https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/65fef66ce3892f73871ac209001f3f52.pdf 42a2f657aa3ab75110c6d6eaf76f4319 PDF Text Text Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday. July 30, 1990 Forecast rain for most of Ohio WEATHER MAP - A cold front will trigger showers and thunderstorms along the entire East Coast, !L' well as through Uu· GuH Coast states. Heavier rains are possible In central Texas. High pressure will hrlng mostly sunny skies to the central U.S . Scattered alternoon showr-rs and thunderstonns will develop in the Rockies. ------Weather----Sou lit Central Ohio Showe r s and thundPrs torms likely Monday nigh t , wit h a c hance of heav y ra i nfa ll. and a low between 65 an d 70 Chance of rain Is 611 pe rcent Most ly cl oudy Tuesd ay, wllh a r h a n u~ of s howP r s. and highs between ?J and 80. Ch ance of ra in is :10 percent Extendt>d Fort>cast Wednt•sday throu ~ h Fri~ay Fa i r Wednesda y and Thur" day, with d cha ncr of s howpr<-, and thunderstorms on Fr ida\· . High s \vi ii riln gp from the upp(; r 70s to lh!' low!'r ROs Wcd n<•sdar and Th ursdav. and in the &is Frid ay. 0\'rrni g ht low s wi ll bPin the 50s Wrd nrsdd _\' and Thu rsd a _\ mornings, and tn thr hO .. . c•<Jrl\' Friday . Area deaths- Ernestine Hayman Ernesti ne Hayman, 74, Lo ng Bo tt om. died Sunday at St .Josi•ph Hos pi ta l in Pa rkers burg. WVCI . Born in Reedsvi lie, she was the daugh ter of the la te and Ernest and Winifred Landon Barton. Sh<• was a member ol thf' Lon g Bottom Com munit y Assueia ton and the Py' thia n Sisters She is s urvivpd by a son. Guy Thoma s. Long Bottom: stx daughters. K athry n Fruend, In d>anapolis. Ind .: Barbara Fi l z patrick. Lanc as te r. Margan•t Howard . .\1 ountain Home. Idaho : Lila Hid eno uc Long Bo t rorn; Sharo n Fi tzpa trick. Ca nal Wm r hes tf'r: and Con nie Hi ll. Ra · cine: lO grandchildren. 16 grral gran d c hildren; two s istrrs, Sarah Smi th. Manetta : and Mary Ba rnh art . Glenford: " nd rwo bro th er s. Robr r t Ra rron Bar Uet t; a nfJ John Barton, Port St. Lucy, Fla . In add i ti on t o hrr parPnh shr was preceded in dea th by her husband, Guy Hayma n i n 197 1. a so n. Richard : an infanl daugh ter. Chery l ; anti onr bror hrr. Ra lph Bar ton. Sen1ces will be ht'ld Wednes rla y at 11 a. m a t th (' WhiU' B lower Fu nera l Hom(' i n Coo l· vi lle with 1-tr,· Terri' Powr•ll offic iating . 13urial "ill bf' in Sand Hill Ce metNy . Friend s m .:1_v c~lll an y tim(' Tuesday a t thP funPral home and thf' fam il.v w ill recf'i\"(' frif'nds on T uesday from 7-9 p.m ---Meigs announcements - - - Plan gott classic T h~ Ducks U nl imit ed Golf Cl ass ic will be held at Riversid<' Go U Course in Mason, W.Va on T hursday Golfer s wi II be di v ided. accord 1ng to handicap in A, 13. C. and D groups. A goU pro!,•ss ional wil l pirk teams. Therf' w ill br shotgun sta rt at I pm . Th e entry lee is $40 per pla vrr and will i ncl ude a steak dinn Pr and prizes. Ti cke t s must br pu rr hased by TUL·~da_v Ca II 1719027 Meig-s grid practicr For an~· int Pr es ted footba ll players at Meigs High Srhool. football practicP will hegin Wf'd nesday and Thur..... da_ Y From ~ - r: p.lll Practi l'l' '"~'ill b f' ht' icl F rida _ \ from 'i J m to l::W p.m. <.~nd all prayers an· requi rf'd to allPnd . Frf'shmrn rna~· rrport on WPd nesday or un tht • mandaton sta rtin g dJ.tf' l or fr ps hmen on Aug g_ ... ~ • l ivt•s tack hra t s rrrss . .. ~ 0 • • Tuesday, July 31-Fri~ay, August 3 Muddy fet>d iot s i n some areas. thoug h, co uld h amper a ni mal movement . Humidity wi II ge nera l ly stay :,0 IJ("r ce nt o r highPr throug h TuPs clay bcfon· lowe r i ng Wed nesday . Du ri ng Ow night , sk ies wrrr par tlv rloudy with widely sca t tered light shower s over the nort hwest quartrr of thC' st atr . i\reas of dense fog developed over south ras t Ohio . Overnight !Pm pcra t urr s we re in the 60s and lowtjr 70s and w inds wrr e l ig ht. On thf' mo rr. ing wea ther map, a co ld fron t ex tended !rom lower Mi chigan across Indiana to Texas High pressure th at was ove r the Plains likely wi ll IJu ild i nto thP C real La kes reg ton Tur s d J~' a nd Wrd rlPsd a!' . --\\ "' SUPER.81~EAWAVS! > '\" LIVE RADIO REMOTE ~, WMPO 4 PM •KING'S ISLAND TICKETS •SEA WORLD TICKETS tWYANDOT LAKE TICKETS •T-SHIRTS 4.~ P~,-7 II .I (W ITPnt in \ILl .\ and rx pa ncling 0 1 p1Tl' ('n t in A priL So far this Y"~r r . r·r al pNsona l cons umption ro~P only i n Ma rc h and .JunP Thf' burrau sa id wag<'s and salarirs in rrrasrd $J.I billi on i n .Junf', co mparf'cl with an a cl\·;u]('(' of $10 .1 billi on i n May . Farme r s' in comr, howt' \.1 rr. plu ngrd $~5 billio n in Junr <~flf'r fal lin g $.1 bil lion in Mav . FPdf'ral subs id y payments t o fa r m ov.· nrrs sltp JX'd $4 .2 bi ll iOn in .JunP af1rr pl unging $4 q billion in Ma~· Th P burr au notrrl th <Jt it hJ s rr\.·if·wpd il.<; ca lculation of Pl'r son a l incomr and expe nd i tu rr for prrvio us y ~)a rs . Prr sonal lncomr was rrra lcu lated dow n fo r 19R7. up for 1~.-tH . dnd down for 14K4 P(•rso na l income was rf'v isrd down $11.2 billio n. or 0..1 percPnt . for I~ R7. For 19RR. the Cd tegorv was rrv isf'd up $11. :\ bill ion. 01 !I.L Hospital news Vrtf'ra.ns Mrmorial SATUR DAY A DMI SSI ONS - Martha !\ ncl rrso n. Ha r inf' SATCRlJAY IJ ISl'Hi\Hr ; t·:Slns BakPr TPrry BarrPtt SlJN lli\ Y ADM ISSI()I\S 1._\"IP Sinc lair, Athens, William l.Pvacy. Racinf' SUI\Di\ Y D ISC HAHCd:S Co nnir Morr is. TUESDAY I JUly 31ST SPECIAlS ONlY!! "All DAY" ance over the weekend . On Saturday, 12: 15 am, the Pomeroy sq uad res ponded 10 a call tram second street lor Jamie Hudson, who was transported to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. At 4: 35a .m ., the Middleport squad went to North Third Street for Char les Estep who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 5:06 a. m ., the Pomeroy squad went to Tuppers P l ains lor Otis James who was taken to St. Joseph's. At 9:12a. m ., Tuppers Plains went to Owl Hollow l or William Watson who tra nsported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. T he Racine squad wen t to Bucktown Road at 9: OJ p.m . lor M ar tha Anderson w ho wJs tran s- ported to Vetera n."- Memorial Hosp it al. Su nday. at 12: n a m . the Sy racuse squad wl'nt to Nease Road for Davld NPasr who wa s taken to Holzer M ed ical Ce nter. At 1:2 1am ., the Pomeroy sq uad went to SR 33 lor Lyle Sinc lair who was tak en to Vf' ff'r an s Memorial Hospit al. At 5:40a .m . , LileFiight tra nspor ted Lyle Sin clair to Riverside Hospita l in Co lumbus . At 2:04p.m., the Rutla nd squad went to Dye Road for Luci lle Lambf'rt who was transported to Holze r Medical Ce nter. The Rutland squad. at 9: 07p.m .. we nt to Larkins Street l or Shawna Davis who was takPn to VPtera ns Memorial Hospital. Winning Super Lotto ticket sold CLEVELAND iUPI) - Th e Ohio Lottery Commission said one ticket was sold bearing ail six numbers In Saturday's $3 million Super Lotio drawing. The winning numbers were 5, 6, 18, 22, 24 and 38. The top prize lor Wednesd ay's drawing will be at least $3 mUllan . In the accompanying Ki cker game, no tickets were sold bearing all six numbers in exact order. To have won the $100,000 top Kicker prize, a player must have 654637 In seq uence. Coun ty. was made In deference to the vast media coverage In the Huntington area of the murder of Ka t hy McG innis . The wife of the oneti me millio naire accountan t, emb ro il ed in a myriad of financial troubiPs, wa s found strangled las t November with a telephone cord wound around her neck. Her body was found be hind a St. A lbans shopping mall. Cabe ll Ci rcu it Judge Allred Ferguson had suggested an im partial jury cou ld be chose n in PEPSI-DIET PEPSI CAFFEINE FREE-7 UP MT. DEW $199 2. Up to 25% Off Savings 3. Instant Lottery Tickets "FREE" 12 PACK 28'•• .. :l6 ''• · :lH, .. l l '~ .. 10',;. •. ·· ·· · ~ ~tt Goodyear T&R . 27% Key Ce nturio n . . .. 1 2•~ Lands' End . .. 15 Limited Inc . ............... 20 '~ M ulrlmedla Inc .................. . !lh Rax Restaurants ...... .. . .. ..... 2 Robbi ns & Myer s. . 21 Shoney's 1nc .. 14'1, Star Bank . .. ...... 19% Wendy's Inti .... __ .. 5'1, Wort hingt on lnd ...... 22 1;, Divorces sought An actio n l or divorce and a suit l or money have been filed In the Meigs County Co mmon Pleas Court. Tina Ann Hamilton, Albany, has flied a petiti on lor divorce from Richard A llen Hamilton . La ngsvi lle. Parke r sburg Billing and Co llec t ors, In c., Parker sburg, W.Va. , ha s filed a petition for judgment of $3,239.19 from Den nis R. Wingo. Rutland . Licel18e granted A marriage license was recently Issued to Joseph Richard Fields Jr., Pomeroy, and Ci ndy L y nn So ulsby Richardson, Pomeroy. Q ), I ' I • CANDY BARS 6 FOR$1 °0 Buy One At The Regular Price, Get Second One for Equal or Lesser Volue! FREE!! Selected Gift Ware 4Qo/o off Wide Selection DOOR PRIZE DRAWING WILL BE HELD IN STORE WEDNESDAY THRU FRIDAY!! NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. Jewelry Sale 1 LUCKY WINNER Will WALK AWAY WITH A 19 INCH COLOR TV WITH REMOTE. AWARD PRESENTED - Vera Crow, l eft , Crow's Stellk House, was prese nted lln award Monday lor being the 1990 Work St udy E mployer of th e Y ear. Presentin g the award Is Carol Brewer, work study coord inator for M eigs County Schools. Crow's Steak House employs several students from Vleigs Co unty who ar< enroll ed in work study progmms. Plans being completed for first Volksmarch As a par t of thf' continuing ce lebrat ion of Pomeroy' s I:JOth bi r thda y, plan s arP now bP ing ro mplr1rd for M t• ig" County's fir st an nual Volksmarrh. to br held Oc tober 6. According to M ary Pow,.l l. Chairman of thC' SC'sq ui cr ntr n nla l Co mmittrr. the lOK ''' 1 m ile! rou te will bf'g in at Ci t v Hall Audlt orium and 1ak1 · the p<H tici pan ts down Mai n Srrrf't thr oug h thf' Po m eroy Hi storic Dis tr ic t. up Linco ln Hill to l'iew thr b'· nd and th C'n across thr flood roiJd to Sugar Ru n. stop <.tl Thr c hurch. thr ruu. , co nti nurs to Sffond ~trf'f' t pass ing thr co urthou st' to SycamorC' .1nd back to thP Municipal Building Upon their re turn. v.:alkcrs will n 'cr ivr 3 srs q ui<'rn tPnnial ml'· dal Thr mr-dal is an outlin f' of Mc1gs Cou nt .\· wi th thf' S{'squi cr n· tr nnia l logo wit hin !he outlm r The nwdal wi ll hP ava ilablf' only to thOS(' who cD mpletp th(• '.·o lk smarch · Powr ll SJ\"S rh ;-~ t thr vo \k s· march s igrwd IS a to lt~is u r<'lv bt' walk di' by rnjoyrd l'VPI "_V Or!P FRIDAY AUGUST 3, 1990 10 A.M.-7 PM. GRAND OPENING SCHEDULE Othrr <Ht' as inc l udf' rl in llw Vo lksmarch wi ll includl' Mul brrry A ve nur, <1 port io n of £3e('Ch Gro ~·p Cr mf'trry, thl' M aplro... Thf' vo lk<.;marf'hes t~n• l'Spf' cwll\ popular in Europ(' . wht' IT m·cr R millio n peoplf' p~1r t icipatr rarh yrar . TUESDAY, JULY 31 tfor mer rhild rrn·, ll om'' ' · Un io n Avp nu P. Osbornr Strf'c1. and Sacr rd Heart Churc h /\ftrr d in g hPrP shou ld con tact Powr.l\at NEVER BEFORE SHOWN IN THIS AREA. iJ 14K GOLD NECKLACES, BRACELETS, RINGS, EARRINGS AND MORE. In Store Sale UP TO 70°/o SAVINGS Live Remote plus Giveaways plus Photo Album & Mug Drawings THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 In Store Sale plus Men & Women's Seiko Watch Drawings q~2 - ~O(X) . Local news briefs___, Rutland man not hurt in accident plus 19 Inch Color TV with Remote Control Wt IHtnt tht light to Limit Quan~tits. 992 -6669 they have !onned an opinion on It ," Ferguson said. Prosecutor Chris Chiles es tim ated that an Imported jury likely would raise the cost of the trial by some $12,il011. A similar move was made with the recent retrial of a man convicted of murdering a police officer. The prosecution planned to locu s on McGinnis' whereabouts between the evening of last Nov. 28, and 8 30 p.m the following night - the ti me period polieP be lieve Kathy McGi nnis wa s - Volnovldl soug ht to demon- th e Jist of Issues In th e Ohio ca mpai gn. HIS Repub l lean o ppo n~ n 1. G~orge Volnovlch. sai d abortion is "an importa nt Issue," but hr rated it f;u down a list of other item s, Includi ng Integrity and et hics, management i n govern ment, economic development and educa tion. Their ratings were revea led at press conferences ca lled by eac h cand idate to grab l or a better hold on the co nt roversia l Issue. which has movpd further toward the fron t burner sin ce the resig nati on l as t week of Supreme Court Justice Wil liam Brennan . Using telev ised vi d('() tapes ot Pach o th er's reren t past sta tements , supplemented by shea!> of newspa per ar ticles. - r f'lPhrPZZP a tlrmp ted to show th a t Voinovich at fir st said strate tha t Cr iPbrPzze is tr yi ng to make abortion the No. 1 iss ue in the carnpalgn at the expense of ot hers . He al so re minded rcpor ters that the Democra t s witche~ from a longtime pro-life stancP last December to a pro-choice posture. "The !ac t is, Geo rge Votnovlch d()('sn 't wan t Ohio voters to know wher e he stand s on t his lssur. ·· sa id Celebrezze. "He's tryin~ l o duck, he's trying to warne and skate around th e issm• . " Volnov ich sa id on July 111 th at he wou ld sign le~isiati o n Si milar 10 Lo ui si ana's s t rict proposal \ Un i ting abortion. thl' n found out t her£' wen• somP '' unrrasona bie" pro vi sions. Hr told rf'po rters Mond a)' he hP wo uld have sig ned a rrs tri c tlvr Loui siana abortion law ,-p- sla in . While prosecu to rs do not havr wi tnesses to th~ killing. they arr like ly to produce othe r incr im i nat ing testimony . For instance, thp prosecuU on Is expected to ca ll on a para medic who aided McGinnis afte r hf' wa s d iscovered in h is Jeep some 100 feet down a ravi ne in ne ighboring K en tu cky , In what appeared to be an accident. The paramed ic recalled that McG inn is . who claimed to have been abd ucted and tortured along wit h his wile, appeared rr l a.J((~d nrx t to a ca mpfire he had set Po lie<' say they have also been able to determine that the key-s haped burns in!licted on Kath y McG inn iS ' chest were made by a key from a Cabell Co unt y motel where Lyl e McGi nnis stayed before the murder. And. au thoriti es have sa id they found pierrs of telephone cord, si milar to tha t found wrapped around Kathy McGinn is . In McGinnis' wrecked .Jeep. B~ VINCENT DEL GIUDICE · UPI Buslne.s Writer WASH 1NCTO N - New hom'' scdrs adva nced by R Pf'r cen t in ·· ,lunp fo r th r seco nd consPcutivr mon thl y ga i n af ter a wi nt er and spri ng ol str ady dffl in£'s, 1h1• ~overnmPnt sa id Tu esday . Thf> incrPasP. to an a n nua l ratr Voinovich greets Quayle in Toledo TO LEDO. Oh io t UPli - Ru puhliran g u t>erna t o rl <~ l nominrP Gl'orgl' Vo inovic h g rPf'IPd VicP Prrs ident Dan Quay ll' o n hi s arrival In Ohio at R 40 a m . Tuesday Quyalf' was sr t to spend ada\· ra mpalgmng In wes tern Oh io for Vo inovich. the ma .vor of Cl P\"P· land for 111 years who cl ~cldf'rl not to seek re-el ec tion in 1989 so hrcou ld conce ntrat e on this year's gubrrnatoria l ra ce. Voinovic h and Qua y!(' im m r · dialriy left the airport tor th r fir st or a serirs uf fund -rai se r s on be hal! of Vo inovich. Th~ fir st fund -ra iser was at a Toledo ho tc•l. They also were to met't wit h pat ients at the Medica l Co ll ege at Oh io in To ledo. before trave l ing to Findl ay. Li ma , Dayton and Lilli e Har t, Raci ne, Is thr wi nner of thr photo ld entl!ica tlon Units of Meigs Coun tv l·:mergPncy Med ica l Services responded to three ca lls for ass istance on Monday . At 10: 27 a.m., Pomeroy wa s called to State Route 7 at Ke~baugh 's Res taura nt lor Lau ra Phiel er She wa s transpor ted to St. Joseph's Hospi tal. At II: 04 a.m., Middleport was ca lled to Pearl Street for Grace Du r st who was tak en to Veteran s Memorial Hospital . and at 11 : ;,oa.m .. Pomeroy sq uad went to State Route 681 to an au to accident where Leona,rd R. Phillips refused treatmen t. Vo in ovich q ui ckly cou nte r atta c ked , say i ng Crlcbrezzt' is try ing to mak e abortion "t he only ls s u~. an d I think people resent it ." Ce lebrezzf' sald hr is iss umg about one position papt:-r rver~·· wrek on rdur alion. hPalth care. dc vf' lupmc• n t a nd thr env\ ronmpnl . He addPd th i:l t in vil'W of aOOrtion ac tiv ity in ldah o. Pe nnsylva n ia and Louisi ana. it is vc.ry much an Issue in thr Ohio ca mpaign. "To say that abor ti o n is not an issue. as m y opponrnt has sa id.ls demeaning to rvrryo ne: ma lr fPrnalr, rig hT to lifr pro-c hoicr." Ce lPbre-zzp sai d thJ1 for th oSf' who hav e jobs. abo rti on should br th e top issue. Only jobs and dr1~ l opm ent programs shou ld br- cons id r rr d ahPad of health i.>; _~;, ups , arro rding to tile OC'mOnatic fi_jncJidatr . He said (']pm rn 1<HY Jnd ~peon d<:II'Y educatio n. crimP and safr neighborhoods. and thP t• nviron ment foll ow on his lis t of issurs " f n tPrms of th r major issuPs fac ing thi s stat e. in trrms of thr lSSUe impact a gover nor can make, I would say i t's minimum ." said Volnovich of the abortion Issue "I t' s an Important issue. I don't wan t to minimize it. " Voinovic h sa id Ce lebrezze wa s par t of th e sca ndal-r idden adminlsn·ation ot Gov. Richard Celeste. even thoug h he was elected i ndependently. " I don 't think Tony Ce lebrezze ca n be cred ible as the candidate for governor when he was part of the problem ... sa id th e form er Cl eveland mayor . Meanwhile , in Cleve l and. Bet sy Grund , executi ve direc tor of thr Na ti onal Abortio n Rights Actio n League. sa id her c rga ni· zatio n wi ll begi n air ing :\0-seco nd radio cu mm Pricial s " highli}:!:h1 i ng the an ti -choice position or guberna torial ca ndidat e Georg~ Vomovlc h." "Oh io's Republica n guberna toria l ca ndid atr is out of touc h with lhf'ma Joril yo !Ohiodn sw ho do not wa nt th r govPr nm en t inter fl'ring i n thPir priva lP livrs. " shl' SC:I id _ ' "Ohioans wC:~ nt womPn and ram il iPs, not po li tir ians, 10 drcide ." o f ~)~n.ooo nrw homes, was much salr pricPs tJa\·r tx>1• n r·unnin g brlter than rxpectf'd b~' priVil1P rronom ls ts and till? brst showing si nce November 19~. whrn the ra te stood at 6f17.000 nPw homrs . In Mav. nrw hom(' ~alPs adva nced.by :,U percrm. accord ing to a r eport by thr CommPrTI' [)ppa r tm rn t and Drpartmrnt of Housin g an d Crban Development The mrdian prit£' 11 f a nrw home i n J unr was $12q_qoo . i-l n i ncrease of $2.000 ovrr Ma y. <wd th l' avf'ragr pri ce stood at $152,900, up fr om $ 1 4 ~.700 in M ay, the governmPnl sa id . A ma rKe t Jet tPr by Mit subi shi Ba nk in Nrw York sa id nrw hom<' about .10 percPnt high f' r th<>n r:<isting homr prices. ··which puts tho. nr v.' segmr nt of thP marke1 .11 :-1 C0'\ 1 dd va nt agr . ·· ··Ail in alL this does not bode \\"l'l l for thl' sail' of nf •w hou.-.P5 ""lthout pri er concess ion~ Uy thf' 1Juildcrs ."t hl' markPt lrliN sai d Co mpared to .J une 1 9H~. whr·n 1tlf' mrdlan prir<' of a home wa:-. $122.H00, nf'W ho m P ~alPs Ill .) U ili' \990 W£'rP llff b\' mon· th;tn lll prrr('nt, th e gon'rnm('nf"o.., . . t;llis tics showPd The annual ratr of hom e '-'llll'" in .Ju ne t9H9 was 1>16.11011. B:.-· r('gio n. nrw hom(' "a \(•.., in -j umper! .1o )X'rcr nt in th e No rlhPas1. - fell 4 :1 JX'ITf'n t i n th~~ Midwest - galnrd t:l h percent In the Sout h. -d ipped o.H perce nt in th~ Wf'S I. Thr an nua l rate of nrw hom f's rP m a i ning for sa le a t th f' r•nd nf .I u nf' edged down to 352.il011 from ·l:•l-\,000 in Mav. leavi ng a supp ly of '"i 1,~ mont hs of dwr llin gs at the currr nt sa les rdtr. the govrrn mf'nl <;a id All lhl' st a t is ti cs 1n thf' rrport wf'rf' adjusfe'rl lor Sf><-J.~tma l f ; w1or~ . .1 u nr- 199tl Cinci nna ti. went of f th '' right sid e of the road and ! lip)X'd ovf'f . EMS has three Monday calls wou ld sign lrg isl at 1on pP r m1tt ing abo rtions only in i nstancps of rape or incl~st, or to savp thP li fe of the mothr r . but would not initi a te l egisla ti o n on th(' issuf' at al l. • New home sales up 8 percent in June Lillie Hart winner of photo ID contest Work m an was c ited for !allu rr to co nt ro llJy th eGa ili a-Meigs post of th e State Highway Patro l toed by Guv. Huddy Roemer , th en changed his mind . and th ai he was trying to m inimize abortio n as a ca mpaign Issue i n ord er to hide his own in secu re posi tion . w ith other hea lth care lssuPs, on A Ru tland man escapf'd injury ~l o nda y whf' n th r r.:~r he wa .-; dri vi ng wr nt off thr road and ovrrtu rn Pd Todd Workman, 16. was tra ve lin g· nor thbo und nn Co unt:--· Road :~ w hPn hP l o~ t con trol of his 198~1 Nissa n pirk -up t ruck, FRIDAY I AUGUST 3 14K Gold Sale 253 NORTH SECOND Those int eres ted in partic ipat · WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1 PRESCRIPTION SHOP " Knowledge of the case does not _exclude a j uror, it' s whethrr ranks abortion second. a long PLUS All GREETING CARDS newspaper. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS Democra ti c gubernatori al nominee Anthony Ce iebrezze .Jr said Monda y he 4. 