ashlarid, Ky. eral nieces·and nephews. To meet Monday . She was preceded In death by Township with Rev. Everett He was a retired supervisor of InspeCtion of Harrisonville Ohio Valley Electric Corpora· her parents, her first husband, Delaney officiating. 255, Orderoltbe Eastern Cbapter Friends may call the Cretlon, a World War II U.S. Army Ernes I Theiss, Sr. In 1945, and Star, will be held Monday, 7:30 · veteran and a member of the her second husband, Gilbert meens Funeral Chapel today · p.m. at the haiL June Scott, . First Presbyterian Church of Sinclair In 1960, and a son, Ernest from 7 to 9 p.m. · 1 deputy gr~ matron, will be the Military graveside . services Gallipolis and American Legion Tbelss, Jr. lnapectlna C!fflcer. Members ate She was a member of the will be conducted by VFW Post Post 76 of Ashland, Ky. to take desserts and sandwiches. 4454. · · He Is survived by three sons, Methodist Church. Arrangements are being·com· . William Daniel Payne of Ash· : · land, Ky., and David Lee and pleted by the Ewing Funeral . Continued from page ,1 o,u--__,...-...:....=......:;..._--: : Paul Dean Payne, botl) of Galli· Home. : · polls; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle (van L. Wallace Gregory M. Siewar 1. Qonna M; Bracy A. Korn, Patricia J. Phillips and Nancy Payne, both Davidson, Mary E. ·Davison. Barton, Pamela J. Miller, Betty of Ashland, Ky.; and one Reedsville - .Sherrie A. Roush, Ivan L. Wallace. 67, of 420 J . Lowe, Gerald E. Rought, DaO:. grandchild. John C. Rice, Carolyn s. Barton, E. Follrod, Harold W Brinker, Wilkes St., Green River, Wyo., He was preceded In death by Lisa A. Burke, and Macel S. formerly of Gallla County, died VIrgil K. Windon, Janet R. one brother, James M. Payne. Barton. Monday, June 17, 1990 at Vete- Leffle. Harcy L. Leffle, Geoffrey · Funeral services will be con· rans Administration Medical A. Wilson, Donald R. Smllh, Lanpvllle - ElU. E. Myers. • dueled 1 p.m. Saturday at Cre- Center, Salt Lake City; Utah. Gallipolis - Linda Fraley. Lawrence D. Leonard, Carolyn : • meens F)Jneral Chapel with Rev. ·Mason, W. Va. - Sbaroa L. He was born April 22, 1923 In A. Charles, Willlllm W. Radford, · AI Early officiating. Letlle, and Brian E. Johnson. Paul F. Marr, and WIWam E. Gallla County, son of the late : · Friends may call the funeral . Mldd~t - Real ,R. Harris, Snouffer. Chauncey Eugene and Irene • home from noon until time of the Minerva Lewis Wallace. Charles P. Gerard. LeafY M. Racine - Mary E. Curtis, . service. Chasteen, WllllamQ.Moocly,Jr.• He was a retired law enforce- Grace E. Holter, llarry D. Graveside · services will be ment Steven R. Martin, Dorothy C. Holter, Charles F. Pyles, Jr., oiflcer and a World War II • ·conducted 3: 30 p.m. Saturday at U.S. Marine Corp Veteran where William H. Hoback, Paula J. McCloud, Tamafa.J. Nelson, and • .. Ashland Cemetery. Ashland, Ky. he participated In action against Justis, Melissa R. Jusls, Loretta Glorta J. Peavley. · : : Burial wlll follow In Ashland tlle 'enemy at Iwo Juna. K. Smith. . Cemtery. Shade - Jack C. Well. He Is survived IIY special Military graveside serVIces Long Bottom- Susan A. Karr,' friend, Bea Crichfleld of Green will ~ conducted by American Sharon E. Bryant, Paula J. River, Wyo.; one daughter, Pat Legion Post 76 of Ashland, Ky. Wood, Bruce Hawley, Laura L Darling of Greenup, Ill; two Hawley, and N. RJ.ith Karr. sons, Ivan Wallace Jr. of Ed· Carrie Sinclair Syracuse: David F . Lawson, mund, Okla. and I. L. Wallace of J. Cumings, Teresa M. Kathy Green River, Wyo.: and three Carrie Slnclah'. 81, of Spokane, Tyson-Drummer, and Richard grandchlldrell. · Washington, a former area resl· G. Ash. Also surviving are two sisters. .. dent. died Wednesday at the Rutland: Marta H. Blackwood, . Susie Swllher of Cheshire and Deaconess Hospital there. L. Tillis, Donnie R. Candace Born on Feb. 8, 190!1. at Debbie Cook of Gallipolis; five Laudermllt, ·Dinah M. Stewart, brothers, Da~Wll Wallace of Prescription Shop - Business Services pap 1 M ore... - -Continued ------and tornadoes may be eligible for Diluter Unemployment The Ohio from Continued from pare 1 a similar one Iii Erie County, eye Hllla·Hocklna Valley Rewould last only a year, and that glonal Developmeut Dlatrkt, an eight-county oreutzatloa Inthere were no Indications that It would or could be funded beyond volved In economiC development that time. The grant requires a projects. governmental a&eQCY, such as CommiMIQner Rich Jones extheBoardofCountyCommlsslon· plalned that several Melal ers, to act as the grantee. · County businesses had received The commissioners voted to fundi through the PfOII'ml In the agree to be the grantees on tbe past. He a110 stated that loan appllcatlona aacl ~ admlnll· condition that a wrltleD agreem~nt between Meigs MRDD and tratlon WO\IId all be perfom!ed the cooperatfni agencies be · tllroulh Buckeye Hilla under tile submitted to the commissioners new plan, whereas Ia the past, at the time tl)e grant . Is application wu made throuah the local director of submitted. A resolution In the matter of deftlopment. "166" funds, which