https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5007247e1c07cfa0a13f7e447767298a.pdf d8cb6eca692f1334cff55c08e94c8d43 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Have a safe and sane Fourth! Daily Number 281 Pick-4 3640 • • at Vol.40. No.292 In Mason Coun ty Rain for forty days? Consult Your Pharmacist A Friend For Life~ Health tips for the road For many of us, July Is the peak of vacat ion tim e. With children ou t of sc hool, many parents ar e gearing up for th e annu al family vacat i on. Or. fo r some of us, a long weekend ex · cu r s ton Is all the leis ure tlnw we can manage. Whet her you are going cross -country or out of the c ountry for you r summer vacatloo, the pharmacists at Revco Drug Stores recommPnd park in g somethin g bes ides your map. Be prepan>d for hPalt h care emprgrncl es. by k nowi ng what to do when you are away from borne. Here ar r some common guideli nes . Traveling with medication I f you are traveli ng by com· mercia! carrier, do not pack your prPscriptlon medicine lo· your suit cases If yo u are go in g to check your lu ggage. As m any of us k now. luggage ca n be l ost. Often, plan es are de· layed and you may be stuck In an airport withou t accpss to your suit case - and medica · tlon - which can ca use you to miss ta k ing a required dosagl' at a specific tim e. To avoid t his, al ways carry more than enough of your medication wit h you, and have duplicate cop ies of your pres · By Jt m Rotsart A Ph . cr lp tlon, wit h your doctor' s name and number. tucked away in a carr y-on b ag. If you lose your m edication, or run out of II, replacing your pres · cr ipllon will be much easi er If you are on dally medica · l io n, co nsult your physician abou t dosages before you leave -especially lfyouarrcross ln g t !me zones. Changing yo ur medication sc hedule can pro· duce harmful side effect s If not properly regulated by you r physician . Time zonPs arr nut thP only factors that ca n ca use your medica tion to affect you differ· ently Changes In clim at e or diet also can alier your medica· lion. Check with your physician or pharmacist wht:>n plannin g your trip, l or Inform ation on specific precautions you should ta ke. Preventing Illness Don't start your vacation on the wrong foot. Remember to rhPCk with yo ur physician or pharmacist for recomm end a· lions on medications to prrvrnt mot ion slcknPss. If you are going out of the country, you will want to be ca utious aOOut rlrlnk l ng th r wa · trr or rat lng somP ty(X' s of e're food, which may ca use Intes t!· nai distress and put a damper on your e ntire trip If yo u are not prepared . Ther£' <II"(' ma ny ovPr·the·co unlt'f medications that w ill relieve the discomfort of nausea and di arrhea. Your Revco pharmacist can rPCom mend o ne for you Additionally, be aware t hat cha ngrs !n env ironment ca n I rigger and worsen allergii'S . Sy mptom s of aiil·r~lr react Ions Include swoll en lips and throat, hives, uncontrolled · sneezi ng, Itching, runny nosl' and watery eyes. Check with your physl · cl an or pharmacist for lnfor· mat ion on medieations that ca n rel ieve these symptoms. First -aid away from horn e No m at ter where your tra · ve ts I a ke you, one of I he rssPll · liais you need t o carry with yo u. besides a toothbru sh, is a flrsl ·ald kll . You never know what' s arou nd the cor nl"r or ovpr th e horizon , so lt 'sadvlsa · ble t o be prepared. Pharma · cls ts at Revco sugges t the fol · low in g It ems for an all · purpose flr st·ald kit. all of w hich are available on your local dru g· sto re shelves: 'AdhPslv e bandages in a va· rlpt y Of S [ZPS. " Ga uze and medi ca l t ape . "An elastic bandage for mus c le sp as m s or minor spr ains. "Antiseptic cr ea m, ointment or spray for cut s, burns. scrapes and Insect biles . "An anl lh islamlne medica· lion for all ergic reac tions. • Aspirin, ibuprofen or ace · lamln op hcn for minor ac hes and pains . Summ er vaca 1ion can be a fun· filled , enjoyable time. T hi s summPr , when y nu arP pa ckin g you r su it case-s, re member to t hrow In these heal th tips- for a I rip t ha I PVP ryonP w Ill r hnnsP to rt>member . In E ng land, July 15th Is Sl. Sw lthin' s Day. Thl' tradl · tlonal belief Is that If It rains on Sl. Sw lthin' s Day, it wlli ra in for 40 d ays. Sl. Swlt hln was an English bishop who lived I n the ninth ce ntury. He Is sa id to have wished lo be burled In lhP chur chyard so that 'the swePI ra in of heaven mig ht fail upon t he grave.' Wh en hi' was made a sa int . so me eager m onks dl'clded to move his body lnsidl' the ca th ed r al. But It Is said t o have rai ned for 40 days when they did lhts. Hl'nce, rain is now assoc i ated with St. Sw ll hin. . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Stall Rutland Village has bppn awarded $617,000 from th e Ohio Public Works Com mi ssio n tOPWCi in Issue 2 monies towa rd the construction of a $2.2 million waste water co ll ect ion and treatment sewage system Announcemen t of th e gr ant was made Monda y aft ernoon by Sen. Jan Michael Long and Rep Mary Abel who worked with OPWC to get the funds released from th e Commission's Iss ue 2 emergency disc ret lonary fund . The $617.000 will serve as loca l funds required to qualit y for funding threugh the Environ· menta l Pro tect i on Agency and the Ohio Water Development Authorit y. The EPA fund i ng amount will be determined thi s fall , the of ficial s said . Cons u·uction on the project is expected to begin in earl y 199 1. In commenting o n th e release of OPWC m onies, Sen. Long sa id " Th rsr funds represen t a co m · m itmen t on th e part of th e state 10 ossisl the vi ilagt• of Rutlaod wi th t he i r sewage im provrme nt." "This is anothPr Pxrelknt rxample of sta i r and local . Your Senior Centers Are Here For You! Enjoy AJI The ' 'i. Activities! ~...<rl.itltlr~. en ere ou ~an't e • Key lor Spirit, a spirit stick and severlillihhons. Pictured , front row, left to right, are Michl-ih' McCoy and .fody Haye•. Mlddh• Robyn Stout. Rear - Marcy Hill and Chrl' Harmon. Nnt presen t - Amtwr Cumings . SOUTHERN'S VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Southern Hlgh School' s varsity cheerleaders won this UCA camp trophy for best cheer, varsity division, al lhe UCA cheerleading camp at Ohio University recently . They also won th e Mastl'r Sheriffs use of truck questioned COLUMBUS, Ohi o rUP I I The state audit or is rev ipwlng a lease agrPrment for a truck !ha t Lawrence Coun ty ~her iff Dan Hlpron lmu s reporlf'dl y USf'S for both offic ia l business and his poli ti cal ca mpa ig n for th e Ohi o SPnat e. De nny Gilbert . a spokesman for Auditor Thomas Frrguson. sa id Pxamlner s werr conduct in g a rout inP aud it in Lawn•nrP Count y when they werP tipp!'d to quf's tl ons aOOut thr shN!ff' s us<' of the truck. Hi eron im us' ca mpai gn usP uf rhp trurk began the da)' hl' announced his rand idacv for the Rr publtcan nominJt ion for thP Sf'natp "s 17t h Dist rict spat . Ft'11. '12. the Columbu s Dtspa lc h ,.. . port ed Monda\·. He drovp tu Chill iC'utht •. d round tr ip of at lrastlOOm iil's , lo announ ce hr was srrki ng th(· Republi can nomination for th1• S ~·nali•'<.; 17 th Di str ict srat. A photo g ivf'n to thr n P~\:spa p(•r b\· thP shf'r i ff s Democra t ic fops shows thP t ruck. with th(' shP r iff's insignia on t hP door, pa J" kNI in f ront of the Ros ..; Cou nt \" court hous(• . Thr truck hd s lw ..' n P<JJ'k<'d 1n fr on t of thr Lav:n'n Cf' Cn unt \· court housto in rPctonl wcpks ThP shPrif f's in sign ia is covp r pd v.-ilh lli f'ronimus ra m pdign posh•r s. !loth s t<J l l' law and Ihe lf'<:t ~t· I hr ro untv ~ ign rcl with H iPronimu ... rrquirP th a t thP ":Phic· lt• bf• usrd un l.v fo r off iria l bu sinpss. ~1 n cr ta xpayf' rs fool thf' bill. Un dC'r thr lrLl"f' agn'f' mf'nl . tlw !'hPriff n'cl'i\'P!' $.1~'0 d mon th for thr V('h ic lP . and rou ntv ·paid gaso line. Lois GiJIPnwdtf'r. cJ nwm brr of Hi r•ronimu _s·s rJmpa lgn . said thP Df'monat " .:H P rais ing a non iss uP hfocausP th t• 'itwri ff rarf'· full .\ arroun ts lo r hi s p<'rsona l v s for hi s usl' of thP \'hf'iC'lt' Jnd pa _ own g<Jsolinr for IJC' rso na l rrra nds . When you care for an elderly or disabled relative in your home, we know you want to be there for them as much as po..ible. But we also know there are timeo when you need to take time out from your day-to-day responsibilities to travel, vacation or handle personal or business matten. That's when you can call on CareGiver Plus at Pleasant Valley Nursing • Care Center. We'll care for your loved one in our facility for a few hours, a few day or several weeks. For more information about how CareGiver Plus can meet both your needs, and those of the person you care for, call Carla King at (304) 675-5236. PLEASANT VALLEY Nursing Care Center july Fourth schedules Various co mmunitirs throughout J\1(' igs Co unt\· v.:i ll hi' celebrating the Fourth of .lulv wit h differPnllvp••sof arlivitir•s M ajor ceiPbrations arP plannrd i n Rac inP . H.utiJnd. and Middleport. Following IS a ltsl of th ose oel i\'i llos RACINE 9:30a .m. - Paradl' linl'u p at Soulhrrn Hi gh School. 9:45 a.m. - Flag rai sing roromo nv at lh•• htgh sc hool 10 a.m - Parad e begi ns. 11 a. m. - Barbccur al th(' Hari nf' FirP Stat ion. I p.m. - Kids' gamps at the l ire stall on . I p.m to 5 p.m- La dlrs Auxiliary gamrs at thl' firr 'ita lio n 2 p.m . -·'A nyt hing That F loats But a Roat' · ral'l' at the launch ra m~ . Sand Hill Road, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-5236 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Rutland awarded grant toward OPWC project JULY, 19911 RIVER CURRENTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS PAGE TWELVE 1 Section. 10 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 3, 1990 Copyriqhted 1990 • Clear tonight Low in mid 60s. Hot , hazy and humid Wednesd ay. High near 95. Chance of rain 20 percent. 3 p.m.- West Virginia Sky Divers perform al Star Mill Park 6:30p.m . - Gos rlf'i mu sic at Sta r Mill Park . 6:30 to 9:30p.m. - Tern dancr at the fire stat ion . 7: 30p.m. - Pat r iotic music performancl' at St ar Mill Park 8:30p.m. - Cou nt ry Rlrnd Band ~erfornrs at Star Milli 'ark 10 p.m. - Fireworks at St ar Mill Park In addition to the above li sted ac ti vi ti es. th en' wi ll be crafts a nd flea market oper ators sr i up at the park throughout tlwda) . RUTLAND The Villa ge of Rutland w ii lconduet Fourth of .Ju ly fpst i,·itiP.s throug hou t the day . 9 to 9:30 a.m . - Parade lineu p on Depot and Brick St rer t 10 a.m. -Parade begins. Theme. "Our American Her i tage ." Following the porade, lht• Rai nbow Cl ogger s w ill perform on the stage In the firemen's park behin d the old Rutland Hi gh Sc hool I p.m . - Pie and cakr decorating contest at the park. sponsored by the Rutland Flrrmen Ladles Auxiliary . 3 p.m. - Pies and cakes from th e decorating cg ntes t will br auctioned off. 8 p.m . - Rainbow Cioggers perfo rm a! slage in firemen's park . MIDDLEPORT The Village of Middlepor t has planned acti vit ies to accomodate folks of ali ages. II a.m. - All day gospel sin g sponsored by the Feeney Bennett Post 128 Au xiliary at the annex on Mill Stree t . Noon to 4 p.m . - Fish fry at the Middleport Fire Sta tion sponsoged by the fire depa rtment. Continued on page 3 ! Shf' said r ountv taxp£lVPr arf' "'a bou t $~.000 ;1 , -,·a r" ' bt •('~lUS{' tilt' shrrifl pa ys allrosts to repair and maintain th r tru ck . Ci llenwa tr r sa icl the lP<JSP al so s t ~Jlps th(' f'nunt y isn't liabl r for bw "u it s for r laim s rf's ull ing from "'priY.:Jif'. non-rounty USf' of 1his motor vl'hirlt• ." ..;a\- ~ ' d "'! think that shows that pri\'a tr US( ' is Ol<... CillrnwatN said Hi eron imu s has t<J kl•n less than S:!oll in some months when he usrd thr ve hicle olf·du ty. p ror at ing his pf'r.'ional usP. sh <' said. Tile newspaper sa id it ob tained rPcords showing Hlrronim us rf' · crived $.10o from lhl' coun ty in .lurw. $;n:; in May. $.1.18 in Ma rch and the full $:1\0 in Frbrua ry . th r• month hP drovr to Ch illico th e to ;1nnouncC' his SPnate cam pai gn. Dav e McCown. a lawyer and cha irman of tile Lawrence County Democrat ic party, said the refunds are minima l and based on the sh rriff's own honor system " I would argue that his refunds are an admission of personal use and an ad mission of violation of la w ," McCown t ol d th e newspaper . governmen t worki ng· hand In hand for the bet termen t of So utheas tern Ohio". he added Rep . Abet poi nt ed out that th e funding wi ll assist Rutland offi · ria l s in thrir rfforts to put in a was !P watrr system. ·'T his is no lu xury, bul a necrssity to res torr sanitar!' w<JtPr conditions to Ru tl and ." she sa id She noted rhat th ere have been numer ous inst ancPs of sPwagr running into Lead ing Creek and posin g ser ious hea lth th reats to PvP ryo nr in thr arra This has magnified lhr problems. the officia ls point ed out. Rutland Mayor Jim Fink ex pressed delig ht at ge tti ng tho l ss ur 2 monies Whic h he sa id wil l iowet l hP househo ld sewa gr ratr s by srveral dollar!' a mon th. He commended Kim Sh iewds .. vi liagr co nsuila nt. for his work on the fundin g proj ect, as well as member s of R uriand Village Co uncil and Clerk Sa nd v Sm ith who havr all bPPn in vo lved in thr rrqulred 'iurveys and paper work . t\ccording to Mrs. Smit h th r vil lage borrowPd $200.000 from the Ohio WaiN Development Au thorit y abo ut r i ght month s ago . That wtlh thr $1 1 million wh ich the vill age anticipate> receiving from lhP F.PA this f all. and th e $617.000 in lssur 1 monies. shou ld f und the initi£.11 work. acco rding to Mrs Smit h T hP prr l imin<Hy C'nginr£>ring on thr proj ect has alreadv brf'n completed b.v Enginel•ring t\sso ciates of Wooster . Work to obtain fund ing l or lh<' project has bPl'n goi ng on for about two :vears, accord ing to M ayor Fi nk . although th e sew age problems of the co m mun il v ha vr bf'f'n recognized for man~· .v ~>ar s Srvrr a l months ago officials did a housr-to-housr sur\'e.v to comt• up with doc umrnt ati on on srwagr problrms to bf> prf'SC'ntrd 10 potrn ti<JI funding agrncies . It is <Jn li clpa t('d that ahout 150 homPs. bot h in si de and ou tsi dP thP rorporu!ion limit s wil l br SPfVPd by· l hf' propOSf-'<1 SPWagp S)'s trm . Thr <HPJ . according to !tw ma .vnr. wi ll PXIt•ml up Nrv. Lima Road to Whit• • Htll Road. down Rou tr 124 ro Happv Hollow Road. out Salem SlrPPI tu lhf' to~ oi La sher Hi II, and out Depot St reet to bryond ! hr corporat ion limih Red Cross spends $627,000 on aid for Ofiio flood victims I SHADYS IDE. Ohio tUPi i ThP American Red Cross has spend morr th an $627,000 on re l ief and recovery from th f' .June H fl oods in Ohi o. Pcnnsy i va nia and West Virg inia . bu t has only raised asmallpo rli ono fth at amount . 'l'hr agenc.v figurPs more than l.·ib:l homes. mobile homes and apartmr nts were dPstroyrd or da maged in right co unties of sou th eastern Oh io, southwe-stf'rn Penn sylva ni a and northrrn Wf• st Virg inia. "The Amer ican Red Cro ss t'.s timates thr cost of relief and rr•c·ovPr!· ha s incr eased to morf' than $1.2 million for the peopl e of the Ohio Valley ," Doug Skro back. a Red Cross wor ker told a nrws conferr nrP Monda y a ftPr · noo n ar it s headq ua nrr s i n Wirrrling , W.V a. " l n on ly 2 Y1 weeks. Red Cross ras('workers havP pr ovidf'd as · sista nc(' to 1.067 [ am ili t_•s, .. hP said . AI leas t 24 people died In lhl' Shadvside area when wal ls of wat er cras hl'd down the Weger and Pipe creeks late June 14 A Sf'dr ch ro nttnurs nf'ar l hf' a rrct whereltwWPgePmPPt s thPOhio RivN for at lrast two mo rr bodies. & !m ont Co unty official s sa id Tursda.v morning . "Mo re than $627.000 ol the es tim ated $1.2 million has al · rrad.v bPPn spt•nt in the rf'li t'fa nd recovery of vic tims of the fl ood." sa id Glad.v Hrlt, rxrcu tivr dirPC· tor of thr Ohio Vai il'Y Rl'd Cr oss Chapter · M onr~· has bf'rn pouring in to I hr Shad.vs idl' t.~n•a to hrlp viet ims. The Shadys ide Relief Fund ha s grow n to $200,000, and orga nizf'r!-. wPrP tom ~-"PI TuPsday to di sc uss howe t o distributrthat m oney, sa id Na talif' Kennon . a tru .~ t et• for thl' fund Thf' la test door-t o-door sur\'f' \ in th(' affpctrd arf'a showC'd morf. rr~ idrn ces damagC'd or dPs- lroyed than tniltally thought. ThP first surw'y. shon l~ · aftf'r thr dis aster. ~ howP d 1.t11 n•sidPnCf's damaged or destroved. but lh• • new survry found anothPr :12 Thr hf'a virst damag f' ca mt · fr om JC'ffrrson Coun tv i n Ohio . wherl' 456 dwr l Ungs wt•rp n· ported damaged or drstrovrd . Be lmont County had Jl~ and ~ arrison Co unt ~' :14 Pf'nn ;.;~· l va nia counti('s affPC 1L-'d irll'l ud (• Alieghrnv 1 t;t; dwell tngs al frc trdl. Clear fi eld tR.1t aod .Jrf ff'rson t271 In WP'- 1 Virginia. Wrt zrl h a cl 7~ dv.:rlli ng.., ctf ff'c tt>d and Marst1.1lJ Count\' had nnr Local news briefs Orrick plead~ guilty to charw• !Jouglas Wa y ne Orri ck. :IH of Hosr Hi ll RodCI. Ponwrov . r ntrrf'd a p lra of gu i I ty tor hargf's of ld on.v do mrs t ic\' io lr nCf' on M onday, according to MPigs Co unt y Pros{·c uting Al1ornr.v Strven L. Story. Orrick pled guilty to th r c harges of domestil' vto lcnr•• as Co ntinued on page :l Maison named chairrnan of Meigs Democratic Executive Committee Sur Maison of Tuppers Plain s Wi.IS recentl y r lccted chairman of the Meigs Cou nt y Democ ratic Executi ve Committ ee. Mr s. Malson has ser ved on tht' execu tive committee for lhr• past 10 years an d is employed as thr dPput y registrar at th e Meig s Co unt y Li cense Bureau. Ot her officers named were Mary Hun· ter. vice chair man; Melody Roberts, secrNary, and Jane Frymyer. treasurer. New off icers of I he Centra l Co mmittee are .John lhie, chair· man; Becky Triplett. secretary: Cat herine Welsh. treas urer; a nd Con nie Dodson, vice cha irm an . Thr centra l co mmillr r member s are Edll h Ll•ach. Bed· ford: Mary HuniPr . No rt h \rn ter; Thadd eus S. Dye. Co lumbi a; Law rence H. Hay man. L ebanon: M ic ha el Scr arbnry, LPiart; Ro bert A Mal son . .Jr .. North Olive: Melody Rober ts. South Olive; Norm an Weber. Ora nge ; Samuel B. May. Rutland Village; Janet Howard. East Rutland: Norman C. Will. West Rutland; Edward D. Anderson. Salem; Kenneth Imbod en. Middleport Second; Co nnil' Dod son, Middleport third : Ba rbara Hudson, Middle· port Fourth; M aureen H e nne~y. Pomeroy First; Rebecca Trl · pl£'11. Ponwruy S<'co nd : ( ·alhf' nnf' Wrl sh, Pomeroy Th lrd: l.b<J Roush. Bradbury: C r rgon· Eblin . Laurl'i C!U f; Caro l Ohlin grr, Rock Spring s; Shi r tev \lit <' hl'ii. Sc ipio; .Jeffrev Thu.rnton Racine Village ; .John !hie. Mi · nl'Csviile. and Edw in S Coza rt . Racine Precinct. ,\ The Daily Sentinel Resolutions given second reading to publish July 4 The Daily Scn~nel will publish on Wednesday July 4. The business .and adverd•lng offices, however, will be closed. Subscribers can e><pecl to r eceive th eir papers earUer lhan usual. Nonnal publication lime wtll resutne on Thursday, July 5. Two resolutions Involving city vehicles were given a second reading at last night' s regular meeting of Pomeroy Village Counc il. The llrst o! the resoluti ons, both of which were Introduced at the council's last meeting, In· valved the purchase of a 1975 panel truck from John Anderson. The second resolution Involves mak lng monthl y payments on a new GMC pick-up trU~::k, which was recently purchased by the village. The payments will be made to Farmers Bank and Savin gs Company . In the only other action taken l as t n lght by council, a meetpng was set fo r Monday evening. SUE MAISON \ �The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETr Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller A MEMBER of The United Press International. Inland Daily Press Association and the Amer<:an Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPrNION are welcome. Thev sho uld be les s lhan 300 words long . AU lettNs are su b)('('t to C'dltlng afld mu st be s igned with name , address and telephone num Ocr. No unsigned letters will be published . Letters shou ld be In good ta ste, addressing Issues, not personalities . Bureau of Reclamation was established and waler project s cropped up all over the West to lrrl gal e family farm s. The prom - farmers. Senate But j udging by the record of the corporale farmers, !hey will soon find a way to get around the new r estr ictions. and the Bureau of Rrrlamal!on will look the ot her way . The big farmers simply changed their laclics . They now organize !heir land in a parch work of tru sts. partnersh ips and corpora tions. each owning 960· acre fa r ms. Earlier this month, an older In one case. eight "farmer s" and wiser House of Representa · signed up for subsid ized waler from a water distrlcl in California . The names were dlfferenl, but the phone numbrrs and lives voled to change the rules lo prevent the big corporations from scammlng the governmPnt A simi lar bill is pending in !he addr esses were the same. Ench By ARNOLD SAWISLAK UPI Senior Editor WASHINGTON - As the hazy days of summer arrive in Washington, I he outlines of the fall co ngress ional campaign have tK>come clearer. The prospects are for anot her nasty contes t, charc terlzed by more heal than light While precious lillie in the way of subSiantive legislation may be passed before I he November elecli on, bolh I he Democrats and the Republicans will be busy stockp iling campaign Iss ues for the fall In some cases, the issues we will be hearing about during September and October developed out of basic polilical di sa greements over the rig hi way to deal wilh nati onal problems . T his i s likely to be I he case wilh I he issues of paren ta I and family leave child caw There is a lot of agreemenllha l people who have serious illnesses in their families or new -born bab ies need unpaid lime off wilhout risk in g loss of their jobs, and that the existin g care sySiem for rh ild ren whOS<.' parents work needs improvemen t. But, while most Democra!S bel ieve !he governmcnl mu st play an 0 Dear Edi t or : GeorgP Bush Is part democ rat . Tax and spend . The American people will be !he poorer for 11. Jus! today Nelson Mandela -made a S)JP('ch before congres s )l nd il'ft wllh whal he came for a promise of monf'v. Th er p is •uonP!' tor Poland, money fm ~lear agua. money for P<Jnama . money for the Philippines and all the resl of the beggar nations. Tax !he American people. The deficit will no I be paid off - read my lips. Gayle Price Berry's World "NOT SO FUNNY, BUT Wild. wacky and weird." Tt\E EXCESS PACKAGING G~£MLiNS ~~ () 1i900yNU, Int i 4-J .JND M~_tAANU~l~S MOlORCADt lS OON rpgulators have a cozy relationship paid bv taxpayers," Doe sa id . "Many bureau officials go to work for !h em !lhe farming i nrtu stryl wh en thry le ave gov Prnment .