https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/12b57218523cfb7492111ffb00feef23.pdf 2cea5cb5137df36711104bdd58c5fbfb PDF Text Text Page-16-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 1. 1990 Bl4; BEND ...Your· Familv• Owtwd LOW-PRICED SUPEHMAHKET Reds r~tum home after 3-8 trip Cards Page 3 H-A; C-10; D-2; S-8 SuperLotlo 6-9-23-26-29-44 Ohio Lottery Daily Number 352 Pick-4 8323 Clear tonight. Low near GO. Sunny Friday . HIKh In mid 80s. Kicker 302034 • BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON DIET OR REGULAR PEPSI-COLA Vol.40. No.313 Copyrighted 1990 24 PACKS FOR LOW PRICES CANS WITH COUPON Limit 1 Pur Family With Coupon and S15.j00 or More Additional Purchaae. Good thru Saturday, August 4, 1990 U. S. NO. ONE HITE POTATOES 20LB. BAG $ 99 With '1 0.00 Purchase limit 1 Bag With Coupon. Salurdav. 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Discussions of funding the three road paving projects , located in Sutton Township, Salis· bury Township and Rutland Village, have been ongoing lor several weeks among the com missioners and officials from th e townships, village, county devel · opment o!!lce and counly gar age, In an altempt to lind a solution to the problem of over - 2 Sections. 12 Pages 26 Cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 2, 1990 budgeted bids. S helly Company's bids on the three projects were considerably over the cost estimates subm it ted by the Meigs Coun ty Engineer. Coun ty Engineer Philip Roberts Indicated his department would be willin g to perform the work on a "force account basis," meaning that county employees would perform the work needed . "We' ll do the work lor the es tl mated cost," Roberts told the commissioners on Wednesday . Meigs County Development Director Kim Shields, who was In a ttenda nc e al th e meeting, lndl · cated th a t the Ohio Department or Deve lopment would need to be A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Shelly bids for projects contacted and thai he wo uld contact John Stamm, Meigs County's representative at that office. While re jecting the bids, the commissioners also appointed Roberts as the project eng ineer for the three projects, all or wh lch In volve pav l ng sect ions of roadway. Shie lds also Indicated to the comm issioners that plans were being made to pave the parking lot at the London Pool In Syracuse. $11,800 of th~ $13,400 req uir ed to com plete the project will come from CDBG funds, with the Vlllagr of Syracuse picking up the remaining cost. The commissioners voted to approve the advertisement lor bids on a road paving project on Seventh Street In Syracuse . Engineer Roberts Indi cated that s triping will begin soon on Issue Two Road projects across the county, where paving had been completed earlier In the year. In other action at Wednesday's meeting , Roberts related to the commissioners that theft of road signs continued to be a problem for his department . Roberts said that particularly popular targets for sign thlefs were stop signs. In addition, according to Ro · berts. va ndals are taking their toll on signs, particularly town · ship and county road signs, which cost the county up to$30 to replace. Meigs Cou nt y Commissioner Rich .Jones expressed his partic ular concern for Emergency Medical Services teams, who are aided " treme ndously" by the road idPntificat ion system. The commiss ioners set August 29 a t 1::10 lor a hearing on a petition lo close por tions of Town s hip Roads 53 a nd 54 in Scipio Township . 10:30 a.m on the same day will be the time for the viewing of th•• road by the commissioners . An Informational meeting was set for Monday at 7 p.m . lor a ll township trustees, village officials and county office holders who are interested in applying lor 1991 Issue Two Funds. The meeting will be held In the Meigs Count y Common Pleas Courtroom. Roberts said that he would assist those interested In lllllng out the appli cations for those funds a nd would deliver the applicat io ns to Marietta. The commissioners voted to establish tw o new fund s In the Meigs County Court as req uested by the Meigs County Auditor's o!!ice due to the new DUI laws in effect across the stale . Portions of DUI fines will be processed through