are derived Tbe sick Jeav~ and vacation from State Liquor License mopoUCies In county agencies were reviewed by the commiSsioners nles. was unanimously approved by thecommlsslollersatWedaes· In llahl of new rules governJna day's meeting. The funds, which. such matters on thecouaty level. Jo- ·a dvlled that al) county until now, have been admlnls· tered by the Ohio Department of arencles recelvina 50 percent or Development, are received In the more or Its fUDdlnC from the form of revoMng loans to small county general fUnd !llUSt n!)W businesses In the state. " conform to the county'i policy on The resolution would grant vacation and ·sick leJVe. No more local control of the montes action vias taken to c~ge the by aclmlnls)ratlon through Buck· exlating policy, liilt the commll· · akillen agreed to notifY .tii08e offices affeCted by the change. ' . -Area deaths----_;..__ __ ' lhlndey, June 21. 1890 Th&nday. June 21. 1990 - -.... 4,..1111,- =-r.-.-~ • • • I �Page- 10- The Thursday, June 21, 1990 Ohio Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Giveaway KIT ' N' CARLYLE~ 42 Mobile Hom• for Rent Ono 10 wt< old looglo, 304-e71- 1tJ larry Wrtpt ..... -Hondo lhl' l'611 ar 175-1011.. -............ ......-........ :::..":::"!..: ...-=:: Lost & Found 6 -- --. FOUND: '"""' II., ~In ftont of Clllllpollo pool 11t 441 .3 420. •- for return, !'!'!<~~eo - _. t::::::J ' Found:- M•ll Ool•n RMrtaver. a-goo Crook Rd. Hu old llco- number.. 1144464680. LOST/II_, Flw IIIIo Rd, WVlclnHv: tom roping 11GO. 114- Kt H 414 L,T.D. - CHORE I I I I I II ---··-~-- HURSE Dunn, 304- 11$-2435. LOST: llock l ton - l o dog, I mo. okl, mlud brMd. 114-4U- • 8411. I SELIEVE IT'S Loot: Frid4~= 15.. llo.II . dlomDitd T_. 'Piolno. . 91111*0 ond Tabby mlood oot. N•l'llng I ·ldlllttlll. ...... _..""-"...._.. ........ _ Loot: LArGo Doborfnon. Black. AniiWWI lo Jot. Paullnt HMI R.oad a-. 114-31'1'71tt. ON SUNSCREEN .-·.,...., tl'lllllllly por -- • · ll .. .... uillftloo' ......... 114 14t 1111 .• Ill a.,. . . CI) ..ua.. 10= I e~~e..c-. GUBED .I " ; I .L ~ ..... • "A good ~ ramambar about failure, d )'UU mv Mom, "'I 1111 theacl\'u hlrcllr 10 o • p11o1n4e. C:.l =~~~-.;! 4711 r:S:t:uff!==·":::.=::;:=:r:~~======l 1: ro:,.aw . .._ 11 Help Wanted 21 BuSiness 2 R - ,.__, tum.., 1. a;- :p I Raf. Roq'd, No I 1 IIIII. PaiNT NUMifREO LETTERS IN THESE SQU"RU II I' • locitftloo - - F& monthil _ __;&~V_Ic.;,..in.,..lty;,._...,..,,.,. Galllpolll 1 112 mu.. out etoile Challol Rd. Juno 22, N . Now craft & mloc. ftomL Clot•- lie. •-. ALL Yood Sol.. Bl Paid In Advonce. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m, t8ho dday "!~ tho oc12 :ooilto ril~. un ay Mondly _,on -!!In • · • 2:00 P. • Fridoy. p.m. Saturdly. 1 Carport Solo: 22ncl, 23nl. T klndo, clolhl.., •~ con• dftloMr, wtldw, m~..OW.Ve, • drlpll, bldopNodo, cllolwo, • mloc. 1221 Collogo 91., ; sy ...- . 011. : Charolrllo Llko Eatot• (ott O..J. • Whill Rd..l. 2 Fomlly Yord Solo. , Loll ol Goodloo antic!-. • lito,...., oto. Fi!dor. Sotur• dey, g..a;30 p.m. June 22nd and •of"" all • 23rd. ' ; :; DI::..,== FI-M-::IIa-rto:--ot.,-_--:F:-,..-.. --,1:--uc:--p, • So~ Juno 23, only. Hartfonf, WV. • Rt. 33, 4 ·ml..i • • of Pomeroy ; Bridp, WV oldo. Solo till dortoc • Bring JO"r tablal. '"'""""' ·-II-CZ3t. . , FalrllolcloContonary Rd. ., tlon Frt, 1-5, ' 1Sot • ..._,, Clolhlng, nioc. : GARAGE &ALl: Frl; Ill. Juno • 21, 30. Fuot oil tanll, clotlllng • (llg. -~ lp• proo. 1 mh ott Bulavlllo Rd., on : Eaot lolhol Church Rd., .wattll • llgno. 114-44W141. Joan••· - . Pt. Pleasant · & VIcinity !BBam';;;iAniiito~v.;;n~dis.;;;lo~~boo;ll1;n.;;;oo;dd .. '.,,. illmllo, pool , hollo diggoN, ping I'OIIfl~tabla Mnd• ,..., vllw mmot.. clube, ciOIIIM, dfehN, ; II!><• of .... ,.liP ..._ . 1, Ex•- ........... oqulp<ilont. friday and Sotuntly <'22t23. 1:00 to 4:00. Tum 11 • ptclcono Ho- ond '"to tap Maoon,·wv. Yaod Solo Friday hall- -.brld;o • .,_ lrarn :Animal C.. Cent•, ..... .......... . ...,. canoe. u ,;p~hlu, •·S,"\1._ .. Pomeroy, . MiddlepOrt & Vlclnny FridaY, Joino 22, I tl17. Comor of Union ond .....,. ·· - bohlnd tho RIAiand Elooilonl~ Sohool. LHtlo glrto clolhl... t.,, ha--·--t- noio, floh ,tonk. ond ole. Rain "' lhlno. Mechlnlc Str... Slt...,.y, June 23. •s p.m. COme Md ... our merchandlMI - IUftlblelor plio. ~C'T~. "'Cal'*!'~~~ ~· A Ext. 1244, Including Sot. 3:';!. 1 -II"· ==---= . ~I - a f!rYw S TIMI v1o1 on - : Sor- adverttelng. Send JM&aM ~P F-~1221, 1 lr. utHftloo 107 2nd, 011llpollo. - .7p.m. F . - AM. 1210~ .2 IR, utiiHioo IIOkl, '70i 41 . h, Ulllipolll. 1114-441-Wte alllr 7 p.m..' q•l=-; :w.•y lor.....trolnlng -... IDr '71 Now icfd!lton. 20012~...'::1 viCtim . . . . . . . . . IIYit of Cl aalsllllll T.-. 8...,. . . . .... ¥11110 AMIIII Anll Cllllll MICI)....._te • ..-. ' .. . ara • •--==' (1)=,..., ' 'J:IOIIf.,..,~u a 7TGII5glt? .I . ··ClASS .REUN tm -.urr Ooufor, All; I'll, Pll, Ill, - ·lncludld, - tl,.. alto twocriAII, .,...·tll'll 304-11:12031. Po- ........ --·r . ' . 