1 Year "FREE Membership for Med-Module 1< CANDY Fayette Co unty. although It Is relatively c lose - within 100 miles from Huntington . Ferguson re jected a reques t from defense attorneys who sought to move their client's murder tri al out of the Ca bell Co un.ty area. The judge sa id Fayette Coun ty's res idents have not had too much exposure to the case , slncP mosl do not get Huntington' s Nominees trade jabs on abortion I. Savings on Your Next Prescription Purchase PRODUCTS Dally stock pri ces (i\ s or 10 :30 a.m.) Bryc e and Mark Smith ol Blunt, Ellis &. Loewl Units of the M ei gs Co unty Emergency Medi cal Servi ces responded to 10 ca lls lor assist HUNTINGTON. W.Va. IU PI I - Two vans filled with a jury drawn from Fayet te Co unt y arrived at the Ca bell Co unty Courthouse ear ly Tuesda y l or the start of accountant Lyl e McGln · n is' trial on a c ha rg~ he strang led his wife and left her body behind a shopping m al l. It took bo th si des al l day Monday to agree on th e jury. wi th t hP flna l membpr no1 C' hosr n until 5:30 p.m . A move to pick jurors three counties away , outs id e Cabel l selected Monday for McGinnis trial WHILE IN THE STORE GRAB A DISCOUNT BALLOON! Stocks Squads have 10 weekend calls ~~Xe~~i%~~~0 • IS YOU'LL FIND INSIDE Co nt inurd fr om pagP 1 Am r:tect ric Power AT&T .. · .. · · · ~s~l~nd Oil · O va ns · ..... ··· Charmrn g Shoppes .. . Jury 1 Section. 10 Pagee 26 Cenu A Multimedia Inc:. N ew~~paper Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio. Tuesday. July 31. 1990 PLUS MUCH MORE! Personal... p!·rcr·n1. CAT TRAINING - EmUy Duhl shows Butterscotch to judge Allee Thompson . Emily's 4-H project Involves the training of c ats, and was just one ola •arlety of proj ects judged at Saturday session held at the RuUand Cl•lc Ce nter. Vol.40, No .311 Copyrighted 1990 PRESCRIPTION SHOP bring a cha nce of ra in Fr iday and Cl earing tonight. Low in ~Os. Mostly sunny WedJnesd••Y · High near 80 . • • Canadian high pressu r e behind the front will bring coole r air to Oh1o after Monday. Cons iderable cloud iness should continue Tuesday, but rain chances will be sli ght. Fa1r skies Wed nesday and T hursday will let some ou tdoor work res umf' in t he dri er arf'i1S . Anothl'r front, howev er, wi l l possibly this com ing weekend . Highs 75 to 80 on Tuesday wil l b<.' mostly in the upper 70s to towe r 80s Wednesday and Thur s day . The m ild er and even tually lrss humid wpather w i ll easP Daily Number 869 Pick-4 8708 Card8 H-5; C-A; D-A Page 3 possibiL' UPI Dodgers hand Reds eighth loss in row • By l!nitcd Press International This week should star t off wet across much of Oh io as a weak co ld front slides slowly through the state Monday night. Most rain amounts through ~lo nday night. the National Weather Servi ce said, should be one- hall to l inch. but isolated amou nt s of 1 Ia 3 inc hes are Ohio Lottery sPrl es "Around Town," which Ba nk One is doing In conjunc tio n wi th P \ m r r o y's sesq ul cen tenn ia . Th e series r un.; ever y Wed nes day In T he Da i ly Senti nel. For those who want to participa te, en tri es should be turned In to th e Se ntinel off ice by the followin g Mond ay. Answers may be submitted by mall or dropped-oft at Ut e office. Winners receive a landmark Chri stmas ornament from Bank One. THIS ONE'S FOR THE BIRDS - Billy Francis, rtght, ex plains his exhibit, and the research Involved, to judge George Bottrell at Saturday's judging of 4-H projects In preparation for the Meigs County Fair which opens on Aug. 14. MIDDlEPORT, OHIO STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.-I P.M. Saturday 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Gel Quick Results! Place A S5 Per Oay ·Bulletin Board ' Advertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section. �Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO TilE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICII Gf'neral Manager PAT WHITEIIEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller 1\ MEMBFR of The United Press Interna tional . Inland Dailv Press Associat ion .tnd lht> ,\mPrican Newspaper Publishers AssociatiOn. L ETT ERS UF OPIN ION are welC'omc. Thev should be les s than .100 wo rch long . All lt'!ters an' s ubj ec t to Mit in~ aft d must bP signed wi1h n_a ml' . .-dd t·•·~~ .1nU tell'phon P number. No unsignf'd lPI1 rrs will be pub lt~h~·d 1.1'11\ 't'- ~ ttoulrl hP In good ta s te>. addressi ng iss ues, not pe rsonali I ll'S Oh., say can Roseanne sing? By LEON DANIEL UPI Chief Correspondent W,\S III \LTO\- De fenders of Roseanne Ba r r. whosr eontrm·pr si ;t! t't'nci ttio n ( 1! tht' nationa l atl lhPm a t a base ball gamr outr agPd Anwrica. includ(' thosr of us who c an ' t ca rrv a tun r in a r ai n barn' I. n1t · Sa n Di• 'go Pactn~s· manag('ment shoUld have know n that ju st twrJu ." t' the T \ ' s t.tr is bui lt likf' a diva doesn't rnpan th at sht' ra n warb lt· likt · L('o nt\·np Prier. HosPa nne ma_\ vp r :v well be onP of us unfortunat es ha ndicapped from htrth wit h tonP dPJfnrss so spvere we arpn't tru stPd to carr v a nott'· to thl' post offiet'. much less sing publicl v. · Wt• clt"l' thl' si ngi ng impaired . Wilen m,· rlassrn.a trs sa ng !n g ramma r school, tr achrrs cruPI I.\' tn.' l"t'd lh.ll I l ip s_ v nr . In 'in[! ,dongs ;tt summrr camp, co unselors ordered mP to shut up J·: w'n <J-" a toddiPr. J \\'JS sum mari ly dismlssf'd fr om th c> cast of ·c h l'l-..tllld" pagrant.. . . It ts bi !!t'r l_\· ironic that we who J rr tonr draf b{' liP VP ou r si nging sounrh juq f l nP . It is others who claim to suffer most from our -df flicf t() n dJHI discrimtnate against us : ,.\, :1 \' nun~s tN, I ad m ir ed fhP talent of Frank Sinatra. a cruonrr :w h., ' ' 1!! ha .., tf'rrific tonsils. In !ht• -.. hown, i ! SPf'm C'd to mr thPn, I <.;QundPd just like Frank M.\ ' . . i!Jiln).! s took nu1·l drlig ht in di sa busing me of th at grandio se notion . l r :1n·l\ "111g now. even in private I ha\'(~ long sinrP fo rgo tt c> n all s1mg I ~Tt c " i'\l'l'Pi J c ouple of ver ses of ' ·Thr MarinPs· Hymn, .. which J ll<1VI' bPen lli'd t'l'i' rl bv family mrmbrrs ne\'rr to sing again within 1hf'll' h(\11'111[! So I knoH· )thl how RosPa nm• fP lt whr n Padres fans bO()('d hPr -"l ll}.:lng of t/w · · sr~1 r SpanglPd Banner" Incidentally , I though t shP soumh·cl r1nt ·. l'hr -..tnglng tmpairf'd we re not am used when Rober t Merrill. who ha .-. 'ung Th t· .tnthrm at nin'-' World Se rirs ope nings. comparf'd Rn~t·annr·· .-, l'! furt ro " burnlilg lhf' fla~ " and whined that he "a lm os t ·llp(' llm'kt'd my dtrtru •r" : .'-i1 tnw l'.trlrPs Lul .'> ;1tso were grh'\'O usty offended whf'n Roseannr )-lJtrxltrd ba,plxtll plavPr .s by spilling on the ground and grabbing ~lN~elf bt 'IWH'Tl lht' )pg s - Thosf' .\<Hll! ' Lut s ha\·t· al ways prrmittecl jocks to get aw ay with "Lw h grm" shf'n;~nigi.Hl " in public, but they c laim to be offend ed when . tlwy <Ht ' conmtiltt'd ll_\ someone who is singing impaired. T!w problt'Tl t \1 ,J..,, c~s Roseanne saw it, '' I m ay have donf' it a little 1oo t'losP to th t' · ~ 1ar ~ pangled Banner."' ~ ~ hf' '.l.oulrl cl tl tl ;tll .tg J i n. Ro seanne sa id, but next timP befo rr a : ·tJi plX'I {' I 1-'age- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. July 31. 1990 Whistleblowers still being harassed WASHINGTON When Nancy Kusen told Pentagon offi cials that a defense contrac tor may have been ripping off the gov ernment, she thought the Pentagon would keep her nam e out of the ln ves tlga!\on. Defens e officia ls Ignored her lips for nearly five years and then reve aled hPr name to thP company that she fi ngered. Aftrr Kusen, a contract offic{'r for the Pentagon . reported the potential fraud, hPr performam'P ra tings dropped and she was denied a promotion. Such is the treatment federal employees get when they dare lo do the right thing . Every federal department has hot lin es for government whi stle blow ers to report wrongdoing Bu t the hot lin es aren't so hot Cong re ss ional Investigator s hav e di scove red there are enough problems with the system to discourage honest federal workers . Our associate Sco!l Sl eek has seen I he results of their investiga tion. The hot lines are often unmanned. If someone dors answer, the complaint may be Ignored . Some hot line numlx'rs are unpublished or out of service. And the bottom line Is. federal employees are afra id to call them . They don't trust the con fidentiality of the system, and they worry about their own j obs should they offend higher-ups. The problems don't bode well for President Bush, who prom lsl'l l o restore Integrity to th e fedl'ral government. The I ax pay - lack Ander.wm and Dale Van Aua ers have been fleeced by contract fraud at the Pentagon . polit leal payoffs at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and negligence by sav ings The Pn•sldent' s Council on Intcgrl! y and Efficiency publishes an annual listing of all government fr aud hot line s We ca lled one - thr• Office of Manage ment and Budget hot line. We let I! ring more than 20 times, and the person who finally and loan regulators. Our experience tells us th at the federal ranks are filled with people who want to right the wrongs t hey see !n their own offices But I he system works agai nst them . They would prefer to blow I he whistle to the pres s or members answered told us we harl reached a lock er room at the Wh ite House. That's not vPry rea ss urIng to a nervous OMB employees with a confidential st ory tu whisper. There is a wh is tle blower Protection Act. It is supposed to shi el d federa l emp loyees from retribution. But It 's still hard to find a wh istle-blower who didn't get a kick tn thp pants for doing his or hpr duty . or Congress. He told the subcomm ittee that he Is worried !hill federal workers don't trust thei r super- iors enough to report wrongdoIng. If Di efenderfer want s to enhance the credlbllt ly of the hot lines. he should star t in his own office. The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 L.A. tops Cincinnati 4-l to push Reds' sad streak to eight LOS ANGELES tUP!i - To Mike Morgan, It's not Important whether you have a one-hitter or a two -hitter. it's winning the game. Morgan retired the first IY batters he facPd Monday night to capture a career-best two-hitter and help the Los Angeles Dogers defeat the slumping Cincinnati Reds 4-1. "I wasn't thinking abo ut a two hitter or a one hitter." he said. "The important thing was winning the game. "I can't recall whether I've ever retired 19 men in a row," he added. "I realized golng Into the seventh 1 hadn't given up a hit, but the main point was getting the win." Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda was more generous In his assessment of Morgan's performance. "I'd have to say, that was the best ball game Morgan has pliehed since he' s been with the Dodgers," said Lasorda, who also credited the Dodgers· five stra ight win streak to good pitching. "It ha s made the difference," sa id Lasorda. who has watched Los Angeles close to within seven games of the first -place Reds , who have dropped eight stra lght Morgan, 9-9, was perfect for the first six Innings and had on ly allowed four balls to be hit out of the Infield before Barry Larkin sing led with one out in the seventh. "He hit il hlg chopper," Morgan said. ' 'Larkin's a great hitter and vou can't take awav a hit from' him." Paul 0'1\elll followed with a single sendi ng Larkin to third. Eric Davis then hit a fielder's choi ce to score Larkin . Morgan walked just one and struck out seven. His previous low-hit game was a three-hit performance on July 29, 1979 lor the Oakland Athletics . "Morgan was putting his pitches where the umpire was ca lling them," Davis said. "You have to give him all the credit because he had all the pitches." Norm Charlton, 5-6 , took the loss, allowing II h its in seven plus Innings. The Dodgers took a 1-0 lead In the first on Kirk Gi bson's one-out hom er. his fourth of the yeilr. Los Angeles added two more run s In the fourth inning. Hubic Brooks led off with a double and scored on Rick Dempsey' s single. Dempsey advanced on a pai r of Charlt on wild pitches and scored on Juan Samuel 's single . Kal Daniels reached on first baseman Todd Benzinger's error leading off the eighth and was replaced by pinch runner Jose Gonzalez . Eddie Murray 's single sent Gonza lez to third where he scored on Brooks· sacrifice fly off reliever Tim Lay ana. Reds manager Lou Plnlella said his team ha s been through bad streaks before and was likely to come out of this one. "You can't win getting just one or tw o hits a game. I don't want to take anything away from Morgan, he pitched a good game, but every time we've gone out In the las t 10 or 12 days somebody's pitched a great game against us," Plnlella said. "But we've been through bad streaks !Ike this before." Elsewhere In the Nationa l League, Atlanta edged San Diego 4-3 In 11 Innings, and Houston downed San Francisco 6-1. Braves 4, Padres 3 - Jack Clark's home run may have been more dramatic, but Oddlbe McDowell's wa s a game-winner. The Atlan ta Braves ' cen ter fielder hit his sixth homer of the year leading ott the lith Inning Monday night to power the Braves to a 4-3 victory over the San Diego Padres, snapping Alla n Ia' s five -game l osing streak. " I was just thinking of ge!Ung on base and that's It," said McDowell. "I got good wood on it. "In that situation you're just thinking of making contact ilnd getting on base. I looked at Tony 1Gwynn In right) and he looked like he was ready to catch it. Until It went over. I didn't know for sure." The Braves were one strike away from winning the game In the tenth when Clark took reliever Kent Mercker deep with two out s. The blast was Clark's 18th of the year and the JOOth ol McDowell ruined any chance of that. though, as he sent a 3·2 pitch from Ca lvin Schiraldi over the right -field renee. " I r ea lly would ra ther hav e Merrker end it an Inning sooner against Clark. He had two outs and a full count, " McDowell said . "You don't want to see Clark up there In that situation You hate to give up a home run and let them tie th e game up, but then you say, we've ju st got to get something go mg." Dwayne Henry, 2-1. pitched j ust one-third of an lnntng fo r the victory. Tony Castillo hu rled the lith Inning to gain his first save. Despite having McDowell steal his thunder, Clark was pleased with his own round -tripper. "All th ese type of things are important ," he said of his miles tone . "They may not be the greatest Hall of Fame numbers , but they're number s that not too his career. many peoplf' reach. ·'I was happy to do It here, and glad It came In the type of situation where It made a differ ence." he said. "Unfortunately they came back and hit one the next Inning . I'd rather have the win than the home run ." "It's probably my second big gest home run after the one against th e Dodgers that put us (St. Louis) in the World Series 1in 1985 )," sa id Clark "I really appreclatf'd thp fan reaction Hopefully I can hit a few more for th em ." The Braves had grabbed a 3-2 l<•ad in the top of the lOth off Sch iraldi when Jeff Bliluscr' s tripled home Tommy Gregg . Atlanta scored !wier in lhP third to take a 2-0 advantage. With two out , starli ng pitcher Steve Avery singled and McDowell singled to right, sending Avery to third . Mark Lemke followed with an RBI single and . when left fielder Bip Robert s booted the ball for an error. McDowell also scored. San Diego got a run back In the~r half of the third on Roberto Alomar's run -scoring Infield single. Th e Padres tied the game 2-2 in the sixth on Gwynn's RBI triple. Astros 6, Giants I - At San Francisco, rightflelder Mike Kingery 's misplay of a tly ball allowed Hou ston to score five runs In the ninth inn ing ott Steve Bedrosian. 5-6. Danny Darwin, 6-1, gave up four hits in eight inning s for the win. He walked three and struck out two before Dave Smith came on to pitch the ninth Steinbrenner resigns as controlling owner of Yankees . NEW YORK tUPI) - The stun ning announc ement of the resignation or Yankees owner George Steinbrenner had fans on th eir teet at Yankee Stadium but left others curious about additional reasons behind the deal. Steinbrenner agreed Monday to resign by Aug. 20 as contro lling owner of th e Yankees for his dealings with an adm itted gambler in violation of major league baseball rules. Baseball Commissi oner F'ay V!ncPnl sa id . '. Vincent's announcement was greeted by a standin g ovation at Yank ee Stadium during a game aga inst th e Detroit Tiger s bv fans who have long been critical of Steinbrenner for what they call his unnecessary mMdllng In the team's affairs during hi s 17-yrar reign . Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller echoed m any In th e baseball community wondering how much the public still did not know about Ste inbr enner's dea lIngs with 'reputed gambler How ilrd Spira . "I know he loves the sport,· Feller sa id. "I know he love.s baseball. Evldently,thecommis sloner ha s a lot of evidence th e general public doe sn't have or else he wouldn't ha ve come down so hard. I thi nk It's kind of sa d. " Steinbren ner's ro le would b<' reduced to that of a mino ri t y partner In the once-mighty team. which und er his stewardship won two World Series and four American Leag-ue champto n ships but recently has played it s way to the worst won -lost record In baseball A new general panner, or con t ro tlin~ owner . must br named by Aug . 20. Afte r th at, Steinbrenner would be allowed to consu lt in major financial deci sions involving the club only with thr baseball commissioner' s approval Vincent's office sa id there would be il supplemental order releJsPd Tuesday, dealing with cond uct of other Yankee official s and member s of Ste inbren ner' s famil y, who probably will becamp Involved In operation of the !Pam Accordi ng to thr agreemenf. an:-'on(' who vio lates the supplemental order would be subject to dlsciplinp up to and including a permanl'nl ban from baseball. lifter meeting for 11 hours with Stei nbrenner, Vincent said at a news co nference that the Yankres' ownrr al so agreed not to chaliL'ngL' the decision In court . Th e commisssloner said Stein· brenner agreed to be treated as if / he had been placed on major league baseball's list of people deemed permanently Ineligible 10 run <J tram. With Vincent's approval, Stein brenner cuuld participate In major financial dealings, and beginning In 199I he could seek approval to see a few major ler1gue games. Steinbrenner, who did not attend the news conference. said before le avi ng Vincent's office : "I'm ve ry happy tha t it was resolved, and I'm very sat isfied with the resolution. " Vincent appeared apologetic and relieved that the ordeal was He said Steinbrenner's dealings wtth Spira "constituted conduct not in the best interests of baseball." "Thi s sa d ep isode is now over," Vincent said. "My deci sion in thi s case and this result will scrvr, l trust, to vindicate once a ga in th e important respon · slbili ty of the commissioner to preservt' and protect our nobl e gaml' The case aga in s t StC'inbrenner invol veLI a $40,01)() payment to Spira In Januar y of 1990 that the gambler .s (lid wa s for informa- · over . Middleport baseball camp held recently A baseball camp was held recently at Hartinger Park In M ldd leport. The camp was under the direction of camp director and Rio Grande catcher Herb Sharfanker . His stall consisted of former local college stars and head coac hes from three dilleren! high schools who gave instru ction in all areas of the game. Th e ca mp staff consis ted Zane B<•rgle, Jeff Wayland. Scot Cheen, Dave Oglesby and Co lu mbus Bi shop-Ready coac h Herb Sharfenkar Sr . Al so helping ou t with the camp were Roble Sharfenkar. Gene Wi se and Heather Hova!ler. The morning seaso n consisted of kid s on the pony league age group and 12 kid s took part . Carl King was select ed the MVP of the older group. while Ky le Simpson and Gary Stan ley shared the hu s!IC' award In th e you ng er age group .11 kid s took part with Ja so n Fields and Mike Franckowiak being selected Co-MVPs and Kyle Smiddie was sel('('1ed the winner of the hu stit_' award lion that co uld hurt Yankee slugger Dav e Winfield In coming contract nego tiations. Winfield. who played 10-plus seasons for Steinbrenner and was at the center of th e controv prsy thJt caused the owner's demise, said he took no pleasure rn th e fall of his form er boss. "Justice was probably served, but I don't havp any reason to gl oat." Winfield said. l SAntmi-1/SUIItlA1 'W{[KS()II.' SPRIN& VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 $2 1S BA'IGAI~ · .~ , ~.. ·:·· ~,~~~~ IIAliNHS V•TI~UII • WED. IIAII('J.IN "llittl TVnDA1 lliC(~T " tiltO~T " ) G HOST lilllllm 011 tJo ltD I~ Ill .-,""~II ..0 fUI \i)lot UIU IO O[CI<T 1 00 . 9: JO tJ,I.Ill Waste tire disposal on center stage owd . • ThosP of us who a rr· handicapped by tone deal ness got all choked up :~· hen Ros<•annr• s;ri d. · 'Th rre's a lot of people that sing like me in this Country .1nd lht'.\ -,i ng tht· ·star Spangled Ba nner' too. " Wr- wt'l'f' dt·i·pl\ rnm.