the new funds, the Indigent drivers alcoho l treatm ent fund and the enforce- ment and education fund. Harvey denies making threats; McGinnis trial continues today HUNTINGTON, W.Va. t UP!) - Prosecutors marched thei r first three wllnesses to the sta nd Wednesday In the wile-murder trial of Huntington account;mt Lyle McGinnis. among them, the president of a ho lding firm to deny ever making thre ats aga in s t his wile and ch ild ren . "Nothing, nothing, " replied Thomas W. Harvey of Chevy Chase, Md ., president of Harvey Holding Co., whenaskedl!hehad anything to do with the strangut a tlondeatho!KathyMcGinnlslast November be hind a Kanawha County mall. • Ca~ll - ~o~ Prosecutor Chris Chiles showed Harvev a le tter which McGinnis sent to hi s personal attorney, c laiming that the witness had cast his eyes on his stock In the firm, had made vague threats against his wile a nd children, and even soug ht to blackmai l him. Harveydenledalloftherlalms co nt ained In the leiter, and a lso testified hehad nothingtodowlth a !tre In McGinnis' s office last year on Sixth Street in downtown Huntington. The prosecution has asser ted that McGinnis murdered his wile and dumped her body behind a St. AI bans shopping complex last November, because his world was crumb ling about h im . The onetime millionaire. who recently flied for federal bank · ruptcy protection, faces life In prison II convicted of th e murder charge. The father of two has al ready pleaded guilty to federal charges he embezzled near ly $6 million from business associates. Slm· lia r stale charges ar~ pending. Harvey, who testified tha t his company's board of directors was dismayed with the de fend an t's pcr!onnancr as secretary treasurer of the firm, said he did know any of McGinnis' family or had a ny knowledge of his persona l business deals . "Did you have anything to do with the death of Kathy McGin nLs?" Ch iles asked. "Nothing, nothing," the wit ness rejoined . Harvey said McGinnis was recommended for secretarytreasurer In the lat e 1970s, since he had received 22 percent of the firm from h is sister. BANK EMPLOYEES RETIRING - ,Jean Werry, lefl , and Lol• Burl , retiring employees of Farmer's Bank, were presented gifts during a reception Tuesday for their many yPars of dedicated service at the hank. PresenUnglhe gills Is Paul E. Kloe.•, senior vice president. Mrs. Werry Is retiring as an a.-.islanl cashier alter 24 years of service. Mrs. Burt is retiring as a loan clerk aller 21 years of service. They will he honored In September. Buckeye Rural names new trustee at 52nd annual meet OnE' new trustet> was elected and two were reelected during Buckeye Rural Elect r ic Cooper a live 's 52nd annual meeting he ld rece ntly. Elected was Roy D. Sprague of Ga l lipolis. Reelected was (;rnr Na nce, Chesapeake. and f: ld on Legg, Waver ly . Spragur, who is hpginning hi s fir st six -yea r trrm. is <J tParhrr in 1 LB. PKG. ECKRICH BOLOGNA 1-LB. PKG. TRUSTEES ELECTED - One trustee was elected und two were reelected during Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative's annual meeting. $1 89 From left are Roy Sprugue, beginning hl• first six-year term, Gene Nance and Eldon Legg. $219 ECKIICH SMOKED SAUSAGE KEILBASA l·LB. PKG. SWIFT BACON $199 1-LB. PKG . ECKRICH SMORGAS·s PAC 229 OUTDOOR COOKING II - Four-8 member Robin White, left, dlscuS&es preparation of his project with ludge Judy Clark In Tuesday afternoon's 4·8 food and nutrition judging. ParUclpatlng 4·8 members look part In th e judging to prepare for the Melp County Fair. Ohio Senate acts on drug bill today By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS - The Ohio Sr n ate wi ll recom'Pnf' Thur sday to act on a Hou se- passed S.13mllllon "war on drugs" and adjourn for the remainder of lhr summf'r The Sena te mPPiing is to begin at 11 a .m Senate President Stanley Aro · noff, R -Ci ncl nnall, said he antici· pates the bill, which attacks the drug problem on thP law enforcement, edu cation and t rea tment fronl s. will pass "withou t any difficult y" and that senators wi ll no I be · back until after the November elPction un lrss lhrrr ls an emergency "There Is no presPnt intPn tion to come ba ck uniPss !herr 's a compelling reason." said Aronoff. The