·' r------- Doc claims th at the Bureau of Rec lamali on prot eciS lis friends by Wfltlng n tmsy ru les. When Doe tried l o li ghten those rules, he w as tr ansf('rred . He now work s In a toxic wastE' unit , an are a hP knows littlr about . )tCJr.~· Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce llnd Mark Smith of Blunt, Elll• & Loewi RECEIVES AWARD - Brian Burkhamer, managc>r ol llw Pomeroy Sundry Store received the Southern Ohio llivision Manager of the \'ear award recently . The award was presenlPd at lhe spring meeting of managers. Rurkhamt!r wa.~ rt>t •ommended lor tht• award by his supervisor, Ken Reed. .---Local news briefs ... -----. Co nlinucd from page 1 contained in a bill of information hdort' Me igs Coun tv Common Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow, Ill. Orrick is charged wilh stabbin g his wile, Marcia Orrick, on lhP bullocks on June ~4 . As liSied in th e bill of lnformal lon, domesti c v iolen ce• is a fourth degree felony , punishable b~' a maximum spntpm·e of f ive years In prison Prosecutor Story recommend ed th at Orriek be -;en tcnc('d to <• jail term of at lea st three yE'ars t o thP m<Jx i mum . Ston' explained , " Thi s wa s in accordancP wilh the victims's wish1~s th at morC' sevrrP charges not bP brought a gains t thl' defendan 1." Se nlencing has been defern •d unlil July Ll so ! hal a prr ·sc ntence in vestigation and a vlctim impact stall 'mi•nt may be provided lo I he court as is required bv law. · Orri ck remains in thr Mei gs Cou nt y Jai l, pending sl'ntl'ncing Judge Crow conlinued Orrick 's bond EMS has .wven calls .Monday Mandela: Do the right thin,....g__B_en_W_ar_len_be_rg Lei' s hope th at Nelson Mande Ia's app earan ce on Ted Koppel' s "Town Meeting " I ABC! willlurn ou l lo be an illuminating and Instructive moment : illumin ating ror AmeriCan s. lnstructivr for Mandel a. Mandel a showed he has all !he makin gs of an aulhentic and lo ng · runntng s uper star Hr needs no new epigram; I he old "velvet glove over a fist of steel " wil l do fine. He is an elegan l man. arll cul at e, soft-spoken, humor ous, and app arenlly unembi tJered. When challenged, he can snap. Tw enty -sev en ye ars in jail provides lhe ba ckdrop against which heros are made. He answered his "Town Mcel lng" crilics wilh I he logic of the ages . Th e crillcs said !h al Mandel a, and more speclllca ll y hi s African Na llonal Congress parly. Is, or has been , procommuni st. pro-violence. pro- tine Liberation Organization . Mandf' la sa id. listen . we are running a national liberation movemenl. It' s a t ough job: il' s been uphi ll for decades . Our causr is ju st. self.determi nat ion ror blacks 1n Sou lh Africa Wr will do whal il takes 10 win. and take ou r su pport where we can gel II. We are no! go in g 10 cr itlrlze. any nat io n. or move· menl, or per son, !hal helps us. Thai Includes Gadhafi, Caslro and Arafal. To so mr degrec. greate r or I PSSE"f. the case can be m ade that !he ANC's posit ion fo llow s a ce rt ain his torica l trad ition . Libera tion groups, and liber ation leaders. lyplcally do tak e !heir supporl where !hey can find il. Thai goes for George Washing i on, Mah alma Gand hi and Mena rhem Begin. Thus Illumin ated. Americans terrori s t, del a comes Bul Mandela should also know from where America Marxist . pr o Moammar Gadhafi of Llbva. pro -Fidel Caslfo of Cuba and pro-Yassir Arafal of ! he Pales Taxes 11ur reporter Melinda Maas that lhe agPncy Is as guilty as the farmf'f s "The water users and AP?RoAC~ING Wt_ LINCOlN ~RI~L -- active ro le in in assuring leave time and providing child care. most Letters to the editor 1hn t wrotr th e water rules, told c 0 0 claimed to be a separate farm, but In reality one l and company was sucking up cheap water for 6. 730 acres. Wade Hill, 03, grows potatoes, leltuce and wheat on 160 acres In the San Luis Valley of Colorado. He irrigates his farm from a privale wat er project built nearly 100 years ago , and It burns him up 10 see weall hy farming corporations stealing subsidized waler. Hil l says hecan'tcompete when he pays fo r his own water and the big companlps hit up the laxpayer for the bill. Hill has a word for what' s happening "Farmgate." To compound the scam, $830 million of th e $2.2 billion a year thP taxpay ers spend on water subsidies goes l o farms that raise surplu s crops crops that America doesn't need. "American laxpayers are paying farmers l o lrrlgatl' crops that we' re a lso pay ing them not to produce ." David Conrad of the Nalion al Wildlife Federation told us Phil Doc, who used to head the Rureau of Reclamation office should know from wherr Man· co mPS . It is indPf>d AnlPric a's forf>lgn policy to promol r dPmorra cy in South Ar rica -a nd also in Libva and Cub<J , and l n Pol and and Hung ary . AmPrlca is in th r national libe ra ti on businrss . We hav e a du ty to expla in that Ia Mandel a. Hr should be lrarn in g as wrll as trachingdur in g hi s st ay her C' . :\1and ela ' s critics on t he l elevi sion program m ade a good Slep in I hal direcl ion . At Issue i s whal ki nd of govern ance Mandel a or I he ANC mi ghl provi de for Soulh Af r ica. Free or drspotic:' Violent or non - v i oi Pnt ? Co l lrrtivi st or markE't ·Ori en tf'd? Aut hrnt ic a ll y plurall sI? As t hr n it ic s poi nt out . !here are aspect s of lhe ANC's hisl ory th at arrlroubilng in lhcse reg ards. The Cas lro-Gadhafi co nn ecti on Is onl v thr svmbol of thosf' conrrrn s. · · As and if Mandela offers crPdlblr ass urancrs, America ca n wisely consid er aid to I he ANC. as we ha ve to olhrr s. wilh s trin gs a tt ar hf'd. On t;_wliral JZrou nds, Mande· !a 's rPfusa l to br {'ak w ith thugs who supporr hi s movemen t is undPrstandabi C'. Thugs are part oft hr world . Amer ica also deals with I hugs when II has lo. The quP slion in this In stance is not mf>an s, but ends. Thr !!oiled St at es allempls to promn tl' H se t of va lu es . So do Caslro and Gad hart. They are not thP s<Jm p valu es. One set of va lues y iel ds democracy and prosperllv , l hrotherdoesn ' l . The va lurs of politic al and eco nomic freed om . coupled with plural ism . cou ld makrSouthArrlca the model for l hr l orlured African ron tinrnt Mandel" should understand that the davs of I he Caslros and the Gadhafl.s are over, !hal Third World rPvo lut lonary Marxism Is as old and irrelev a nt as yester· da y's newspaper Perhaps It take s a whi le for a man In prison for so lon g lo calch up. We do him no fa vor bv nol ca lli ng II to his attPn ll on Amateur critics feed Zagat''s success r>;EW YORK IN E.4 \ - Airlin e a nd re ntal car companies arr about to receiv e w hat restau · rants In this city have been given fo r a dozen years - a se riou s crlllque of their service from thousands of their best and mosl sophisticated cuslomers. The experience is not lik ely l o be a pleasanl one for the U.S. compan ies because almost all of the major International carriers are ranked ahead of the leading domes tic carrier by frequent flyers . The most notabl e exception l o lhal patlern Is Aerofiot, the Soviet Union's na tional airl ine, which ranks l ast In almost every calegory In t he elaborate pail conducted by the New York based Zagat Survey. Almost 5,000 people parllcl pated In the travel survey. Their most frequently cited com plaints, by far, Involved delaysdelays while waiting on airport check-In lines, delay s In aircraft departures and arrivals, delays when waiting for baggage and delays In virtually all other aspects of airline operations . For New York lawyer Eugene H. "Tim" Zagat Jr., producing and selling an airline and rental car guide Is a departure from publishing restaurant guides- a venture that dates back ro a 1979 dinner with a group of fellow food enthusiasts. When some of those present bemoaned the lack of reliable Information about New York restaurants, Zagat offered to organize a volunteer effort that would qu er:v friends and coll eagues about their experiPncPs, compil(l I heir recornmPnd at inn s in report form and dlslrlbutr thr rrsults to su rVP.V pa rt icipant s and others. In the flrsl yea r. 15() people offered r eport s on 7~ rPSta urant s. which Zag at and his wife, Nina. complied Into a crudely reproduced sin gl e-sheet annual dining gu ide. They decided to transform the operation Into a serious busin ess, producing t he reviews for sale (the current price Is $9.951 In a paperback book bound in what has become a hallmark burgundy-colored cover. Today, the Zagat Survey Is arguably the mosl authoritative and frequenlly cited guide to New York's restaurant s. Annual sales of the New York edition now exceed 200,000 copies, many of which are purchased by In bulk by major corporations as gifts for employees and customers . Although sales are somewhat more modest In other cities, the Zagat Survey has annual dining guides covering restaurants In Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Montreal, New Orleans, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Washington as well as a statewide guide for Arizona. About to be published lor the first time are editions for Atlanta, Kansas City and St. Louis . Later In the year, titles will be produced covering the New York suburbs, the Pacific Northwest and London. Alm os t crrlalnly I he kev to I he ZagaiS' 'uccess Is l~elr reliance not upon !h e opinion of a single restaurant critic but the experiences of hundr eds if not lhou sa nds of peopl e who regularlv eat ln rest aurant s. · " When you 're having your 1141h Sleak, ll' s ha r d to dist inguish II from your !12th or 106t h." says Tim Zag at In respo nse to the profe ss ional res tau rant writers who cr itlcizr the amat eur reviewers. "Un lik e !he crit ics, we don't lry lo tell anybody whal should go Into thP whllr sa u ce or how It should be mad e," he adds . "We Robert Walters reporl on whether people l iked It. " Thf' re staura nt gu ldrs have produced millions of dollars In revenues. but Zagat remain s res tll'ss. For hi s nex t challenge, he Is in I rlgued by the posslbllllles of encouraging cit !zen Involvement In public policy debates. "Mi llions of peop le In this eo untry arc frustrated becau se lhcy'rc no! hea rd," he says . "I wRnl to find a mechanism that gives !h em an opportunity to speak nul and be heard on the isS UPS . '' Today in history By United Press lnlernatlonal Today Is Tuesday, July 3, the ! 84t h day of 1990 with 181 l o folic.-. .. The moon is waxing, moving loward It s full phase . The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Sat urn. The evening star s are Mercury and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under th e sign of Cancer . They Include playwright and songwriter George M . Cohan In 1878, Welsh poet and writer William Henry Davies f "The Autobiography oJ a SuperTramp") In 1871, Czech novel is! Franz Kafka In 1883, actor George Sanders In 1906, journalisl and columnl sl Dorothy Kllgallen In 1913, English filmmak er Ken Russell in 1927 (age 63), English playwright Tom Stop pard In 1937 f age 53) and ex iled Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvaller In 1951 (age 39) . On thi s dale In history: In 1608, French explorer Samuel de Champlain founded the Ca nadian town of Quebec. In 1863, the Union army under command of Gen. George Meade defeated Confederate forces commanded by Gen. Robert E. Lee at Gettysburg, Pa . · In 1928, the first color television transmission was aceompllshed by John Logie Baird In London . • 3 p.m. -Parade form s al !he parking lo! of I mpl'rial F:lecl rir on Park Streel. 4 p.m. - Parade rnovt>s ou 1 to S.vc arnure St rPe r. u r1 to(;(' nrra I Hartinger Parkway Ia Third Sireel 10 Mill Siret• l and down lo lhe Dave Diles Park . 5 p.m. - Flag ceremony by Americ an Legio n Feeney Be nnt•! 1 Post 128 and awards ceremony with prese nlallon of 1roph1es al Dave Diles Park. 5 p.m.- Billy Lee and I he Co unlry Roads Band will perform at Dave Diles Park . 6 p.m . - Hula-hoop competilion at Dave Diles Park . Around 7 p.m. - Evening speakers al Dave Diles Park to include Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman, Meigs Coun ty Commission Rich Jones, candldale for 94th congressional seal; and State Senator Jan Michael Long . 8::.0 p.m.- Shady River Shuf!ler s perform pal rloli c show a! Dave Diles Park . 9:30p.m. - Fireworks display al Da ve Diles Park In addition to activllles liSied fur M iddlepurl, 1here wi II be an all day flea market on Race Sirecl. percent. Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday A chance of showers eac h day. with highs ranging from the mid BOs to the low 90s Thursday, in the 80s Friday , and between 75 and 85 Saturday. Overnight lows will be in the 60s through the period. lack Anderson and Dale VanAtta Srvrn ca lls for assistance wrn' an swered b.v Mrig s Co unt~· Medical ServicPS on M onda y. At 9: 0.1 a.m .. Pomeroy squad was ca lled 10 Roc k springs Road fo r HomPr Willard . HP was tr anspo rted to VPt erans Memori al flo spilal. AI noon, Pomeroy wa s called 10 Kerr Sl reel f or Jack Lance . who was al so laken l o Velera ns Memori al Hospilal. Syracuse squad wa s cal led lo London Pool a l ~ : 11 p.m . for Da n lei Hannum . He was taken to Vater ans Me morial. AI~: 3~ p.m .. the Middleporl squad was called 10 Overb rook Center fo r Mar y Cilkey, who was 1ran sported lo Pl easanl Valley Hospilal. AI 10:14 p.m .. Middleport was d!Spalched to Overbrook Cen 1er and lran sporlrd Ruth Bennelllo Vet erans Memorial. AI 10 50 p.m .. Tuppers Plains was called to Success Road for Lela Hawk. Hawk was taken to Polzer Medica l Ccn l!'f AI 11 · 5o p.m , Pomrroy Fir(' Depar tm ent " 'as ra llf' d to a di esP l spill at ttll' BPacon Station . E mrr genc~ · Marion man has hearinK Rober! D Slep lr. Marion. app<'a red for a ltulr 1 hea rin g !his mornin g in MPigs Count y Court Ac co rding to MPi g" Co unt, . Sheriff JamP':i M Sou lsby. Strrlr wa s stoppe-d for a rou tinP traffic sto p whpn it wa~ df'tPrminf'd th:1t hf' \-\·a s wa ntf'd in Marion f o r Psca pP pri or to ro nfincmrnt . So uIs by a \so reports .Johnn~· L. Chf'\' a l1rr . i 5, Hrecls\'i llr . wa " jailrd on ctwr gl' s nf dri\·ing und er thr mf luPnct:, failur e ro control a nd no v;llid Otx'rator\ lirc nsr . Al so arrrsted by the drparlmf'nt wa :; Ar thur YPathc·r. ·IS. of Portl a nd . Yeater was c harged wi th dom cs ti r vio iPncr aggrava ted men acin g- and carry in g a concPa iPd wPapon John R Hannan , '20. Pom P r o ~. w;L" it iTPs trd for disordrrl\ conduct. Addi tion al charges, ar rording to thc shf'riff . arr pending fo r damages donr at Larr\ \ Crocr ry in Syracuse around ~l : J() p.m . Hannan is b('ing hC'ld in thr Mt'ig:-.Cou nt \' .J ai l H(' will br facing charge s in PomP roy Ma .\·or' s Cour t. Thr she r iff also rt•pn rt ~ that lhl' df'par tmrnr took a rPport on Monday from M ichael Rrv nold.s nf 11ulland H c•_ , ·nold s !old !he df'partmPnt that somt'1Jnf' r nt r J-r d ;~n outbui ldin g and .'- IO!f' h ts 1 ~89 Yamaha four -whi'Pirr --Area deaths-Earl Hay<'ook Ea rl Haycook, HH . of Br aden ion , Fl a.. dic•d .June 27 a! HCA i L.W Blake Hospital. Born in Lud lowville. N .Y .. Mr . Ha ycoc k wa!-; manager of Endicoti ·Johnson ShoP Storrs in New York for 40 :vt•ars. Hf' wa s a member of Ont•eo Un il ed Meth od is I Chu rc h. He Is surviw•d by his wtfr. Oa. a former Meigs Coun ty rPsidf'nt. a slsler, Mrs Fred Wrav of Bradenton and Lancin~. N.Y : four stepsons. Joe . of Orlando, Fla ., Roger . of Sarasola, Fla .. Don Qui se nberry of (kala. Fla ., and Gerald BidwelL Zephyrhills. Fla . Then• wil! liP no lund visi la · lion. Servi ces wi ll be> al ~p . m . on friday al Freedom Village Inn. 6~10 21st Avenue Wes t, Braden ron, Fl a. Juanita Bolen Juanlla F . Bolen, 67, of Colum bus, died Sunday, July I. 1990 In Marl ella. She was born Oc-t. 22, 1922, daughter of lhe laic Tan and. Freda Schoonover . She Is survived by her husband , Harold Bolen of Columbus. Also surviving Is a daughter, Mrs. Don (Diane\ Harrison of Rutland : two suns, Eddie Hlad of Dexter and Mickey Hlad of Florida ; five broth ers. .lack Schoonover of Martella, Rob Schoonover of Mlddleporl, Cha- r iPs and Thoma s Sc hoonO\'Pr bolh of Hoiland and JP ll,·. Sc hoonU\'Pr o f Chrshirf', thrp~ · sisters. Bt•t sy Schoonow•r of :\thPn s. OlliP Sc hoonO\'H of To lf'do and \'a om i Srhoonon•r (! f Cram·il lr . F unrral sr n ·iccs \\'('!'(' con duel ed al 11 a.m . !ada \ al Schoedingrr Eas 1Chapel, ;;j60 L. Livingston A \ 'C'. G r a,·es.i dr srr\'i ces. held a! Sia ndish Ce melery, Meigs Counl y, was offici ated by · Rev John S. Eva ns. Am E lectric Po we i ........ ... 29% AT&T .............. .. . 38'\ Ashland Oil. . . .35:Y, Bob Evan s... .14% Charming Shoppes .. .. ... .10 I;" Cily Holding Co .. . ..14';2 Fe deral Mogul. .. . .167:" Goodyear T&R . . 29 -Y. Heck's ...... .. N 'A Key Ccnlurion . . ... 12 ~4 . .. 16 Y, Land s' En d ...... .. . ' ..24 1-4 Limited In c . .. .. 72 Mullimedia In c . . .. 2 ~ Rax R es taurants . Robbins & Mye r s ....... . .21% . .... . _,_ .. .. 15 Shoney's Inc. St ar Bank . ...21'.4 Wendy 's ! nil . .. .. .. 6'; Worlhin gl on lnd . ..24\4 (Robbins & ~yt•rs is ex dividend today. I C' I.F:\'E l.i\ ND 1UPl1 - Mon winnmg Ohio Lottery da .v's numbf'r~ : Trustees to meet The Salisbury Township Truslees will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at I he township buildin g. Woodmen picnic The Burlingham Camp of !he Modern Woodmen will have a picnic Sunday al12 : $0 p.m . at Ihe northbound park on Route 33 near Darwin. Th e camp will furn ish mea t and everyone i s a bring a covered dish for !he potlu ck. Special recogni tion wi ll be g iven to Emmerson Dougla s and Kevin King. The pub I ic is inviled to a !lend Racine Legion to meet The Racine American L('gion Posl 602 will m eet Thursday a! 7:30 p.m . Refreshments will be VFW Post bake sale Th e Tuppers Pla i ns VFW Posl 9053 Auxiliary wi ll have a bake> and knick -kmar sal e on Sa t urdav across from Farmers Ba nk i·;l Tuppe rs Plains beginning al PlfK -3 two year s probation, and rf's trp!nt from contacting thP complainant. The Daily Sentinel !USI'S 145-91i0) A Olvbilon of MuiUmtldla, Inc. Pullllshed every afternoon , Monday th rrugh Frldav, 111 Court St ., Po· merov. Ohio, bV the Ohio Vallf'\1 Publlshln·~ Co mp3ny JMultlmedia: Inc., Pom er oy, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992 -21~. So(>. cond l'la ss postage paid at Pomeroy, ~ Ohi o Member , Unlted Press InternationaL Inland Dally Press Ass~! at ton a nd thf" Ohio Newsp.tpt'r Assoelat ion. National Advrrllslng Repr('sentallve. Dranham Newspaper Sa\('S, 73.1 Third Avenue. New \'ork. J\ew York lOUl'i a.m . All auxi liary member s are IO bring il ems f or the sa le . VFW Post to meet The Tuppers Plains VFW Posl 905.1 Auxiliary will meel Thursday ai7: JO p.m . A ll members are urged 10 a!lend . POSTh-iASTER : Se nd addrf'ss changes to Th P DAllv Srnllnt•L Ill r11 urt St. _ Porn(•r uy, Oh.lo .t5769 .. SUBSCRIPTION R,\TES By f~trrler or Motor Route One- WPek SUO Om• Mon l h .. . ..... ... ..