·pd whrn she vowed to s ing the anthem ''wht'm'vt'r I w ;J nt l n. whf'rr\'rr I want to and however I fee-l like 'Si nging it. bt 'ca usP 1'm .1 n Amrr ica n and that Is my national anthem ~ (J(J " .. : B~ pulllid v twlti nt.: nu! thr anth rm . which Is difficult Pven for profes..,ional..., to sin g v.:plJ. Ro s('a nne l1as g iven co urage to all of us tonr -dra f. \\-o uld hi' \'';.ll'b lrr s =·Berry's World Over the past few year s. Ohioans havp become- morr aware of the Importance of recyc l ing and finding a way to redu ce ou r dependence on land· !Ills. The cost of trash disposal is expected to ri se sharply over the next few years as tandlllls begin· to follow wa ste management plans drawn up by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. On e of t he biggest part s ol \his probl em Is discarded tIres . At il hearing earlier this month , Environmental Protection Agency Director Richard Shank es timated that half or the t ires scrapped In the state end up In plies atlandfllls or In dumps that attract mosquitoes and pos e fire hazards. Some 28 million !Ires ex 1st In • • large stockpiles. locat ions with 50.000 tires or more. while co tJntlcss oth ers are in sm all er stockpiles. Overa ll, more than 120 million !Ires may curre ntlv be stockpiled at va riou s sit e-, througho ut the state, Shank est imated. This poses bot h an environ men t al and a public safetv hazard. I n May, a lire fire I~ Lancasll•r, In Fair fi eld County, resulted In damage totall ing between $280,000 and $412,01)(). Tir e plies at that sit e on Lancas ter 's sou th side were up to 20 feet hi gh. A legislative solution. how ever. may l:::le on !h e way. A comprehensive waste tire proposal, HB 847, would prohibit the disposal of tires In landfil l s by 199.1 and would proh ibit di sposa l Sen. 1an Lung of shredd ed fin•s in landfil l s b v 199o. The bill al.so would requ ire the Environm ental Pro1ec1ic.n Agrncy to adopt pPr formancc stand ards on wasll' tin• collec ti on, stora gP and rP«·ovrry facill lies . Nf'w rulPs would limit lhP number of permits fnr new recov ery fac \1!1 lC's. One of lhP advantagl's of thi s nrw bill is tha i it wou ld Pncour· age the dev Plopm f' nl of altL'rna lives to dumping !Ires_ On e of t hPSf' alt Prn at lvPs is usin g di s c ardrd t ln•s to producC' road co nstruct ion materia l and as a f url th r ough ollextrac llon Under the bi ll, faelll! ies !hill burn tires to crca1Pen crgy or usP thrm t o mak e other product s such as p(lv\n g m at erial s, oi l or etectrlclly could qual ity for r r• ve nuP bond financing by the Ohln Wate r Dev el opment Author ity 11esponslble action by stat e and loca l government In lmplP. mentlng nrw gu ldeltnps on was1P disposal will postpone this day of reckoni ng, hopefully forever The General Assembly In Its last sess ion took an Importa nt first step In pass in g a co mprehensive so ltd waste bill. 1\ ow It' s up to the Enviro nm ental P r otection Agen cy to work in coopPralio n wit h local govern mPnts and ci t lzrns in developing solu t ions. If yo u have any quPsl!ons , or w hat In for mati on on this or any other iss uf' In vo lv in g st a te go\·rrnm en t. do n't hPsltate to write me. Stat e Se n. Jiln Michael Long, at the St atehou se. Co lumbu s, Ohio -Jj2l5, or ra il me at t614) -166-8156 The Senate needs a litmus test . Now. Wilaf S fill S II OIISeiiSP a /J(J iff /ow - /pw / eleciiOm ::u:;nPi ic 1 adiat1nn from cnmpt1IP1 m n ml or s 7" It Is being sa id that there shou ld be no "s ingl e--Issue litmus test" In the Senat e conllrmatlon process for Judge David Souter. the nominee chosen by President Bush to succeed Supreme Court Justic e William Brennan. That Is mindless . When an Issue r eac hPs tran scendent importance, the principles behind the Issue shou ld of course be lltmu sed . Would anyone argue that anti -s lavery or an ti segregation should not be litmu s tes ts ? By my light s. ther e Is now one such iss ue. It Is not abortion. although pro-choice and pro- Jt le activists would have us believe otherwise. The abortion Issue has pret ty well been settled. The liberals have won In the way that conservatives had Insisted upon. Abortion Is back In the state legislatures, where the will ot the public Is emerglng. On balance, In the vast majorlly of states, abortion wUI be legal, subject to some moderate restrictions . Even II Roe v. Wade Is overturned, roughly the same proces s will ensue. Th e litmus issue of our judicial moment Is quotas. Readers of thi s spa ce know the author Is an optimist. Withal, If there Is one Issue that threatens the well -being of this nation, It Is 'foday in history _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ By United Press International J"oday Is Tuesday, July 31, the 212th day or 1990 with 153 to follow. 'The moon Is wax lng, movl ng toward Its full phase. :The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. Jhe evening stars are Mercury and Saturn. -'Those born on this date are under the sign of L eo. They Include at1thor and jurist James Kent In 1763; Confederate Army guerrilla l~der William Quantrill, whose wartime raid on Lawrence, Kan ., lei( some 150 people dead, In 1837; pol lster Elmo Burns Roper Jr. In 1900; economist Milton Friedman In 1912 !age 781; actress Geraldine Chaplin In 1944 (age 46) and Australian tennis player Evonne Gilolagong ln 1951 (age 39) . .{)n this date In history: ln Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1498, on his third voyage to the New World, Christopher Columbus discovered the Island of Tri nidad. In 1792, dir ector David Rl!tenhouse laid the cornerstone In Philadelphia for the United States Mint. the fir st building of the federal government. In 1972, Missouri Sen. Thomas Eagleton withdrew as the Democratic vice-presidenti al nominee. six days after discl osing pre vious hospitalization and psyc hiatri c treatment. In 1974, Watergat e figure John Ehrllchman was sentenced to 20 months In prison for his role In the brea k-In at the office of Daniel Ellsberg' s psyc hiatris t. E llsburg wa s the Pent.agon consultant who leaked the " Pentagon Papers " - documents about the war In Vietnam . A thOught for lhe day: Historian Henry Adams wrote, "A teacher allects eternity; he can never tell where hls Influence stops ." race, and th at issue is dPPp ly exacerbated by quotas Th e quota situation tod ay , alas. reminds one two much of th e Vietnam Wa r line about "destroying the v illage In order t o save It ." Unt\1 recently, thfngs were looking better . The court had rolled back somp Instan ces of runawa y afflrmat lv e act ton. Som e non-conservatlvP a black s. And. after all , It was 1990 ProponPnt s of v l gorous afflrmat lve act i on - vi a- tou ghgoals-and -timet ablL•s (I.e., de facto quotas) had always said their remedy would onl y be necessary lor a limited duration But then , quite recently, two things happened whi ch, whf'n combined. are scary. Now, l air-minded people ran surely dlfler abou t this excru ciating Issue. But when 100 percent ol the sentators of one party all vote the same way, one wonders. The message, from a party plagued by the perception ot spec ! al -lnterest Influence, is clear. Senate Democrats have shown again that they wUI buckle under to the civil r ight s lobby. So: The court says Congress may legislat e racial preferences. The Senate says Itls afraid not to. Quotas were always bad polIcy. They tlaurt the card inal Ben Waltcnberg precept : ad~' a n cP­ ment by merit. But the new American demography tr ans for ms bad poli cy Into looming di sast er . Bla cks are no longer the one pr edomin ant minority . New tand healthy ) Imm igra tion has brought In Hispanics, 1\slans, Mosl ems and non -U .S. blacks . Eastern Europeans and Russians are on their way . Will eaeh group have a quot a? If they do, or If they don't, won't we have bi t terness and chaos? Quotas ar e pa ss ionate stuff. Many blacks have been lnOamL·d by activist leaders who anti-qu otas Is ra cism. In Louisiana, ex-K i ansman David Duke uses It to ga lvanize his rac P for th e U.S. Senate. On college ca mpuses, quotas contr ibute to set tin g race agai nst race. The post-Brennan court should set lie 11, altlrm lng alflrmatlon aetlon and quitting quotas, and do It with sensitivity to blacks , many of whom will find It a bitter pil l. Judge Souter should be quizzed and 111 mused bv the Senate .ludlclary Committee on t he principl es Involved. My sense Is he wl\1 do well . It would be nice to think that the committee as whole could also pass such a litmus test. Alas, lor that there Is little admiss ible evidence. American "'Y TIIIRTY-ONE TAKE PART IN C<\MP - The Middleport Youth League recently had a baseball camp at Hartinger Park. Thirty-one kids took part In the camp In the H-11 agL' group, pictured are (not in order): Travis Roherts, .Jake Blevins , Cody Lane, A.J .•Iohr.-on, Kevin Walker, Brad Whitlatch, Ricky Hoo,er, ,Jason Fields, Kyl e Smlddle, Billy Francis , Joey Cornelleus, Tangy The Daily Sentinel Laudermllt, Eric Dillard. Chuckle Shamblin. :\tax Bratton, Tommy Roush, Chris Lewis, Chris Bailey, J. T. Ilumphreys, Matt Lusk, Kalab Shuler, Rohert Qualls, Zach Meadows, Ja.•on MuUens, Scott Sellers, Brad Davenport, Gary Acree, David Ilelghton, Aaron !Iockman, Adam Cumings and Mike Franckowiak. Also picture art• Herb Sharfenaker ,Jr. Jlerb Sharfenaker Sr., Roble Sharfenaker and ,Jeff Wayland oi the camp stall. !USPS 145-·960) r\ Ulvlslon of Multtmrdla. lnr. af1E>rnoon. Monday f rld a v. Ill Cour1 S1., Po· mrrov. 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Np subscriptions by mall perml11ed In ateas where homf' carrier serv iCi! ls available. Mall Sub8crlpUons Inside Melp County t3 Weeks.............................. 119.21 2ti Weeks ................................ $37.96 !'12 Wt"t"k.S ............. ............ . ..... $74.36 Out!Jlde Melp Coun&r t3 Weeks ................ ....... ...... ..... 120.1il 26 Weeks ........... .. .................. 140.30 ~2 Weeks.. ........ .. ........ 17l.IO CASH & CARRY $1350° 13.6x28 6 ply (3) ...................... $1600° 14.9x28 6 ply (3) ...................... $190°0 11.2x28 4 ply (2) ...................... POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E.lWN POMEIOl ..2-2094 992-2156 ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE AD DEADLIN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, '1990 o' ' ·- ' ' I . --------- - - --- - - - - - - - - - · �Page 4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 31. 1990 Royals sunrive late uprising by Tribe to post 7-6 victory scoreless innings. Not rvrn that emergency service as a rel iever. games. pitched three and two third finf' pe rformanc·r was enou g h to snap the Indians out of the11 los in g sk id. Kansas Cit y raced out to a 7·1 lead and held on to bea t thP Indians 7-6 Monday ni ght , hand ing the Tribe th eir fifth loss in six Falcons plan to seek damages against Yankees over Sanders SUWANEE. Ga. !U P!t - The Atlanta Falcons advised th e New York Yankees Monday tha t thc_v will sue If Delon Sa nders vi ola tes his pro football contract to extend his pro baseball co ntract . Falcons a ttorney M a rion H Allen JJl f acsimiled a three- page lettrr to Yankl'es vice pres ident Georgr Bra dley a nnoun ci ng pla ns lo seek "i njunct ive as well as compt'nsatory and punili VI' relief against the Yankees for tortiou s Interference with tht• Falcons' co ntractu al relation ship with Sanders." Al len wrote t hat the Falcons would take that action in addi tion to num rrous monetary act ion s against Sa nders " to prPscrve and protect their contractual rights with De ton Sanders ans to re flect his redu ced va lue to them 1f he should fai l to par tiel pat e as a full time foo tball player as he is contractually obligated to do. " Sa nders ' contract with the Yankees ex pired midnight Tues day . The million-do llar ex tension pro posed by the Yank ees would loc k him into playi ng the re ma i nder of th is baseba ll seaso n and al l of t he 1991 ba se ball season, fo r ci ng him to miss at leas t the fir st three games of beth the 19911 and 1991 NFL seasons . AIIPn said if that happena the F'ah:ons wi ll seek a co urt ord er fo r thr "" immediate" re turn of the $1.5 million re ma i ning on hi s foo tball signing bonus. He sa id Atla nta ncwspa pPr a.., "ayi n g whilt • thr Fa lcons an· Pntilled to recover pa n of h i'> fuu t bc.l l l r a r n i ngs if ht~ t'.x It' ncl ..., h ,.., Yankt'f'S eo ntr<ICI, l<.l king $1 .~ m ill io n of h i.~ si_gni ng bo nu ~ "J ."wa~ · too mu ch · · "'I ga w· thf'rtl <1 milliOn·and -d half -doiLJrs wort h of rxritP mt •nt l as t _v t·ar. Sa nd Pr s said " T hry· rr rn ti! Jr d to '>Ornf'thin g. mone.v for l hP gamPs I m issf'd. fines for tf1r trai ning ramp dv.., I missC'd and mmi ('am pd a.\ ·s. But that' s all. "ThPY h;l\ "1 ' a right to bt · upsf'l , ··Sand er s said The\· don·r havP 11 rig hr to br $J. r, millio n worth of upset . I gut'-"' ·" J should \·p <.; jgnf'd <I pn · nu~t t a l <-lgrPcment. " tha i M I. Pd Tn ntnlll Bo•lon .\\ lj .... .... H lb,lllmort· lk-1 relt 111 .HI! I lD l~ .l " :'15 ,,,;u. " U .\ "' ' ;t!tU l~ :111 ......ill :llt l:l ~II ~t l - ,\!t/1 :1 II I~ II .. 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S WI Fnn•·i,.. -o - \1. 11hl"l"l hd lh a< lilj,rll~ I no k .. oou .. ·a-·ko..- _ .,,.m kt·n .. ·d;\· M a..hltll'lon - l'l(llt•d d<' lrn.,ht· Todd Ro111 J.-., ll ur .. · RadJlll ,,.,. \ nrk St:t t• · Ra tl na aM " IIKI'r lnl: Hoard - 1-; ,1 r ~ · lliiNIUOI"t'd fl[., ti..,l (liii!Jq n..., I haltJl'I.;IO ol th I ' ~f"'<l \ nri& "" •••• · Rud~~~: ( omrnt>oJon 11nd II" 11 d in>l1or of th 1• 'I'"' lnrt Sl!ill" Tho r o-.. htlrr d Rtt· .. • • 1111111 n ... .. . . pm~nl ''"'I. " '""k ,...... ( "h io"lll8 SEC expansion among the top i~sues at this week's meeting By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer The Southeas tern Confer en· ce's football coaches and players gather In Birmingham. Ala ., th is week, but don' t expect them to be disCussing preseason favorll es . The big news Is conference expansion and lhe co ntroversy surrounding th e nearby PGA Championship. Arkansas , No. 13 last year when the Razorbacks won the Southwest Conference, seems to be a shoo-ln. and No. 2 Florida State leads all other candidates . With an eye on Increased television revenue, the SEC talks abOut expanding from 10 members to 16, dividing Into two elchl-leam divisions with dlv· lslon winners staging a playoff before the bowls . The 10 SEC football coaches will be accompanied by two of their top players . Bu ll hey will be in a dimmer spotlight Tu esday thr oug h Thursday In th e wake of the events surrounding the Shoa l Creek Country Club outside Blr· mlngham. sll e of nex t week's PGA Ch ampio nship. Major sponsors have with · drawn advertising from the ABC -ESPN t el evi sion coverage: civil rig hts groups have an nounced protest plans: and fanner PGA Champion Lee Tre· vl no says he may nol play . In case talk get s around to football. Interest may focu s on the coac hing c hange at Alabama, where Gene Stallings replaced Bill Curry, and al Kentucky, where Curry succeeded retiring Jerry Cl albcrne. There's also a new coach at Florida, where 1966 Helsman Trophy winner Steve Spurrier replaced Galen Hall • Pickens competes in showcase Wonderful Vacation Land By BOB HOEFLICH J'm back from the hap, hap, happy world of Vacation Land. Once more I have come to the conc lusion thai be It ever so humble there's no place like home. You probably think that I 'mgolngtoembarkon a detailed account of how wond erful Vacation Land is, Nope! And would I stoo p to telling you abc ut the hotel's inadequat e air conditionin g, the Ice machines which were empty for days, the continental breakfast tha t com pletel y disappeared although it was Included In the rates, thr la vatory and shower faucet s that seemingly require an engin eer · ing degree to operate effectivel y. and the over head co bwebs in two location s? Sure I would! Being an optimi st by nature I always look up and as a result I spot cobwebs- I think I 'm supposed to see rainbcws and happy times. At any r ate, cobweb:-; , ! can accep t at home but at tho se rat es, cobwebs should be a no. no In Vacation Land? Did I complain'? Of cou rSf' not. I j ust seetheda bltat the seamsand hand led It the way most of u s do - In silence. After all. we can' t hav e those workers out there In utopia thinking th at we're anything but laid back , happy people who ar c gratelult o be i n their corner of the world . Of course . upon ret urn ing home f rom th e happy tim es of Vacation Land. it i s mand atory to rhPf'k nut lhP h appen ing ~ o n the home front during your abst'nl'<' . After a ll , the wo rl d doesn' t stop - eve n for m£' what a shocker~ .Jill Picken s. 12, daughter of Terr v and Tammv Pickens. Su u1h Zanrsvillf' . n•rpntly co m· pet~d i n the Showstoppers Na tiona ! Ta len t Com(X't i tion in M yr tle Beach. S.C. w i nning se co nd place tn clogg i ng . Ov er 1HOO children com(X'ted in th£• ~P\'£' n day rompetil ion. FuundPd 11 yPars ago. Show · stoppr r s NJt ional is one of the where she stayea ctoseoy the hospital wllh of course, much hope for his recove ry. Jane and Russ were suc h a close coupl e so much tog eth erness . Jane will need our love and support . Knowing you as J do, I'm sure It wil l be there . Has anyone asked you abcut taxes? A read er report s that she had recei ved a call from Massachu · set ts. The ca ller co ndu cted a det ailed survey on the reader's opinions on various taxes that are being suggested in accordance with the plans of the admini st ra tion to Increase taxes. Being a little fed up with the set -up tn a lot of direction s. our reader ex pressed a lot of opi nions which prob ably weren ' t too wrl comf' AI any rate, she wond ered if anyon p elSP herf' had rPceiw•d suc h a call. At this point. J' vc heard of no onr . L-Irgf''>t and most rPcogniZPd ('ornrX'tit i on in th P wor ld _ da n Cf~ P l rkf'n :-·.' • • • • Pizza Processing Frozen Vegetable Processing Distribution Maintenance Applicant s working in th e t ea m env ir on ment will preferrably hav e had so m e manufacturing ex- penenc e and enjoy: • Working With Others On A Team • Solving Problems • Learning and Performing A Variety Of Jobs • Assisting and Coaching Others The second Rutland Street Fes tiva l wil l be he ld Sept. I f ro m 10 a.m . to d ark . There will be a fi sh frv, ga mes . cra ft s, doo r pr izes and entertainment . Tables are ava il able for $5 each for anyonf' int er rstC' d In se lling craft s. Mu sic wi ll be provtded by th e Blue Jea n Specia l Band . There wil l a l so bl' a r logg tng demo nst ra tion . A prlm•r and p rin CI' -"-" contrst w1•n ) l.l _.., J Dan i ;1s. ow nrrdin·ct m ot Th('a t rf' D an(" l ' School on Hroadwa y in f\rv, Yo r k Ci ty: OUTSTANDING LEAOER - Gl adys Thomas was honored at this year's 81g Bend Girl Scout Molher·Daughter Banquet as scouting' s Out · standing Woman ol the Year . She ha.• been Involved in Sf:O ultng for many years with hrr oldest daughter In Parkersburg , W.Va ., ~nd h~r younjl;est daus::hter in Meigs County . \\ htl£' tn In m y absence, a letter arrived from a couple in England The communcatlon comes from a co upl e who are desperately seek · ing any information on Eddie LeMa ster or LeMas ters . for merly o f Long Bo11om. Eddie wa s i n the U. S. Army during World War II and wa s stationed at Lirhfleld. Eng land , frnm September thrnugh Oc tober of 1944. The couple ask s your hPip in locati ng EddiP before it is too l ate to br ing about The Pillsbury Company offers competitive wages 6nd excellent benefits. Applications Will Be Taken At Your Local Ohio Bureau Employment Services Offices .JACKSON/VINTON PORTSMOUTH 317 Broadway 1005 Fourth St. GALLIPOLIS 45 Olive St. CHILLICOTHE 38 Marietta Rd. ATHENS 246 W. State St. WAVERLY 110 E. Emmitt Ave. Beginning ltnmediately From 8:00A.M. - 5 P.M. PILLSBURY tS AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/EOE/AA/M/F/VETERA_NS Htrhard Ost l und. talr' nl r oordi nator lor lhl' :l:l t h Aca drm~ !\wards; ,tnd . I ~>Jn W h1tt akPr. r ho rrogrJp ht'r J nd CJ '> ti ng d tn•ctor l or Op r_\ l: tnd in :.. a.. . hvi lie and · tht • :vii s!-. Trn nl'!-. ~t 't' Pagf'a n t. C'o nt PslJnl~ Wl' rt ' j udgPd on rputi 1w difficult\·. o.., l .:~g£' p rf's t•nct· . r hv thm ilfld sn und . ff'rh niqut' tl.nd co.'-.!U ml' . Pickt •ns \"I' (Ti\"t•d ;1 '>Cil!"l' of J."l ;"1. 1. whkh ' was I Jnd ont• h<J if points lpss. tlw n thl' na t i un<.tt clo~=:g in g · clwm pion . Pickl•ns b t ht' granddaug ht rr 1)1 Mr. :1nd Mrs Thoma s Sc hoon · O\ "(' J" . Hu!land. and Larry Pi<"kt'll .'i. rom{' I"O\". Shr is lh r grf':l t gr andd cwgh rrr 0 f Ilo nni r Mil ler and M arjo ri e Wilt. M iddlepor t. a nd M1 . and M r-.. . S.C . l' ickrn ~. Jlomt ' r O\ Parkersburg, Thomas took her troop to England. t\rcepting the award on lwhalf of their molht'r. who was In the hospital at the tinw, art• Paula and Anita 'fhom~ . as pr!'!-~t•ntrd hy Shirley ('ogar , Hi~ Brnd Gir l Sl~oul St•rvit•t• Unit Dirt•t•lor , and Ut't ' Lawn•ru·e, (lirl Sl·tml 1-'it•ld Uin·dur. Church of Christ homecoming set The Zion Church of Christ on Route 143 will be havi ng a homecomin g re vival Aug . 1i -1 9. The ev an ge list wtll be Dave Luc as. of Opera tion Evange lize. Chesapeake He will be spea king on F'rtday and Sa turdav nights ancl for th e Su nda v a.m . se r vi ces. as Wf'l l a:-. the hofnecom in g serviePon .1\ ug 19 at 2 p.m . Providi ng sJ)('riat mu sil' will b1 • a reunio n. An y i nformation no matt er how small would be apprec i ated. Anyone wit h Inform at ion can contact me or the fam i l.v . Th e address is Mrs. G . R. Graham.;; Howoles Lane. Brownhill s Wal · sa il. West Midla nds WSll7PJ. England . St('V(' Corn wel l. a I so of Oprr;H io n F:1·a n gelize. T he church is located fiw and o n~ h alf mile s nort h on Rou t<' 1~ :1 fr om Rout e i . There will bC' u carry -in dinnrr to celebrate the homPcomin~ on Aug . 19 fo llowin g the n:orntng s£'rvires a t 9: .'lO a.m ~,· pn m g Sf'rVi CPS begi n a t 7:30 p .m . Scholanhip Preece birthday M rs. Vlna Preece celebrat ed hrr 87 th btr thday r ecently at h<'r home in Inez . K ,·. The par t)• v;a s hosted b)' her daught er and gran ddaugh ter s. Amv Allen. In ez. Ky. Gay Bmidl. Corapolis. Pa .. and Faye Rarich, Co lumbu s. A huffrt dinnf'l" ~·,: as .