https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2c7e825c0066f681cf02a04928baecfb.pdf 6b5e339af92c0f612d90db5e68c5e1ec PDF Text Text Page- E-8- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Oh1o- Point Pleasant, W. Va. EASTMAN'S ... Your Familv Owned, LOW PRICED SUPERMARKET. Ohio lottery 118 take • part m fishing derby Daily Number 37 1 Pick-4 8366 Super Louo 3-16-17-20.34-43 Kicker 851116 Page 3 • • at Vol40 . No.291 1 Sectio n. 10 Pages Copy!ightad 1990 CHE RRY ~) 21 oz. CAN FRESH DEll-BAKERY CAMPBEll'S LUZIANNE Glazed Donuts Pork &Beans Tea Bags 99 $ «1: 12 $ 99 100 CT . BOX FOR 26 Ce nts A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper lJ LUCKY lEAF Cherry Pie Filling Cl ear Monday night . Low In upper 50s. Sunny Tuesday . High In upper 80s. ' "· BEST-In-Show, Besl Youth Four-Cl ass and Youth Travelin g Trophy went to Dyke of North Warren , Pa. , who competed In th e youlh-c lass al lhe Moonlight Rabbll r omp with a Mint-lop Solid . SIX-C LASS WINNER - Mike H arrison of Beckley, W.Va.. won bes t six - class with a New Zeal and White. VI CTORIA Samaras of Bel laire won besl-ln-sbow and beSI lour-class with a Brok en Rex. First Moonlight Rabbit Romp huge success By .liM FRE EMA N Se ntinel News Stall JENOZ'S FROZEN udson Cream Flour Pizza 99 7.6-7.8 oz. 25 LB. Hund reds of peop le all ended lhe Moonl ig hl R;, bbit Rom p Saturda y nig h! al l hc Meigs Count y fa irgr oun d . MINUTE MAID Fruit Punch & Lemonade 12 oz. CAN T he Moonlig hl Ra bbll Romp was held by l he So ulhea sl Ohio Rabbll Breeders Associ ati on 1n the hopes i1 wilt beco me an annu al ev en t . I n lh e open cl ass. Vlclo rl a Sam aras. Be llaire, won the bes t· in-show tr ophy . She also w on the best l our class with a Bro ken ReK . T he best six-cl ass wi nner was a New Zeala cd Wh ite owned by M i ke Har ri son of Beckley, W.Va. l n the youth class. An na Dyke of North Warren , Pa .. won the best l our -cl ass. besl ·l n·show and the Youl h T r avel ing Trophy . Shr showed a Mln i· lop Solid. T hr Ohio records 12 weekend highway deaths 12 By United Press lnlernallonal AI leas t a dozen peop le. Inc ludi ng l hr ee peo ple k illed In a l ier v onr-car cr ash i n Sandusky, were killed in lralli c ac ciden l s l his weekend, l he Ohi o Hi ghway Patrol said at m id nighl Sund a.v . T he Pa lrol said no identil ies we re ava ilable on l hr l hree people who died Sunday mornin g i n t hat one cr as h Acclde nls clai m ed 1wo li vPs F riday pv enin g. threr Satu rdav. and a t least sev en Sund ay Ttl!' counl endrd al midnighl Th P f ourt h of J uly holiday coun1 oz. P'<G. Anot her acc lden1 c laimed the l ife of a 13-yea r -o ld boy, a passenger In a stolen ca r dr iven bv a 15-yea r- old boy in Clrrmo nl Co un ly, I he patrol sa id One pedes tr ian and two motor cy cl ists wer e among th f' \' irtim.s Vl cli ms incl uded . Friday Ak ro n: Helen A. Mull in s. h'i, Ak r on. killed when hit by a car as she t r lc to cros s an Akr Cm s rr pet . Bellbr oo k. Melissa A. So tl o way , 25. Kc ll r ri ng . killed In an accidrn t on a Wa rrPn Count v roa d. · Saturday To ledo: Kevi n S. Owens. 28. Toledo. ki lled whPn his ca r hi I a guardra i l on a Tole do street . Sa ndusk_ v · .l ot' S. CiHVPr , :34. Huron, k ll lrd when his motor cv cle h it som l' l r PPS a long U.S . fi in Erir Cou nt \·. Warren : Robert F. Feh er J r .. :lti . WarTPn, k illed w hen hi s molorcyc iP hil a rock along Ohio 4!i in Tr umb ull Cou nl y. Sunday To led o: Tr rry A Teague. 29 . S_ v lvan ia. k illrd when hi s c ar wa s hi t b\· an oth r r at a T olPdo brg i ns Tu cs dC:~ y PVt' nin g. int er sec t ion . Amel ia · Jo seph P . Jennings. 13. Amelia. k ill ed when the car he was ridi ng in r an of f a Clermont Counl y road l nlo a d it ch, an d hila fencee and t wo mai lboxe s Be ll el onlai ne Gregor v W . Ll oyd, 22. M idd le bur g, kill ed in a onr·ca r ar('!cknt o n a L ogan Cou nty r0a d Sandu skv : Anlh onv D. Moore. 19 . Sancl usk). killed when h1sca r hil a pole a long Ohio 10 1 1n Er 1r y out h si x -class was won Uy P aula Hit chcoc k. Be lpr e. wi lh a Cal i forn ian . In I he Moonlighl Rab bi t Rom p. lher e wer e 83 numbered ope n entrif's and 29 numbered youth ent r ies A l ola l Q/ 676 ·rabbil s .were shown wl l h 2~ breeds In the open class and r igh l breed s i n lhe you l h-r lass. T here we r e al so a boul :It t() exhibit or s i n thf> show . Ju dges were Dr Ter ry Reed ot Mar k le. Ind.: Ri chard Allenbach of St . Par is: Dr. Chris Hay how !youth j udget of Wooster; Joe fr izZ<' II of .John slown , and H arry Rice of Wes t Por tsmou th. · T he Moon light Rabbi ! Rom p wa s sancti oned by the Amer ica n Ra bbi! Br eeders Assoclallon. T'1e Southeas1 Ohio R abbll Breeder s Association meet s on th e third Tu esday al lhr F:x l en· sion Offi c~. Any on e int er estl'd in j oin ing should r ontacl Sa ndy Ca r nah an . 949-2708. o r se c r r l <~ rv. Bo nnie presi den l . al 949 2R 78 Coun t ~· . Sa ncl uskv . l hrrr pro plr ki lled in a fi r rv o nf' ·r a r c ras h on an Eril' Count \· road. State patrol sends out more troopers for July 4th holiday ,_..,...... 1 I' . ( ' \\ • Alberto VOS Shampoo LAYS UBBY Potted Meat 1s oz. - 10 oz. BAG \~ FREE! T he Ohio Hi ghway Pat rol is Pink Salmon Potato Chip BUY ONE, GET ONE III ~ • By United Pres~ Internationa l WHITNEY $ 99 14 3/4 Ol. p la n ning SJX' f' ia l pr rcau t ions to r ed uCt' ar ridpn ts on stJIP"s road ways du ring t ht.' lnd ew·ndt.>ncl' Day ho li day Lt Davl' PPi er s S<J id Mondav 80 pP!Tent of ava i!<Jb iP troopers wi ll be on roadw ays Tursda v and Wedn esday in an eflorl 1o cu 1 dow n on speeding and ol hcr t raffi c v iolatio ns , partl r ularly drunk en dr ivi ng. "On Julv 4, you hav e peop lf' CAN who w ill be s ta_v ing local,' " Prter s sa1d. "Tha i gives them a grea ler oppo r tu n11y lordnnk ing. MAXWEll HOUSE U.S. # ONE Coffee 311 -39 WHITE 01. POTATOES $559 $159 to ll. NESCAFE INSTANT Blend Coffee 99 7 oz. JAR Limit one with coupon and ' 10 .00 or additional pllf'cha,se. That is. on r of th r ta rg f' t <Hl' a s I ha l wr will br lookmg a l. "Beca use ol .lull" 4 falli ng in m idwl'ek, pN ple arc lak ing bol h v.:Pek£'nds o ff ... hP said . "Before , wr pu t a ll ou r pt>r sonn PI towa rd o nr threp- or fou r -d av wpekend. !'Jm"·· wr nr f'd to sprt;ad out." La st ypa r. 'l'i pPup iP w hPn' k illf'd i n a c c id Pn ts o n Oh io roa dwa .v s durin g l hf' l nde pt-•nd · l' r1 f'P Da.\' h n [ida~' peri od. Jul.\· I4 MpanwhiiP . f ir£' off ic ials arr po in tin g out f i r e wor ks t he as d <Jn gers th r of hol ida v ,---Local news briefs___, Sunday wreck damage said light An accldt>nl In Lclar l Townsh ip was i nvest ig ated Sunday by lh c Meigs County Sheriff' s De par lm enl . Ac cordi ng 10 l hc dcpar lmenl . l hP accidenl orcu red w hen Henry Hi ll of R ac l nr ba ckrd from a parki ng space on prlvalr prope r l y and sl r uck a parked ca r ow ned by Tod d Cu ndiff. Bo th vehicles susta ined lighl damage. T he sher i ff al so reporl s tha i hi s depar tm ent invesligated a vanda lism repor1 ovC'r the weekend. E mm a Lyo ns. Raci nP, told I he depar tmcn llh at som etime on F rid ay nig ht . the pa ssenger door on her w hicle wa s dented. The v ehicle was also scratched al ong Ihe entire passenger side . fin ally. Mike Yo ung of Po m er oy r eported lo the sheri f f' s offic e I ha l so m eone In a pass ing ve hicle had throw n a beer l10 lll l' through I he wind ow of his ve hic le on S;Jiurday n ight. Driver injured in accident Jeffrey D. Allen, 16, Syracu se, suffered m inor Inj uries Su nday wh en he losI control of the ca r he was drivin g. Allen was trave lin g southbound on County Road 34 . w hen he we nt ollthe r ight si de of the road, st rik ing an embankmenl . T he 1984 Po nti ac F i ero then over turned and slid off th e l eft side or I he road, wh er e It landed back on li s w heel s. Allenwas ci ted for ! allure to contro l by th e Ga llla ·Metgs State Highway Pal rol. Allen was trea ted and r el eased from Vetera n's M em ori al Hospit al. approa r hr s Ll . David Shf'f'l s of the Co lumUu s F' ir f' Prrv Pn tio n Bu r eau sa id r'Vt·' n thl' so-c al led "safp" f irr· wor ks such as pop p(•r s. spa r kil' r s l'a ps an d can CCIU SP inju ri es . ··wr sna k t~s - arc concern ed wi th t hesP nove l1 1 _· il ems because il sl lll l ak es a malc h or a l igh ler 10 lighl thr m ." SheeiS sai d. " T hey' re somelh ing ad ull s sh ou ldn'l go . out and bu y and tu rn over ot thr kid.s. Tha i' s i nvlling tro uble." The "a lional f ire Pre ventio n Assor ia 1ion sa id 1wo· l hird s of I hP inj uries r au sed by f irewor ks nalionwidc lasl year I nvol ved firework s tha i are perml ll ed under ff'd era ll aw . Sparkler s, cons id ered by m any as among th e safpst flrrworks . WPrP responsi blP for nl'a r ly thr pp . fo u rt h s o f f! r rwor k s· rc la! Pd inju rir .-, to child ren undrr \ t hr JS .~orla ti o n sa id. " Jn ju rirs arr usua lly to t hr up pr r bo d ~· - ryes, ears, fi n· gt·r s. ·· ~a id Stat e Fir e Marshal 11111 H r·n nos~ " T hey arr• qullr oft r n di s f i guring or usc · lmp<.tll'l ll g . ·· Sta tf' l .:n-~.· IJOP~' '" "· allows spark lers. ca ps and s n a k ~s to br so ld a nd usrd in Oh io . Only llr rn 'il'd s hootrrs with pe r m its from t hP loc a l fl rP d Ppa rtmrn t a r r allowt'd tn sPI off hea vy t> xpl os ivP d is pla y fi rPwork s. Bo ttl f' roc kt'ts, fi recra ckf'r s. ro m;w c a ndl es mC:t y be pu r · cha "•d in Ohio bu l t hey mav no1 br use d i n th f> state a nd m ust br takrn out of state wi thin twoda:vs of the dale w hen they are bo ugh I . WH AT'S Ul' DO< "! - A Judge examines one of 676 rabbits dlsplayr•d at lht• Moonlight Rabbit Romp. The Romp which altra ctcd ex hlhltnrs from several states was held al I he Meigs Co unty Fairground s Saturday night. Construction spending down WAS HINGTON t UP l i - Co n· struc tton spending felt 0.4 per · cenl In May after dropping 2.2 percent In April , I he Commer ce De par tment said Monday . The two consec utive m onlhly declines follow a modest gai n of 0.4 percent In Marc h. according I o a repor l compUed by the department' s Census Bureau . The M arc h and April ligu res were revised !rom previous data. "New constructio n put In pl ace du r ing May 1990 was estimated as a seasonally adjusted annual rat e or $445.6 billion compared to the r evised April es timate or $447. 2 billion," the Comm erce Departm ent said . " MINit\TURE GOLF TOURNEY WINNERS A mlnlalure golf loumamenl was held Saturday at the Hartinger Park In 1\flddleporl 1 wllh proceeds going to the loeal unit of the t\merlc an ~ Cancer Soolely. WinDers recefvlnllrophles from Lillian Moore, executive director of lhe Cancer Soolety, were from lhe lefl, Rick Hatfield, fll'!lt, Joe Hysell, second, and Matt Van M eter, third. i at Un r uh , �Monday, July 2, 1990 Commentary I The Daily Sentinel Ill Caurt Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERF.'lTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA ., I ~!:b. ~m~ f""T"'1........L-----r"l~c:::::f·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Asslslaot Publl8her/Controller A MEMBER of The UnitEd Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American N<'Wspaper Publishers Association. LETIERS OF OPINION are welcome. Thev s hould be less than 300 words long. All letters are subjec t to edltlng aRd must be signed with name, address and telephone number . No unsigned letters will be pub· Hshed. Letters shou ld be In good taste. addressing Issues, not IX'rsonall - ties . · Abortion fight far from over By JOSEPH MIANOWANY WASHINGTON (UP!) - One year after the Supreme Court' s Webster ru lin g invited sta tes to toughen their abortion laws, only a hand ful have done so- but there are signs the fight is fa r from over and co uld fl are up with unprecedent ed passion in sta te cap it ols next Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Meigs Legion comes from behind to win two contests Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 2, 1990 New Federal building costly WASHIN GTON - Whal has been hailed as one of the mosl Innovative federa l build i ngs In history, seco nd only In size t o the Pentagon, now has a price tag to match It s excess a nd congrrsslonallnvestlgators want to know why. Why has it nearly dou bl ed In price• Why did I he development contract go to the hi ghest bidder• And why did Washlnglon Mayor Marton Barry have a say In w ho got that contract • The buildin g Is ju st one more example of the twisted way In which the federal governmen l shops for offi ce space- leas ing when It should bu y, buying when It should lease and paying more than It should In both cases. The project is an Internati ona l Culture and Trade Cent er In Washington, DC .. on the Pennsylva nia Aven ue thoroughfare between the White House and 1he Capit oL The concept for the building i s fu zzy - federal offices from variou s gov er nm ent agencies. In cludin g some I hat deal wilh trade policy, plu s a performing arts cen tPr an d shops . Th e plan Is to ha v(' a private developer build t he Ira de cent er and lease It to the federal offices from various govern ment agencies , Including some that deal with trade policy, plus a performing ar t s ce nt er an d shops. The plan Is to have a private developer build I he tr ade cen t er and lease it Ia the fed eral govern ment for 30 years , after which the laxpayers would own It . II was Inevitable that ! he federal governmen l eouldn't pull off a project of such magnilude3. 1 million sq uar e feet - wilhoul stumbling. Construc tion has not yet begun and !he price tag, once es l ima l ed lo be $460 million. Is now we ll over $800 million . II may hll $1 billion be fore Co ngress .says enoug h Is enough. A presidential commission, the Pennsylvania Avenu e Deve lop men! Corp . ma de up of business people, federal bu r ea ucrals and Washington, DC., governmenl of flcals , Is oversee i ng th e pro jec t. Somp m rmbers of Co ngrPss suspecl the PADC may have vio lated the law In the way I he deve l o p ment ca nt ra e! was Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta awarded , and that the ris ing costs will turn ln lo a m ajor financial dlsasler. "II may be !he biggest whil e elephant th e gover nmenl has ever gott en Itself involved in," one congress iona l Insider told our associat e Scott Sleek. Las! October. !he PADC gave ! he co ntract to the Delt a Partner· ship, co mpany that offered to do I he job for $746 million. which was near l y $250 million higher than th e lowes t bidder. The PADC said simply t hat It liked lhe Delta design better than t he ol hers . Delt a Is coni ro ll ed by people who havP dPvPlo prd o1her ro nt rovers Ia I projects In Was hi ngton, Incl udin g onr man who Is a former co nsu llanl lo !he PADC Barry Is a vollng member of the PADC but rarely casls his bailol. He is normally repres· cn led al meet lngs by one of his underlings . But the mayor showed up at the October meel· lng and cas ! hi s vote for Della. l'{e have l ea rn ed that Co ngress Is a . probing the l egality of Barry's vo te because of a l aw that says federal money can only be co mmitted by federal employees Before the vol e, Barry, tbe black mayor of a predominantly black city, had written a l etter to I he PADC say ing that "commitment s to affirmative action" were just as Important as the design of the building. In addition to investigating Barry ' s role, members of Congress are also raising eyebrows over the cost. They should be tear in g thei r hair out. Critics say I he pri ce may rise over $1 billion - more than t wice the original r•st lmal e. That will drive up the rcnl s for every federal agency that uses it. The projecl was supposed to be fin anced prlva l eiy, but now the PADC Is lookin g lo the Federal Finance Bank for a loan . The bank ls a n arm of the Treasury Depar t men!, and I hat means th e taxpayer s assume t he risk . WINNERS ANNOUNCED - Winners In the Meigs County Fish and Game Association's youth fishing derby were announced Saturday alter the event . Winners received rods and reels, tackle boxes, and fishing gear among other prizes. Pictured are left to right, K eith Wood , Meigs Co unty Game Warden; Jason Warner, boys smallest fish; ,Jim Pullins, biggest fish; Tim Roush, most fish with 21; Jessica Roush, girls most fish with 10; Michelle Harris, biggest fish ; Ginny Maqle, smallest fish: Tom Grueser, president of the Meigs Lounty Fish and Game Association, and Henry Thoma.., , Chairman of th e Fishing Uerby . • . Letters to the editor Donations appreciat ed Dear E dll or: : The Bashan Ladl es A uxllary ~ eld their Ice Cream Soci al on :June l :l. And we would like to ! hank everynne who donat ed or )lelped In anyway . .Dear Edl l or : Also we would like t o th ank the band t hat played they were a bit hll . Sin cer ely Sec r et a r:w· . Kalhv Rllcv Super weekend We wish to tha nk all those who participated in the Super Wee· !(end of Aclivllles al Eastern High Schoo l this past weekend . Also we appreci at ed ail the support from those who worked and / or donated, the many long !)ours of pl annin g fr om Pam Douthit t and the booster clu b Officers. : In addllion to the above men II· o~ed . we wou ld also like 10 thank !he Pomeroy , Chesler, and Ora nge F ire Department s. and all the many businesses that donated so graciously . Wit hou t your continued generosity non e of this could have taken place. The week end was a tremendous success and we encoura ge all of you to continue to support your sc hool In all r espects. Sin ce r ely, Dery l and Doris Well Chairpersons Drinking and driving bear Edit or : :: I am writing you ! his letl er l>ecause I am concer ned aboul Teens and Drlnkin~ a nd Driving. : Do you know !hat in 1989 over 23,000 people were killed by relation to driving under the Influence. Not all w ere teenag· ~· · some were adults supposed to be setting a good example for (oday's youth. · Education starts at hOme, but iometlmes that's not enough, we iaeed a place here In Meigs Co. That can relate to us kids on our level. I called several different offices here In Meigs County and no one could really give me any Information on teens and drink· lng. WHY • You kn ow the slogan: See Dick D r ink See Di ck D rive See Dick Die Don't Be a Di ck This Is a slogan and It appea ls to us kids, but It's not always "Dick" that dles,lnnocent people die every hour, even minutes because to many Dicks drink and drive. What I am trying to say is everytlme YOU stop someone from drinking It could save a life. Maybe even YOURS!! Christine Schultz, Pomeroy, Ohio cond and scored on an McArthur By DAVE HARRIS error. Meigs came f r om behind twice. scoring runs In the last McArthur held a 7-6 heading Inning as the Legion team sw"pt Into the sixth but Meigs er upted McArthur In a double header in for 4 runs In gain I he victory . the American Legion Eighth D lstricl League Sunday Slew art tied It up with a solo blast over the left field fence. With one afternoon . out VcGulre singled and advance In the first game McArthur on a error, Terry Reuter reached jumped out to a 2-0 lead In the first. but Meigs came back to on a field er s choice, Wes Young score three runs In Its half of the and Kevin Taylor sandwiched Inning to take the lead. Jauon singles around a Tim Bissell Wright led olf the bottom of the walk to score three more runs first with a walk, Terry McGuire and give Meigs the 10-7 victory. Stewart was the winning followed with a single. Ed Crooks pitcher In In retief of Jeremy singled to left and both runners scored when the McArthur left Phalln. Clary was the starter and fielder misplayed the ball allow- loser for McArthur. McGuire and Ing Crooks to advance to scoring Young had three singles each for position. Wes Young drove In the winners , Stewart helped Crooks with the Innings third run himself with a single and home run, Wright added a double. with a base hit . Afler McArthur tied It In the Crooks, Taylor and Flnl aw each second, M eigs scored two In its singled. McArthur jumped out to a 5-0 ha If to regain the lead. Matt F'ln law singled and stole second, lead In the second Inning of the he scored when Wright doubled. nightcap before M eigs star ted Terry McGuire singled in Wright chipping away. McGuire started the second with a single, after he to give the locals a 5-3 lead. stole second and third he scored McArthur scored three In the when the first basema n dropped third acd a single run In the fourth Inning to hold a 7-5 lead. a pickoff throw. Meigs took the l ead wllh five Meigs scored In I he fourth when Chgis Stewarl singled stole se- big runs in the third . Tim Bissen doubled to lead off the Inning, Jason Hager and Phalln were hit by pitches to load the bases. McG uire foliow"d with a base hit to score two, walks to Eric Heck