121124 win Mil ,,....111HZ.,._....., •v• "' -OJm•. . . . -· .. n.od,_,."" - .. loe hlthlr·-lvatod and M• 8lnlng p!IDbllm •tv of tho unbotlovoblo !!10 and "'-n - - ....... ft2,100 dlllvll'ld an<l 001 liPPOolllon ..._ . Coll1--721-40481or -~... bonk -o r ...... "'""- lo a and pluo. W. - u&lrl and I 1 _.....,. . -.-12100. ODfFIIIIWf•wln -457111. C''*:t: ..,.. 3 Pomeror~.X: A-lw to: P.O. • Employor EOEIIIF. r,•· 80 ocN firm, 14 Ja- Skytlno oblle1114-1411arno . on HyMII Run - · I'I4-IDtl057. ., _,_ ... ,_2- I ~~"C,S \ Wanted to Do v.w. - · 114- ~·· 1,!'!ulllntllte * S?no- i•c,-. Roomofllr-·-0<1110111h.• llartlftl I I . - , - Holal. ~~~14~4~41-!:!t~I~IO~-·.;..... · --=- Call aftor 2!011 1111111, ..._, WV. • = ovL-. .,.... ,.,.. P."'·• 30t773o 04*. Dlllol ~ 4dr. ~-I Ill AC, PS_. PI, AII/AI. ,._1 CiOiiiiltton, •. - -.. .., ... ....,_ 46 Space for Rant - ~--- ....... -· b"Ji "'"""*"- .. . -~~~-··· ...... ., ,. IH,\[)( ~M . t:30eCJJ • • ' ,, ~ pari ...... Jtilrt 10 bUy tiOCk I i w7ticlt ltnliWI~ ...... I' ptungt....... Q 10:00 <J1 100 a. W?riPM n ; ; , .. W•v• 304-812·2645, 30 Individual• n•dld.. • otlootlo..... - bllng loci. P1~-llmo worto, luiHimo poyl Sot , .. r oon No W""lcl lko to do bobvelhlng In CoUectlona, no dellv--. lrM my homo. llofl.l'rl. !lap onlr. paper suppiJH. Fr• $300.00 kft. 114 Ul 1188. Alao · boolllng po~loo . Call Sondy .. 114-247-3071. . WE'Ll. JEST HUMOR TH'. PORE . OL' SOUL--SHE A6'1N!! THINKS T.HArl.L MAKE: IT .lltllll HER PLANT 72 TIUckl for sale F-110. 4X4, runio aood. .... i!::·:..-p . , . _ bod - bod.., ................,llf, ... 30 11. Allor - ' p.m. 114-211- 1tlt Cl!nJ 414, bod. & a U.o. .,.,._•• , or 114 11110 IL ••.not z.::- . !I-~ eCil • ·!~~~o~-t·~OIIIo~~-"" '.......1 ,j I 83 Ex atl •ter. •• _. . TNnalllna. _ , . ..... 1114o771o1AI. .84 - wlib ~· Be ..... thai you •• not lloe anil wlto cloioa WliiiiiWijj lilly to provalle • Clll1lrontdon. Electrical & Refrigeration Haven. ~. ') ~at 112 · " 6·=---,-7""""-:--- = = 101 a h 11reo1 Middleport 304-812-2111. '? For rent PGmeror, I bedroom, bulmert, gtrap, MW turnanoo, centnl olr. R.,. ,. rwl80n~e. NHd 3 r.t.111011. Wtho In 7:111L c/o The BontlniL Thloo Bodroorn, unlumlohod · h-oln P -. 114-112-2211 _,p.m. ._ ........,. - ' : o~ dopoall: ..... ' WI Do not "Got a mailman's uniform? .1 want · to disrupt a ~og show," 1051,448-2012. DAILY CR\'PTOCIUOTES- Here'ill?ew 1e will It: ' • u•eo.•TattlglltlltOU II&\ !!§•~ • ' ' ftap 1111 AXYDLBAA~R IILONGFELIJOW One letter slands for 1nother. ln·thla S57SJ7Pie A tallied for the tJ?ne L's, X for lhe two O's, etc. Sinlle leUen, apostrophes, the le511lh and fonnaUlll'l of the WGidl are aU hints. Eac:b day lhe c:ocle !etten are different. ClhPIOQUO'IE ... .. 6-11 IMZ8Z NBZ HDKW I .I H • I ?b(Ql H S, ENRDIRDL: N~O - IMZ IMZ E H B I 8 N R I XZBRHPX XQRBY.- AMNaKZX ..oR A Y Z D X .. Ynlnl a'• Ca;;1111 Ill? 11E WORD& IN . . : MOU1H WERE SMOOIIC:nwt IUriEII, lUI' · . =-Dr~'.:::.=:..:: MARGAIIIE WAS IN te HEART. - l .....- . CIIIIIVMI I tit 'I): ) ·' Moko Cllt'IIT. . . =···In. IE ..... 28 Blunder 18 Chime 38 "Superman, onmm 37 Wire !ooP ' J..EVIIIa)N ' 8 Burro X I WK Z X I =~'t-=:t ....... Willi' pold• . _ l 1M1 !nltrl-,-·=. . . 12d0, Lacated on UB, :S mil• 0111.. 2 aR, /IC, 1231 pi,. rour pa. group • tt. lolfodlll' to In tit. .,.. 01 M,,,-. Uptial••••• --. 42 Mobile Homes for Rant ' Pll CD (Fill. • IIIII ..,..,._ wlto llltaplng to H.U.D.. = 2= ,umlo=. Rol. ..... .......... ChanDtl . . ,.,.... do • Dum IIIII 11111 onry ,_ to do t1t1ng1 - BKDEOSOL 41 Housaaror Rant •rev• .... AGIMMI8 ,,_ lll•w•""•et. 11) n·s .,... not to -~~~tempt to do lelb or • ......... today you ltncl utttrty • .. 35 -le II _.,.._, •us I ...,. 011011 .· musk:al . by watllli?ni n1g111 . . w5IO o77 • . 33 Astaire !;rl=" ca •a lde••« QONI""•"' 'IIIII ill!-, BERNICE bodr01111)~_.fumllhlcl, . 11:00111DII.. . , . _.... lnd Pita Rentals 2 ltlill ,... "",..........,. z- :14.000 - o n onatno. Ro Nil. ;·~.,.;;;;;.;cav,;;.;;~n~g::,_--: = W.. Tonyud . .11'01(2: 101 10:a01«~~ C~o~o?~a~ WIIIn0818 . ...... lOng ' Plumbing & I"Od -,, . - . .,...._1ll!lll,. --:-~H~IIIt;;:_;;ln~g~-1177 GIIC lrHIII 11 ft; Co-o f1M.nb1nt 3 bdrm, )..10- muot bo VA ( 151:20 I]) MOVII: Thi • i toatlc 82 · 24Whlmper 25Jmpudence 26 Bullion, e.g. 27 -tattle 30 Exist · 31 Bankroll 32 Chatter (sl. ). =-~--- (A) l:o.. (I)·~~,... te LM • e .. .,... , ......... •u 3D a . '" tile took tile jlek. mannered OOUII5151c1- = I l l :00) 1177 - 36 • .. eCJJ e u. 1.1w Kellly'a AUNT LOWEEZY 15 TALICIN' TO AI,_ 18 Goddesa 7 Blind alley 21 Expei 21 Fet'1Cing (lat..) 8 On the col 22 Dread sword 17 Dig 10 Fencing 23 Foray 31 Whitecap further poSition 24 Castle 34 - hiW 11 E51ropean 13 Use a ball dHch 35 Bluegrasa shrew 15 Take In 25 Avouched genua 20 Iced beverages 21 Formerly 22 Autocrat 23 Bad- WA"tt:HIN!if TV. k Z. =~~f= . -:..:~:;.:..:.:.-:--..=. 15 Succeas I 6eTIK)5r :~~;)plh:.; Norllt 1 Doctrine or ReK 4 Nail · 39 Had dinner 8 0pposed DOWN 9 ~djust, 1 Habituate as an 2 City alarm worker 11 Kindle 3 60 sees . 12 Pounce 4 Eggheads upon 5 Take 14 Before lime-out OF Nf:( Net.e : ,) II &. I ... by fHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 38 Donna . .. MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP ........... . Valllerable: ~ Deeler:a..tlt CROSSWORD ·I'll 87erl0. Q AIIJI'II, ........... - tQMIII •Aut club. ., Sllftr G f - illllde a flae pleJ, ·--~--· I I - - - · ?"I t t ,7- i!Utda:lwa'aU..GfpiiJ-. diiCt. •-•ex .