$6.10 Ont- Yf'ar ...... .. 572.80 Beaver reunion The Cha r le s and Fannie !Wolfe! Beaver reu nion wil l be held July I~ a! Sta r Mill Park in Racine. Bring a covered d ish and !able servi ce. Dinner will begin at noon . All friends and rel at ives SINGLE COJ•\' PRICE Subscr ll~t• rs not d l'Slrln~ t o pay the carrier may r('mlt In a dvan re direct to Thr Da!l .v Se-nt lnf'l on a 3. 6 or 12 month ba.sl~ C t·edlt will bt.•glv('n carrit:'rt'a<'h To end marriages Wf'Ck No subscr iption ~ bv mall !X'rmltted In an'EI S 14-'hf'fr homr rarrl er service Is An ac ti on fur di ssolution ol marriage h<Js bPPn f il ed in MP igs County Common P leils Court b~· Pam ela K . McKinnr} . Middl e po r t. and Oa rrr l L. McKinney , Rutland . Al so filin g in !he courl ford issol u l ion a r P Janet Baldwi n and Sirphcn L . Ba ld" '" - boih of Ra cine. ' ........ 25 Cent s Dailv are invited to at tend . 2R I. PI CK -:: tickel sa les IO!aled $1,~9~,Wl6 . 5{), wil h a pavoff due of $Mo.'I7:I.OO. · I'I('K l .lfi40. P ICK -l tic ke t sa les tota!Pd $24Y, 191 511. with a payof f due of $J27_;,ort.rtrt avallablt•. Mall Sull8<:rlptioft!i Mt>lp County DWrrk s ... .. Sl9.2 4. 26 W('('k s ... $37.96 ~ 2 Wl'f'k S $74 _36 Outsldt• MPII{tf (ounh 1'1 Wt>('k S .~ .- .. flO.&! 2!i W€'€'k S .... $40_30 ~~ 2 W('f'k s ......... $75.40 ln~tldt- _ ,-- ' Ei"'=="'--'-_.. ._ -- \' ·-'- -'\ ' -- ~--J<:d- Woman charged with DlJI by police Carolyn M . CaSio, H3 Bulle rnut Ave ., PomProy. was charged w ilh DUl following an accidPnl on JSiew Slrccl. Po meroy, al :1:06 a.m . Tu es day morning Acco rding 10 lh c- report of Pomeroy police. Cas Jos trur k !he front of a v(' hi clr O\VnPd bv Rober! 11' . Qualls, Middl eporl. Th ere wa ., lighl damage to lhr Qualls car. bui none l o !he Ca sto \'r hir h.'. Therr we rr no inju nes . Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMI SSIONS - Homer Wil lard, Jlomcro}, Ru th Benr1f'tl . Middlcporl. DISOiiiiUd :S - Dona ld \ 'an Coon('\', l·:u.[!c tw Cndl' rwooli License issued Th1 · Mt • t g~ Count\ Probar• · Court hJ:-. isstwd a ffi(;ll'ria_gr liccn ." '' to U<H icl A l t~n Dorrfrr. 2h. Pomf'ro.v 11nd Virginia Lntn Hicka r d. :n. !{;wine · Long in parade St dl r SPnaror J an Mich ai.'l Lo ng wi ll loe riding in M idd le pori' s i'o urlh of July Par ade wh ic h t)('g l ns '--' ' 4 p.m . Long wil l ·'JX'ak at i p.m . at Da1r Di lrs !'ark along wilh Middlt•port Mav or Fr ed Ho ffm an and Mr igs Cou nt y Commissionf'r Richard Jo nrs, a ca ndidate for the- 941h congr essional seat. Th em<> of the par ade is "For God ancl Coun lrv .· Members of Pomeroy Eagles 2171 Dues Were Due on June 30, 1990 ____ _;> _ " days In jail to run conl'urrently. ----Meigs announcements--- served. Lottery numbers In I he case or Slale of Ohio v. Elza Barllmu s, The Dailv Senline! orig inally raporl ed I hal Mr . Bartimu s' sentence was resUtu· lion. :10 day s in jail suspended and cos rs and rwo years' probarion . The aclua t sentence tm; posed by Meigs Counly Coun Judge Palrlck H . O'Brien on chargt's of criminal tresp<i ssing and ll'lt'phone hara ssment was 30 Continued !rom pa g<' 1 highs near 95. Ch a nee of ra in is 20 Corporate farms gobble up water lse was that the taxpayers would pay part of the water bill. In Its naivete, Congress thought I hat If It set a 160-acrellmlt on the farms that got subsidized water, onl y small farmers would benefit. But Congress didn't reckon with the Ingenuity and greed of corporate farms, nor did Congress Imagine that the Bureau of Reclamation. which was supposed lo regulate the program. would crawl In bed with the big July Fourth schedules ... South Central Ohio Clear Tuesday nigh!, wilh a low between 65 and 70. Hoi, hazy and humid Wednesday, wllh Tuesday, July 3, 1990 Beginning to harvest • • campaign Issues -Republican s, especially including Presidenl Bu sh. insist these mu sl be solved by the private sector. as in contract negotiations belwl't'n unions and managemenl. Parental-family leave and ch ild care arc c lass ic Democralic Jssues, involving governmen t-mand ated job benefit s in thP fir st #instance and governmmen t·financed social programs in the st'cund . :Republicans Sl'e both as manifesrations of a "Big Brolher' ·complex jha t produces inlrusive and waSieful gove rnm en l On these Issues . i l is likel y I hal lhe Democrats will a I tack Bush personally, and by asoc iation Republica n ca nd idales. by charg ing that the presldenl has abandoned his " kinder. gemlcr America" campaign pledge to kowtow lo big bu siness . : On the other side, lhe Republicans apparen!ly plan 10 campaign Jlard on a couple of "hoi bulton " Issue s- flag -burning and cri me - GOP members of Congress rould no! hide !heir glee whc>n lht' Supreme Court struck down !h e federal law Democrals pushed through last year as an alternative to a co nstitut io nal amendment to outlaw flag desecration. The Republicans envi sioned a sll uallon in which Democrats who balked at amending the Bill of Rights wllh a fl ag protecliun measure -e ither would have to vote for a GOP amendmenl or risk being la!J!'Ied :Un -Amerlcan In the fall campaign . : Democratic House leaders beal I he amendmcnl by scheduling a quic k vote on It before supporlers co uld launch a b i~ lobbying campaign, but the GOP still is planning 10 ma ke a major issue of fla g protection I his fall. The Republicans also see pollllcal ca pilal in !he opposil ion of _liberal Democrats 10 the dea!h penally. A gro up of GOP HouS(> members pu l on an all -night lalkathon lo decry Democmt ic :resistance 10 tougher antJ·crlmr legislation and if seems certain !hat }his I heme will be repeated when the leaves begin tu turn . · There will be more issues emerging as the summer wPars on and the al lenllon of members of Co ngress slrays from lawmaking lo campaigmng Two additional possibililies ar e abortion and taxes, although some In both parties have !ried to neutralize both of l hese volalile issues. -whether they succeed will be apparcn l when the biennial crop of JO-seco nd polilical spoiS begin> sproulin g on television Weather Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Mi(ldleport. Ohio WASHINGTON- A handful of thirsty corporate farmers are robbing the taxpayers and the U.S. Treasury of millions of dollars In cheap Irrigation water because federal regulalors refuse to do their job. Big Western land owners have managed to sop up most of the benefits of a public watpr program that was designed to help the little guy . At the turn of the ccnlurv , Co ngress decided to enC"ouragf' family farmers to make thE' Weslern desprt s bloom. The Corredion PWARD MOBILITY Tired of paying rent? A brand ~ new single-wide. double-wide, or modular home can be yours with a little help from Peoples Bank. We have payments to fit every budge~ and we work with local dealers to offer you prompt, personal service from application to approval. Plus, if your loan qualifies for the Mountaineer Mortgage Credit Program. you will receive a tax credit that reduces your federal income tax for the life of the loan . The savings can be used to lower your monthly payment or pay the loan ofT ahead of schedule. There's never been a better time to buy your first home. One call will get you moving! EXAMPLE: Cost Of Home - sl9,000 15YEARTERM FIRST YEAR TAX CREDIT' AMOUNT FINANCED A. P.R. (1 BO Monthly Paymenls) 514,250 (25% Down) 12.9% 5179.33 5636.66 515,200 (20% Down) 13.4% 5196.30 S705.77 s17, 100 (10% Down) 13.9% $226.54 $824.00 ONLY 1 0°/o DOWN - FIXED RATES •Loans and Mounlalneer Mortgage Certflcates Are Subject To QuallftcaUon of Borrower. Other Tenns Available Upon Request. PEOPLES BANK 11965 $ ~ 1:.1 - - - EQUAL HOUSING LENDER _ 8ilver Anniversary MASON POINT PLEASANT 773-5514 675 -1121 NEW HAVEN 882-2135 MEMBER F.D.I.C. _ __ _ _ _ ___L__ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _________ _ �The Oaily Sentinel- Page-S Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. July 3, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Graf beats Capriati to make Wimbledon quarterfinals By FREDERICK WATERMAN UI'J Sports Writer WIMBLEDON. Eng land 1UP I 1 - Ste ffi Graf, the reigning queen of women's te nnis. Monday showed hefr apparent Jennifer Ca pri atl what it Jakes to ear n a Wimbledon crown The de fending c ha mpion, in her fir st meetin g with the 14 year-old prodigy . used a deva stat ing bl end of power a11d lauch to produce a 6-:!, li 4 four th round vi ctory . Gra f, one of Ca p riat i's idols. appreci akd the sil e and signiflca nel' of in troduc1ion. th P ir te n nis "Sh• a lways wanted to play agains t me a nd I was kind of looking fo rwa rd to playing her too," graf sa id. "To play it on Ce nlrP Cou rt was. I think . a great way to s tar t. She's a favorit e beca u se sh(''s so young and she's such a na luralln the way she Is." Gra l. who went home to West Germa ny Friday to t rea t a sinu s problem. broke th e Amencans fAPRIATI SLIPS - AmPriC'll's .Jennif er Capriati slips during hrr fourth -round mult·h Wimbl(ldon . Tlw top-st•t•ded (;raf knocked off tht' It-year-old l'apriatl li-~. 6--J. tliPJ 1 against Wt•s l Gt•rmany's St•ffi Graf Monday at Romine~s homer gives BoSox 3-2 victory over Rangers Hy I'Alll. UEFEm~ lPJ SpurLs Wrltt•r Kt•vin R o m i nr>~ rarP sta r t w;Js punrtuatt-d b~ so m t' l hi ng j us! iJ s uncommo n - hi s giJ rnr• -wtnn i ng home run . Romine. making an un usual sliJJ"t in r ig hlfH·Id . ope nPd the ni nth i n nin g w i th h h first ho mrr ol t hP .'·p;;~r Monday. giv i ng lhf' Roston Hl'd So:>~ J :1 '2 vil' I Or~· o\·Pr thf' TPxa s RangPr s . Romine' s shot landed i nto thr snt't'll a00Vl' the Jpft f ield wall at Fenway PJI k and rnadt· a w1nnN of Mikr Bodd1cker. 11 -:1. " I co uld havf' put 1Rand _ \ ) hutdwt· ou t thN(' but I figurrd II was Romm1· ~ turn to pld\' a ga m P." Bos ton man.Jgf'l' .loc Moq::;a n sa1d With Rom1nf' m ltl l' uu1fir ld . dt ·sig nl.l lf'd hil!(•r Dw ight Evans was rest(•d .:.t nd n•gular 1·igtll fiPidPr Tom Brunansk~· sr r \'f•d as tlw DH . "You j us! want toco ntributPand ff'f'llikrpart of 1 hP tt•;un ... H.omine sa id . Kominp 's uniq uP con tri but io n hP iprd r<:~p nos ton's 9· ~ homps t and \\' h ich \ 'aU l trd I hr RPd Sox int o fir st p lacr . " I wets ju st look ing to gt•t o n bas(•." '>aid Romirw. whosr homPr wa s JU St hi s third in 'l ·Hi ga mrs wtth Roston since l~JR:l. Orw ol Hom in<'·s two prf'\'ious hom ns w.:.~-. a ninth· inning ):!amp .l.rinnt>r .lul .v It), 19~. in Morgan·s thi rd ga m r as Rrd Sox m.:.tnJgrr. ' 'I'm trying to mak(' it a h.:.tblt .. Homlnr ~cticl wilh a .'l milc . Kenny Hogrrs. who al luwpd th t h•Jm• · run. took thP Joss a nd fell to 2 4. Meanwhile. Boddickrr notrhl'd hr~ lUth -. tralght wi n. a career high . Roddickf'r. who la ...; t lo... t Ap ri l '2:l . scati Pred 10 h i ts in p i tl'hing h1~ :-.Pcund rom pleiP gamf' o f lh f' yrar . " I'm not worriPd aOOut\.\.·in ning -. tn>oJk s ." .said Hodclir kt•r. who wa lkPd lhrrP and struck nu t nine . \o lan R~- il n . f ailf'd in his bid tor thr '2:1i'th win of hi s cdi'Pl'r. g1v i ng Wd .V to Rogrr..., e~ftf'l' throwtng 1-1-1 pitch''" in hi s Pight i nnings . Hvan allow('d srvpn hit-; and s truck out "L'\'Cn to rolist • his c,t•ason tota l to 10-1 an d hi" C.' iHt'l'r total to .i.1HO Hr bPraml' tlw onl.v pllchn to s trike out fTliJI'I' th<ln 100 in 2~ '\t' asons . R.v an. wht l ha sn't won in four star ts at Bos ton si nce May ti. E177. f rllto '2 H li fl' t irn t' at Fr>nway ··1 havr nothing aga inst thi s park." R.va n s;Jid "Boston has al ways had ~~ good offC" nsivf' !Pa m It's tough to IJpat thf'rn ht'n'" E:lsPwhen' in th (' AL, Oakla nd C'l ip ~>Pd Toro nt o :1-2. Califurni tt s had1•cl Cll'\'t•land '2 l, Chiragn ni)J!Jl'd Oc t mit rl -1 drtd ~ansa .., CitY rnutf'c::l Nt>w Yo rkt1 :1 · \ 's :t, Bh11· ,Jay!'. l - At Tomnnt11, :\-1 1\w \1 oon· ~c at tPrect four hits tl\'l'r Sl'V(' n inn ings and Rirkl'\ HPnd l' rso n nackecl hi-; l-Ith homf'ruf thf' !-.f'asmlt.u I Pad OiJidand . Moorf'. fi -1, had Just four of his last flvP dPcisions and rf'rortJPd onlv his srrond win sinn' May LJ rd DP nn i.s Erkl'r:o,;IP.\' nntrhPd his l~ th save .J irn m .\ · KP,Y fpl] to -1 i Angl::'ls t, Indian~ 1 - At ClPH•lancl. (';.Jnch Maldonado's t\\·o bast' t•r-rn r with l\\'0 uut.c., in t h~ nin th inning allo\.\.·l'd thp winning run tu sc·urp and lift Ca liforni<r ('huck Fin iP:-/ to..,c,t._•d a lour h lltP r a nd improved to 11··• .fp ss1• Orosco . tonk thf' loss d Od fpJl to :~ - 4 H1 ~~ an Ha n·f'\' gtJt thl' f in<:t l two outs for his 11th stJ\'t' Whitt• Sox 5, Tig1•rs ·t - 1\t ( ' tlirago. Car lt on Fisk si ng lPrt hom !' pinc h runnrr Cra i g Grc bPck from Sf'ro nd b<J st· with o rw out in tht' ninth inning to I1ft Chi cago . MikP Ht ·nnf'rnan. ·I ·:J. took thr loss and F' i ~k·s h 1t m;Hit' ;_1 wi nnrr ol BoblJ~· Thig pen . ·1·2 ( 'h ira go won fur t hf' ltlth t 1rnr 1n i r-. last 11 gar.lC's and rrrnl:linf'rl ~rrrt·ntdgf' points ahead of Oa kland atop tile i\1. Wes t. Koyals II , Y ankt'I'S a - t\ t f-\,J nsa s Ci f\·. GP<JI'gP HrPll co llf'rtrd four hits. (;p r ald P0 rr< homf'rf'd and thP k: ansi::l ... Cit,v l{oya ls srorr d six runs in thr srcond innin~ a irlt •d h.\ thrrP hasps -loa dPd w(l\ks . l\1'\·i n ,\pp ii•r 1'\'f'ril'd 111 ... n•rnrd tll :1-:1. .J 1m nl\' .J unr·s. 1 '2. ;dlowt•d 11111~ !our h rts in on1 • and tv.o -third inn in !.!~ to takt• ttw Ju -.-. serve in thP f irst and seven t h The d ay's finest rnalch provpd games of the firs t set. then the fifth gam• of the seco nd set. Severa l points prbdu ced bnllian t to bl' No . 7 Br;J d Cillwr l's 6 7 1H 101. :l-6. 6-1. li ~ . I:\ 11 vir lorv OVf'r baseline exchanges . 6.lgame bat Ue which los ted II)· IH\'F. t::'>(~ELORL'\1 l'P I Sport~ Writt·r rl F;u·mn w;~<., tr · ~ · in~ to gt>l h i~ Ft•t•t Wt>l and A tlanta ohlig• •d h\' pnunn g un lht· homt ·r· ..., T hP BrtJ\'t• .s ~ lammPd four homt' ru n:-; in fi\·p inning-. off tht · M o n1n·a l rooki•· mLtki ng hh fir st ma j Or li'LlgUP "1clrl , Pn I'OUtl' !()a 6·] \' il'1or~ - O\'N th• · Expos . Fa rmt'r cill<m·•·d ..,jx r uns ~1nd right hih in tour ~tnd onr' third i nnings. 1\'ing a (']ub rPcorcl b ~ yiPid ing tht' four homers . 1-lrl\~ · .tl Wd ~ thrnwing fastha l l.._, s traight down rlw middlt' o f ttw platr. Pit hrr " In rh t• first couplP of innings hi' w;1..; fa lling hphind a l ittlP bit." said PrP ..; h•y . "A ft r r t hat lw Sl'Pmccl to srott lf' down ·· .Joh n ~mol t z. t)('nr fi trd from 1hl' .'\t lantd powrr surgf' and im pnJ\'f'd tot) 1--i . 14r a l JowPd r hrt'l' run s and fi\'C' hi t s ovP r sev(' n CJnd ont· th1 r d inn i ngs. walk in g four ilnd qrik in g our thrPr . .J(W lkH'\'N f inishf'd up for h b S('\' cn th savr . .Jim Preslev Jed lhe barrage. b<'lti ng two \lQmers. while J eff Treadwa) and Andres T homas Montreal mana ger Buc k Rodger s hopes Farmer can learn from the pa s tin g. -eac h sma c krd one. fir st inn l ng w hr n " In thr big lcagup_.., w ht' n .\ ' DU throw th~· ball s traight. ,\-'ou'rr goin g to grt whackPd," ::.a id OddlbP \'l cDowel\ I•d off with a do ubl e befo rr Treadwav fol lowed wll h hi s eig hth home run of Rodg.,-s . " Hopef ull y he' ll lrarn fr om thi s. He go t a pre! ty gotl(i shellackin g. I sa id before th<' thf' season. · 'f'vp IPar nrd a lo 1 abour whal gamr t h <Jt if hr was go ing to b(' on. hr had ro t hrow grou ndbcll ls . : The Bra,·es jum pe d ou t to a 2-11 lea d i n th~' plavmg in the big lra>(Ues is al l -about and a bout pil chrrs regard· 'tn g what to do In certa in ~\ lua t i ons," said Treadway . . Hi s education enabled him to · know whai Farmer would throw . " A young pitcher in his de but e nds up throwing a Jot of fastballs. especia lly early in the ga me just to get his feet wet ... sai d Treadway . "We we re just fortunate to h\1 some balls hard off him ." Presley, whose first homer of Ihe ga me. and ninth or Ihe season in Ihe third gave the Braves a 4 0 -lead. altrfbuted lhe power su rge lo warm a ir and fat pllc hes " It seems like 1he ball was carrying a lil tle bit here toni g ht. It was warm In here tonig ht ." It was warm Inside Olympic Stadium only because th e retrac table roof malfunctioned . Sta dium officials had planned to ·open th e roof for Ihe first outdoor ga me of the season. •' He didn' t a nd hl' got roughrd up prrrt y good . A lo l of ~· ou n g mf' n rrv to go ou t therf' thr f ir s ttimr o ut and overt h row ." El sewhere in the Na ti onal Leagu.: Philade lphia dumped Houston 1 J, Sa n Francisco nipped St. Louis 3-2. Los Angeles clipped Chicago 3-1. a nd Pittsburgh edgrd Sa n Diego 4-.1 in 14 innin gs. Phlllies 5, Astros I AI Philadelphia. Bruce Ruffin a nd Darrel Akerfelds combined on a fi ve- hitter to hand Houston Its 15\ h Joss In Its last 16 roa d ga mes. Ruffin. 6-7. gave up one run and four hils and Akerfelds ( ;n'g !. 1110n dro\·f' in :vou ngrs t playcr to w in Cl Wim · bledon sin g les mi::ltch or earn a sred ing. " I thought I plaved well and I had a lot of fun ou t there." the ~ v lvrd t wo rn<Jtch points in thr firt h Sf' !. In th r 1.1 ... 1 third round m atr h. lop seed Ivan Lendl comp!Pird his da rk rw ss ·i ntrrrup!Pd con· with anv NBA r luh and th<' Roc k r l s would ha vr n'C'PivPd no comp<>nsat ion . "WP had t wo pla~ · f'l'~ in Max wr l l (l nd Slrrp~· w ho havf' onl~' ha d a half · \t'~ ll · tog(' th rr ... sa id Hockrt s C'Oi::!Ch Don Chanr~' · tC'nsio n wl lh the Houston Rockrt s that rrportPdl y w ill p a~· hirn more tha n $6 million . 'Wt're happy to sign Sleep_, Floyd t o a new co ntr act sowPcan m a int ai n thr con t inuil :v in th1 ' hackcou rt th ai played so we\\ til<' I<Jst month of t he season.· · rlock c ts GC'nrral Manager S1PVi' Pt.~1trrson said Monday "Bot h player> .-a n dribble the ba II up the fl oor . set up p l.vs and sca n' This p rr~c nt-. '' problrm l or o thPr rrams drfPnsivf'ly ." lhan<'v also JndJcaled th(• Rock Pis st ill are looking for more help at tht' guard position . Flovd l ron icailv. Floyrl hit the fina n r ial jack pot aftn his lowrst s('o ri ng season sine£' his rookiP .v Par as a pro. Floyd aw'rag:f'fl is rxp(l cl rd to split h is ti mP nr.xt 111 poi nt s per game a nd shot 4> 1 sC'ason br1w('f'n t hr po in t and from thr field wh i le s tar ti ng 1:\ off gua rd spots Floyd was acq uired al on,g with games for the H il Rock<·Ls F'lo~· d'-. 1-J(•rformann• irn prow•d aft<•r th e F('b . 21 a rriva l of guard Vernon Maxwrll in ;J cash deal with Sa n An to ni o · 'WP basic all y w<JniPd to co m f' ba c k to thP RockPts." Flo~d sa id "So mPtimPs I didn't play wrll hen' . but I' m l'Dn ficlrnt that Wf' w i ll hv r a bt._•IIPr t f'am. i\ltr r VPrnon Maxwel l camP hrrr. wr Opc' nrd up our gamt• . Ovrr thE' l<-1 st ~J gamPS , we wen• a much lx'ttPr !Pam _ WP play wrl\ to· grthf'r 11 will bt ' Pxl'it in e." The li-: l 1-'lovd earnl'd $600.0011 Rockp t sl a ~t with th!' was rl i ~ ibl r Sf'i:l son. and to beco me an unres· J oe Barrv Carro ll in a 19R7 deal that sen t Ra lph Sa mpson and Steve Harri s to Co lden Stat e. F'lo.v cl' ~ scor in g has d ropprd i n parh of his thrrr spasons in ll ous ton as hr has trii'd ro m(•s h hi s gamr wit h t ha t of crntrr Akrrm Ol ;·1j uwon Over the last mon th or the ~f'ason and through the first · ruuncl p layoff lo ss to l .os Angrlrs . Fl o~· d playPd hi s m ost co nsisten r ball II was then tha t he ron \'!11Cf'd thP H.oc kr ts to rP·s ig n h!m Prior to tha i , thr clu b s tr o n g!~· wa~ considrri ng trading Scoreboard ... O~ lol u nd 111 Mlh~ .uolu • • • . 1\1 t nll•· d t'r1 ...,~ lnto·r111llnrn l UU:HII \ ... l.t:M;t f: ·r ....., t\~-o f'o<l~ l on " 1. •· ··1 1:1 :I I ~!'I TnnnM u I ·! 'I~ a1 11. l r ..· lu rul lk'lrllll fl..llllmllro · :n :t:1~ · ~ I&;J ; I :\tlh~·a u~ :11 I'! '1:1 I I ... . 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J ay lle\1 si ng lf'd home .J os0 Lind w ith onf' ou l in lhP 14th In nin g to send Sa n Diego to IIWII' sixth st raig ht defeat. J.ind doubled off Ca lvin Sch ira ldi. 2·1. J nd scored onP out la ter. when Bell singled sha rply Io center. !lob Patterson,> :!, who en tcn·d thP game to sta rt lh<• \:!! h. worked three inning s of hitless relief for the victory . R.olthnon• 1Mlti'IK'II 0-lo 1d T1·\a' 1WU 1 1·1!!. II : 1.\ p n1 . -~ ~ :J~ )f)(\ j :1 1 D .:1: 0 1:111 llfi l:l !