and Joe McElroy loaded the bases again, Kevin Taylor scored one wllh a sacrifice fl y and Jason Wright drove home two more with a base hiL McArthur scored si ngle runs In th" fifth and sixth lo regain the lead, but Meigs was not finished. Wes Young and Jason Wright singled with one out , Scott McDonald singled to dr i ve in one run and Wright scored !he winning run when Jeremy Phalln struck out for what should have been the third out, but the pitch eluded the McArthur catcher and Wright jogged home with the winning run . McDonald and McGuire had two singles each for Meigs, Bissell added a double, and Flnlaw and Wrlghl added a single. Young was the winner In relief of Taylor, Hatfield was the loser. Meigs raises It's record t o 4-5 1n 1he league and 9-13 overall and will hos l Chillicothe for two Wednesday afternoon. More than 200 on hand for fishing derby over weekend year . Immediately aft er the high co urt las t July 3 gave sta l es a clea r si gna l it was willing to allow Iough new limlls on abor tion. up to 20 sta t es seemed ready to consider fresh reslrlc l ions. However, one year later. the momentum 5eems clearly on the sid e of the abort ion-right s forc es and only one slate - Penns yivania- has enac ted a new law directly prom pted by I he high cou r l's ruling That law prohibits almosl all aborli ons afl er 24 weeks and ban s "sex selection" abor tions. HowevPr , a federa l jud gl' later thr pw ou t requirements that th er e be a o ne~ day walli ng period before abortions and thai married women no tify lhl'ir husband s of their inten llon to have an aborlion. Prom pted by the Websler ru lin g, I he lerrilor y of Guam, wh ich opera tes under the U.S. cou r t sys1e m. a lsopa s9e'd a n extre m ely tou g h law and lesser n:-strlc1iuns wen• e nac tE'd In So uth Ca rolina and WPs t Virginia. In Idaho and M ichigan. new abor lion measu res were pas sed by thr leglslal ures, but vel oed by ! he gover nor. while Lou isiana lawmaker s las t week passed a bi ll even tougher than the Pennsy lvanta law. bul Democral lc Gov Buddy Roemer promised to kill it . The Webster ruling prompled Co nneclicut to enact an abo rtion r ig hts law, while a simil ar bill passed the New Hampshire Legis lature but was vetoed by Republ ican Gov. Judd Gregg. Armed with those developmenl s, abortion right s advoca lrs claim !hey have awakened their forces an d a re on the offensive and a nrw United Press Internatio nal OO·slale survey backs up their argument . When the issue moved from rhetor ic to rf'ality last yC"ar. most s tat(' legisla tors became l<'€ry aboul c hangi ng atJorllo n laws However. the survey- compiled by UPI ' s bu rPaus nat ion widP and Involving In ter views with sco rE's of lead ers on tx1th sid es of th e abortion questJon - showPd th at the iss ue is stil l l'Xfremelv co mplicated and may be a long way from being set lied. · Both sides predlcl !h al once the pressure from this year's elec ti ons is lessened, the troubleso me question wi l l n'su rf ace next year in numerous legisla tures, with MinnPsota, Indiana and Id aho target ed as among the sta tes most likely to pass new abo rtion restr ictions . A prime ba llleground In several ol her slales co uld come in the area of parental nollllcat lon before minors have aborllons. largelv because of the Su prem e Co un' s decision las t week to uphold porti ons of those l aws from Ohio and Minnesota. Without question , the most not icea ble aspect of the abort ion deba le In the past year wa s how qui ck ly th e tone changed. Politicia ns who once talked with consid erable br avado abou t pass in g abortion restrictions adopted an ex tremely war y approa ch While I he two sides m ay ar gue over whether tha i moml'nlum shift was grounded more In perception or rea Illy . anti -a bo rl lon advocates and abonlon rights forces bolh cite the same factors as being ! he ones !hat shaped the direc tion of I he debate i n I he l as t 12 months. The mos t pivotal point camr in the s pa n of one month last au tumn w hen th e issuP lJIPw up i n thP faces of anti ·abortion politi c ia ns in Fl orida, New .ll'rsey and Virginia. In F lorida, Republican Gov. Bob Mart inez bold ly cal led for a special legis lative sess ion to pass new aborti on laws and drrw co nsi dera ble nal lona l at tention Bu I whe n th<• effort fa iled m isrrablv. ·}l artinez wa s embarrasse d. · The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 ALL T~l$ WAS GDNe To UIS ~@40 PRESENTING AWARDS - A large crowd was on tap lor the awards ceremonies at th•· Meigs County Fish and Game Association's annaal Fishing Derby. Overall, I 18 kids participated and many more adults wer e on hand for a record cro wd. Her e, Keith Wood, Meigs County Game Warden and Tom Grueser, President o! the MCFGA, are shown presenting awards . BY SCOTT WOLFE What's more r ela xing than a beautiful afternoon of fishing In Meigs Coun ty? On Saturday, there wasn't anylhing else on the minds of some 118 area youth. who parUcl· paled In and had the time of I heir life In the Meigs County FISh & Game Associations' annual fi shing derby a! lhe organization's cl ubhouse In I he West Shade area of Meigs County near Chester. The 118 participants In the eve n! was an all -time high, breaking the old record of 117 from two years ago. The area fi shing derby held annually for nearly 25 years, has become a family affair for many as the number of adults pushed the attendance figure to well above 200. Som e youngslers were child- ren of young adulls, who them· selves participated In the derby as youths. No mat ter wh ether or not the kids won a prize. all were winners and equally proud of !h eir catc hes regardless of !he' size or the number. Helping organize the evenllhi s yea r as In the pas I were Henry Thomas, financial advisor and chairman of the event for the Meigs County Fish and Game Association; Tom Grueser, presldenlofthecluband Keith Wood, Meigs Cou nty Ga m e Warden. One parenl In al te ndance dur lng !he awards cere mony stated, "We as parent s would like to thank Keith !Wood; and !he game association for organizing this event and k<'€plng the kids Interes ted in these things 1hun l Ing and fish ing) . This gives I he kids something lodo, keeps them out of trouble and off the streets. For thiS I think they deserve a r ound of applause." The large crowd on hand then lauded the club for Its fine effort For many It was "Christmas in July" or at least June? as a whole I ruck load of prizes went to the w inner s and for door pr izes. In the girls division Michelle Harri s had !he bigges t fi sh of I V. one -fourth pound s; Jessica Roush had the mosl fish ca ught with ten; Ginny May le had the sm allest fish of 3 and three eighths Inches. In the boys divisi on Jim Pullins had the lligges t fish of 2V. pounds; Tim Roush had the most fish caught with 21. and Jason Warner had the smallest fish of 2)', Inches. Graf, Capriati to headline today's Wimbledon action What Mandela is ready to do __W_illia_m_Ru_sh_er The fi rst thi ng one mu sl ack now ledge abou t Ne lson M a n- break with lh<' SAC Wha t man of ho nor w il l ' pver dPsr r t a Ji fPinng fr iend at t hP i nsistP ncPo f a I'Ommon opponr nt and still n•tain a m l?as ure of credibilit v deJa Is how Impressive he is. slmpl v as a hum an bein g: thoughlful. so ft -spok en. good humorPd and po litP. _ v r t proud. determ i nPd and i nrisivr It makes onP wond er w hPi her th e a v erage Amer ir an po l i ti c a n wou ld be nef i t equa ll y from 27 years i n p ri so n Proba bl.v not Vor whilr tha t long S<'n l cnce undoubl ed lv tern · pcred Mandrl a's steel. the steel had to be there l o beg i n with . We shou ld not forge t tha t Nelson Mandel a. like Menachem Begin. began his ca rPf'r as a trrrorl st. Nor should we forget - Indeed. he doesn't try very hard to m a kr us forge! - !h al he has been a Marxist , and a close ally of the Sou th African Com mu nis.! Part y. all his life. When he fir s! emerged from priso n, hP was vpry exp li cit aboul al l !his. On I he subj ec t of the Co mmunist Party and li s r ei al lan lo his African National Co ngress. he decla r ed: "No dedicated ANC member will ever heed l heca lll o among his peop le?" As for thr nf'ces" itv for soc i al ism · "Thr nationa l tz:a lion of thr mines. ban ks and monopol,v lndu st rif's is thC' pol icy of t hr ANC, and a change or modi f i r<~ lion of our viE'\\'S in t hi s r egard Is inconceiv abl e." On thi s trip, under cross exa mination b.\' a panel or 11 f'dl tnr s and rcporl£'rs ofThf' New Yor k Ti mes . Mandel a had ob· vlo u sl~ bcPn co ac hed to spea k klndl v of th e poss ibil ities fo r fr ee f'nterprisf' i n ot h(:'r arC>as of lh C' Sou lh Afri ca n eco nomv Bul fr om thr standpo int of .l hr lop Sou th Af ri ca n bu si nessmen who have bf>pn urging the gov f'rn· mf'nt for year s to frrr MandeL.1 an d negol iat e wi th I he ANf:, Ill<' future must loo k gloom y indeC'd Th at Is wh y one friend of min e. who specializes In wat chi ng South Afr i can bu siness rlosely from a va nlagc point i n Wall StrPPt , thi nks f h(' hig h c n mm <~nd of t he Afrlka m'r bu siness C'OITI · mu nlty has priva tPI_ v dC'ci drd tn int rrrsts to Ameri ca ns Rnd others for t hr p r etty penny sr ll it s they wil l undoub!rdlv bring, and "go live In Park l.an r" - !ravi ng So uth A f rica ' s wh i! P lowrr m iddle-c lass holding thr bag. Tha t may inderd bf' t hP scPna rio. but i t is not vrt cr~·s t a l clPar by an_v mea ns. Sta i r Prrs id ent F'.W . dr Klcrk has macle som e rpmarkabl~ sWPPp in g rlssrr tions abo ut South Afri ca's futurf' .1s ,1 mul tiraci al socirty. bu t nothi ng hr has said !lhus fa rl i s inconsist ent wi th l hehypothrsis !hal whal he wants, and w lll i nsi st on. is cons titu tional la nguagr gi v in g Sou th Afrka' s va ri ou s ethn ic groups veto pov.'r r , a~ groups, ovP r m ajor!tarlan dC'c is ions that thrPa ten th<'ir cult ural in t er es t s. That. howPvrr, is somrthln g Mandr l a would al m ost certai nl v rf'fuse to agr f'<' to - rspec i all y aft rr his heady rrcf'p tion in lhr ma jor ~rn nat Ions. In a~sr. t hf' rrst of the worl d ca n afford to look on ful ur£> drvelopmen l s in Sou lh Afri ca w!l h a good dral more detach· men! !h an was poss ible during tho four d ecades of I he Co ld War. In those P<'rllous years South Afri ca wa s wel l-nigh indlspensa~l r t o the Fr<'€ World, bot h llf •cause of lis geopoli t ical posl· lion and by v lrl ue of It s nearmonopoly of var iou s essential minera ls. If Nel son Mandela, Soul h African commu ni sm' s dear es t fri end. had som ehow clawed his way l o the top In those grim days, I he balance of global power wo uld hav e shifted dramatica ll y in favor of Moscow . Now, howPvPr, M andel a's senllmrnl al loyally to his co mmu nist allif'S is mer r ly an embarr ass mpnt, n ot a menac e. Someday per haps, he can vtsll Moscow tlf Bori s Yelt sln a p~ provrso and la y a wrealh al Lenin' s birr l if Le nin Is still there! The people who have most reason to fra r Nelson Mandrla now are !he Soulh Africans- bl ack an d wh it e alike - who may someday h ave to suffer u nder a Marist economic system tx>ca usr o f him. Group can't disguise true colors __O_ve_rst_re_:__et When I was a kid grow ing up In southw es t Missouri, there was a lot of em barrassing, bl ata nl rac ism . Blacks cou ldn 'l eat In mosl res taurants. stay In most hot els or even swim In some publi c swimmin g f ac ilities. Bl acks reaching t he outskirts of one small town were even welcomed by a sign telling them not t o let the sun set on them . And In the years since I he civil rights laws were passed, I've witnessed m any Incident s of racism thai m ade me wonder just how far we've come from those dark days. Thai's why I was overjoyed at the reception given the Ku Klux Klan when they held a recruitment march in nearby Lebanon, Mo., earlier this month. Instead or finding a group of Interested recruits In the town, which has a population of about 9,!500, the Klan faced an angry crowd of about 200 people white people - who walked alongside the hooded paraders and shou ted at them . "Go bac k home. Shame on you. You'rp a bunch of Nazis." In an age when the KKK Is running for elective offices and trying to convince vol ers they're "just looking out for the Interest s or the white man ," this Is pretty clear ev idence tha i their so f· tened m essage Is n' t fooling every body . In order l o win elec tions, the Klan has had to shi f t Its emphasis from !he overt racists, whose numbers are too small to swing eleclions, to more mainstream white voters who are turned off by blatant ra cis m but do r es pond to pleas for "equal justice." " Afflrmalive aclion Is giving so much advantage to minorities, the white race Is coming in las!," the argument goes. "Just help us preserve equal opporlunlty for the white man ." David Duke, form er " Imperial Wizard" of the Klan, used thi s message to win a seat In the J Lou is iana stal rhousr His good looks and greall y wa l er ed-down Ki anl sm s are makin g him popular with many voters who are not over lly rac ist. Can you b<•llevf' any of lhr• Klan's new m ess agP'! WPll. when you loo k al thei r history , their revi sed s1ory seems prett y shaky. Du r in g l he late '70s to mid-'80s, when severa l righl· wing whit e supremaci st groups were engaged In robber y, terror. i sm and even assasslna l lons' In the name of God and the wh it e m an. many Ku Klux Klan mem ber s kept close lies with them . Anolhrr way to gauge Klan moti ves Is simpl y lo li ste n l o them and observe th em. On a r ecent Phil Donahue show, where Klansmen once again claimed to want nothing more I han to "even things up" for the white race. one or them wore a T-shlrt with Dr. Martin Luther King' s head targeted In a rifle scope, with the messa~~:e "Our • came t rue" over it. One Klansman shouled about seei ng whil e women with "hal f-human" l rael ally mixed) babies. A curly hai red whil e man stood up to ehallenge the Klansmen, and one yell ed at him. " Where did yo u get I hal HAIR• Were you BORN with It ?" There aren' t people who just wan! Jo even the score between the races. These are people to whom members of other races aren' t even human, to whom a bodily characlerlstlc Is r eason for suspicion and Innuendo. They may be able to doctor their words for an el ection campaign, but they ar e so consumed by their hatred It spews !rom them with a power they can't disguise. drram EN.J0\1 NG THE AFTERI':OON - Young fl sherm••n Shane Hy sell. right, and Buddy Roush , werr just gt•Hing another hitr a.., this picture was taken, :cs th<'Y tried to heal th<' heal Saturd ay England downs Cameroon 3-2 NA PLES . l talv tl' Pi l - ( ;an· Th.- Dail y Sentinel 1USPS 145--9601 A Dh·lslon of Mulllmf'dl a, In c. ~v pn · Publbhrod a rt ('rnoon M o nda ~' tt\roogh FniiH:>" . Ill Cou r t 51 . Po mcr ov. Ohi o. b .~ · thl' Ohlo VallPv Pub llsh l n'~-: Com ~Jam Mu ltimedia . Jne . Ponwr o\. (i)h ln ~ 5ifi.1t Ph _ 992-2156 & co nrl f' llis!-o pos wgr p;t id a! 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Li nrker, t h<' lr acling sco rr r in th r 198G Worl cl Cup , co nvrr!ed two pcna lli es Su nda y nigh!. i nclud in g the winner in th e I O>Ih minute. lifttng F:ng land i nlo th e World Cup semifin als with a .1 ·2 victor:-.· ovr r Cameroon . ~ : n g l a nd pla ys \\' Psi (;p rm a n.\ in Tur in Wf'dn f'sda.\·. onf' night aftf'r !ta l:-.· and A r grn fi na pla;. thr first semifinal in Napli •s Thr winner s wi ll mPel ne xt Su n da~' in Home for !he c ham pionship Uneker . wh o sen t thr ma tch in to ext ra tim e wi t h a penalty i n the 83rd. wa s taken down in the penall y area by Cameroon goa l· keeper Thoma s N'Kono to set up the winnin g sco r r . Pau l Gasc oignr sr nt .:.1 pass ahead l o Lincker and 1\i'Kono ca me out and dived al !he Engli sh st riker 's feet. Mrxi c an rPfereP Ed gar do Codrsa I im mr· dl alely signaled the pena ll y, and N'Kono was given a ye llow card fo r arguing. For the seco nd time. Llnekt• r beat N' Kono easily, scoring his third goa l of the lournamenL His six goa ls led the Mexico Wo rld Cup. rtlall Sub§c rlptlont- ln"ldf' MPip County 1.1 Wt-eks 26 Week s 52 Weeks Ouhdd<' Melp 1l Weeks . .The lirst dollar widely used In colomal Amertca was a Outcb coin bearmg the likeness or 8 lion. It wu brought to America by Outcb lll!ttlers m 1620. afternoon at tlw Me igs Count}' Fish and Game Association's annual fi sh in~ dt•rhy . Hysell and Roush Pnjnyt•d a ~Tf'at tinw at tht• annual derby. 26 Week!i . 52 Weeks .. . $19.24 . $37% .. ... $74.36 County . $2<1811 .... $40.30 ... .... .... $75.40 " Time was ebbi ng ou1 and a good run by Gary Llneker toward the end gave us a penalty that we deserved," E ng l and coach Bobby Robson sa id. "He was sharp through the midd le. To ge l fouh--d and tht'n g f' l up <~nd 1akr t hP pPnalti r..; is not rasy . Ji e kept h i!'. coo l. Jw·.. , an f' Xpf' ri en ced pia_\'!'!" ' EngLtm1 Jd\·an( ·r d to srmlfi· rw ls for lllf' S(·Concl t ime. 1hf' tllhrr· IH • in ~ 1%6 w lwn it won the World Cup al honw " I 'm just p iPa s(•ci to g L•I to the sP mi f inal. a n y thin~ ra n hJp(X'n now," Linpkrr said . ' 'You 'vrgol to givr th rm rrP dit Thry ca mf' und rres ti matrd i nto th is tourna - mcn l and th ey'n• bee n tou gher than expected ... Engl ish fans rema ined in San Pao lo Sta'd ium we ll afler !he ma lch celebrati ng the victory Tl1ev form ed co nga lines and danrr d around !he sl ands. but sPcuri t.v officers kep t them confined to one arPa. Ca mcroon, wh ich ope ned I he World ( 'upily shoc k ing defending cha mpion Argen ti na, also celPbra ted afl er !he maleh . Th e CamProonian s, who advanced far! her In !h e World Cup th an any previo us Afriean nation, jogged around th e field to cheers of I he Neapolilan fans. "The ir movem en1 . !h eir st•·r ngth, they rea lly knocked the ba ll and II surprised us," Robson said . "Ou r char aeter and resli· lence stood us in good stead. It brought us back Into the tourna· ment when we were on th e way ou l. " By FREDERICK WATERMAN UP! Sports Writer W IMB L E DO N, England t UPI 1 Jenn ifer Capriatl' s happy daydreams became hard rea lil y today when she looked across the net of Centre Court Wimbledon and faced, lor the firs! lime, her Idol , Steff! Graf. The bubbl y \4 -year -o ld, who just joi ned I he pro l our In March, is exc ited about her inaugural meeling wilh lhr t o p~ ranked women's player " I real ly ca n't wait . I 've al ways wan led lo play her," sa id Ca priali. The round of 16 meeting between !en nis' reigning queen and her heir appa rent will pose a variety of contrasts. The blond e and bu sinesslike Gra f, the de fend ing cha mpion. possesses the fln<•sl forehand In women's ten nis and lhc besl footspeed, an id ea l co mbi na tion for grasscourt play. The dar k·haired Capriatl, seeded 121h. i s less stern on-court and not so quick, but her grou ndstrokes are hard, deep and consi stent. Monica Se les, who beat both Caprlati and Graf at the French Open. provided a scou ting report for Mond ay's enco unter . "I lhink It should be a close ma tch. II will be Iough on Steff! because it's the first time she Is play ing Jennllfer and It's not easy mentally," said Seles. " The only I big) advantage Steffi ha s Is muc h more experi ence on grass. She will hit a lot of low slices and she has a big ser ve. She's ver y quick. She's rea lly playing well on the grass, bu 1Jennifer is a lot better player !han any of those who have played Steff!." Veler an Robin White, who lost l o Cap rlatl In the third round, doubts the American can deal wll h Graf's power. "She's probably got a 20 percent shot (at winning), but she likes the pace and that's what Slertl plays. Jennifer won't play against many people who will hit !he bail harder than Steff!," said White. AI the French Open, Caprlatl became the youngest semifinal· lsi In Grand Slam history, At Wimbledon , she Is the youngest· ever seed and youngest ever to -· win a match. · "II should be a very good malch. I think. " sa id Gra f. who rel urned to West Germany dur Ing the weekend . reporl edl y for treatm enl of a sinus problem . Th e West German wa lched pari of lhe Caprlali -Whll e match and admired the leena ger's baseline play and passing shols. "There should be some good rallies." Their duel will be one of threl' Interes ting m atchups as !he second week of Wimbledon beg Ins after Sunda y's lradlti ona l day of rest. Men 's defend ing champion Bo· rls Becker fa ces 1987 champion Pal Cas h and 1988 tilllst Stefan Edberg will play Michael Chang for !he fir s! lime since losing to the American in last yea r' s french Open finaL Ivan Lend!, !he lop seed, wi ll resume his battl e wilh hard· serving Bryan Sheilon of the Unilcd Stales. After th ey split the llrsllwo sets Salurday , play was suspended when II was obvious the third -round mal ch could not be finished before nightfalL Lend!, In his toughest malch of the tournament . won !he first set H (1·21 then lost !he second 6~7 f4-7o . If the top seed l oses , It will be !he !ir s1 time since 197 1 that as few as five seeds survived to the. round of 16. Becker, seek ing his fourth Wimbledon singles title, has been tr ying 10 r aise his game with each successive match. The c wner of a 33-3 match record at Wimbledon. Becker has played besl when II was mosl needed, a! the close of set s. Cash, one of tennis' most l alented bul most Injured play .. r•rs, Is currently recovering from a cui Achilles tendon. SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 4524 . : . U . H eMiAIN IWITUim 5.AT\IIIIAY A $Uf!Ul SAII5A I" " IQfT TUI $01\' mu'f ·om Of TtllliU" -vn ..._ r•l STARTS T!JaMIWI l :lO i i :4S OAILJ UT I WIIIU1 . .1 1:10 1) :45 DIE HARD 2Ill,..... ....,. ... • I'IWn . Members of Pomeroy .Eagles 21-71 Dues Were Due on June 30, 199.0 ··-------·---...,----------------• �Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 2, 1990 By The Bend Salazar's three-run homer pushes Cubs to II~ I 0 victory By ERIK K. LIEF .,.; . ~ ';). • UPI Sports Writer Luis Salazar's return to San Diego was highlighted by fond memories of his playing days for the Padres as well as game~ winning home-run power for the Cubs. Salazar. who played for San Diego on three seperate occasions since 19!ll, smashed a three~ run homer Sunday to cap a four~ run eighth Inning that lifted Chicago to an 11 ~ 10 victory over the Padres. "I still hear the cheers I here!," said Salazar. "It's very nice. They've remembered me for a long time . I have good memories and f miss this place a tot ." Trailing 10·7 In the eighth . Doug Dascenzo and Ryne Sand berg sing led with one out .and both runners advanced on a groundout. Dascenzo th en scored on Andre Dawson's single. Salazar followed by belting a 0 ~1 pitch from Craig Lefferts. 