- • 01:~~· C?IUII AeOICICI'I p;of 111111' 11111 ~ici. §f~ Ill Sui. I'll luiH ConlllfJ Umlllil. VI, 11!111 Ford ton truali, 's crt, lour ~lnllod, ootid 511-23:11. lpprond, 1»,000.114 t :t :'2 !halo. .. UPIIshlflawe Ol?ader, ... W-Doom WltltA V. · • An•tl 7 lillll?llhOD • IIOVIB: . . . . . . . . 1'rlll 11:00) 1:311·~ 8 D??"""" Woo?tl 0Wip1ltiainlplrldbylho ¥P II . Furnished RoomS ' •u , · ,_,.., faU wltla 'Wwt played a17tlrd d\o_ Nllwl , • .._.• ._ iipontl11111l1111.mm of tnt* tn MIWIOa IIIII . . devlltMinQ lntpiCllt .. having on lite pulll7c. (3:00) Mogle v..,. Illy Coro Cantor ,......blo, dopondlblo, Ileana•. quality child care. Mon· day lhru Fridly, 7:30 till 5:30. For more lntorm•tlon or to "POSTAL JOIIS" Start ftt.41n.r. reglltor 304-875-1147. Phil beftefttl. For exam Md lp- Mill Paul•'• Day Cll'8 Center, pllc•llon Information, 0111 7 Sir., •flordable, chlldcare. M·F dayo, Bam to 10prit 1-211-324- 6 o.m. - 6:30 p.m. Agoo 2 •10. 4881 oxt. 101. Befo,.., art« echool. o,.lne wolcomo. 114-448-8224. 'ASSEMILIRS NEEDED' lmmodlato oponlngo. F•l l Qponlng lor oldorly caro In my Po~~lmo. No ..p. ilooc!od. Ex- hOme, good referenca, 304-773~llent P•yl FOf Info 011 1-2'1e.. 1248. 324o6287 Ext. 107 ea..m. to tOp.m. WlrUd To Bow: UaOd lllolollo Hornoo, 114-448-G1711. AVON .. All or•o, Call Marilyn ..... - - - · i .... 7111111 C88 45 ... 1100'1'11 '~Joe ~~~dl~~lllecL~ . ~lei .... (R) s.r.o. ...only. .,. """'" "' opF~ 110me whh rtvw frDntep, 304- 441-GIOII.. . •Cil 7 trlltlltsa MilltoteiA'fUIII,_II '*'ltlld by hll?stli flhr'l · .."'. "" 11e I from · 1';: p._ ;• tile -lilt. Dlduw7NT .... ICIISid plaJid • '"ISPIIDd I NT .... I NT I· to . . . . . . .......,ltaplllltollltl ~ tbe - .llba·lt WU ..til far w.t to ()Fpt-IIIIIMd: +I bave tbe ~But so- ple,.t low • tbe dl•mond q-. Wbat poor : L . - - - - - - , - - , - - - - l to Wltk? He ;tla,ecl a ~ · " back to dtimmy'l oJae IDd Eut- · lt'lbet-to5JIIdlllellillellf11 ' tbe Jack. Now- the clooll JO. a- f~......, IISid Ill It .... 'llllllilill7 It tteeated ?ltat Ellt.beld lite dWDond .. . _......... uaii:Mt..,.tlle ... ::L ,..,... . . - - upl7tle .' tJI j ' .QIIU l ==~=~ Poll I 151 n. FIN cyc7l ..,ooo. dare, nlghta, or weekend•. 614- 1~&:-t I liS ,, • . ... LIII9V?I: .. ~'••IQI ",_ •,....., • c-..,_ "*" IIIIIOhla. - •~: 1111 I •Qn c:uolpe '- tile IIC!OIId-ild 111171 . to ' be klqer 7Ua tlte lltl?t . . At uy nte, ?lie 11001DAI tllree CCIIIlnct ... I'III'Mtl, ud PJijlr, Joe Sllftr, led tbe • low ••ttlbllle" 7Md, I conctuc111 w111 &lsalriecl't tMtWIIII:'ILWicplhil . ~. hlldllll1. end lll-448-1211 11iti .Rillloa, 218-1-. . a..- . _ - Park. Cltr polntm1nt • ' BAll' ' •Qt tbe CU. · 51111. iD .1110. NO!'tb't blddiD& metb- . ~~~:e.& I Opal 41114.• 18 ,, ........ .. . WilT Ben II ILIII ::: ctr?Q (' r=..ro;::-,~.=:"'.;t 33 . Fannslor Sale . .. ' : tAH 'NICI) . . . ? -- r::a. ' -·· -2031. old, MO. LPNINA far ln-.'-- .,.. of potlonl ~ total ..,., knd lotlor -ng: u- .,. -1087. portonoo, avdablo, 1IH . . . . , 12K44, .,.. N~IIJ -1911-bic/o NpoiN,;:~!&\: d camp ... ... Qolllpollo "'"' trollor, tMII:OO Pll . Ttlbuno, 121 A...... CWMpotlo, QH 411at 1111 1ZxiO, 2 h*OOIIIL flotr IIAHAOEII TAAIIIEE, CSR ....... kl- oppllanooa POSITIOII .AVAILAILI. 9111• 11'14-248-8313 m-327 lnoiiiAion hao an lmrnediMe Ol*llna .In our h. a.otillod .... SPECIAL. FICI«v to you1Gtt, 2 •.. t ' 1 '• The wrong line with the nine . I -ton. Only 1'1110. 'flwoN Plalnl. 114- ----·' ---·--· ---ollw. MpOIIIO.. :ICJ4-I7I. •.. n••1.1• a·e~1~ . 0 ¥lot 4112 . . liap.. 1177 C.lllac. Good 32 MoiJIIe Home• tor sale avalllble.,l14-681-1341. Roue. 2 A8hton, 1 ..,. Iota, 1 mlloo -.th Qolllpollo Loeb, public _.,., . no -rlotlono, HalpWintad eon- I Auto CIMnlng. For mort lnforQulfta maUon call 114-25e-1481 aak for Antlq"' or now. bcoll.,. condlo Morto. tlon .;;".IJ,· Prompt poymonl. 114- Do bobyolttlng In my homo, 11 1111 .:..:.• ....... 01 IIIli,':. lolnto.. Cal 1'10013 rwaillorlor- mil. Will oc::old boglnnlng July-..~~. oaniNrll. t14-1U41M • lnl11fL r•-· Employment Services Aui'oa tor Sale •• = • '· llllo811Ctall!ltm1.... to: Fruth, Inc., P. 0. lox 21lJ Pt. PIMNflt, WV 28510, Attn: ulle Corpolllor. No pllono COtto, no aoc:oplod .. tho ....... EOE. IWIH/1. F~IHimo 0< poot- RNs ond LPNS to -In .,. - ICF goriatrlc rnldente tacllfty. S.tary with ... porto- E l l - packago, lhlft llulbllly ...... 1bta. Contact ~I GruMr, RN, DON, Llkln Hoitpltal, ~75o 3230Lold 11, lion • frL 1:00 Pll • 4:00 •II.. GO THE WAY Of THE HI-TECH ••lolna 71 .t. - . . - Real Estate Cl) Clli1... Allllr • ~-· to4al -MElll*-lofw. Including onlorlng, ln.......,. control, peraonMI Nnage:nent. IChodullng, - l t i l n g , .l FUTURE. The Eloctronlco Sorvlclng ptogNm II The Adul Educollon ~Tri.county Vocatlonol lchool wll train you fllr lobo In tho ond rioalnt-- of oloclroiilo • for Sale' ,_..,...,..;_,..,---,,.hop-~ -In ---------1 U.n. Fruth _ . , o1 w ... kl an expeltenoed front Md r.l tii:Z ••Y' rI I* I" I' KRAM LITS ANSWIIIS . ~· to Wfdl8d-AIJO/d - Ouall- lkHzY-DRIVEMI4Y · Dldja· ever llQIIca deparlmant: kt lllr mann 'u wll spring a leak on the flrat day of a 5 day baclcpacldt og ~ · and not when the ldds use it for camping In the DRIVEWAY. up ar - · • 2 ,_ 1 Sf7!