- ;crvrd along wi l h a rnst• decor<l lt'cl bi rthda y cakf', in' crt'am. a nd soft drinks . Thf"re were fi vr genPration.., prrsPn t for the f'\'f'nl : M rs Vina Preece . her d aughter . Robert a Swisher of NPW Haven. w.r a; her gra nddaughter. Ann Zirk le. her great gr andd aug hter . Debbt r Maynard. and grt'a t grPa l grand daughter . Amber Ma,·nanl. all of Racine. Al so attending we rl' Mr . anU Mr s. Ru sse ll Ma.v na rd. SamJn tha and Rusty . Mason . W Va : Paul Mavnard. Po int Pleasant. W.\' a.: Da1•ld and Brenda Zi r kle: Terri Hvse ll: Crcl l and .Jesse Mavna r d. all o f Rac in e: Ph il Bondi of Corapoli s. Pa . From Kentucky 1VC'r e Mr. and By the wa y , do you really think th at I 'm go ing to be voted the person ~'OU would most l ikP to vaca t io n with? Somehow I don ' ! t hink I'm gon na mak<'i t Do k eep smiling for ages 8-12 will be hl'ld. A pet show will be held for k ids. ages 3·12 wilh pri zes aw ard ed to fir st, second, and third. To rPser vr a table or to preregister for the prin ce and princess. king and queen co ntrs t or the pet show, ca l l Joa n Stewart at i42 -2421. or Kimber ly Willford ot 742 -2103. Th e event Is bein g sponsored by th e Rut la nd Fire Depa rtm en t and L adies 1\uxtliar.v VRS pLanned h)' churche.r Co . t 'avnr h ~l El ~ l(l g r tHh.liJll' of Cht· istian i\r tHh- m ~· . ,liJc kson lwrita gP St. P; tul !.u tlwr<~rl Churc h. "D1 L. Sr co nd ~ ~ . . Pn mi'I"O_\·. wi II hos t !ht' jotn1 \ .JC"J!ion Riblf' Sc hool with Po mf' rO\" L ' nil t'd Mt' lhodist Cl1urch and Trtn!l\" ( ·,, ngt · ~ · ga tiona! Church . Aug ti Ill . trnm +i :mx .\11 p .m . night II . Till ' 1Jibl1 • '> l"illltJI I'> (ljX'Il to \1 1!\: A PREEfE <"h ildrf' n a g!' 11111 '1' through sixt h Mr '\ .LimP_.., HJ .\" Prf'I'Cl ': .11111 mi£' PrrPCf' a nd Wand<-l and .Jam it· ; Mr and Mr s. R.Jlph Fndicoll ;uHI Tra \"ls; Mr and Mr s Bo il Sti 'I'P: Meli nda ;ond .rrn nif r r : Mrs . C1·ar ir Moon '. and Da,·id : Luw•·ll 0 Dell c~nd ..,on : Jla Strpp: .l ud ~ <·o rnt:H ,: f)f>Anna Damron: ~h <HH I 1\!h :-. .I R . Co plrv: ( ;l ad\' llorn . Su .s;o n and Dav id :'\ll0n: and StqJh a ni P Ki r k . gro~ d1 • Tlw tiH ' JI H' olrll,.., \t ' .t J · ., \ " H~ i., · ·.Jotnnl'\ " wilh .ll'~ l!.'i . . ;urd io., I)]Jt·n roam· <tn'<l l' hi lrl l ?.t·gi.'-.l r a ti un lnnn _-; drt ' ;w ;dl. l bit ' f rom Pa..,l nr !.aura ~ hrd fl f'l" Chi ldr('n m.t , . .1ho he l"l'gi~H·r(·d on \ll onda \ t ·\ t' nl ng F 11r mon ' intormatin ntn rt 'J;: I"rr;Jtion. conrc~ct 1'<~ "-101" Stn f'ffiPr J 1 St Paul l.ulh( ·r;t n ('h urch j!~t2 2(1 ](1 . <li at lht · p.tr ,on ag e. led, l ead II if not carry it In a suitable con tai ner; In m ost ta lented class, t ricks listed on entry blank mu st be done in fron t of judges: judges decision Is final; all pets should have rabies shots. A plaque will be awarded to the winner In each cla ss. a roselle will be awarded t o I he second and third place winners In each cl ass and all other participants will receive a participation ribbon. The entry f ee Is $1.50 per pet with an entry deadline of Wed nesda y, August 15, 1990. Entries are availab le In the 1990 fair premium llsl and are lo be mailed to the Meigs Co unty Extension Office, Box 32, Pomeroy . I I 1 _.. 1• ,.t:ldplt• .. 1141lST U1151 . I'OIIIOY 992·U17 I ~ , lllU(h{'r ('X J tnr)(' Ci l!rltllllme m Centra l Tru st PLEASANT,VALLEY HOS~rrAL _ . li ·, "" lcimily' ol proltuionols ' " ' .. ' .:&."t, ' loll Tu ( u., tofll(' r"' your office for v i sH ne1 rrst deta tl s today. $10,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT Ca.[[ {304} 675-7700 after July 18 for appointments I I •flld!IOY·O.,-Oil.• we ~--"· "-"'* I L ------------------------------ Call or Suing patilnts 6tginni111J >tugust 1 Moniay tfu-ouon 1 riiay 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. I · Til<' 7- ll.•y· Prc m ium CD of l)llf Pfta.sant 'Vaffty .Jfospita£ 'Mufi.cd Office 'BuiMing ~ .._.._..... Jr each 7 dav Jnntversary in tfu I I ............ En1nv rhe flexibility and liquidity of a CD w htc h tS luroma rt caJiy renewable and redeemable Interna{ Mecficine II -ll!ftWYII.MiaPWin•_._...,,._a,.....,__ ... II ------- nnnce &er• Ylnnounce.s t!U opening of his practice in I I I - --~ -- tt-• •--.t•c..r•• ...... J ••••....,. • ~ .. - GAN RNER Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. : I I __TyJ. .IN ~ u.e ertca •• ~ .._ fll • e hurches, apartments, drug stores . SlmpUfled in content, convenient In formal and very affordable . FIVE t<ENERATHJNS - Fivt• generalions of Mrs. \'ina Preece's fllmlly were pres1•nt for lwr M7th birthd ay t·Plt>bration in Inez, Ky. Pictured from right , Mrs . Pn• f' t'P, Mrs. ltolwrta Swisht'.r, Mrs, Ann Zirkle, Mrs. Debbie Maynard , and Ambt•r Maynard. tn front. ------------------------,1 I I-- Business PoUcy . , . packaged protection for retail stores, oHices, St;rn· Hv sPII ol Ji nnwrn.v h<J _ "br-Pn li'\ll'd o n \1t)un ta in S1.ilt • Co l lt ·~l'·s Prro.,id t·nt ·., I i'>t !u t sp rin g quarl l'l ln onit'l to , q .J pt ', ll" 11n iht · t-.JI'PSidPn t"s li.'-1 . o., tudl'nl s mu o.,! pa r1 1 a gt ·iJ d t• poin t :t\"1' 1 <~gt • nf .l :) or alXJ\'(' and IH • ;t fu ll timt · studf'nt Hv~cll i:-. mc~jor in g in hi g lwr JCCuun1ing manJ grml' n t . Attend in g we re Hev. ond Mr s. James R Acree Sr . Rev. and Mrs. Mike Willett , AngicWIIIe!l , Mr . and Mrs. Ron Clo nc h, Ryan and Valorlc, Mr . and Mr s. Dan Hood . Davi d and He at her. Mr and Mrs. Joe Humphrey, Kandls and Joe Jr .. Mr . and Mrs. Gene Humphrey. Kristen L ay ne and .lamPs Acree J r . r -------------ENTRY BLANK : 1110 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR PET SHOW I Tlo.....ar, Aapotll, 1.. I I a. I I \'•rN.,.~ It's the SERIES ONE On Prendent 'r fjrt Pet show set for fair Once aga in , falrgoer s w ill ha vl' the apport unit y to see a var lety of uniquely dressed pet s, creep y snakes and !I sh at the ! 990 Meigs County Fair. The pet show will be held at 1 p.m .. Thursday August16. In th e show arena . The cl asses are best cat. best dog, bes t rodent, most tal ented 112 years and under) , most talented tl3 years and up). most unusual, best bird, best fish, best dressed pet and best over·all . The rules are: no anim als \"elghlng over 1;0 pound s: one entry per class , no anima l can be entered In more than two classes; pet must be under control at all times: If pet can be ~.acarded Willi am Jlr~ ;. nt' of Ravt' n~wo:od has bl?f'n a v.·11 nh •d a S~ilfl Cflra mk s<'ho la rsh ip h;. Horking TC'chm · ra l C'ol lrgl' T ht • srh OIJrsh \p is ~;, pon so n·d lJ\· Ct>lLt r t\ (' lg h1 s Cld\ HilLside Baptist Church holds special juLy 4th activitier Applicant s shou ld also: • Possess High Work Standards • Work Well With Little Supervision • Participate and Shour Initiative • Possess Good Communication and Listening Skills c h urPo~ra ph rd by PDulr ttf' Hi:iJTiso n and K ay Ht• rns lf'_ \ ol th r S h ad~ · River S huffl(~ r s. Pir kPns is <.1 me mber of D;:t ri;J" s Da nrPrs in Za nrsvillP. Amo ng the ]}ane l o f j udg(' S ~~l 2 ~liKH . Special actlvlltes were held a t HIIL,idP Baptist Chu rc h on the F'ou rth of .J uly. T h(' evPnlng hPga n with rr~ u ­ lar church srrvices which wrrf' h eld ou tside undPr the trees . Followin g thr service wa s a cookou t foll owed by gamrs of hor ses ho e s. ba sPball. ;~ nd vo llev ball "' Midnight so lo . Flvrr" was Rutland Street Festival slated Th e Pill s bury Com pany. which s uppli es premium quality f oocJ products and outstanding service to its customers 1s now acce pting app li cations for full - tim e e mpl oyme nt as a t eam m e mb e r m the following a r eas: The Daily Sentinel Tuesday. July 31. 1990 Page- 5 In thumbing the newspaper s I noted that Jane Brown had lost her beloved_ husband. Ru sse ll She must be em o tlonally and physica lly dra i ned after ha vi ng gone through so mu ch over lh ~ pas t t rw week s in Co lumbus ·Thtino's" ·" POM~ T rnn -.;~, tt ury. S.·OIII Ir t.'i,.llt 1-tJ oo l U i! klitnd t :Wil!!l'! ' 9-t ). III:U p m M Pdnl'"'odll.'" (;lll ffil ... ( Mllfnrnho id Mlnno·~ ot~ T,,,.,. Ill 'VIII -...~tu lu··· S.•JIIII,. Ill Oat&.J~tnd lld rnll • I ..,,.,. \ nr ~. n iM hl kun .....• I !1.1 a t ( l•·., land . ni .rhc Tonmt o ~ ~ R~tllimoN•. ll <I IH I hh "~" ~ • 1\oJ•I n n. n1(tt! • TWELVE playt'rs took part in tlw Middh'porl \'outh Lcagut• Bas•ball famp in the 12-15 agt• group. Pittured ahovt' (nol in order) are · ( ' hrio,; Knight , Mlk• Vant·e.liary Stanley , Mark S!an~·y. 1'\akuma Tyn•t>, Br('nt ~~·wsomt', Slev'' Wood, .John Mattf>a. ,Jart'd Sh•wart, ('arl King , KyiP JENO"'- ~~~ - ~ · :i.ip . m ur~ Mo nda \", gavf' up sPVf'n r un s. s i x ParnPd·. on se-vrn hi ts with four wa lk ~ and fou r stri k eo ut s. '" I don ·t m ind " s t a rtin g, MrCJ tfi gJ n said . "'I just want to ~ t ' l t hr ball. I jus t tak r it Dnl ' in ning i:l l a timPand I goJs lu nl-! a'> 1 Ci:lll . Th a t 's th(' wa.\· I l ookrd ; 11 n~ l if•\"i n g. a nd t ha t's thPsaml' wav I look at star tin g. ·· 1\orh S haw ;mil McC;J ffi gd n pitrhPd th P fir s t thrPP innin~~ without g i\·i n g up a hit . hut r ;t' rald Pf' r r \" lPd off thl ' !-\ ansa'> l "i t\ fou n h wi th hi'i '-it'\ ·rnth hom(·r of thl' yt'ar to <.,l.:lrl a four ru n innin g Shaw walked .Jim EIS<' nn •ic h. Transact ions l.11.rkln lrOO'I th r• t.>d~ .l dNhlt-d ll'ot ; o ptlnllt'd ""1"0nd 11""rn uu1 l "hlp H • lr to ron land o fltl t· l' ~dllo ( " '~"I ,,.,. \ pitch Bud Bl ack In Ca ndiotU' s spot Friday in New York. with Candi otti pitching Saturd av Candiotti had pit ched eight in nings Saturday. but with the Cl evel and bullpen depleted bv two wPekend doubleheaders, the Indians told Ca ndlo tti not to do his regular throw i ng befo re the game. . Instead, he got hi s work tn during the game. "I tried to get Shaw throug h the sixth inning, " McNamara said . "We didn't have any bullpPn." to ha vP hi s right co lla rbo m• Pxa minPd And v McGaffigan. 2-U. mak ing his th ird st ra ight s tart arlfn 22~ .., ,ril ight rrl ief a ppr ara ncrs. pitcht>d fh T• and onf' -third in· n lng s, ~ivin~ up a run on t iv£' hih with il walk and four slrikt'Out s r tc \f•lan d's .JI'f f Sha\1' . 1-1, ca lll'd up fr om AAA Co lorado Sp r ings (ln.l nnii.IIIIUj" h II <II L" ' \rl~:f· l •-. 11\•·l•l,..r '1-:t lfl U 1•"' " .. dm"'1;~,~ l .arllt"..,,.,. \ ur~ al \1 o • n ·aJ . ni[ ll l ~ [~ 11 1., a l l'h iL., f,~phl.l . nl [hl l'it c.J u1 n;: h a 1 l"h lr >I(O . " iKhl Kan- Ill .\ I Appt.-r l · l> ;1.1 1"11'\i'l>iod I :O:IIIhlllf-ll,·li i.1 : U p. m ( ltl lfnr niu 1F"Inll· ~· 1:1-11.11 "ln,..... utlll 1,\odo·r ..oftii :O) . l' O.\p. n1 TI' U>! H)·a n Hl-l1 a C~lh•~Uiil •o•l ft.o.,I!J t: a.~ t Indians to a It er their rotation ami !tlt•,~t~' l"- 1""' ( 11-Vdllnd - Tomtllln !1 . B .. lthnun• ·! 88 ... 011 :1, OtlnT,(O fl .'111n..,.otll 1. ( >i l lf(h"nl,. :1 T ~u-' l 'VIIho·,.uko••·l UUbuo4 i. 'it' lUll!• t Tu1·'-CIIIIY (;am .... T,. ...,, fourth on Candv Maldonado's RBI single. The Rova l s tallied three timPs in the si xih to m ake 117 -l. Tabler and Kevin Seltzer stroked RBI singles and MacFar lane contribut ed a run -sco rin g double. T he Indians scored three run s i n the eighth to make i t 7-4 on Jacoby's RBI si ngle and a t wo· run double by Cory Snyder. " That was a bright spo t. We put som e runs on the board in th e la s 1 I wo innin gs," McN amara said. ·'These gu_vs have not quit .·· Usi Ca ndiot l i may Ioree the ~ · Ujp . m dl"'oohifodtl~t M ~n"""t" lt)· i. { "! nf' l >~~~dG ( "hlo->t«n I Mi nK who m oved to seco nd on a Jeff Schu l z si ngle and scored when Pat Tabler 's ground er took a bad hop off t hird ba sem an Brook Jacoby's ches t for a singl e. "The bad hop was a key play ," said Cleve land manager John McNamara. "Tha t ball could havr gottPn us out of t he inning . " Sc hulz took third on a passed ball and ca mP ho m e to sron• on catc her Sandy Alomar's throw ing error. T ab ler moved to second on thf' error and scored on Mike M acFar lane's single. Clevela nd scored once in th e 1\a.~· l lllll ...11 .lttln• ~ot>l <.lllurnl .. 0 1 .lfl ~~· .....•1 I hh ·~u 'inUk T . I!MJ ti l ;1~ 'MO" l'llrlo . O~liland t;l\ -H!I - ...... ... .. lj l .l U .i t Trail ing 7-·1 in lhf' ninth. CIPvrland loaded the bases with one out and scor ed oncr wh en Ca ndy M aldonado 's sac rific e fly drovP in Alex Cole and rut thP lead to 7-6 when Sa ndy Alomar si ngled In Jerry Browne. But Montgomery got Brook .Ja coby to ground into a Helder's choice I hit ! Pnded the game and gave him his 15t h save of the year. Montgomery walkt•d BrownP and Dian James In the ninth to make earning hi s ninth save ln the l ast 10 oppol'luni t tes more difficult than it had to be . "11 was scar y," he said of the nin th. " You don't want to get in a si t uat ion where a guy has to hit a ball at someone in order for you to get ou t of an inning. Walks always m ak e it tough. I'm not a wa lk pitch er. I've go tten b.v to thi s point t hrowing strike s and th at's what I have to do. " Kansas Cit y first bas Pman 1;eor~r Brrl t hetd a co lli sion with M it c h Wrbster at firs t in th e ninth and wa s taken toil hos pit ;_ .l l -~~ t . ltl : ll~ plll f'n..,~ lolf'rrlltintw.l \Mt:Hit .\ ., I.[,U; n : lttlh• ~ ll~ l ... Sa nll ers was quotPd a n an ,,tbint.a 11 htn· I M) a l .,.,.." l nltl' d O•·~r h1nd . l hP F'a lruns h<Jve . alrea dy f i nf'd Sander s $10,000 for miss ing a ' 'm<lnd a t or .v '' mini - t rain in g l'am p and are fin ing him $1 5 011 for Parh day h(l is la1P r eportin g to th e prrscnr pre -season ca mp In addi t ion , Al len said. the Fa lcons wil l redu ce Sander~ vcar ly romtwnsa tion by $1:01,000 prr yea r "as forfri1u r r of that pan of his sala r.v which rrprP'-. rn ts the inducC'ment paid to him to be a full -l tme football plavl'r .· and al so rC'dUCf' hi ~ sa lar y fur· Pac h (oo lball ga mf' mb'>Pd ··d uf' to hi s plaxi ng ba ~P hall w ith tht' Yankrrs in violil tiun nf thP Pxpress term s of hi s contrac t with thr F;_d co ns . " 1 Ru~ k.J..I· ~I Majors By The Bend ' By BOB KEII\I UPI Sports Writer CLEVELAND IUPII - Jeff Montgomery did a lithe thi ngs a relief pitcher Is not supposed to do. He got the save anyway . Tom Candlottt, pressed into • ••• } f' j 1< '!:.l Muimum deposit 199,999.99. Sub~ ramiat p('fl nhy fm earl)' .,., ,t hdr~w:il lnreresr paid ro prin 1·ipal and ,umpnunded werkly Rar eo; r ffrt"ttvr luly 17. 11m . al"td SUb jtt't lochan~r WithOUI Mlffr ~ir! d liSSUtnt's.t h:ll Slated r~l{".rt"m~in~ cnnsu.m for a full yeor wirh nn wtrhd r~ waJ.~ nf tnl er~r or pr1nnr ~t ,. TiiE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY ... The Bank That ,'.take• Thing• Happen. . 992-8661 ' . 448·0902 Middleport G111ipoU. Member FDIC ' ' .. �PaQe-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Beaver family gathers The 12th annual reunion of the Charles and Fannie Wolfe · Beaver family was held recently • at Star Mill Park In Racine with 67 In attendance. Table grace was given by .Ernest Bush. Recognized and presented awards were Mattie Beaver Hill 87, oldest woman; Russell Cline' : age83, oldest man; Joshua Hupp: one month, youngest boy; Jenna Hupp, two years, youngest girl ; Ernest and Flossie Bush, 43 years, longest married; VIrgil and Patricia Collins, one year, newest married; Carl, Connie, and Laura Hill, traveled farth· est, from Richardson, Texas . Door prizes went to Iona Hupp, Mary R. Hill, Mary Smith, Tessie Wolfe. Laura Hill, Bruce Gheen, and Melissa Teaford. All child· ren under 12 won prizes. Besides games and visiting, there was hymn singing with Tim Owens providing music. Attending were Don Manuel; · Ernest and Flossie Bush; Bobby Joe and Tessie Wolfe; Bruce Gheen. Melissa Teaford; Vonda R. Wolfe. Jody and David; Loretta Smith, Mary Smith, Mary Jane Foresten, Robert and Roberta; Clara Powell, Russell and Leona Cline; Darrell John· son and David Proffitt, all from Racine. lona Hupp, Ed and Sharon Hupp, Jeremy, Jamie, Jared, Jessica, Jenna and Joshua, all of Long Bottom; Alva Jr. and Grace Holsinger and Brad; and Vtcky Gillilan, Reedsville; Russ and Freda Holsinger, Crystal, J .C. and Laura Eastman; Mary Gillilan, Chester; Tim Gillilan, Middleport; Wib and Mary Gilll· Ian; Carole Gillilan, all from Canton: Jerry and Mary Hill, Medina; Patty Manzey , Pome· roy; Tim and Glenda Owens, MI. Vernon; Virgil and Patricia Col lins, Bea Cline, and Kimberly Anderson, Alexander; Mattie B. Hill, Clark C. Hill; Carol Cline, Seva and Robin Lemaster, Co· lumbus; Charles H. and Helen R. Wolfe. Linda Black, Jason, and Larra, all from Carroll; John Myers Ill, John Myers IV, Lancaster: Carl and Connie Hill and Laura, from Richardson, Texas . Next year's reunion will be held July 13 at Star Mill Park. Fellowship Dinner held A fellowship dinner was en· joyed recently was Jhe Syracuse Asbury Uni ted Methodist Church. Rev. WesleyThatchergavethe blessing with 47 In attendance. Following the meal a songfest was held in the sanctuary with the Angela ires of Sugar Creek. Attending were Dave Hughes, Russ Jenkins, !llaoml Cumm.ns. Marilyn Thacker. Rosemary and Tom Dupler, Kenny and Debbie Norris Theiss, Erin and Adam. Lancaster; Larry and Ann Wiles and Lisa: Judy Pape and Kristen; Dennis Moore; Kelly Alkire: Bill and Peggy Cra ne, Ben and Billy; Harriette Sin· clair; Rev. Wesley and Mary Thatcher; Helen Maag; Ron and Rae Re~molds: Nancy Van Me· ter; Bob Smith; Russ and Hope Moore; Martha Moore; Trlna Davis and Amy; Kenny Wiggins; Sandra Hawlev and Sarah· Beu· lab Ward: M'a ry Lisle; 'Helen Teaford: Mary Cundiff; Bill and Dorothy Winebrenner: Alfred and Hilda Yeauger : Carroll and Addie Norris. Middleport, Ohio Fair, baking and canning rules announced Area bakers and canners will have the opportunity to exhibit their culinary skills during the baking and canning show al the Meigs County Fair, Aug. 14-18. The chairman for the show again this year Is Frances Goegleln. All exhibit . All exhibits must be registered by Aug. 9 and 10 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and must be In place by noon on Monday, Aug. 13. Exhibits are not to be removed until after 1 p.m . onSunday,Aug. 19. An exhibitor may enter one exhibit In each class but the entries must be made or canned In 1988 or 1989. Pint or quart jars are to be used except In the category of pre· serves. and lids should not be covered. There is no entry fee for the show but the purchase of a membership ticket is required to enter the show . There will be a total of 86 classes offered and awards of $1.50 for first, $1 for second, and 75 cents for third place will be given. In the category of preserves there will be four classes offered including peach, cherry, straw· berry, and pear. The lams category will offer black rasp· berry, grape, strawberry, and blackberry. The jeille category will offer such classes as apple, blackberry, elderberry, grape, plum, and strawberry, whereas the spreads category will offer apple butter, peach honey, and sandwich spread. In all of these categories any size jar may be used. Th e category of pickles will offer to the exhibitor classes for dill , bread and butter. sweet cucumber, zucchini, and lime. Class plans for bake sale It was announced that there will be bake sale Friday at 9 a.m . at Kroger's with each member to bake two Items at the recent meeting of the Eagles Class of the Syracuse Asbury United Methodlsi Church. Irene Parker presided at th~ meeting In which Harrietta Sin · clair gave devotions using Acts 2:22, along with "Expect and Miracle." Discussions were b('ld on th e quilt project and the new stove as well as a possible picnic In the fall. Each person Is to provide a toothbrush and toothpaste to send to a dentist who is going to Zaire. Refreshments were served by Martha Moore to those mentl· oned and Bob and Donna Smith. Helen Teaford, Wanda Rizer. Beulah Wark. and Mary Cundiff. thf'ir annual reunion for many yrars. Nel lie Lowe and grandson. .Jeremy. accompanied Paul, Janet, and Hebecca Lowetovlslt r~lallves at Elk View, W.Va . Mr. and Mrs. William Rapp, Fl o rir1!1 . arf' c;;;ppnrlinv a weeks at their home here. The Louise Eshelman familv visited In Columbus with her s ister, Virginia Casteel on July 15 and visited her daughter. Nanev Price at Otway on July 22. Mr. and Mrs. Eshelman celebrated their 25th wedding annlvrr sa rv on July 20. · Minnie McGrath . The Plains. called on her friends, Bessie Graham and Louise F.shclman . (pw Community calendar TUESDAY POMEROY - Vacation Bible Sc hool will be held Monda y through Friday at 6:30 p.m. nightly at Calvar.1· Pilgrim Chapel on State Route 14.1. Cal l q92-2952 LEBA NON TOWNSHIP - ThP Leba non Township Trustess will hold their regular mon thlv met•t ing on Tuesday at 7: JO p.ffi . at lhf' gcaragP WEDNESDAY HA CJNE - There will be a meeting Wednesday at i : .10 p.m . at South~rn High Sc hool football building for anv boys interested In playing junior high football PAGEVILLE - Th e Scipio Townsh lp Trus tPPS will mee l Wednesday at the tow nsh ip build· ing In Pagevllle. RACINF. - There will be spe· r!al mPcting of the Scuthern Local Board of Education on Wednesday at 7 p.m at the high sc hool THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS - The Salis· burv Township Trustees will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the township building . RACINE- The Racine Ameri· ran Legion Post 602 will mPI't Thursday at i : 30 p m Refresh · m<•nt s will be served following the meeting POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of A.A. and AI Anon will mC<'t Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Sacred He art Cat holic Church. Ca ll 1·8 00 ·3J J . ]051 for information. ,. People in the news----.. By WJJ.LIAM C. TR01T United p,.,.. International WIDMARK RECOVERING FROM ACCIDENT: Actor Richard Wldmark Is recovering from injuries suffered In a lawn mower accident. Wldmark. 