5 ~ 3. over the l eft ·fle ld wall to send Chicago to it s season ·high fifth straight win and hand the Padres th<•ir fifth straight loss ~=··~ . :: ~ ::.:;:: ""~ ~ .'f'<J:ht,"--: "When you're i n a situation ' ih ...:a i!l· White Sox survive Hawkins' no-hit effort to post 4-0 win Andv Hawkin s' no -htllcr wasn ' t grPPIPd with thP usulll hugs and high -fivf' s from tp a m matrs. In s tead. hi' n•cpl\•pd consoling words and pat." on th P hack. Fa llm g vtcttm to two ourfiPld Prrors that hplped Chicago to a ~ -0 v ict or ~· NPY. O\'C'f York YankPr s Sunday, Ha\\.kins lu• camr thtrd thf' thi ...,~ pit r hPr wrPkPnd to tos s a no-hillf'r and ..,et a major lf'ague record fo r largest ma rg in of drfPat in romplrtf' gamE' no·httlf'r . Fo llowing J hts pPrlorm cmct·. Hawkin s wa s s hakin~ his hrad . " I don't know . I'm stunned .. Haw k ins said . "I n•all.\ am . You drPJm of throw1ng a no-hJttf'l' . Th~ thought of a loss nrvf'r crossed my mind. You PXPf'C! to walk off that fiPid and shakP e\'rrybody's hand lik r :.·ou\·p ;.,(•e n a thou sa nd I imes brfor r . · Hawktn s was t hr ftrst major leagurr to lose a compJPtr ga mf' si ncf.' Kr n .Johnson of the Houston Astros lost a 1-0 gamr to Cincinnati on April 2.1, 1%1 Hawki ns . near l ~' banishrd to thr minors i n early Junr. pi tc hPd thr major leagues' sixth no-lltllrr thi s season. Hawkins. pitched eight inning s and allowed no rarnrd ru ns 1n no~ httter hurltng the ninth tn Yankrr history and ftrst s tn c P Dave Righetti blanked Roston .iuly 4. 198.3. · The White Sox did not baltn tho !Jot tom of the ninth inntng Hawktns. 1·5, entered I h<•ga ml' having gone eight stra ight ap prarances wlthout a wi n. H is la s t '.iirtory ca me on Ma.v h at c;atifornia . · "They've been talking about how hard-luck it's lx'Pn fnr HJwkin s. ·· White Sox managPr .left Torbo rg said ' That 's the rdgf'd M1lwaukPP6 ul t imate ri ght !her(' " "You ca n 't put it into word s ... Y ankpe ~ managPr Stump Merrill sa id "ThC' gu y givl's you !hat kind Of pf'rformanrP. Cl nd you Pnd up g1v1ng up stx out~ in thr <1nd M i nnPsota nirPf'd Ra!timorP Jnn1ng ." Th<.tt lllnJng wa s !hP Ptg hth in whictl rhrrr Yankef' f'rror-. hr lpc>d Chicag o spoi l Hawkin s gamr With two ou ts. Sammv SosJ rPachcd o n an rr ror b~ · thirrl basl'm ;m Mikf' I31owrrs and s tolP "irco nd Ha wkin s rhrn wa lkrd Ozzir Gu i llf'n and L a ncr .John son to load thr ba ses. Merril l wf'nt to thf" mound but ll'ft Haw k ins in . "Not until he ~i . . ·ps up a hit . No \l.'d\ ... Mrrnll '><1 id Ll'ft fielder Jim L••yritz rhen dropped a s li cing l1nr dnvr b~ rookit, Robin \'rntura for d rhrl'l' bas<' error " I rn adr t h e wrong move to thP v. rong sidP." sa1d LP,VI'l l z " It got ca ug h! up in thf• v.. i nd a littlr bit. and I dtdn ' tthink Irou ld r atrhup to it. WhPn I did , I dropped it. .. l v~1 n CaldJ•r nn thrn fli Pd to right hut .Jp s~t· RarfiPld los t a hat!ll' wrth !hP -.un and thr ball ff'll for thf' inning \ third ~·rTor . B<.~n ~- .Jon••s. HJ -1, pi!chrd th r t'IC hth 1nnin g fur rhr \'ictor~· !hat ffi(J\'Pd {'hi('ago prrc r ntagr pomt -. Jhl'ad of Oakland for f irst plaC'I' in th1• ..\m(' rtran l.ra glH' WP S! 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At .. nU. , : 35 p.m. iAVPr) I II I FariJlP'r 11-11 . 1: » p.m. at Monll'f"al Plltllbur'!lh ITf'rT'I'II t -1) al. S~n Dl,.p I llunt t-7 I. 10: 03 p rn . Sl IJJIII~ t~b.-nn~> 1-1(1) 111 lhn Franrl ~~to (RohiiWMln J-11. lfi· U pm Oln!l:u IPil'CI 1-e! at Los Anpi!'R I Bf'h-hfr S-1), 18: »p .m. Tbl'tld _, Gamf'lll l 'lrln•ll at Morl,.al , ni111M Hollllon 11 New Vllrk, ni1Jhl: Alla•ca .a PhllaildptiiL niJIII: PKW.IJ.Il SUI Dlrp, Alp!: St . IAih II Su PriUICIIC$, nip! nwaro u l.Gtt tUrel~ . nlrttc ..,.,,n ll11nd&J' Sport• fran•ello.,. L01 Mlf'~ - ~ i n 12 innin gs n . Red Sta 15, Rangers 4 At Boston , .Jody Reed . Ellis Sala zar. who had six hits in 12 plate appearances In the threegame series against the Padres. also was the hero in Saturday 's cont es t by driving in three runs with a triple in the fourth inning. He go t a fourth RBI Sunday. drawing a ba ses· loaded walk. Since returning to action June 28 after being out nearly two weeks with an ankle sprain. Sa lazar ha s gone 8·16 He has batted 45obygettin g20hi tsinhis l as t 44 times at bat. "if you if to ld mewp'regoingto score . 10 runs. I havP to figurt• we ' rp going to win," said Tony Gwynn. wh o had three hits and two RB I " That's two straight Su nd ays in a Padres have dec isions l.' · row ( t hat dropped the 11 10 Page-5 "You couldn't have asked any more of our offense today." sa id San Diego manager Jack McKeon. " It just didn't work out because of our pitching. This is n't the end of the world. We just have to keep bat !ling." Elsewhere in the National League. New York clipped Cin ~ ci nn ati 3~ 2. Philadelphia topped Houston 8-4, Montreal ripped Atlanta 5~ 1. Pittsburgh pounded San Francisco 8 ~5 and St. Louis nipped Los Angeles 6 ~5. Mets 3, Reds 2 At New York. Mackey Sasser scored on first baseman Ken Griffey 's throwi ng error In the ninth inning to boost New York. John Franco. 4·0. picked up the win despite allowing the Reds to tie the score in the ninth on Mariano Duncan's single and a doubl e by pinch hitter Joe Oliver. Norm Charlton. 6 ~ 2. absorbed the loss. l'hillies K. Astros 4 At Philade l phia. Randy Ready's two ·ou1 si ngle snapped a ti e in the eighth inning t o lead Phi ladelphia. Ready's hit came off loser Larry Andersen . 4·2. and Darren Daulton followed with a two -run doub lP. u.....,. Optlo.ed Jtkltn .Jim PoolrloSan "-nlonla,JiitwoT,.nl ( i\A 1: adlvald ,tkher RIQ' Sran1fl from IJ-dq-dluhltdl•n: plaef'•plk'hf'f' r~n " - oe!l-d119' dlu.l*-llllllt. The Daily Sentinel Is Introducing A New Service Now Available. Community calendar MONDAY SYRA CUSE -T he Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday at 7:30 p m. in the SyraruSf' Municipal Building PAGEVILLE- The Co lumbia Township Board of Trus1Pes will meet Monday at 7: "0 p.m. at the fire stat iun . POMEROY- The Mrigs Ba nd Booste rs will have a JTM beef barbecue Mondav and Tuesdav at Big Bend Foodlacd . Cos t is $~2 for two ha mburga rs and a can of pop. TUESDAY POM E ROY - The Fra ternal Order of Eagles Auxiiiarv 2171 will meet Tuesdaq at 8 p.m. There will be a potluck dinner. Bri ng ali donations for Patty Ward' s fire shower HONOR STUDENTS- Sail• bury El ementary recently held its scholastic awards banquet. Honor stude nts pidun•d first through third grade are, first graders first row, Carson Midkiff, Danny Custer, and Billy Soulsby. Second row, Heather Whaley, April Blankenship, M1by Hubbard, Graet• Kitchen, Amy Frecker, Sandi Gilkey, and Sarah CIUford. Third row, second graders, Kim Peavley, Anna Story. Morgan Mathews, Marjorie Halar, Tiffany Harder, Kim Conde, Beverly Burdetlf', abse nt Marissa Whale~·~ Fourth row, third graders, Crystal Salser, Daniel McDonald, Lacy Banks, Becky ,Johnson, Ryan Ramsburg, .Jt•remlah Bentlry, Tamra O'Dell, Trlcia Davis, and teal:hl'f!ii Rosalie Story, Pam Crow and Marge Barr. season·high elght ~ run second in ning to pace a 17 hit attack . The IJ run s was a season-trigh for 13os ton. Torn Bolton. 1·0. retired the first 18 batters he fared en route to his first wtn since July 20. 1988 . Kev in Brown. 9 ~ 6 . took thr loss . Indians 5. Angels 3 At Cleve land. Chri s James drovr in three run s with two hit s. incl uding a bloop double that broke stx th ·inntng tie . Greg Swindell. :1 ~ 5. went eight and one ·third innings to pick up his f irst win since April 29 Doug Jon es notched his 23rd save. Mark L angston . fell to 4·9. Blue Jays I, A's 3 At Toronto. Fred McGriff bases ·ioaded sacrif ice fly in the etght h inning snapped a .n tto and helped Toronto end a six· ga m e losing st reak . Wtliie lliatr. 1·5. p ic ked up the win and Todd Rurns. 2·2. t ook the loss. Tom Henke pit r ht'd the ninth f or hi s i.1th save. Tig<•rs 9, Royals I At Kansa s Citv. Jack MorTIS sca t f(' rrcl six h its ovC'r seven tnnlngs and .John Shelby ro ntrlb· uted two hi ts and two RBI to lift Dot ro il Morris . 7 ~ 9. picked up th r \'ictory . a llowing four run s. Paul Gi bson pitched two innings for hi s second sav e. Tom Gordon. '>·O, absorbed the loss Mariners 6, Brewers 5 ( 12 inn~ I At Sea ttle . Matt Stnatrodrew a two ·out bases loaded wa lk from Tom Edens in the bottom of the 12th innin g to lift Seatt le to its fifth straight win . Paul Mi ra · bella. 2·2. took the loss. Keith Co mstock. q.2. worked two and one ~ third inning s of one~ hit reli ef for I he victory . Twins 4. Orioles 3 At Minneapoli s. Br t an Harper's one-ou t nin th inning single sco red Kirby Pucket I from third to lift Minnesota . Gregg Ol so n. allowed the game ~ winner and fel l to 43. Rick Aguilera. 2·1, Nrw York Yankees pitcher Andy Hawkins after setting a major-league record for thP largest margi n of defeat in a compll'te ~game no ~ hitter when h~ lost 4 ~ 0 to tho Ch icago White Sox wit hout giving up a hi t: "It's tough to throw a no-hittPr and get beat. " worked two Innings of one-hll rel ief for the wm . Ca t Rlpken .. Jr. played In h is 73rd consecutive ~ h orlstop without mak · ing an error, t:'Stabllshlng a nf>w 1\ mPr ic an League rerord ganw at - - Sports briefs - CoUege George Perles began his reign Sunday as athletic director of Michigan State Universit y . Pe rles. >~•. replaced Doug Weaver. who retired following 10 years at th e helm of the Big Ten's second biggest at hleti c program. Hockey :'>IHL defensemen Gary Suter and Chris ( hellos face charges following an altercation with police Thursday night outside a Madison. Wls~. bar. Chelios, traded from the Montreal Canadiens to the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday, was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Sutter, a player with the Calgary Flames, faces a battery charge for allegedly punching one officer In the face. PoUce say the struggle ensued when they saw Chelios allegedly urinate on the sidewa lk and tried to arrest him . UI'PER GRi\llE HONIIR STl)J)E:IITS - Salisbury Elcmt•ntary rrtl~ntly hf'ld its schol.I.L"itit' a\\ards hantjiU't. Pidun•d arP honor stud1•nl"i from grad1• four through six . F'ourth KradL•. Billi Bentl1•y, Heidi L(-gar, Mf'll.,.sa H.amshurg . Myca llaym•s, .Jan•d Warnf'r . Michat>l Lt>lfheit, ,Ja~o n Frrdwr, Vin«·••nt UrudL•rit'k, ahsf'nl ( 'had Folmer. Seq~:nd row. l'likki Bt•ntlf'~·. sixth ~Tad1•, ( 'hrb Rou!'lh. 3 BR, Kitchen, DR, LR . Mu st sell now. Besl oHe1 000-0000 Th f' tllm. "Ba.'.IC F\ uwrr ,\r ra n g111g by LillirTulii'> On . .. \~, t" lhP topi c for the program prt '" Pn terl at I h f' recent mf'et i ng oft !w Rutland Garden Club . Pauline Atkins pre sid<•d at tht · mert1ng and PcMI Ca n ada~ h.td df'\'Otions rradin g " HP rr Conu ·" Surnnwt ' !r um Cou nrn :\l.q.;:;1 Jifl t '. ;nu l 'St•t ·k lll i-: ( ;ncl' !llr nll " di!<t tH II\ ~ . t 'r ~· t·d .tnd cn!!l'l t \\t'l'l' in unr -.on ..~nd roll cc.~:l w . r ~ iln ~ wt • Jt·d \\llh nwml)l'!' '> n.mling .1 \\ 'lldtlo\H' t . Ma r gd rP! HPilP \\'t'tX' r n ·ad d Ttu • rl ' pt • c~ t(·d Musser in page am Orla nd o. F l a. in Augu st. Th is cam p in s! rue ! s all pa rt tn pants m s ta_ge prrsP ncr. \Oi('('. pagm nt Legion bv HC'r r rsu m C' lhP Mtddi<"port mr l ud f'~ mrmht'r I Lola Clark. Mr . and :\1rs . Roi>Prt Lt 'l'. M ansfil•ld. visited Thursd:t .v wit It their aunt. Mrs. Norm Ll'P and took her to Ga llipolis for dinn er Stella A 1kln s. V irigin ia Gibson . Pauline Atkins . and Gladys Cu m lngs w ~nt on a two day bu s trip to K entucky rec~ntly . Point s of interest were a trip on the• Kentucky Riv~r. Open Theater Stephen Fo ster Story, Unl vcrsit y Ma nsion a nd the Hors~ Park . (-' , ·; t ;\ ,\1 ,\:\IH ~ll ' SSER ttw J)an cC' Compd m · ot QutckPI. Su-.J n Houchi n:-. ,tncl .Jui 1P Du ck : thr Shad_ \ · Rt\'(•r ~huf fi e r -.; piano lt ·-.sons: ;1nd h'lllll' 'i ill g!'r fDr thl' g DSfW ] q uart r t . Cho sf' n . ~ h!· rs a mPm twr of tlw I { u tla nd ( 'h r i stLm F P il m~·s h!p '> hlp 1n ~hirl1 ' .\ Otlwr vis \lor s wrr (' Rob in (; i bson o~ nd H<t .v Al k irt' . Columbu s; a nd Oan J Turn1•r .J r . .fo sPph, Orr . Mr . and Mr , . Hotw r t .lawPII and C' hf•r vl ctnd Pa ulinf' Atki ns att C'ndrd ti H• funeral of he r rouuin. Mrs Owlght 1Maru('l) MutchiPr Mrs. Franres AlklrP and Mrs. F:lcan or Updegraff visited Wed · nrsda y af1C'rnoon with M r and Mrs. Robert Mahr H a rri son vi]\(' gra ngt' ht>ld I hPir rei(Ui ar meeting frida y night with Roc k Spring s Grange vis it · ing and prC'Sf'Pnl i ng fhP progTC~m Mrs. Eleanor Updegraff. Bir· mlngham. Ala .. spent a wPek with Mr . and Mrs. Robert Alkire . .tll'r lor fl' r n" . tot rost'S . ,t! alr'; t'> .1nd r·hodoch'ndrPn s. :n1· th IJ,t l ls 111 k PI'Jl r: JIJbt ~ .twa' Irom pl.t nl '>. ,tnd bl.trk p!•ppPr to 1\ l'f·p r·at-. f ro m digL;ing ;trrJu nd pi.Hlf <., Till' nt ' \:1 nH •t•t tng wt ll tw .lui~ l tl wirtr .t pi( ' Ttic ;1 ! t hP hom• ' of P.HJI IIW Atki n '> \\ ith " tou r ol l anJ· I B olin·-. gard~· n brfor!'h,t nd \\' ;ill '! nwlnn fu rn i-.tu·d by [\a Rob.-.o n fo llowPd thP rnrrti ng. litprar~' . Mrs . Mcll ~ Wood ytud . Co \um bu s. vis ilf'd Mrs. F'ranct's Young on Momluy. George R. Car(X'r. Dawn Carper, D!IVID A. MAXSON Maxson birthday D;l\'id Alle n Maxso n. son ol f1av and Beck v Ma xson , Reeds 1·i lie. celebrated his second birth da v rrcrn rl y at his homE' . 1\ n A lf thC.mC' wa s rarriPd out wit h rakr and lcr nram. Attrnding wrrr malf'rnal g ra ndpa re nt s Dann y Shain and lrPnC' Hhodrs . Frank. Coren<1 and Sara h Adams . Paul, Lcutai and Tammy Wolfe, paternal grea t gra ndmother Goldie Di l l. Don and G en('va Maxso n, Bon niP Carrison. and Kim Pugh Sending gifts were patt•rnal gra ndpare nt s Ra y mond and Rl•r ni ta Max son and Ga r y and Flossie Dil l. Robin, Pa u la. Amber and Kyle fortune . Paul. Linda. and Paula Maxson. pater nat great grandmother Eva Bennett. Ja y, .Judy . .Ja son. and Joshua Limbach, Pam . Kim. and Mike MamiJo urg and .John f arku s .Ia,· Miller . Nina. Robbia. Rachel Welch, Kim Peaviey. Charlotte Hat t , Margr, Marc and Amy Ba rr. DPbbiP. Andrea. and Jes· sica Cruesrr. Michael , Wendy and Marjorif' Halar. Sending g ift s Wf'rl' Helen l'arper. Morgan Math ews . Vicki. Michael. and .losq•h Hughes. El len , Bo b. and Robbie Camp~ be ll. .lim . Pat , Col in. &>an, and l{oarkr Boos. Char h's and ida Alire Carper and Anka Haiar of Yugoslavia DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE I I I Second St~ Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Hi \'1"1'' Harrisonville happenings Mr s. Tamara L_yu ns and '>ons of North Ca ro li na , vi~i!Pd ~u ml;r ,. aft('rnoon with hrr grandmn!hf'r. '1\ f'of fl't ' g r uu Jub CluiJ Brr ni l' t' :\'r l-.on . r--.:r\'J i':1c hol sn n. Ann J.:lizahp!h Tu rnl'r . and Htnda Dit•hl wrnt on thf' Wt•<.,t· \ '1rg tll t<1 l'kliP's HlO mile Sl ' l'llil' crui:.. P IJil thr h:an;l\ ~, 1 ctnd Ohio Alth ough shP d1d not obt;11n rlw quern tillf'. shr did win in !IH • talent caiC'gory rhr opp01tunit\ to attrnd the .J am Kid s l'.tmp 111 dan cC'. and chorPograph ' 11_\ U ni versa l Studi o pr of PS!>Ionah Mu ssrr wilt be comprlin g for .t job a.-; .Jam hid .-. . d na ti nnall_\ known tounng group th .t! P<'r forms for local malls. ro m 1· n .lion s Jnd advPrtising. ShP wa s spon so rf'd m 11w \~ ~ ·; tl\l' ll• ' d t t• ,t cln son· d tl\' thr C;rllipulls Cardl'n Co lumbu s. FRI.. JUNE 6 & SAT , JUNE 7 it'!tt·r· '> tit • h.td tf•u·in·cl for !ht• t lu ~J !nJm l{ olwr ta Wil'>on ,. \ '> h\Jit nwrnorial wa ~ ll Pid fo 1 H•·rnw1· \Yinn ;1nd th1·club \'OIC'd !o hu\ .1 bunk 1J il gt~tdl'nlng and pu r 11 tn th r• lJtlrar _ \' in rrwm on of h1 •r Ann 1-:llltttw th T urnl'r , HtmLt DtPh l. Dnroth _\ Wood,tTd , I>PJrl Canada \·. Jl;tuil nl ' 1\lkin -.. and Mar cia lkn ison from tht• Ru tia nd cl uiJ. and ,\llt•gra Will ami \ '1 rg i ni:1 \, •]-.o n f r om Sw r r)u h tour r d Par Ho l!l' r'" ancl Str<.~U<.,t..; ' ro.'>P g ardl 'n' Sll ' ll.d,\tkin-. ;1nd PJu linl' ,\1 kin" v.·rn t on .Jtour rn Wa -. hin gton !\('n tu ('k _ , H Prb CJniC'ns spon Am<1nda Mu ssrr. cLtughtPT nf Paul and Drbhlf" Mu;-.,sPr , Hu tland. rrcf'nll~· comprtPd 1n th (· Prr·I('Pn Junror Amr1 it d in RAIN OR SHINE 909 ABERGALE LAN E NO MAnER WHAT THE REASON MAY BE••• "YARD SALE", "AUTO FOR SALE", "PUBLIC NOTICE", "MEETINGS" OR "JUST TO SAY SOMETHING SPECIAL"USE THE DAILY SENTINEL BULLETIN BOARD. STOP IN TODAY AND HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT PLACED IN THE BULLETIN BOARD. Timmy PPavley. Chrisie IJodson. fifth gradr. and Ylitk Barr. fourth gradt•. Third row . Ed Bartels. 'ixth gmdr tt•~~ther, Belly 1\nn Lollis, fifth grade substil uh• l<'arh<·r. Tracy Shalf<•r, Mindy rattt· r~on, sixlh gradt• , Karl'n " 'a Uwr, fourth grad1• tra('hrr . Dorothy l..«•ifhrit. sixth gradt•. and .)l'rt'lll)-' Huhhard, ~ixth gradt' ahsent. Flower arranging film viewed by Rutland club HAMILY YARD SALE 1982 ENGLAND MOBILE HOME ,JON HALAR .ton Michael George Halar recentl y ce lebrated his fifth· btrthday at the home of his parent s M ic hael and Wendy Halar . Pomeroy . A dinosaur thrmP was carrlf'd ou t with a ca ke decora ted and made by his aunt. Dawn Ca rper. Lunch was served followed by cake and ice crea m . Party favors of dinosaur co loring books or dinosaur j oke books were given to th e guests. Artendtng were Peg Carper. BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION THANK YOU For All the Flowers, Cards and Gtfts I Recetved Whtle I Wa s Ill. SARAH •, Halar birthday BULLETIN BOARD NOTICE There wtil be a meetmg held on Thurs, June 12 to elect officers at John's Restaurant Riv er. By United l'rcss International EXAMPLE: 1X1 S5.00 PER DAY 1X2 S1 0.00 PER DAY 113 $15.00 PER DAY THE BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE IS 4:30 P.M. THE DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION FRESH PEACHES, TOMATOES, BANANAS, WATERMELONS 000-0000 MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport fire Department will hold a fish fry on Wednesday at the fire station from II a.m. until/_ p.m~ and from ~ p.m . until 7 p.m . ftreworks will be gin at 9: JO near Dave Di les Park along th e Ohio WEDNESDAY MIDDLE PORT - Overbrook Crntrr wil l ha\'r it s Fourth of JuiqiCe lebration at 12 noon wi th YOU CAN PLACE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT FOR AS LOW AS SS.OO PER INCH. 000-0000 SYRACUSE - The London Pool in Svraruse will hold festtvi~ ties on tt!e Fourth of July from 1~6 p.m . Activities will include water ga mes and contests. swimming races. and a water ~ volleyba li tourna ment. food prizes will be awarded to the winners. Admls ~ sion wll I be $1. Pases will not be accepted . For more information. callthP pool at 99 2-9909 MIDDLE PORT - Th e Middle port Arts Co unci l wi ll meet Tuesday a t 7 p.m . \\The Bulletin Boa,d" FOR SALE l983 DODGE TRUCK LOADED a picnic and muskal Pnfertain· men!. There will al so bf' turtle races and wh ff' lcha Jr races. Quote of the day Burks and Car los Quintana Parh drovr• in two runs during Boston' s II' S"'••r4~Q I'IIWhirJ: h ~ • ."'i 1111 Tnrnllfn I , UP.IU!d J CI4""Phlnd I, ( 'tlJIIonill1 flllhp I, NPw Vorl 0 J)pt roll I ..... . fit, 4 !M-Mtt.l. Mll•nkr,.