~ li:•• L.r~~•~ hi I l Wr!IIH.,.,. ._, 1;""'''"' nlrhl 446 4524 "" ~.- .~ "',' 'llm or 1111111111' ·~r1 !WID r·J ---~I I WI ... lllltl~ u o ' J ·•s .. TfO Il l Houston star ter .Jim Des ha ies . 4-6. look !he loss. U-110 INl ., 'usa 7:00 ' f : IO OUL' DIE HARD 2 I I 1 1 1 p epperODI• JW:eM a ta,.. Oripol ~ Domino's odOD< piu.a and lour cola's lot- only S9.99' p, IZZa I I 1 I ! ~ s99 -·-·~~-'~~~-~·- : I J IO'OIIIDIIo...., __ _ _Ill~ .,_!M.,,....,. c... • -~~~ ""'e... _,...... ... __ o:r'l ..,., ,.. I I ------------ ------------J • 1190 Oorno,o ' • ~ ... In c Our drill•• ( •rv tf'J' i s ti call~· It•• ttwn I 20 00 . ,.o.-,~" O.!Norv ., •• l!ln!l.cl to 0 " 11"' o•lo ..... ..,g W.. 1ll • t IM'rTIO:tlll••nlfiOO.IIO,. Qflty lei• IO• oddr!I0-1 ..-. . . . . . p .. GObll TlMI. A""O C ARUA OP..aATIJNITIES NOW &1/AilAil E' IIIA~T qual !li es of spi ri t . pprsoni::llity and friendline ss Sophomore Valerie Co nnolly was selected as the 199tlAIJ -Star Cheer le ader . She inherited !he title from her cl assmate Tamara Hayman. I he 1989 All-Star. Val - - • > It's the SERIES ONE Buslne!l8 PoUcy... packaged protection lor retail stores, offices, churches, apartment., drug stores. SlmpUfletl Meig_s announcements thl s assisting with promotions. and summer. advertising. In content, convenient In format and very affordable . OGAN ... rancehr• 21• USY lUll ST. POIIIIOY 9U·6687 duct on· art classes at th e Middle por t Art s Coun cil. A senior . Harri s had a grade point avNage of ~.0 for th• spr in g q ua rter a nd / prral ic. ~ •• - RNER commercial art des ign _ An art major. hr Is also teach i ng intra· th em ... wa s namrd to lh r dC'an ' s list. " I jusl couldn' t ge t my game go in g," Chang said " J 'd be rallying from the baselill<' and 19X9 ALL STAR - Tamara Hayman wa.' a freshman la.st year wh•n she was selected 19119 All Star, a till<' sill' now hands over to l'las smalt' Val erie Connoll)'. Uoosters to mee t Thr Southf'r n Boos ter s wil l meet al 7 p.m . Monday night at Sout her n High Sc ho.~ J. making t' !·rors . " LPmJI. pursumg hi s first Wlm· hled on titl e. s trugg led wllh Shelton s ha rd sprvr. but his opponPnl. rankt •d No 12:>. rould not CELEBRATE pull off tile big shots on lhP crucia l points . " Hr was sf'rvi ng bi g. go in ~ for it. and in thf' Pnd hf' paid for it ," sa id LPnd l. who hrokf' Shelton ln 11w ni nt h gamf' of th£> fourth set th rn sP r vC'cl the mat ch nu t at 30. UNEXPLAINED WEIGHT LOSS PUZZLES SCIENTISTS FINLAND - The untxpected weight loss experienced by memben of a test group has puzzltd mtdical ruearchm at a leading Finnish unl· verslty. Scientists were tesling a nat· urally-occurring compound for it.!l 11 significant pounda while on th• formul•. 1 IC good right) Tamara Hayman, Rahe rta Ca ldwell , .Julie Hi U. Tabitha Willford, V a!Pri<> Connolly and r.lkkl I hie. Cash sa id his la ck of tourn a- Thlt woman raportadty loll 134 --------------------------1 k -up 0 nJY•, lARGE DELUXE AND FOUR COlAS FOR · ! Large S999 i for .. m ent play in rP cr nt m onths was a factor. JULY · ~ ' • •1.• 1· ' "" +. .-., ' .. "' ... - ,...., ". I ' ',· ll"' , .1 ··.· ..., . I ~ ..f I While it Is still not entirely clear how lhe formula induces weight loss, some scientists believe this com· -pound actually alters the way tbe body digests food : when tsken before mealtime It hoods with food and suppresses calorie absorption. Unabsorbed calories -would pasa through and out of tbe digelllve system. The formula Is marketed In capsule form In the United States under the trade name Cai·Ban3000. A firm located in Tampa , Florida has exclusive North Ameriean distribution rights to Cai·Ban 3000. A company spokesman reported that the formula is 100% natural and has been cllnleally tested for safety. Review of the customer files of this company revealed the names of hundreds of people who have lost as much aa 20, 40 or 80 or more pounds overall with Cal-Ban 3000. This appean to be a golden opportunity for people who are plagued by fat and cellulite that they ean 't seem to Iooe by conventional methods . Cal-Ban 3000 Is reasonably priced at $19.95 for a l·week supply and $38.95 for a 6-week supply. Postage and handling is $3 . VISA, M/C, AMEX and COD orders are accepted . To order call TOLL· FREE 1-800-537-3723 or purchase locally at: In Middleport, OH at l'lescri.Piion Shop, 271 N. 2nd Ave.; Pntlh Phar- macy, 786 N. 2nd or m-Pomeroy OH at Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy' 112 E. Main. I _, ' ...... . -' i . ..Jo.~ • • ' '~ - RACINE~ -~' • . ' > 1900 ALL STAR- Southern Illglt clte!'rk•ader Valerie Connolly 1990 reeently h••ld at Ohio Unlvers il y. 9:45 A.M. SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOl BAND AND AMERICAN lEGION FLAG RAISING CEREMONY 10:00 A.M. PARADE 11:00 A.M. SERVING OF B.B.Q. CHICKEN DINNER by Fire Dept. 1:00 P.M. CHilDREN'S GAMES 2:00 P.M. RACINE RIVER RACE l:OO P.M. SKYDIVERS 4:00 P.M. KIDDIE TRACTOR PUll 7:30P.M. MUSIC (ENTERTAINMENT) STAR Mill PARK 10:00 P.M. FIREWORKS STAR MilL PARK Beat of the Rend It is time again for home grown tomatoes Wow~ T 1mr again for thf' homP grown toma1()('S- tho s(' impor ts ju s! <..trf' suc h a far cry f rom tlu• tom ators V.' f' kn o\v - and thr cost'~ Lrt's not even ta lk a bout it. Now what did I do wil h thai s wntl~· prm ·idi ng .'\ o mu r h ins tru rnrntal mu o._, ic Pnll'r1Jilllllf'n 1. Tht•ir Jbs1•nrp wa s b rough t ;Ji)(Jllt by tht • Lu·t that Carol "llffP rl'd a hf'<JII <~ttack in f'J II\' .J unP Shl' and na rrPI I a re at thP hom I' uf his daughtf'r . Pat Sprnn'l . r1il."1 Mi nrr \·a Magnul 1:1. Ohio ~4tH :1 P..u; td. coupon th at was ~ r< to hPIJl nul with lnricll'n ta li~ ·. Kim w<:~.s onf' honorP£>S a 1 t hr :\lpha L lluuglas :t;I<MI of rrcrn 1 Col l<•g<' of Hum an Eco\o~· ·s En• ning of 1-:xcel\ence. Duri ng thr crrP m onif'S . Kim was an· noun ccd as a wi nnN of a Florrnc•• M. R imold i Scholarsh ip for I he !99() Yl school year. By.' th r way, th f' Adam s' son. Todd. al so a s tude nt a t Ohio StalP . is working in th f' Cinci n· nati <Jrra thi s summPr . Road. Pomero~ · ~~ dt•lightrd with hf 't' rPcPnt n rw ~ Shr has bPen ad\·hed that th t• boc'n d of d irrrt or .s of t hP PXf'Cu ti\'l' commit ll'P of World nf Portrv in Sacr.'l mPnt u. l'a lif .. ha\'P c host'n hf'r p04'm " D on't \\' ('(' P When I Am Conp" fo1 lilt' Si lvf'r Poem A'-'"J rd which is .t la rgr com mPmor~lti\'t' troph _\ Mr '\ _ Oougl ct \ ,J]so n·cr>iH'd till in \'italion to t hP group's f'D n\·f'n ri on 10 IJ(• hPld m•x t mon1h in L1 s Vrg a r . Nr\'. ShP i.'> physir;;~ll.' un a blr ro a t tend but was th ri ll('d w i th 1hr award and 1hf' invitation '!BRING THE FAMIL ~~~ Pa~rvillr thf' h;1ron ? Bo lh th e De lla Qui'Pn and til e Missis sippi Queen will be 111 MariPtta this m onth and ~ · au might \vanr lo notP thr datrs sincr to urs w ill bP offrrrd to thr Bot h Todd and Ki m Will b<' graduati ng In the sprin g. pub\ ic Tht• Dl'i ta Qut'e n y,·ill b<' at Marirtta from '2 to 6 p .m . on LPon ard Aass has lJf'('n rP tu rnrd to his homP f rom Camden Thur sday . .Jul .\· 1'2, and f rom K a .m . to 1 p m on T hu rs d a~· . .l u l.v Clark Hospital in Park ar sburg. Mr a nd Mrs . Bass both appre - 1~· . clatr your prayersa nd support so muc h. Incidentally. they feel that Mr Ba ss got a miracle while confined to Camden -Clark I'l l let Mrs . Bass give you !he dl'lai\s. You probably are miSsing DalTfll and Carol Taylor especia lly at Ihe Senior Citizens Ce nter whPre they Wf'!'C' eon · Know you Know By United Press I nternatlonal Thinking Day. Feb. 22. Is the birthday of Lord Baden-Powell. founder of the Bov Scouts. Scout s and guides are su.pposed 10 spend the day thinking ail<lut Lord and Lady Baden-Powell and fe llow scouts throughout Ihe world The Missi ssi ppi Queen wil l be at Ma rietla on Su nd ay. Julq 29.2 to 6 p.m . and on ThursdaY. Aug . '2. from Ra. m l o ·I p.m . RACINE AND SYRACUSE OHIO Racine Department Store 949·2800 3RD RACINE, OHIO Eber' s Gulf Member FDIC 949-9200 RAC-I~E, OHIO Monday thru Friday 8 A.M.- 3 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M.-12 Noon Drive Thru Saturday 8 A.M. -1 P.M. SYRACUSE, OHIO Monday- Wednesday Thursday-Friday 8 A.M.- S P.M. Saturday 8 A.M.-3 P.M. Closed Tuesday 949-2210 992-6333 c RACINE, OHIO ELM Star True Value 949·2S2S 3RD VVaid Cross however. The raplain of each ,-esse! will dPCidP those times . Roses' Excavating Inc. .John W. Brogan. Sr .. Rutland. has double I roubl e right now. His son. Larrq Brogan Is seriously Ill and his great -grandson. John Leland Haley of New Lexington underwent m a jor surger y al the Cleve land Clinic. 949·2493 ST. RT. 124 TIIS AD SPONSOIED BY THESE FINE COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES. RACINE, OHIO ~~· ~ RACINE, OHIO &Son Grocery 949-2550 Thosr an• not touring hour s. Pave yoursel f a grea t Red. Whit e and Boom; a Fantast ic Fourth; a Fabulous Fourth wha lever - enjoy. but do be careful and do keep smiling . OHIO SCHEDULE OF EVENTS JULY 4TH wllS st'lectt>d a.~ 1990 All Slar nt tht• t :C'A. dH•t•rlt· ading ('amp the 4~ IN h j ....:ll/fJ. ,.,A_. --' tu MyrtlP !lea ch before ge tting back 10 the il<loks . 1t am ro l am Fn & Sal ribbon s Takes part in program Leese Murphey and Associ a tcs of Pomeroy ar e participating In the University of Rio Grande's st udent Internship program . P . J. Harris, a communication s major. is inter ning with the firm v isit ed hN folk s and took a jaunt II am 10 M1d Sun -Th u" IUS BAIIiA III MTIIIEfl SA~~ I SlJIIIIAl IAIIIiAU NIGKT T1J£5DAT JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD The Southern High Junior Varsity Cheerleader• received awards and rlbhons for their perfonnance al tht• UCA Cheerleadlng camp. l'lclured are (!e ll lo F'o\lowing spring quar ll'r, Kim 992-2124 1 p· ·~ ' . . ' '. .:: .r rC'turnrd to Colu mbu s whr rr -. h(' will hr doin g sum m r r ~;.c ho ol at Ohlo Sr at P L ni vprs it~· . Pomrrm· performance_ The Sou th er n Varsit y cheer leaders won th• camp trophy for the best c heer - varsity division. a s pirit stick and spveral ribbon s The var sity t•hperleadrrs also won tilP Master Key for Spirit. ' Kim Adam s. daughter of Ca rol and Jim Adam s of Sy racuse. has Houn: SPRING VALLEY CINEMA .. br>ttrr than hr is now." II ( ' LI'II.·Innllll Ill M"nln•aj, nl~~:114 AIL.nw 11 r hila d4'1phi a, nl.:ht 1'14\~u I'll h Ill S ~n ni i'JP:ll. n I .:hi <' hit'll(l;u 111 l ..ru ,\n~~:t• l ._,.,., nl (hi Ro~llln lll Mlru•..,ob So·otUior a l Ot•vt>la nd < • lllornl a 111 Toronto. l' hll.l dr.. phl:o ( hii 'III:O :1' , :J~ J~ l06 ~ .1; :t!l ur; to• , s~n 11\o•tt;u :l'r :19 f j;l II' , :11 ll 119 I $1 1 ·\ ilant u . :It 1:, llli 16 llou'lto n 'l'hr,.l.~l Ito.., ••h l'hllndr•lphlu l llnll"'" " I •\ tla nlu &, \111ntr• ' all i'i11>11 t"nnd"-1 o :1. St l ..o ~~ '! I Al~ 'lnll'i'"' :1. 41'1\n oro I I'U t..t"' l1t h I . ";u> Olo· l:" :1. II lnnln lt" T'w-..1 ;1,.1 !>am•.., l ! 1'11.'1nnall I Brm~onln1 ~ ~ • o. l .~II nll'l· al 1 '/. S mith I·.\ I j :1.' p. m ll u u"'"" ll'urtu(l;lll 'l -11 .ot , ,..,. \or~ l \lola J 1·31, ~ : ~~p . m . o\lla 11tll. ! 0 11r ~ I l i al l '~ ll 11d!'lptli~ ll'llr l'l'll t -Ct . l : U pm I'Ut..t.urr;h I Dnlt... lo K_.111! ""'" [}i ,· ~ I" hJt NO n ij.S I, 9:0l p.m 1'11. l ..oul~ I T<'Wio..tlul")· .Hit Il l Saro f''ranl'l,. ·o I WII~ on H I I. Ill: ;j ) p. m C'h lt' lt(I;O i Rio· l~o - lo ) l-71 Ill. l ..r" \n go·l,.... f " PJI,D.Oi. !8: 35p . m Wr dnf-oo,dlt)' ( ;•m ,-... st . l..oub Ill S .ilfl l' l'llnt'i'!ol'll ll o u"'nn 111 1\o',.w \ ' nrlo, nl~;hl \1orwl >~._\ R•""l~h pi tc hing his lhird rompl t'tf' gamP .-.~1 seve ral "111.,. .. . ,~ ' __ ' "Afte r I won th at first set. it kind of clicked for me and not for him ." Brc ker sa id . "Pal can play better . In a yea r. he ca n play ' "'' . \n ~t~ - 1• · , ~· ' ) !HI Ill' . J1 ; 1:1 .1'[ n !\no lnl\ll.ll So1n t ' run• ~ ~ · " Iii lfl 111 I'!' , I ~ 1:1 II~ 1 { '(I) t. 1:1 :-.1 . - Lt.·\l.t . grounds 1rokPs. versity hospital. Again, all patients lost weight even though they did not change their eating habits . The report detailing this study, published in the British Journal of Nutrition, stated : "Body weight was significantly reduced even though the patients were specifically asked not to alter their diehtry habits." M I _ l'tl loll 1·1 .\.41 IiilO ~ ~ :w .\1\J 11 , To·rurr l'llt!Jlu ll h ·~ ~· ' " " '"" I 1;fl 111 II llli II I ~K I!i l)( {hi I Oodgf•rs :L ('uhs I A t l.os i\ngPlt ''-. Tim Bt'\ch('r 10SS('d a fi\·(··hlt1Pr to snap Chica go's fi vr -gam(' win ning Slrr·ak. 1\i>t dwr . 6-ti . held the '\ \TIO\, \L success fo r cheerleadf'rs f rom Southern Hi gh School. So uthern cheerleaders partiripaled In the Un iversa l Cheerleading Association Ca mp held at Ohio University from June 26 to 29. Th e junior varsit y cheerlead- the most ou tstanding award given to any squad al the camp. They were nominated for the award by the oth er squads al the camp. The award Is based on the .......... him. and fe ll behind 0-5. The Aus tralian, who needed a w1ld-card invllation to Wlmb!Pdon because of his No . 142 rank ing , played superb servea nd vo lley Ien nis in !h e fir s t set. Rul when h is conc entration fla gged in the second. he failed to m a tc h Becker's hard. top-s pin The formula was then tested at another prestigious European uni- nl 1 hL ers wo n the ca mp champw nship award for best sideline presenta · tion in the ju nlorvarsi tydivi sion. They a lso won a spi rit slick and upcoming \rip lo London. Eng land, where she Is to take part fn the Lo rd Mayor's New Year's Parade. · overrule on a line call bother formula had lost amount of weight . Ho•l roll a t ( hlo :1111. n l.:hl '''"' \ r• rlo u l H ~"""'Ill\ . not::hl IL.Itlnroro· " I ·r· , · ur~ . nl1hl By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Stall Judging from the awards . c heerleading ca mp was a great • er ie i s sePking donations for an 6-0 win . BcekN survived two sel points a t 5 6\n the fir s \ set. Cash twice m issing backhand winners by Inches. In the second sel, Cash sq uandered a 40- \ove lead In the st•cond ga me . Je tting an umpire' s Chang. who had not fa ced r: dbP rg since bl' aling him a t the 19~9 F'ren c h Open. was un c ha ra c- • • can Ann Henricksson and ad· va nce to the quarters with a 6-1, els when, to their surprise, they found that every person who took the --- Majors rron!a tion with American Bryan Shel ton. winn ing the final two sets fo r a 7-6 17-2). 6-7 f4-7), 6-4, 6-4 1r\umph . In oth er fourth -round matches, No. 2 Martina Navratllova moved a step closer to the record ninth W\mblrdon singles crown she pove ls, eliminating No . 14 Judith Wiesne r 6-3, 6-3. No. 3 Monica Seles nerded just 39 minutes to roul helpless Ameri- ability to lower blood cholesterol lev- Floyd al th e se ason's end . ou .. " I have n't played a big m a tch lik e this in a lo ng 11mr." he sa id. ... I plaved pre fly well. I had my .-hances. but I jus\ cou ldn't take trictrd frrP Jgrnt Sund ay . ThiJI would ha vr m ra nt hf' could sig n HOCSTON 1U PI1 - Veteran guard Enc "SIPepv" F lovd ha s signrcl ~~ four·yPar ('O ntract C'X · Hr;u: ti f'\' t•arnf'd hi s lllh S<t\'(' , .Jor• Magranr. ~ 11. took thr lo' ' Par ned his firs t career save. Giants 3, Cardinals 2 i\1 Sa n Francisco, Don Robinson sca tte red seven hil s over e ight a nd Jwo-th ird innings and I a Floyd re-signs with Rockets run s Hobin son . .J . J. ca rried a .... t1Utout into llH' ninth lwforr giving up two run " cmd thrf'<' hits . .ldf Cubs hltle» Am erica n David Wheaton. hours. 10 m inu trs . Gi lbPrt sur Ca pnati, seeded 12th . is the Four homers propel Braves to 6-3 triumph over Expos It d id n't hurt thai r ·(lrmf'r florid ia n sa id . "She played really grea t . II was j ust fun . It was a great experience. I thought. 'I'm play ing Ste ffl Gra f! " ' Whenever Ca prla!l fail ed to keep Graf behind the baselin e, the top-ra nked woman charged the net. firing deep approach s hots. "I'd sepn her fore hand, and I finally go t a cha nce to hit against It ," Caprlat i said. "!'low J know why they ca ll It 'The Foreha nd .' It was just a bullet." Graf's serve often pulled Capriatl off the co urt . selling up easy volleys. " It was powerful ," Ca pri ati sa id. "She almost aced me two tim es a game " Neither of the men's Cen tre Court pairings produced drama . De fe nding champion Boris Becker downrd 1987 ti t lisl Pat Cas h 7-6 (7-3 i. 6-l. 6-4 to gain a quarterfinal berth. and No . 3 Sll'fan Edbe rg advanecd with a 6-3, 6-2. Ii -I triumph over No. 1.l Mieh ar l Chang . Southern cheerleaders take part • 10 summer camp act1vtt1es PEARL RACINE, OHIO Sandy's Video & Tanning Salon 949-2373 3RD RACINE, OHIO Have A Happy and Safe July 4th!! ' ' > �Tuesday, By The Bend The Daily Sentinel- Page- 7 The Daily Sentinel Tuesday. July Classified 3. 1990 Page-6 In the spotlight. .. _ _ _ __ ...;ar!' to spr nd rvrr.v moment Spend ing fr ee time together In unhurried, unstructured play Is refres hing and necessary for both parent and child. Your attitud e can relate that just ha ving fun together Is reason enough to sha re some time. When given the chance, kids are g-reat at selecting the forms of play they will enjoy mos t. Play along with them, resisting the urge to set rules or rush them through a step th ey are particularly enjoyin g. Make suggestions or Introduce a variation of play only alter you have stepped back to observe for a moment . For example, If your child Is cont ent making s mall sand castles with a single paper cup, take the cue and follow suit. This Is not the tim e to don an engineer's hard hat and demonstrate the In-a nd -ou ts of building multilevel mansions. If some fre!"WheE'IIng scribbling Is the art for m your child chooses today, why not grab on e of those fat crayons and draw along. Make conversation during play on ly when It feels comfortable to do so. Praising the child's efforts P:-<pand i ng _ v our c hild' s horizon. r ather By Cindy S. Oliveri Co. Ext. Agent, Home Er. & 4-H Childr~n p~rcelve at a very ear ly ag~ what Is important In the lives of their paren ts. When a parent gets ca ught up In having It all, doing It all and get t lng a head. the home ['nv ironment and 1he parent -chi ld relations hip ca n suffer. If home becomes an extens ion oft he workplacewhere IPbs are eva lu a t ~d. minutes counted and pf'rformancr care- fully measured, chil dhood can easil y losP It s magic . In a world of 5 minute meal s, Ins tan t print ca m eras and drive--th r ough ever- yt hing there's a tremendous tempt ation to hurry through the day without spending the time wa nt w it h your c hild . Bu ild · i ng a litt l e family tim e i1IIO rl aily life Isn' t easy, but it ca n be done If parent s al low them st>Jves the .\' OU fr('('dom to re ia., with their kids. This week In Th e Spo tli ght loo ks at "pla _ v in g" tn gr> th Pr Thr pan'nl does n' t <~!ways have to t ake on thP r ole of th e Pntrrtainf'f, and It Is n't neces· than thr outcome Is always- the best approach. Try, "You must have had tun doing that!" Children wut feel proud of even the smallest accomplish· ments when recognized In this way . For more information on enjoying tree time with your children, look lor " Take a Break with Your Kids" card available at The Meigs County Cooperative Extension Service at 992-6696. A special hand-out to give you more Ideas on activities to share with your kids entitled "Learning Materials lor Children: Hous!"hold Items To Save and Use" Is available tree of charge by contacting the Extension Olllce. ·. The "Take a Break with Your Kids" ca rds are funded In part by a grant !rom the Ohio Children's Trust Fund, the Ohio Department of Human Services. This program as with allot hers offered by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Servlce,ls available to all pot ential clientele on a nondlsxrlmlnatory basis without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual or ientation. na tional origin, sex, age, handic ap or V£"1tnam-era veteran sta tu s. Mcxlern Woodmen hold picnic of l lood co nditions at llw Hocking Hh'cr Campgro und . lhl' :vlodtTn Wood m en of Amer rc;~ Ca mp lO~X) Oarbf'cur was twld ,d fhf' Coo lville Li on's Club . Th1· opPning srrvicf' included a pr.n t·r h_\· M arth i.l F-l li ot, A l fred; T ill' l'n •t•d. h 1 RJ iph G. Hender ..,,.rl . <'ooh'illr, the pledge of dlli'~i. lnC P. b.\' Richard Sm it h; <I nd ( ;od 111l'"·" A m eric a bv lli' ('dU'"iP G<mgo' Cilhcrt. Coolvi lle. · :Vl c Ph r rs on and John Hn'c-dl oi:C' . Coo l\'i l le, rrcf' ived prit.t ''> for br ing lhe o ldest and .' ·oungt•.., t fat hr r s i n th e group . H orHHH l with gi fts for thr ir ..,c llol,- r'\ hip ;ll rai nm ent s werr nwmtlf'r" Li s a He ndrr s on. :\ lf r1·d <J nd !Jon D unfef', Littlf' Hork1n,e . wh o graduat ed from Kit J ( ;r.t ndf' Culh"gP an d Ohio L' n J\'n-;il\' rl's !Jf'clivelji. Hi gh ..,c hoo l gra duat es hono red fJ,1ul w< ·ro· ll .C. Ellioll. Alfred; a nd Ri ll.