75, was taken to a hospital afler he hurt himself while mowing the lawn Sunday at his home tn Roxbury, Conn., and underwent surgery on his left leg. A spokesman would not. specify what sort of Injuries Wldmark suffered or how the accident happened bu 1 said recovery was going well and I hal W!dmark probably would be hospitalized another day or two. "He's In good spirits but obviously he has pain and he has asked that he be given thl' ability to recuperate without a lot of disractlons." the spokesman said . RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE GIGANTIC AUGUST SALE!! Men's Hanes Socks, T-Shirts & Briefs Men's Polo Shirts Ladies' Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Slacks, Sweaters & Shorts Jewelry 90" wide printed quilt Material & becklng. Other qultlng accenorles, cuililon tops and stufiing lace & eyelet edging. ' RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE t4t-2100 IACifll, OliO MAITEIICAIID -VIlA.- GOLDEN lUCKEY! Quirks in the news------- Business The cakes category will offer four classes Including angel food; buller cake, yellow or white frosting; chocolate cake: and loaf cake. After judging. three quarters of lhecake may be GOP candidate says report ol death greatly exaggerated NASHVILLE, Tenn . iUPli Like Mark Twain, a Republican candidate for governor said the report of his death ha s been ggreatly exaggerated. Cha rles Moffett, 67, a member of the Tennessee Legislature from 1961-1963, is lis t~d as dead In the latest edition of a book published by the Tennessee His· torical Commission. taken home , leaving one quarter for the duration of the fair. Seven classes will be offered m the cookies category In which siX cookies are to be exhibited. Classes Include oatmeal; plain sugar; chocolate chip; drop orange; peanut butter cookies: brownies, cake, Iced; brownies. fudge, not Iced. • The pie category will offer five classes Including apple; cherry; pecan; peach; and rai sin. After judging, three quarters of the pic may be taken home. Five classes are offered in th~ candy category Including dlvln· ily; fudge , chocolate; fudge , peanut butter; seafoam: and peanut brlitle. In these classes exhibliors should exhibit siX pieces of candy on a plate. r..oday. Juty Jt Reugious and Senior Citizen NiQht Activity Building Judging 9o .m. Actlvitle~ Building Show Arena 4-H Cat Judging Poultry and Small Pels Judging I p.m. 6pm 6:30pm . 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. Sp.m. feeling very good this morning," Moffett said Monday after le arn· lng of his death. The Biographical Directory of the Tennessee General Assembly lis ts Moffett 's educational and profpssiona l accomplishments and says he died sometime after 1%6. The book says the date and place of Moffet t's burial were 9p. m. tO p .m. Bam Area Beef Breeding Show Bond Concert : Gallia Ac ademy H.S. Style Review The Pfeifer> Wednesday, Aug. 9a m '' undetermined.'' The Knoxville lawyer and e ducator, who Is one of st.' candidates In Thursday's GOP primary, said he is "very much a live." "Instead of flowers, I hope th ey se nd money," he sa id. Apparently the Historical Commission deduced Moffell is dead because he has not been RUTlAND, OHIO •Mobile Home 10¥' ll -H Demostrations t p .m . 3 p.m. 7 p.m. Doirt Judg,ng Aerospace Demonstrations field SWtne Judging Gorden 1roctar Puling Contest Show Arena sponsored by GolhpoiiS Rotary Club Locy J. Donon Locy J Don on Main Stage IOp.m JENOs ' Days y Mo1n Stage The Pillsbury Company, which supplies premium quality food products and outstanding service to its customers is now accepting applications for full-time employment as a team member 1n the following areas: . "Pnc1 of ad to~ all Clprul II!'IU! <I" duuble p<~ ce of ed cos l ' 7 poon1 hne 1ype only used ' Semmel•s not respon11ble for errors 1tte1 l~r11 ell'( (Che~ tor error• hrst dry ad'"'"' 11'1 pape r I C lll bt~f o re 2 00 p m d., eher publoclloon 10 maio.I! CO rrec l oon "Ads lhlf must be patd tn adva nc e are Heppy Ad• Card of Th¥tkl 'l'ard Sales In Mem or r11m - COPY DEADliNE MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAV Monthly 15 3 - Annoucements 4 - GtYIIIWIV 5 - Happy A.d1 2 00 PM TUESDAY - 2 00 PM WEONESOA'I 2 00 PM THURSDAY - 200PM FRIDAY Schools & 57 - MilaiCIIInltrumer~ll fW{!f' ·' • enter tiH• JnUmnnp: tPlephml(' l".rchanl'es ... Gelhl County Area Code 614 17 - Mt~cJIIaneou• 63 - l..,.estoclc 64 - H•v & Gr1on 66 - Sud & Fe•tllo~er 18 - Winted To Do 446 - G•II •polu 367 - Chest·u re 388 - Vo ntof"' 245 - RIO Grande 256 - Guvan D•1t 643 Ar1b1.11 Oosr 379 - W1hmt AutO I lor S•le 72 - Trud•• for S•le 71 23 - Prol•toonal Serv•CIII 73 - V•n• & 4 vyo Rea I Est ate 992 - Moddleoon PomtrO\' 67~ - Pt 45fl 576 35 Chnltlr 843 - Portl•nd 24 7 - le1ar1 Fells 949 R1 c1ne 7 42 · Aulllnd 667 CooiYtlle 773 882 895 931 - 34 - ButtnMs Burld tnQS Lou & Acruge 36 - Aell E IIIII Want ed 76 77 7a 79 - C1mpmg Equo pml!nt Cem pers P, Mot o r H om~s I@IEJA 41 - Houses lor Rent Mobrle Homes lor Rent 43 -- f•rm• tor Renl 44 - Ap1rtment lor Rent 45 - Fulnoshed Room s 46 - Sp•c• lor Ren t 42 Cet ResuJts Fut & Motor1 for S•le Auto P• rts & ACC iliiSOflel Auto Rep1u 7~ - 80111 31 - Homn for Sele 32 - Mobolfl HomM lor Sate 33 - Firms lor Sill! 98S t 7 4 - Motorcyclt* Muon Co . WV Area Code 304 47 - Wanted 10 Rent 48 - Equ•pment tor Rtnt 49 - For LeMe Services 61 · Hom• lmptowment• 62 - PIIlmbrn{l!. Hl!f'lln9 83 - E•cl'ola1tng 84 - EI•~rrc~ & Refriger•uo n 85 - Generll Hevlm g 69 - Mobile Home R'P'" B7 - Upholtterv Applicants should also: The Pillsbury Company offers competitive wages and excellent benefits. GAl I IPOLIS 45 Olive St. CHILLICOTHE 38 Marietta Rd. PubliC Notice Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO PROBATE OIVISION SUSAN WADE . ot at . Plaintiffs Hall, Rosie Ferguson. Ad - entwer the Com plaint within twenty-eight {28) days after the lat publice- - vs.PATIY VANCE. the named E~~:&cutrix of the Ertate of Mary Crickman. Deceased. et al . Defendants Case No . 26673 NOTICE BV PUBLICATION TO: The Unknown Heirs at lew. Ne~~:t of Kin. Devisee• and Legstees of Mary Crick· man. Deceased. their EJtecu· tors. Administrators. Cuttodians. AWgns. or Guardians. and the UnMnown Heirs 11 Lew. Next of Kin. Devisees and legatees of Hobart Hall, Clinton Hall, Sulie Hall, Da· vid Hall. Lucy Hall. Rosie Fer· gu 1on, LH Hall. Haden Hal. their E•ecutors. Administrator•. Cultodians, Assigns. or Guardians. Addresses un· known end David Hall. lucv dren" unknown. You are hereby nolified that you ha~o~e been named Defendanh In the action en· titled su ..n Wade. et al.. P1alntlfft. vs. Patty Vance. PORTSMOUTH 1005 Fourth St. tion of this Notice. which wiM be publi1hed once each the named Executrl~~~: of thd Ertate of Marv Crlckman. week for 1ix (81 aucceulve weeks. The l11t publication wil remain on the 3111 day of July. 1990, 8ftd thetwen- Deceued. et el.. Defend- ty · eight (28) days for an - ants. This action hM been assigned Can No. 286 73, swering will commenc:e on that date. In the c•e of your failure to answer or other· wiN r&epond 11 requested by the Ohio. Rules of Civil and ia Dendlna In the Court of Common Pttu of MeiSJI j County. Ohio. Probata Division. the pr.,.er of the Com- Procedur&. plaint demands that the purported la1t Will and Testament of Mary Crlckman. deceased, admitted to probate on the 8th day of March. 1990. be decreed Invalid and set aside. You are further notified that you may have some claim or interat In the proceedings which are fil ed herein . You Are rttqulred to . Applications Will Be Taken At Your Local Ohio Bureau E01ployment Services Offices JACKSON/VINTON 317 Broadway Public Notice j~dgment by de- Public Notice fault will be rendered against you end for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Dated this :2 ht day of June, 1990. lena K. Neuelroad, Clerk 461 26 : 171 J. 10. 17, 24, 31. 6tc SIDELINES SPORT CARDS Buy- Sell Trade 367-0588 5~ 71-'!~t .,, BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4: 30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992·2888/HOME 992-6892 DOTTIE S. TURNER, BROKER RUTlAND - Smith Run Road- Approx. one acre of cool. green lawn or grow your own vegetables Has a well kept mo· bile home with two bedrooms 1n good cond1iion. Front deck. Jus! $13,500 WAVERLY RUTlAND- Smith Run Rd. - This dianHied country resi· dence IS a p1cturesque setting wrth a redwood homethatsrts way back from the road. Has a dreamy pecan krtchen, cathedral ceiling in spacious ~•ing room wrth fireplace. The country. ~zed family rootn also has a firePI.ace. an~ t.here.ere,two baths. This 125 acre larm r .set UP. for beet cattle: It has a large metal b•n and othr oulbuHdinfiS 1nd stock.ppnds. Must see to belil!l'e. $140,000 Beginning lrnmediately From 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. · PILLSBURY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYEA/EOEIAA/M/FIVETEAANS For More Information Call 614-992-6057 SER~ICE Wi con repair and re· core radiators ond heater core-s. We can also add boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tonks. PAl HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport. Ohio Centenary TownhouH, Fri. 3rd, BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Goroges •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 LINDA'S PAINTING & co. lANGSVIllE - 7 roo• . home wrth 4 bedriiom~ din~·nroom, andl ilcllillt.(lvina .m. AlSo iltluda'i'"o" bU .· ian efficiency apartme· ., 111111 and approx. one acta· ann income ol $440.r, a month. · Onlyl $25,000 ,; IE NEED LISTINGS bed, Saxophone. IJru1w~ & Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity Fomlly Ga,.go Solo, IWg. 2 l::::;:======:::::j:i";===7=·=2=3=·1::m:o;·;:::;~ and 3. 3010 K1thnor Lint, 0•1111 ?. """TRAVEL PURSUIT Airline Reservation/ Tlckets Atlk for Ken da (614) 742-2027 "Your ~onn;~t~o~ Q· All Types of Travel" - o.11.1 MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up • KEN'S APPLIANCE . SERVICE ~92 - S:I3S 'or '185'336f 'lliiisl 1;omrO.• '" 217 E. So<., Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO J/ 6!'90/ rtn Big 9''"!10 ..,. boby clothoo olhor baby ltomo, d[ohn and oomo tumlturo. Loto of odd• Sa" and end1 llem1. Wed Aug 1 ll'lru Sal Aug 4. Flve miles out Jouyo Run Rd. off Rt. 2, tool< tor olgno. larg• 4 family yard ule, toys, dolls, c:lolhlng, fo rmals, ml'sc. July Jerry " '""'Run IWg.A01d ''"· ,s Apple mil•• out G•o•• MOVING S'A.(E" • Auguat 2-3-4-5, hutch, sttreo, Kelly"l behind J04-m-s1n. . Yard Sale, 2205 lincoln Av• W.dn•sday, Aug . 1sl . 9:00 lO 7 MoM, womons, cl'llldrene ckllh· lng, appliancn,loyt. · 133 Butternut Avt. Friday. Drill pr.u, bencl'l grlndw, bYCttr under, weedeafer, loola, lug· g1ge, wlndow1, jar1t, baakate, desk, tabl••. collectabln, much mort. c.,..y Fiahing Supp l it~~ Pay Your Phone Bills Here · IUSINIS! PHON! 16141 992-bllD ~ESIDINCI PHONE 16141 997-7754 4 p1r1y y1rd Hit. Auguat 1-2. At 7 acrost lrom Memorial Gar· dent Cemetery. 5 family lmtlde yard sale. Race I ' I St . In Middleport acrosa from bank parking tot . Aug. '"2. II : OOa . m~ :OOp . m . SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·uGHT HAULING •fiREWOOD BILL SLACK 992,2269 USED RAILROAD nES BISSELL BUILDERS FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS SALE Pu1h Mowers & Riding Mowers· Twin (vi. Rot>lit All Mlk" & Models of Chain Saws 111 d lawn Mowtrs Saw Ch•ins tor Sale PICKUP & DEliVERY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 RUTLAND, OHIO trunllt, motors, 1011 ' -t.t·..c --r/:ert-'m¢t: ,J:"l;SEARS lorwkt Cent• for Moot and Mo<Wo Aug . 1-2 . Off N.w lima Ad in Rull and . Baby ltemt, beby and children clothing, women tnd men• clothea, lot• of misc. Aug. 3. 8a.m. till dalit. Corner R1 7-Forest Run . Htlge. Spon.ortd by Foreat Run Church. 788 Ill 2ND AVE MIDDLEPORT 992 ~ 2178 misc. 8 1 211 !M) Announcements 3 Announcements A.ugull1 1-2-S. 3 mllel eouth bt Mlddlapo11. W1tch tor ~olgn• Qn Rl. 7. Antlqt.Mtkoll.c:tlblu. elotl'laa, lots at mlac. e-?. , August 1,2,3. Clolhes, ~ . glrfa, adults, chairs, 2 heat.r boarda, oddatanda. 309111 NMt• R01d , Middleport ALJt~Uit 1. JNp doors, dllhii2,3,4,5. baby lfroUar, c1r sut~halr"' , Watarbed, hutch, cablnet etereo, Iota womana clothes, cur1alr\J . gas range, muc:h more. Kolly etc. 258 Main St . Mlddlapottres ldtnet . R01d bel'llnd YFYI. Co -=nd = •·.::•·-;-:---;--:-:-:~ MoYing salt . Aug. MnonW.V... q '-;J(OOmi)Niip;;j;i- "'t;;;;Hy : Augu•t 111. and 2nd. 9a.m.7p.m. 370 Grant, MldrfleJMM'. Auguat 3--'. Cl'la lr1 lamps, baby bed, clothn, dlshW 1nd mu ef, mort. Partt•r raaldonoa. Col~ St., Syr•cuM. R1ln e~ncel1 . • 4· 16 · 86-~n C.rpon Sill. Aoguat 1-2-3 Rafn Of sl'llne. Follow the llgn• Q1 R. L. HOLLON tRUCKING fOf .. ,,_ Antlqu111 and eaii.CIIbln. Clotl'lll, giUIWlre, Avon :- '""CC 1 Dolt collections at 3 tamlt~ ytfd ult. Aug. 1-2-3. In Racin1. Outl lid tool box, fits full slzetruek. Danville. CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4422 1 · 11·90 tfn 6-29-'90-1 mo. SAlES AND SERVICE · , 810 South S.Cond, Mkldleport Furnllure1 appliances , elott<llng , llnent, alshea, bedding, pols pans, eurtalns , drapes, milk glass , lamp•, spnada, old d. YARDMAN & ECHO OUTDOOR POWER PRODUCTS ~ mere. Mlddlepon & VIcinity SALES & SERVICE We r.nge; VFW, Muon. Pomeroy, New Location: 161 North St<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 Toko the pain out of pointing. let us do it for you . VERY REASONABLE HAVE REfERENCES factory Authoriud Comer UncOin Pikl, At. Mt Yard Sale 3 mil•• Mlow Eureka, Wed & Thurs. We Soy What We do. We Do What We Soy. 36 VAS . EXPERIENCE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & ~RAGES "AI Reasonable Pri<ts" mo .tapstool, Mat c~en. ( '11 1l ilrn 6 - 12 · 90 IJ1 '90 11n n~dlo, axarclst bike, ftnc. ch1rg.r, Thurs. Fri, Sal. King Size Wal•r- 614-992-2328 Tu (lin~ drapes, plcturH, jaarw, UPMOlSHRY 1·1J. ~' 6· 1 8'90· t MIDDLEPORT - Abar gam or a home - A II\ story hom e wrth 3 rooms up and 3 rooms down . Carport, part basement, equ1pped k1tchen. Great starter home or rental home. $8,000 110 E. Etnnllt1: Ave. Aug., 1, 2, & 3, on Bulavlllt Pike, off 554. Fir lit Rd. to tefl. J 1t houtt, board tenet, uyt , ntlll (614) 985-4180 ATHENS 246 W. State St. GOLDEN HEALING SALVE & PEROXY GEL edition • 2:00 p.m F"d'l· Monday odfllon · 2100 p.m Ssturdor. . PlUMBING & HEAliNG IIIURIOR EXTERIOR Real Estate General *'.c..... ........ ..,.. BULLETIN BOARD t.d the day before tne 1d Ia to run . Sunday IOIJ0/'89ifn Transportalion 21 - BusmMI Oppoflu n1 1~· 2 2 - Money 10 Lo1n Me•gs County Area Code 614 PteaSII"Il le on Apple Gro"t Mu on New Hevf!n lellrl Bu1181o KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 985 ·35b 1 Aa on From Pool Offi<o POMEROY, OHIO 6 1 - Farm E_9 upment lti - Aedro . T\1 & CB Aep1u motorcycle. Inside ::r~ Yard Salat Must Ba Paid In Advonco. DEADLINE, 2'00 p1m. t WASHERS- $100 up ORYERS--169 up · REFRIGERATORS--1100 up · RANGES-Gas-Eiec.-1111 up FREEZERS- 1111 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up !58 - fllru•ll & 1./eget:abl• 59 - fo r Sale or Trade 62 -- Winflitf to BUy lnur~cn on 1989 • 992 2 USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WAIIANTY Farm SupJtlies &Ltveslock 1 2 - Snualton W1nt1111d 13 - IOII.tflnce . 14 - Buaineu Trs •n •ng 16 W1 Need ':~~'!In··"' 56 - Peu for SaiP. 1 1 -- Help Wenled good clolhlng, loiO of mile, MIDDLEPORT 205 N. ioiond liuot r.IDDlEPORT, OHIO 45760 OHi<e 614-997 -2886 HOME 614-992 -5692 DOTTIE l. TURNER, BROKER HOUSES•LOTS#•A'" MS! COMMERCIAL 51 - Hou1itJ1old Good• &2- SPOrUng GoOds 53 - Anttques 64 - Mtac Merchand•ae 56 - Butld•ng Supplies lihthl4611 Cla.•.• ified 06 / dav Merchandtse Emplovmcnl Sefvir.e s craftt, cake pant, llpt, boolo;a, 788 N. 2nd ~L.:.ti 20 30 4~ .60 *' 1 - Card of Thanks 2 - In M1morv 9-6. co<• o.c., 20 q1. comm. ml..r, oloc1ric ltovo, handmodo "~ t9 00 Announcernenls GOC. champion farms , 614-367-76& . 113.00 30 t d•v 9 - Wanted to Buy DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 1 t.OO A M SA.TUROA.'t. 2 00 P M MONDAY PAPE~ 15 6 - Losltnd Found 1 - VMd Sllll!pllld on a~1n ce1 8 - Publlc S•le& .A.uchon 'A ciJu rhed edVenr.utment placed'" nut 01oly Sentm .. le• · ce pt - class•f•lld d•spl~~y . Bus•neu C1rd •rod leg II no11ces1 Will llsO 1ppe1r 1n the Pt PleMi nt ~11gr11er and the G, n, pohs Derly lflbune rellch•ng over 18 000 homes • 15 full 903 Porter Rd., Old 160. Aug. 1,2. SEAR S Over 16 Words 0400 86 .00 3112 mllee past Holzars on O.J. White Rd. Lood IOf sigilli, Aug 34, i-6. miles out Mill CrHk Rd. Past FREE ESTIMATES •·--·;·--f PROFESSIO INSTALLATION NO SUNDAY CAllS 4-16-86-tfn •d• pa1d run 3 d..-s a1 no ch•ge 6 10 JOSEPH 0 JACKS 1 - -1 m o ! \ \ el 'llflhJ~ Rate tapea, aront soiling to tho lomly poto! FENCING •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION ., or Res. 949-2860 16 15 nlntendo toys 1 tools . The only thing we L.F===============:r-'lsmany new tlomo, tntant~•ug, 1-4,ftr•, ;2 PH, ~49~~80_1 Word! el•ctronlca, Family, Pulling Track R11-. lr! tor e ~ nMCU,II'II'I runs. brok•n updeyt wtll be ctlarQed fn• ,,,..,., rlll'll' •• •o•nt11 POliCI 'Adt oulsode M1'119' Gallla or Muon countiM mutl be ore 'Rec-e S 50 d11coun1 for ad• paod on advll'lte ' free ldl - GIVIIIIWIV and found IdS under 16 >NNdt will bf • Possess High Work Standards • Work Well With Little Supervision • Participate and Show Initiative • Possess Good Communication and Listening Skills • 2-4 Years related experience (Maint., Refrig. or Electrical) • Technical School preferred • Past experience in manufacturing environment is a plus. FREE ESTIMATES Now "-•• hilt "Free Estimates" 1 3 ho1111ohold, ty"""'"•'· chairo, Iampo. 4 Famll l11: Everything goes, cloth••· ottlco . ru,.,nu••, WP Guoranlet• Your SatiP~faf'1ion RATES 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' • Working With Others On A Team • Solving Problems • Learning and Performing A Variety Of Jobs • Assisting and Coaching Others 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of P-eroy, Ohio i-!1-'88 ~tfn Classifie TO PLACf AN AD CALL 997-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 3 Fomtly. 104 Socond Avo. Thurl, Frl, Sat. Clothing, For Old & New Roofs. Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling BISSELL SIDING CO. Gallipolis Middleport-Pomeroy 446-0699 Applicants working in the team environment will have had some manufacturing experience and enJoy: RPntols •Lot• Rentals spread•, curtains, clods, 322 "'goodiao. ~~:,:.~~·~~~ 992·7762 • Mobile Hoiru1 Show Arena Activities Building Activities Building Show Arena be(! CONSTRUCTION P~(!s Borns & VIcinity 1st1 2nd, 3rd, 4th. Roda, Raals, Is Your Roof Ready For Another Yeo r of leo and Snow? Now's The Time to Find Out. CALl JACKS R.OOFING & COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK 1 Robb1l Judging Dog C01e and Dog Showmanship Engineenng Protect Judg1ng 8pm Gallipolis 6-19-'90 t mo. Main Stage Show Arena Pulling Track Main Stooe MoinStaoe Main Stage The Pfeifer.; TIACTORS & lOADERS MOWERS, RAKES AND TEDDERS Repair All Makes & Models of Farm Machinery PICKUP & DELIVERY MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 Show Arena Main Stage Girl Scout Awards Sheep Judging Knob Squad Services IETOR 1990 Gallia County Junior Fair Program "It ocrurrrd to me 1 wa s DRIVERS EDUCATION CLASSES STARTING AUGUST 6TH • Maintenance Mechanics • Refrigeration Technicians • Electricians The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Ohio • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace . AUGUST 1 THIU AUGUST 30 "PRICES SLASHED TO NEAl WHOLESALE" JID S11m The relish category will offer end of the garden; sweet pepper; and corn relish classes. In the sauce and catsup rate~ gory the exhibitor may enter In the classes of catsup, tomato; chill sauce; and spaghetti sauce. The juice category will offer two classes Including tomato juice, and grape. Eight classes will be offered in the canned fruit category lnclud lng applesauce; apples, sliced; blackberries; peaches, half; peaches, sliced; plums; cher· rles; and rhubarb. A total of 20 c-lasses will be offered to the exhibitor In the canned vegetables category In· eluding beets. whole; beets. sliced; beans. shelled; beans, lima; beans, kidney ; beans. snap; beans, whole; beans, shellle; cabbage; carrots; corn: krau I; peas: squash; sweet pota· toes: whole white potatoes; to· matoes, whole: tomatoes, quar · tered; tomatoes. green: and vegetable soup. In the baked goods part of the show the items should be on disposal paper on aluminum plates furnished by the exhibitor and wrapped with a transparent covering. There will be seven classes offered in the genera l ca tegory including loaf whole wheat bread: loaf or while bread : banana nut bread; zuc· chin! bread; baking powder bisc uit s. three on a plale : corn muffins. three; a nd yea st rolls . three on a plate. Tuesday, July 31. 1990 ,.' Harrisonville happenings The Price family reunion was held Sa turday at the Harold Gra ham Rocking G Ranch with .18 In altendance. A hayride was held which ha s been a feature of Tuesday, July 31, 1990 FOREVJR BIONZ TANNING MOW o~~M C•ll Now To M•ke ApPI>Intment 94t-2U4 .. SPICtAl 30 Stllitbt~'30 Co~ ld. U Watdi'for 'SliM RACII~E, OHIO Good II PoMeroy, G.llllpotls Erplrn D/1/VO. Must Coupon · • Ganrg• ute. Au~ . t-2-3. 