$, It lnnlnp Mll•nnotA f, llalllmtm> J Mondq Gamn Tii!'IIM (llyd 7..f) at lla1t1rn J&ddldot!'r ( Pl'lrr111nf.l) , 11:11 p.m . l t .l ,,, :II!. I .Ill Sl l..oul• il. Us Rl'!\1111~ (llld f.-4), 1: U p.m. Detrott IT. .• HI "" .w '" Mon1n•l! 3. n. Tnato I llr.IUmo,.... t-: L I' Uht>u 11;11 \',.,. \ nrlt. \l.,nlro•lll ll<"lnn Tn rn nln ll .. ,~loond IW!rnll Ralll111on· ." '''llwatt..,·•· ~ .... \ "r~ T•· u~ Detwit h&~l T•·JUrl k~~.n- U~ HOI '\TJO,U . R\ I nll t• d ~r< ''" lnlt• rn;ollo~l \\IFHII' ·\~ U·: \fat: fh I, ·'l " ~ .I, Oakland clork1 •d Ke1nsas C1 r.v 9-.J . SC'atl lt• MajoN I'PCOrd." Monday, July 2. 1990 / a.s ht• attempts to pick ~ofl Ci ncinnati base runner Ken Griffey, in second Inning action Sunday at ~lu•a Stadium . (UPI) ELSTER T !\.KES A FALL- New \ 'ork Mt•ts' Kevin Elstf>r tumble~ over SPt:ond h:.L''H' ~hortstop By PAUL IIEFEDE Uri Sports Writt•r like that . you just want to make cont act, especialiy when you know the game is on the line. " sa id the veteran infielder of his fifth home run of the season. " I was looking for a pitch I could handle and he came in with a slider inside." Who knows. maybe they'i I bring me back a fourth time." said Sa lazar . "That would be a The Daily Sentinel Hoh -. on . Pl'a rl C:t na dtt_\·. EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Paulin( ' A!kin s an d t\('\'a \ic ho! son furnishrc! f lowe r -. for thl' r hur ciH '" Paull !ll' ,\lkin s h <~r lthl ' ar ran g l~mcnt It v.;t<., a lim' t~rran~:w nwn r fpaturing wild flower -. Dotulh~ W11odard hdd lhf'hinh ftt l tht• d:t_'. Thl'_ \ 1,\.l'l~' Ill U'> l ' "WE HAVE HEARINC AIDS" (304) 675-1244 .JAUEMY T . LEE W nlf Pen noter M r~. i.P~ Ilr Frank. Sarah and Mat ttu •w . T Pxas Road. WC'rt> rPc(•nr visitors o f Mr . e1nd M r\ . l<ugPnP Hi.lnin g and Ronald . H.cl't•nt ,·i sitor s of Mr. and Mr s. Ke\'i n Kn app. MlrhellP. Am y . and As h try were Mr and Mt s. Tom Lavender and spn of Middl<·· JXJr t. and Mr. and Mrs. Mikt• La\'Pndf'r and son: local. and a daughter from New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King. Kingsbury. were Monday even i ng visitor s of Mr. and Mr s. Charley Smit h. Mr . and Mrs. Scott Warner. Dayton. were weekend visitors of Mr~. and M rs. Ted Warner and oth er relatives. Mrs. Charles Knapp v isited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack P~ter ~ so n, New Lima Road. Lee birth TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL M r. and Mr s. Randy Lee are announ ci ng thr birth of th f'ir srco nd child. a son..JaremyTodd on .~l.JI' R at Holzrr Medical Crnlt'r Tht' mfan t weighf'd srvr n pounds and thr ee ounces and was l l lncllPs tong Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawn•nce Lee Sr .. Rout e 14.1; and Mr. and Mrs. Dewayn e William s. Chester. Great grandparent s are the l ate Howard Wilson and Mrs. Rachel Wilson, Middleport: the late Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bailey ; the late David William s. Mary Wllllnms. Marietta; and the late Mr . and Mrs , William Lee~ The couple has another child. a daughter, Kayla !Dining loom Only! Served wMh whipped potJJton, chicken gravy. colo allw, hot roll ond b<Jtter. bovtroge Sorry, no oubotMuteo wMh oddlttonol prlcea. ••copt s325 FOR JUST NOW FEATURING HOMEMADE DINNER ROLL CROW'S FAMRY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 ' POIIEIOYI OH. featuring Kentucky Fried Chlck111 �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Mtddleport. Ohto Monday, July 2 , 1990 M~on--da·Y···J·u-ly·2···1·9·9·o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P..o m. .e r•o•y. .M•tdd~le~p~o~ rt.~O~h=•o-------r------------~----------T-he__D_a~tly~S-en_t_•n_e_I_P_a~g_e__7 Feeney Bennett Auxiliary installs new officers, members recently Officers were Installed and two new m embers were welcomed at the recent meeting of the Amerl can Legion Feeney Be nnett Pos t .128 Auxiliary Maxine Barnes, dis tri ct pres ! d ent, was the mstalllng officers Offtcers for the ne x t two yea r s are Ge rrl Hanel, prestdent Ga ll Fer ry, first v i ce president K at ie Gilmore, second vice pres ident £ isle Roush secretar y Gerry Pa r sons treasurer K athryn M etzger c haplain, Carol Baker se rgeant at arms and Dorot hy Lo ng htstorlan Pa uline Gr eathouse ptesld l'<l and pray er wa s given bv Kathryn M etzger Th ank you notes wer e rea d f rom the Charles E dward f am tly and th e ex tended ca re uni t a t Vetr t ans M emorial Hospital Several applications l or sc ho l arshtps were r ead and pl ans fo r Lom ve ntlon we re discu ssed Wi t h lour dP lcgates to attend Four delegates anend ed t he dlstJi ct com enlion which was held at the Drew Webster P os t in Pamer o} Award s received were fir st In Americ anism, first tn commumty service, first In jun tor acllvllies a citation for b e ing the firs t unit to r each member ship goa l and a ribbon fur junior and senior m embership, second 1n c hildren and youth, a nd a nationa l and department c llat ion for m ember ship T he f ield ser vice r epor t \\as sent t o t he departmen t a nd national headquarter s l or cons td er atlon and judgtng It was noted that sever al se nior membe rs have paid dues and the secre ta ry u rge d re m a ining m em bers to pay dues before the co nvention II was annou nced tha t all JUntor m embe r s have se nt in thetr dues f or 1990 Ctnd a C J~fo rd r eceived poppy rr bbo ns and a j umor m em bers hip pm and Gra ce Welch rece tved a gift for se lling the most poppies The gr oup vot ed to donate $500 to the meal s on wheel s pt ogram on the M etgs Count y Sen tor Citize ns and to decor ate a floa t for the July 4 para de There will be a hy mn smg a t the annex on Wednesday at 11 a m and food llemy will be sold The umt decided to bu y a 70 year pin fo r Mildred Fowler the only living char ger m ember, who Is a resident at Overbr ook Ce nter Ltsled on the si ck list wer e Mildred F owler , M r and M rs Ma r vin K elly, Tom Tu r ner, Zelia L ee R eed, Hele n T a ylo r K ennedy, Becky Tvree, and E rni e Wells In addi tio n t o M rs Barnes , L o rr aine Snyder pas t distr ict pres ident, al so was a gues t Bo th are from L ancaster Mr s Barnes was presented a gi ft from t he unit Ilene Snyd er h ts torian p r~ s en ted Mrs G r ea thouse the scrap Philathea Women's club meets A m e mor ia l serv1ce for de re.1sed m embers hrghllghted the l une m eet i ng of the Phlla thea Wome n of t he Middlepo rt Chu rch of Ch nst Rose Reynolds ope ned I hl' sc1 \ ICE' Wi th a poem b y He le n ~temer Rice So Sweet the IV ·•Y So Short the Day' as Cly d.! ~l le n swort h r ead t he nam e or 1 ach of th e 90 d eceased membct s and F arte Cole placed a f! O""'E' I tn a c rys ta l howl M rs Rey nolds c losed wt lh a pr ayer I n M emorv of Chrt st 1an Wom<'n r hc meeting opened w ith prayer bv M i ld red Rtley Marlyn Wtlcox p1es tded at the mPel tng an d had dcvo ltons usmg poems en iiiiPd New Begt nn mgs Wh en Da ffod tls Ar e Ou t an d Now or Never Dorothy Roach ga\ P lhf' sec u ten v s t epor t a nd the lrPasu J P I s Harrisonville 0 ES meets InspectiO n for lhl' Ha rnson , lllr Order of the Easter n Star was he ld rece nt ly w it h Worth} Matron Go ld a Reed and W01 th \ Patro n Bo b Reed tn c harge wrt h 44 tn alt e nda ncr Pas t Gra nd Pa t ron Howard Shull wa s we lcom ed and rn 1rt ed of oth f' r r ho1 p1r r s as we ll as th ose of Har 1Jso mille " tiP recog ni zed a nd wr lcomrd Al l ha\J ng gr<J nd offJC'P r s a nd al l hali ng hP irl g1and offices "r1r 1 rcogn llC'd f hr honor ed m.1so ns Dan 1\r no ld Bob K uhn and Vtrg ll to s11 w the Eas t ( JOSS \\(' I f' lf'C Ogn w _d DPp UI\ Gra nd M atron Ju nl S<oll Gra nd Orga ntsl Bea K uhn and(",, and Representatt vcs Sd ll\ Nl'lson to M ar yl and and E lolst Sh ull to Was hington were wpJ comrd <~n d InVIted to s !t t n thP A nita and Ron C ISlO w ete ln ill a!P d mt o lhP ord~r a nd welco m(•d by wo t th\ m d l r o n Charles K tng prpsrn trd Al bil'S to them Ta lks \-H' I e g l\f> n b\ thr g ues l'l • nd the deput y ~ r an d matro n co m plime nted the officers on th e wor k the prese nted Rob Reed gave thr hlesstng befo r e t he po tl uc k d tn nrr r ast Al so thr gran d c hapter <om m tttcr for hear t K ay Spe ncer and Tl<' tt v Bishop of t he OES HomC' wrrC' rrcog mzed a ml welcomed Of the dtst n ct off tcers Betty Sc hrn h(' \ treas urer \\.as. r('cog nlzed and v.elco m ed Th e pas t m a t rons and pai JOn s B y United Press lnterna11onal I DO , MR PRESIDENT Assor Jatf'd Pres s Wh ttr H o usr rrpott f r Rita Beamish took llmr out from co , erl ng Pres ident Bush Sunday to rn a" > Paul (ost<•llo a form et aide to Kitty Dukak1s I n d bn e f ce re m om out side th e press ftltn g cent er at Ke nnebunk port M a ine whe r e Bus h IS on hoil dav Beam iS h JR and Cos tello 37 ~<rrema rn edbl t he tow n riel k B ush sr nl th e newlyweds a bo tt le of cha m pag ne and Ieite! of congrat ul a tto ns and f reed up mem ber s of the press corps to att end the reremon1 on a Ia" n sloptn g do" n In tile ocean Cos tello a pu blic rf' l 111 ons execut ne 1n Wash ing tun was K1 !t) Duk ak ts s prPss "r retar l 1n the 19Rl! ca mpa tgn f.LIMP~ES Bruce Willis says he has n oi.lf l m ~ ldol s bulh e does b11 dal s h OV.( f hosted by I rene Ken nedv Lvdt a Sm it h and .J ud; M tller ( .am es "er e played wllh !(I ll s go in g to Dcbbte L ov.erv a nd Debbie Gilmor e Th e door prize was won by Ma r le ne Barrell G1ft s "P I r r PCP IVt d from Te n1 Smti h Kr i<I Sm rth Wa nda r. ardncr Vrr k r F<r re ll Heat h er dnd H o lli P r r r1r ll G lu rw O il t'I Mae r. rJI!am Robtn Hanr ng A nn ond IPnmfPI B,1r rct1 C. oldt Gra ham F,onnil M tlll'r Mar; Ba t rell W.tnd d \' tntng Sh e !rl Dars t D< uutr• Io~ e r y V rc kl N•nc v Whtlc Lmd a Halev M( Ma nu s I v n n Boo km a n Mmdy Young E1a Howa rd Har old Gra ham K et hcl Hat fte ld J(('(' OII V W ith a t('" I .I ken lo lhf m en ti l the tP nte r F<1r Jp Coi l' h<1 d lhl' llosmg pl dYf' l a nd sndc ks wprc l njoyed v. lth Cl.u .J Co nr u\ a gue st Ot hf' l sa t te nd 1ng wei P Do r ol hJ Aa kt• I DP ktP I< or lh NP II JP Roye r r hrlm I BO VP I Ptr..llts G tlkl} <I nd K.! lh > Wtllong For the J ul ~ 1L m eet i ng <J pai iiOIIC p10gra m \.I. til bP gl\ t n by M .1 ry M ar ti n a nd l h P off ru' l s ti P to bt• hostPSSf>S D!a nr You ng n a n< es Alkll { Lola Clark Judy M cDo na ld M l\vt lle Bt own Jea n Kr nned1 Brit\ Hul c htso n Leaf\ Chas teen Co nmc Black BPu lah Gt a t e Clara P ht lhps Dar lene Va n ama n L\ dra Sm ith floS< Pa tterson Sha t on Wi se Nan 13asyr Don na Gr ate F st hcr 13i•c k Dr bbte (, t Jmore Shar on Black Lt ll v Ken ncd\ Jud\ Mt llr r Debr a McCa ll '"'nc Kcn nt'd\ T am m1 Sea t irs Ed tth Sea r Irs Flore ncr Bar rell Jesse Gru esrr J(osa lte Sa; r c 1 oul se M it'< s 1 rnd a \ ou ng Helen Qui\ c; V tolet Gr ate Barb Brow n Jra nellr Gra te Elmsr D re nna C.rarr We\r h Anna V. ol fe Bonn tc M ille! and Ada Kres£"(' STOCK UP NOW FOR YOUR JULY 4TH CELEBRATION! ON ALL YOUR FAVORITE ha\r .a SpPCI<l l place 1n hi s hra rt fo1 the Three Stooge. ' I th ink abou tlh r m 1n a ver y socia l way • Wt ll rs the ' ''"of the upcom ing Dte Hard seq ul'i sai d In an mte1' ,.lOth '.I. Pddmg an nr"P r sctr ~ recep I ton l or Bud and Ha zel Wtlson on Aug 4 and to give $100 towards a m lXer and can ope ning fo r the chu rc h ktl c hen A donatio n \\<IS m c~ d l to th e vou th of the c hurch fo r th etr Fl on da M tsston T r tp The gt ft of a lace tableclot h from Har twcll and M am Cu rd was ac kno" Ied ged In Ma\ severa l mpmbe rs took \C h e t rosr corsages to the wome n a t Ov£'1br ook Cen lPr for Mothprs D<.~v In J une g 1fl s 'W('If' Bridal shower held M ar Jene Ba n ell wa s honored People in the news report was g iven bv Farle Co le 1 he fl o~< e r and card r eport "a s g ive n by M tld red Rile\ Named on the pra)er lis t ~< e re M ar y Balle; I aw renceSte"a rt Pa t Wehrung M arth a Bur ns Ma r y and Dav rd Sm ll h Ca t I Nelson Brll Grucset M a1yi n Wrlcox H!ld t r d Car son Co lleen \a n Meter and E l otsc Forth I'h e g10u p \O ted to su vp tht PEPSI PRODUCTS PEPSI-DIET PEPSI SEVEN-UP MT. DEW AND CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI " 11h Th e New Y o rk Trmrs Till\ m ade 11 thei r JOb dunng .1 \1 1\- d e pr essmg time in AmN!t .m h1s tory t o t ry and c ht'l'l people up to tak e thei r m i nd s off l he rr problem s, and the\ d id 11 wrlh ,, purit y I ve nPw'r sern m; ont' ( lse get to book 0f clippin gs l ot herlyea r s as pres ident Th e unit also pres en ted het a paid llfettme m em bershlp In th e unit T he nC'~\ off1 cet s r losrd th r m N'l lng Dmn ct \\ as srr ~ 1 d BE SURE TO STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW STORE. USE OUR CONVENIENT SIDE PARKING LOT. STOlE HOUIS Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Now you know By Untied Press International The word blurb, used to des c r l be those short puffy pieces of praise that appear on books, w as coined by American humorist and illu strat or Gelett Burgess who sa id the name ol the model who adorned the cover of h is book " Are You a Bromlde1 " w as Mi ss Belinda Blurb PRESCRIPTION SHOP 253 NORTH 992-6669 MIDDLEPORTI SECOND - -~ - ----- - -- - to th e Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO BANK ONE ATHENS . N A , PlelntiH ftve mmutaa West {N 14 deg 06 W 1 eighteen and he ouctton from the htgheat btdder lnformatton concermng the auct 10n sale shall be obtatned at the office of the Pnnct ..l to and pay Dav11 Bacon ~ veiling wages apphcable tD - VI - MOM FARM CITY INC ET AL Dofondonto cooe No B9 CV·302 LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF"S SALE OF REAL ESTATE At S,erlff of Metga County, Ohio I hereby offer for ule at 10 00 A M on Frldoy August 3 1990 A D on the front ttepa of the Meigs County Court,ouae Pomeroy Ohio the follow lng deacrlbed real eatete The addrau Df aald realea tatl!llal540 East Meln Street Pomeroy Ohto Said real es tate 11 more fully described •• follows PARCELl Tract 1 barng pont of loll No 1D 11 12 13 14 16 16ondt7rnBOid Village loc:ated between Condor and Main Streets 1n the Village of Pomeroy and deacribed 11 follows Beglnntng at the lower m tersection corner of Cherry Street and Mein Street thence w1th M1m Street south 70 deg 1 5' Wett 374 7 feet to a turn thence South 75 deg 1 D Weat 196 1 feet to a 1taka 6 9 feet t o uthwest of c orner of Lot No 10 tttence north 16 deg 09 wett 40 4 feet t o a stehe then ce nor1h 38 deg 00 eatt 108 6 feet to a 1t1he thence north 71 deg 02 east 1 94 feet to a ttake thence north 18 deg 68 welt 40 feet to • stake thence north 71 deg 02 east 312 6 feet to a 1take m the west hne o f Cherry Street. then ce touth 7 deg 51 e11t 161 7 feet to t he place ot begmmng c o ntam mg 1 69 ICret Alto aU the nvet landtng lymg m front of loh Nos 12 13 14 16 16 17mtha Village o f Pomeroy Me1gs County OMo tubJect ,o wever to all rtQhts t,erem of and cont rol thereof by The Great lekn Coal Mtntng Company dated June 1 1920 and recorded tn Vo lume 16 Page 336 to 341 ot the leate Record• of M11g1 County Ohio PARCEL II Pert of lots numbered Eleven (1 1 I Twelve (121 Thirteen (13 ) Fourteen 114) Fifteen (15) Stxteen 11 8) 1nd Seventeen {171 bounded and detcflbtd a1 tollo wa BEGINNING at tfle Nor1, east c o rner ot lot Seventeen (17) where the Southerly hne of Condor Street 1ntertect1 the We1 terly line of C,erry Street t hence along Cherry Street Sout, Seven degrees fifty one mmutes Eut {S 07 deg 61 E 1 thirty and three tenths (3 0 3) feet to • po1n1 ae•d po1nt betng t,e Northe&at corner of a trect contatntng 1 89 acres con veyed by A W Vorhet Es tate to the Mart1n Ebersbach CDmpany by deed dated Oc t o ber 14 1920 t~ence along sa•d property and through lots Eleven (11) to Seventeen (17) 1ndusrve of wh1ch the heretn descrtbed tract 11 a p1rt the following four courte1 and diStan ces vtz South seventy one degrees two mmutes west lS 71 deg 02 W ) three hundred twelve and 11x tentM 1312 6) feet south etghteen degree• fi~ e1ght mmutea E IS 18 deg 58 E ) forty and no tent,, (40 0) South NVenty one feet degt'eet two minutes Wett (S 71 dog 02' WI one hundred ninety four and no tenths (194 0) feet South thirty elght degreM no m1 nutel West (S 38 deg 00 W) one hundred nmety four end no tenths (194 01 feet South thirty eigh'l degrees no minutes Welt IS 38 deg 00 W 1 one hundred {1 00) feet more or leSI to po•nt Dn the dtv1d1ng hne between lota Ten 1101 end Eleven (11) 1111 d pomt also betn g 1 corner of property conveyed by The New Ptttaburg Coal Company toW S F1nlaw at date of M1y 11 1928 thence along 111d dlvtdtng hna North Fourteen degrees three tenths '18 31 feet to a corner of tract dMcrlbed In followmg paragraph Nonh fourteen degrees flve mi nutea IN 14 deg 06 W) forty five and no tenths (46 01 teet to 11 pomt on 1111d d1v1dmg hne, said pomt also Marus H•gh St:hool 42091 Pomeroy Pike Pomeroy Dluo (Talophono 614-992 2168} The board reset\181 the nght to reJect any or all bids betng 1 corner of oth•r prop arty conveyed by 111d The (61 11 18 25 171 2 4tc New PiHaburg Coal Com pany to tald Ftnlaw north Public Nollce fourteen degrees five m1 nutes West (N 14 deg 06 NOTICE TO BIDDERS W 1 mnety mne (99) feet to Sealed propoula wtl be re a pomt on the southerly line of Condor Street aa1d pomt ce1ved by the Metgl County also being corner common CommtsatOOera '" thl!llf office. to Lot1 Ten (10) and Eleven Metgs Courrty CourthouiB 1111 thence along the Pomeroy Oh1o 46769 untd Southerly hne of Condor 12 PM (noon! on July 18 Street No rth aeventy ftve 1990 and opened and read aloud at 2 PM July 18 degrees ten mmutes East (N 76 deg 10 E ) 1111. hundred 1990 for the furntshmg o f and performing (600) feet more or less to matenals labor for the complet1on of the place of begmntng the followtng hot m1x pavtng ~AR CEL Ill Part of Lo t project Tan (101 bounded and de , 161feetX12feetresur scrtbed I I follows BEGIN NING at a point on hne of la ce of Bnck Street Rutland tract descnbed tn precedmg 0,10 290 feet plus 323 feet X paragraph aatd pomt al so betng on ltne d1v1dtng lot s 18 feet resurfac e of Mulber Ten (101 and Eleven (1 1 )and ry / Locust streets Rutland d11tant South fourteen 0,10 Btdder mu st use own b1d degrees five mmutes East form Front of envelope co n (S 14 Deg 05 E I nmety nme (99) feet from the temmg b1d mus t be clearly Btd for Rutland Northe11terly comer of Lo t marked Ten (10) of wh1ch the he rem Street Pro1ect The complete spectf•ca dea c nbed tract •• a part then ce by line through satd ttons may be obtained from the Offtce of Me1g1 County lot Ten (10) Sou t h twenty 11x degrees ftve minutes Comm1ss•onrs Courthouse Wett iS 26 Dog 06 W I Pomeroy Ohto 45769 bet stxtv and seven tenths ween the hours of 8 30 A M Monday (60 7) feet thence by a ltne and 4 30 P M curvmg to the r1ght ,aving a through Frtday All proposals are to be ac radtus of three hundred fifty one (351) feet one hundred companted by a bid securtty (100) feet more or less to a m tho form of a 1 00% 81d pomt tn the Northerty tine ot Bond complytng wtth the of Secttons Mam Street 1111d po~nt being provtstons 153 671 of the Oh1o Re distant north seventy ftve vt sed Code or a Cas h1er s degrees ten mmutet East (N Check Certlfte d C,t~ch or 75 deg 10 E 1 ntne and s1x tenths (9 6) feet from t, e l e tter of Credit properly 58 Sout,west corner of se•d lot cured 1n the amount of not Number Ten {101 Th ence leu than 10 % of the totnl along the no rtherly hn e of sum or s ums b1d Upon award of contrac t Mam Street North seventy five degrees ten mtnutes EMI 100% B1d Bonds submitt e d by succes sful bt dder mu st (N 75 deg 10 E l th1rty three and four tenths (33 4) automattc&lly con\lert to a feet thence by a line through Performance labor and Me tenal Payment Bond g•ven tn satd lot Ten 11 0) North th1rty mght degrees forty mmute s th e name of the Metgs East (N 38 deg 40 E I one Co unty Comm1ss1oners tn a hundred ntne {1 09) fem to a s pec •f•c amount equal t o pomt on the hna dtvtdmg loU 100% of the Contract sum No btdder may Withdraw Ton (1 OJ ond Eleven I 111 thence by satd dtvtdtn g line thelf btd w1thm 60 dayufter along lme of tract descrtbad the a ctual dat e of the open 1ng thereof tn preted1ng paragraph Thts project 11 to be funded North fourteen degrees ftve by proceeds rectuved from mtnutes West (N 14 dog 05 W ) forty f1v e (451 feet HUD Commumty Development Block Grant fundt to t,e plac e ot boglnnlng Also mclud1ng all tract s and awarded by the Ohto Depan ment of Development Of switches Satd real Mtate was ap- ltce of local Government pratled at Two Hundred Servtces Contractors and Seventy Ftve Thou•nd