\ Fln•Pdl rl\'r. Coo lv il lr. fro m b't<dt>ra l Hoc k ing, and Va ler ie Don i"'' · Re l~rr Hig h Sc hoo l. .lrn n1f<· • and Mic helle Ca ld wel l. ( ·ooi\'Jih ·. wt•r(' honorr d for thpir Special services Thrrt • w1l l hf' outs1dr srrv ices a1 Ihi' Hilbidf• HdJ-l!iSI ('hu rc h on Wf•cinPsr LI\ t>q.; in ning <.~ I 6 p.rn lhl· churc h i-. locatPd on Houtr 1-l.\ Jus t off Ro u tt• I . Fo ll tJwing n Ill tw tlw ..,N\'irt· tlwrr uJ I Ip~ · IJal !. hLI'->Pb;_ll l. ctnd r.(lJ'',I'<,h()t' pil (' hlng Th r rr will ;dso t)( ' waH·rmrlon and icr ct· ~· . • m .Ii il TH'" 1\ cn '' ' S1 pa .., tor. 111 - \ 'ilt'" thP public Hatn will ('Cl !lC Pl OUI '- Idl ' ,l('li\"il ic<.; but ChUt'C' h ~rr,·H' P ,~ · il l 13ew:fit ....tilf hP ron du ctrd . 1111,~ Tlwr~· ·.\"ill b1 · ,~ bi ·rwfit _ ..,t ng ,., tht · M i drl li·p or·r ( o mmuni l\· fllurc l1 on S <~t un LI\ .11 ~ p.m wit h th1' .\ .11 ro~~- \\' a~ Sl ng<'r". Rl'fltT i ion~. HP: I\'P n Bound fo LJ r. ;1nd Df•bbt!' .J ohn ~ on . ThP publ i<" i\ 111\' llt• rl. sc holarshi p; Shannon Breedlove, Coolvill e, for outstanding music accompli shment s, and Ta n)·a Smllh as "M iss Pre Teen of Oh io." M embers enj oyed group s ingin g . g<.~ mf•s and con tes ts, and duor prizes were awa rd Pd. A "s il ve r march " was co ndu c ted for the Torch Focxl Pan trv which M<Jyor l\o1arion 8arr)" 's \,·iff' ha d predicted he wou ld ·he bet raved a woman . Effi Barry , who.has sat icily through la irs of lhc mayor's adultf'f'v and dr ug usr a1 by his tri al, had warnf'd 13arrv ahout his ind isc rC'liOns. · ' Wh~n his ch ief of staff cal led to sav my b,u sba nd had brP n arrrst('d at a hot el, al l I sa1c\ was, ' Who wa s she '!'" Mrs . Barn: sa id 1n an i nte-rview for " A C~ rrrnt i\ffa ir ' ' w ith New York Po st co lumnist Cindy Adams. " I fold him all along , 'You're goi ng to be sci up with a wom an.· l lik e deter tl v~ stor ies. I know that this kind of thing - where you're set up by the FBI with a woma n - has happened ." Mrs. Ba rry also ta lked about her husband' s alco holism and sa id he would not fare well In priso n if he Is convicted . "He's hypera ctive. kinetic energy," she sa id . " He ca n't even sit In one room for long. To be contained In a ce ll, to hear the door slam ... It 's very hard for me to think about that In terms ot my husband ." - HANK TAKES THE FOURTH: Hank Williams Jr. was ma rried during the weekend tor th e fourth time but he won't get to have a honeymoon until The 54th American Legion Buckeye Boys State moved stat e· hocxl with the Inauguration of I he 1990 Governor. Ohio Supreme Court Ch ief Justice Thomas Moyer wa s pres ent to admlnster the oath of office to a ll elected officials during the ceremony held recently. Following th e general election ot all cit y, county, and s tate offices we re operating Participants from :l<l eigs Count y with the offices they held in the mock government are as distributes !ocxl to the needy locallq Cheer plates were deliver ed to shut - i n m em bers . The nex t meeting will be a Fourth of July celebr atlom at Hocking River Campground, Cool ville. al 2: 30p.m. In case of inclem ent weather, the m ee ting will be held at the Malone- Henderson Home in Coo lville. follows. Shane Phillips, son of Way ne and Debra Lillie. Pomeroy. he ld I he office of state hig hway pa trol trooper . He will be a senior at Meigs High School and wa s sponso red by America n Legion Drew Webster Post .19. Thoma s Hunter , son of Henr,\' and Mary Hun ter, Pomeroy, he ld Vaca tion Bible Sc hool was co ndu cted recently al l he Asbury United Methodist Church In .-.;y racu se. The theme wa s "Ways Bi ble People Lived" and the ·di rec tor wa s Ru ttl Shai n with Don ia Cra nr as so n ~ lea dr r. Class m ember s i n th e nursery were taught by Emilv Sham and Included Andrea G~u eser and Ken Amsbur.v In the beginners class the teachH was Rebecca Wilis a nd tht' stud en ts wPre .Ju stin Con- noll y and Cory Van Keeth . Th e primary class was taught bv Shelly Winebren ner with Chr isty Maidens and Angel Snid er as hel pers a nd student s were Ca ra Ash. Da nny Canter , Tammy Fryar . Amb<'r Mills. Ma tthew Sha in. E rin Sirubl ~. and Kim WinebrennPr. Ci ndy Wlnebrcn nt•r t au~ ht the middl er cla ss wilh s tudent s J aso n Allen. Ben Cra ne. Amy .J o Dav is .. Jess ic a Grueser. Ryan Nease. Auhley Rope . Bobbv Rope. and Cr lssy Sn id r r. In th e junior class the teacher was Ruth Shain with helpSamual Sha in and student s Bi lly Crane. Scooter Fryar , Jason LJw renr r. Sea n O'Brie n. Pole Sisso n. an d Eva n Sl rublr PPggy CranP ta ug ht t hP j unior high cl ass with Do ni<-~ Crane as Celebration .ret The Modern Woodmen of Ame rica Camp 10900 will have a Fourth of July celebration on Wednesd ay at the Hocking River Ca mpground on Route 144 beginning a1 2; 30 p.m . The camp will furnish melon. ire crea m. hot dogs. ham sa nd wiches . and b e ver a~es. Members are l o bring a ca ke, pie or dessert . and ta ble ser vice. There also will be softball. vo lleyball. and fi shing . There will bf' ga m es , contests. Sam mi Si sson . group singing and Helping with crafts were An · dn•a Moorr . Amy Weaver, and SeptrmbPr. T hP co untr y star and former mcxlel Mary Jane Thomas, who Is desc ribed as being In her mid-20s. had abo ut 50 famil y members and fri ends gather Sunday for th e cere mony In Mi ssoul a. Mont . A spokesma n sa id th e couple will delay their honeymoon until September, when they will spend a month In Africa. Thomas Is a fo rmer mcxle l for Hawa iian Tropic sun· tan lotion from Daytona. Fla., who met Willia ms about fiv e yea rs ago after a show In Was hingt on, D.C. EVA HELPS MERV CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY: The crowd along the boardwalk In Atlantic City, N.J .. sang "Happy Birthday" to casino owner Merv Griffin outside his Resorts Hotel Su nday . Griffin. who doesn 't actually turn 65 until July 7, and his friend Eva Gabor stood atop a s tage decorated as a cake for the cer emony. WILLIE IN CHARGE: Some 1,250 people waited In line and then paid $75 to get Into WilDe Nel10n's Night Lite on the Houston club 's opening night during the weekend. The management Is tlght·llpped about Nelson's partne rship In the club but as Willie putB It, "They let me come around and act like It 's mine." _ _______ ' ___.; Sean Walton. son of Cer i an d Sco tt Walton. Pornl'roy, held thf' oflicp of <l!tornry at law . li e wi l l be a senior at MP igs. Community calendar Sara h Wiles. In cha rge of refres hm ents each dav were Mar y Cundiff , Addie Nor ris, Harriet Sinclair. He len Teaford, and Beulah Ward. On Friday. an awards assem bl y was held, followed by a picnic at th e church . Receiving perfect attendance awa rd s were Justin Connolly, Danny Ca nter .. Tammy Fryar. Amber Mills. Manhew Sha in, Jason Allen. Ben Crane, Am y Jo Dav is, Billy Crane. Scooter F'ryar, Pele Sisson, a nd Evan Strubl e. R~celvlng spec ia l a wards for a co ntest held all week were Ben Cra ne, first; Danny Ca nter, seco nd; Pete Sisson. lhlrd; a nd Evan Struble, Amber Mill s. Ma llhew Shai n, Tammy Fryar. Cory Van Reeth, and .Justi n Co nnolly, fourth placl' he lper. Student s we r ~ Cy rstal llarmon . Jen nifer L awr~nre, ~1 andv Mills . .Jo)· O'Bri~ n and School .1 . Eric Hec k. son of Mikr and Susy Heck. Po mrrov. held the office of director of hl'alth .ser vicPs. HP wi ll b<.~ a senior a t Meigs and was sponsored by American Legion Feeney Bennell Postl2R. Donald B. Kennedy, son uf Perry Kennedy, Pomeroy, held the offlee of clerk . He will be a senior auM elgs and was sponsored by Po,t 128 . Norman S. Malson. son of Kennet h and Donna !\-Iat so n. Rac ine, held the offic<' of cri mi nal inves ti gator and sc hool board offi cial. He will be a .sen ior a t South er n l11 gh Sc hool. Dean :r li.rt Christ in a R. Kay lor. Reeds·ville, has been named to the dean' s list at Wright State Uni vers ity for the s pring quarter. All student s must take 12 or more credl t hours and maintaIn a grade point average of above 3.4. Flame Fellowship The Pomeroy Flame Fellow ship wil l meet July 10 at 7 p.m. at the senior citizens center in Pomeroy . The spea ker will be Patricia Eas thom !r om Huntingt on. W.Va. There wi ll be special singing and a fellowship. Refres hments will be served and th e public Is Invited to attend. Hymn sing Ther e will be a hymn sing at lhe Faith Gospel Church In Long Bottom on July 13 at 7:30p.m . with The Dally Family, The Hand Maidens and other local talent. Pastor Steve Reed Invites the public and the retreshmentB will be served. Hymn sings will be held the second Friday of each month at the church. To schedule a group call Dolly Reed at 614-378-6237 or Mary Folmer a1 614-843-5416. TUFSDAY POMEROY - The Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary 2171 will meel Tuesday at B p.m . There will be a potluck dinner . Bri ng a ll donations for Pattv Ward's fire shower. MIDD LEPORT - Th e Middleport Art s Council will me et Tuesday at 7 p.m . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Overbrook Ce nter will have It s Fourth of J uly Celebra tion at 12 noon with a cost Is $4 . 2~ per d in nPr and In clud es steak. ~ otat()('s, bean s or corn, a roll and a brve ra gf'. REEDS \'! LLF: - Ther e will be a lawn tractor pull on WPdn esday at 10 a. m . spon sored by th e Oli ve Township Fire Depart ment . Reg istra tion IS at 9:30a.m. Track is located al the inter.s<>ct ion of picnic and musical en ter ta in - thr firPwork s i n Middl r po rt. ment. There will a lso be turtle races and wheelchair ra ces. SY RA CUSE - The London Poo l In Syracuue will hold fes Uvllles on the Fourth of J ul v from 1-6 p.m. Activities wiil includ e water games and con tes ts, swimming races. and a water -volleyball tournam ent. !Cood prizes will be awarded to th e winners. Admiss ion will be $1. Passes will not be accepted. For more Inform a tion. rail th e p ool at 992-9909. MIDDLEPORT - The Middl e· por t Fire Department will hold a fish fry on Wednesday at the fire station from 11 a. m . until 2 p.m . and from 4 p.m . until 7 p.m. Fireworks will begi n at 9: 30 nea r Dave Diles Park a long the Ohio River. COO LVILLE - The Moder n Wocxlmen of America Ca mp 10900 wil l have a cele bration Wednesday at 2: 30 p.m. at the Hocking River Ca mpground on Route 144 . Melon, Ice cream, ho t dogs. ham sandwiches and bev erages will be available . Members bring a ca ke. pie or dessert , a nd table se rvi ce. REEDSVILLE - There will be a steak dinner at the at the Reedsville Fire Station on Wednesday from noon to 5 p.m .. The Routes 681 and 124 Conc essi ons wi]) be avail<.~ bit• al th P fi rt>hou se . MIDDLEPORT - The Shady River Shufflcrs will pe rform Wednt>sday a l 8 30 p.m. prior to HARRISONVI LLE: - TheHa r ,-isonv ille Holin ess ChajX•I will be ha\' ing a m issionary speakN, Dav id Row zcr and fam ily. on WPdnPsdav a t 7: .10 p.m. RC'v. ~ ~ar l Fidd s. pa s tor, invit Ps fh<' public . TIIURSD t\\' Rli:EDSVILLE - The Olive Town ship Tru .'i iC'r s w il l mPf't Thurs day a t 7:30 p.m at lh<' Reedsvi lle Firehouse . T here will bra bud get meeling at 7 p.m. ROCK SPR INCS- There wi ll br a spe cial meeting o f al l trash haul ers on Thur sday al 7:311 p.m at th e Meigs County Fairgrounds in Roc k Spri ngs . All trash haul er s and customprs arf' urged to attend . POLICIE S ' Ad5 outsid e Mergs SoftbaU tournament There will be a men's D and E soltbatl tournament on July 21 and 22 at General Hartlnger Park In Middleport, sponsored by the Bradbury PTO. Cost will be $75 for "hit your own ball." T·shlrts will be given away . Gospel sing The Valley Gospel Singers will perform at the Leon Gospel Lighthouse on Sunday at 7: 30 p.m. Kenneth Durst, pas tor, Invites lhe public. _______ ------------- - ·- - --+·•- - - - -- -·----- - .20 3 6 15 15 S6 .00 $9 .00 30 .42 15 S 1 3 00 60 15 S1 30 ' day R. L. TRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO 05 / day •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT . •ANYTHING AT ALL Merchandise 1 - Card n t T11anks :2 In M e mo•v Househo ld Good ~ 52 - Sporti ng Goods 53 - Anlrques 5 4 - Mrsc M erc handr se 51 3 Annouccm ents 4 G•veawav H a pp~ Ad ~ 5 6 -11 -90 -tfn S6 - Peu fo • Sai F 7 . Yard Sale [pard rn advance ! 57 - M u 11 t ll In 111uments 58 Frurt~ & Vegeubt O!I!! 59 for Sal e o r Trad~ Publr c S~t! e & A u..: loon B 985-4427 55 - Bulldrng Su pplt tlS Lost and Fo und 9 Wanted to Buy )Ji ~ TRAVEL J ' A clauofted a dv ert osement p l aced rn TheDaolv Sen l rnel l e• cept - c iMsrl1ed d 1spl"'Y. Bu s meu C ard~tnd lf!9al no lr ce sl w1tl a!so appe•• rn t he P1 P lell!l ant A eg•ster a nd 1t1 e G all • COPY OEAOllN£ M O NDAY PA P ER TUESDAY PAP ER WEDN ESDAY PAPER DAY BEFOR E PUBLICAT ION - 1\ 00AM SATURDAY 2 00 PM MONOA Y 2 00 PM 2 00 PM 200 PM 'J OOPM THURSDAY PAP ER FRIDAY PAP ER S UNDAY PAPER Cla .\.1iji('d jollmri11~ Speakers incl ud e Gover nor I · chard Ce les te: Anthony Ce:. • breeze. Attorney Genera l; Mar~ FR IDAY co t er th<· M args Counl ~ Glll lt B Coull! 'I' An~ a Co de 614 992 M rdd leport Po meroy 9 8 5 - Ches ler 643 - P u otlcl nc 367 - C h t!Shu e J 8EI - Vrnt on 2 45 - AIO Gli"I\J!J 256 - Guyan Or~ I 247 ~ letar t Fall~ 9 49 - A1c rne 742 Ru tl an d 667 Coo lvill e 6111] - Arabr1 Drs ! 379 - Wahoul t Trar non g Schools & ln,truc t ron Radr o TV &. C B A11pn" S 17 M• sceUaneous 63 61\ L rveiiOC~ 65 Seed & Ha~ ~ (614) 742 -2027 "Your ~e • t •lr :e• connection Wanted To Do 18 To '*"turam• WV Area Code 304 Jl 7'2 73 Mo!orcvc tes 75 Homes lorSal e M o brl e Homes 1ar Salt> 76 Aoi! U 8. M o l ur~ lo o Sele Auto Pa n ' & Accesso rr615 Aut o ~epau Campong Eq Uipmen , 67S - 1'1 Pleasant J4 - Bu ~ l ne:5s 576 App lP. Grove 773 M ~t! O" 35 36 882 895 New H aY ~" 77 ?B 79 - Camper5 & Mu10 r 8Uiiclmgs Lo1s & Ac rea ge e;emma Llllill l 41 42 Re •'l 4 3 - Fa rms lo r Rent 44 - Apartm ent i o1 Re r11 4 5-Furn rs hed R o om ~ 4 6 - Sp ace for Rent Horne tmpr ovemeou Plumb tng llr He a!rng I aJ- flCavll llng 84 - Ei ect rrta l & Rtrfrogf!I'BI •on 85 General Ha uhng " AI Rtasonable Pri!ts" or Res. 11411·2860 Day or Night 86 - M obrl e Homll! RePil" B 7 · Upholst ery L<tas~ 6-11'- 1 mo. PH. 949-2801 I 81 48 - Equ,pmtml tar Rent Fo r Services I B2 I 4 7 - Wanted t o Rent .. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & ~RAGES I H ou~es t01 Re nt ~oh1le Ho mes lo r -. BISSELL BUILDERS Ho m e~ Ro;~al E~ 1"1 e W ~ nl erl 9 )7 - Bu flalo Q Van s l5r 4 'o'VD s 74 458 - l eon Types of Travel" Au l as t or S•le l r u c ks lo r Se le 71 Real Estate ]} 33 - FIIrms lor S11le All Transporlalion 2 1- Busm ess Op portunr11 l1 - M o n~ 10 loan 23 Pr oles!oonal Servr ce~ 49 Airline G rar n NO SUNDAY CAUS 4-l6-86- tln dall Gar dn r r . rrpresent ativr t o the Genera l A sse mbi~· - Th e com- BULLETIN BOARD addrrss was by Co ngrP ss man Michaew Ox: l('y mencrm ent Long Bottom news notes BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P .M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION By MELODY ROBERTS Er nrs fin e Hayman wil l bfl relrased from the ho spit a l thi s wee k Mr . and Mrs . Lar ry Dr iggs daughter. Edn a. will be married this month to Matt Hensley. Robbie Hawk , son of De lores Hawk and the late Robert Hawk. cc leb r<.~ling June birthdays wPn' Ruby Brewer. Dave Da iley, and De bbi e Griffin No it'. Kr llh Filch and fam ily , Po rtland, spen t th o evening at Bobby and J ani e Fitch's and Brandon . An na Sal isbury stayed a t•oup le of weeks wi th grandparent s Mr. and Mrs. J orse l Larkins . Harbara Han num wi! l be tra ve lin g to Denver. Colo. for a STARTS JULY 5-9 to 7 33178 BAILEY RUN RD. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO : The Unknown Heirs at YARD SALE ST PAUL METHODI ST CHURCH TUPPERS PLAINS. OH. FRIDAY, JULY 6-9 to 5 SAT ., JULY 7-9 to 3 Clothmg, Toy s. Househ ol d Ite ms, Mtsc Item s Public Notice 2 In Memory NOTICE TO BIOOERS The Boll'd of Educshon o f tl1e Moil!" Locol School Districe delres to receiHI sealed bido for tl1e following· 1. Fleet I nturan ce 4 . Fire Extinguisher in spection & Repairs In order to be considered. all see led bi da shell be r & ceived in 1he Treasurer's 01fie. 320 Eart Main Street, P . 0 . Box 272. Pomeroy, Ohio, on or before 12:00 o 'clock P 0 . Bo• 272 Donald (Sonny) Folmer who would have been 55 on July 4 - died 25 years ago. July 3. The Fotmors 161 12. 19. 28: 171 34tc 1 Card of Thanks THANKS I To all those friends end relatives for the gifts . flowers and cards sent to us on our 60th wedding anniversary . And Best Wishes to you I Millard and SECOND Kathleen Wildermuth ' --------- Addr esses un- that you heve been nam ed Def endant s in the action en titled Susan Wade. et al . WANT ADS GET RESULTS ., ,., LikE -.;, ~~/ DIAMONDS 8 In Memory of Eugia (Nanny) Johnson who was laid to rest July 2. 1987, 3 years. When evenini shades are falling And we sit in qu iet alone, lo our hearts therecomes a longint II she only could come hom& friends may think we have forgotten her. Wl1en at times they see us smil~ But they litt le know the heartache Our smiles hide all the while. Sadly missed by Oauchters & Sons & families Rt. ]] Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1·11.' 88-tln 992 -S 33S or 98S-3 S61 Acrou From Post Oflico 399 S. Third, Middleport IO!l0/' 891fn S-16-'90 -1 mo . K and J CONSTRUCTION SER~ICE We 1on repair and re!ore radiators and heater 1or ... We 10n also odd boil and rod out radio ton. We also repair Gas Tonks. PAT HILL FORD Middleport, Ohio I · tl-tlc SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 6·1· 90- 1 mo pd MAKE IT ARULL USE WANT ADS. AHANDY 17 pc. me Inc floor jack, set of Oxy act. hose and gauges, drill bits. sal of wrenches. saws, ignition tester air tools, Snap-On air hamme r and chissel set, Rodac air rachel, Ram Die Grinder, 318 Mac air drill . Air Hose, motor stand, nut and bolts, chain falls vice, 314 heater hose, sanders, drill cords, Proto wrench sets, torches and e•tra head<, lots of part&, GO's Chevy door ,truck soal Chevy, 3 rolls of fence, 2 1arge rolls of naugahyde, new GM Parts, tuel oil furnace, new 30 gal. gas hot water tank. fuel o il heaters . several nut and bolt cabinets, kero sene heaters , wheelbar f'(Y>N, rugs, 2 new ceiling tans, mochanic books. 12K 12 tent, stereo, gaskets,lumber, ooffoo tahle, maple !able lamp &a me as new . 2 bird cages , nylon tow ropes , school desk, many more tools - partiallisring AUCTIONEER NOTE: Thlo loa good qualiiJr aucdon . Mr. Halfle!d onlu bought the -t. If JIOU n..wf toolo, Don f m,_ th,. one. a, RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. (304)773-5785 Mason,WV OWNER: MART HATFIEW TERMS: Cash 01 Chock wi~ 10. Not Responsible F01 -~ Or 1.Dsi Of Property Licensed and Bonded on Ottio, Kootucky. arnj West Virgin ~ 1166 "Quality and Reasonable Pri1es" WE GO THE EXTRA MILE ..... 9112-6810 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU .... POMEROY. OHIO : Rt . 7 & S.R . 14 3 ALBANY . OHIO: Rt. 50 & S.R . 143 NEW HOURS: POM EROY 9 am .· 7 p.m 7 Day s ALBANY : 10 a. m .-5 p.m 6 Day s. Closed Sunday S TARTERS , TRANSMIS SIONS . AlTERNATOR S, ETC WE BUY All NON FERROUS SCRAP . BATTERIES 61 6-12-90 rfn YARDMAN & ECHO OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS SALE Push Mowers & Riding Mowers· Twin (yl. Repair All Makes & Model s of Farm Mac hinery PIUUP & DEUVIRI 992 -5114 11 Help Wanted If you are looking for a career, not just a job apply at Jim Cobb Chevrolet. Includes 4 bedrooms, blg kitchen, huge famlly room , 2 garages, 3 baths, rented 3-room apartment, 40' x 120' farm buildIng, pond, over 40 acres fenced pasture land and rented mobile home. can 1-814-992·7104 742-2455 after 5 p.m. IUTLAND, OHIO 6-19· 90-1 mo. FREE ESTIMATES TRACTORS & LOADERS MOWERS, RAKES AND TEDDERS Re pair All Makes & PROFESSJO INSTALLATION Models of Farm Machinery SEARS Mechanic. Experience preferred. 1- Transmission Specialist. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 992-6614 MIDDLEPORT 992-2 8 6-19.' 90 I mo MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992 -S33S or 985 -3 561 A~ross From Post Office 217 E. So<., Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Home• •Garage• •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare free Estimate• 985-4473 667-6179 I-J 1 90 lln 3/6/' 90/ tln BISSELL SIDING CO. " Free Estimates' ' PH. 1149-2801 or Res. 1149-2860 NO lUNDA I CALlS HUMPHREY'S CLIMATE CONTROL Heating, Cooling, Refrigeration Servile Re sidenti a l & MIDDLEPORT VCR CLINIC MAINTENANCE & REPAIR l 361 ,owell II., Middll!florl IAuou fr om Htfnen Thrih \toni (6141 '192-7843 SPRINt SPECIAL (L(AN, LUBE & TEST 992-5589 MIDDLEPOR T 992-2 17B II / 211 90 5 11 -' 90-1 mo LINDA'S PAINTING & co. INTERIOR EXTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES Toke the pain out of pointing. Let u• do it lor you . VERY REASONABLE OPEN : MON -FRI. 10 A .M .