111 rtgl'll SyracuP. Ram or •hlne. • Singl" Information arld a dignil~ opt Lon tOr finding a · Gordon Fisher ,..ldence. Duell!) partner. Helrt ..arch: P. 0 . Boa: St. Syraeuu. Thuradty-Frtd•t· Sot Aug. 2-3-4. Toyo, ctol ..... tumllw•, 11orm windows. • Tskln; 1urvay at r.t11on County Rural ~,_..., nNdlng r.guflr Urg• 5 family yard 1111. Zuspan 11'1111 't)lcll.up. Wrttj 'HIIfrl~ lll•r· Hollow Road. Augual 1-4. loti ou2; Rt. 2 Boa: 42, Lion, WV of ml~e. 8-? 211 · .:.lll:ov:::ln .: .:.g:::o:::of:t::.""F:-u-mcchu-,.-.-,.-.-:c,. -:.· Travel, BaHbl.)l but trip, Sun· dryer, table, chalre, end-tablet, d•Y. Aug. 11, Pltlaburgh at Cln- lim pl. lata of Other lt1me. Frt.· bllihttl. $31. !rip tlcllll. SUI Sot. Aug. ,.., g,QO.? . Rl. ?. , . , dtpttr11 Point Pltaunt 8:30AM. to Sl1t1 Garage. , • Contsel Ruety C.IO, 304.11Mli 2431 or 751--5101. Moving aale. Powlll'e, 5th ~ . 1043, Gatllpollo, OH C582t. Racine. 4 • · GlvtaWay Furnttura, enltnnl, lttriG, houMholcl hlml, niOI clotl'llng. August-2,! ,4. t:QO.? ~ Nelghbort1ood 11ll. I~ tnd VIne Sle. R.clne. Augu• !IU ClotS.O., tumlltrro, ~~~~ lt.,.., top. buckle ..., ~ for tNOk. In for a Camaftt. : Noxt 1o P...ray ' ito~. Augue11tl and 211<1: 10-.m., Oorta• - · On Rl. 124. i~ mt. .W.o-Mn1High$olioilt ,..ldlnoe. - ,.., . .. (Old Flahtr Oulli.. -· · · bla~o, p.m. tiD. Aug. 1-34-4. t-4 �Tuesday. July Page 8--:. The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Pomeroy, Middleport LAFF-A-DAY 42 Yw .,.. Outler st., s,..,u.. Y1rd Saa.. Fll'll ev.,, Moving In Nil. Alloo Chojlmon'o 31118 Sr 14S. Aug. \2,1 Publlt Sale Auction Ak:k Ptrarson Auc11on Compin~ now booking IUCtione, II· ~ Mlkll the dltfer.nr; • . lloeneed /i Ohio, Klnlue!k)', WMI llllglnla, 304-773-5785. 9 WBnted to Buy ca.. fool or almll.r •rl• 1 blth "WI"ll you tallc to tub. Good concUUon only. 814- 11112·1M1 JOHN F. KENNEDY AUTOGRAPHS W.nted to buy, $50 for •anature ....,.: $100 lor 1lonodcoli l•nor; $\50 lor llgnod pl>ofo, 617-572· 1400; oroond mox COP! to' 3T CHd Vll!a91' Rd., Acton, M.. --~ omo. Employment Services ' prOmiSe nO t t0 12 Situation WNwer 304-i82-2645. AmlricaiN.Pomaroy Nu,..lng and Reha~Utatlon Center h.. lmmecUat• openlnga tor q~lfled LPN'a and RN'e. We of, . oompetillve salary, btnaftta, piN11nt IU1Tound\ng1 and e.x· ....... wonclng eonclltlon1. w1 .,.. an aqual opportunfty Empktyer. PluM contllet LaRua ltll, O.O.N. Amertcare-Pomeroy, 3871t Aoelllprlngs Rd., Pomaroy, Ohio. 614-~2..-8806. Wanted SAVE 15Jhr. Reconciling chackbooka (banks charge SlO). Butln••• or lndlvldualt. 614441...(17'08. 18 Wanted to Do :::-::-:----.,.,...,..,--Child car. provldtd In my Rio Granda Hom•. days. Exc. care, w/r~uonabla rtfH . 614·2459550. AVON I Atl ArMt I Shirley Magic Yu,. Oily Cart Ctnter -... ... 30U75-142t. DRIV~RS , KINGWAV TRANSPORT, ZANESVILLE, OH S.ekl~ experienced drtvars (1*'1 or women) who went to st1y long term whh a titbit tut g}'OWing oomPinv In 11'11 Zana• vPI• & Ohio surrounding erus. . ar..t Bentlllt , , Wtat Coast & return every wMk..2. Driv1r lnaul'llnce Poll ey wtlth dlublllty benefilt offered. lnttnll~• bonus.4. 3. S.ftty High Pty.5. Sttlt or tht 1r1 • <t"lpmont. (KW & PETE'S). Ouaflfk::allont: 1. 2 yeert, OTR operMinc. flaah 25 ,..,. old.1. Able to ,... dfuG ICI'Hn.3. Good •lety rOc:Ord .U.S. WATIS 1-33472211 Eam money by lhe week. Join thl numberl to ~nl1,..te "'((hrttt.nu-Around-Th._WOI1d". July.O.Cember. Luve n1me, add,...,, 1nd phone number on antwerlng urvlee. 814-992..-83HI. EARN MONEY Reading Booka! $30,000/yr. Income potentll l. Now hlrtng. (1 J 805--687-3000 Ut. Y4!WI2. EARN IIONEV R.. dlng books! $30,000Jyr. lnc:ome potMtiiJL Now hlrlng. (11 805 ... 7""00 Ut. Y-1018f. EARN MONEY R.. dlng books! S30,000Jyr. lneome polenUal. Now hlrlng. (1) 805-687.eoOQ Ell. Y-\542. Euy Wortl !loellent Pay! A• Nmbll product• at l'lonM. Call fQf Information. 50Woli1-8003 .... 313. Edwlrd's Tr1nspo11atlon Is lookIng frDr a fllw good ovar thl roed drfvere tor flit Md, ope111tlon bliNd In Ravenswood, WY, BOQ.. 228-6558 tor dt1alla. EXCELLENT WAGES tor ap~re UrN UMmbly. Easy work at home. No 11perianee ntoldld. C..ll 1·111-t22-H52, Ext. 1244, Including s.t. and Sun. Exeellene Wag• tor •pare time . ..mbty. Eaay won at hcma. No experience oeeded. ~•II 1504.W·1718 Ext. 11214. Open " ""'"· Including Sunday. Houttb 1p a r wanted for t..chtr, 1:30a.m. to 12:30, M.f. HouNdilanlng, wohlng, eoma cooking r.qulrtd. Expefienca and ref...-.ces pret.rrtld. S.nd rHUnMI to Moody, 403 Fourth ...... Gllllpolll. lnobpettdent S.l.. Rep. for: Hellth Sa~a. Work Soutt'lem Ohio ANI. E1perlenea Prefer,..._ Will 1r1ln. Send r~aume lo: Box CLA040. % Gallipolis Dally Trlbunll... 825 Third Ave ., Gallipolis, ....lo. <4631 tnlltruelor Ill to t..ch al C.r1elon School Prtmary Clau. Mllat have CUI'TW"It VIUd Ohio DlpllrtrMri of Education 'TNct'ICittlllcatl, and have or be and atM. to obtain Ohio OePI ment of Education M.O.P.R. C.l11flc:atlon. Annual alerting 111.try lor B.D. Doo,.o, S17.000: Pooling ...... s!li11o. Sind ruurne only lo: M..gs MriDD 1310 C.rllton Str.el .,,.._, Ohio •51111. Ulw £nforctmtnt.No II· perience nectiW')'. For applk:ltlon lnf«m•llon 12'1 9)&62· 1134 Ext.()H118 a,oo.m..(LOOpm. Tllonkyou. PHVSICtANS ASSISTANT NurN Praetloner Two C..rdlo-Vaect.Ur I Thorecle Surg~n• heWI 1........ec1• openinp for NcenHd Physldlna Au1atant. ntoracle ....-glcal axpertanca dlelr1bfe, but not IIMntill I I . . will tr~ln. DutiM will coneiat of ...IMing euroeon• In 111 aepl(lll of pii!Mt c.ra In hoepllll ..ttlng, lppiOJ . 50 holrl per weK Exc. Salary a ..,...11 pecktga wttn reloctltlon ...~e~ance. a.nd r..urne : Coo nil Slp~1 2121 Flrot AvoJ...l!_ul1t ::,~~;a wv 25 ...... POSTAL 125/Yr. - 11?-tooo JOBS $\8,312-$87, hlrlng. c.n 111 eos. Ext. P~2 for CUrNnl reaeoneble, dependable, license, quality child car.. Monday thru Friday, 7:30 till 5:30. For mora lntonnaUon or to regttttr 304-675-5847. Mlu Paula'a Day Car. Ctnter. Safe, aHordable, chlldeare. M-F 6 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Agn 2 -lO. Bafcre, after a.ct'lool. Drop-in s w_.coma. 614-446-6224. WIIJ Baby Sit In my Home ns11r Jackeon Pike Bulavllla Rd. Ex· perlenca and Refarenets . 514· 446-2648 Will blbyalt In my nome. Oaye only 814-446-6692. Financial 21 Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEV PIJBLISHING CO. recommendt that you do butl· nes. wltt'l people you know, and NOT to und money thro1.19h the mall until you have lnve111gatld tt'le offering. WOLFF TIMing Beds. Commlt"Ctai-Home Unite from $19V.OO. lampa-Lollon•Acces.ortaa. Montt'lly paym•nte low aa $11.00. Call today FREE Color Calalog 1-800-228-6292. 23 Professional Services CirciM Managemant : New Mtl\lgtmtnt, clean rooms, k>w ,..... 61""-446-2501. Real Estate 31 Homes lor Sale 112 acre, 6 rooms with bastment l n•w I'IMt pump, gar~gt , 2 build ngt . Loc1t1d al U tart Faill. IM-247·3743. 1/3 ICI"II lot With 1417'0 1980 mobile heme, 3 ORe, 2 full baths, garden tub In matt•r BR. dishwut'ler, washw dryll", '"ng'i rtfrlgerator. CA. lola! lltctr c:, IPPI'Ii . .d niue 121,500, liking $18,900. land contract n.gotlab... 0.11 eve'• I tier 7 p.m. &14-388-81SB. 2 bedroom home. Asking tlt,m. 883 Maple StrHt, Middleport, Ot'lk». S14-lti2-6227 or 6M-IIU&-33<l5. 7 rooms 1 112 b.tht , country living bU1 cl011 to Melga Sc hool and town. Rt . 3:1-4 lane, Townat'llp Road 27. Fi rst road to ~- Cal,l 614·i9 2·7118 or 1·384By Owrwr: Baallllful private HIling tor bedroom for bath, 11 acrn, pool, pond, $116,000. 614245-9579. Clarence and Lydia Hugh11 place tor Mit, A1hlon, WV. 304571-2270. Country S.ltlng. 4 Mdrooms, 2· 112 bathe, c:enfr11 neat and t lr, baMmant, attached garage. 2{1 minute• from Athena, H'2 mUM to Meigs Hlgt'l School. Rtflf'ancet and dtpoait ,. qulrld. ISK-593-6937. For Sale. 8 room t'louH and 2 bldroom ll'llltr, lAadlng Ctt~k W•t•r, pa h..t an one acrs or land rn Harrl.onvllle, Ohio. $23,000. 614-742·2150. regitttM rt~.~rM "" 12 bod flellhy (long , _ , - o d In Point Pto. .nl, WV. Uminlotrwlln 1kllll ana - ... . . - - - r y. CornpotltiH u11, &nd bonolno. Fronk Topping, ()ontlal C. Maw•• of Polnl p,.... nt. ~lonolt lor office 11pwteno. tUDIMtlndld ~ wll ccnaid.r • - : - .-..ani looking "" or nur111 wtthLPNex· po;llo-. lor ,.... lnlorftlotlon co11 :IIIM?I-113t ""' 1or Lrdl1 Sooldng 1 ~en - Goods if I ?" YOU. lor Sale 1980 Fairmont Bayview, 14x70, large, Lr wlfl,.placa. lbr, 1 112 bail!, 111 alae. 814 -«8-62"1 3 attar 4 p.m. 1987- M~~:10 C.ntral air. 304-2735660 after 5 p.m. badroom lpl. Slovs refrig ., nice. Con•lder Humen S.:rvlcn 402 111 or l<th Sl ., Pt. Pl ..HUD. unt, W.Y.•814--982·5858. apt. wtth ttove & ro~lgtra1or. No p111. $\791mo., 1100 Water Included . 614446..111 . :-;o;;----c-c:--:-:-:--::----c 2 BR lplnmont, IIOVt . . . .. fum lthed . UptJtalrw. Water & 1,.oh lumlohtd. Uppo' Rt 7. Upper River Rd . 614-446-3940. 1 BR o.'l. 2 h.mlah.d efficiencies. A.ll utllllln paid. Share batt'~. 190 or 1'150. 919 Second Ave. 614-4463945. 3 Large room tpt. & batn . Large yard, acroea from the college, 1988 Prs1tlge, 14170, 3br, 2 all ulllhlll pd . 1.240 per month. batha,all el.c. 614-367-78G7. 614·388-9946. For Sal• 1 yr. old 1411:74 Schultt mobile hom1 btaullfully decorated In mauvt and light grHn. Lar~ circular bath fub wltt'l aky llg"ht, 2 full batM, must ... to appreciate, $21,000 pt'lone 304-675-8347 or 675)629. . SPECIAL Fllctory tc you1991, 2 or 3 btctroom1417U modtll at lhe unbelievable price of $12,GOO delivered and Ml up. Caii1-800-72S-40451orct.lallt. Ap,ertmant tor rent 1420 Llwlt St. 304-87&-3420. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackson Pike trom $192/mo. Walk to shop & movlu. Caii614-446-2S68. EOH. BMutiful new completely furnlat'l-.:1 apt. Parking, stor1gt, No Pelt. 1300/me. Raf. & Dip. 614446..0338. Efficiency Apt , upstalre qu lat , t.tobH Homn tor ute an 3 well kept, nlcelr. tum., carpat&d, qutrtltl acre. $700.2 Mobil air cond, ldNJ or 1 person. 614· HomH tor Rent Children w~­ 446.:1602. Comtl. $115/Uo. 814.Z56-1575 Fumttt'lld Efflcleney, $"175, Skyline 1877 14x70 2 BA., Utllltln Paid, 701 Fourth .A'IIe, Etect:rlc, lg. bay window, tklrt· Gallipolis, 114-446-4418, alter ing, .. good condltlen . 7p.m. French C ly Brokaragl. 614-446Gr-.clous living . 1 and 2 bed9340. room apar1m•ntt al VIllage Manor and Riverside 33 Farms lor Sale Apanman11 In Mlddt•port. From $198 . Call6t4-992-1787. EOH 48 112 l . 8 room brl ek rtneh, 3brhLriFp, Oenlfp, Kc. Br, t 112 Modem 2 BR untvmltt'le<t, C.A & bat full llnlthtd buemenllfp, t'laat. No pets. ldaal lot couple tu•l oil FrlanacMd woodbumer, S.e et 541 Fourth Avenua. single attached Grtopener, plus l275tmo. 614-446-2300 . 2 car garage/work st'lop. 2 large barns and crib shed. 314 mi. 01.1t Nicely Fumlahld Moblla Hom~~ 218. 614-446-2360, evenlngt .~ In city. CA. Suitable tor 1 perton Ref. &Dep Required 614· tar 7:00. 446..(1338 Mason County Farm, Dunham Road, 86 tcru , 3 btdrooma, 2 One bedroom apta. lor rent. ball'll, formal dining toe~m 1225 montl'l. O.postt req uired. fireplace, llllllty rocm 1 hem and 614·992·2218 attar 6 p.m outbuildings, 2 ponat, county One or two bedroom Willi, 3.04-458-1918. tpartmtnta tor rent downTown Small tarm tot N~. 4 112 acrn Point Pleasant. Remodaled & MIL IIVII land. 4 bedroomt, Cl .. n. Pho ne 614-446-2200. living toe~m , bath, kftchln, dining room, comblntd kitchen 45 Furnished cabinet• .,.. 2 y11n old. alea Rooms kltcMn flooring new, tatelllte 1-;;~~::--::-::-:--:--::-:-::-­ dist'l, riding mower, trHzer, 1 , washer/dryer, cook atove 1 tay 1. Manual t'lospl1al bed wllh Sears Asking $38,500. Clost to Raclna Mat waTerproof manress $450 and Ra 11 •nawood bridge. Call Two elettrk radiators $20 aacn 304-m-9102. anytlmt 814-~9-30"14 . Rooms lor rent · week or mom t'l 35 Lots & Acreage Starting at $120/mo. Gallla Ho111 114-446-iSBO. loti I 1Cfft01 IYIIItble for n.w nome contln.tctlon on 9t•plng roome wht'l cooking Raybum Road . Pavlod road, Also t111ller apac.. All hook -ups . county wster, ,....enable Call after 2:00 p.m., 304-773restrlctlona. Information ma l!td 5651, Muon WV. on ,-.qllnt . :J04-tl75-!i253, John 0 . Gtrtac n, no alng"-wlde 46 Space lor Rertt tfWIIIers, pktM. Commercial Sign Space Rt 35 t2 acru, b..utltut , view to Rod· Wut . 614·245-9448. ney, utlt\tiea, Gallipolis Arta -c--c:BuHd your est at• or mllll. llmlly Counlry Mobile Homa Pa rk., comp6eJ:. 304-67~5104, 304-675- Route 33, North of Pornoroy. 53116. Lots, rl nhll, parts, ule1. Call 614 ·992·11Ug. 2 lote . Vaulte and h..dtlonee at Meigs Memorial Gardeni· Trailer loll, Bulavllle, Addi son Vet•rana Section. 47A Lola 3&4 Rd . & Rt . 7. 6,4-446-4265 after $3,000 for 111. 614-4Sl-8464. 4:30p.m •r.•· 38 acru 2 mllat from Vinton. Good building slln. No Mineral 47 Wanted to Rent rlghll. 614-446--0239. Would like to rent hou .. ln tha F1rmland 45 Acrn mor or lesa, country. Langs vllle/Oir:1er or Bud Chattin Road 8 mUll , Salem Cent•r ar11. 614-1112·2339 or 814-669-4001. $27;0IJO. l01 for sala. Georg11 Cr.. k Ro1d . lr:! ICte m/1. Easy ICCIII to water and e lectric. C.tHt al~ 49 For Lease avallabll . Call 614-24S.59St after , - , - - - - , - - - . . , - - 6 p _m Unfurnl st'led , one-bedroom ep.ar1mant. Second floor, corn.r One tcre Inlier lot with county Second and Plrw, Galllpolll waTer, upllc t1nk and lltc trlc Stove and refrigerator. Water h~ up. On blatk top road . provided. No pefa. Rtf• rencat Par1ially ltncttd . Owner will par- rtqll lrld . 1225 per month . 614tially Unante, $2,900. asking 446-4249, 6l4-446-2325 or 614· 446...C425 pfica J04-{1 75-V22. Route 2 A.thton, 1 acre lott, 3 mil" toutt'l Gallipolis Locka, public water, no rulrktlona, some wllh river ftontage, 3045~2'3311 . Merchandise 51 Rentals 41 Houses lor Rent Household Goods Bab~ bed, Sl25 ; cloll'lu, wu •r, S:J5; VCR, 175 ; baby, mlsc., 614-446-1052, 614-4468925. J BR. houtl, Gr111n School Di• trld . Rt. M1,112 mile rrom town . Big Snlngs on Grass Turt in AIIr 5:00 ln4...C~1 stock S:3 .99 yard. Molltha n Furn. 614-446- ~44 . Mollot'lln Carpata Upper AI. 7 North Quality Carpets & Fuml· 814-446-;1144, lure at low prieta. Check 1.111 out. Panaaonlc C.routtl Microwave Ovan. Llka new, $75; call 614- 72 Cl 1wo by NEA. Inc; ~r,T} ,J!; ~..::=========:;:=========:..~ 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 61 Farm Equipment 1---------Mernbenhlp: Cllrr.ktl Ootf o.;.., "no•• IJOGr otago= Transportation n - l Dlahwaaher, Kllct'len Aid, IIC . a...... .,., Suppty Shop-Pet cond, harvnt r d In cator, Grooming. All brllds. A.ll ttylls. S:150. 614-388-905 . lame Pel Food Dealer. J~MI Webb. C.ll SIC-446-4231. Empire Fumlturt Wttem.ds & Supplln Bade Starting a1 R~ltttred ma~ Ba. .ett Hound, $199.95; h11t1rt at S44.95t mat- had ahotl, 8 monilia otd, 304tr••• .. 11 $44.i5 ; eondHIOnlt• aii6-3UI. Dreln & lltl kilt linlfs, eon lldt & lubt ~• . fiT Musical For taJa, 6 pleea dining room Instruments suhl, Klnmors portable dlehwuher, 30.._.75-1576a. Conn Atta ••· strap, reed For Sale: 5 t'lei'NI powlf rdo call. Good cond, 1400. VIolin tiller, good condition, call 114- fair cond, $100. 304-t75-~52. 446.0418 aner 5 County Fair Special . 15% off ,.gular tunlnga. Ends: August 15. J & M Plano S.Mct. Calf Bilt Ward »4-182-2321. 1882 Blllek Regal, 1 ownar, n.w ang. & !,... .., Clll IVtnlngt : 114371.2fl32. 1982 Chevrolet Cllavttte. 614- 102-8047. Vans &4 _ UO (}) 8 (I) Ill Cu11'8nt Allolr ®J 1!J 111 Wheel Of Fortune IIlii Night Coun 0 Mlaml VIce Crocke« and Tubbs puzzte 011er a rash of murders Involving dealers. Stereo. 11!1 Music Row VIdeo aJ SponaContor Qll Moneyllno (Ill Scarecrow & Mrs. King 1116 Chfysltr llba"on, 4 dr, autDmltlc, AC~t.ooo miles. 12500. 814-31t-ua. Chrytllr Turbo New Vori!.~r. 4 door SIMian, like new An tt. equipment 37,000 miles . 1987 Handa 250-X, 4 wheeler, 6\4-367-7897. 1915 Old8 Calail. ExCIIIant CoodMion, $4200. 61<-146-0&12. 191t Chrysler Fifth Avanue, 51,000 mllol. 81•· nlet.._~. 371,;~rn . 1i87 Buick c.ntOrJ Custom . PS, PB, Tin,. Air,. S!troo, T1po, Crulta, f'I.JI MUCh M«l, Exc. Cond. Alklng 18,000. 614-<46· 4528 lor Rent 1081 Dodo• Daytona, $7,800. 304-8711-4410. ' - ...... ,_""'!. ..... ROUIII'I 81rawbl:rry Ftrm: lulh pollt011 1 end aucmbtr. bthlnd Hovan, Rood. 1104-81N237. iii wv 59 mil• Union ForSale or Trade Conning Alrlldr .,.llod. ... .80 buollol. Aloo hove boll popporo. Aormond 1 Available 111 af manlh 3 BR. Trallw, I mlln below Galllpclla one~;.•:M-~· '' Rowo. 814-247-42112. Call boloro ll.m. Of tftlf Sp.m. 1911 NltMn Pufllr NX, Black, T· T~, AU~~u . 6 ap..d,18,000 Mlltl. 114-387-0548 114-317'4841 7:30 (}) U Family Feud 1!1 Bewitched (I) Entenalnment Tonight (I) Ill Moma'o Family ®J 1!J 111 11)1 Jeoporclyll;f IIlii M'A'S'H @ Motor league Baoeball CrOIIflre ,ur: ~~ffOSI'T f)WITHP~,._WI<L 1988 250-R 4 wt'leele r, lor sale or I nidi, 614-446-8816. For 1111 1984 t andy apple ,-.d Harlay Spo11s11r11, mUll ... to lppre<:late, 304-882-2481, attar 7:00p.m. 75 Boats & a f)()OU8Lf Ofl . f'JOTHtN(; ' Motors 7:35(D Sanford And Son 8:00 (}) U 11)1 Matl~k MaHock defends a tennis pro accused of murde r. (A) Q 1!1 Maio' League Beooboll (I) (I) Who's Tho Bo11? A census taker inquires abOut Tony and Angeta·s relationship . (R) Stereo. Q CIJ C!l Nova rhe Waoram Indians in Ecuador live muc h the way S tone Age man did . a lor Sale 12Ft . flt;hlng boat with new 9.8 outboard ( trailer. Must Mil. But offer. 614-441-8888. ALLEY OOP Y'CAN LEAD THA1" FOURLEGGED tv\ONSTROSilY 1172 17 ft . Starcrtft Ttl-Hull . Boat. 125 HP, Evlnruda Englna, complete top, new upt1clslery. Call 614-288-1316 tfler 7:00p.m. TOWARD M E N()\o\1 .1 Y'WAMNA P'LA'I', THEN COME ON OVER A.N ' PLAY WITH ME! g 1!J Ill Rescue' 911 A woman tries to sa ve he r t>oyfnend from a severe asthma anack (R) St.,eo . 1;1 ll] 1D MOVIE: Forced Vengeance (R) (2 :00) [II Murder, She Wrote Htt. Run And Homicide ® Fairs And Festivals Houston Live s tock Show and Rodeo features grueling rodeo compet1t10n. Tanya Tucker tn concert. tra11 ndes. parades, and Olher leslivilies 13 PrimeNews (Ill MOVIE ' Dakota lil (2 001 1983 Aqua·pitiO Ponloon 80111 wltt'l 'Trailer, outboard and troU· ing motor, and depth-llndtr. 614· 3'1fl-2222. 1987 Ul tt . Forwln., open bow, 130 t'lp . Mercrulur alpha one, stereolcaasstta witt-~ tralltr lncludll cover and ulety aquipment. $7,900. 304-273-SUO afte r 5p.m Flthlng boat : with trllllr, 25 HP Jot'lnaon m<>lor, awlvel sNit, llva well. $800 . 614--446-1692. NOW ON SALE!! EEK AND MEEK I IF 1].\£ Slffillf CCXRr SAYS YAMAHA WAVE.RUNNERS. Saln, Parta, Accnsorln, Service. RIVERSIDE MARINE, Rt . 7 {acr011 !rom 1<-Uar1) Galtlpolil, 01'1 . 614· 448-2424 79 Campers Tf-\AT FLAG-WRIJIIJG IS FmWTED c.AXXR lliE COIJ'ST11UTIOI-J & I Af..JD 11-\W \,\.( ~ss-g IIXUD~·~ l t1A1 ffCOME THf (OI\.ISTi1Ul'CIJI':L !'W\UD/-1EJJT ARST UJ(U£Ti1CTIO/JAL l'J.1AT FOR BIDS IT 1 COOS!Tllfr.O~I'i.. NvUDMEIJr iO ll1E (CiJ_)TI!U'lOIJ Q tm Southwitd Mot or Horne. Clast A, 28 fHt , 38k Miles, tleepa 7. 4KW ONAN Ganerator, hill! aalf-eontalnld , lit. t ond, uk ng S11,500. 814-C46-4525. ' ' Services 81 Home s,os (II Goodwill Games 0 8' 30 Ill (I) & Tho Wonder Years Kev1n and hts dad build a tree house togetller. (A) Srereo. 1;1 9 :00 (ll U ll)lln Tho Heat Ol The Night A retired t1etect1 ve helps G111esp.e s o lve a murder ca se . (A) S tereo . Q (I) Ill Ill Roseanne Roseanne and J&Ck!e try to men d a rift in theJr re la Uon s ll 1p. (R) Stereo . Q {I) (1) American Experience Trace Operation Crossroads, the Navy·s tests of the atom bomb in 1946 ®J ~Ill 'Murder Ordained, Part 2' CBS Tuoocloy Movie (2:001 0 Budweiaer Presents : Tuotdor Might Flghtl ® Naohvlllo Now Lorry King Llvol ~r - - ·- r ~ Motor Homes ~ . ' ~ MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP Improvements I WONDER BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond iti onal lifetime guara nIM . locel ratera nc 11 !urnis htd Free estimates. Call collect 1614-237-0488, day er night Regen BaMment Wattrprootlng. WHAT TODA-Y 1'5. (' Compllte Mobile Home Ill Upl & repairs, tlso plumbing & electrical , roollng , t~m odell ng , pa tios & deckl etc . REMOOE[ . 1NG! Reftrtncn . Estimates. THAT RULE.5CUT CHRI5T'MA5. \'~>"'"' a _)Jt - Ron 's TV Service, IPKiallzln g In Z.f"llh t lto Mrvlclng mosl olhtr brands. House callt, ai!So lome tppllanct repairs. WV 304..S76-ll96 Ohio 614-446-2454 . WAKE UP, MAW!! I 9,30 Ill Ill Ill Coach Ha yden and Kelty ha ve a d! spute over the con cept o f comm1t m en1. {R) Stereo . 1 Q,OO Cll U l!lJ Sox , Bur a And Advertising DebOra h Norv1lle reports on the creative torces beh !nd the adve r11sing 1ndustry and on the ef1ects of advert1smg on the public (I) (I) Ill ll!lrtysomollllng Melissa and Lee worry about the~r relation s hip . (A) S tereo 0 HARNEY Roollng and Siding. Tra il er roola palnltd. FrH utlmatea. Fred Marks, 304·173-91 t6. 0 50 16UE56 9 614 ·256-1611. YO'RE HAVIN' A NIGHTMARE II Rcl•'l cr cable toOl drilli ng. Ma.t wella cetmplettd same day. Pump tal" and MrVIce, 304- ~ Newswetch Three b1g c11y pollee chief s revea l difte n ng outlooks on the law . Q il] Ill Now Twilight Zone 13 Evening News all 700 Club Willi Pot Roberteon 10:30 11J Ralalng Kida llDm Tali 11!1 Crook & Chase @ Major League Baooboll 446-C294. 82 Plumbing & .....'. . J' Healing Carter't Plumbing and Heating Fourtt'l and Pine Oatllpolil, Ot'llc &14-446-3888 84 Electrical ASTRO-GRAPH & Refrigeration Comrn.rclal 1nd R11idsntial wiring, new Nrvlce Of rtpalrl. Licensed Eltctriclans . Pasquale Elac:trtc Servlte. 614-446·2n6. BERNICE BEDE OSOL 85 General Hau II ng A&A Wallf Delivery. 2, 000 g1l. capacttr. 114-361·1308. A & R Water Ssrvk:e. Poolt~l; lema, wtlla. lmmadtat•1,000 cr 2,000 gallons dlllvary. Call 304- S"'-"13?0. W.Hereon'a Water Hauling, rtuonab._ rat11, volumt dl scounla, .2,000 lo 4,000 capacity clslema, poola, walla •tc. Cali 304-518-2~0 ' ran Ford Touruo LX. Rod lnoldo and out. All Ford optlon1 lnc:ludlog dlgttal duh, lltctrkl moon root and 111 power ac:eeuorl11. Coli 114-102·7881. B1lanel Foot. ;;37=::::::;:U:-'p7:h-.o_l:-s:-te.,.ry.:.