and s ubcontractors must adhere 00 1100 Dolla" ($276 000 to and pay DaviS Bacon pre va•l•ng wages apphcable to DOl Sale of sa•d real estate to thts protect The Metgs County Com be for not less than two thlfds (21 3) lhe aforeaatd miSSIOns ere vitally mt e r •ppnused value C••h m ested •n b1d proposals h o m Mmonty and fe male c on hand on the date o r sale trac tors Sa1d ule •• subtect t o ap The Metgs County Com proval bv the C o mmo n Pleas mtSStOnen reserve the r~ght Court Me•gs County Oh1o t o wa•ve any and all~rregula Jam e t M Soulsby r1t1e1 and / or •nformahttes Shertff Me1gs C ounty Oh1o and t o acc ept or reJect any or all btds an d / or any part Appr oved the reo f I Carson Crow Me1 ga County Attorney fo r Plo•nt1 tf Comm•as•oners Bank One Athens N A Mary Ho bs ten er Cle rk 161 26 171 2 9 3tc 171 2 9 2tc Public Notice Public Notice NOTI CE OF AU CTION No tiC& 1s here by g•ven lh at the bo ard of e du catton o f the Metgs local S c hool 01 s tuc t Metgs County Oh10 wdl of fer for sale at public auctto n at Metgs H1gh School 42091 Pomeroy P1k e Po mer o y Oh1o co mmen cmg at 6 00 PM on July 1 2 1990 the foll o w.n g d e scrtbed personal pro pe rty Several S e ts of F1 esta Ware Gl assware Three (3 ) El ectnc Ranges Throe (3) Gas Ranges Terms of the sole shell be c ash m the form of c ash o ra cert1f1ed or c ash1er s c hec k payable to the board o f e du catton of th e Met gs l oca l School D•s trtt w,. c, 1s re QUI red &t the t1m e of the pub BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE <1:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION SAVE-A-LOT WILL BE OPEN JULY 4th, 9 to 6 NOTICE As per Arttcle 9 Transle rs and Va canctes Seclton B of lhe Negoltated Agreement between lhe MlTA and the Board of Educa110n. the Metgs local School Otstncl ts posttng the followtng vacanctes for tts regular teachrng slafl lO Teacher at Metgs Htgh School lO Teacher at Metgs Htgh School(pos· stb tltty of half ltme lD Half Time Must c). OWA Teacher at MetgsHtgh School an,~ ~omputer lab Teacher at Metgs Htgh School NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be receiVed by the Metgt County Commtluonen ., th• office. Me~gs County Courthou" Pomeroy Oh10 46769 untd 12 PM !noon) on July 18 1990 end opened at 1 30 P M on that date and read aloud tor furmsh1ng mat enat a and perform•ng labor for the completton of the follow ong Resurfactng Sutton Town s h•p Road 100 with 404 Aa phah Concrete tn a 1mgle 2 1nc h layer from the mtersec tton of TR 102 to C 28 {Mtle Hill Road} for a total prOject length of 1 mile B1dder must use own b•d form Front of e nvel o pe con tammg btd must be clea rly marke d B1d for Resurfac e ot Mtle Hollow Road The project pro po11l may be exemmed at tfle Otf•ce of the Me•gs Co unty Commt& 11o ners Co urtho u11 Porn eroy Oh1o between the hours of8 30A M and4 30 P M Monday through Frt doy All proposals ere t o be ac compame d by a btd 1ecurlty in the form of 1 100% B1d Bond complytng with the provlato na of Section• 153 671 ot the Oh1o Re v1sed Code or 1 Ctshtar' a Check Cert1fied Chec k o r Letter of Credrt properly se cured tn the amount of not less than 10% ot the total sum or sums btd Upon eward of c ontrec t. 100 % Btd Bonds 1ubmitted by succeuful bidder mu11 automatically convert to • Performance labor and Me tarlal Payment Bond giveo in the name of the Me1g1 County Commlutonen tn • specific amount equal to 100% of the Contract aum ND bidder mey withdraw thetr bid wtth•n 80 deyutter the actual date of the open lng thereof Thll project be funded by proceeds received from HU 0 Commu nlty O.veiDpment Block Gr1nt fundi "to oworded by the Ohio Depon ment of Oevelopment Of· flee of Local Government Service• Contrectora and subcontrecton mu11 adhere of Mary Hob1tetter Clerk Me1 g1 County Co mmt u loners TO MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' CLOSED SUNDAY POli CIES ' Ad• ou ta•de Me1gs Galh a or 15 3 6 15 15 Mon thly 15 51 30 nder 1!. wNds w Announcements be run J d..,.s al no chcw ge Prt ca o l ad fo r al c ap rta l l l!l ! e os , ~ d o. h 7 pont line type on ., used tl 12 3 4 p r co' ol ad co H 1Cr1ec~ ptlper l C1 l l bf'IO<II] 00 p m 'Sen11nel n no1 responstb le for 1\rrnrs af1 e1 l••sl d.,. " Ads that mu st be pa•d ' " ad11a n ce are Gel d o t Th anks Happv Ad~ In Memona m Y 11 rd Sales Gtvfl llwa\ 5 H.tppv Ads 6 7 l os1 ano F au ncl Ya d 9al e lp<ttd n adva n ce• Pu b c Sal e I!. A ut: Ho n 8 9 W anted to Bu y pohs D11ily Tr 1bune ru chmg ove 18 000 MONDAY PAPER TU ESOAV PAP ER W EDNESDAY PAP ER THURSDA Y PAPE~ FRIDAY PAP ER SU N D AY P AP ER VIRGIE BURFORD ako VIRGIE R BURFORD an 12 15 16 S~nools & l n1 u CI on Aado TV&CBA!! pa r 63 Fo m Equ 1r'! men 1 Vlla n! ed to Buy l ves lock 64 Ha\ & G r it n 17 M• s~e ll aneou~ 65 - See d & Fen I l' r IB Want ed To Do 13 1 4 - Bu s •n ess T 61 62 •ng IIUfHHMI vs VIRGIE R BURFORD a n mcompetent person Et AI Defendant I Cas e No 25849 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION JAMES E MAJORS w,ose place of r911dence 11 unknown and w,o formerly rea1dad a1 Ate lt1 Rutland Oh1o wtll take notlcethat on the 12th dey Df June 1990 the underSigned as guar dt an of the estate of Vtrg1e R Incompetent Burfo rd an penon ftlod a complamt tn the Problllte Court Melgl County Ohm to sell the fol lowmg descnbed real estate Bemg m Frae110n 36 TO'INn 6 Range 14 Ruwland Township Metgs County OhHJ Clan•}•f'd fJO!'• ' " " " ' rh e joUml tn~ ti'I Pphom' rn lt rllllf«" the southe•t corner of Frae110n No 18 Town 6 Range 14 of the OhiO Cumpany s Purchase: thenoa wast 60 rods thence south 80 rods thence east 100 rods to the center of the road thence tn a north westerty dwectton along the center of the road to the place of begtnntng. oontammg 30 acres more or 18:11 Excepting &nd r•aving a 2 acre parcel convlft'ed to M1cky B end Rechel Hu"on and delatbad tn Volume 289 G1ll11 C ou nty M e ogs Count• AruCo d e 6 14 AreaCode61 4 446 - G• hpol s 99 2 367 - Chi!St'll!e 388 - V n10n 3 7 9 - W !IInut 84 3 Por Tland 24 7 9 49 Letal1 fa ll s R• c n e 74 2 R t la n d Coo l w lie 667 lowtng deembed real eatate lllluated 1n Fract.ton 18 Town 6 Range 14 Rutland Townstup Motgs County Ohto and bounded and desmbed as follow• Begmmng at the Southe•t cornet" of Fract1011 18 at a pomt where the Beech Grove Road mtersecta the south hne of Fra ctton 18 thence north foilowmg the e•tern bound ary hne of Fractton 18 approxlmstetv 400 feet to the southern bound~ line of an 88 acre parcel of real estate now or fOfmerty owned by Rodney E and Ou1ne Walker as deacnbed 10 Volume 269, Page 619 of the Deed R~ cords Me1gs County Ohto; thence west followtng the southern boundary lne of 181d w&lker 88 acre parcel of rell estate to the center of ,._ Beech Grove Ro.t, thence tn a southeasterly d1rectton to&. lowmg the center hne of Beech Grove Road to the place of beQ1nntng. oo ntalnII"IQ 12 of an acre, more or For a descnphon of ••d p arct~ l of real at tate refer en ce 11 made to Parcel lt017 Page 21 Fraction 18 of the Rutland Town•h•p Pl at Map REF EREN CE DEED Vo lume 269 Page 308 Deed Records Me•gs County 0~10 Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals wtll be r&-ceNed bv the MetQs County Commt1110ners at thtllf' office. Meiga County Courthouse m Pomeroy Oh1o 46789 until 12 PM (noon) on July 1 8 608 E M~ln doy of July 1910 01 1 30 P M at the Office of the Probate Dtv1slon Com mon Pleas Court Pomeroy Melga County Ohio per sonally, or by counael, to lhow cauae why uld reel e1tata ehould not be sold and why any other ludge ment or order 11 the Court deema proper and which af fects your claim and rigt\tlln this matter 1hould not been· tered It yo u fell to appMr and defend judgment by default will be rendered again1t you and the relief de· manded In the con"jpleint will be grantttd ,. Judgo Robon E Buck (8) 18 2&, 1712 3 TC 937 B dh o ]4 - B u~ n ~s 81..1tld ng~ 35 l o u & Ac reoge 992 2259 MIDDLEPORT - Remod ~ ed oom e 3 bedrooms basement sm all yard wlh prrvacy lence Ntce fronl srti ng po rch PRICED TO SEW REDUCED $19 900 00 PORTlAND - Appro< two aMached acres 8 mob tle homes under s h~ngled roo t J bedrooms an d bat h Burlt on ullrl y roo m 30<30 st or age burld ng $16 500 DO POMEROY- Nrce nerghbor hood 4 bed roo m home slrd tn g glass doors m I vm g 1990 and opened at 1 46 P on that date and read aloud for furn11hmg mat tr rtala and performm g labor for the completio n of the foll ow M mg Resu rfa ctng Sal• s bury Town ship Roads T 60 and T189 (Zu s pan Hollo w and SliVer Run) fr o m Galha County lin& to County Rd 3 45 for a dlttance of 68 m1l e Res urfe cmg metertals to be 404 At phalt pa vmg Hot Mtx 2 mch thtckneu Btdder mu st use own bid for m Front of e nv elope con tatn1 ng bid mu st be cl earty marked Btd tor Resurface of Zu~pan Hollow & Stiver The propDsal may be a x am1n e d at the OH1 ce of the Me1g11 County Comm1u1on er s Co urth o use Pom Aroy Oh1o 45769 be tween the hours of8 30A M a nd4 30 PM Mon da y through Fr~ day All proposals ar o t o be ec co mp a med by a bi d securtty m th e form of a 10 0% B1d Bond c omply mg wtth th o pr ov1s1 o ns of Sect iOns 163 671 of t he Ohto Re vtsed Code or a Cas ht er s Check Ce rt1 fied Chock o r 2 In Memory room oak tnm woodwor k The famtly of car pel!ng, a11 cond I onr ng. Apt ove r ~ arage Jo r rental or wor kshop And mu ch more 11 FREDA MITCH 36 Re 11 E1111t 1! Wfln t !!d 41 42 43 44 45 Hous es lo Rent Mob il e Homes lor Rp 1 Fa rms fo r Rl!nt A.partme t lo Ren apprectatton to car pet mg, and 2 ca r garage netghbors who all frrends and sent flowers. cards and food $28 900 00 RACINE Ship - (7} 2 9 2tc Public Notice RACINE - Ran ch home wrth 3 bedrooms l ''' bat hs bur ner lo supplemenl heat and sp r•ng avatlab le Cectha and lebanon Town 4 acre ol Kathr n NOTI CE TO BID DE RS Se aled proposa ls w ill be receiVed by the Me1g!l Co unty Commu1oo ners at t h81' offtce 1n Me•gs County Courthousa Pom8f oy Oh10 4 576 9 unhl 12 PM (noon) o n Ju ly 18 1990 and opened at 2 1 5 P M July 18 199 0 a nd read vacanl land $2 000 00 11 hom e tor a Help Wanted HELP WANTED Some remodel rng com pleted 3 bedroomsand I b~ h f m1s h rt the way you want $20 000 00 REGISTERED CHARGE NURSE, Long Term Care Facility, Day Shift RACINE - Noce ranch home 3 bedrooms I bat h carpel f 0 heal Ci A re creatiOn roo m m Position, Flexible Schedule Available, Competitive Salary, basement Call Pleasant Valley Hospital RanRe & l reezer 1 car gar age wtt h ce ment d! •veway Ga rde n Personnel Department space 992 6191 Jean Trussell 992 266 C Mae Hupp 949-22 ~ 7 Jo Htll 985-4466 Otft ce 992 2259 OUR SALES VOLUME HAS BHN GOOD AND WE STill HAVE BUYERS LOOKING FOR MEIGS COUNTY PROP ERTY IF YOU WANT TO SEll CALL CLELAND REALTY TODAY"' We Need Listings! 1990 Ohio Housrng taauo Now Avatlabte FIXED RATE 7 76% 111 yr 8 26% 1hrough 30th yr Coli Cleland Realty 1oday We wtll help you frnd a quehfted home from our eJuatrng Inventory A u!o R t!pil 76 79 C.1m~ lo 65 "HELP WANTED" Sales Representatives If you are looking for a career, not just a job apply at Jim Cobb Chevrolet. 11 992-2 Makes and Models F ast Qu altt y REPA IRS' 8 Services 81 82 Howard L. Wrrtesel Hom!! mp o~e • ...,., ~ ny & He~ nq Pl u mb ROOFING BJ - bcava t ng 84 85 80 87 E II!Ctr c11l & ~eh qer~ llon Hau ng M o bole Hom;~ R'iip" • GMe~al Upholste•'l Public Notice aloud fo r fu rms hmg mat e r~ al s EJnd performtn g labor for t ho complc tto n of t he follo w lnQ Co nstructi o n of a 20 6 X 17 0 rest room facthty bwlt o f concreto block wi1h a woo d roof Tota l area o r t he bUildin g ts 34 8 5 sq ft Plans and ! pec1ftca t1ons on fil e at t he Metgs County Co m m1s stoner s office 8tdder mus t use own b1d form Front of en\lelope con ta ~ntn g b1d must be clea rly marked 81d for Middleport Rest room Fac1lrty The pr opo sal may be e,. am1ned at the Off1ce of t he Me•gs Co unty Comm •ss1on ers Co urthou se Pom e roy Oh o 4576 9 bet wee n the hou r s o 1 8 30 A M a nd4 3 0 PM Mo nday thr ouqh Fr1 day All pro po sal s a re t o be ac compa m ed by a btd s ecunty 1n the fo r m of e 100 % 8 1d Bon d comply.n g w 1th t he prOV ISio ns of Sect iOns 153 57 1 of t he Oh1 o A e v1sed Cod e or e Cas h1er s Check Cerflf1 ed C heck 01 Letter of Cred•t pr oper ly se cured m t he amou nt n f not less lh Hn 10% of the t otal su m or <~ums b•d Upo n awa rd of con t rac t 100 % Bt d Bonds s ubmttt ed by succeuf ul brdder m us t automat iCA lly convert t o a Perfo rm e ncP. LBbor and Ma tenn l Paym en t Bo nd g1ve n m t he na m e of th e Me1g!l Coun ty Co mm• ss 1o ne rs 1n a s peclf1 c am ount equal 10 100 "1n of t he Co ntr act s um No bidd e r may Wit hd raw !hAir b1 d w 1t htn 60 da ys af ter the ac l ual dat P. nf t he o pen 1ng th e reof Th1s prOJI'!C't IS to be fu nded hy w oceeds roce 1ved fr o m HU O Co m mumry Development Block Grant fun ds r~w At ded by th e Oh•o De pan ment of Developm ent Of f1ce of l oc al Governmfln l Sen11ces Co nt ract or s And s ub contrac to rs must adh e re to and pay Dev1 s BAcon pre va •hng wa ge.'! flpp l• cabl e to th1 ~ proJed The Me tg s Cou nty Com m•ss tons are v1telly 1nt er est ed m btd pr oposa ls fr om M•n o nty a n d fe m ale COil tract o rs The Me •gs Cou nty Com m1 ~ s1one rs reserve th e n gh t to w a1ve a ny an d all ~r regula nt•es an d / or ~n fo r m aht 1es and to accopt or reJect any or 11 11 b•ds a nd / or any pa n !hereof Matgs County Com m1ss•o nors MAry Hobst ette r C lerk 2 9 2tc R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING NEW - REPAIR CHESTER, OHIO Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleanrng Pamttng FREE ESTIMAT ES •GRAVEL 949-2168 6 I 90 I rna pd BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & <i,ARAGES " At Reasonable Pmes" Pit. 949 -2801 or Re! . 949·2860 Day or Ntght NO SUNDAY CAllS 4 16 86-Hn L"-'p TRAVEL PURSUIT Atrltne R ese r va t1 o n / Tr c ke t s A sk l or Kenda 16141 742·2027 ' Your co nn ec t 1 o n Q To All • 11 u •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 1 ,_ PlUMBING & HEATING New Lo,atton I 68 North Second 985-4422 1 11 90 rtn •Mobtle Home Pari s •Mobile Home RPr.tals •lot• Re nlals 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomtroy, Ohio 11188Hn MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR All MAKES Bring It In Or We Up. KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 992.5335 or ~8S 3Sbl POMEROY, OHIO 316 90/ Hn FOREVER BRONI TANNING NOW OPEN Watch For S1gns MAINTENANCE & REPAIR I 368 Powoll II , Moddloporl !Au ou from Ht lntu Th1 1ft Sl a.-• I (b14) 992 -7843 SPRING SPECI~L ClEAN, LUBE & TEST $1886 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Budt Free Es ttmot es PH. 949 -2801 or Re!. 949-28b0 Or Bv Appomtm e nt NO lUNDA YCAUS 41686«n 2 Te(hni(ians 1- GM Line RANGili- Gas !lee - 1125 up FRIIZIRS- 1125 up MICRO OVEN5- 179 up liEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Experience preferred. 1-Transmtsston Specialist. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 992-6614 992-6614 TRACTORS & lOADERS RAKES AND TEDDERS Repatr All Makes S. Models o f Farm Machtnery PICKUP & DEliVERY Buy · Sell Trade 992 -SJJS or 9BS -3Sbl 367 -0588 Aaost From Pet! Office MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742·2455 POMEROY, OHIO RunAIID, OHIO 52 1 90.lmopd 10/ l0/ 191fn Trained Mechonic . ZETOR MOWERS, SERVICE We con repatr and re core radiators and heater cor". We can also ac1u ooil and rod out rodtators. We also repair Gas Tonks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Mtddleport, Ohto 1 13 «c SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·uGHT HAULING *FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 EVENINGS 81290tfn GOL D CREDIT CAR O Liquidat ion Sate Everything !rom A t o Z It you don t bell eve come and 111 Old ba nk bultd lng Rae /,. Ohio Comer of Thlrd and Pea rt Street Jneldt and oulslde July 1.S 9 1m toT p m 61 4 992 7847 5 II 90 1 mo LINDA'S PAINTING GOLD CREDIT CARD VluJMas1 ert ard gu ara ntMd flO sec ur l1 y depo&lt 1 901)..963-5100 1111 co blllt 49 50 fe• 4 Giveaway co. INTEIIOI UTEIIOI 5 Kltt•n• 3 wlmtl" blue •yea, 1 B!Ftmele blut aye• 1 GIW Female 614 388 859! . FREE ESTIMA TES Take the patn out of Anyone wishing lo htul manure hom tha hors• bam t at tht Me1gs Cou nty l•lr ground• may do so trH of charge T~l .. It loc::a ted at the and of,._. tllbl" on old route 33 load!ng will be done by the !ndlvld ual Ftlr Board will not be ,...ponllbl• lor etcl d•ntl & potnltng le1 us do 11 fo r you. VERY REASONABlE HAVE REFERENCES (b14) 985 -4180 6 1890l mo d EliM HOME & Board For Sen1or C1t1J.ans and Room j Handr<apped 992-5042 20~ Soulh 4th Sl 81ack and w~ll a cottle Mlrfd pupp y. FrM 10 good ho m• 814 594 7795 H1y Fru tor th• Cutllng 8t4 446 4289 New Ze l•nd and CaUtomla Albbill 614-843 5276 u k tor 00blo Wood Palle t• 304 675-6S5g 6 Lost & Found FOUND Red Pome111ni1n ty pe dog Famllt VIci nity ol S! Rt 35 Jack•on Pika 614-4 46--04 ~ 7 Yard Sale Mtddleport, Oh "LOW INCOME HOME mo OPEN MQN FRI 10 AM 6 P M m~~~£R:t6~R~SIOO up ' Announcements CALL 992-5589 Appotntm e nt 30 Sess•ons - 130 Co Rd 28 3 VIlla/Mast ercard gu•r~~nt..d no sec urity depotll 1 g()o-963-5'1 00 tel co bills S49 SO IN SALES & SERVICE MIDDLEPORT VCR CLINIC Announcements Heating, Cooling, Refrigeration Service Resrdenttal S. Comm erctal TL C 27 Yrs Exp Re ferences SPECIAL f ••• Il l 90tln Good Re tes 949-2794 ,:-.-11'~ I SEARS 788 N 2ND AVE MIDDLEPORT 992 21 78 HUMPHREY'S CLIMATE CONTROL • COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK RACINE, OHIO 6 ll 90 I rt~~~ ,nrz 985-4473 667-6179 Call Now To M ake 90 DAY WARRANTY SIDELINES SPORT CARDS •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodelong Stop & Compare M•ddl eport, Oh1o 45760 WASHIR5- SIOO up Business Services BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION Free Estimates Arrou From Post OH1r1 217 E So<. Pomeroy Types of Travel " •LIMESTONE Pick 5 11mo d Help Wanted WANTED" WE GO THE EXTRA MILE ..... 