anti -drug bill cleared the House last month, 89-2. If passed by the Senate, It will go to Gov. Richard Ce leste for signature. Most of the $53 million Is bond money to convert unused build· lngs to minimum securlly hold · lng facilities lor drug o!!enders. The bill also provides for an experimenta l military-style boot camp for non-v lolentdr ug offend Continued on page 5 the Gallipolis City Schools and succ eeds William P . Smi th , Gal lipol is . who r<•ttred . Morr than 250 people attendPd thP co nsumrr -ownf'd utilit y's meeting a t Buckeye Hill s Ca rrrr Ce nter. Rio Gra nde. A hea lth c linic p rovided by Holzer Medi · ca l Crntf'r pC'rson nrl and a m icrowa vr coo king demon st ra tion wa s hrld hf'forf' the businPss session During a rC'organi za tiona l m eeting o n July :10 , the following were C' lected as offirc1 s: GrnP Nanrr, presidPnt : Howard Lrmon, vier prrsldf'nl. F.vcrett Holcomb . second vidr prl'sidrnt : Wa l ker. sPrn: l ary l rC'aS U!'(Ir' LC' m on also " "a" chose n to serv(' J!-i a lruslf•t · of Ohio Rural Electric Coopt"ra ll vps, In c. SU<'frPdi ng Smith. Buckeyr HE C. headquartc•rpd ln Gallipo lis. srrvPs 1~J.I.IOO{'nn " u · mrrs in Mrigs, Ga l lia . .Jat·kso n. Vinton, Ross, Ptkr. Scioto. Law rencr Clnd At hens counl if's . and Clydr Local news briefs---. Merchnnl.s sidewalk sale begins Downtow n Pomeroy merchants arf' staging a ''s uper S<JVL'rs' · wrekPnd sa lP today , Friday and Saturda y Sidrwalk sa lt's ;1.<. wrll ClS in -s11m:• ha('k In school savings will be ff•atu rl' d Pomerov man hurt in accident ~ A Pomeroy man sufrered minor injuriPs Wednrsday whrn hP lost control of his motorcycle a nd struck a guardrail Damon Gibbs, 25, Pomeroy, was westbound on SR 124 when hr lost control In a curve, slid to the le It s ide oft he road and struck a guardrail Gibbs was thrown from his 19R1 Harley Davidson. and was taken to Veteran 's Memori a l Ho spiWI by Meig s County EMS where he was admitted lor observation . Gibbs was c ited lo r driving under the influence and failure to control by the Gal lla -Meigs State Highway Patrol. A Rredsvl lie rna n was cited for fail un? (O con trol whPn hP W(:l .<., Involved In a one-c ar acc id ent Wednesday. Jarrett Buckley, 16, was traveling southbound on Cou nty Road 4.1 in Olive Township when he s lid off th e right side of the road, struck a ditch and overturned onto it s right side. Buckley su!!ered minor injuries and a passenger, .Judith Buckley, 42, Rel'dsvllle, was not injured . Squad.~ respond to nine calls Units of Emergency Medical Services res ponded to nine caily lor assistance on Wednesday. AI 3:48a.m., Pomeroy went to Long Hollow Road for Hugh Bearhs. He was transported to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. At 6:57 a .m . , Pomeroy squad went to TUppers Plains for William Grueser. Grueser was transported to Holzer Medical Cen ter. At 12 : 23 p.m., Middleport squad went to Ash Street for Flora Continued on page 5 Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Oav ·Bulletin Board ' Advertisement In The Oaily Sentinel Classified Section. we Ra~erve The Right to Umlt Ouontltlu. Prlcu Effective Through Saturday • . · Stamp• and WIC Coupon• Accepted • Not Reapan1ible For Typographical or �Thursday, August 2. 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio nn nn:nro THt: IVft: RESTS Ot' THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~'b t:S' m~ rT""'\...-..1 ..__ -,-- , ~ d, ~ ~v RllRERT 1.. \UW;ETT l~uhli~ht •r CHARLENE IIOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD hsistant Publisher/Controller -\ \!t:\1BFn of The United Press International, Inl<:md Dailv Prf'Ss -\-..~\ 't .l tln n .tnd thC' American Newspaper Publishers Associat ion . l.I .TTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They !:ihould bP tess than JOO \~ lW(b lon t.: Al l letters are subje-ct to editing and mu st be 51 gn(>(! wi t h runw adrlrt-s~ an d te lephone number. No unsignPd letters will bt' uiJll,ht'(1 l. t'l!N" should be i n good tastf', addr€'sslng Issues. not pt'r so~a li Ill' ' Golf flap recalls darker time By LEON DANIEL UPI Chief Correspondent \\ \,;HJ'JGTON - Prof~ssi onal golf' s dir ty lillie ,ern·t i' til'" ,J,\ ~~ hilt • co unt ry c lubs host it s m os t pr('Sflgio us tou rnctrnf' rt t.c; ~ 1 rl4'mu ns trator s pia n top ick et thr Aug. ~- 12 PCA C'ha rnpionsh ip a t .111 11 ll 1!f' Shoa l Cre ek Coun try Club on the outskirl.'