__ _ Mowrey'• Upholllertng llrvl c· tog 1rl eounty arq 25 y11 rs. Tt'lt beat In tumltur~~ upholstaring Coli 304-8111-415< 1or ~M . . WIITinty, tiJMIM. 1HI Lincoln Town car, Sign. tur. a.rtn. 115,000 mil••· Loodtd. $\8,500. .,...12-6320. ~o::,.:;:h::I,..:-;U-;:pho ~:c ,.,:,-,.,-c =-,-n-lo_r_3_03 _ Hilltop Of. Call tor appotm~e n ta I aa11m.at• . C.Q 114-44~ 43 8. Auguat 1, 1990 In the yea r a hea d you ma y have several o pportumties to fulfill se c ret amb!Uon s a bo ut which you·ve been relllctant ~o • d 1sc uss w1th olhers . You ' ll find people m whom you c an conf ide and they' ll be ll e lptul LEO (Julr 23·Aug. 22) Everylhing will e ve ntually sort itself out sausfactonly today if you are as equally concernttd a bout protecting the interests ot others as au are your own Don't worry about wh~t s in it lor ··me .' " Leo . treat your self u (I) Ill Cil ®J 1!J Ill 11)1 News [I) Black IIIUOI Forum The Black Male/An Endange red Species ll] Ill Arunio Hell I!) Miami VIce C roc ken and Tubbs pos e a s coca1ne 1mporters in Columbia . 11!1 Church Street Sllltlon Monorllno all aotmon 11 :3D(})U 11)1 Tonight Show Stereo Ill M111num, P.l. Ill Choora C 11 :00 (}) to a birt hd ay g1l t Se nd tor you r Astra - AOUARIUS (Jan. 20· Feb. 191 Thai Graph pre d1c!10 ns lor th e ye ar a he a d by wh 1C h you couldn 1 get do ne ye s ter d ay ma1llng $ 1 25 t o As tro· Graph . clo this ca n be acco mpli s hed t od ay ra th e r newspaper. P 0 Bm 9 1428. C le veland. q u1c kly . beca us e no w e ve ryone co uld OH 441 0 1-3 4 28 Be s ur e to s tate your oe pu ll1 ng toge th er Ins tead o f pulling apa rt. ZOd iaC Slqn VIRGO (Aug . 23· Sept . 221 The qua 111y PISCES (Feb. 20- Mtrch 20) There IS a of you r mvo lve me nl s tod ay s ho uld ta ke pOSSibility yo u ma y become mvolved precede nce o ver th e q uant11y o l yo ur m - w1 t h s omeone to day wh ose mod e of be volveme nl s Pari iC ipa te m ac tiv111es yo u haV IOr will he lp restore your faith m huenJOy. bu t also be sur e they're mea mng- ma n nal ure Th1s IS an 1nd1 v1du a1 you "ll wa nt to kno w be n e r !ut a nd co ns tru c tiv e a s well LIBRA (Sept. 23- 0ct. 23) Yo u a ' e now ARIES (March 21 · April 19) Th iS >S a 1n a cycle th at s hould prove favor able goo d day to •m PIAm en t a c ha nge you ·ve for ;·ou both hna nctall)' and wher e your been senous ly con s1de n ng a nd that you crneer 1S conce rned II you ap ply your - lee! could be o t be nef11 to me mbers ot se ll p ro per ly. g a ms are like ly m lhese vo ur househo ld . Try no t to be too di s ruptive two ar eas SCORPIO (Oct. 24· Nov. 221 You s ho ul d TAURUS (April :ZO..Mor 20) Bo nds c an ue ab le to evaluat e developme nts ve ry , be s trengthene d to day with s omeone ettec t•vely toda y. beca use you r thought you recently me t to whOm you wer e in process es will be both optimis tic and s tantly attracte d . This could become a reahs t 1c Neg atives and positives will be valued relationship GEMINI (May 21 ·Juno 20) An old a r· kept 1n pe rspect iv e SAGITI ARIUS (Nov . 23-0oc . 21) rangement c an be slightly altered at thi s Something you·ve bee n wanting IO lime to provide you with a new opportuchange . bul lacke d the power o r au - nity tor personal gain 11 will not requir e thority to . could begm to make s ome too mu ch adju s tme nt . s o don 't fix what s hirt s 1n a pre fe rred direc ti on today. is n't broken. CANCER (Juno 21-Julr 22) Don'l be ,e. Rid e th e tid e CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22· Jon. 19) Legal lu c tant today to step in and take charg e agree me nts or c ont ract s mto wh tC h you at s omething 1n which you 're presenlly enter t oday s hould prove bene fi ciBI tor involve d if yo u feel i1 is be ing misman all parties involved , provided the intent age d . Chances are you could do a mu ch 1s equ a lly s incer e on bo th sides bette r job C!J Nlghtlfno ®J Nlghl Coun ~ . , •stingray' 0 Compl@te tne chuckle quoted by lilting in the missing words you de ..-elop lrom s!ep No. 3 below. 1 ·>o SCRAM-Lm A"'SWERS Suitor - Brawl - Thumb - Moslly - WORST . asked my neighbors son hOw he was do1.ng tn Little 1 League . "Great,· he smiled, "the coach says I m the best . of the WORST!" BRIDGE NORTH 7-31 -tO .. Oes p1 te North's mitial pass, South fully expecte d to m a ke live di a monds when he bid 1l. Against bes t de fe nse (the opening lead of heart ace and a 'Q 7 6 tAQ9 7 6 +K876 3 heart) declare r needs to find the dia- EAST • Q 9 42 WEST K J 10 5 'AJ984 3 + mond king favorably locaLed t o ma ke th e game. Alter lh e jack of spa des lea d, however. South can m a ke five diamonds double d with perfect fool ~ work . 'K5 t K 52 • 3 + J5 42 +Q 10 SOUTH Declarer discarded a heart from dummy as he took the ac e of spades +A8 763 '10 2 tJI0 8 4 The n he playe d the jac k of d1amonds When West followed low. declare r went up with dummy 's are. expcctmg East to have the king lor h1s double +A 9 Vuln e ra ble Norlh · South O.a ler Nor th Next came the A·K of clubs. When West Norlb East Pass Pa ~s I• Pa ss I NT• lt 1. Jt 5• Pas~ Pass South Wesr pla yed !O·Q, South dec 1ded tha t was a doubleton So he led the e. ght of clubs and discarded a heart when East pla yed low He nex t r uffed a club and ruff ~d a spade in dummy. Dummy ·s last c lub was led . bul East ruffed low . DbI 3' Obi All p as~ . 'mmor s u1 ll~k eout South overruffed. but now East was able to rome on lead with the king of hearts to draw declarer" s last trump The defenders then took another he art Opem n ~ lead + J t rtck Decl a rer ha d ne glec t ed th e s pa de sml as a sou rce of t ncks. Let him win the ac e and ruff a spade. Then come t he ace of d1amonds. club t o the ace a nd a nothe r spade ruff Th e n the club kmg is cashed and the e1ght of clubs IS passed as before. The fourth club IS ruffed. and a noth er spadr 1s ruff pd South"s last spaoe IS now a w1nner : When dec la rer pla ys dummy 's ~ood las! club and Eas t ruffs low . declarer can overrull and play h1s good spade, throw1ng a sec()nd heart from dummy .· East can make the king of d1a monQs and a hea rt tn ck. but five diamonds doubled comes home. CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 47 Small 1 Computer whirlpool info DOWN 5 ' Full - 1 Cmss Jacket" out ( 1 ge7 film) 2 Venez 10 Bittern copper 11 City cenler in Iraq 3 Weight 12 Onward unil 13 Curtain 4 Point fabric Yesterdey's Answer of view 5 Pitfall 14 Shade 19 Previously 35 Garbed 20 Consider 36 lntellecl 6 Exude 21 Seadog 37 Nervous 15 Latvian 7 Colo1 22 Molding 38 · - 17 Russian 8 Nige1ian of green symbol style 9 Swedish 18 Israeli county a~rport 10 Chance 21 More or less 24 Narrow and Sympathy" 23 Boundary 39 Apropos 25 Ballot 40 27 Earthly 16 Attention 30 Fishy 17 Crooked producl Eur country 41 Peruvian river Turt 18 Boundary 34 QUiescence 43 ..-r.-.,..,...-r.~ valley 26 Means 28 Puerto Rican city 29 Commum calion 31 Abound . 32 Duffer's 33 Hitchcock lilm 35 Manitoba Indian 36 Ran into 39 Nimble 42 Out of the way 44 Nul 45 Popular dance 46 EKchange DAILY 12:00 (I) Nlghtllno C (I) Ill ~ntonarnmont Tonight ®J Mognum, P.l. ll] 18 Lovo Connoetlon I!) Crime Slory Torello and Ray Luca search lor the some missing girt . Stereo. ® Noohvllle Now Country mustc's hottest stars are featured live. Now&Night 7131 CR VP'IUQUCJI'ES- Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR Is 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 dillerent cas Lito occur when construction begins on burial ground. (R) 11!1 On Stllgo Qll Spono Tonl~ht (Ill MOVIE; Ookote lll (2:00) • 0 IIII CRYPTOQUOTE Nlgltl Strange accidents a Reporter to Congressman: ·what advice would you give a young man entering politics?" Congressman : "Grow a mus· tache so they can't ··•• your···· ? PRINl NUMBERE D LETTER S IN 5QUA RE 5 a rn• ..,........"".......,'\. gadget 1!J P .O.V D1vla S.w·Yac Service, GaorgH Cr11k Rd. Pa11a, auppliH, pickup, and dallvery. 614· 1116 PIOCJ, 514-11112-8710. 7:05 (II Jolleroona 1985 Hondl 700 Magna $1200. ean 814...1114&-1461. Septic Tank Pllmplng $90 , Gallla Co. RON EVANS ENTERPFUSE S, Jackaort , OM 1-800--6 37-9528 . 1984 Ford Bronec II V-6 , 1111iler l'lltc:h, air, amlfm CIIM1te 15,800. 304-2n-5HO after 5 p.m. 1;1 z .L--' 1 NewaHour 1985 Harley Oavldaon. FXR9 . Low glidt, beN-driven, S.t P"(i,. evolution motor. 8,000 millS 614-992-n54 er 614-992--6550. lAMI be· ,. . \_ F_E_E_B_I-:-L- .,1 I--.:;,:;,...::T,I8;.-;TI~,~--j 17 0 NBC Nlghlly Newt e tl,..., $a50. 1SM-\46-44n: the WR P D L \ 1 L_l-.l.--'- 7:00 (}) PM Magulno (1) Andy Griffith (l)lnaldo Edition 11J (!) MocNoll Lehrer 1984 XR 500R, new ph1ton, new WOlD form lovr simp le words 5,35 CSl Andy Grlllllll or commarclal 1988 CMvy Cavalier Z-24. Low At~idlntlal mU11ge. L.tka new. Call &14-446- wiring, new Mfvlce or rtpalra. 117'1, t to 5 p.m. aft•r I 114-441- llean11d "•ctrlclan Ridenour 18'11. Eltctrleal, 304-e"TS-1786. Mobile Homes I a 7-JI 9 ldilld ~,CLAY l . POllAN - frs-.'--rl-,l-llrrl li,NowhonC Cll (I) ABC Nowo 1;1 [I) Body Electric (!) 3·2·1 Contact 1;1 ®J ilJ 81 CBS Newt 1;1 ill Ill Three'• Company 11!1 Top Cord @ SponoLook 1982 Honda CX500. 3,500 mlln. Excellent condition . $600. 614992-7838. 1184 Dodga Con auto, 2dr. Alin a ua. $1150. 114-44U7SI. 198!1 Toyota Supra, ona owner, 37,500 mU•, power wlndowa and eunrocf, AJC, AM~M wtth llpl dtekJ-txc. cond, $9,800. 114-245-tliil"/ shtr lp.m. 175-3900. I TUINK I NEED TO MAKE AP~ONE CAI.L ! !-lAVE A GOOD IDEA .. I'LL Wf\AT 1 FOUND OVER. IN TI-lE R.EC ~OOM, BROWNIE MOLD T~E BALL.AND'f'OU COME C~ARLES .. A FOOTBALL ; ...... ~VNNING UP AND KICK IL For Sale : 1984 Bronco II, 814· 446·7n0. 895..j802. 814-44H15t. 2 bedroom mobile hOtM, furnlthld, 1100 depoalt plua U1ill11n phone :IO<o1176-8S12 or U.------'~--' WD's 1913 Monta Carto, good condl· tlon. 114.002-2840. 1915 Pontiac Grand Prt1. 2 tena sllv•, eharp t:lf", $4,000 ~ - 2 Ndroom mobile home 10e1ttd Hartford, reft,.nct requlrtd, 304..aU-3826 or 304-773-15279. " 446 -9256. aol•i - ,._ -. 1bf"1 trail.- In ehy, tully fur· nlaned, sutttble f« one pe,-.oo. 814 441 0803. - 7 - &• 8:00 (})., (I) (I) Ill ®J ilJ Ill ONIWI (l)lllteam Of Jeannie l1l Seeond Vor111• 01 Tho Mlmll;l (!) Reading Rainbow 1;1 ill 111 Andr Grllllth 0 HI·Man @ Running And Racing Qll World Today (Ill HardcooHa And McCormick 1;1 8:05 CSl Beverly Hlllbllllet o Court~ Yemb...- hu moved out of town. cm.rM It redueed 11320· 2 Hortl 'Trallar $800. Dlr'lmt: prleo. 8MOV1NQ SALE • Couch 614-446-2107 Evening: eM-388lovNMI, chtlr $400; full b;d 8504 with manrMa a box tprlnga Font 8000 d...tl whh ~no 1'150; waaher $400; dryer S2SO; MWing machine 1100; 2 etec:trle mtehlne. ,..ka ba:ler, $2950. Ford Jubilee wltn loader $2500. heats,., 120 Rc:l'l. All Ukl Newt 3020 JD $4050. 2010 JD cui· c.n 30C..et54422.. llvotllor & ploir1, $2850. Moving Sa...: Must Stll Alii Two will ftn1nce. 614-286-8522. complltt bunlil bed Mta, one HaJ Wagon , II18 ceda.r bed , ,.... bedroom tulte eomplllt, aidea tot ball thrower, Roof & t'louM pilntlng thin- compa.ta IIYI"'II roam M1 cam- wHh $400.. Alhllla, OH, &14-886~148. ~lr roof'l, hou11 rapa1r. ISM- plltl dlnnatte 111, tiiitlna • 66 all• 5 p.m. qulpmtnt, pot11ble color "'T.V., Jim'• Fann Equlpmant, SR. 315, new, looll, two htnd guns, two Wflll Oalllpoda, 814-446-Bm; 91 I pc PIne II vIng room su..Hai air cond, nhendo tapti, clolhel Wide •election naw & uud r.nn 1ofa, ct'llar, rocker, coffMiena • Iota mise . IM-446-6827. tractora I implements. Buy, tablet, good tond, 304-675-6815. ..... trldl, 8:Q0.5:00 wet«dayt, Sllper slngl• wat• bed, whlla ,._.d-cYitlnga to 111111 ,_.. Sat. till Noon. double, bookcaH wlhHdbotrd bust-~• for Eagle Scout ~· mlrrow, 8 drawers, $200. IIQ for '*"';~~falaY at srrn Late model 5000 Ford Dinel Muaaum 2. TriC1"!, $5950; 165 IIF 13 ,050; new, 30C--458-1783. 560 u... Round B11ar, $2,500j__3_5 w"AI::-: N- - - - - Romlngton 170. 12 gouge. Bdh MF wllh 5h. buoh hog, 12,..,; "" s "' AUCTION & FURNITURE. tl2 blrrella, niW IMihlr aflng and 114-286-4522. Olive St., Gslllpolit. New & Uud IWivelt. UU new. 614-11t2-2118. fllmlture, t'leaters , Western I Soil clolr.. ,.lr1gtr11or 1150, livestock Work boots. 614-4o&6-3159. Refrtgertlot,.,_Zif" 175. 30'' 63 114-742· -::-=:::-.-:-::-7.""-:::=::-::--.UHd r-.frigeretor 23 cu. h., Wall- 235 . - ···- •""" 1 3yNt llillld Nubian Nanny Goat. l ·way, lovs 1111 & matching $60 .00614-256-11330 ret llnlf", qUNn Nl of bedding. Snapper riding mower $475., 614-446-11'71. eollng lin $\5.~ U.ytog wrlngor 8 month okt pole hartard bull. wa•'* $50., Hlnee tUbe $20. On1 cow and ctll. '(earling hitfir. IS14-8D2·Jt58. 114-949-2528. Antiques 53 Good qu.lhy reg'ld quarter w.ter Bed. W!tl t'lorM, brood ma~. br.d to Buy or Hll. Riverine AntlqUII, Super 1124 E. Main S1rttl, Pomeroy. Drawtl'l undtorneath. I a Cheat . AOHA Ct\amplon. &14·2~22 . Hou~ : M.'T.W. 10:00 a.m. lo 1:00 Chroma Dlnlllle S.t wl42d0 p.m., S undar 1:00 to 8:00p.m. Oval Black Gla.. Table Top, PoiiH Hereford Bull, 4 1r'2 yr• Plus 4 Burgundy Chllre; 4 ~d. 304-415-386Q or 175-3435. 614-9;2-2526. Orawtr Chelf. 11~7307 WNCH BOXES. Kldo Onlyl Hay & Grain Paying up to f150 .00 tor Jtl· SURPW!l-Army, dtnlm, '""'"' 64 ck)lhlng (New- ,..-...,..-'---.,---,...,son's box. Hlgheat prtc. paid tum-ins military mer- Clun wh..t ttraw lor aall. 814tor vinyl and metal boiH. UNdJOt1glnal Betort you lhrow n IWIY give II chandiH, Friday, Saturday, w.l-7302. away or ull It to cn..p. Call Sunday, 12 noon • 1 p.m.Sam Hay for s. .. _Clov•r • nrnott'ly. Somerville, MSOT. U.S.A.F. RET., Round Balee In the Fltid. l\4614·992·5657 Wan:: Fllttz. Eoot Rtvtn......S 1 Rt. 21, :104- 2415-o65N RECORDS. ~'s-45'•·78's-EP'a­ 213-5655 t - • R t t l l l l ~ · s-60"a, Ja...Ciauieal· Country-Big Band-Rock. 614- Warlhou11 carts, t.nd carla, Fork dock pi•!•, 4 tg2-5857 Marc Fultl. Uh. 88 Cob. • lit. Top Cash paid. CMd tumlture condKion, OIIIIMif. 8~ cuboarda, quilts, orMntal, 235t. Autos lor Sale ptlntlngs, toyt1, or entire 111111 WM• uniform pent auHa. ,_. c•ll cod.ct 304-525-3275, or 3041nd used. Sit• from 11-22 112. '7'i1 Malibu , 350, ps, pb, air, rid 523-6854 wlbrown lnllf~, $17'00.00, 304· ChNp. 614-992-3162. 1575-4143. 54 Miscellaneous '83 ~nautt Rellanet, 4 door, Building 55 Merchandise IU1e, QOOd eond, 84 ,500 miles, Supplies $\,350. 304oll75-<565. 1 COffll tab~. $60. 814-Jl2-2901. Block, bf"kk, MWer Dlpea, win- 1968 Pontiac Cataline, PS, PB, 30.08 rifle witt'l t1sco wortd dowl , tlnltle, tiC. claude Wln- $300,6 ............. class scope, flr.d 20 tlmn, mint tera. Rio Grandt, OH CaU 6141m Cadillac s.dan O.VIIII, eondhlon. 1225. 814-388-9744. 2<8-4121 runs good, all power, 1800. 614· 3rd Year Annual Sale! Maynard 367-(d70 after 8:00PM. Pets lor Sale Quills & Febrtca Wtll of Rod- 56 ney, 35 Jackson Pik.t, Open 10-5 1m Monte Carlo 305 auto Mon·Sal; 614-245-5582, go Inch AC Raglllef'kl Black Ub Pup- tnlnl., good part car. $100. 614· piM, $300. 614-245-1387, IM· 258·178g. t hMIIng $2.98 & $3..50 per yet, ~u~. ~~~~--~~c-= \lO Inch quality matlflala, 1.5.50 1i78 Ooclge Ml'iJrtum 360 , air, T· per yd., 96 lncn blll1ing $2.50 AKC "'0· Uta_.Apso, Cocltar Top~ , leather bucket uat1. Asper yd . ptllow pan4tle, f1.75 fkNinlt... o. .hunda puppl" king l47!1 or b11t rnanab~ oftac h; aotld & print matartal, aflora wormed 1nd "-ttlh fir. 614-i4i-2tli3 . f1.50 PI' yard. 100%. conen NeOrdt, :IOU75-2193. calic o, 12.00 per yard, baby 1978 Ford LTD II, loaded, cloth B1by French-Lop RabbH.. flO lnlerlor, new pelnt job, $1095.00, quina, p,-..qultt.d, M.VI per lb. uch. ISM~&-468o. 304-G7!).46J6 evenings, 6~ • l"t'dwood ct'lalrt wlc:uehlonl I 72.58 days. redwood table wlumbNIII. 1100. Btautlful AKC r,lattrad Pekin· g111 pupplee. wteke old . 1971 Okle Cutl111 Wagon for 614· 245-5417: Snora and wormed. $150. ll4- parta, .,gina loek.ld up ; 8 ft. topp«, wldl bed . Good 1102-2800. tranarnlaaion, rNr and, and condition . $25. 1514-62-2791. Oragonwynd canery Peraian, rneny other pa111 good 1400.00, 8ft truck topper, fllr cond, $100. Sltrn... and Hlm~~layan ktttens. It interntlod lelave nam. and ~,.... on 1nswertng rna Beige print aota and mat~hing 814-446-3144 att ... 7 p.m. ct'lalr, ttoo. 304-895-3813. ----,,-- china 304-675-327!. Femllo IIMgiO Dog, Rtg 'd, Big 5 bedroom lann home built aod stock, f 112 4 y11r1 old . 1180 ChiW~tte , 4 door Sedan, very aocd condlllon. 1450. 614· on your lot. $35,995 & up. 61475.614-44HVI2. H2-tB24. 886 -7311 Fl8h Tank, 2413 Jaekeof'l Avt. Cltaranc• Sale Huaquvama Point PINaant, 104-175-2013, 10 191'1 Thunder Bird. V8, air, good trimmers, 10% e ver cos1 . Paint gal ... up S14 .H and 10 gal llrM. CAll 814-lll2-22!1 or 814802.:1112. Plut, 304-675-4084. compMII543.25. Sunn LN Baa Amp, 12 Inch ~-. J2(10 . Uikt Kincaid :J04-815.2450. 42 ~4-.'JJ'-' to Page- I ADDELY EVENING ~-~ U LOOK CO@ \\ll1A- <Z t.lrS" - - -- low 1987 Ford Ranger, 5--TX, 414, 5 tpd, Exc. cond, I7,8SO · Aluminum Topper, ftll a Ford Ranger, good eond , 1200. 614- 73 1flll Corrllgo 2Br., 2 blth, 12111, 11,000. N-44a.1111. eoftfi- .~ ·-'~Irl· ; -.....\ Trucks lor Sale T~~;~:~' Rearrange lehen of 0 four scrombled word• Ing. Nice. $3,000. 614-fjg8.32~ . Mx70 Trailer 3BR. 2 Batht,lterl lot $18,500 &14-\46-0924 1flll Klrtcwood 121160 28R, IXC. - 1983 Toyol1. 414. Power steer- lor sate 1873 Klt1cw0od, 2 bedrooma, 12d0, atov• tnd ,..frlgerator, vinyl undarplnning Included. Naw hot wattr hllftr. Good condHion S4.1100. FIRM. 304-4JI. 1VOI. Television dlJmp tatltcOpe hoysl truck. 614·1102·5275. 1980 3 quarter ton ct'lavrol.t, 4 wt'INI drive; t;a& 9 ·10, like new, 814·25«601. Mobile Homes 117't lchuHz, 12150 two bldroome, good cond, S3,SOO. firm . :J04-812'284V boiW1011 5,01).8;00 PM only. .... ~~· 1979 GMC 7000 Ct'11ater A.xlt, 427, gu, 5~~:2, 13-112 fl. aluminum HOUII In Northup, 8 rooms I. a both, 814 .. 411-2461. 1112-3033. Autos lor Sale 197'8 Dodge 4 whMI drive. Many n.w per1t. $1700, oeo. &'14-4460642. Houn for Sale In Chlahlre area. call 614-44&-3542614-\464334 1f11 Monoreh, t2xl0 I bod· room . Gil hMI, Appliance• In kitchen. Nlw gaa hoe wlttr tank. IliuM btl moved. Aaking 13800. Mtkt me an ohr. 114- OOT i«UUW AWUT JUMPI~, I>U '«Ju, The Daily Sentinei- Middleport. Ohio ~ 1ffl ChevrOlet 112 ton Pick-up Good Cond . $"1,100. 814-446-2125 O.ya6l4-446-8810 Evenings. GOVERNMENT HOMES ~om f\ (U rtptl,. Dtllnquanr tu prvportr. Aepoasn•lont. Your lrN ~1 805-687-6000 Er:1. GH· 4562 for turrenl rtpo II~ . 32 Pomeroy- GOVERNMENT SEIZED 'lth~lea from $100. Fords. Merc.de1. Corven... Chevye. Surplut. Your area. (1) 805-6a7-6000 Ext . 5-11)189. 388-Q809. PICKENS FURNITURE N1w1Uotc1 Mouuhotd tumlahlng. 112 mi. Jtrrie;ho Rd. Pt. Pl ....nt, WV, eel I J04.675·1450. REHT TO OWN 614-<411-3158 e pe. wood group $14.01 per WNk. 4 pwter bedroom auita, complete $15.20 per WHk, dlnelll with 4 chairs $7.60 .. r w.. k. Magic Chef 14 cu. fl. Retriglf'elor 112. U per WHk, t5 cu. n. tr11zer, tto.vo par WNk.Yl ' Rs Furnhura. Rt. 141, 4 mll11 off Rt. 7..C.nlenary.Open 1 dayt a wMk. BORN LOSER 31 , 1990 GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vehlcl11 from $100. Fordt. Mtrcedta. Corvatt... Ct'levy•. Surplua. Your ,,.., (1) 605-687-6000 Ext . S.10181. Maple 11blt & Sir. chall"', 1200. 114-446-7351•Her fp.m. For Sele: Home In good condi· Uon. 10 minutH from Mercerville or Qatllpelit , PouliN land contract. 814-256-68!5. 1111. QuellfW t QUO e WOAKUI If your t'lonnt, rellahll, & enjoy peopla I have work In 5 turrounding coun1M11. Call304-522- Help Wanted AVON • All 1rut1, C1ll Marilyn me r~:=7.=77.=====-r:=========i 11 Help Wanted 32 Mobile Homes 07W M-F, 10a.m.-&p.m. 11 n KIT 'N' C ARLYLE® by Larry Wrighl Household LAYNE'S RJRNrTURE Sofu and ehal,. priced from S3t5 kl St~a . Tablaa 150 and up 1o $\25. Hlde+bodo $3110 lo 2516. $595. Atcllnare U21 to $371. Fumlat'lld, 2br, V2 mile tall of lampe $28 to tl25. ~Mnttt• Porter on 554. 1514-388-9963. $109 1nd up 1o $415. Wood table w-tl ctulira 1285 to S7U. Dttlll Fumlthed, 2bf, mobile home, on $145 up Ia $37S. Hutchlt1400 I Cora Mill Ad, No ak:ot'lol , no up, bunk btdl eompllt:t With polo, 114·245-5622. maltrae $295 arHf up to $315. Trailer tor rent Ashton Upland baby beds S110 Manre.... or box sprtngs f\11 Of twin S78, firm ....... 304-518-2ll!l. $88, and $98. Outen 11ts $275 a Trallar for rtnl. TWo bedroom up, King $350. 4 drawer chest trallar tor rant In Tuppere Plaint. $69. Gun Cabinets &, I , & 10 1175 monthly plus u1111Uea. 614- gun. Baby manr..... $35 I $45. Bod ,.,... $25, OuMn 667-3487. Size $35 l king frame 150. Good Ml~tlon of bedroom auh11, mstal cablnata, headboards $30 1nd up to 1&5.00 days ume 11 44 Apartment cuh with approved credit. 3 mi. lor Rent out BultYIIle Rd. 0r»en 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Man, lhN $at. Call 1141 btdi'OOift Spl HlndiBCH1, 304- 446.0322, 675--1972 aner &:00. - Aug. blu,1-2. 01 Joo • - elot-.; ... & 51 Charming 2br, mobile heme, Upper Rl . 7, $275/mo. plul utlfltl.._ O.p & Ref., 614 ..... Potlo Nlo. Aug. 2,3,4. 14" Uog wl)oolo, olr -lonoi . . . .- . bunt bodo, tor , IIMroom ouNo, HI Blb&O -~-~· St-. Loll ...... Flrwl . _ . , . . . Ch"'""ln Cheotor. 8 Mobile Homes lor Rent & Vlclnhy Tuesday, July Middleport. Ohio 31 , 1990 QXHOR CXRL 80 DFV RFCBVS CXFC QXL HVR SBIR JTPCBOX CXRL JUBOO OHUR JPC TRFOHV UBIR . - YPIRVFU Veetenlav'• CrvPtoq•ote: GRAY HAIRS SEEM, TO MY FANCV, LIKE THE LIGHT OF A SOFT MOON, SILVERING OVER THE EVENING OF LIFE. .•..