- 6 PM . Or By Appointment HAY£ REfEAENUS {1114) 985 ·4180 ELIM HOME Room & Boord For Senior Cititens and . Hondico ppod · ~ GoodRates Tl .C 27 Yrs . Ew.p Referen ces 992-5042 209 South 4th St. Middleport, Oh . "LOW INCOME HOME" 3 26 ' 90 1111 S 18 '90 -1 mo _ d SALES SALES & SERVICE ' 788 N 2ND AVE CALl $1816 5 · 1 1 m o pd ', -1 ~f' .;k( if" · ' SEARS ·' rrr 'rn(f!~ (171 Commerc i a l 4-16-86-tln New Loc:otion: 161 Norlh !tcond Middleport, Ohio 4S760 1- GM Line Trained 788 N. 2nd IUTUND, OHIO 992-6614 2 Technicians 6 6 , mo pd . FENCING ZETOR CALL FOR APPOINTMENT WANTED" "' "'""" FOR SALE One Of Racine's Nicest Homes MORRIS EQUIPMENT •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION Sales Represen-tatives and sllip gun, Challenger A Great Combination- EVENINGS ROOFING "HELP WANTED"... equipment deaners, tap and die sets. Ram Die Gnnder, heat •NEW HOMES •SIDING •GARAGES •REMODEUNG •GENERAL CO NTRACT ING PAYING AS OF TODAY . MAY 29 . 1990 #1 Copper 90C per lb .; Clea n Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb . Clean Auto Radiators , 40C per lb . Ntw Hom11 Built rachel wrench sets, air bumper jack. 1 too Yale hots! and trolley, Commercial type grinder 8&0 . Gary Mill s parts and GREG BAILEY Bill SLACK 992-2269 742 -2455 Lena K Nesselr osd . CIP.rk PUBLIC AUCTION 992-6421 rOMEIO r, OHIO MORRIS EQUIPMENT 161 26 . Auction Condueted CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DODGE Howard L. Writesel June. 1 990 PI 3. 10. 17. 24 . 31 . 6t c PAT HILL lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE NEW- REPAIR within twenty -eight (28 ) days aft er the last piJbli cation of th is Notice. whi ch will be publi shed on ce ea ch w ee k for si11 (6) successive weeks The las! publi calion will r emain on th e 31st day of July . 1~ ~ 0. andthetwen · ty -eight (2 8) days f or an swe ring will co mm ence on that dat e In the cAse of your 1ailure t o ans w er or other wise respond as reques t ed by the Ohio Rul es of Civil Procedure. judgment by defau lt will be r enderttd against you &nd for !he rel ief demanded in t he Complain t . Dated thi s 21st day of AT PICKUP & DELIVERY herein . Yo u ere required to answer the Complaint Public Sale & Auction ~ ~ 9112-7479 proceedings which are fii!KI U. S. Upright air compressor, set ofO'tlf act tanks and gaugos complete. Continal hydraulic moror lifter pu Hor , hydraulic jacks, hydraulic press, Forney 180 weldef and lead, 21arge Snap On smck tool bo xes, Snap·On wrench sot s. Snap-On Pommoy. Ot-.io 45789 253 NORTH Guardians. WASHEJIS- $100 up ORYER I- 169 up REFRIGERAIORI-$100 up • RANGES- Gas-Eiec - $115 up FR£ElERI-Il15 up MICRO OVENS- $79 up P" rJ.s • Mobil e Hoffitt RPntals •Lot• Ren1a1s County, Ohio, Probate Division . the pr ayer of I he Com plaint d emands that the pur ported last Will and Testament of Mary Cri ckmnn . decealed , admitted to probate on the 8th day of March. 1990. be decr eed invalid an d set aside You are further no1ified that you may have so m e claim o r interes t in tl"te Located on Rt. 141 in CentenO!)', Ohio. Will be selling the personal tools ~ lhe late Virgil Hatfield, who hod been o mechonlc for many years in the Gollipolls, Ohio area ducts 3 . Tires and Tubes MeiQs local Scl'lool District 320 Eatt Main Street th e named Executrilll of the Esta1e of Mary C rickman . Oeceated. et al ., Defend· ants . Thi s act ion has been Saturday, July 7, 1990 10:00 a.m • . 2. Gasoline and Oil Pr0o 992-6669 Law . N e:o~ t o1 Kin. D evisees and lega1 ees o1 Mary C rickman. Deceased. their E )(ecutors. Administrators. CuttO· dians. Assigns, or Guardians. and the Unknown Heir s at Law. Next of K in, Dev isees and l egat ees of Hobart Hall. C1in1 on Hall. Su sie Hall. Da· vid Hall. lucy Halt. Ros ie Fer· guson. l ee HaiL Haden Halt. their E w.ecutors . Administra tors, Custodi ans, A ss i g n !~. or You are hereby not it1ed J udy Holler has been to vi s it Mr . and Mr s. Ma rk Holler and Kyle of Lancaster . To place news notes, co ntact Melcxly Roberts a t Box 7, Long Bo ttom, 45743 or ca ll985-4275. RESCRIPTION SHOP D efendan ts Case No . 26673 · Stop In and See DALLAS SAYRE 90 DAY WAIUNTY •Mobilo Home PlaintiffA. vs. Pattv Vance. Plaintiffs assigned Case No . 26673, end is oendina in t he Court - vs.PATI Y VANCE . ttJe named of Common Pleas of Meigs know n and David Hall. lucy Hall. Ros ie Ferguson . Ad dres98s unhnown m onths stay. BE SURE TO STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW STORE. USE OUR CONVENIENT SIDE PARKING lOT. IN THE COMMON PLEA S CO URT OF MEIG S COUNTY. OHIO PROBATE DIVISION SUSAN WADE . et &1 .. EJtecutriK of th e Estate of M&ry C ric kman . DecAased. et al . . SAVE-A-LOT WILL BE OPEN JULY 4th, 9 to 6 COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK Public Notice 4 FAMILY YARD SALE rPcei v('d a perfect grade average from Hoc king Technical Co llege for comp leting a weldin g course. Bra ndon Fitch celebrat ed his fiflh birthd ay recently . Also Public Notice USED APPLIANCES 992 -2196 Reservation/ Ticke1s Ask for Ken da 6 1 - Farm Equ rp mf'nl 62 Wa nt ed t o Buv 1 4 ~ Busrness 16 PURSUIT Farm Supplies & Livestock 1 1 H!:! IP Wanted 1 2 S rt ullt ron W a nll!d 1 ) · Insuran ce Mason Cu Area Code 6 14 446 - Ga ll opolts Audit or of Stat e: and Sherrcxl Brown, Secreta ry of Sta le. Ot her speakers mclude Robert Heft. des igner of the Fift y Star f'lag. E Larry Moles. Father .lohn Kempf. and Chris Work man. 19R9 Buckeye Boys Sta t"'Govrrnor and Bovs Nat ion Presi df'n t Th r kry nolr s (X'akpr wa s. Ra n- TUESDAY WEDNESOA'I" THUR SDAY telephorw t•xrhall p '., ... ~ Ellf'n Withrow , TrPas urPr of State: Thomas L Fr rguson. flO~l '-' 1990. ~ The Board of Educa1ion reserves the right to accept or reiect •nv and all bids Jane Frv. Treesurer - _ I __ - - - - - - - . . Ovll! r Hi Words S400 Announcements 'Fre e ads - GrveiJWIY 1nd Found ads unde< 15 wnrds wrl l be run 3 dav s 11 no ch•ge ' Prr ce o f e d lor ell c aprul t e~te r~ rs dou ble p11 cf! o t a d C0$ 1 • 7 pomt lin e type on ly us.&d 'Sentinel ts nott espons1 bl e fo r e rr ors aher lrrs t d<~~,· rC nedl for 8••o•s f , ll tl ""f 11d runl rn paper I Cal l bPiO •P ') 00 p m d~ aher oublr ce1 ron tom-. e c o rr ect ron "Ad1 l hrt must be pa1d m advance 11re Card ol Thank• Happy Ads In Memor 1am Yard Sales noon on Tue1day , Juty 24, - - Rate 15 A ar .. a rl:' tor co n...,. cur rve runs broken r,.rp d av 5 w rl l be ch afged I M e& r h r1 :rrv as sllpiJn l e a d s Gall ra o r Mason cou m re:s must be pre 'Re ceiVe$ 50 dr sc ount to r &ds pArd rn a cht e.,ce ~ PEPSI-DIET PEPSI SEVEN-UP MT. DEW AND CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI Monday thru Friday 9 A;ll:-1 , .M. Saturday 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Wor ds 1 10 Monthly ptrd Bovs State en rollrnPnt was over l,iOOa nd i.so nP of the largest of the 50 program s conduc tPd bv 1hr Amer ica n Legion thro ughout the Unlt€4 · Sta tes. It wa s held on th e campus of Bow l ing Grrr n Slalf PEPSI PRODUCTS STORE HOURS Da ys p o lr s DallY Trrbune. re a chrn g over 18 .00 0 hom"5 ON ALL YOUR FAVORITE London Pool In Syracuse offering Its second session of swimming lessons beginning July 17 from 9:30 a .m. to noon dally . The fee Is $20 a nd fo r more Information contact the pool at 992-9909. RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' CLOSED SUNDAY STOCK UP NOW FOR YOUR JULY 4TH CELEBRATION! Swimming lessons 367·0588 S-11 -'90- l mo.f)(l TO PLACE AN AD CALL '192-2156 Ca rd s of sympathy were signed for Mary Holler. a birth day card for Ruby Brewer, and a gel well card for Ernesti ne Hay man. Attending were Phyllis Larkins, Brandon Filch, Bill Han num . Ken Bissell. Ada Bissell. Harlan Ballard, Alta Ba llard. Mclcxly Roberts. Delores Hawk, Judy Holter, Mae McPeek, Gear· gia Mount. and Dorset Larkins. Hostesses for the J uly meeting will be Delores Hawk and Me lcxl y Roberts. Universit y. Buy - Soli Trade ' Rur krye 1hr ott ice 01 ch 1rl adm inis trato r of t he state and count y"courts He wil l be senior at Eastrrn Hi gh SIDEUNES SPOR1 CARDS • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Boys State officers announced Bible School held People in the news ... _ _ __ By Unitt·d Pn·ss lnU•rnational WIF E WA~ t:XPECTIN(J BARRY RUST: Washington Long Bottom Community Association elects new officers for coming yehr Officers were elected at the the Lord 's Prayer and pledge of recent meeting of the Long allegiance. Bottom Community Assoclallon. Harlan Ballard, tru stee, reElected were Melcxly Rober ts, ported th at ice cream for the president; Phyllis Larkins, vice upcoming Ice cream socia l on president; Mae McPeek. secre- July 14 at 4 p.m . will be made at tary; Alta Ballard, treas urer: the building and all members arc and De lores Fr an k, news urged to bring ex tra ice. reporter. Bill Thurs ton was named 10 be The bl-laws and trustee elec- in charge ot th e en tertainmen t tions will be researc hed and for th e social. ready for a report nex t meeting Happy Birthday was sung to by Mae McPeek. Brandon Fitch. age five and a The meeting was conducted by card was presented to him . Phyllis Larkins and opened with Business Services AND SERVICE Factory Authorized Stniu Cen1er For Most Make• ond Modoh Fa st Qua ROWE POWERWASH SERVICE 581 S. fourth Av e. Middleport, Ohio RES IDfNTIAl and COMMERCIAL SIDING and Cable Bills Here Hou se6 - M o bilo Homes · Tran sport Vehicl es Farm Equipment · Heavy Equipment E 1c P<l' :•:.... IUIINIS! ,HONE FREE ES TIM ATES We CII'V Fi1hing Suppliee Pay Your Phone 2 4 HR . SERVI CE 16141 9n.611D 614 -992 -6242 ~EIIDENC£ PHON£ 16141 992-77 54 5-21 ·go J mo pd l ! l8 1tl11 FOREVER TANNING NOW OPEN Now To Make Appointment Call 949-2794 SPECIAL 30 Sessions- 1]0 Co. Ad. 28 Wotch for li!ln• RACINE, OHIO ANGIE'S GREENHOUSE FOREVER BRONZ TANNING Paulin's Hill Between Rutland and Rt. 5S4 OPENING SOON OPEN MON.· SAT. 10 to S STRAWfLOWERS: Dworf & Tall; PAMPAS GRASS: Pink & Whitt; FUSCHIA, BASKETS, HERBS and MORE. 614-742-2772 I mo . Coli Now To Mak e Appointment 949-27114 SPECIAL 30 Sessions-13 0 Co. Rd. 28 Wotch for Signr RACINE, OHIO 1-17 -' 90-1 mo. d. �Page- S - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy LAFF-A-DAY Announcements 44 32 Mobile Homes lor 3 Middleport. CREDIT VIsa/Mastercard guar.ntHd no ucurlty dapoth, 1·900.g63-5100, ttl, co. billa S4t.so r... GOLD CREDIT buy~r~ . YIUIMaatarCird guarantMd no ncurlty dapotll l-900-963-5100 ttl. eo. bills 49.50 r... Liquidation Salt. Evarytl'llng trom A lo Z. If you don'1 be11evt, coma and .... Old bank buildIng, Racine Ohio. Comer of Thlrd and Peart Strut. lneldt and outside. July 1-5. t a.m. to 1 5 Kittens : 3 wfmalo, blue eytl, 1 B!Ftma lt, blut tyes, 1 GJW Ftmalt. &14-388-85Qil5. ·~ ~ Blscll and while collie. Mixed pupp_y . 5t14-7No ~. to good homo. &14- "Your p aJ' am as_ Frlt hay to cut lnd haul away. awake all night." 814-'N2-2976. HIIY F,. . tor lht Cutting. 614· 4414289 Wood Polloto. 304-61!5-6550. 6 PubliC: Sale & ctlon POSTAL Rick Pearson Auetlon ComPII"Y FOUND: Rad Pomtnmlan type now 35, Jack110n PIU. 814-448-0488. perlenea makat tha dltta;..nca. Licensed Ohio, Kentucky, Wut LOST small dark red Oa.shund, Vlrglnla, 304· 77l-S785. booking auctions ax - hu lorn place In rlohl ar, toat nur Solo ltltlon In 1»1. Ca.to's Auction Service, ButPll. On medicine, childs JMI. f•lo, wv_ Ueanud Ohio •nd Ctll or rttum 914 vtand St PI Wnt Virglnle. 30 rNra exPtt. 304-&75-2798. ., . pt~rl•nee . for your ule ctll ue. loel : Trt-told blfold, conttlned Golden Cuto 304-837-22n or lmport•nt ptpera. R. .ard. 814- 1J::'::'""=.'"'::.=".:'o,;:J0::.;.4·.:;";:1·.:21;:26;:·~- ,.9 09~-6821. Yard Sale Wanted to Buy & VIcinity All Ytrd S.lll Mu81 Be Paid In Advonco. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. tt'lt dly befor. the IH:t .. to run. Sundty ldhlon - 2:00 p.m. Fridey. Monday tdltlon • 2:00 P-"'· Saturdly. 992-6151. Employmenl Services Pleasanl own Choleattror Communtty Yard SaiM, Leon Badtn Road oH Rt . 87 or Rl _62., July 2.3 1nd 4th. Y1rd Sale Thum!ty and Frldty acrosa from P111.. nt Vafl.y Nursing Hom• 9:00 till ! :00. Yard Sale, 110 Third St., Muon, July 2 and 3, excerciM bk:yctl milcell•~ - Y1rd Salt, 7 North lrd StrMt, Muon, July 5 and e. wv_ Yard Sllti..Juna 5, 1:00 lUI ? , 404 Lewis St, ~. Ptt Pomeroy, ~edJLib. ScrNnlng Tech. Experience pn~ftrr.d & Vlclnlly 4 family yard lilt. Sttr'll Juty 5. 0-1 33118 Bolloy A.., Rood. July 5-6. Roger Spence,. Sr. 33. At.orted larg1 alu IMilft ck)thlng, some small tlua, cotla, khchtn WMf, btddln'iJ, m.ny miK. Itemt on lttt. !-4-7. Oa,-.ga S.ls. Antlqun, dlahes, tumlfUf'l, clothing. On 681 bltWMf'l Tupptn P1'"1lnt and Oarwin. Juty 5-t-7. Hugt bllstment Nit. 3"15 Conl dor SlrMI, Pomeroy. July 5-6·7. 16" chllntawlu clothing, giiSiware, tome mllure. July 2-3-4. 9-8. Stont Jar, milk morning ltOYI, old hom. comfort, coal 1nd wood cook with copper rttovkJr. Old Wltm pldurn, dlshu,mltc_ Hll1nd Road . Gllmore't. 327'15 Juty 1 1--Dtrk. 4 fl.mlly. On Sr 7 ~~erou trom Skll•l-~•'1· July 4-$. 4 flmlly. Hubbard Slrttt. 8-4. Home Interior, gocart, tcoote111, dlat.s toyt ' ' Uquidatlon Salt. Everything from A to Z, If you don't btllevt come and IM. Old Bank build~ lng, Racine, Ohio Comer ot Thlrd tnd PNtl St,..t. lnlldtloulllde. July 1 thru S. 9-7 114-102·1'841 . OFFICE FOR LEASE 2nd AvoSPACE .. Glllllpollo. Clou on to Court Hou11. 1 fQOm, 2 room1, 3 rooma, 4 rooms. All nicety decorated, lit condltlonln your wat•r & .-....,,bill ••• . .... ake y(IUr --.. chok:e now.r-No quocu Ovtr tha phone, you , ~I9 f18 392467 Tucher~~ nttd txtra 1 retired work mornlnga or a'vanlngs: tralltre, pltaat. 100x160 lot on Broad Run Road 2 mila from Ntw Hlvtn, ell~' wa "• c• bl• TV• no down pay· ' will llnanet $5,000. lucy men!, , "' 10 ' dy In Syro<:u... Evo;t othor WMk· II., ....n care for aldert" Kaylor, 304-882-3738. · 18 3J4 flat, pastur-.d g<ound $13,000. 614·JtZ·2086 or 614-742: 2'21 • · ·Vauh1 - •nd --hudato"'' - at 2 Iota. Stt I Uat on Wanted $3,000 tor all. 014-453-8464. 20 to 50 actHin 1..etar1aru 1 t10 h01.111 and blrn available , 304- 675-1783 · One ~ere tttll•r 1~ wtlh water and Nptk: syttam, $3,900. 30467&-2Tl2. C.r & IIWn mowtr repal111, pk:k· up and detlvtrf. Mobile hom" unblocUd & reblocked, roota polntod. 304-671-2818. oxt. 1244. Including Sal. ,;;;J Sun. EXERCISE TECMNOL.OOIST Full-tim• position. Bachelor's ~,.. or related. Experltnc• dtslrtd . Con!ld : Jot Duffield 11 Holzer Htahh Ctnltr. 014-446-- HHr11and of J1ckaon l.PN/RN full-tlntt poaltlon IVII11b1t. 100% tuition relnburHmltll. Send resumes or ctll for tn •p- polntrMnt. EOE. G1U AIWllna, DON. Sl. AI. t3, Jackoon, Ohio 46840. 114-28&--SOll. Individual nMdtd lor lhl pMItlon of hNd cook. OYallliciUons Include ax· rtence In food . purcfl• g/Pfl'paratlon tOJ, 150 Of more persons; Supti'YIIion of sta" r.:: ;;_~~·h Rentals MagH: YNrs Day Cere Cent•r Fumlsfltd. Rtf. and dtposit . 101 1-h St'"'"· Mlddloport. 304-ll82-2588. Fumlshtd 3 room Con1gt nlct clean. Nice for one person. nO pets. Rtf., Dtpod. 814-446- Mist Ptul1's Day Cart c.nt•r. Sar., 1tfordal*, chlldart. M-F I 1.m.. • 5 :30 p.m. Agel 2-10. HouM tor ul• or leiM wtth option to buy; 3 BR, 1 112 t)sths, 2 Alpailr1, r.llnlsh fumlhwe, qu111ty 2543. csr un•llachld gar~ge . Aeaumabla mortgag•. Applleaneu fumlahtd. Rer.renc" • ueurhy dtpoth required. 17 Portarnouth Road, QalllpoHs. 11114-446-0264. Th,.. Bedroom, unfumlah..::l house In Pom..-oy. 614-m-2218 afttr 6 p.m. 0508. Financial Business Opponunlty 2 lots, tor r.r~t, Call814-387-11138. Country Moblls Home Park, Route 33 , North ol Ponw-y. .... lots, nntala, pertt, Nitol. call 614-992-~71. Tr1lltr spacao,. MWer and water 1 od 1~';1.ah ' reler.nen, 304-47'5· ~~:;n~ndec:prne, 1~ 1 »:..':~ refrigerator. Water provtdtd. No ptfs. R•ttrenc:• required $225 per month 11444 248, 14_..2325 ~ 8,._ .u&_.425. Stova a,.. 1nd -e " Cllt!IO~NEA. .... 5I ousehold Good 1800 Oliver Trldor with mowing =rv':!.~:~. wm d::~~:,:~,u,";r~o·~ 53 ,::_ _A;_;;_nt.::l..::q:.:u:.;es::___ ':: Rt=· ~--;%: Mobile Homes lor Rent 1 milt oU'! Crab C,_ Road, garb1ga 1nd w1t1t paid, 304576-2260 after 5;30 p.m . to $125. Hid-bod• $3110 to $595. Recliners $225 10 $315. l.lmpe S28 to S125. otnett• $109 and up to $495. Wood ttbl• w-6 ehtll'l 1285 to 1791. O.ka $148 up to $375. Hutchl• MOO & up 1 bunk ~ compllla wtth mat1rnt &29a and up to ms. baby bldll $'110 ... n,..... or box aprlngt full Of twin 178, firm $68, 1nd s;.s. Outtn Mt• S275 & up King $350. t drlwtr ct..t 6522. ~:i.E_ •:.in ~umr;.~r,,:'~~ll.!:.,na~ 1' : 448-1044 nvwl'l~~ · ~O:OO:OO10a.m,.00to I: IITW t~~ · : . 3 a....., ....ptr lOti, lnttraprlng mattrqa. qu~~n -'z•. Open Mon-Sat 91m.flpm. Sun. '12 noon..Spm. Rt . 141, 4 mllea o" Rt 7. 114-446-3158. 6pm 8 ft. uteMite __, w , ..... ver. arb - Cl~ 1 .1300. 114- :a"::J Cheap.~~- Glrri-Chlir good cc:rwl. Fokia down, Lap Trey tM--388-1113 Old hllrdbec:ll books, Mwtng m~c:hlne, com,._, lilt of bill 1 Alii oablnolo. 114-448-3521, nenlng. Old Key Aaka ~~-~altO, AnHqUI bed. 814-4~f3if. ==- - - -: Regl-'ered Quarter HorM o.Jd. BOATERS lng. 18 hands. Engllah tncl W11- M•n:ury Men:rut. .r Speclalllt. ltm. No beglnner1. $1,200. 814- Factory trtlntd, bonded. Precl· 912-6078. alon Moblll Marini. We coma to ~-::--:-:--'-:--:-:-...,-,,-- "·-" 114-4411-t41t ttor lot- 1111, 304-4"/S-1853. Budgot RourKI ball'l of hay lor ..... 120 I bell. 8'14-143-5341. Will do custom com.,.nlng, 304173-5010 or 7'73--51W7. One 18,000 BTU air condhloMr. 8 ·· PubliC Sale & Auction Transportation lfltt a p.m. Motor Homes 1155 tm WELCOME !-tOME, 71 Autos lor Sale ,.,..._:.;;:.::.;:.;.:.:...;:==-'11 Mue~. 1PTO Ford fllr1ane eoo, engine 302, actual mil• 11,71t2, after Woldor wolght bonch ($130 NoW] 1880 Buick NCh. 114-992-4728 Of 114-102· nn DtlLV\N~ MASTER! trailer 10J32 good tralltf, 30H75-5030. 31 ft. Alratr.amL_~Ir, 114-319-23M. Used 10,000 btu ctrrtral air cond, lltl\l works, $75. :J04.e7!· 14110. with 1djultable weight 1t1nd and 1"(1 anKhrMnt, bench lncllnaa. Al.o _prwiiChtr curt wolghl bench (f100 now) . Good condition. 1120 for boti'l or 180 THIWK YDU . 11175 Dodge Champion motorhome. Good eondltlon, low Regt!t__~_'!_oor, txc.l· lonl CCiftdHion, .,...,. I~ 81 1129. Home 1880 Chevy 4 whool drlvo pick- up, thott ...., tldt. 1m Cor· VIUI Sllngrty. 1ffl flrllblrd Formult. 4"14-08~301 te2..25M 11k for Jim. Uneondltlonel llleollme gual'ln- flng. Conc:~t. bathrooms and kllehens, frlmlng, m..onry, electrical, *'twsll, 111 rernod~ ­ lng. Eltlm1fn. 20 y,.. •• perilnoe. 304-675-2440. G1rdrw'• Homt lmprovemtnl : An. & Com., Roofing, palnllng, gunor, potio dockl. ond otc. 114- M THE TCOTl-l FAIRY 61VE5 YOU NONFf1Y R:4< ;(JUR -- -·· . $end reeurne to Cedi 1 Baker HouMhokl M•lnt~n~nce : Roofing, newiTtpalr, aiding, .-lrop~~l<. CO<pontry, odd lobo. ntlmatH. 8"14-37'8-2~. aak tOf' Mttch. Unturnithtd 2 bedroom mobl'- WOLFF Tanning o.dt. Com· mtrciai-Home Unit• from $199.00. Lllmpt.ol.ollon•Acc• lOrita. Montflly payments tow at $18.00. Ca~J/ FREE CoW C.telog. 1 -8212. 2 rooms & btth $175/mo. office spsc1 $100/mo. til utllltln Included . Laflyltlt Mall, 614-4• ml, 8'14-446 ... 222. mond Rl Apanment Ron'• TV BltVI~. specializing In Zenith 1110 ...-vklng most oUw;r brands. HouM ealla, 1110 lor Rent ....,. oppllonoo ropolro. WV 304-all-23111 Ohio 11<1-141-24!14. 2 fl.Knlshtd tH\ciencln. All ulllhiM paid. Shirt bath. S90 or $150. 818 Socond Avo. 814-441- Aoollng 1nd Siding. Trtlltr roota pelnttd. FrN tltl mates. FNd llorlul. 304-J7Ht11. 3945. monds from dummy. pitching his jack of hearts. West won and led a spade . Declarer won in dummy , ruffed a heart with a high trump . and le<l a spade to dummy's ace. Another heart ruff set up the heart suit. and declarer ~ MOVIE: Rolum 01 Tho Man From U.N.C.l.E. (2:00) 8:30 D Q!l 1!1 ill Tho Wonder In The Heal Of The 1963 University of Alabama mtegration is updated . C il)) Larry Klng Llvel Ill 0 MOVIE: 'A Special Friendship' CBS Tuosdoy Movie (2 :00) 1;1 [! Budweiser Preaentl: Tueadey Nlgld Flghls ® Noahvllle How 9:30 mall Dill Coach Judy 28A Apt, tor rtnt In Crown City. Midnight Colle< (R/ (I) Newowl1ch (!) P.O.V. Gary is pursuing a lifelong dream · Ia become woman. (I]) Evening New• 0 6\4-25&--6495. a ~ Newo t0:151]) MOVIE: Nighlbreakor (2:00) 10:30 (JJ Mslor League Bueball (I) Rololng ~ldo IIIlTh Paid Prog<ammlng Crook & Chloe ~ Molor League Boooboil a 82 t 1:00 I]) Belman ., Ill fJ Q!l llJ ill 11m 1110 Nowo ffi Adventure Jonathan Plumbing & Heating ahead by mailing $1 .25 Aslro--Graph, clo this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101 -3428 . Be sure lo state your zodiac sign . Electrical & Refrigeration BERNICE BEDE OSOL \ !i7 Spl~ 1no1 homo, wood burnor,_3 bedrooma, btnment wnh gi<Ogo, 304-aJI-2388. Musical Inltrumenta 1171 loll Onotd Plono. ud II14-3IUm "" - · = . .. - 111111 Col Loolilr n .