> of Hi1 m ing h <l m . ,~ 1' ll\ '.ti!TIC' of u s remember from a darker ttmP. lln ,, Sundoy morning, s~pt. 15, 196.1, a dyna mite bombP xp lod r d "' 1h1 · Si.x !Pent h Street Baptis I Church in thf' Alabam t:t r ity . bl a'i ti ng ftlur l111lr black g irls into eterni ty. '\th God." wept a woman standmg in the rubbiP of onr of thr worst .1troci ti rs in the struggle for c ivil ri ght s. "We'rr not P\'('n sa fp in t' h urrh " SrHral days lat er I stood in t he church with othPr nrws nlPn l.lnd mournrr s as Dr . Martin L u ther King dellverrd t hP f' ulog~ ':\ 1 times. l ife is hard, " sa id the c ivil rights lradc>r who wa ... to lw martyred f i ve yrars later, "as hard a crucible strr l. " It was a metaphor easily und erstood in Birmingham . a stf'l'i tDv. n rhPn known as a ba stion of rac ial disc rimin at io n. Policr Co mmissioner Eugene "Bull " ro nnOI U.<.f'r:l rlog'i .J ild firehoses aga inSI blacks struggling l o d esog-r~galr thr r il.l \ buw ' . 'rhoo ls. parks and lunc h counters. Some of u s whocoveredBirmingham ·s troublP<l pd .<.l mi g tlllllll t hl 'n ha\'e bt't' n able to believe that the c 11 v would on e drtv ha\ £' ,1 bl.-wk mayor. Bul il does . and Mayor Richa fd Arrington 1s trv1ng !l ard tn de fu se thp ex plosive controversy over a go lf l ourna nwnl . Thr club says if will begin co nsid~rin g blac ks for mr mbrr slii p but nePds si.x months to admit them. Thr RP\'. Abraham Woods , ;1 Birmingha m civil rights l ~a d ~r. scoff s I ha l Supreme l'ourt nomrnrrs can br sea te d in less time. I I was an interview w ith Shoal Crrrk' s fou ndPr. Hi:!ll Thompso n. that srt off th r explosion by rxposrng lhP r l uh ':-. r ;w1al l.\ discrim in at ory m ~ mber s hip po licy . "The cou nt ry club is our hom e." T hompson "aid. · \ llld wr pick and c hoose who we wan t." As the co ntroversy raged. The Char Jot tr ObsN\'PI rPpmll'rit hat ,·JI least 17 of the 39 clubs that are sltes for P(;t\ Tour rvPn t.'> tlli" \PJJ hav~ a ll · whil ~ memberships. · Aftrr routinrly staging tourn amrnt s at \ilv -whit P clubs ~ 1n rro it was foundro in 1916, lhe PGA now has promised lhal in lh r future it wtll re n sid~r c lubs' m~mbership poltc lrs tn selecting playing sit es Mea ntime. television sponsors of th e Bn·mingham tournarnr nt incl udinR Toyota. Anheuser -Busch, IBM andAmrnran Honcla Motor Co - have withdrawn their comm~rcial s. Thr PGA Tour ha s a TV package with I he l hrre n!'tworks wort il more I ha n $20 million. Black lraders have ca lled for co rpo ra l ions to boyco tt t hP tt>lrl ' as 1of thr Masters nex t April at the Augu sta Na tlonal coursf> i n ( ;f'org ia Hep Charles Rangel. D·N. Y . , has introduc~d legislatio n I hal wo uld han IJX rxem ptlons for dues to segregat ed clubs. Go \fdom JS a fflicted with a sever e but curablf' (' it SI' () f in..,titution,Jl ld ClSm . Whrn li S rPve nuP s arP thre atf'ned. fhp gaml' prubabl _\ can lw c·J untrd on to ru rr it sp lf. [I ra n '.ll.lrl <.~ 1 Shoa l CrPrk in B irmingham . a city With an ugly· pa st. 'ii mpl\ b\ domg t hf' right thing. Today in history By Vnlled Press ln!PrnaUonal Todal "Thu.,d a!. Aug. 2. th e 2l41h day of 1990 wrth l' l tn follow . The moon i s wax1ng, movi ng towa rd itS fir st quarter . Thl' mor n1ng -;tars ar e Vf' nus. M ar s and Jupiter The f'\'Pnmg <; tars arr Mf'rcurv a nd Sd turn . ThOSt'' born on th1s datr are ~ndPr thr sign of Lro . Ttw v inrludr mO\'lf• qudio rhJP f Jack Warnf'r of Wa r ner Bros. in I H~2. actress Mnn a l.o' 10 19(ti 1 agr Ror. author .l.rml's Baldwin in 1924 and actor Carroll O'Co nnor. also tn 192~ rage iilit : and ac tor Prlrr O'Toole, in 1~12 1agp S81 On thl"> dale in h1ston· Jn 1776. . thf' fkclarat10n of l ndePf'ndr nct•. adopted on July i. was actually s1gnf>d by member s of the Co nt l nPnta l Co ngress. In 196ll. a major earthq uak• In the Ph ilippines rockro Manila killing J07 pPO plr ' - fn 19j4 . .John Df'an . coun s{'l to PrrsidPnt Richard N ixon . was se ntenced to one-to- four vears i n prison for his part in the Waterga te CO\'f'rup In 1988. L' S milnarv inn"'s!iJ:!:alors conc lud