/m0. offlco SION lor oalo or i - Glen· - . t1IQ/Ino, 1111 utllftloo • Spuro, ~la-1421. :,.0011 , , :JilcM:G ~.:,• ':..n"rr 1 eludod. Ll_._ 111111, . e_... •- llonl N · • · _., - . , _.. piJ, o ::;:q"";,::"-=·~;;;":;71:;22~111.~;;:;;;;;.! r.~~·~tt~~~~~--~~~-~;;: ~-. u...,- noodod. a.uty BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT cono•ftanl. tt4 441 4128. 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Pnod - . 9 wamad to Buy oountr wotor, ..... n, .._.. . - oxtro S. ..Ured, . Nolrlellono. ln~lon mahd 1115 I 1171 Oallla Count!~::- worto - · or ovwolngo. on '*I'*'· 304-171-6213, John book. Aloo1 1177 llolas J S.nd _...,., P.O. Boo 101, D.. Goriach, no ling.._ 1-100-4~71. alctwll ::lrol=l.::•ra.:::..!plo:::::-::::,.·...,....,,..,..--::-......,1111 and 1177 High 12 snuatlon 1 - · Whllo Ook U.b. -tloSchoof yHrboo.... 1175 1nd .led. $5000. or beM oftrlr. I'M1171 Oolllo Counir , . . - . Wanted :;:388:: ,;:.a:;:55l: :._-c-.,..-,--....,.1.aoG-42a-45'1S. :io tO 50 ocr.. In Lolart INI itoo Junk cart1 with or without Win telct earw of the eldlr1y & houae end t.n avat.. btl, J04.. ~IE::~~~=~·~~ motors. Richard George-no dlubled In their ~orne. 114-682· 175-7783. Yi Sunday calli · ploua. 114'388- 3147. · :;,:..:.:..:~--=---:---=--=1015. Lot on Racoon Cr- Big Foot Junk . ' o P E K s ,fall. the higher' )'UU - r I 1.. I' CornpleM "" clndle .....,.... bv filling In tho mltlliog _ . I 1-..l......J.-L....L.....L....J you d... lop ' '""' ..... No.. 3 ........ "I thought Dad was sup- 44 Apar:tmant for Rant posed to be sick! He'~ eating an awful lot of .1 our best ::.:0 '":...,...-1:..--....;.:; Yard Sale__ 7 60®.· FOR,ME ... Quill -"'" but. · to hooplol & -lng ........ng 2 IR PI"';lrJ~.m"'"1-'1' 3401 ore . IT SAVES A LOT ., I~ I I I I I I I I=-=:.:r., I~ I.'.::::-::~-=~- 1125 . rowonl CltiiOf'CI ' ' IJ I POIWit L �.. . Porr•ov .,.,. 12-The Deily Sentinel TJ:Iuraclay. June 21. 1990 Midcleport. Ohio Ohio wttery _, Braves top Reds in bottom of the ninth Daily Number 471 Piek-4 8855 Page3 bowen and thunderstorms likely Friday nJcbt, with a low In the low 60s. Chance of rain Is 70 percent. Partly cloudy Saturday, with a chance of showers, and hiJhllln the mid 708. Chance of rain Ill 30 percent . • • Vol.40. No:286 Copyrighted 1 990 2 Sections. 1 4 Pago• Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday. June 22. 1990 A Muttlmedi• Inc. NewiPaper Searchers .find 23rd body in flood area SHADYSIDE, Ohio (UPI) thos~ unaccounted for, and set flash flood that dumpedover5 ';-2 Search crews found a 23td flood the number 'of .mlssing people at . Inches of water over the area in vlctlm about 3o miles down· seven. less than three hours stream fl'om Shadyside ThursVogt S!~ld he would try to One woman went -outside to day evening, one week after a Identify the body Friday untie a dog, and turned to see her wall of water devastated the morning. house - with her two children southeast Ohio town authorities The latest victim was disco- Inside_ swept away said. ' vered by a Marietta firm, conThomas Humphr~y 's . sons, The unidentified body was tracted by the Army Corp. of David, 10 , and Danny, s, and his discovered at the Hannibal lock Engineers, to sift through debris ex-wife Sue, were all killed by the on the Ohio River 30 miles at the nearby lock Vogt said. raging flood waters, downstream from the mouth of Homes along the Wegee and Tne22ndbody was ldentifledas . the Weegee Creek, Belmont Pipe creeks were l1estroyed by a Stephen Gatten, 9, the brother of CountycoronerlnvestlgatorCha- gigantic wall of water that Timothy 6 also swept away In · · dd h ti · ' ' rles Vogt said late Thursday. roare own t e ny tributaries, the storm. Their mother, Mary , Tl!e discovery increased the tearing up tree trunks, smashing Alice, is on the list of the miSsing. . . In the aftermath of what has number of confirmed deaths In cars like . toys and stripping the disaster to, 23. Earller'Thurs- . buildings from their fo.undatlons. been called Ohio's worst weather day Vogt investigated the list of Entire families perished tn the disaster several weather ex· · · . r 1·Ease .. 1.1s oz••••••••••••••. "" .................... 59¢ ~"i .,e . age Jel' Ease- 1.1s oz................................... . · -··:~Graham Crackers 18 oz....................89¢ Graham Crackers 18 o.z••••••••••••••••s.1.99 ' ..Erozen ·" Broccoli 18 oz. .................... ..99¢ . ~:pork & Beans 1e oz...................... ~ •••• 29¢ Frozen Broccoll18 oz.............. ~ ....s1.39 Pork & Beans 1& oz•••••••••·•••••••••••••••••• 53e 1.7s oz•••••• ~ •••••• !l . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. $1.5'9 . . ' . $ . . Graham Crackers 18 oz................ 1.69 ' Frozen Broccoli 18 oz...................$1 •65 ' Pork & Beans 18 oz........................'...49e Sur Jel • • ,, s2 •59 . . . ' . 