=.\ :;..,~ooo. ....... - - -....,.,. .::1M:.;:Z.::.·..,.___,-~--­ -=:~"':i 1111 Cllovvlol plcli-up 414 W.rd 1o4 ea 2121 Alii • me ln'llfm. 14,000 on enalnL 1 ft. Spring V.lioy Subdlvltlon: 615 Oak Dr., newly daconlted rtnch 11ylo - · 3 Br., Z llolh, dining room, ut\ltly. 2 Clr . . - .. Price Neg. 114 4fl 1834. Homes lor 5ale =: :.:. - ........ - .No -.12,"NO. lf4-ll.a711. 58 =.~.woo FNitl & Vegetables oddltlorl. 3 DunnMn Fnil '""" .lull orr of lr Ill Ill• ill Alllony. ""You mus1 be the one who called about · buying a broomstick."" ... Wan__,·, W.* Houllng, rueonabla • - . volume dl.. -nto, 2,000 lo 4,000 copoaHrl clolwno, 304-4'11-HII . - · otc. Col Upholstery ......,.. Uplooit1orlng 1N7 ford F110 Super Cob Ina trl-y ,,.. aa yooro. Tho .,_. In IYmltu,. UpiiOIItN'Ing ~=· 1188 0111oon ford 8upor 1..,._CobM Call , 10oW71-41M lor frM _: 1100. 11111 -~ ·-- IZII.W.IIOOOPIIoad= XLT illngor 4WO Now _ , Uplloiolory CoMor, 303 Afnllh produc(t. ltiW Trucli w.-. Tello .,.. .. .........7 diU,. Paymanle. IM 248 . ., C.. MOncloy oncl Julr 4. Hllftap 0.. C:OH lor •-ntmonto I M11mo,__Coil IM-446-3431. whi ch to draw today. These strength Iactors will give you an edge in devetopment s where you have to compete against others . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Today you LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Baae your de- 11ooc1 ,....,.,. eon. A 6 A Wotor Sorvlc:o. Poole, cl• - - Tomdon Z90 c ..... teme, Wille. lmmedllt•1,000 or m1no "Jako" onc1 31 '"" '""""' - siderable amount of Inner resolve upon may have an opportunity to strengthen a fr ien dship that has been faltering a bl1 lately . Your pal Is eQually as eager to tighte" bonds as you are. General Hauling =~~- lillvwy. Call - LEO (July 23·Aug. 221 You have a con- cisions today pertaining to Financial matters on factors you know lrom per- Julr 4, 1tl0 Your social contacts will take on greater significance In the year ahead than they have in lhe pesl . Friends will be In pool· -tlons to do things lor you that you've - n able lo do lor youraell. CANCER (June 21-July 22) People y0<1"il be Involved With loday will aenae an extra dimension to your personality. 11"1 plua quallly lhat could make you a leader among your peora. Cancer.lreal youraell lo a birthday gilt. Send lor your Astro-Graph predlcllons lor lhe years . sonal experience have worked previously . If they were winner before. they can be again . SCORPIO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) Your lead· ershlp Quall1ies will be very evident to others today and peophl you're In· valved with will wish to please you , but not because they are commanded to do so . CAPRICORN (Doc . 22-Joo. 19} Try to spend time today wtth persons whose company you truly enjoy _This could be a mix of family members and friends Put the social package together yourself . AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 111 Ambitious objectives have a better chance ol being achieved today than they will tomorrow . Try to keep this in mind as you arrange your agenda . PISCES (Fob. 20-Miorch 20) The openIng for which you've been hoping with a social contact mighl present Itself to. ·day_ It will give you an opportunity to delineate a plan you' ve been consider· \ng which could include this person. ARIES (Morch 21-April 1t) You could be exlremely skllllulloday In perceiving and helping others make changes that can Improve critical conditione which have been negatively affecting them . TAURUS (Aprii20-May211) Don"! be reluctant to take a firm stance loday on an Issue aboul which you leel you know more than your companions. They too can become enlightened supporters. GEMINI (Mior 21-J..,. 211) Material trends look rather attractive for you today. There Is a strong poselblll1y you will day wilt produce unsought advantages ·experience some type of personal gain. lor you as well . Beneflls come lrom Keep ~our eyes and ears open. leaning on the a_rms of people you help. SAGin ARIU8 (Nov. 23-0.C. 21) Tl11ngs you unselfishly do for others to- Darien Gap 1;1 lllllll Araonlo Hall 1!11 Monoyllne 0 Mloml Vice Church Slrtlot SloUon 11:30 I]) MOVIE: Counl Of Monte Crloto (2:00) U Ill Wimbledon Updole D Q!l Choon 1;1 Ill ill NlghHino Q 11m Nlghl Courl il)) Sporrs Tonight • 0 'SHngnor' CBS Loll Nlghl Stingray poses as a naval diver to Infiltrate an oceanic center . (R) On Stage 11:45 U Ill Tonlgh1Show Stereo. 12:00 D Qll NlghUine 1;1 U ill Enlertolnmont Tonight Ill Megnum, P.l. (P11 ol 2) llllll ~lltr Hours i1J NonNighl «J Crime Storr Stereo ® Naeh'lfttl Now Country mus~·s hottest stars are leatured live. 12:151]) MOVIE: Every Girl Should Ba Married (2:001 a a Soutb ~·est 2• 4• It I. l t .1 + All pass Nortb Eas t 2t Pass +K Ope ning lead could get back Ia the queen of spa~S:.. to take three good hearltricks. Had West made the more obviouS: play of another high diamond at tnck two, it would have been necessary for Soulh to throw a heart away on thal : diamond. After that approach. will! " the hearts splilting 3-2. four spadeti · would slill make 7 Sought office 8 Dulch town 9 French , Yesterdays Answer marshal 10 Statule 21 Clammy 17 Rind 16 Tailoring 22 Cily in PA . 18 Butt lnlo term 23 Greek river 21 Transaction 17 Scheme 25 Flaccid 24 Malevo18 Latvian 27 Omelet 15 Jabber lence Fletcher"s product Exact capital 36 Hick 37 Cay 38 Notion 39 Surprise! 40 Min ced or movie oalh In the pasl Drinking place 19 Sour 30 B'lrn (Fr.) 41 20 lranian·s 34 Legislale 43 anceslor 35 Preerninenl Hand covering 31 Successlul 32 Jacket or green 33 Ooze 35 Actress Anna 36 Tease 39 Playing marble 42 Mislreal 44"- the Horrible" 45 Strong rope 46 Bedeck 47 Arboretum 1-:-:-+--+-+--+- sight DOWN 1 Cross oul DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work II: m AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. a a Vulnerable North -South Dealer West 6 Inflexible Maslow journeys to the Four1h 1nd Prn.t Golllpalll. Ohio 114-441-3881 85 4 From now 5 Identical a Carttr't Plum.,.ng and H11tlng 84 5 Luring 28 29 Melissa deals with problems with both her lover and her lathe <. (R) Stereo . 1;1 JEST HAD SIX PURTY LITTL E PUPSII 3 Espy 28 support her. Ste<eo . I;J llJ illlh rtyoomelhlng YEP!! KATEY SUE 1 Short race lady 10 Embank menl 11 Sultan 's decree 12 Foreign 13 Currency 14 Espouse Years Kevin runs the spotlight for the school play. starring Winn1e . (R) Stereo mQll • 7 +K J 9 6 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Alhirsl ex-girlfnend returns and Jack struggles to BARNEY SOU Til 10 8 4 J • .I 5 + K .J CROSSWORD Jac~·s A SEEGAR!! FER ME!! J062. 12110 wHh - heart ace and played queen of dia- Robertaon 3 Br. ranch, gss furnace CA Mobile play . Declarer rose with dummy·s Samantha (R) Ste10o. Q (1) (1) Nova the little-known wartime history of radar is revealed. Q 1!)1 PrlmoNtWI Ill 0 Rescue: 911 Seattle citi zens rally to help a wounded policeman (R) Stereo. Q «J Murder, She Wrolt Johnny Caoh: An lnalde 10:00 I]) 700 Club Wllh Pol 31 Homes lor Sale 32 West led the king of diamonds against four spades. East had support· ed diamonds and followed w1th the three-spot. showing an odd number of ca rds in th e suit. So West switched to a heart. hopmg that East cou ld wm a heart tn ck and play back a dub. That left 1t up to declarer , who cou ld certa 1nly hope I hat East might hold the neighborhood visits a + to bf' the quern of clubs. But there was a better D (ll • 92 tAKJ6 2 +A Q 4 3 to facihtate making the contract. gets even when Hayden must man a booth at the carnival. (R) Stereo_Q Real Eslale luckily. Com~r~~ntty S.rvlcee' ~r• mit Will coneJdlr lind P.O. lox I!Oo4. Jackoon, Oil oan1rool. 114·1112-2114 ovonlngo. 4M40; ptoo• opoclty which 1HI Schul wllh 11pond, 3 bodooolllorl opptylng lor. boodilno - , a bolho. 11oo1 pump, ..,. io< JUly .. 1990. E- ~nlnt and concret1 .cepa, 304-11'14222. E.,.r. ·=nt•: q"" '"'"' TEETH~ TOOTH, RIGHT :;. ue.a:t~e . 3 Br. tralltr, bath & 112. 614-446615o0 or 37'9~409 . homo .... """""" doYolopmontol dloobiiHioo with In Gollltl County. (11 GALLIPOLIS: 30.5 houn.iwMII.: 11 p.m.-8:30 qulrod. Solory: 14.21/hrllo '"'"· WELl.., WHAT OOE5 SHE DO WI1H ALL "TH)5E; .AS IF I DIDN'T HAVE ~ 10 v.QRRY" A8CUT. EAST • 62 • K Q 10 t96513 10 8 7 look at some of his examples of how to Roseanne ln¥1tes her spiteful teenaged bOss home for d1nner. (A) Stereo. Q CD (]) American Experience 514-237-o488, day or night . Roge,.. B~t~emenl Wllerproo- iS considered by many friend from the old a WEST + 15 block the opponents' communications The Night Parker's romant1c fantasy 1s shattered . (A) 1:;1 Q Qll 1!1 ill Roseanne « 114- tM. Loeal reltttnc" tumlshtd . F,.. •tlm1t•. Call collect 1· tQIO + 52 best bndge teacher in the world. H1 s latest book. ""How to Play a Bridge Hand,ft certainly ranks him as one of the best writers . This week we will a 13-10 . A87643 Manv-ume natwna l cha mpion Btll Root defends a producer . framed tor murdering a talk show 9:00 U (ll BASEMENT WATERPROOFING NORTH By James Ja coby o a Q WANTED: Part·Ume Community S.Nk!l Woi'Dr poehlona lVIII· able In a oommunlty group llon and orglnlutlon tkiUI, punclull, and • • lo wortl u plrt of 1 tllm rtqulf'ld; ••. , . - worldog wiU1 Mlth fNnlal rellf'dattOn and TILL [LEVW Improvements ~oy. WANT ADS bring c:asuT (Qv'E 11J 1 • 1. +AQ9 Cutting the thread successful career and personal lite. Services 5:00PM 30oi-I75-5Me. BRIDGE discusses his highly TJ.1tfi (CM~ A11 Ml iWEJ.J A Gl RL .JUST IJUCf:> <,Q'o.Af. r.::w.' f3CJRII,."6 :m.RilY .. SCRAM·lETS ANSWERS sighed. "'Probably a CROW.r=B.:.:A.:.:R:.:. .· - - - - - - - - - - ; Look Legendary singer/ songwriter Johnny Cash LifE \SfJ'T ALL FUIJ MJO GAMt'), Y"K,VJIJ =· "'Now what would it take to gel you into one of these?"" the car salesman asked the very obese man . The man a '(tAl-L LU-LL . ~ _. Inward- Lover - Coral - Absurd- CROWBAR PM Magazlna (JJ SportaCenter D Qlllnaldo Edlllon til (I) MocNall Lehrer NewaHour D Ill Currenl AHelr 11m Ill !2! Wheel 01 Fonune Ill trn Nlghl Court il)) Moneytlne «J Miami Vice Music Row Video ~ Hogan"• Heron 7:051]) Jtlloraons 7:30 U (ll Family Feud (JJ MaiOr league Baseball Ill Molor League luebell D Qll Enlartalnmenl Tonight Dill Memo's Family 11m MOVIE: Yankee Doodle Dandy (2:06) lllllll Malor League Baseball II)) Croullre 111 Joopardrii;J ~ Bowllched 8:00 I]) MOVIE: Counl 01 Monlo Crlolo (2 001 ., Ill Matlock MatlOCK Boll? A trouble -making ALLEY _ . .. 0 Qll 1!1 ill Who a The awning. Good condition. 5bOQO. 5p.m. homt, c~wlltr, private, Rtd· t, Hander-.on, 1225. month. 3 776-6059. NNd somepoe to move fuml1urt trom itoraga building In Point Pteaunt to hou11 In Point o.m., Th/Fri/Sot; 2-hour -kly CAll • 80009 AUCTION SE R- tt1rr mttt:lng; or u othtrwlll I'ICE. AUCTIONEER: DAVID ochodulod 12) BIDWELL: 20 BOGGS. 114-M&-1750. l'lowii'WMk: I a. m~ p.m. SaWun; 2-hour w st1ff ot lfWIH IMMing ; Of U ochodulod. BOlli POSITIONS: HIQh IChooi - . . . volld driYor'o He..,.. oncl good drlv· I~ riOOfd, good oommunloa- Vacation Money 1.:.:.:..:;:..:.::.._______ '79 campers & e~~mpsllt One 11,000 BTU ac and orw l.JDton RMir Range. 114-'Jil2.z2h Top Cord host. (R) Stereo. r;1 All pirtitll. C.ll Sendy 114-247·3011. Yard SIN. Jury 4th. Tyt"M BIYd Radne. Tronomlnlono; L00fc Lll<l A Ffl-tNC.H f'OOPI.E.. ·. Typal:t, UMd I A•bulh, 30 days Prlmlum llfllfl hly bill.. 1nd to 1 year Wlrranty, owner: Bill rolls, storage SYIII•bt•, Morgan ftowara. 814--245-6en or 814Ftrm, Rl35 Pliny, 304-83J.2018. 371-2213. Vard Sale: St Paul Unn.d .Part-time )ob. O.monatrata toys hthocht Cflureh, Tuppert Qlftt, home decor. FFH kit FrM Ptolno, Ohio. JulY 6-7. Clothing. IUppUM. frM tl'llnlng. No COl• toye, houMhokf 1nd ml.ct1- ltctlng or delivery. Alao booking tantoualtema . Auto Pans & Accessories "T6 ' _ I' I' I' I' I' I' 1· 1· 1 0 m~i~' J .. II I I ~"9 I I I I a I _ & ~::~:~~UMBEifD r i Ill 7 _ 8 Complel e the (11uLk le quoted . . . . . • by tilling 1n !he missing words i__l_.L.....J_...L-l---' you de~elop from step No_ 3 below. 6:35 Ill Andy Grtflllh 7:00 I]) Scarecrow • Mra. King you JU(lf TH'I '> MACflo 7 .. l pOf'4'T • VIA r#T SOMETtll NG THAT'L-L MAleE Mf Firsl guy "Whal's the dlf· terence belween a hunter and a fisherman?"' Second guy ""The hunter lies 1n wait and the lis herman ----- and ..... ·· · I ..-~-R-E_T_U_M_S---,1 I 1 I' I I O ~Newhart . Good c:IUn hay. You pick up. I I F E BT I . I Dream Of Jeannie 6:051]) Beverly Hlllblllleo 6:30 U Ill @ NBC Nightly Newa a you I 114·258-5871. Hay & Grain WHALS a Cabin, 330 HP, to.dld. Save U . --..,.--:;....:.:.:.:;_::.;.:._ _ l6:.:14-.:..:102:..:..._.'.:..=:m'=. 64 I I «J He·Man III 3-2·1 Contact 1;1 11m • ~ CBS News I;J Ill trn Three's Company ovonlnv•· 75 Boats & Motors lo s I r 88 LIVestOCk CLAFIA l---r.l'.....:l,...::.-,1"'7....::,-~ ~ SportoLool< 1!11311 a Ill ABC Newo 1;1 rn Body Electric 3 446·2062, 4•&-105 • Turn-k1y Bualnnt. H1ndllng Frtlo-L.ay, Etgl1, Nablaeo, Mlrt, • slmlll1r food products. Strv· lng company t-teurtd loc1tlont. No Nlllng. N1tlonal Census Flgum show lveragt grou In· come of $40,560 year. R• qulrn approx. hours per Wltk. You will need $15,000 c11h lor .qulpmenl. Call 1-800447-6811 ext. 102'1 anytlmt dtys, nlghta, Sund1ys. ' rr ~ 198& V1rnahl Mnlma motorcyclt 100 cc. 4,300 mU•. 814tM3-&3t2ce11aii••P.m. 188'7 KXIO motorcycle. Excel· ...,. condition . Cal 114-i92·S085 63 · 54 Miscellaneous Me rc IJa nell IDA 12d0 Moblla Homa tor rent. 3 mil• out on 588. 2 ~h. AC water paid, 123.5 r.u• dllp'. 614: 44 AKUUNI/ IN YOUR SOCKS! 5_:_30 .,.·.Yam1hll , - -yz -- -- 1885 ao, aJ:c cond, nklng $550. attw 4:00 304-875!11121. :::,:;...,,--,--,..,-,---- For Slt11880 Modi, OE Dfylr :,:"col1!it':Z:·~ ;;;.~ ;":t &23-8164 2 bedroom trallor. SM 11 Rtc· OHIO VALLEY PUBLISMING CO. coon Trall•r Park (tO mil" oul raeommtndt thll you do butl· Rl. 141 on Righi from Wlllls ntst with peopl• you know, and Funeral Home). NOT to send mon•y lhrougl1111t m.l1 until you hlvt lnvntlgated 3 ~room mobllt home lor rent thl otftrlng. In Syraeuu. 814-9e2-1'689 after Elt1bllafled butln•sl. Carry-out & 0.11. Serious lnqulritl onlv. tl2.000. 61•'--441-1515. btlort 1888 100 XR, $1100 ooch., All very good eondldon. 114- Sun<Ol 411 wood country pine dln«ti, chair. I bench $2fii. TWin or full rnanra.., $49. QS. Vaughn II)) World Today SHOES .. uc cond, new mi!Mge, make offer, Phone 6Mpaint tnd t lfM, $1,800. '711 Oadgo Dlplomot good cond 24HII6S. f1.000. 304-113-5818. 1177 Proweltr. 24 fOOl campet m•tal cablnet1, headboard• $30 STacklble Wllharldrytr hOG., '13 Aen1uft A1111nce, 4 door, RNI goad ohopo S4.500. 814: anct up to $65.90 dayt llmt u Croolor olr -Hionor $350. auto, good cond, 54,500 milts, Jl'2·208e or I'M·742-2421. cuh wtlh appravtd crtdll. 3 mi. 1304-87$.5758. f1.1100. 304-41H516. 21ft camper bath, bedroom, out Bulavllle Ad. Open 9 A.M. to compiMt kitchen, awning 5 P.M. Mon, thru $at. Call 614gu stove. Ukl new 1HI Como<o. 402 811J Block. -rio brokn. goad cooiJ" 114-et2.f.2U. 1300. 14-102-3202. 44&-4322. priced to 1111, 304--175--1522. ' Ntghl 9t•ndl, $311.0. 4 Po.tar twin bed with bedding, $1gt. 4 drtww ehllt of drtwera 144 85 '{OU START BY SITTIN6 TonE .:_--=..:_--______ 31N841. Tap Coh paid. Otd lumtlura cuboerdl, quiMe, oriental, 1 1 Room air conditioner, llkt new. UNCI onlY 2 """' 11000 BTU se9. Gun Coblnolo I, 1. ' 10 114 446 3267. gun. B1by manr..... $3.5 & $45. eod "''"'" $25, a.-. Slnco ehCJW qualtly Wnttm Slu $35 • king lromo $50. Good Hddlt. Uke new. SIQO. BM-"M2· ailteUon ot btclroom tultea, 263tlllk lot- Robin. Cuh I Carry Salt l KNOW 'iOU START 6'< ... YOU START B'i. . ~ow M~OWN 1885 Hor'MII 350 XA, $050., 2 For ult 2 llorw, holM tralltr. 12 ft. V·Bof1om Boat wtth tralltr 1600. Day 114-446-2107, Evtnlng I 3 Hcna Powtr S.•ra Motor, 11C 388 8504. 17 lb. thrult Mlnkola IroNing motor ••oo •~• ..... "•31 Jim's Ftnn Equlpmenl, SA. 35, '..., · o;u_...,"o3'9 · Wnt Gallipolis, 814-44&-8777; 1112 11 ft. S.treraft Trt-Hult Wldt Mltcflon new I uMd farm ao.t. 125 HP, Evlnr··~ En 1-. 1ra ct 0 " 1 1mp1 tmentt. auy, complete lop, new -upllola •ry. ·1111• t,rlde, I :00-6:00 wt~lcdaw•. Callll14-286-t311ahar 7:00p.m. Sat. t II Noon. 1913 S... VIn olfahore 22 fl. 140 62 ... r• n8nted to Buy HP Men:-trulser 110, m1ny utr... Road Runner trtlltr. 614-~1 Want od to Buy uMd MobUI I~~~-c-:c---:--:-c.,-~~ 1985 M•r11n Moriah 22 ft. Cuddy Hornee. Ca\1814-441-0'171 p.m. LAYNE'S FURNITURE $395 to 1896. Tablu S50 and up wlcuttfvllon and plow $2850. Owner Mil flnanca. 814-286- u.. . I I - lncludod. 114 143 1312 col Solat and chslr. ptlc..:l from I CAI·iT BELIEVE I'VE FORGOTTEN 1885 Honda motorcycle, 700 Mlgna, new tim, uoo mil••· $1200. 114-t. .MeV tfter 61 Farm Equipment S ~Pd~": ,Cc!'~t!'.:::: Household GoodS 1- J Motorcycles Qt Nowa I Mlmii;J PEANIJTS be- low fo form four simple words III Reading Rainbow 1;1 Cll trn Andy GrtHIIh ~5110. H • (I) Second Voyage Of The ~~;;;;;;;;;~;=========~ nkl~ Khchen llove, rtfrtowalor, deep lroozor, oala. 14Ttl hoy bol«, dlac, cyclone Mlder wfth trtetor hookup. f14.446..Z714. 51 (II~ GAM I the of C!l Running And Racing ----------- !NOTICE I 4 bedroom, 2 tult Mtht., flrepl•ce csrpet..t baMmtllt wrwood:burner, aun d.ck taneM back yard wlfrult irt~e. t2x11 bam, 4 milts well of Rlp'-y, WV. 304-372-3827 or 37'.Z- Now ltklng appllcaUons at Domlnoli PIZZI tl Otlllpolla 1nd Houses lor Rent reuonablt, depend1blt, license, qu.thy child care. Mon· d1y thru Friday, 7:30 1111 S:30. For more lnformaHon Of to rtglaltr 304-675-5847. Befort, after .en~ . Drop-Ina w.teome. 814--441-8224. II\ 7-J lfttr 1:00 p.m. 1 bedroom unfumlshed, can hllp furnlth. 3 bedroom per· tlally fumlshld . 4 bedroom partially fumlat»d. &14-992--302l g1rage, tull basement. 'pr~ci Reduced. 8......W6-43to or 3888852. PlNAnt. 8l4-H2·56te. 304- L.tt one c111 do h all. No job too ltrgt or too tmell. Complllt home lmprovtmtnll. 40 yNrs tlptrlenct. lewis or Gsry. 614· 4~7 or 614-446-4738. M1kt aa much .mon.y u you 11nnt. Woril; ~~ many hours 11 you wsnt. 81 • B11uty Contult· ant . Mutt be- 18 yura of 614-1'12-2188. ~ont•go. 41 Oualltttd peraont ihould Nnd ''II'· nvor Georg• Port1ble Sawmill, don'l hauljuat e1U 304-4175-1g57. ond bookkooplng-typing oklllo. 1 r•urne to P.O. Bo1 122 Pomeroy, Ohio 1 45761. Post m1rktd no Iller than July 7, 19QO. EOE. Space lor Rent Route 2 Athton, 1 acra tot 1 3 mi... tou11'1 Gslllpolla Lock. publk: wat•r, no r11llrlctlons: Formtr Klnd•rgsrten IHchtf of· ftrlng chlldetl'tl In my ttome. n or PT. Structured activhl•. C.nt.n•ry 814-44&-0230. 21 46 Wanled IO Do wortc. lrtt Mtlmeta. 3046"/S-mt Worl! ""$3.00,., ho•n. 114-44 1. 42 Easy tnd fun WIY to earn ulre mon.y tnd a FREE $300. kit with Iota ol Chr1t1mo goodlft. i nMd ltv• O.monttr~tol'l for "Chrlltmu Around the World". No collecting. no dellvlflng. Call 114-W2-l21l tor mort detalt. betwHn I p.m. end tO p.m. 5iS1, M•aon WV. 49-,-,..,.---..:.....:........,._ For Lease M1moritl Gardens-- :-:o._ 'unturnlsi'led, ane-btdroom vtitrant .-;lion. 47A Lolt 3&4. S d 1 EARN MONEY Reading bookl! S30,0001yr. Income potantlll. Now hiring. (11 805-687-6000 Ert. Y-4.562. EARN MONEY R11dlng bookl! $30,1)Q0Jyr. lncoma potentiaL Now hiring. (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. Y-4562. 1580. M•• Have room In private home lor elderly m1n or women. 814-~ 1509, Crown City erN. 18 ~~~~ 11 $120fmo. Ollila Hotal. Coil """' 2:00 p.m .• 304-J73. Taking It, Rearrange letters 0 four scra mbled words 6:00 I]) Hardcastle And McConnlck 1;1 114-902-5'144. Rooms Roome for r.m. we•k Of month. Rayburn Rood. Povod "''"· :~~~lona~i~f~rmat~~~n~= \:o>Ad• 45 Sl11plng room8 wtlh cooking. Also tr~lt• apect. All hook-upe.. on roquost. 304-615-5253. Jolln D. G.rlach, no stngt•wldt, ••• ,.. Bldw1II ....., •W•k•nd CIN. ll""' mont . Ullpolilt req Nd. 614-62·2218 attar 8 p.m. Fu""IShed • 11 TUES., JULY 3 PUULII WOlD _ _ _ ___:._ _:: Edlt1d by CLAY R. I'OLLAN EVENING 1m Honda 750 SS. Wlnd1hlald, trunk, crul11. 17,400 mit... $600. 1D82 CA 480 dirt blkl USO. Balh ucelltnt condition. Mu.t Hll. One bedroom 1partrntnl tn Middloport. $200 doposl1 '"""''"· 114-354-40114. lolt 6 acrs1gt tvtllablt lor homa construction on :::-eooo appllc1t1ons ,. for wom~n of thl go·1 Cl,..r. P•r1-1 time work lot full-lime pay. Must bl18 Jllrll of age. 114-'1C2·2188. 74 Ohio River Clmp Grounda. Full forulrent. • S@\\~lA-<Zttfi~· TMAT DAILY U Ill fUll CJ Ill 11m 150 Von. 300, I cycllndo<. Good -Hioo. f1,000. 114-24Mm. Ford Bronco 1988. XLT l.oodod. Call 81._..~ after lpm. 0338. 6 ~ ,1/6. f'im,l ' CN.L WE ~W::O ....... _,.~ '"" eMil:: ... For 8111. 