r d th at crew rrrors led to the shooting down on Jul) 3 of an Iranian passenger )P I by the USS Vincennt"s in the Persian Gu lf Letters to the editor Favors electric company 1 just pald my phon ~ and el..ctrlc bill. In my opinion we gl't mor~ lor our dollar with the el!'Ctric company. Maybe th!' phone company Is hitting the bottom of the barrel but I doubt it . When we started here the minimum ei!'Ctrlc blll was 2 dollars a month and the phone was about $3.50 a month and t)lere was grumbling at that figure. All around us we hear about the nred lor more taxes . lsn' I there something I can levy on or some klnd of racket to turn to, to raise some cash? Gayle Prlce · Steib pitches Blue Jays out of jam and into 74 victory Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middlepqrt. Ohio Thursday, August 2, 1990 Not a shining example of communism th~ WASHINGTON- As tide of communism rec~des around the world, thehammera nd sickle are >lill !l ying hi g h abo1·e Ca l cu 1t <J, th f' cct pita l of th(' Wl~s r Be ngo l stale in india . Last month at thf' polls. in w ha t US. offiCia ls 111 t 'alcutt;.~ eal l a "c l assi c m oc kery ol frPt' Plectlons," thr Con1munist Panv rrtaint>d powpr for annlhPJ fiv{• yea rs . Calcutta is no j ewf' l in the crown of com m uni sm. If Ronal d RPagan f'\'(' 1' nP{'ded a lll' fmiti on fort hr"rvi ls"o f co mm un i..,m ,lw co uld simp ly havp poin !Pd tu Calcutta . The filth. !hrsqualor. tlwrhao s lPavp the imprc•ssion th at thP cit\ ts ref'ling fr om an ear thquak1 ;. Hut it is par for Ca lc utta. honw to th p v.orld 's homel ess. This is a cit y whPrr it is common to rea d nPws pdpP r arrounts of ppoplf' who st>\ 1thpirown kidnPysor se ll their righl ·.Vt'Jr ·o ld sons on thr bl dck rnarkt't to be horsr jockry s in th1 • M iddll' r.:a ..,l Ou r <Jssor ia tr .Jim Ly nc h t ra vf'lf'd to Calc u t ta w hrn th e rlrc t ion n •sul t s wt ' r P s till bu zz ing through I hi' r it v Protest r<rl lies held up traf fi" dnd police shelled nf'ig hbor hoods with tl'aJ'-gas to cbm pP n th e• pdrti san ardor . A d r!Vf' through Calcutt a bt· tr<Jy s lhf' failun ' of the commu nist r rg unP. A don'n pcoplr lie hPad to tof' 1n tlw fe tc_d po sition on thr cr umbl ing curb at a bu sy lnt (' r src tion . Ar m s and legs prot rud P from benea th tattPrecl tarps 1ha t pa ss fur she! fe r . Across a busy str f'PI a billboa rd CJdvf'rtisrs a hank loa n t h ~:~t roulcl bt• " TH~: Kf:Y TO YOUR Dl1fo:AM HOM E" C'l'i ppitoci bt •gg ar s hobble to lhr c all window and wave th eir tJand :-; lh <:J! lack a full complP· nw nl of fingPr s A citv bu s i s "df din('(J full uf r idrf s. w ith ano tlw r dulf'n c iLn g in g to thP roof A lm ost nothtng looks nP\l. in Calcutta . ThP ca r s rPsrmbiP o ld Chpc ker cabs . Th r soot-cov Pn'd bui lding s clesJ)f'ra trJ~· nrrd paint or a bath . Ta:•li tin"s " how frilyPd rubb!'r. If d p;lsSC' ngf'r po int s tn a bald tirr in ala rm . thP drki'J rrsponds. ·' no pro bl f'm · · F.vrryt hmg. including hrirk~. iscarriedontheheadsofp~piP, making on~ think I hal U.S. aid Ia Ind i a should beg in wi th whe<•lbil rrows. Onr of th r frw nc·\l. · looking IJui ldingsinCalcutlaislheGrand Hotl'l, u pluc e wh crr WesternPr s s t <-1~ and ca n shut ou t thP scenrs nf th P ~ tree!. Thr m asses of th(' c·it .v wi ll never set foot ins1dr. A fpw rng hts' rPs t at thr Grand custs morr than most proplc- in thf' cit , · of 12 million will see in a YPrrr Th c· ri ty: ha s l.l lt racted human it<:~ r il.I !I S , hut nevcr Pnough 10 makP a dent i n the poverty Mo thf'r Tht'fcsa is thr diP- h ard Turn down a particular alley in t 'al cutt a and .vo u \viii sPP hpr Jack Ander.~on and Dale VanAtta namr scraw lrd in mch h 1g h fa ding lrllers on th<' wal l ol lilP .\ll iss ionarics of Char !! \ cente r A nun will ('Orne 10 thP door a;Hl lead .nr yonp !o src Mothf>r Thr rPsa if she is i n. Shr trirs to '\f'C' .J ll outsid r rs v.ho want to mf'rt h1 •r lwcau sr th(• pour ot Caif'ut !. J rl('4 d ,ll lllh• frit'nds t hf'~ C.HI t:,: 4'1. Ca lc ulta ha" bl •t•n on th1 • s kid:-. sJnCt' 1~! 1 1. when India mm·rd it.., cap ital from tll C' H' to !'