· RICHTER Cl 1990 by King \ Futures Syndicale. Inc. \ · ~ ·.' �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Dry weather expected to return to Ohio By United Press International Dry weather Is expected to be the rule In Ohio through Sa turday following Monday's thunder · s torms that dropped from one· quarter to one-half inch of ra in across the state . And for the farmers. less humid conditions the next few days will ease livestock heat st ress and make outdoor work more comfortable. Highs are expected to be in the 70s Wednesday before creeping back Into the 80s Thursd ay through Saturday. Overnight lows In the 50s Tuesday night will be in the 50s to mid 60s the rest of the week. ForecastC'rs, WEATHER MAP - A large high pressure center will bring sunny and mUd weather to the eastern U.S. A stationary Iron! will trigger widespread showers and thunderstorms through the GuU Coast slates. Scattered thunderstorms will develop In the Upper Midwest. ------Weather----Thursday through Saturday Fatr through the period, with highs In the BOs each d ay a nd overnight lows ranging from 55 to 65. --Area deaths--niece and a nPphew . Funeral services were held George Bishop George J. Bishop, 73, Po me· roy, died Friday, July 27, 1990, at the Canterbury Nursing Home tn Centerburg following an ex · tended lllness. The son of the late Timothy 0. and Laura Lagar Bishop, he was born In Pomeroy, September 6, 1916. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Bishop served In the U.S. Army Air Corps. He was a radio and teievlolon repairman. He Is survived by his wlfe, Geraldine, of Westerville: a son Donald, and daughter ·ln·law Pa: trlcia Bishop; a grandson, Jason Sco tt Bishop: a granddaughter, Jennifer Lynn Bishop; a sister, Mary Casto, and brother-In-law, Luke Casto. all of Westerville; a Stocks Dally stock prices (As oll0:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl 29* Am Elect ric Power ..... ... ... AT&T . . ...... .. .... ....... .. 37 Ash Ia nd 011 .. .. .. .. .. ... 3J Ji, Bob Evans............. .. . . ... 13% Charming Shoppes . .. . ... .. 10\ij City Holding Co ... ...... .... 15% Federal Mogul ........... .. ..... 16'-7 Goodyear T&R ........ ...... ..... 27% Key Centurion........ .. 12% Lands' End.......... .. . .. 15% Limited Inc .. ...... .. .. .. .. 20% Multimedia Inc ..... .. 65 Rax Restaurants .. .. .. .. ....... ..... 2 Robbins & Myers . . .. ... 21 Shoney 's Inc .... .. . .. .. .... .. 14% Star Bank ........... ....... . .. 18% Wendy's Inti.. ........ .. .. . . 01'8 Worthington lnd ..... .. ........ 22';. To close office Dr. Danny R. Wes tmore land Is announcing the closing or his Pomeroy office effective Aug 6. Patients will be accepted at his Mason, W.Va. office. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 6 p.m . and Saturday fr om 9 a.m . to noon. The Mason office may be reached by railing toll free 1·800·32J.1717 . Lottery numbers CLEVELAND iUPII - Mon · day 's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: PICK-3 869. PICKJ ticket sa les tota led $1.103,899.00, with a payoff due of $288,560.50. PICK·4 87!Ml. PICK·4 ticket sales tutaled $225,786.00, with a payoff due of $67,900.00 . Cards Heart : 5. Club: A. Diamond : A. Spade: A Cards ticket sa les totaled $326,745. with a payoff due of $368.330. Heart-five . Club - A, Dia mond-A, Spade - A Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissions George Thacker, Ewlngton; Earl Cross, Racine. Discharges Rose Raub, Elizabeth Flck, Florence Hen· negar, Robert Bush . Divoree granted A divorce has been granted to James C. W lthee and Dorllene Joy Withee ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court. said Ohio with near temperatures . normal The 30-day outlook for August ca lls for tempertaures and pre· clplta tlon to be about normal. The co ld front that moved Tuesday at 1 p.m . with the Rev . Thomas Bender otllciatlng. Internment was at the Resur· rectlon Cemetery, Westerv11le. The family requestJ; contrlbu· lions be made to the Ho spice of Delaware. COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPli The Ohio Supreme Court Monday unveiled a computerized catalog system In Its law library giving lawyers and other patron s acces s to material from anywhere In the state. Chie f Justice Thomas Moyer sa id the new sys tem Is the first of its type in the country. He said the 130-year old library , with more than 300,()(]() books, docu · ments, monographs, ser ial s, audlo·vlsual materials and ml · crofllm s . Is the largest In th e nation, ne arly rivaling the U.S. Suprem e Court library . "This Is a milestone." said Moyer of th e system dubbed SCROLL - the Supreme Court Research On -Line Law Library . "Our goal Is to mak e thi s library ava ilable to lawyers and sc holars throughout the state." said Stepha n Stover, co urt adminis trator. Property transfers ~ Emmogene Holstein Congo Reoorder, Meigs County, Ohio Roger Westfall, Shella West· fall, Arnold Spenc<"r and Frances Spencer, right of way, to Monon·. gahela Power Co., Olive. Clarestlne Matheny, right of way, to Monongahela Power Co .. Olive. Ronald Rlgott, right of way, to Monongahela Power Co., Olive . Royal Wilson and Luelle E. Wilson, right of way, toMononga · hela Power Co., Olive. Frances E. Hysell, dec ' d . cert. of trans., to Roger W. Hysell, Salisbury. Frank Morgan and Maureen A. Morgan , right of way, to Buckeye Rural Electric Corp .. Inc .. Columbia. Ed Lemaster and Katherine Lemaster, right otway, Buckeye, Rural Corp., Inc., Columbia. Charles D . Jerrers and Brenda K. Jerters, parcels, to Joseph L. Shepard and Deloris A. Shepard, Salisbury. Worley Haley , dec 'd affld .. to Phyllis Haley. Rutland. Norman R. Hendrix , altld., to Nellie B. Hendrix, Meigs. Earl Adkins and Katie Adkins, 2A., to John R. Russell and Brenda S. Russell, Orange. Anna E. Hllldore, by P .O.A .. parcels, to Timothy A. Baum and Marteena Y. Baum, Olive. Kenneth McCune. 3A .. to Stan ley Starcher and Doris Starcher, Rutland. Helen Ruth Saver, de c' d , cert .. to Lewis H . Sauer, Lois Harkins, Caro lyn Collins and George Sauer, Mlddelport VIllage. Herman Francis Chevalier, dec'd, cert or tra ns., to Dorothy Mae Chevalier, Olive. Dorothy Mae Chevalier, dec 'd. cert . or trans ., to Cia rene<' Sisson, Olive. Florenc<' Canaday, tot 3, to Michael Hall and Arthur Ray Martin, Letart. .Joseph W. Masters and Bar· bara F. Masters, 5.73'7A ., to Joseph W. Masters and Bar bar a F. Masters, Olive. Citizens Federal Bank, 1.079A ., to Citizens Financial Realty Corp., Salisbury. Citizens Federal Bank, 1.079A ., to Harold A. Rainer and Blondena M. Rainer, Salisbury . Pat Mitchell and Marcella Sue Mit c hell, 0.491A., to Johnny Doucet and Shauna Tackett, Rutland Village. Patricia A. Bentz, lot 83 & pt. lot ., to U.S. A. Farmers Hom e Administration, Middleport Village. U.S.A. Farmers Home Admin· istratlon, Lot 83 & pt . lot, to Ray Garlinger and Laura Garlinger, Middleport VIllage. James Reedy and Melissa Reedy , right of way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Sutton. Paul D . Cardone and Janice I. Cardone, right of way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Sutton. Greg Winebrenner and Paige Winebrenner, right or way , to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Orange. Joe C. Ritchie, right or way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Orange. Luther E . Gilliam and Veneva M. Gilliam, right of way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Sutton. Richard E . McDonald and Jackie K . McDonald, lO.OOA. to Margaret E. Scripps, Bedrord. Stover said anyone with a personal compu ter and modem could search the library 's resour · ces by author, title, subject or key word. They ma y obtain the a uthor, title, subject, publisher, size. date, edition, call number and whether there are supple· ments or the document is on order. Dissolution sought Pennsylvania to Louisiana and high pressure was moving Into the Midwest. The cold front should reach the East Coast Tuesday night as the highs move Into the Great Lakes region. At 6 a.m . EDT, hurricane Bertha was located 450 miles south southwes t of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Bertha was moving nor· theast at 13 mph. Heavy rain and high winds may a fleet Nova Sco ti a and Prince Edward Island through Wednesday . The computer service is free, but persons may order the material they want by paying copying , faxing or postage char ges . Moyer said there was a onetim e startup cost of $200,()(](), and the sys te m will cost $30,000 a year to operate . It was designed In 1987. ---Meigs announcements _ __ Teresa Lynn Bauer and Sa· muel Harold Bauer, both of Rutland, have flied an action for dissolution In Meigs County Com · mon Pleas Cour t. License issued A marriage license has been Issued by Meigs County Probate Co urt to Cha rles A. Weddle, 21, Portland. a nd Kelly C'. Holman, 21, Middleport. 9053 Auxiliary witt meet Thur.1 day at 7:30p .m . Potluck dinner Th e Lottridge CommunltyCen · ter will hav e a potluck dinner Thursday at 6 p.m. A meeting will be held at 7 p.m . The public Is invited to attend . Regular meet · lngs are held the first Thursday of eac h month a t 7 p.m. The center is on Athens County Road 5.1, fi ve miles west of Coolville. PERI to meet The Me igs County Public Em ployee Retirees. Inc. will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the senior ci tizen s building . A representative of Aetna Ins urance Co mpany will be the guest speaker . All government ret irees are invit ed to attend. VFW to meel The Tuppers Plains VFW Post OUR HATS ARE I 283 Pick-4 4636 Cards H-Q; C-3; D-6; S-9 Page 4 Clear tonight. Low near 60. Mostly sunny Thursday. High In mid 80s. • Vol.40. No.J12 2 Sec1ions. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August 1, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 Prosecutor: McGinnis' 'world was crumbling' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. 1UP It -Cabell Co unty tW Vat Prosec utor Chris Chiles finished his opc•n ing statemf'nt s Tuesday in the murder tri a l of Huntington acco un ta nt Ly le McGinnis, a rg u ing there wen• too many holes in the man's defen se. In contrast. def ensr attornr.v Bob King portrayed hisclirnt··as a victim" and hammerrd awav at his thrme that the state hi:is mostly circumstantial Pvidence. which can be Int erpreted in more than one way. ·'A lot of feather s are going to be fly ing around thi s courtroom about monf'y going herr and there," he cau tionP<..l. af ter r Pminding juror !\ of McGinnis· embezzlem c nl pl ea. The lawyN suggested the state would tr y to convict McGinni s of murder on lhP basis of hi s financial dealin g":; . Chiles sa id he would produce rvidence during the trial lhat McGinnis killed hi s wife because his "world was crumblin g.·· McGinnis is ac cused of slayi ng hi s wife, Kathy, whose body was found last November outsid<> a St. Albans. W.Va .. shopping mall. "We belie\'(' thl' t'\'idencc wi ll s how beyond a reasona ble doubt thai M cg in nis' world was crum- bling aro und h1m ... Chiles told the jurv. which was se lected and importr rl lrom FayPitP Cou nt y. W Va c ha rges . ChiiC's conrPntratPd on McGin· nis' financial troubles. HP said McGinnis embezzled $5.7 m illion over ni ne years f rom the Harvev Ho ld ing Co . and Neigh bert Land Co. McG i nnis was a 22 percent owner of Harvf.>y and a 10pPrcent holder of Neighbert Land . Hut in 1988 sta t0 tax officials launched /\ trlephonP cord was wruppt.•d arou nd Kathy McGinnis' rlt'('k an investigalion ln to hi s private and a plastic bag was ovrr her hPad . McGinnis h as de nie d thr l aun r hf'd pr obt' fin ances . In 1989. both companiP s thrir own pri va tr Chiles a lso q uoted a letter McGmnis had \\·T it ten to a fripnd about hi :-:; wi ff'. rrtlling hPr "hard hf'i:idrd . s trnng ·wiliPd. vr ngl'fu l. She lhinks wi th out think ing of al tern ativ!'s or long · rangC' implications ." r hrles . concluding his sta tr · mont . strpprd within a few feel of McGinnis. pointPd at him and thpn 1um rd to thP jurv '"T hi s - lad il'S a nd ~entlprnan - is tht· man who strangl Pd lo dealh hi s wife ot 22 years and the mother of hi " children and lf'f l hrr tying behind a shopping Cf'nl<'r In St . Albans." Ch iles .'> J id Ci rcuit .Judge Alfred ferguson tnd icated thr trial would last :Jbou t thrf'r Wf'f'ks. sine!:' the prosrcu tion in tf'n ds 10 put its rnlirP slatr of HU witnesses on the stand . A bench has brcn resrrved for the McGinnis fam ily. Hi s son and daughter will be called to testify for th e prosrculion. since she rrp or trd her mother mi ss ing and he allegedly was kidnapped and bf'alr.n in thp incident. OFF TO YOU •.• Come in during our "Hats Off To You Sale" and test drive any vehicle and we'll give you a great Simmons ball cap. I -~- -! . Daily Number easter n Canada across western Court unveils computerized catalog' UPI South Central Ohio ClearlngTuesday night, with a low ln the mid 50s. Mostly sunny Wednesday, with highs near 80. Extended Forecast however, the National Weather Service's six · t o 10-day outlook for Sunday through next Thursday calling for above normal precipitation In Ohio Lottery Ryan wins 300th big league game throug h Ohio Monday and caused the thunderstor ms was east of the sta te Tuesday morning. Be· hind th e front , winds were north and skies were partly to mostly cloudy There were widely sca ttered showers sta tewide after mid· nigh t. with te mperatures in the 60s. On the morning wea ther map, a co ld front extended from rain could return next week , with Index figures reveal nation's economy unchanged in June \ Test Drive The Great New 1990-91 Chevrolet Cars And Trucks And Take Home A Great Larry Simmons Ball Cap ! By MU..ES WEISS UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON- The inde x uf Lead in g Economic unchanged in w;:~s ~~----------------------------- , Indica tor s Junf' , the Co mmerce Department sa id Wed nesday, providing further evide nce of America's sluggish eco nomy. .June's est!mate follow!'. a 0.7 perrent gain in Ma .'.' and a U'l 1st 300 CUSTOMERS TO TEST DRIVE SALE ENDS SAT. AUG. 4th AT 6 PM percent decrrasC' i n Apr il. ac cordi ng to revised f'Stimate s by thr department' s Bureau of Economic Analysis . The bureau ha d ear lie r rsh · mated a 0.8 perrrnt inrrertsf' in Stop And See Our Mascot Old "Mud Flap" For The Best Dog Gone Deals Around. May a nd a 0.1 percent fall in Apri I in it s cl ose ly watchf'd gaugE' of future economic activity. In .June . th0 index itEPif s tood a t 146 0, sligh tlv lower than ant i cipa t ed by prtv a tr SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS- Si• Syrat•ust• rt's idenls havt• hef•n award1•d Carleton ML•morial Scholarships totaling S2,HOO lor 1900-91. Thosr receiving thr scholarships and the collegt• they will attend include, front row ih•ft to righll Misty Swisher, University of Rio Grand•• : Tammy 'l'hf'iss, Ohio Statt• lnivf•rslty ; Donna RyPr, llnlversity of Rio Gr.andL•. Standin~ are Dou~ Lisle, Ohio Unlverslly. Thr sixth recipienl, Brian Weaver, University of Rio Grande, Is not pictured. St:holarship!'i arr awarded annually hy tht• fan·lton follrgt• Board of TruslfPS as a memorial to Issue Carldon who had initiah•d lhr estahllshm••nt of a eo liege inSyracuSf' In IH6.1 . 'l'!w facility was closed In the 1930s. A pktur•• of Carleton hangs in till' hac kground . Lavender, University of Hib Grande and Todd Pro-choice group delays decision on endorsing Celebrezze for post r LEVEI.II Nil d iPII - Drs· plte sw it ching to a pro -r holrt' position and pu sh ing to mc~kt• abortJo n a major ca mpni gn issuf' Action Lraguf' said in a nPw slPI trr thr group will concrntratr i 1s politica l rpsour crs on othrr In govpr nor' s r;u·p to its ''watch · Celebrl'zze's oppone nt Republi · ca n Grorgr Voinovich. sa id Crle· brezzr's swi tch late las t :Vf'ar I ist. "1\ARAL will make a drtrrmi · nation regarding it s Invo lvement i n any of thPSP races as they progrrss ovrr thP next few rho icP sta nrP llurt his cl1ances fo r 1\ARAL support. Stei ner also sees :"s'ARAL' s Cont inu ed o n page 3 thr gover nor ·s racr. llw n;..~tinn' s leadln .Q pro -c hoic(' group has dL•IayPd an rndors('· ment of Democrat A nth ony Celebrezze. The Natio nal Abortion R ight s states - relegatin g the Ohio' s mont hs.·· lhr N A H !\I , l et iPr sa.v s Curt St£• i nL'r . pn•ss serrf'tery to from an anll -abortion to pro Pconomis ts. Cy nthia Latta. an econombt wi th DRJMcGraw Hill i n Lexing ton . Ma ss.. said the latest ind r .l( fl gurr wa s co nsiste nt wi th <J ··ser saw pattrrn" that it ha o;; followrd for over a .\"('Jr . · 'That i s ronsistrnt wil h llow th r f' C'Onom y is bf'having - vt·rv slow growth and not much prosr.x•ct of a pickup anvtimP soon." she sald Of the 11 Indicators 1hat cnmposf' thr indrx. four ro sr. wi 1h 1he st rongPs t gain comi ng in ch<m gr in 'iPnsitivP matrrial.-; pri er s. Ot hers that ro~P 1n .Junt' in cludrd vrnd or performancl'. huih..ling pNmi ts and s tork prier .., The st' ga ino., . howr\·(•r . wrrP offsrl b\· a hrft y declinr in thr rhangr in manufactun•r s' rm fill r d ordrr s for dura ble goods Othcr .s thai declined in .June inrludt'd nPv.- ordrrs for cons u mt' r goods. rnonr-y supp l~ · . initia l jobless claims, contrarh ~t n d ordc·rs for plant and Pquipme nt Contlnul'd un page :1 AGHJMV • executwe group meets The Executivt> Commi ltrr of the AGHJMV So lid Was te \li s trict mf't Tuesday with repre .scn tatlves of the Mid ·Americ an lloct fU3M. 1W ''"''""' · 6 cyhn!ltr t990 GEO PRIZM 4 e"Otnt ~ IIIHdllan di i d 11.inVfiiSWil 1»WM Jt"''rlll & llr.ilt:~ . Ullft.l r~ll rlid~ lirn 1-.wy O!Wf SU.._,SIIIO &. mort NOW S10,242.oo• . - -.; Sloc:k llMI. a.ll)lllltlllilr!l>l i'&lfiOIM lrltnilt 10 DJII!I(rcolt!llj CM1. D\l( lf( !eo!ll. lUI Wll"ldOw ~ tiJII Ml diU C' - ctotflj. i.NIIIrl -111M...., '-IISI!k IIOiul u"" 'Ill¥ "*'llld•ltlll. ile4!:WII111Bitlrl" Gldoot 4 cyiJrdel S !.plllrJ !llillllrtl Ill lllttlAIJ ~ GrJII! . IIocr llllll ilOgtlll (loi:l ''"*~ {IIIII. llrllfN I.:IIJ ~t~~• llfltll CUMIII.Illdllll!lh wllelll . NOW $9059.00" _,...,. &ld;IS ~lll'llloro!.. 1)(1118rlblt lmr~ IIICr"YYS II'Nd 'Ill...,.,. 587.oo· BLA ZUI . ·~>r,.._,llt::llrt"V_Ia_a'IIIGirii.Cl•l.,....,..."'""ff., . . . . . . . . .. .. " ' . , . . , . _ , . . , _ . . . .... _ _ ( 1 - 750 East State St. Athens, Ohio Thr Mrigs Counly (;rand Jury sr.c-.s ion which harl hf'f'll pr<' vlou s ly planned for friday has been cancelled Thr srs sion has been rpschpduled for Friday. August 24 . I'Ornmrncing at 9 a.m. Jurors must report on that dat{'. al"rorrling to Paul Gerard , assignmen t commiss ioner for t hr Mt•igs Co unt y Common Pleas Court Belpre nwn in custody here l'alvin Lane Gibson. 29. Be lpre, was taken into the custod v of thr Meigs Count v Sheriff's Department Tuesday. from moratorium Gibson was arrested at a residence in Chester acco rdi ng to thl' sher iff' s repor t Sheriff J im Souls by repor ted a n earl ier check Ind icated Gibson was wanted in West Virginia on a lrlony wa r ra nt. Acting on a t ip , officers found Gibson hiding In th e basement of thr house In Chester Two others werr charged In thr inridPnt tor obstructing justice . Their names a re be ing withheld . representatlvf' from eac h co unty t990 BERETIA aT 2 DOOR ~hit Sloct f41m . fler:lllnr5t> '101'11 Grand .fury ses.~ion rescheduled future landfill expansin n. Both Mld · American anrl Athens ·Hock in g Reclamation are private compani es seeking against lan dfill expansion . The moratorium Is in plarr until the district plan Is approved by thr State Environmental Protection Agency . The committee Is made up of a TtttJa( Local news briefs-- Was tf' SystPms and Athrns · Hocking Reclamation to d i sc u s ~ waivers 1110 t:IIVY 1011' - DOWN IT COMES- The old house at the corner of North Third and Ra"r Streels and Ihe former Lazy Day Cafe are being razed to mnkP way for the proposed expansion of the Meigs County l)('partmrnt of ll1unan SPrvkPs. The t.:o rnf'r area was purchased hv tht· Middleport Housing fommisslon S('Veral months ago in l•~~·paration lor the ex pansion of I he Ruce Slrt•f't huilding whkh hou .~L·s th•• Department of Human Servh~('s. Tt•nt.a.tive plans t•all tor lhat :1,500 square foot building to he enlarged to 14,000 squa" ft.•cl, adequate lo house all of the deparbncnt's offices. Somt> are eurrcntly In the Coals building on North Second. GRAND OPENING CONTINUES - Kelly DouKias, Sandy Frazier and Barbara Black are pictured at work during lhe Grand Opening Ceremonies at Prescrlpdon Shop 4, 2113 North Second St., In Middleport. The evenl started Tuesday and continues through Friday. in the district (A thens. Gallla, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs and VInton). House Bill 592 , which became effec tive In 1988, requires each county to participate In a solid waste management district. The specific details of what is expected from both companies in te rms of lees, dumping space and related Information will be dis· cussed at a special meeting on August 7. Fire causes smoke damage The Syracuse Fire Department responded to a fire Tuesday at tht• .Joa n Eshelman res idence on SR 124, Syracuse, at 7:47 p.m. According to Fire Chief Eber Pickens, the fire was caused when grease caught fire on a stove. . The damage caused by the fire was lim !ted to smoke damage, . Pic ke ns said . Pickens added that three t rucks a nd 1> firefighters responded · to call for assistance . Continued on page 3 Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Day 'Bulletin Board' Advertisemenl In The Daily Sentinel Classflied Section. 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