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' . . $ Slim Select•••••..• ~ ~ ........................· .2.19 Minced Onion soz.......................$2.75 Van De Camps . . $ . · Fish Sticks 12 oz............................ 3.19 Van De Camps Fish Sticks 12 oz... ~ ........................ $2~89 32 . Imitation Bacon Bits s 1/4 oz......... $ 1.59 Grape Jelly . • •· Imitation Bacon Bits a114 oz.........$1.19 Arm Hammer Baking Soda,.-,&oz. ...................~.::r•• ~~-.53~ . ~· Cut Green Bean 15 112 oz.................... 27e Cut Green Bean 151/2 oz........... :........ 65e . 1s .1/2 Cut Green Bean ,:Cider V.lnegar aa1..........................s1.69 Cider VInegar •,. (;JfOYNJ} ' BREAKING - Ground breaking cereiDonlell for 'McDOilald's were carried out Thursday mornlns. According to Ro9coe Mills, owner and operator of the restaurant, the · e8tabllshment should be up and runnlns by Oct. 1. Pictured, are Ronald McDonald, Melp County 32 oz. .......................... Arm Hammer Baking Soda 16 oz. .........·................... 59¢ . oz..................... 53¢ . ..• s2 .29 Cider Vinegar a!lt..........................$3.56 .... ' ... . ' 18 ~......................S2Q9 :::Vanilla Wafers 16 oz..........................79e Vanilla Wafers·1e oz......................s2.09 .Vanilla Wafers • . ./Marzettl Slaw Dressing 1&~.......s1.59 Marzettl Slaw Dressing 1e oz.......s2.19 Marzettl Slaw Dressing 1e oz.......$2~35 .. ;.:: Jiffy Baking Mix 40 oz.......................99e Jiffy Baking Mix 40 oz.... ~.; ...........;s1.29. Jiffy Baking Mix 40 oz...................s1.29 ..• . . $ . :·.' French Dressing 18 oz.......;....... ~ ...s1.1-5 French Dressing 18 oz..................s2.19 French Dressing 1e oz.................. 1.89 .. gat.......................... ' ' ' ' ' . THE BOTTOM LINE 8J9.12 '31.78 OUR ca• EillOII'I STORE IDIIAY, JUNE II, 1110 .-cE ',. IIARNHOUT, OWNER •PEIIBONAL CHECKS <COUPONS oGFT CEII'TlFICATES 'r • .. ~··: •,~ • MONDAY.SATVRDAY . IA.M..fP.M. · SUNDAY, 1f A.M.4 P.JI. 100% •WYWJ.C. •FOOD STAMPS •1' • ._.,........,.M.L .... -rr.MIIII._,..•MI.- WE WELCOME o.l ...... THI 80' I DM Llll ·· S••e·A -Lot l'riees Are E1ery~•Y Low l'riees Not Weekly Sjeei•ls '!HUE I'IIIIU WERE ElftCT1VE II " THE BOftOM LINE FOOD .170111 .. MONEY·BACK' GUARANTEE · · Th~;ee new Instructional posl~ The board of educailon dIscussed a letter recently received lions were created by the Meigs Local School lloard When it met from the VIllage of Rutland, staling that the village is interThursday evening. Jane FTY, ested hi acquisition of the propdistrict treasurer, reports that erty behind the civic center. The· an OWA vocational position, a property, now used to park old learning disabilities instructor school busses, borders the park and a computer lab Instructor and Is currently owned by the position were created for Meigs district. The village Is asking the High School. In other personnel action, the board to donate the land or advise them of the purchase school board employed Brent Manley as · its director of trans- price. The board did not act on portation for o OO:yMr coritracf the requ~t. effective July 1 and granted · The school board heard and matel'nlty · leave to Rosaiee approved the treasure~ 's financial report and discussed the bills Snowden until Aug. 27. 'the board retained Richard Klzma to han- . submitted for payment. dle the certified Insurances for · Superintendent James Carpenthe district. a . $1.85 Minced Onion 3114 oz..~.-. ......... ~ .....$2.29 Grape Jelly ,.~' • Budget Gourmet to flee the area. This was not Issued. . . This Is surprising to somes1nee the Belmont County valleys are known to be flood-p~one. flood In 1976 a Weather ervlce bulletin said the region, wh!~h includes southeastern Ohio, Is the most,flood-prone area In the co~try. ld his analysis of the ogers sa h ~une 15 radar summaries s 0~ the highest lntensit~ ~~~~~~st0 sat on tl)e same spo · three hours ." However the Virgiilta state cllmatologlst Patrick Michaels . ' . at the Unlverslt~of VIrginia, s;t~ the presence 0 Intense ra a echoes was not unusua 1 1n Appalachia during June. Marvin Miller, chiefrreteoroioglst at the Cleveland weather station, said indicators did not warrant Issuing a flood warning. Lee Grencl, a meteorologist on the faculty of Pennsylvania State ., • University, said he went on the Pennsylva~ia public broadc~stlng systems TV network at 5.)0 p.m . that evening and warned of possible flooding In the Ohio Valley . . . J . Michael Fritsch, a thunderstorm expert at Penn State.,satd in his view, the radar data .. wa~ n~t wiall t~h~ lmpr~sf~~ingln s 0 ng e anger 0 ·• Even If a flood warning had been Issued, Shadyside area residents might not have left their homes . Be k Gl 1 nt r at the ~aiesh~~e~is!s~~ ~e:t~r in · . the Jefferson Elementery School, said her family barely escaped with their lives - but advance warning probably wouldn'thavechangedanythlng. "It had gotten so we would hear the flood warnings and not pay any attention to them, anymore." Glaser said. ' 'It was like . they were crying wolf." Meigs Local. board creates .new jobs ' Budget Gourmet Slim .Select............ ~ .....................S2.19 ' ! " :. Budget Gourmet -:.Slim - . S.lect.................................. . $1 •59 ~ " pertsarequestionlngifthelossof lives could have been prevented., · Jeffrey Rogers, an Ohio State University prof~sor of geogr~phy. told the Cleveland Plain Dealer, ' 'The more you look at the data, the more you wonder why they didn't Issue a warning. "Given what can see on the radar charts, It s not surprising theareagot5\!, lnchesofralnlna few hours," .Rogers said. " You can see these were severe storms In the National Weather Servi'so n data " ce w · But :weather ex perts frompthe University of Virginia and ennsylvanla State University supported National Weather Service forecasts , . Federal officials p<isted a flood watch at 7:41 p.m. from the Akron-Canton weather station. A flood watch means that heavy rains may cause flash flooding. This Is a weather alert. A flood warning tells the people · · Commissioner Manning Roush, 'fed Reed, president of Farmer's Bank, Sandee Mills, Roscoe· Mills, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler, Bruce Reed, Pomeroy 'VIUage CouncU, Judy Lombardo, regional fll!ld consultant for McDonald's, and Steve Scott, job contractor from Marietta. · Furniture exhibit held over By JULIE E : DILLON Sentinel News Staff Almost300peoplehaveviewed the exhibition, "Ornate and SimI ' ,, pie Foi'IJ)s: Pomeroy Furniture · · and Fashion, 1840-1880," since II opened on June 8. . "This has been an overwhelming response," said Dr. Catherine Stetner, one of the curators ' abd project director. "People the pit will be filled with two feet have come out to see their history of stone wh ich will be compacled on display and we ·have been and act as a "floating base." This asked to keep the show up for an base should compensate for any additional week. " movement caused by the Ohio The exhibition will continue at River which flows under the the Meigs County Public Library ground beneath the site, accord, until June 29. Featured in this lng to Mi!ls. The finished res taushow are Pomeroy-made furnirant will be elevated four feet ture, clothing and other artifacts. above the ground , Mills stated. Roher! Elberfeld , in charge of Manning Roush, stated on security for the show, stated that behalf of the Meigs County Board the catalog, which Is available at of Commissioners that It is a the exhibition at a cost of $~. Is pleasure to welcome Roscoe and Sandee ' Mills, along with McDo- particularly Important because of Its Introductory essay and all nald's, to Meigs County and that the biographical sketches of the the board Is pleased with the 60 to "Not only Is the craftsmen. 70 jQbs which the restaurant will catalog a very good history of our provide. town ·In the late 1800's, but It Is enjoyable reading, " he said . Dr. Steiner and Schuyler Cone, assistant curator for the exhibition, will be available to autcr graph the catalogs on Thursday wants to restore It and display It evening during the Art In the inside the restaurant. Mills Park Sliow, held In conjunction stated that a reward will be given Ohio UnlversityCommuwith the to the person that returns the niverslty Band concert sponsign. Anyone having any lnfor· sored by Bank One. matlon on the sign should contact "It Is not often that an Mills at (304) 372-5512. exhibition can be continued beyond Its closing date," Steiner stated, "and this Is an opportunIty not to be missed." ' ' · MCDOnald S to Open -,.estaurant at old Freight. Station site · According to Mills, the restauBy JULIE E. DILLON rant will be constructed in such a Sentinel News Staff manner which will allow seating Ground breaking ceremonies for 133 people. He went ori to say were held Thursday morning for that the restaurant will face the McDonald's, which will be lcr river and the Pomeroy Mason cated at the site of the former bridge. Mills stated that the Pomeroy Freight Station. Pomeroy McDonald's will emCity and county officials, as ploy 60 to 70 people. well as area residents, joined A new addition to the Pomeroy McDonald' s owner 11nd operator, McDonald's Includes a face-toRoscoe MIlls, In the ceremony . face driVe through, similar to a The new store Is scheduled to be drive-up window at a bank, up and running at the site by Oct. according to Mills. 1, according to Mills. In preparation for construcMills stated that he was anx tion, excavators dug down 13 feet Ious to get Into this area and below ground level and a protecbecome a part of the community. tive fabric has been placed over He went on to say that he has the ground. According to Mills, work~ for several years to come Into the area and that a good deal of research ·was completed In selecllng an appropriate site. M!lls said he selected this site because of Its close proximity to Roscoe Mills, owner and operasurrounding communities. . Mills pointed out that his . tor of the Pomeroy McDonald's, efforts, were greatly assluted by Is attempting to locate the Meigs · County Commissioner Pomeroy Freight Statton sign Manning Roush, Pomeroy VIl- which hung outside the building. lage Council Mayor Richard Mills stated that he Is attempting to locate the sign because he Seyler, and the Farmer's Bank. ter asked that the district ma!le;~ loan application and financial analysis from the Ohio Department of Education. Members Robert Barton, Jeff Werry, Robert Snowden and Richard Vaughan voted in favor, with one member, Larry Rupe voting against the motion. The board also made modifications to the appropriations for the current fiscal. year, which appropriations total S10,927,394.