\f'\1' DP l hJ. YPt l ht> po\ 'I' I'IY h PJ'!' b nothing comp<Jrrd to that in ttH·..,uno undln g n<rtlu iJs Down -and-ou t Ca lcutt a 1s c·u nsidt· n •d theoa o;;. Js in ;_r c!P.' ,rr t ot ptl\'1'1'1\' '\l!'Pfc h1ng through nc• ighbonng Bu rma. Hangladrsh and 1\epal. three of thp world\ poorf'sl nattons For m ;_ul _\·. Calcutta 1s th e cit .v o f ho pP . Thl' n ·;tl hopPlr..,..,nrrss m Ca l· cutt.1 h .1 co lossal challr ngr for a n.v ~0\l' rrtm rn t . (' 'i PPC iilll }' onr with f t·\\ r PSOUITf's J nd arc haic mPthocl ..., It won't pscapr Calcut t<.~ ·.., a t tf'IJtion th at eo mmu ni sm is br 1ng to.s ... (•d outl ik f' ~· ps trrda y's rww spJfWr all OYf'r Easte rn E u r npco. It b l1kPI.\' t ha t the hammN~ anti "i ieklPs t<rt to()('d on the walls of downtown Ca lcut ta will br paintPd ove r in anger bf'foH' lh4' n1 •x t t•leclion in 1 9~fl HOLZER CLINIC URGENT CARE CENTER SETS STEAL RECORD - The Indians' Alex Cole ( 2) slides Into third base lor the stolen base a.• Kansas City third sacker Kevin Seltzer places the Reds hand Padres 6-3 loss _ SAN DIEGO iUPi i - The Cincinnati R~ds e nd~d th ~lr West Coast road trip Wednesday their lead shrunken and their confidence shaken . Chris Sabo drove in thre~ runs and Sco ff Scu dd ~r pltchro s~ven strong inni ngs to lead the R ~ds to a 6·3 victory over the San Diego 385 JACKSON PIKE• GALLIPOLIS 446-5287 PadrC's. WELFARE CARDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN URGENT CARE AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1990 T he National League' s W~s t · ern Di vision-lead in g Reds en· dured an eighl ·ga m ~ losing streak and were nearly no·hll before concluding lh ~ lr west r oast swing at3 -8. Th~y now head home to I he Riverfront St adium for 20 of their next 28 games . "It's good thai w ~ finished out lllt e road I rip) wllh two stra ight wins, " sa id Sabo. ·' That will pick us up a little bit. It doesn't make II as bad a road trip . " I'm ju st sta y ing In lher~ a llltl e bll beller," sa id Sabo, who has homered in his las t two games . " I made a f ~w adjust· ment s and I've had some better swing> lhe l ast few days . It comes and II goes Maybe It 's .coming again." Scudd~r. :l -4, who was called up from Nashville .June 29, gave up six hit s and two run s, walking two and striking out two. Rob Dibbl e )I'Ork~d th e fin al Jwo Innings. "Fasl ball ·wise, I' ve had bel · lor. " sa id Scudder . "Bull guess at spot ting the ball. lhls was m y bes t game. I us~d th~ slld~r a lot on I he first pitch to g~t ahead in th o co unt . ll 's good when yo u go t a second breaking ball ilk ~ I hat ." PERSONAL BANKER I' \ ' ''\,,,\\ ·~ Senators lead S&L lynch mob 't ~ 0. 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Thr World 's G rP<J I Ps t De lib era llve Bod)' w hoopPd lh rough an S&L amen dment to ti s new crime bill by a 99·1 ·,·o tl' Only William Armstrong, H Co lo . hadlh e prcse nceofmin d l o buc k th e lidr and t o worry aloud abo ut lh e right > of tndtvidual d ~fe ndan ts On lhe fh('Ory lila! al l' s fa ir when goocl publicit y is at stak r. eager senators pxte nded thf' reach of a terribl e l aw - the Racketeer Influenced and Cor · ru pl Organ iza ti ons (RICO! Sla lute, origi nally aimed al kingpins of organized crime - to the S& L s. The two straight wins will help th~ Reds rebou nd after a 1-8 start on the road trip, Scudd~r said, "It's a big pickup for this team to end the trip by winning th ~ last two. We'r~ still In the driver's sea l. Ev~ ry team goes lhrough 11 . but If's good we had the luxury of a bid lead." The Reds took a 1·0 lead In the first Inning a fl ~r sta rter Andy Benes , 1·8, had r~tlred the first two ba i ters. Eric Davis si ngled past third and Barry Lark in and Paul 0' 1\elll follow~d with d idn 't have his good stuff and you cou ld see thai, but he '""n 'l hi t hard, excepl lht• onP D;wis hit So although hr didn't have the guud st uff, lh ey didn't mash him " Larkin , w ho hit clt•;Jn -upTuPs day 0:1nd WPdnl'sda y fur tlw fir st Jwu limes in h is ma jor lt'aguP car eer , sa id he was not put in thf' fo url h posit ion i n the balling (See Nl. on Pagel) By GARY SUL~;NTIC UPI Sporls Writer Tor onto ace Dave Steib look a "horrible" f irst i nning and turned It info a real nightmare l or the Oriol es . "All I needed was a chance to shut them down the r es l of the way," Sti eb said after the Blue