992-6810 POMEROY OHIO : 788 N. 2nd MIDDLEPORT USED APPLIANCES Help Wanted " Quoltty and Reasonable Pmes " Fotlory Authomed Sfrvt<e (enter For Mou [.QEJA.l. 11 A Great Combrnatton - SAlES AND SERVICE SEARS S;~le t. Ac cessor • NEW HOMES •SIDING •GARAGES •REMODELING •GENERAL CONTRACTING TV -VCR-STEREOS PROFESSION INSTAllATION nq Equ pm en1 CMT pe r ~ & Moto Home~ (7) (304) 675-4340 HENRY E CLHANO Auto Parts GREG BAILEY 90 "" FREE ESTIMATES M o t orr~c le!i B l<H~ fl. M oro" 77 lett e r of Credn pr operly so cure d tn th e am oun t of not less than 10% of th e totn l s um o r sum s b1d Upon award of co ntract 100% Btd Bonds s ubmttt ed by su ccessful b1dder mu st aut o mat•cally co nve rt to a Performance l a bor an d Ma t e t~ a l Payment Bond gtven tn the nam e o t th e Me1gs County C omm 1ssmn er s m a spec1ftc amount equ al to 100% of the Co nt rac t su m No b1dder may wit hdraw the1r btd wtthm 60 day s aft e r the a ctual dat e of the ope n mg thereof Th11 project •s to be fundttd by proceeds re<:e1ved fr om HUD Community Development Block Grant funds awarded by the Oh1 o Depart ment of Develo pment O f f• ce of Local Gove rnment Serv1ces Contract o rs and subcontrac tor s mu st adhere t o and pay Da v1 s Bacon pre vatl1ng wages a pplicable to t h1s proJect The Me1gs Coun ty Com miSSio ns a re v1ta l1y mt e r e!ltAd 1n b1 d pr o posals fr om Mm oflt y &nd femele con tra ctor s Th e Me•g s Cou nt)' Com mt!l slo ner s reserve th e n ght t o WIUV Aany &nd all m egula r1t1es an d / or •n fo rmflhlies and t o a cce pt or reJect fl ny or all b1ds and / or an y part th ereof Me1gs County Co mm•ss1oners Mery Ho bst e " e r Clerk express srttrng on J 2• acres Wood 7} 7J !4 !5 76 ' " FENCING A •u s l o t Sale lruLk~ lot Sal~ v o~ns & 4 -vyo ~ ••mnmAI wtshes to $4 2 900 00 11 Public Notice Run POMEROY,O yo un g cou ple lume 1 68 Page 525 Deed Re cord• Metgs County Oh• o All t hree parc:.Ha are subject 10 any leaaea nght•ot way easements re1arva ttont and restn ctlo na on re-cords The P1~mtrff alleges II is neceua,Y to sell aaid reel estate In order to pay fer the support of satd Ward end to ply the debts of the e.td Ward you are a party Inter etted in the subject muter of the c omplamt bec8ute vou sre the ne~~:toflclnofMid Vngle R Burford en lncom patent person You are Iter eby notified to appear et 1M hearing, 1cheduled for the Apr e G nvl' Ma1on Nelfll 1"111ven leta rt Public Notice ttt1e and tnterest of the ward In and to tt'te parcel of real ettete deacnbed as being REFERENCE DEEO Vo 31 - Mob e H omlt$1 0 Sct<' JJ F-arms lo r Smle 675 Pt PleaHn l 458 - Le01 576 773 BB2 B95 lor Sale Furn sheri Room~ Sp11cot lo R!! 1 4 7 - Want ed to Ren1 48 Equ opmen to R!!n l 4 9 f::o t l flau• MIDDLEPORT - Nce starter 18 To wn 6 Range 14 Rut land To wnship Maip County Ohto contaiftint 1 20 ecrea, more or lese Ho me ~ 31 46 PARCEL NO 3 All "ght (Pogo 211 Froctom Oppor un I' Real Estate WV Area Code 304 Ches ter Page 626 of tho Deed Recorda MOlgt County Ohio REFERENCE DEED Vo to~ - .B us r11'~" 992-5114 Transporlation 21 '-'1 oney to Loan 23 Pro l e!! IOn!ll Serv CI!S Ma5o n Co M dd i!IJ}O I P o m eroy 98 5 245 - R o Grande 256 - Guyan 0 s t 64 3 Arab I 0 sl 111 lume 178 Page 308 Deed Recorda Meigs County Ohto 11 ~ PARCEL NO 1 Begonmng 3111 il ll 6 5 1 mo pd K and J CONSTRUCTION WE BUY All NON FERROU S SCRAP BATTERI ES STARTERS TRANSMISSIONS AlTERNAT ORS ETC He p Wanted Suuat on Wan t ed ra urance mcompetent person Plamliff #015 59 - For Sal A or Tr ade homes 11 C OPY D E ADLIN E M u••CIIIIn'\lru menl' I DAY BEF O R E PUBl CAT ION 11 OO AM SAT UR DAY 2 00 PM MONDA Y 2 00 P M TU ESDAY 2 00 P M WEDN ESDAY 2 DO PM THUR SDA Y 2 00 P M FR DAY after 5 16- 90 I mo POMEROY, OHIO Rt 7 & S R 143 ALBANY OHIO Rt 50 & S R 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY 9 a m 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 10 a m ' 5 p m 6 Days Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY MAY 29 1990 II 1 Copper 90C per lb C lean Dry Alummum Cans , 35¢ per lb Clean Auto Radtators 40¢ per lb 5 B F u 11 & Vegeub 1 Calll-614·992·7104 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING 53 - Ant iques 5 4 M sc Mcr chand•se 55 Bu lrlong Supfll M I 56 PelS lor Saito 57 land and rented mobile home. OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU .... Hou1ohold Goo d• 52 - Spon ng Goods knnoucele<l~ A ellis f11!1d •d've rt1Se m e<'l1 placed n The Oa11y Sent nel I t• ~ept - cl•s•f eel diSplay Bu s•ne:ss Car d and legal nO I•c&sl 11\flll alS O appear J'\ th e P t P BAli n t R Bg l l l ll! 111d th e G•l guardian of the estate of PARCEL NO 2 Tha 51 Ing, pond, over 40 acres fenced pasture ~ Merchandise Ca rd of Th anks In M emo ~ 3 -room apartment, 40' x 120' farm build- CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH 992-6421 R a• et ar elo consecuTrvl! n5 t <ke upi.J~y~w o bec h arg6d lnt e a r h ..,...,. .u 5ep arnt e lHI5 M u on co ufllo f!:!o m us t be p e Gwea way and Fo und ads 60 0 5 / day dav family room , 2 garages, 3 baths, rented 399 S Third, Middleport 42 S9 00 $ 1 3 00 bedrooms, big kitchen, huge PAT HILL DODGE 30 15 P••d Fre 11 ad s 20 10 ' Re c""' ' 8 50 d osco unl lor a d 5 J)l ld n ad" II' ce 1712 9 2tc IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNT'f OHIO PROBATE DIVISION RACHEL HUTION 1 Ove r 1 5 Words Rate S4 00 56 00 Wo rds Days 4 Includes AT RATES 992 ·215b 8 AM lo S PM PLACE AN AD CALL FOR SALE One Of Racine's Nicest Homes See and DALLAS SAYRE ' t o r l rtOfl f, II day ad r u nt lf'l d.., att er pub l c.,•on to m1161e co tr ect oon Public Notice Stop In • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace thlo project The Melga County Com m11 •on a are vttally lnler ested In bid propoa111 from mlnorny and female con tract on The Meiga County Com mtationen re~erve the right to wawe any irregularitte~ and / or informalities and to accept or re,ect any or all btdl and / or any part there Business Services Classified atioh f01 srt v1ng as buglL•r on spec 1a l occas ions r:=========:r==:=:=::=:::=::====-r-===:=7.:=:::=~=:===]f=~::;:;;:7.:::::=== A " oman who "urked a s a ma id a t Donald Trwnp s Mar a Lago es tate In Florida say s Trump and his es tranged wile, Ivana, are a little lac k i ng In the style depart rnent Reldun Torrle told P eople m agazi ne t he Trumps put plastic ice buck ets !rom onP ol their Atlantic Cit y N J , casinos In the guest bedroom s of the m ansion As for I vana Torrle said shP has · steel rod s up her nose and a hot temper She a in t no lady p1101 mPetl ng a1 whj( h tunr Ho\\.a t d Ptnnell ( ommander prest-n tc d M,u sh a Ktng a pl aqur Jn apprec t 6l990Imo YARDMAN I ECHO OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS SALE Push Mowors & R1d1ng Mowws-Twrn (yi Repair AI MakH & Models of Farm Machinery PICKUP & DRIVEIY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742·2455 IUllAIID, OHIO 6- 29 90-1 rwo 3 26 90 ti n ANGIE'S GREENHOUSE Pauhn' s Htll Between Rutland and Rt. 554 OPEN MON - SAT 10 loS STRAWFLOWERS Dworf & Toll, PAMPAS GRASS Prnk & White, FUSCHIA, BASKETS, HERBS and MORE 614-742·2772 5 29 I mo FOREVER BRONI TANNING OPENING SOON Call Now To Mak e Apporntment 949-2794 SPECIAL 30 Sesstons -S30 Co. Rd. 28 Walch for l19ns RACINE, OHIO 5 I 7 '90 I m~ d ROWE POWERWASH SERVICE SIT S. Fourth AYO. Mloldltport, Ohio RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL SIDING Hou•• Mob1l e Hom11 Transport Vehi cles Farm Equipment Heavy Equ1pment Etc FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR SERVICE 614-992·6241 lltlO- t mo d Gallipolis & VIcinity 2 family Iuick ylrd sala July 2 & 3 Boys elothl ng lin 10 & 12 Wome ns clothing slu t2 Toys gsm•• VCR 11pu.1. mls.c 1 mtl• not1h of Ad dison HI 7 3 Famil y July 2 3 &4 9-7 5 m1 East ol Ches hlra 7 ml West ol Port er Rt 5S4 Cur11 lns s hMtl Sl1m..a klt1 1ns hom• lnterto,r wlck•r ster eo slan d all s ize ctolhlng lot 1 ol mea large ••zed wom1,.. clothi i'IQ mote l ALL Vsrd S. les Mutt Be Paid In A.dv•nce OEAOLI NE 2 00 p m th1 day before lhe ad II to run Sunday edition 2 00 p m Frldey M o nda~ edlllon - 2 QO p m S11u rdlly Gsr~g• S el•'-'-=t: -m-;-;llo- -o ut on NalgflbOrhood Rd Thuredl w I Frtday July 5th -61h Gs rcl ner • Varletw • Furniture Shop l41S Eutem Ave Buy Sell snd Tra de Low pric.. 61'446-0226 June 30-Juty 7 MeCarley s R,t 160, 9 miiH 1rom Holiler 1 111 ~~ leh p11t NGHS K&K Mo bile Home Psrk S fa mily FrMzer Stal"' c ~llwood bumfng etova Julw 3,4 lf-4 Moving S.teJ. July 2nd 3rd 4t h. Com~tr of ,.ourth 1nd Grape Houl"' B-4 Sat.July 4 ~i Some fum tt tMt hoUMhold odda, encte. car ~u• tbove North Gsllia, St Route t80 Pomeroy, MlddiBpon & VICinity �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel 7 LAFF·A·DAY Yard Sale 41 Houses for Rant Pomeroy, help turnlah. 3 bedroom piiF• Ually tumlahed. o4 bt«oom p~r­ llllly tumlahtd. 814-112-3027. & VICinity 3 arwt 4 bedroom hom• lor r.l'lt, 8omiM'YIIII Aeiltty, 304-17&- lolo. July 2-3. 1-<4 p.m. llh 1iouoo .... Narth Moln Sl. R'"land. 3030 or 17&-3-431. 1111 Ford van $400. 304-1752841. 0000 USED APPUANCES W•ahera, dr;". ., rafrlgaraiOf'll, ,._, SbCKitl AoOIIancoo, Uppar Rlvw Ail. BMlde Stona Cretl Molal. Calll14-441-7'3tl. 11114 Bronoo, Edcl• !':!.U!!t_tdlllan, good conct. 3044r,...ra 1187 2055 Evanlnp Doyo. 74 AENTTOOWN .,.......,..58 pc. _ . G""'P 114.01 "Troop, in keeping with the ......... , governments budget cuts, pluollop.614-318....,, 'll a ll be ISSUe • d s l'mg- In3bldroommobllahomllorrent you Syro<UH. 114.0112-?NI •ft•r h " 5 p.m. s ots. ____T _________-j3 Br. trtller, bath & 112. 614-446- g1 ......,., aome July mtlurt. 2·3-4. t-1. Slono lor. •ow. milk old homo coml0<1, ...1 ond wood cook W"h COflf*' NIIOVIor. Old ean, warm morning pleluroo, diohoo,mloc. 32715 HHIU.~... nd~Ri<>oed~.~G~Mm~,..~,.!:·~o.'----- I-....;;.;;.;..;;..;;.;;.;... - July 3. ..o.... 4 lomlly. an s, 1 11 acraa froftl 9kal..._w.,.. 6150 or 37'114401. Help Wanted - - - - " - - - - -- tndlvld1111 nMCiecl lot the poelllctn of t't.ad cook. Ouallbtlont Include tJ:· l*if;nct In food pwcM• Liquidation 91'-. Everything trom A to Z, If you don't belilva, com~ and . -. Old Bank bulldlrtg, RacW, ONo. Comer ol Tt1lrd and Purl Strwt. lntld.,routald•. July 1 thru 5. 1-7. 814-62-1847. T1.11tday. Juty 3. RUit~ HUll. Juna Slr..t . J ..nnla Connolly ruldence. 9-1 Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity l"9'pr-.parallon tor ,50 or mort pereont; 9uplf'VItlon of stan 1nd bookkMplng-typlng sllllls. Qualified pareons should Mild a rnumt to P.O. Box 722 Pomaroy, Ohio 45160. Poat martltd F)O lstar than July 7, 1110. EOE . lnt.....tad In a CM"Mr In Auto Mechlnlca? Join one of UN Nlllon'a futMI-growlng employrnant flalda. TM Adult Auto Mechtnlca Proaram at Trl· Chi.J* Chureh, Oshel Rd, log ~- Mon, Tu., W.d. , :J Family Sale, tooll, gur., quln, , books, baby clothes. 111 klnda . mile, t mU. !»hind HlckOf)' · Chaptl Church, a.hal Ad, tog · hcu.a. · Community Yard Sat.. , Lam Btdan Road ott At . 87 or At. 62, July 2,3 and 4th. · Yard Sa~ l313 Moesman Av•. : June 211o Juty Z. 8:00AM· 8:30 . PM, 304-e7W104. Yard Sala, 110 Third St., Muon, July 2 .and 3, axcarciM bicyela -.ml mltceUantOtM. "fllt'd Sala..._~une Lnla 91, ..,, Ptl 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick P. .rson now 5, 1:00 1111 ?, 404 auc:Uont, l l· parilnce makes lht dlff•IWnce. booking UcenMCI Ohio, Kantucky, Wnt Vlrglnlll, 304-TT.I-5785. SEA· DAVID CAll • 80009 AUCTlON YlCE. AUCTIONEER' BOGGS. 814~41-1750 . Caito'• AucHon S.rvk:a, Buf. ra10, WV. L"*-ad OhJo and W.- Vlrglnfa. 30 YMf'S II· pari.nca. fof your 11~ call ua. Gotdltn Cuto 304-937-227'6 o.Jupar Caito 304--837-2126. 9 Wanted to Buy Junk Cll,. wHt't or without motora. Richard O.Orge-no Sunday calli piNH. &14-388- 11015. Antique or naw. E:.:callent condl· tlon only. Prompl .-yrMnl. 814112-6657. Employment Services 11 Help Wanted Now taking applleaUona at Oomlnot Pizza at Galllpol .. and Pomaroy. Old•r llldy looking tor torn110n1 10 Uva with fotar, t ehlid aecaplab4a, 304--576-2711. Ov..- road truck drlv•rs, mini- mum 2 yra aapar•ne•. 23 yn or older, hom~~ Wlllkands, ci ..n drtvlng rtcord, ttk tor Lonnie Of Randy 30U75-2710. Part-tim. }ob. o.mon.trata toys, girt., home dacof. Fraa ktl. FrM tul)l)llal , FrM training. No col· laedng Of daHvary. Alao booking part'- . Cllll9andy 814-241-lOn. 887-~ Ext. P--*562 lor eumnt 1181. POSTAL JOBS fl8,392-.$61, 125tyr. Now tllrlng. Call (1) S05881-6000 Ext P-4&12 fOf currant list. TMChtn naad artrw I , raUred, WOf1l mornings or •vW~Ings. Sand retLNM, P.O. Box liS, BNfwelt 4581-4. VJSA/IU.STERCARD U.S. CHARGE Ouar~ntaad. RagardiMI ot Cradtl R•tlng. c.n Howl t-100-877-1081 all . U2!24. snuatlon Wanted 12 Hllv. room In pf'lv... homa tor eldarly man or wom•n. 814-2a6- 18 Wanted to Do ::=:-:-:::::-::::::-:::::;::--:;:;:Car & 1own , _ . . ,...,., pick· up and dallvwy. lloblla hom" I rtt»oc:kad, root. pllntad. 304-571-2818. un~ockad Custom made Country curtains. = ..•- S. wm 111 . don't ..n-~..,.,...,.. haul ust call 304-87&-IWil let 0n1 ctll da 11: all. No Job too large or too wnall. Complete homtl lmptowamantL 40 ,..art IXPif'*'cl. Lawla Of Gary. 6U~..m7 Of 614-441-4731. llagk y..,. Day Care Cenl•r ,..atonebtlt, dapendabla, tanH, qutllly chltd o1ra. Wondey thru Frtdly, 7:30 till !o:lr.t. .. ._ Pwla's Day Cera S.t., c.ntlf. chUdcl,... U-F tol~nQ vacanei• tor Ma t • -'"- - 5:30 p.m. Agtt 2 -10. r:-gutar t.-chlng .taft: LO S.tor., an• tchoot Drop-Ina T_,_., MoigO High School w.acome. 614--441-1224. (new poelfion - poe~~lblll1y of 112 time LD \12 time Mw# Opening lof atdarty e..-. In my home, good r.lerenea. 304-773OW.I. TMChar al .._.gt Se~ and Comput•r l8b 5246. T...hof ot Molgo High School. Quality Child Cllra: tanead-ln AVON I All AI'Mt I Shlrt.y bKk yard_ with r•tarancaa. FTIPT/Orop-ln. Mon.·Sat . 814SpM ... 304-<171-1421. labyelner nMded. Welwa mponolblo lody 1w 1 oncl t yr okf In my ham~. IIUIC be IVIIJ. abll a ... r IChool. ,..,.ldeyt, IHnll..., Apartment lor Rent t bedroom apartment. Slew•, ,.trtgarator. Nlca. Consider Human S.nlc11 or HUO. 402 112 2•th Sti'MI pt, PINNnl, W.V. &14-m-615a. atford1b~ 441-0St8. Repllrt, N'flnllh :r:.':l.t- .............- tumMura, Prlct Raducadl Pontr Brook Subdlvltlon, 38R, 1 112 Bath, F.R. &,..ned-In-Porch, J/4 acr• lot, City School. ~4-446-1865 . Spll1 level hom•, wood bumari 3 badroomt, ba..m•nt w th gangt, 304~7'6-2386. Spring Vallay Subdivision : !15 Oak Or., newly d.cora1-.:t ranch ltytt home. 3 Br., 2 btith, dlnlfl9 fur~Wthad 2 $150. 910 Saeond Ava. required. 300..75-7234. Work booto. &14-4*3151. 61~46- 2 rooms & blth 1175/mo. otflca rn3, 814-44&-4222. 2 small apai11Mnlt: 1 tum., t unturn'ed., Suitable for 1 or 2 Iduna. No pata. Rat. & Sac. Dap . 1114 44& 0444. APARTMENT RENTER91 Homas from 11.00 (U-Aaptlr) Gov't glv•ways, bronlt r•poa, fortctoaurM, tu datlnquant propartla. 1-t1~22-5e52 art. R1244, Including Sat. and Sun W~ttln~houH c:Mame~.t IHNt. •u ••• dow A , Hit• n.w, --- v..__. 1801 . Whlrlpoot wastt..- $15, QE w•ah•r 115, GE Dryw 171, Hot· 1150, sldl by atda rafflg., htr""' g~d. nk:a, J2!0., alec. rwnga 30" 195, WhlrlplW)f elee. r~nga :JO" Slill. Allin exc. cond. •nd guar~ntNd. Slt.agg• Appllancae. 814-446-T.JOB. Sol•• and chairs priced from $3115to $1K15. TabiM $50 and up to $125. Hlci.e-bada 1380 to $595. Aec:llnarw $225 to $375. lempa $28 to two. Dtnattn ll~N and up to $415. Wood tab'w-8 chalrw 1285 to $71!. O..kl $145 up to $375. Hutctwa $400 I up, bunk badl eomplale wtth mlttrHI $295 1nd up to 1305. baby bade $110 Mttt,., ... or box aprlngt hilt or twin SJ!IJ..!!_rm $88, and 198. Quaii'IMIII w-~ l up, King $350. 4 d!'IWif ehNt $611. Oun C.blnata 8, 8, & 10 gun. Baby menr..... 131 I 145. Bad tramM $25, Ou11n Size $3!o & king fmnt JS(). Good Hlactlon of bedroom suHaa, metal cablnltt, htadboardt $30 •nd up to S6UO d1y1 Nma u eaah with approv.ct eredll. 3 mi. out Bulavlllt Rd. Dp.n I A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, tflru 9at. C.ll 81C. 446-03.22. m<WIM. Call 814-446-2588. EOH. Fumlthtd apartment on :l'ltt .ul1•blt tor 1 pt~. 12x65 mobile t'lome, naeds lntar- SlrNf, $238 ,.,_ I dtp. 304~2811 . lwln bad wl11'1 l»ddlng, " "· 4 dr~war chll't of dt1wera 144.15. .&tr wood cCI'.mtr;" plna d1Mtt•, 3 cfl•tra 1 bencf't 1211. Twin or Fumlsh.t Apt. S200, Utllllln lng maH,..., quaan sa.. Open Mon-911 Uam-epm. Sun. 12 noon-5pm. At . 141, 4 rnU• off Rt . 7. 814-441-3158. lor WOf'lt, SIKIO or ba.t otfar, phona 304-67&-4220 aft., 4:00 PM. Pald ~~, 7'lti Four1t't, lll.illpoUa, 44 4 18 after 7p.m. 1969 Invader 12J44, aom. lll4 rwpalra nH<Md~ camp all• Fumlthad Apt. $225, 1 Dr., t...Utr, »W75tlll6 :00 PM. uUIItlaa paid. 807 2nd, Gal· tlpolla. 814--446-441& atter7 p.m. 1160 Plnac:rnt 12x80 moblla homa, 1181 Chavy truell, phone Furnished Apt ., $250..1. 2 BR, 304-875-1831. utHitl" paid, '7'01 4th , u.~ltlpolla . 614-446-4418 attw 7 p.m . 19BI 14a70 Clalboma IIIIa n-, p.~rt . tum., front and rur decks, Gracious living. I •nd 2 Melunderpinning. Can stay on lol, 5 room ap11rtm.nta at VIllage min . from town. 814-25&-1348. Manor and Rlvarslda Apartmaota In Mlddltpor1. From ,1188 Schull with axpand, J bed- tiUI. C.tl 8'14-m-T1B7. EOH. rooms, 2 bltht 1 hut pump, und•rp~nnlng •rta concrwta ...pa, In Pom•oy. 4 bedroom, fur304-671-2"22. nlthtd apt. All ulllltiM paid Including gortlogo pick-up. S370. Down paymanla on uaed or monthly. &14-MII-252&. ,.poa.... d mobil• homn as tow as 1600 down to quallllad Nlcaly lurnlaMd moblla hom., 1 buyarw. Call t-800-539-5111. milt below town, ow•rl~~l n/ 4 rlvar, CA, hMt, Ral. I SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 0338 or 3 bedroom14x70 mod•l• at the unball.v•bta prlca or Ohio River C.mp Oroundt. Full $12,900 dtllv•.-.d and Nt up hook-i.lp camp sit... Rooms $20 Call 1~73-4045 tor data lis a night or $80 naltly. 8l4-94'i-2526. Must Mil 1971 Naw Moon 12x.60 with 121:24 room, $4,MO. 304- One bedroom apel1mant In Mid· 17&-76811. dtaport . 1200 dapotlt required . 514-364-4084. TraUar I lol , 8 mil" .auth oo Rt. 7, claM to Cl•y SchOOl, Ona badroom spta. fo.- r~~nt. l14,IXKI. 1514-256-1992 $225 month. O.pc:~~~lt raqulr-.:t 614-m-2218 attar 1 p.m. 33 Farms lor Sale 45 Big Dakota farm hol"l'll, bulh on your lot. $14,995 & up . 814-8867l11 . Furnished Rooms Rooms tor rtnt • WNk or monttl Starting st 1120/mo. Gallla Hot ... 34 114-441-9580. Business SlMplng rooms whh cooltlr.g. Buildings Also tl'lll., apace. AM hook-ups. OFACE SPACE FOR LEASE on Call 1ft., 2:00 p.m., 304-71'32nd Avt., O.lilpoUs. c~.. to Cour1 Hou••· 1 room, 2 rooms, 3 rooms, 4 rooma. All nlealy daeorwtad, air eondhlonlng , rour w•ler & MWar bill a I'll pelcl Make rour choke now. No quctn over the phone, you mu.t ... lh•m. Phon• tor an sppolnlmant . 114-446-7191 day, 446-953G •n. 35 Lots & Acreage Lots & ac.-.a;a avallabla 46 Space tor Rent Country Mobllt Home Park, Route 33, North of Porntroy. Lots, ...,ta._, parts, ...... C.H 114-H:l-11179. TraiiM apace, uwar •nd wstar tumlahtd, ..tar~neN , 304-6~ 1078. ror4·..;9,....,-F_o;.r...:.Le.:.a:.se.:.:.,...,,...- homa eon.tructlon on Rtybum R01d. Ptv.d road , county water, ruson~blt r..trtctlons. lnlormatlon mall-.:i n•w 5651, Ma110n WV. an req1111sl 304-8~5253, John D. Gtrtach, no alngiHWidt trallan, pllaM. 1001160 lot on Broed Run Aoed , 2 mil• from N.w Haven, chy water, cabl• TV, llO down PlY· mant, will llnanc• $5,000. Lucy ~ Unfurnished, ona-badroom apartment . Second IIOOf', corner Saeond •nd Pint, GllllpoUt. Stove and rafrio.,.IOJ_ Wat•r provided. No pe{a. Rafarancaa ,.qulrad. 122! par montfl. 814-446-4241, 614-441-232!1 or 614448-4425. 1~742· 51 Y nd h ~ ., 2 IOta. IUftl I Nv.tonM Malgs M•rnorill Clenlans- Business v...... nalorSadlon. 47A lots 314. J3,000 Oil. 114-453-8404. Opportunity 20 to 50 ~~er11 In l.ltan ,,.. altO h..,.. ond born ••"''""'"· 304· INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. 171-7713. 21 ' Good ratrl,..l'llor UQ. B•-1 .,...., - · '"'"'"fll" County lppllanca, Inc. Good uud appllanc.. , T.V. Ntt. Open 8 1.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-9•t . 814446·18VU, 121 3rd. Ava. Gallipolis, OH Gtnttal Elactrlc automatic w.. h., and dryer. Working condHion. ft50. Call 8\4-24SU246. ~doi::':":'Y::""::":~;,.:::..:':~::::15:. Will - -. 53 Antiques p.m., Sund1y 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. 114-m-2528. Top Caah peld . Old fumltiM't cuboarda, quiHt, oriental, palnt lngt, toys, or •ntlr• estell call colfact S04-525·U15, or 304523-88&4. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1976 Ford pick-up 300 ..,gina. Nawly ovarhau'-d and naw front end. Alao roltt;r b1r. Cut of uw For cutting ataal or concrete. R•Frlgarator and bad. 814-7423100. G.E. Aatrigantor. Good condition. Calf lion wood burner. 114VU2-8822. ton Ar.du- Range. 814-'J112-22?1 •"• 1 p.m. 1::---'-:--::::--:--:;;-.,-,= * Raom condhlontr~• new. lJNd only 2 11101. BTU. 6'14-44&-~l prdln tractor. Oood condHian.na 114-44&1111. S.lrt BTackllbtl .....tlarldry..- MOO., Sunral IIH llow. Uk• new ci300C:':;' -.-;14-:::tt:IC:::;-..,.-;:;:1 :-::=;:::;--:;: iJaad 10,000 btu c:entral •lr cond, ICIII works, $1&. 304-175'1480. - - - - - - - - -Weldar w.taht bench ($130 N•w) ••oc-. ...ghl: blnc:h (liDO r.w). Good ooni:lltlon. $120 lor bolh or SIO uc:h. IM--902-1728 or 114-H22377. 55 Building Supplies p.m. thelv-. rntt•l alci"Ot(lnlutattd & peln) duel wor.. ataeltk: boXOI. 3Q44l'UISI. 11C ahote. wonnad, 2 real ameli. 114-3174111. AKC Chlnaee Pual. 304-!i712207 cell 111111 :DO Pll. ~~~~· brob Rtglltarad Quart.,- HDf1ili BaldIng. 11 tt.lndt. Englleh and WMIam. No Mglnnars. $1,200. 114- H2-1071. ow up. 11.00/'IMI... IM-441-1411· Premium •111111 My, bills and rot.., lltortgt aVIIIIablal...Morgan Famt, At. 31 Pliny, 30+V"4i1-2018. Goc:ld c:llln nay. Brinany Spenl•l PuppiM AKC Ragletar Clood HunUi\; Stock 814'-448-8320 Qll]] Night Court 0 Moneyllne Transportation '13 Ranautt Rallanc•J.! door, ttulo, good cond, 14,D~UU mlln, 11,500. 304475-4515. -4. M A campers& Motor Homes ft. Almrum.L-.!~· """'~ Good condnlon. ....,.,. 114-379-2316. 1m Alrwtftlm. Wilt lab trade. 114-446:2588. 1110 Chevy 4 wheel drt'fl'tl plcll· up , lhoft step eldt. 1871 Cor- 111'7 Trrlll btlter ,.. ft. 2 tlpouta, Hkl MW. 11100. I~ Cordoba, •• Oroomlng. All brN<Io. AM otvloo. lama Pet Food Oular. luUt Webb. C.III'M-441-0231. Happy Jlclt Fill Gtrd. All mtlal Pllanted devlca conlrolt n.as In the tloma wllhoUI PESTICIDES. R•ullt Overnight. At Schnauur puppl•. San and PIP!*'· Ch1mplon Orand Sire. tt50. AIR Tlny Toye Poocht AKC. 114-687·l404. Vtrlaty of rtbbllt tar eala. Don, Bucka, Younga. Old anough lo r'IIH a.n of8M-JI2-2:121. angll'll, 28,000 mlloo. Poyofl0 13200. 114- 38M111 or 388 ~. 1175 Box Qrand Rc•xood 114-381-1'111 1114 Z-21. Now' 11tM, onglno, axhlutt I Iron: and. T-tope. lluet ...1. $3100. NGI nagollabta. 114-371--2114. All Ylf)' good condlt1on. 114- ..UISIO. 1188 Pontile Sunb4n:l. 15,000 mU•. Aulomatie, elr, ucaiiWII condttJon, .unroof. Prlcad to Nit. IM-tt2-.1188any11ma. 1117 - O'T, - llOOO, ·• cyllndor, ...,Floro lnloctod, ~.ooo rniiH.IM---....r. 1181 Ctnro, 301. 5 IDCI., cruiH, till, llr, til liM naw,2t,OOO mi..._ 114-44N064. 1• - ~-l~r • - . Loodod, !JCMW. r• popw<o. •-·41311. ov.r eor.ono, 9110, 4 ..... & llrw. - · ....... :illno Roo-- S...mlnt ·~ 8 8:30 II(]) aJ Jackie Bison Show The first animal to host a TV shOw finds life lacking until he propose s marriage (An1mated) ®I iRI Slereo. 