(Ja. Addltlonallf. • t he board adopted temporary appropriations for fiscal year 1991 In the amount o~ $2,634,002.43 and authorized borrowing the spending reserve not to exceed $179,000 at a rateofflve percent Dr. Steiner said that she is gr<t teful to the citizens of the a rea and the library staff for their cooperation and support. ' 'This, has been a wonderful project to work on because everyone has been so Interested aild helpful," she said. '• The project was funded in part by the Ohio Humanities Council and Ohio University's School of Home Economics . The exhibition Is open to the public on weekdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m .. and Saturday a:nd Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Reward offered for sign · Study shows air travel ·getting safer NEW YORK (UPI) -Technological advancements In air travel have made flying safer In the past 20 years, leaving the pilot as the most fallible element In commercial. airline service, a study reported. The study, conducted by Conde Nast Traveler magazine, said pilot error was a probable cause of nearly eight out oflOcrashes of ·scheduled passenger flights, with mechanical error the cause of only 16' percent. The majority of airplane accidents take place during takeoff and landing, notdurlngflight, the study showed. Weather accounted for 12 percent of air accidents, air traffic ~~ •l EXBIBmON CONTINUES - Tile exlllbllloll, ''Orn8&e and Simple Fonna: Pomeroy Fumltiare aud Fulaloa, 1848-1888," Ia being held over one additional week at the llelp Couuty Public IJbrary. Pictured are Judith Matlhewa, PII.D., Director of tbe School of Home Eeonomlcs at Olllo Ualvenlty, ud Jane Vamer, also ol the home ecoaomlca deparlment, vlewlag a dilplay at the exhibition. ' · Friday seeing unsettled weather control error, 11 percent, poor maintenance and other airline error, 9 percent, terrorism and sabotage, 4 percent, and airport operations, 2 percent, according ·to the study released Thursday by Traveler editor Harold Evans at a press conference. In some accidents more than one cause was cited. The Traveler study analyzed the accident and fatality .statistics of 80 domestic and foreign airlines lor the period 1968 through 1988 and found U.s. airlines had an overall safety record better than Western European airlines, Evans said. The study Identified Pail Am as tbe malor U.S. carrier with the highest gross fatality rate, 3.35 fatal accidents per 1 million scheduled passenger fligl)ts. It · By Ualted Presalntematlonal pointed out that four of Pan Am's The se<;ond day of summer was accidents were due to terrorism. considerably more unsettled American, Northwest, United than the first, with the National and Delta .are the major Amerlan Weather Service forecasting airlines that ha><e fatal accident sbowers and thunderstorms and rates slightly lower than Luf· Indicating a sllaht chance of thansa, a German airline resevere thunderstorms. nowed for its safety record and to . Skies were partly to mostly quality maintenance, the study cloudy early Friday morning said, although Western Eurcr across the state, but a cold front pean airlines demonstrated a was racing toward. the Buckeye lower accident rate than U.S. State from the west. carriers In the last 10 years of the Hlgbs Friday w41re to be ID the study. mid-70s to mid·80s, but the Tbe study listed the top safety· weekend will be considerably enhancing · advancements In cooler witll the passage or the ContinnPI\. on page 10 II .t escape recent heavy precipltJ · cold front. Highs Saturday through 'rues- . tlon and has received less than day will only be In the low .to one-Inch so far this month. Most mid-70s, but after a brief threat · other areas are running near to of sbowers Saturday, skies will above normal precipitation acbe fair through the period. cumulations for the month of june. The fair weather Is expected to last at least through Wednesday, On the early morning weather allowing ' growers to advance In map, a cold front was from the their field chores. While the upper G~at Lakes to Texas. rainfall Friday and Saturday High pressure was over the may not be welcomed by growers Plains. The cold front was to In portions of southern and move through Ohio Friday nl&ht central Ohio, moderate rain and be along the Atlantic Coast should benefit crops In the. far by Saturday momb\g. The blgh northeast. pressure will gradually work Its This area has managed to way eastward. ~ • ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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