Jays rallied from a four run defi cit to a 7·4 victory over Baltimore. "What a way lo win, in light of my career hr rr," addro Stieb, who was win\Pss in fiv e sta rts in Ballimon• - the only AL city whpn• hP had not won " I don' t worry about stuff like lila !," sa id Slir•b, who walked three of the first fou r battPrs. " f warmed up wf'll, hut not irPd thP mound was il lot stC'C'pcr than th P mound in I he bu llpen. II look m e awh ile lo gel usrd l o it . II wa s a horriblr firsl inning . "1 was pleased wilh i man ager t Cil o !Gaston\ for letting m e ge l out of it. Despite my problems, nobody was up in I he bullpen . Th at gave m~ co nfi· dence. Ou r team is capable of com in g bac k. T hey proved II again ." S l i~b. 14-3, has won four stra ig ht over his last fi v~ starts bu t i f looked blrak wh~n he n ~ded 40 pitches to gel through I he fi rst inning. H ~ threw 13 of his firs t 15 pitches for balls and the Blue Jays fell brhlnd 4 0. Oriol es m anager Fra nk Robin son wasn't bn•a t hln g easy yet . " We got four runs but I don't think It' s enough aga inst anyb ody," Robi nson said. "All our losses are tough l osses now . I t was t here for us to w i n. but wP didn't gel It done ." Gaston sa id Sllrb's trac k rr· sl ngl~s. Cl ncln nall added lhree runs In the third Innin g. Hal Morris si ng led and Billy Hatch~r walked. Davis follwed with a two-run double lo cente r Two outs la ter , Sabo delivered a double to score Davis . Sabo gave the R~ds a 6-0 lead In the six th with his 19 th hom e run of I he season , scoring L arkin who had singled. ' 'I did throw some good sliders, bul It '> tough pitching behind in the count and that's what I was dolng most of the day," sa id Ben~s. "I made a bad pitch to Eric Davis, but a few of their other hits found holes or Just mad e It ov~ r I he lnfl ~ld." Padres manager Greg Rid· doch agre~d that if was not Benes' bes t outing. '' H ~ threw G5 pll c h ~s in two and two-th ird innings ," Riddoch sa id . 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Mtnr- ·~ ot<~ j T"u·' El sewhere in the AL, Ca lilor· nia l ro un c~d Minnesota, 11 -o: Texas slammed Milwaukee, 8·2: Oa kland oullas ted Seat tle, J.Q in 11 Innings: Detroit buried N~w York, 15-4: Clevland def~aled Kansas City, 4-1: and Boston bl asted Chicago 9-5. Angels II, Twins 5 AI Minnesot a, Bill Sc h r~der drove In four ru ns wllh a homer and a doub le and Mark La ngston brok e a perso nal elght ·game losing to l i ft lh ~ An gels. La ngs ton, 5-13, won his first game s ine~ June 5. Bryan H a rv~y w ent on~ and two-third Innings to pick up his 13th save. Roy Smith. 5·9, su rren dered eight hits a nd six ru n> In two and two -third innings Rangers 8, Brewers 2 - AI MilwaukPe, Charlie Hough gavr up four hits and onP run over e ig ht Innings fo r h is fir sl victory over th e Brewers in Pight ypa r s Hough, 8-7, al lowed onP run , st rik in g out four and walking four. Hf' was 0-9 in 12 starts sincr h is only victor y over Milwauk ee on July 26, 1982. Milwaukee starter Ron l!obin.son, 4-3, sui·. f ~red lh ~ Brewers' sixth loss in seven gamPS. A's 1, MarlnersO (II Inn.) - AI Oakland, pinch hiller Doug Jen· nlng s singled with one out In the 11th Inning afternoon to sco re Lane~ Blankenship from s~cond base and lilt lh~ Athl~tlc s D a v~ Stewart. 14-8, went th~ distance for his third shutout . allowing fi ve hil s wll h 1hree walks and fiv~ st rlk~ uts. Seattle's Erik H anse n pitched 10 shutout Innings and struck out a ca reer -hig h 11 batters before giving way to Mike Schooler, 1·2. Tigers 1~ . Yanke es 4 - At New York, Mike Hea th, Larry Sherl s and Ga r y Ward hit hom e run s lo help Jack Morri s win his fir st game for Detroit since ,July 6. Heath l ~d a 15-hil attack ;_,,l h l h r~e hits and three I([] I. Morris, 9-13, gave up two runs on seven hils and two walk s wh ile st riking out lhree over sevrn innings. Yankees starter And)' Hawkins, 2-9, lasted IWO and IW O·Ihird Innings, as New Yo rk lost a four· game winning strea k Indians 4, Royals 1 - AI Cleveland, rook I~ Al ex Cole Slole a team· record five bases, scored twice and knockro in a run to help the Indians snap a four gam l' losing streak . G r~g Swindell , 7 6, gavt' up nine hit s, struek out fo ur and wa lked two over sevPn inning> Doug Jones plteh<'d the final two inn ings fo r his 2Hih savp Mark Davis, J-7, gavC" up four ru ns and five hit s whilf' walking two <~ nd stri kin g ou t three in four and two -third innings. Red Sox 9, While Sox 5 - AI Boston. Tom Bo lt on, 5-l, allowed , five hits over elghl innings and Tom Brunansky hil his !ir ~t homer i n a m onth and sco red twic e t o lead the Red Sox t o their four th straight win . 