1978 Ford Econollne Nlcoly IUrnlohod mobile - · 1 mill below town, ov~:z rlvtr, CA, n..t, Ref. ~·5 bedroohm,.._aptt. Television Viewing Dora. 4 bedroom, fur· new Ou111ty Child Cart: r.ncad-ln back yard wfth ref....-.c••· FTIPTIOrop-ln. Uon.-&11. 61..._. 441-4311. 5502. Big Yard Stlt. Rou1a 681 to Alfrtd Co. Rd _41, S.cond Trailer Buildings but win train right penon. stftd telurnt o : Bo1 CLA.037 elo Galllpollt D1ily Trlbune 1_825 Third AvtnUI, OllllpoUI, OH 45031 EXCELLENT WAGES tor spare lima uumbly. Etsy wort! 11 homt. No tXP«ietiCI nttdtd. ACT NOW. Call 1-e1U22-5652 Mlddlepon rnl~oe. your ltnca s.rvlcn. P1rt-tlme. 11..._. 446-1988 or 1-800-1117-1101. 3 F1mtry Sale, tools, guns, qutn, booll-1, ~by clottw, 111 kinde miac, 1 mfll bti'lind Hickory Chopol Chu,.,. O.hol Rd. log ~·- Mon, Tu.., Wtd. c.ln, l'lqulrtd. 304-675·7734. bu.Jnn1 . M1rkM U.S. Sprint l.Dng dls- & VIcinity and Blbytltter nMded. Jbturt ruponllble lady tor 6 1nd 9 yr old ln my homl. Mutt bt 1vall· lb.. afttr school, holldt~l, m,......., eummers. Aelerwncn Build 1'1. JOBS = Mtnor 1nd AI Apenmenta In Middleport. From The Daily Sentinei - Page - 9 Ohio e.ooo camp slt11. Room• $20 •hook-up nlg.ht Of ua wtlkly. 114-M8252t". Business Pomeroy-Middleport, 1990 1187 Fonl Convt'*on Vtn, loNed, ,.. Ur•. towing pkg., perfect tor lrl¥11 wlklda. mil•. Prtctd to S11\. 114-4482018 Evenings or 114 441 8211 oludlng g~<bogo plc!Hip. 13711. • month[,. 814-1148-25211. t25tyr. Now hiring. Can' {1) 80~ Ext . P-4582 for current 12 diiMI begin July 9, 1990. Mobile Home P1rk. 3 l•mlly. frNZtr, S..re COIV\I¥ood AVON I All Artu I Shirley bumlng .. ove. July 3,4. 9 .... Spt.ara, 304-fi75-14n. 446·2441 POSTAL tlon only. Prompl ptytn.nl . 814- K&K Y•rd 511•19 M•dlson Ave. 1:004:00 TI'ILn., Frt, Sat., little girls 6-1, J"na, wh•lnoll, Misc. 614- II... 1nd · 114-912-280 · WIIVtf 304-882-2fi4S. Gtrdner'1 Variety I Fumlturt 1- - - ' - - -'-:::__ __ Shop, 1415 Esl!am Ava. Buy, Acc:ounlln~putlng Jobs. Sell tnd Tr~de . Low prices. 614- Tri-County I Adutl Pr~rwm will "46~226. provide you wlti'l training lor 1 varl1ty ol lci:ountlng 1nd Ott• Jufy 2 tnd 3. Sewing m~chtn• Proc..1lng Jobs by giving you clothes, tntlqua twig 11tt1e: lnllructlon 1nd ''h1nda-on" lr~lnlng In 1 modem l•b turmlac. 1-1/2 ml out 218. nlshtd"" wlti'l up-to-dat• equipJune 30-July 7. McCarley's Rt. ment Call ~ -800-637-6508 NOW 1&0, 9 mlln trom HOlzer 's 1S1 to teeure your place In ti'lla •xhouse left pat! NGHS. cltlnv program. Summer Term a.mAI:OO p.m. 34 & 4 WD's Vans 3, BORN LOSER 1tl4 lnonca, Edell• BIIUW, od~ lion, goad--304-671-2122. Gradout living. 1 1nd 2 bedroom 1p1rtmant. 11 In t\8,392-$67, Oulns Antique or new. Ex.ctlllnt condl· Go<Ogo Solo: 1 milo out on _11=,-H_,.,e,.:.lp_W_a_n,...le_d.,.,-Nelgf1bortlood Ad. Thu111day & ~ Frid1 y. July 5th .eth. AVON • All arNs, Call Marilyn Rumm-ae S.ll, Clay Communlly Building, July .t-7, 10:00 JOBS 4416 1ftar 7 p.m. nlshed tpl. All utlltiiH pakl ln- ~~~~~~~~&2Ca.!{~~,:~ 35 Lots&Acreage Send resume, P.O. Box IQS, Junk carl wllh or without motora. Richard O.Orgt-no Sunday callt pi••M- 61(-:JBB. 9095. Gallipolis me 61~ ~46 Ttaller • lot, 8 miles eouth on Rt. 7, ciON to Cl•y Se~ Help Wanted __ •-'ntmonl. m... - thorn. Phon• lordoy, on .:.__.;.....:..:.=_ &14-441-76•• 446-11539 sve. dog. Farnall. VIcinity of Sl. At 7 k ept ----------1 t8=========::-r-=====:::===::J 11 Au ___ I Lost & Found tema~•. . -7 5 pold. 101 4th, Golllpallo. tm-7111. 81g Dakot1 l1rm home, built on your lot. $14;995 & up. 614-8887311. 11 Rd., Pomeroy, OH. utll~ln $1118. Call 614·992-7181 EOH. Farms lor Sale 1990 2848. Fumlllhad Apt. $225, 1 Br., utllltiM paid. 107 2nd.z. Gallipolis. SM.-448-4416 aftw I P.ftl. ~rneroy. 3, 1m Ford van $COO. 304-675- Muat Mil 1171 N•w MOon 12x60 whh 12J24 room, $4,500. 304- 33 Giveaway 2 dogs, 1 huaky, 1 ehMp dO'iJ. Set Olek.-.ona, Salley Run 73 Fuml-'*1 Apt., $250, 2 BA, 114.000.114-251-1992. p.m. 8l4-992-7847. 4 C.ll1-800-581-&7n. SPECIAL Factory to you1191, 2 or 3 Mdroom14x70 m~tll at the unbllltvsblt price of S12,900 dtllv•r.d end ut up. C.l\1-aoo-729-4045 tor details. CARD · KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrigbl lor Rent Down paymenta on used or rapouiUid mobile homes 11 low IS $500 down to qusllll..t CARD Tuesday, July Apanment 5ale Announcements GOLD Ohio Tuesday, July CRYPTOQUOTE 7·3 PDROBR N C. QSUBKBTQU GMV KMNSFBU . BY Z A KDZ A MG NBQQBV QAB YRIBV · QAB TBL YDQM· MTB QAYT MQABVU . - su YF F PYKBU GB S NF BKYT v.. t•d•v'• CrvPtoq•ote: WHEN IN CHARGE, PONDER. WHEN IN TROUBLE, DELEGATE . WHEN IN DOUBT, MUMBLE. - JAMES BOREN () 1990 b¥ King Foalures Syndicate . Inc �P,1,1ge-1 0 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BIG BEND.........• Your Familv Owned, Ohio Lottery LOW PRICED SUPERMARKET. Happy Birthday, America! Daily Number 751 Pick-4 Hoi and humid. Low near 70 to night. Thursday, parU y cloudy. lllgh around 90. Chan ce of rain 40 pert·ent. 8305 • • at Vol.40. No .293 Copyrighted 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, 2 Sections. 1 2 Pages 25 Cents July 4, 1990 A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Americans celebrate nation's anniversary Ry Unlled l'ress lnlernallonal America ns celebraled lhe na lion's 214th bi r lhda y from Wa shington. D.C. to Washington sla te, taking a mid week break lo enjoy firewo rks di splays, .'ita r spangled band cuncwls and old -fashionrd eooko uts Presidpnl Bush k ic kc'fl off hi s Fourth of .Jul y festivities a dav ear ly, watc hing fireworks i~ M aine Tuesday bf'<'ause nf a planned depar lure ror the NATO summit in Lond on. Kennebunk po rt. Maine. Bus h's vacation home sin ce ch ildh ood. moved up LUCKY LEAF Cherry Pie Filling JTM Beef Patties LUZIANNE ,Pork & Beans Tea Bags 99 oz. 21 CAMPBELL'S 99 1DO CT. CAN BOX it s C'f'leb ratlons to accommodatr JT'SAGRANDOL' FLAG~ -Lcesa Murpheyand Bruce Teaford were among the Middleport· Pomeroy Lions' Club members who h elped th e co mmunities take on th•• patriotic look this years, th e Lions' l:luh has been placing flags outside ol local husinC'sses for a small fee using the money raised for eye research and purchasing eyeg lasS<'s for underprivlledged children. morning to mark lnd ependt'n('e Day. For many JENO'S FROZEN udson Cream Flour Pizza $ 7.b -7.8 oz. MINUTE MAID 99 •SWISS •PIMENTO Fruit Punch & ft American Lemonade 12 Singles oz. P~G. CAN 25 LB. 99 $ oz. 12 Scientists say depression may be cause of yuppie flu BOSTON tU PI I - Depression may be the primary cause or debilitating chron ic f at i gue syn · drom e. the so·ca lled ··yuppie flu ," and not a common vi rus, scienti sts said. Universlt v of Washington rP· searchers sa id compar isons of 26 peop le who suffered from chron ic fatigue and JH olhcrs wilh no medical complaints turned up no E'\' iden cr th e syn drome is ca used 'by the Epste in· Bar r virus, as somr past s tud irs had suggested. The E pstei n-Barr vi ru s. al so known as EBV. had been sus· j)('Ci ed of causin g c hron ic f atigue becausf' many viclim s of rhr disease showed signs of bein g lnfe cl ed with it . EBV causes mononucl eosis and is in the sa mr family as herj)('S viruses . II can sl ay dormant in I he body wi l hout caus ing symptoms . Alberto VOS Shampoo I •. ~ I' ' ' \' Potted Meat 1s oz. 'I . I LAYS UBBY Potato Chip 10 J oz. BAG HARTZ MT. 2 IN 1 CHEMICALS 25°/o OFF CAN $ EA.$ 1S ASSORTED ,., EA. BROUGHTON PREMIUM BROUGHTON ICE CREAM $ 69 'lz We Reserve the 10 18. BAG oz. 99 COFFEE 36-39 OZ. CAN $559 49 n··-·- ----------- 20 LB. AVG. LB. U. S. NO. ONE FRESH LEAN WHITE POTATOES GROUND BEEF $ 59 MAXWELL HOUSE CHUCK ROAST ATERMELON $449 FREE! J4l/4 CAN $ 99 USDA CHOICE BONELESS RED RIPE CATS • DOGS HARTZ BLOCKADE Pink Salmon BUY ONE, GET ONE i ~\ :,\ I WHITNEY 5 LBS. OR MORE $ 29 fl((; IW\11 I OOIH . \\IIIII( I'll\ 'II SUPERIOR I I i'-lo_...............,.~ I FRANKIES With Coupon 2 oz. PKG. LB. GOOD THRU SAT .. JULY 7, 1990 to Limit • Chr onic fat igue has been ca l ied the y uppie flu becau se 11 often a fleets you ng professio n" Is While svmpt oms vary, a hal !m ark of lhe syndrome is l ong· IPrm lrthargy tha t leaves vic t lms unable to fun ction normal!~· and often, unable to work . In the nP\V stud~· . laborat orv tests f a iled to show anv differen· ces in Hu' r ate or sever it y of EBV i nfection among the chronic faligur pal ienl s and lhecomparl · son group. Butlhose with chronic f ali gur had "a str ikin gly l1lgher ra!P of lifetime and c urren t major depression th an con tro ls," Dr. Lawrence Corey and his col!Pagues rPported Tuesday in the Journal of lhe American MPd ica l Associat ion. Con 'y said 1.1 of the chro nic fat iguc <-.u fferPrs had Pxpf'· riPnrPd at lea.<il onr rpisod(' of rnajor dt>prrs sion prior to thr onsl'l of lhl'ir illrwsses. Th e qudy a lso sa irl thosr wilh thr s:v n· dronw drrnons tra ted c1 "high amount of distress on stan da rd izl'd ps~-rhological tests." T he rrsrarchers did not trv to expla in how depre ssiOn could rrs ull in s:vmp!Om s among the chro nic fatigue su fferers that included hradaches. chest pai n, di zzi ness. sorf' throat . ,·omi ti ng and diarrhea . But they noted several studirs havr linkrd dP· pres sion to changE's in thr bod~··s dbilil y to fight disease. The pa li rnts in th e sludy had an avrragP age of 34. Al l wrrr white . 1g wr rr women. 11 werr married and all had some educa· li on beyond high schooL T he sc ientl s Is followed 21 of I he pa li enls for an average ·of 11 months. They said sym ptoms among 12 Imp roved over lime. with four prople recovering comp letel y and re t urnlng to thL'i' nor ma l ac ti v iti es. Be si des sayi ng they felt twttf'r . tho se who improved experiencpcl a 50 percent decrcasl' in ph_vsiet:tl s_ v mp10ms as soeia t l' d with <' hronir f atigur and signirica ntl.r in cr pased the ir daily cw l i\"itif' :-; and rxerc ise prog ram~. thr rrsrarc hers sa id Th(' find ing of "'im pn1verncnt in m orl' than ~U percent of our pati ents nvN a fairly sho rt dun1tion of folluwup shoul d br r nco urag.ing to p h_ v siria ns who carr for patirnls" wlth thr sy ndrome•. tlw!· said . The apparrnt Pxonerat lo n ol En\· iJ S a cauSf' of chro nicf atigur conform s ro a prPv ious fi nding b!' scien tis ts at thr National Insti· tu lr s of Hcallh. w ho sa id an anli ·l ·iral drug I hal attacks ER\' d id no t help people suffN ing f rom c hr·onic f;1tigue. In the N lH report. sr ientis rs sa id I he chron ic f aligue patients thev· st ud ied apj)('ared to go th rough cyc les of gf't ting bPller and worse that sPenwd closPi y assoc iated wilh their mPntal statrs hi s !ravel schedu le. Bush sj)('nl lhe even ing enler · tai ni ng friend s. f amilv and aides before watching a colorful fire. works di splay on I he Coasl Guard tra inin g barque Eagle. wh ich was o riginally schedu led l o spend the holiday vacalion in Boslon The pres ident viewed the fire · works display. cu lm lnal ed by a m lnut es·long volley of loud bursts of co lor and sou nd. wi lh staff and fr iends on th e white. 295·1001 thr ee- m as ted barque thf' on I~· such \ ·r ssrl under U .S. co lors . T he wal r r s off lhe Wa l ker's Poi nt compound . the Bush" s Ke nnebu nk port summrr com pound. wa s crowded with poli ce and Secret ServicP vesS{' lS as thr prc sid cnlial part)· floaled 1n lhr wa ters off tho coast of Maine. Pal rio tism and par;y.going WC'I"P on th f-' minds of m J nv Sra tt lP rf's idents gearin g up t.o ce lrb ra tr rh c co un tr:v' s 21-t th birihdav ··wr know what it's supposf.'d to symbolize. but it's u"ually a rimC' to party," <;a id Stacv Kihlstrom . IJ . of Spallh.• . Killb rrom sai d she and f rie nd ~ had ju ~ t bought a rent and wen\ go ing t v r amp at Orca s Isla nd and watch <Jn annual firpwork s di sp la .v ovrr Fl liot I Ray f'Xpl'L'Il'd to drJ~,- srvPra l hundred th ou· S<Jllcl spt'(' !at ors \\'l'd nes d a\nlghl · For othrr Si•.:J t ti t' rc· o; idt 'nts, tht· Fourl h of July marked lhP beginning of new lives as U.S. ril lzens. as 500 immigrants will be sworn In as American citizens al th e Seat lie Ce nt er Flag Plaza . And some say !his Fourlh of July is al so a lim e to espec ia lly r ever P I he flag in lighl of recenl flag bu rnlng incidents and the Supreme Court" s ruling th at flag ·bu rning Is a co nsti tu tionally protPcted form of political dl sse nl. · "lndej)('ndcnce Day has drawn qull e a bi t of thought from me. esj)('c ially a fl er all lh e flag· burning,·· sa id Richard Revnolds of Seat tl e. who wants 10 ily Old Gl ory outside hi s new home . " ll 's In crea sed m y f eelings for lhe flag .·· Sh ips. symphony , and sa nd were on tap for BosiOn's Julv ~l h releb ra 1io ns. Ac ti v iti es in clu de crlebration· of the C.S Coast Guard's 200th an niversary as part of Bos ton Harborlrst . 1hr annual · ·turna rou nd cr uise·· of th e historic USS Cunsllti tion . and the duekmg uf the aircraft carrier USS John F' Kenn edv Ten s of thousands of people wer e l'Xj)('Ci ed l o I ine the banks of the Cha r les River to lisle n lo th e ann ua l Boston Pops Fourlh of July co ncert and to wa l ch a fin'works show ovpr thP river F'or music lover s with morr• mode r n t.:lstt•s, th (' Rt'ach Rovs planm.'d a c lamb ake and concert at the Oils Air Force Base in the hear I of Cape Cod. Thousands of tourJ sls flocked to Washington. D.C. to vi sit the pa tri otic l andmarks of the na · lions cap it aL A hal f million people were ex pect ed to v iew a massivf' firrworks display WPd· nesday night at th e Washington Monument . I n New York. Ma e~··s depa rt men! slorr pla nned its 141h annua l Fourth of ./u lv Firrw ork s ce lebration. comp l<'te wilh marching band s and six red · whlle ·and·blur World War II fightrr pl anrs fl~' in g ovrr lower Man hatlan Srcond in popul ar ily only 10 i t s Thanksgid ng Day Parade, Mary's traditionalh closes out the day "s celebralions wi th a spectacu la r firework s d isplay over l hc Eas l River And in Queens. neig hbors of reputed mob boss John Gotti planned to celebrale t he;r inde· pendence at hi s annual Julv 41h barbecue. wh ere the Dapj)(' r Oon's fireworks display us ually keeps local policr from. enj oying I heir holid ay Ca lifornia' s rt'lrbration began beforP sun rise Wed7lrsdav at thr popular "'Dawn's ~ar ty · Light" fireworks show at Sa n ta Monica Pier. Some ~OO.IlOO people at · trndPd las t ye<.~ r 's show, wh ich includes mu sic hv the Los An· geles Pops Orch e;lra . Oh ioans didn 't v:ait unt i l .lu lv ~ 1o c Plrbra tP thP n a tion 's b irthdav . Hundn•ds of thousand ~ of peo pie crowdrtl into downtown Co l umbu s. bPgin ni ng .1s Parh· as noon Tuesda! . for tll r lOth an nua J Rrd. 'A-'hitr & Boom~ crk·br a1 ion Fe stlvltirs br ga n with Ma vor Dana Rinf' hart lf•a cl ing p~~rl\ Cl'iebrant s in tile PIPdgP of Al legiance. St reels wrrr clo~Pd to traffic to makr- way for thf' concession stands and bandstan ds. Onp corpora le pi cnic was hP ld un top of a pa rk in g g a~·e A par adr w~ throu gh thl' downt ow n ar('a a I p.m .. and a 25-m in ut(' firework."> displa y pro grammed 1"0 music on a l ocal radio sta llon cap !X'd the eveni ng. AI Public Sq uare in lhr hear! of downtow n Cleve land. strePt s wP rt' closed Tu esday aftrrnoon to makf' room for thousan ds of proplt' who watched a ran' fre( \ show hy the Cle1·eland Orc hes · Ira T hP T ursda_ v night crlebra t ion also ma rkt•d the 60th an ni · vPr sarv of thr Trrminal Towr r Oh io's liJ fl pq IJu i ld ing a1 70~ feet : Somf' 4\1100 fan s at tend ing thi' Ind ia ns-Ma r int.'rs basebal l g<.~m(' a1 Municipa l Stadium werr treatPd to a post -game firrworh show , w hic h o; trraked 1hP sk\ w ith giant fJlum e.c.; of li ght as th~ rlty 's fir1•work s ill uminated Lakr F:riP. NASA struggles to find leak CAPE CAN/\ VERAL. F'la . t UP I I Rocke t engineer s worked through thf' Fourlh of Julv holiday Wednesda) geari ng up for cruc ial tesls lopinpo in lthc so urce of cr ippling hydrogen fuel leak s lh al have grounded 1\A SA's shult iP fl ee I . William Lcnotr. NASA" s asso· cia t c administrator for sparr flight. sai d Tuesdar i t mig hi take anothe r 1wo wrrks to resolve the problem and thai anot her launch pad fueling tes t will be conducted ncxl wre k using the shutt le At lanti s. F.v·e n so, Lrnoir sa id he does not expec t the shutt le fl eet 10 be ou t of actio n much long er and tha t at lr as l one of two delay ed fllg hl s lik ely wil l ~r t off lhc ground b<>fore a hig h-priorit y October mIss ion lo fe rn t h;, Ulysses sol ar probe in to space ··t doni cxj)('ct we'll be down for a long lime." hC' said at ;1 nPws br iefi ng. " If I' m here ill two months eating rrow, plea sf' brin g some pepj)('L " Co ni I nued on page 12 July Fourth celebrations start early CLEVELAND tU PI I - T he sk iPs ex plod ed wit h fireworks on the eve of l h<' Fou rt h for lhe Cleveland Orchestra 's flr sl con· cert on Public Squa re and the India ns' victory at th e lakefron t stad ium. Thou sa nd s jam med Pu blic Square for lhP frPP co ncr rt feat urlng Tch alk ovsky's "' 1812 Overt urf' ' · in honor of th e coun try's 2141h blrlhclay and the Termina l T ower's 601 h an niversa r y At lhe sa me time. more than 45.000 baseball f ans saw the Indians er upl fo r a 9·4 rout over the Mariners followed by a stan pa ngled fireworks di sp lay that li ghted up I he sky. A boom ing can non and a barrage of fire crackers sound ed lik e I he city was under siege. While baseball fans headed toward I he lake with souvenlers and milts. thou sa nds of olhers wllh blankel s and lawn chairs gathered In front of I he Or c hes· Ira. dw arfed by lhe 708·fool landmark, I he Terminal Tower . Hundreds had stream ed In from lhe suburbs on lhe rapid transll and emerged from lhe now r enovated Tower Ci ly sta· lion. clutching tiny American fl ags . A man wllh a handl ebar mou stache carri ed lhree huge sheel s of pizza to his fami ly . A bla ck man cradled his boom box just i n rasr thr Orchestra wasn ' t hip enough. A woman wi th an eas tern Europea n a cce nt seemed at hom e cross legged on a blanket waIling for conductor .J a hja Ll ng to rai se h!s bat o n. T he air wa s !hick with hum id · I ty and the sky nearly dark when the 105-member Oreheslra . In black and wh ile form al at tire. began to play. Office workers. by slander s and slreet people slopjX'd in thei r ! rack s lo listen lo the world· renown orches l ra soar above the downtown street noise a nd spin It s m agic on those who never heard of Tch alkovsky before. M any didn ' t kn ow not to applaud bel ween movemen Is. bul the musi cians dldn'l seem to mind when the crowd erupted In spon l aneou s cheers. A twentysomethlng m an In a ileeveless shirt climbed alop a parked car to raise his arm In a rock concer l sa lule. Palrons In bu siness suit s from lhe BP America's Gershwin's lounge came outside, drinks In hand, 10 hear the first selecllons of Suppe' s "Poe! and Peasant: Over lu re", and lhe " Voices of Spri ng" waltzes by Johann Strau ss. A cop scooped up a loddler and lif ted him up lor a belte r vi ew . CIP vel and "s Fou rlh of July ceiPb r at!on contin ues Wednes day night wllh the 50th annua l Festiva l of Freedom In Edgewate r Park . In Columb us. hund reds of 1housa nds of j)('Ople crowded Int o downtown Co lumbu s. beginning as early as noon Tu esda y. for Ihe Hllh annual celebration . Fesllvl · ties began wllh Mayor Da na Rinehart leading early cele· brants In th e P ledge of Allegiance. Sl reet s were cl osed lo tra fflc 10 mak e way for lhe concession sl and s and bandslands . One corpora te picnic was held on lop of a parking garage. A parade wound through the downlown area at 7 p .m ., and a gigan ti c 25-mlnut e fireworks dis· play programmed 10 mu sic on a loca l radio slatlon capped the even ing. Severa l hundred lhousand peo· pie also were expected In Ci ne in· nail for IRe Queen Cit y's annual f ireworks display Wednesday ni gh!. The Ci ncinn ati fireworks climax a 10 a.m. to 10 p.m . "A ll-American Birthday Party" al Sawyer Polnl on I he banks of the Oh io River . Featured en ter· l alner Is coun tr y si nger Cli nt Black. CAUG HT AT LAST? - Well, no, It's not lhal black bear which ha.• created Jots ol excllemenlln the Bend area this past week. Bul this bear did turn heads as Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow l ed It about town Tuesday afternoon and trled to convince " the man on the street" lhal this was, Indeed, the animal seen dlgr;Jng up flowers at Biaettnars on Butternut, garbartag In dumpsters behind The Map Jes , and roaming around Beach.. . Grove Cemelery.lncldentally, there have beenlo \ slghtlnp of the "real" bear for several dii"¥i• \ wlldiHe officials report. .. c' ' '. '. . "... '? • •• � 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 3, 1990 bolen haycook schoonover