0 The Incredible Hulk ' NBC Monday Night AI The Mo'f'let (2 :00) (!) Masters Water Skiing Tour Championship From P1ne Mtn .. GA m'!:!N.'Io A LITTLE: INf.IB< YOI:.f' 101..0 MF:. I OtJOULD. M•lntananca: llldlng, nowlropolr, co•po,.oy, odd lobO. IF THEV 5TAI<1' LIS'TENING10 LITTLE INNER VOICES, I 'M IN TROUI5LE. (!) (J) American Mntars Sturges · film s ol the 1940s establ iShed him as a bril liant Ulteh. satirist. Roofing and Siding. Tr~lllr roofs painted. FrM estlrnataa. FrM llarb, 304-773-8116. S.W.V.C Davia SeMc:a, GaorgH CI'Mk Rd. Part•, auppliat, pickup, and dell.,.,.,. IM-- iiJ Lorry King Llvol (() Prime Time W1111ttlng Hercule s vs Mr _ Perfect BARNEY IS N11hvllle Now 9:30 ®J d)~ Designing Women Stereo. Q 10'00 aJ 700 Club WRh Pot JUGHAIO'S OL' BULLFROG IS LOOSE SOMEWHAR Robert eon (!) Women'• Sun&et Pro Beach Surfing From Oahu, IN MY HOUSE II HI ....0214. ffi (}) Orllt Performances A young actress falls In lava w1!h a marneo man . Stereo . Mobl~ Home Npel~roollng, concrtlt work, a11ct , plumbing axptriar.:•. Raftrancee lnt\Kinct claims eoctptad. 114-256-1811. RamodallnQ: ~ II)~ Newhart After a I :::.::::=..:.;.;..:::..:.:..:.:.___ senes of nightmares, George Plumbing & Heating 82 .. aws to stay awake . (R) Ste reo. Ql l]] Now Twilight (])) Evening Newt ~ Newl OOYERNIIENT 8EIZEO vohlcloo 84 Electrical & t100.-. M - . . ~... Chovyo. &urpluo. Refrlgara1ton Vour aroo. t1 I ~ Eat. I ;;:::::::::;:;--7::-;--::::~= &-10181. Com.,.,.lll lnd ROIIdonllal wlrtng. '""' ..mo. or ,..,.,.._ 12 Trucks for Sale ~==lc~4f":J,~'" ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL Reeldlorwt.t • oon\mii'Cial wiring, """ llf'VIot or repa~,.. ~ - .... R Eloelllcol, 304-875-17111. \ I;:.;:.;..:.:..;:..;,;..:.:..:.:._.:.:..;___ - - Tomclon 210 c.... 85 General Hauling ..,. "olllul" lnd ii ton fruho" 1~==::::::-::===-~-:­ 111,000. 104-411- .. . ..- AI R Wotor ........ - . ofo. - -•-••1,000 ~r.- tomo. or -,.Cal - XLT ..... 4W11 Truok Won!l. Tllrl Po,.-.. lf4.aiMII1 vans & • WD'a ~~~ •• - 1 ~'Birthday ..... Call tc87:::::~Up:;.::ho~llt:;_;e:,:;ry~-:- ... Upholot!'_lng •na 1r1 _ , . .... :~a,.. Tho biit In IVmlluM uPhOIIf...tng. eon ......... :I04-I7Io41l4 tor ........ FfiNa_., CJ.T. too much lo tlol. P.1J1!1 OeO. 1,._2301 Hllllotl Dr. or 24G-WH. ~'Your July 3, 11190 . I;;:..;..;;,;,;.;;_ !104 • _ _ __ I Mow..y-. Zone 10:15 (J) MOVIE : The Andromeda 0.111-. Ohio 1171 - . Rood Troc1or Con- C 1]1] II) !IZ Murphy Brown Miles learns a one-night stand is actually the boss· w1fe. (R) Stereo. [;J (D [!) Allen Nation S1ke s l1ghts his way back fr om the -verge ol death . (R} Stereo. Q \ Rot1ry or etblt tOOl *llllng. Uott Mils completed .., . day. ~IM and Nnk:a, 304- 0 Sydney Sydney 12!1 On Stage 9,00 0 (l] a MOVIE' 'Trial Of Oardnar'a Home lmJIIfO"IMnt: An. I Com., Roofing, painllng, docko, ........ . ... n.wlrapelr, II~ tnes to get someone to take her senousty as a detective. balhrooma •nd framing , m..onry, tllctrloal, driwlll, Ill retn0<W lng. Ettlmaf... 20 rn •I· peiiianca. 304411-2440. HouMhold PrimeNews [J Murder, She Wrote 129 Gospel Jubilee 1D Movie RJ.JR1WJ SEJ.JA'TCRS ABSTAIIJ£D , flQ..Ut.VfJ?.. CN lHE AfJTI CRIM"Bill lWtH. . ' 114-441-3118 =~~.-..SR. SS, 73 114 411illi /Sol.lffl- army buddy trtes to torpedo Mac 's wedding plans . (A) Stereo. 1;1 011]] 21 Jump Street Hanson and Penl'lall ondHootlna - '::::= ........... I Oa•ien Oap. 0 l!al Ill ~ Mofor Ood An ola Cone'*•· kl1c:hllna Roollng, Jonathan Maslow Journeys to the Fourth 1nd Pfnt -. ,,...... I ,lm,._IMII& luJ, -~ .... I :ON:DO 11J&, (!) I]) Adventure W.t..-proo- ,.. Jlcht•allt pick"'4t 4x4 W.lttriOn't W.tw Hlullng1 ...,., 14,00 on inalni. t ft. r~uon1bl1 rat-, WOIUtM dleo llod. No lull. -.1011. lft4.a-4711. - · 2,000 to 4,000 copaclly, -- -·-- 'Firelax' ABC Monday Nlghl Movie (PG) 13:00) Q Cllrt.,•a Plumbing =" ...... Jlm'o .... THE CITY! 11~ .,_.. Rot., DopoaK. ,.....,.. II a lit ill MOVIE ' ,.,.,.nc.. tum.. Jeobon, OH 1..SOO.a37.0528. ~ CA IT) TOP LEVELS 01' FrM Hllmat•. C.ll oofteet 1814-237~. day or night. than tt.y•,. ohar~ tor. JIM Plano 11emc.. lUI Vagatsblaa Tr'-""'-ves H..\IE !ICCES& 10 1Ht. sum I.Ofi.D WATERPROORHO Uneondltlont.l lllat:lma gutrllnt•. Local hisd. ~" moflo Frultl & .... You Ask For Ken Ober and celebrity guests make viewers· most outrageous w iShes come true . 1;1 (]) Women's Pro Beach Volleyblll From Santa Cruz , encounter a 15-year-ol d gir l htd ing her SISter. (A) Stereo Home 1m provemants BASEMENT 81 Regular JIM Cultomtrl atwlya 58 1- 2. S.pUc Tank Pu~ng $10~Gllti1 .... -...,. 1200) II (]) a Be Caroful What 1031. Co. RON EVANS <NTERP•ISES, -· Plono. CHOWPE1!tlEAP ... 11 TH~ ettlmttM. 814-371-2920, aN fof 1911 Chryllt. New YCM'IIer. 4 door s.dan. Every option. 38,000 Ktual mllee. S.m1 n - · Sl.:u>D. 1..... -1711. 1918 Honda 350 XR, 11110., 2 1986 Honda 100 XA, $500 tad!., eunroot, loW mlltL Musical Instrument• 8:00 (]) MOVIE: The Coun Jett" Services =:.r"'"· Groom and Supply 9tt ap Pa4 II [D M•A"S'H iiJ Crooaflre ID Bewitched .U:M. 5""' 1983 (]) Major League B11eball 1J a Entortllnmont Tonight GJ (J) Mama's Family ®I Cl) ~ a Jeopardy! Q OWLY THEIR LEA.P'E.RS ~ 1111 Prowlltr. 24 tooc camp«. ..., aood ohopo 14,500. 614Jt2-2011 or 8M-i'l2-2421. t14- 7:30 a(]) Family Feud (J) Motorwoek llluatratod /CIN6 GfO~GE 1$ . C "~~~ Nl.A tt Ulte new. 6 7:05 (]) Jeffertons I Tlflt-1/C WI fHOU/..1' STA~T OUT \ \'WHEN IN Tt'ff C.OUFff of HuMAN tVENT$ •. . 1 tEN' NOT "lf'IA$MUCtf ChaMpJon mocorhomo. Good condition, tow mlllegeo, make ottw, Phone 114- . .,100. lflll Col ._dor M11 ,_ llndor - us since I invented lhese! " ~~-- \- I I ~ S1rNI1 _11ondoy lhN Frldoy, UO 1111 S:uu. 304-t75-1311 •ncl 871- 117'5 Fish Tank, 2413 J.cbon Awe. '"'"""'· 11.ooo .,,,.., 14100. Point Plaua.nt, 304-17&-2083, 10 114 311 183-1tftar 3pm. gal Ml up $14.11 and 10 gat 1114 Cui- Sloml Boouoh4m. c:omplatt 143.25. a...&, ~. ell ortQinel. s.tl Full blood4d oprloc< poodlo -2361 "' ,... pUf> I wko., No po......... 614148 1250. 1t14 Al-7, $3,1100 . 1m Ford Fuii-C~-Ior cubl lruc:ll, 1800. 1-.. Fateon ..Ia, can ... 1,· jo4..8?'5- 1400, good ohopo. 614-251-1270 . ~73 att.- 8:00 M. & L1vestock ''Door-to-door salesmen haven't bothered i I Dlvl• 'Tnlr.mlaton Shop, othar mKhanlc work, 3rd and VIand 1rn Sr 111 Eaot ol Albany. 8211. Wa ecctpl load ll.mpa. Amllh produolo, . -...... DIIOM'tii grMn Mine. 1-7 dlltf. 1t7'l Chewy 112 lon truck wMh tOfi!PI!. aood condttlon. sao en....., .... July 4. a1n4$2,loa.l14--ott14'111:1-2421. ....,340. 10 Miami VIce ® Music Row Video ID Hogan' a Heroes FRANK AND ERNEST Auto Repair 79 e Qf'lhul ~ Cent•, 103 C.H lor -nt-o 6 ..tlma~ae. Caii~Mlq 1431. Complere fhe chuckle quotad by ftllmg in ihe m1uing words you develop from srep No. 3 below . P~ I NI NUMBERED LEITE~S 1 IN C) TH ESE SQUARE S UNSCRAMBlE LE TT ERS TO C [l AN SW ER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Bonds with someone with whom you're already deeply Involved look like they ,will be further strengthened In the year ahead. Ina-eased mutually shared de- look tor ro mance and you 'll find il. The Astra-Graph Malchmaker Instantly re veals which signs are romantically per fect tor you . Mail $2 to Malchmakt~r , c/o this newspaper. P.O. Boll: 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101 -3 426 . LEO (Jul, 23-Aug. 22) Your auenUon span might tHI rather limited today and this could create complications. espeCially II you' re working on something In tri cate that demands total mental focus. VIRGO (Aug. 23-S.pl. 22) II someone who has never been overty friendly to wards you In the past showers you wilh allention today. be on guard , because he/she might have ulterior mott\les. UBRA (Sopl. 23-0cl. 23) II you o•e lackadaisical today your achievement you are able to see th1ngs from the oth er guy' s perspective today, both partfes might find themselves In an arrangement where each th1nks helshe is get ling the short end Jumper - Whole - Young - Yellow - ENJOY , -- -- - - - , BRIDGE NORTII day your hunches were reasonably reli a ble . but today they could lead you down the garden path _11 you have Ia put stock In anything . make It your common sense and logic . PISCES lfob. :ZO.MM<:h 201 It's beSI not to do things for lrlenda today tloplng they' ll be able to do something for you in return. II your gestures have strings attached . you could end up being the one tied In knots. "8. By James Jac-oby ARIES (March 21·AprM 11) Your behav· vollon will benellt both parties. CANCER (Ju,. 21..July 22) Foo the nanclal aHuattons could be rather dlffl· )·premiM. sake ol expediency today, you might cult lor you to manage today. You'll ,G!- (Moy 2t..Ju,. 211) Be extreme~) selective tOday aa to whom ~ r1Y81, through the consequences. Impulsive · ·but the small expenses might throw, your conftdenllal, flnanclallnlonnotlon actions ol this Ilk could put you In an . things out of klllar. · 'There's • posalblllty you might be In· awkward position later. Koow • to . f:APRIC~N (Dtc. ~.Jan. 11) Unloas clined to talk to the wrong people. ~ I - When West led a heart against three no-trump and Eas t played the 10-spot. declarer knew wno had the A-Q of hearts He also knew that it would be better for him if he could develop his nine tricks without letting East win the lead. So he won the jack of hearls and played a diamond to dummy's ace Then he led lhe )ack ol spades. II East held the king , decl arer would have nine top tricks. Unfortunately We st took the kmg of spades and played back a diamond That left Soulh with only eight tricks . so he ll)()ked to the club suit for the extra needed trick_He cashed another diamond and one good spade. and then led his jack of clubs and lei it ride East won tne king and returned a heart to set the contr ac-t. South made the right play in tH e club suit tf there was nothing else to be considered except the best way to take the most club tri cks. But he made the wrong play in three no-trump . The contract is safe If declarer ran develop an extra club tric-k without allow in.!!: East to gain tbe lead . Can South fAQ +AQI0 7 42 • rn a a 11t ill ~~a~ a Nawo (J) BeHbllll Tonight ~~~~ (l) ~wawatch Qll]] Arunlo Holl 12:00) • (]) a Wlmblldon Update SportoCtntw DaC'--Q (1) European Joumol II ill Ntghatno 1;1 ill Nlghl Court 'I'AII. 763 '1'10 5 2 +9 8 432 +75 +K 49 6 5 SOUTH +A Q 10 'I' K J9 tKJ106 +J 8 3 Vulnerable Ea st-West Dealer: South Soutb l NT Wrst Pass Nortb -~ NT East All pass· Opening lead • 6 make the contract when East hoicts the kong of clubs ' Only if lhe king is alone . He should play the ace of clubll, on the chance that East holds the stn· gleton king. II Wesl holds the king, ie has sacnftced some overtricks, but he still makes his contract. ACROSS 4 Vole 1 Enlrechal seeker 5 Distaff (sl.) 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In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, . apostrophes, the length and formaUon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ~MonoyHno IOMIImiV~ all Goopat JubiiH t1 :30(]) MOVIE: Tho Court J11tar EAST • 7632 by THOMAS JOSEPH 9 Major League Bueball ,oo (]) Batmen WEST +K 54 CROSSWORD Ill !Ill Taxi all Crook • Chua 11 7-2 -to +J93 marriage counsetors meet by occident. Stereo _~ AOUARIUB IJan. 2C).Fob. 11) Yeste•· level will be extremely low . 11 will require •lor win be under a magnifying glass In both desire and dedication to achieve your dealings with your peers: today. ~Keep everything out in the open so thai 11mportanl goals or objectives. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Juicy lid· your actions aren't deemed blls you know are gos.aip rather than questionable. gospel should not be passed onto nth- TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) Today II era today, even though they might be ·you're required to give verbal or wrtuen . the most Interesting things you'll have Instructions to another. be sure what. to talk about. you write or aay 11 very cooclte and easy, SAGITTARIUS INov. 23-0.C. 2t) Fl· to understand . Don't depart from you1 make an agreement wtthout thinking ,have a lair handle on the larger matters, St01ln 10112:45) 10,30 (J) Surle• Megezlno 10 30) crJ1 Ill~ Hla • Hero Two • · '1 "The best way to pay lor a lovely moment", says my Grandpa. "1s to really ENJOY it." cr11 Cll ~ a Whoel or 5211. 1114 """""' Lll, IIOck ""h groy Dunrovln Fl'ult farm. JUIII oft of Fumlahed houM, 1 BR, IOCIIICI 735 A..,, Third Av.. $150/mo. 1751dop. 1,.....-3810 or 614- New1Haur G (II Current Affair Auto Parts & Accessories n L-l..- .1..- .I.._ .J__.J__.J. Q Fanune lo 1 ,_- warranty, owner: 9111 Flowtra. 114-245-1177 Of 114379-2203. I"Probablya ....... • r.,- T;I,rrl-=--rl:...:;l...:.,l_-1 e (!) I]) MecNeU Leh111r .,.,...1114-awm. :IM.. m. :::_l..;;;;"":,~'na::·co::;;;:""::;•·::;•::;~;;:-::;_::;,,~ :;;,;;,:;,....:.;;;,;;,.;. ,.,.: ..~· - _"" _____ SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie BOATERS Trsnamlealona; All Typoo, IJHd & Robuln, 30 doyo Piktt from $100. 114·7'42-30'33. "Now what would il take lo SportsCenter Budgie rna ch.... Dollvory _,,., o I 1J a lnaldo Edition 1185 Orand Prix Pon:lac: lor partas:zoo. 114-2474011. I L RUBS AD 3CIJ (]) PM Magazine ...rcu'l' llererul•..- Sptclllltt. FIOiory tnlned, bondad. Precttlon Mobile M•rlnt. W• coma to Ranch, Pomaory, Q Otdo. Exoel'-rf blood lines and ni'J a•n11o. poundo ... grain t.d. Na c:on.l mel to.ct- . 7:00 !]) Sctrecrow & Mrs. King 114--912-7777. lui ~htt..-ad ANGUS bulla from Roekfng ,.. AC R 0 ,.,1,.-TI-rl~ :,· get you into one ollhese?" the I 1 ~-~~-=~·=~·=·!:_..' :..., car salesman asked the very r obese man . The man sighed, h;,--, CBS Newal;l Cl) I]] Tluee'o Compony 12!1 Top Card @ Newhon 5,35 (I] Andy GriHith Ill~ l!al 118111al'lln Morilh 22ft. Cuddy Clbm, 330 HP, lcNKiad. Sav• U. Upgrodo yo~~r hofd wHh ,_..~ 76 Formula. 814-085-4301 or to2.aet a ilk lor Jim. 57 ..... ••• 'loa.... ue 3-431. 1110 """"" ollohoro 22 ft. 140 HP Mtrc-CnliHr 110, many ••· tru. Rotd Runrw- tral..,-. 6,.._ to '-d. •M- - • S.lngroy. 1911 Flrobl"' OIUn. Nice fer one ,.,.on, no Th,.. hclroarn, unfumiiMd houoo In POIM<O)'. 614-112-2211 tftllt. p.m. Livestock :--;:-::-:;--;-;::::;:::;:-:;::;:--;: A.,. Palled Hnford Bul~ 3 1170 Font Fak1a.na 500, englnt AKC aa...t PI.IPP'M- Shalt ~1 actual mil• 11,11U, aft•r ltlrted. 1'!21. IICh. Fnnc• PII304-17WtM. Vtnedum 61C.ee7-3458. LII'Ty't Gun Rtpelr, r.palra and Otd hlrdblck boob, Nwlng machine, complela Mt of btN (1) Body Electric (!) 3·2·1 Contoct Ml-2141. 1H5 Aambtar Sllllon W.p 41 Houses for Rant 2541. 63 '- I' I I I' IiiII aSportoLDDk lit ill ABC Nowol;l 56 Pats for Sale 1180. 1185 4 cyl. cR.MI moiOt" lor -::::::::--;:::;::-:;=;::-A.;;: ford Eocool. i14-24Wt43. 245-.\151. i Botton Tarrier pupP•, AKC Raglxttred. 2 fam•f•, S m«'-•· 1H8 Comoro. 402 Big elock. 1178Journt~ft. rnolor home. - h llr ............. Call 1.8IJO. 44'1....1 .... 11121 anytlmo, f - 1 - Call........ Real Estate Wlni:M 10 uy ..._ Homat. Call 1'14-441-017! V0 RE L 11J Wo~d Today 10 Ht·Man 12J I Df'llam Of Jeannie 6'05 (I] tltivo~y Hlllbllllta 8:30 a(]) a NBC Nightly Nowo 12 ft. V-Bottom 8011 with Inlier lor Sale 1 3 HorN Power S..ra Motor, 17 lb. 11.,., MlnkO!o trolling .. Uood "'"' ....,., c,..,.,. 11 Autos for Sale ong!Oo, 3115 plolo ol"', ..MI ~-=--=~~~::;:::-::=:­ Rentals ,.01. IT'S REALLY EASY ... AFTER A WHILE IT BECOMES ALMOST AUTOMATIC .... ;::~or n::,;~ BlOck, brick, MWII" Dlpea, win~. um-. ate. c\auda Wlntera, Rto Grandt, OH Call .,._ 245-51:21. Farm Supplies Flgurw .,_ IVII'IQI gron Incoma of ...,,5110 per yaar. A• 101 a-h Stroll, lllddlopoot. qull'llll approx. 8 ho~..n par Fumlahad. Rei. •nd ctapo.l1. wNk. You will neld tii,OOO 304-112-2111. •fl• 4:110 304-1• I'VE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO VNDERSTAND HOW LITTLE KIDS LEARN TO TiE THEIR SHOES ... t Will da CUllom combining, 30477W010 or ~117. Whlta German Shepherd pupa for Nl•. 114-251-1031. b1 cond, For .... 2 ttar. hone ltlll•. e•• •7~ -Ol E I 1112 f7 ft. Sttrt:fllft Tii-Hull ~. ""Y 11• !88 8504.~-•• ' ""na Bolt. 121 HP EV1-~ I I O ' - •-•-'"lin-, wllh todJuoloblo •"''I::,J:•nd 64 Hay & Grain ond tog In- ~:::;-.:;::;::.;::::--;;:::-::;:;:--:;: cllna. Alto pruchtr curt ; h y pick lprn. ...,.,....,..,_,.. ..... ~--- Kltctlan IIOVI, raft1g..-tt0f', dllp fT'aaz..-. aofl, 14TD hay bal..-, dlac , cyclone Hadar wfth tractor hookup. 814--448-2784. 11 1181 Yamah1 Yl 80, Maiers gives comprehensive coverage of all facets of motorcyckt racing. (0:30) (1) Wild Ama~co Q (!) Raodl•g Rainbow Q Cl) I]] Andy Grtltllh I m.zeoo. Rout• 2 A•hton, l acre : : . 3 mlln touth GllllpoUa s, pubUc wetar, no r1111rtctlona, aoma whf't rlvar tront•ga. 304- lng ...,.,.., - - locotlono. NO ..mng.- Nat1an11 C.nsua No ooiiOI}"G: no -to!ng. Call lt4-~3 tor men • • bill n I p.m. 1nd tO ... 1983 Plymouth Horizon hatehbaek, woodbumar1.TRS-80 modal 4 compu1•r wnh dual Southam Statal. dlth drive, prlntar & sottwue. 614·245-5627. PoklngoN pupplao. AKC Roptllf'ld. Shots and wormisd. ELECTROWX, 304-675-1457. Motharlflfhw on premlMt. 114FOf Sale 11100 Muda, GE Dryar ChNp. 814-448-42811 Regletlfad Mlmtttyan Pan&an For •Ia. Antique cut Iron claw kttten•. Blu., FlarM; Saal. fool balt't lub. Call 514·~2·3612 $200.110 E.tctH:ufot. Na cftd.•. C.lt 11+992-2t07. an., 5 p.m. weakda.,.. & IM-112-1144. nc I I' I I I 6:00 (]) .. ,., n.... Buy or nil. Riverine Antlqu.s, t124 E. Ualn Sti'Mt, Pomeroy. Dntgonwynd C.ttary Persian, 1113 Hondl XR100, nc.l..,. Sl1mnt and Himalayan ldtl.na. condtdon. 14111. 114-ZH-1187. Hours: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 814-448-3844 aftllf 1 p.m. and septic I)'Sit•m. $3,go[). 304875-2722. Eur ond ""' ...., .......... - ...ond • ,flU a - r cd'x · ldll wllh olctwtlt"* ~ "C11111- Anlund tho Wootd". -, - 1 446-2308 Of 245-IMI84. Ona ac,. trailer lot with watar TurrHI.ey Butlnna. H1ndllng Frtto-LIIy, Eagla, NllbiiiCO, M1ra, 6 tlmllllr loOd products. 9trv· 1 ,_ 52 Sponlng Goods ,. a•. modo< •2. 1400, oeo. 114- 3323. "-dint booUI E•t•bUahtd bualnasa. Carry-oul ...-,.. potonllol. 6 Dell. s.rtous lnqulrlas only. -EaLY..u&2. hlit"'- 1 1 1 - 112.000. 814-441-1515. bafol"t 575-2331. EAIIN IIONI!Y 1 AKC Atgllttrtd. MlnJ.I...-a Schntur.-. II•'-· I months old. Sltv.. EJ:ctllanC PedlgrH. All 198S Chevy C.VIIItrL 4 dr., 4 Cl11•nj>lon Sko. 1125- 614-1116- ape~., PSiPI, liking .-.200. 1114- long dlat•nu 011 Robar pump t8 hp . Kohlar motor trailer and llnM lneludld . 114-143-6312 eell oftor UO p m. Household Goods 242t full man,. .., $4u5. V.ughn 1111 gun•, 304-cl75-1457. Merchandise B.byclot•- · - - d'"oo/~ Ll_o_ blo..c'cO._Ic_._11_4_4_41-_711 .;,_3_._ _ :::: OReorrangt letters of the four ICrombltd words below to form four simple words • Herdcaaue And McCormick Q a rn lUll a ill 11a1 Cl)~ a News (J) Motowo~d HoSI La•ry ntOtor, MOO. 114 '""'g. 115, Wooll~"'"'" an. 18,000 BTU olr oond/Uonor. 62 Wanted to Buy ,.1rtg. IU!f. GE rafrlg. II 1 nw an. 11,000 BTV ac and ona U~ B .,~_.._.. MotH - - - - - - - - - - I ESTATES, 53& Jeellaon Plica from tt!l2fmo. Wtllt to shop I 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale 61 Farm Equipment polnl Cull & C.nySala Night Slanda, 539.15. 4 Poster BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ~~=====~=~~::;::;::~"='~'"'~"~'~'-'~"'~~ 54 Miscellaneous wm. Merchandise BEAUTIFUL APARlliENTS AT room , utility, 2 car garag•. Prlca N.g . 814-446-3634. 11 314 Uti, paaturad ground racommanda thlt you da busln... with people you know, siMI NOT to send monay 1htough th• mail until you hiVe lnvnttgatad ti'M oHering. FURNITURE. 12 Oliva St., Gatllpolle. SWAIN Ntw & u..d lumltura, hllllf'll, Wtttwn I 2 S@tt~lA-"£~s· _ _ _ _.;_..,: l<lltod ~r ClAY I. POUAN - - - - - - EVENING 75 Boats & Motors 8 pe living room 111.1111, good cond , 1500. c.all ttl..- 4:0Cl PU, 304-&75-68'115. 113,000. 114-~2416 or Financ1al All 3145. Kaylor, 304-882·3739. eumrNr~. ' Ratannc• anlclanclla. utllhiM paid. Share beth. $90 o.- lir MON., JULY TIIAT DAILY PUULII WI DRA N 1Ne Y•nhl Mulma motorcycle 700 cc. 4,300 mi..._ 814843~312 call•lt., I P."'- """'" .,........,.... & • "' ......W281 Motoreyclea aP.Ing 1550. IIIZl / · ,. S.va 10% on •II carpll In ltodl wHh •d In p'!lper, Mollohan Fur- LAYNE'S FURNITURE cludad. L.aflytttt Malt, 614-446- t~ S.:.rd of Edtat~1 _ the ... lp Local School UISirlct Ia poellng the 44 a, Handlf'IOil, $225. 116-6059. 7332. At per Articla I, l'ra,.ters and VKanc... Sactlon a, of !ha For mara Information « to Negotlated Atr~~m~nt bltwttn regiatar 304-t~584l the MLTA and mond AI month. lpiiCI $100/mo. sil utiiiUu In· Practice T.lllng . Fot- mo .. In· formation on !hit u:eltlng program eall 1-800-837-6508 NOW. Wa want to hMr from 1oul Summer Tarm Clutas Mgln July lth, tHO. 514-140-2201 --~~~----~~~· =---~~--~~~---; AVON - ,IJI araa Call Marilyn 1 Fonn..Kindlrgar1M tuchar of· w.. "., 304-882-:zMa. I t.ring ehlldcara In my home. FT or PT. Structurtd tctlvltlll. Ctn.Accountln~mpullng .tot.. I t1101ry 114-446-4230. Tri-County • l.dul PrOa,.m will prcwkla you whh lf'llnlng lor • vtr._y ot Accoun11ng and o.t:a Proceulng Jobt br ,alvin; Y"';! IMI:ructlori and 'hand11-0n tr~lnlng In I modem lab furnllhacf wtth up-to-dal• ~ulpment Call 1..aG0-&31-6501 NOW to MCUf'l yout plee. In this n etting program. Summar Twm ell. . . bligln J~r 1, 1HO. 304-67ti-2S56 or 304-875-1566. 7 roomt l V:Z btilht, country living but eiOM to Ualgs School Unturn._hed 2 bedroom mobllt homt, cswatar, prlv•1•, Red- Brlek hou.. , !I room•, corner tot , Chntm.n and 9ml1h St, Htndtrlon, 104-675-4210 or llS- 11501, Crown Ctty area. Quilt• 4 yNr old homa 2 bllths, 3 bedmoms, cantralalr, aftar 6:00PM, Suoponolo<w, Roo• POSTAL JOBS fl8,392-.$17, t25tyr. Now hlrtng . Call (1) 805- Auction Company 2 Artt, H"Ntlng1A1r Conditioning, Dt• .. Englnaa, and N.A.I.S.E. gino quln, books, baby cloths, all klndt mt.e, 1 mila !»hind HlekOf)' b.ctroom, J. V.S. wllf IOIICh you En· A.,..,,, Englno T.....,p, Electriell :sratamt. a,.k... County g~r. . run bllltts, flr11placa, carpeted basamanl wtwoocl-wrntr, sun daek, tenc.ct bllck yard wftrult trHs, 12:.:16 bam, 4 ml1as west of Rlptty, WV. 304-372-3827 or 372· 3062. 4 and town. Rt . ll-4 l•na, Townahip Road 77. Firat road to ~.- Ctll 614·9"i12-71 t8 or 1-384- SIN~ng 3 Ftmlty S.la, loots, Oulat counllry ..nlng but clou 31 Homes for Sale to hoaplt•t & ahopptng . 2 BR 3 Br. 111nch, g.. furn~e~~, CA, moblt. ttorna, altaehad family g.ng., full ba..manl . P11c. room. Nk:t lard, $275 ptr Reduc:.cl. 814-446~390 or 388- month ~us ut 111 1.. I depoaH . 814-44&-e82!1. 8652. Roof I hOUM palnllng ehlngllng roofl, fotouN rap.~lr. 1'14388-91M aftar 8 p.m. AUCTION E'I~~~~AT~ 1112 CR 480 dl~ blko lUG. a..h ..client condition. IIYII 1111. .,......... ~!s"":.;.~.::lu.,.J~·.r.~..:: V1n, The Odilor Sentinei-Puge- 9 Television Viewing ~~~'3 I ~ '1Hf; Fiiatlb tm Honda 110 SS. Wlndatdtld, trunk, orut11. 17,400 mllll. $800. I por wMk. 4 poatar badrootn -.he, complolo 11!1.20 por -k, dlneha with 4 chain $7.50 par wtlk. Magic Chat 14 cu. ft . Refrip•tor J12.1!1 par ...... 15 cu. n. tr.azar, ttD.IO ~' wMk.Vl'Aa FurAitura. At. 14'1, 4 mHn olf At. 7-Cantanary.Open 7 2 btdroomt, wllher & drver, AJC, S200. monlh plus utllltl••· 304..~ 111 2BA on 554 112 mila ott 180. $f10 Convtrslon Pomeroy\ Middeport. Ohio now tlroo, t-.a l.ka .• pert.ct far tntvel wlkldl, 4 ,000 miiN. Priced to 911. 81....,.46- call 304-171·1410. Huga bla.mtnl Ate. 315 Con- Ford IOadod, PICKENS AJRNffUAE NowAJood HOUMholcl tumtehlng. 112 mi. Jarrlcho Rd. Pt. Pl-.ant, WY, oltlco- Monday, July 2, 1990 73 Vane & 4 WD'B KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrigbt Household Goods 51 1 bedroom, unfumlahtd, Cln Middleport - Monday. July 2. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio CRYPTOQUOTES 7-2 CVFL QL ZVXPJF, CVFL QL MPDTNYF KDLGFP . (J) ~8portoTon~ e G 'ltlngnty CBS Leta Night Stingray end Elena pose 11 Illegal allons. (AI all On Stogo tt:46•C2l a Tonight Show Stereo. t2:001Illll111or loob Pro Rtctng - From Laxlngtt>n, OH J X M F UTUNYF CVFL QL OXUFB GFYF- •, GDTNJ't'[ i NDPF~ Y. . terdev'• Crvptoqaote: MORE PEOPL:!..' SHOULD LEARN TO TEll. THEIR DOLLARS WHER · TO GO INSTEAD OF ASKING ntEM WHERE TH . WENT. , ROGER BABSON . ... �Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 2. 1990 One person wins Super Lotto prize CLEVELAND !UP!) - One Super Lotto player holds a ticket from Saturday night's drawing that's worth $6 million. Ohio Lottery officials said Sunday only one ticket oul of the $3,958,248 worth of tickets sold contained the numbers 3, 16, 17, 20,34, and43. lt was purchased In Canton. The holder of lhat tickel can redeem It and become eligible for $229,500 a year for 20 years. Lottery officials said 127 tickets had five of the numbers for $1,000 each and 5,128 had four of the numbers lor $7~ each . The Kicker number was 851116, with one player from Young· stown having that ticket worth $100,000. Lottery officials said that oft he $723,407 worth of tlckels sold, six more had the fir st five numbers for $5,000. Another65 had the fir st four for $1,000; 340 had the fir st three fof $100 and 6,426 had th e first two for $10. 4-H CLUBS RECEIVE DONATION- Members of local 4-H clubs recently gathered at Southern Ohio Coal Company 's Meigs lllvlslon to receive a donation toward club activities . Larry Raines (second from left), stores supervisor lor Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Division, presented the donations to Beth Clark (lar right), treasurer of the Salem Center Go-Getters cluh, and Amy White (third from left), representing a club from VInton County. Employees of Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs No. 31 mine recently coUected a! umlnum for a week and donated the proceeds from recycling to the clubs. The VInton County Lioners will use the money Jo hul'· animal scales for the county lairs and the Salem Center Go-Getters will put the money In a Kenerallund . Typical summer week forecast for Ohio Weather By United Press International A near-perfec t summer day Sunday heralds what should be a typical summer wee k in Ohio for !he fir st wee k of .July . Monday .was to be a close copy of Sunday, with IDw hum idi ty combinlng with highs in the mid -70s lo mid Hils. wilh lhl' South Central Ohio Clear Monday night , with a low tn the upper 50s. Su nny Tuesday . with hig hs In the upper 80s . llONi\1.11 B. KENNEllY Donald B. Kennedy receives Junior Cadet patrol certificate In l 'l ' n ' m onil'.., hP!d rrcen tl v. Colonc•l T homJ. s W_ Rin'. Oh io Staff' 1-!q:?:h wa y Pat ro l sup(' rin tcndr nt, awi.t rd rd gradu at ron n· rt rfi(' Jl\'" to -ib young mrn and wonwn who participated in .lun ior C<idl 'l Wrf'k <JI th e Ilighwa _,. Par rol ,\cadf•my Am o ng th ose g r ~r clu <:ll l ng wao..; Do nald B . ~ l'n nr·ct _, o f Pomprov K r nnrd\' is lilt · "lHl uf PP!T\" K1·n nPd \" .Jun rD r Cach·ts a n• dro ~P rr from p.tr! icip<t nt s of EJuc kf'_ \"t' no_ v ... St ;\! t' , t n d BuckP~ P c; irIs S!J tP, an •tn nu c~l t•\"(' fll " P<ln.'lOrPd b~ lh P \-\.nwrll \ t n l. cgion <.1 nd 1hr r\mni c <~n l .l 'h ton ,\u:-.:il!Jn· Th is \'('a r, .1 rut.!! td ·! ~ (K! _Yo u th o..; a tr(' nd rd HuckP\"1' Bo'. r, S tatf• at Rov-.lin g ( ;rPt•n StJ. Il' L ni\·rrs it _\. and Hurkr\ I' ( ;11 [.., Sta t f' at Ashland t 'o ll(· ~( · ln tr n·s tf'd parlicipant s . . uhrn illf •d ap!Jliclltio ns for .Jun iorCadl' l \'\"1•1'k <.~nd went through c~n intf'n·i r w screrni ng process tw lorP tw rn g "r !Pctrd . ·'Boys J unior Cadf't Wr>Pk b<'gan 111 1971 w hile Girl s Junio r Cade t Week sta rred in 1982 ... Co lon e l HiCl' said . 'Through !he _vt'a r s. nca rt _ v 700 voung pf'oplf' havP ~articipated in the .Junio r CadPt program _" The progra m i ~ dps ignPd to g ivP _voung proplr hPf iPr insight int o thr problems L:1cPd b_ v rod ay·s law rnforcemPnt offlcN s b1 permil!ing them lo s pend a t ~' pi ra l v.:re k at the Ac ad e m_ v f'.l (pPripncing thf' tra inin g of an Ohio St ai r Hi g hwa _\· Pat rol "' II a .m a I \1 hire · Et hrid ge Funf'r ,ll Hnnw. 1'2:) Lf'r StrN"1. Bl'lpn •. wi th Ht'\ (; pnrgP Ho rnPr nff iria t ing Uur ia l wi l l br in thP To rc h C't•mptrn Frirnd :-. ma\· r ail at th P tunf' rJ l ho m(' fr om p.m on W t•d nt •...,da~ ~-9 ~n ml 'n· illr. 4-l of ,\thl ' ll ". dinl 1·,trl_ \ · Su nd a_v morn ing .11 ( 1"1~. 1 1 ·n1 '"" .\1cmoria l Hos pital ,1f11• 1 d!l t' 'XI i·IHk d ilnrss Horn 111 .- \t ht ·rt . .,_ o..; hP was lht> O t~u gh !t ' l uf Ptwl Sr.tnlP\" of :\lh;rm .tJHI :v!arjoriP Uo lrn Sta nIf'\" uf St . <' harlf'"· .\1 0. Shr w ;t <-., a hou _ ..,('wifp _ Bf'"idf'S hl' l. ptH(' nl s, shr is su rYiW'd h\ hPr husba nd . Jo hn F Somen·illP: a dau g hter . Mi rhr llP. a nd a son .John, both a t hom!': thrrr sistP rs. C'a th~ A . Hudson. Pomrro)" . Ch r isti S. Grega. Jwthrl Park. Pa ..1nd TarnJ ra L. !Lw nf's. St . Charlr>s. Mo. Srrvicf'<-., wil l bf' on Wf'dnrsday a! I p.m at ntgonv ·J ordan Fu nf'ral Homf' wi th Rrv . Dc<:~n Snider offi ci ati ng. Buria l will be in Al e;l( andt'r C'rmetpry . Friend s ma_v ca ll at thp funP ra l ho me on Tut•sda:v from 2 1 p .m and 7·9 p.m AI Fifteen calls for assistancr was taken to Veterans M em ori<Jl Patrol Auxi liar y a nd th e Amrr i· Leg ion Auxiliary·. ThC' pro· gra m is coordinated by thr Ame ri ean Leg ion and is ron· port wa s ca lled to Second St rf'f'l lt'r, Tra c iP Hunt . Ca l li po lb : a ~ IPp daug ht f'f . Mist y Cil rnP\ 11 f Ca llip olis . thr rP grand r h i ldn •n: four si strr s. Rita Sr l l ol CtHJ '-. Bay . Or r .. G i rrf'f' Nolter nl Callipo lis. Jewell Hunt of Calli poli s and J un to Fave Thack<'r of Gulf Shores. Ala He was a mf'mber or Get l li poli .., r hris tian Churc h and AmC'rican Legion Post 27. a vrtP ra n of rhr L'nilPd Sta te'i A rm v Sen·icps will bt• rondu ct£'d \\'r>dnl'~cla _\ .. lui ~- -lth . at 2 p m at Wau g h· Halif'l. Wood F'unrra l Hom e. pa s10 r DP nn~· Co burn offi c talin g. Bun a! follow s tn Plnr St rcrt Cr m r tf' r~· . Friends ma y ca l l at th f' tu nNal hum e. TuPsdal. 'ito 8 p m . and full mil i tar ~ - sP r vices w i ll br cond uetpd h_v mPmbers o f \ 'F W Po st 4~h4 and Amnkan Lr•g ion Post '!. 7. Pa l lbPan•r..., wr ll bt· Joh n <~nd Dwayn(' Hunt. D a n Siln•rs . HonniP Hutchi.<..:o n. Ro n P<.rt nc k and Art Kibl N Stocks llally stock prices I As of 10: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smilh of Blunt. EIILs & Loewl Hospital. AI 4· 16 p.m .. Middle for Dona ld VanVooney . \'a nCoo · ney wa s tra nsported to Ve ter a ns Memorial Hospi ta l. AI 5 23 p.m . . Pomeroy sq uad wa s ca lled ro Willis Hill Hoad for \'ici<i Miller , who was taken to Vetera ns Memorial. AI 8: 05p .m .. Middleport squad wcnlro Vlllag<' Manor for Donald Jeff AllPn Key Centurion . 12}11 La nd s' End .... LimUed Inc . Mulllmedla In c. . 2~\1. 16% .. .. 711 \1 Rax R es tauran ts .............. 2Vt Robbins & Myer s ............ 22¥1 Shoney's Inc. . ... 14'18 Star Bank ... . .. ..... . .. .... 21'~ We ndy's Inti .... .. ....... 6% Worthing ton lnd ........ .... ... 2~\1 Hospital news Veterans Memorial Sa turd ay admissions- None. Sa turday disc harges - None. Sunday admissions - Donald VanCooney, Middleport ; Karen Pooler. Pomeroy . Sunday discharges - Rosalyn Stewar I. -- - - - -·- - An Ohio Valley Publishing Company In G'allia County Wil-" VanC:ooney . He was tak en to \'eterans Mem or ial. AI 11' o.1 p .m .. Middl e port unit wa s c alled 1o Norlh Seco nd for Du a ne Taylor . He was tra nsported 10 \ 'eteran s Mf'morial AI 2:22 a m . on Sund a1. Mtd · dlepor! squad wrnr ro Park St rret for Doris Lewi s Lc wb \.-\."d" trea te d but not tranr,~ortf'd By Dorothy Solleay remember when I was four years old my daddy bough! a model T Ford. He was I he first person In the community to own a car - up until then our mode of \ravel was buggy, surrey or wagon . Traveling meant going to church, grocery shopping or to visit relatives. • I am the oldest of s ix girls . My mol her sewed for the whole family. She did most or her sewing afler she put us lobed al night. She did II by coal oil lamp. I slarted making doll clothes at the age of four, embroidering al age seven, and making some of my own clothes at age nine. When I was about eight or nine my daddy Installed carbide lights . They were as bright as electric light. They were ceiling llghls wllh beau - tran spor tPd from Road for K ar en Poo lf'l" , w ho w as taken to \'w trran s M emorial. AI 9: o~ p.m . . !hi' unit from Middl e por t WJ S cJ IIPd t o INJ i nu t Strf'r t for T ony QuillPn . HI' w;rs t ran s por!Pd to Vr trran ... :\kmorial _ _ _ Meigs announcements _ _ __ Roard to meet Hal'inc Vil la ge Park Board w il l s ponsor !he West Virg inia Skv Divers Club on !he Fourth of July a ! 1 p.m . The group wi ll d ive a! the Star Mill Park . The park board a lso reports !hat !he Pve ni ng e nte rtainment at Der m reunion Drsce ndant s of thl' C \•n rgt ' Dee m family wi ll hJ \"i' lhPi r rPu nion Jul y I J a t Forkrd Hun State Park in Lo ng Bol!om . A potluck dinn r r wil l bl·g in ar 1 the Sa turday a t 7:.10 p. m II·a !uring !he Waynr Hinz man (;ospr l Si ng e rs Taylor-Harper reunion Thr Ta ylor - Harpt'r rrunion will be held Jul y 29 arrhi ' homl'of Be n a nd Rub y Ri ke. Lead ing Creek Hoad. Middlep ort A po !luck dinner will hf'gin a! I p.m . Family m emUPrs arP to bring lawn chair ~. ta bl e se r vice and a beverage. Shulllers to perlorm The Shady Rive r Sh ufflcr s, clogging Jea rn, will be perform· lng at 8:30p.m . on Wednesd ay at the Dave Diles Park in Middle · port . The hoqr long clogging a nd pat rio tic show wil l be held prior lo Middleport' s "Ia rges t ever" firework s d isp la y. The Unroc Family Singer s, rlan Hay mac and the Fallh Trio, and Lynn Davis of WEMM Radio in Hunllngton, W.Va ., will per· form Saturday ar the Ash Street Freewill Baptlst Church In Middleport. DOROTHY SOJLEAY MEIGS ....__..._ COUNTY RESIDENTS --... ..... ' _.._.. ._..._~.__._...._. Do you qualify for assistance to buy or rehabilitate o home? = ·n I • . - - . . . -........ - . . - . - . Contact Jean Trussell ·-~~!!.!_nj ~t~!~~!!__ 23 7 Race Street Middleport Vllage Offices Phone 1614) 992-6782 This oervice 1t1 provided lhrOUP the joint efforts of the VII· lage of Middleport and the Governor's of Appalachia. These senloro are practicing for the Znd annual Pool Tournament at the Gallla County Senior Citizens Center. It will be a round robin tournament of Eight Ball Pool Call446-7000 by July 13 to rerlster and pick up a copy of tbe rules. There will be a meetlnr; July 13 at II: 80 to go over the rules. Your Social Security Beware of direct mail solicitations There will bra h_ \ m n '-li ng at lhP Hazel Com m un i !_ \ Cll un· h on Lodge to mel'l The Pomeroy Lodge 164 will m ee t .Julv 11. rather !han Wed· nesday , al 7: 30p.m . in Middle port. Master masons and all pa st masters are urged to a !tend Pool party cancelled The pool pa rty sc heduled for Sa turday for a ll Me igs Co unty Brown ies and Daisies has been ca ncelled. .____.., llful fixtur es. We also had a carbide Iron . I was Ironing one day and decided the Iron was too hot. I blew the flame out. Lat e r I tried to light It again and II shot like a gun and scared me hall to death. My daddy was a farmer . He also helped his brother build houses . They buill several school hou ses , loa. We moved to \own when I was twelv e years old . My daddy was a car salesman then. He sold cars and farm equipment from then until he retired . The company fur nished him a rar. He never knew whal car he would be usIng. Arter we girls got to txo tPenagers, he would lel us have whichever car hP was using lor the week - especially on Sunday alternoon . We would go by a filling sla · lion, buy $1 worth of gas and t ConUnued on Page 4) p.m . Hymn sing park for th e Fourth will beg in a! 6:.10 p.m w\rh gospel mu sic . Pal rloli c mu sic will lx'g\n a ! 7: :m. Th e Co untry Blend Band will perform a t R 30 p .m . ' In Gallia County - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , I retnetnber when ... thP srPnP 10 \ '(•1r ra no..; Ml' morial . AI 7 09 p.m. . Midd!Pporl squad wa s called to lhP po lice depar t men! ror Ri c k .J ohnson . Hr was t ra nspor ted to VP tPra ns Mf'm or· ial Hosp it al At i 19 p.m , PomP roy unit wa s CJ ilrclt o Kingsburv Singers Am El ('(' tric Power .. . .. 2~1 \-~ !IT&T . . ..... :IR7·, Ash land Oil :15''• Bob Eva ns .. .. .. ...... ...... .. 1~\ Charming Shoppes.. .. .. 10''• Clly Hold ing Co ... W 7 Federa l Mogul .... . .. 17 1A1 Goodye ar T&H .. ..... ... ..... .30'' Heck's .. .. .. .11;, - =- =- 4. 42 a.m .. thP unit lr om was ca llrd to F.a .'-d from rhr Ohto State Highwav Luther 0. Hunt Luther Olyn Hun!, 45. of .19 NPi l Ave .. Ga il!polls, died Sunda.v . .July l. in Charles ton Memorial Hos pilal following a brie f illness. Bor n .Ja n 22, 1945 In Ha rdy. Ky .. he was a son of the !ale Ellis 0. Hunt and Helen Sco U Hunt . Surviving a re hls wife. Mary Shad rick Hunt ; two sons, Dway ne Hunt of Pikevi lle, Ky ., John. Hunt stationed wUh the EMS has 15 weekend runs trooper· · Juni or CiJ df'l Wrf'k is fin anrr d through vo luntar~' contr i butions Paulf'lh· !'l,mwnilk Jl ,I\J l t·r~t· Trmpcra tures will climb to th (' upper 80s and mid 90s bv the Fourth of July WPdnrsd<l .Y and co ntinue into Thurs da~·- A long with the ho t a ir will be a Main Stree t fo r Mark Reitm ire . He was ta ken to Veteran s Mc m · or\ a I Ho sp\ta I. Pomerov was called to Lo ng Hollow Road a ! 7: 06 am o n Sunday for Hugh HP<Hhs. who wa s transport ed to Veteran s MPmoriai Hos pi tal. At 11 : 22 a.m .. Rac in C' squad t ran s· por ted Ma rgie Sc huler to Vete · rans Memori a l Hos pit al At 2:04 p .m ., Racine squa d went to th e sc(' nr of an a uto accident on Pint' GrovP Road mili tary inGe r m anv : onc dJu gh RnhPrt Fu gP nt• l .olt\. ~ln. LirtlP H()r kint::, diPd Su nd ;l\' t'V Pnrn g ar hi . . l"f' .... id ! 'rlCl ' lit · \\ d" bor n i n Pa rkr· r ~b uq.; . \\ \".r . to thf' la ll • ,\nd rrw C and h;dwll r llu rrows Lo ft\ . li t> v. as i'm plov Pd b_\ El kr·m !Vlrt ,ll " rn M .n·rf'!la ,\ \"P !rran ol tht· l ·-~ Arm_\· .t ncl thP Ma rinf' ("(H"P-" lo! · t· rg hr \P~u· s , hp WJ S J mt·mbN n l tht> P arkN~burg Am1 ·ricdn l.1 •gion Pm. t \ r) and Dr\\. nf fldrkl' r...,hurg li P j..., .._,urv i \ t'd tn hh wifP Ca1 oil · . lt • c~n HownMn L ofty: onf' son. l{ob~ · rt Sh.J JW L of ty. at hom t'; ont· "'"If'!'. flt· g~y Millr r . of Pa rk(' r <-., t)ur~. \\' \'a .. J nd ..,f'n' rJ l nicc t•<-., and n('phf'w s. ~~ · rT i('('<\ will t)(' h(' ld Thursdety.· into the state. by the Meigs Co unty Em erge nc)· Medical Services units . AI 4: 14 p.m . on Saturday. Middl e port wa s ca lled to Colr Street for Sha ro n Johnso n. who ducll'd b1 rh p s taff of the Patrol Academy . thunderstorms st atPwide. and some s torm s co uld be severe. northeas I co unti es , thank s to a cool breeze of f Lake Erie . Bur hot wea the r will return Tuesd ay as the furn ace baking the Plains and Southwes t moves Pomero~· C<ln a nd Thursday. The increasingly unstable airmass wi II provide the necessary fuel to trigger some lowest readin gs co ming in ltH• wPrP an swered over the weekend --Area deaths-HoiJt>rt Loftv Extended ForeciL't Wednesday through Friday A chance of showers a nd thunderstorms Wednesda y a nd Thurdsay, wllh lair wea ther Friday. Highs will range from !he upper 80s ro the middle 90s Wednesday, from themld80s th e low 90s Thursday, and from lhl' upper 70s lo !he mid 80s Friday Overnight lows will be near 70 Wednesday and Thu rsday m orn · ings, and tn th e 60s ear ly F n day . noti cea bl r incrPase in thr hum\d!ly Mother Nature is al so expected to admini s ter a pyrotechnic s di splay of her ow n on Wednesda y Before hooking up a CB, TV, or ham radio antenna. make sure it's one-and-a-half times its total height away from all power lines. Never install one on awet or windy day. If it starts to fall, let it go and stay clear. You'll find more life-saving facts in our free safety booklet. Call us. 992 -3786. ~OHIO ... POWIR ornoo © 1990 Ame.ncan flectnc Power By Carollrwln-Carter Social Security Manager In Gallipolis, Ohio Many people In the Galli· polls area have reported to me that they have received solicitations In the mall that offer to do many things- pro· vide lnformaUon about the Social Security dealh benefit , obtain a Social Security num· her for an Infant, help a new bride change her name In So· clal Security records, to name a lew All of them have one lhlng In common - they all ask money to perform the same services provided free by So· clal Security. Please read lhese sollcllatlons very care· . (Continued on Pag<' 4) Good health begins with eating habits and' exercise By DOTI' MAYNE, R. D., Area Arency on Allor Dlslrlct 117 The United Slales Depart· ments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services have developed seven basic principles for developing and maintaining a healthier diet. Adapting your meal planning to meet these guidelines may even Improve your heal! h. These guidelines Include: Eating a variety of foods. Maintaining deslreable weight. Avoiding too much fat, sa · t urated fat and cholesterol. Eating foods with adequate starch and fiber. Avoiding too much sugar. Avoiding too much sodium. . If you drink alcoholic bev erages, do so In moderation . The first two guidelines are the framework of a healthy diet. By eating a variety of . foods, you . ~ll~ .get the ad- equatP amount s of nulrients . Howev e r, you must consld~r quantity as to your lotal cal · orle lnlake . Thl' nl'xt five guidelines describe Spj'Cial characlerlstlcs of good dlel s . They suggest that you get ad equa\ e starch and fiber and avoid loo much sodium, fat , sugar and alcohol. You need more lhan 40 dlf· ferent nu trlenl s for good health . Foods contained In a well balanced dlPl will provide these nutrients . Always eal a large variely ol food s from each of the four ba s ic food groups. If you are overwPlght, you can Increase your c hancE's of developing a chronic diso rder such as : high blood pressure. Increased levels of blood fat s. hear! disease, strokes, di a betes and cerlaln cancers. Try to control overeating by ealing slowly, taking smaller por(Cont lnued on Page 21 � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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