1 (~u t\Mt:K f4 ,, , J.f: \LI't: Why talk to strangers? You don't have lo look any fur ther than your own back yard for an affordable loan. cord kept him in l h ~ game. "You don't r ush to take out a starter who is having control problems," Gaston sa id of th~ 11 -yca r major l eague ve teran . "especiall y someo ne who 's bl'<'n so good over l h~ years." Stleb gave up ju st two hils over the next five innings, before reliever s .Jim Aok ~ r and Tom Henke 122nd sav e ) finished up. Orio le pllchrrs Mickey W ~s ton, Jeff Ba llard , 1-10, and Mark Williamson wer~ pounded for 12 hits, Including home runs by Fred McGriff 1241, Gle nallen Hii l i lO) and John Olerud 1121. Kelly G rub e r 's t wo -run srve nlh·lnning double snapped a •14 tie. HOW TO SAVE Scoreboard ... SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES REDUCED late tag on Cole in the first Inning ul Wednesday night 's game In Cleveland, whleh tlH' Indians won 4-1. (UPI) Sabo gets three RBI, 19th HR MON.-FRI. 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. SAT.-SUN.-HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M.-9:00P.M. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Glllll\'-UP GO, .JEFF: - San l>i t•g:o .o;t·cond ha~f' man Rohrrto ,\Jomar st•t•ms to tw saddling up to rldt• ltf'd.'\ faf<'her .JrH Rerd after /\Jomar lraps over lh·~!d to t:ornpl('tt• llw first half of an eighth -Inning double play in W•• dn<•s day's gam1· in San Diego, which the Reds won 6-3. (UP I) u. The Racine Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank the following for donations which helped make this year's Fourth of July celebration another success. Donating to the fireworks ware J.D. Drilling Co., R&R Pipeline Co., National Gas and Oil, The Racine Home Notional Bonk, Eber's Gulf, CCG Coblavi· sion, Blanche Biggs, Star True Value, Racine United Methodist Church, Jerry and Marilyn Po· well, Racine Emergency Squad, Geraldina Webb, Bill Hayman, Racine Department Store, Fred Thompson, Waid Cross and Sons. Donating trophies for the "Anything That Floats But A Boot Race" ware: Sandy's Video, Star True Value, Racine Motors . A SINCERE "Thank You" FOR THESE DONATIONS The Department would also like to thank the Letart community citizens and the Bethlehem Bapt{~t Church for their generous donations to the Fire Department. I. LOOK through newspaper' 2, REMOVE your new colm mscn 1 3. OPEN right side up' 4. CHOOSE lhc 11ems you ne ed' 5. ARRIVE all he nearest NATIONWISE ! 6. SAVE BIG! ,.-,--..:::'W �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, August 2. 1990 Thursday, AuguS1 2. 1990 tJhio fishing report Local news briefs ... -----, Kentucky spotted bass, largemouths abound near Belpre By United Press International The weekly fishing repon. from the Ohio Division of Wild - life. For more inf(Jrmallon on lakes and strrams not lis red. call 614 265-6659. S~utheast Ohio River - seems to be the wa.v to ca tch saugeyes. Some are being caught ncar deep wa ter drop-orrs by those fishing with nightcrawtrr s Largemouth bass are hitt i nf bua bctlt s arou nd t he s tand i n~ timber loc<Jtf'd in thP coves . Central The rivPr is a summertime hot s pot for largemouth and Kentucky spotted bass . The tributaries produce the largemouth and the mouths of the tributaries produce the spot - ted bass. Best reports are coming from th e Willow Island ancl l:lelleville Pools . Dow Lake - This small lake near Athpns is an exce llPnt placC' to catch largemouth bass. Try nea r an)! wpedbed and usr s ptnnerballs and surfacp lures. Some bl ueg ill fishing Is reported in watrr dPpths of five feet or tess. Southwest Grand Lake St. Marys Chan nel c atfish are being ca ught by ang lers fishing with chicken ti wrs and prepared baits. Th<' bass fishing has slowed. how - ever. some are stilllwing caught during the ear ly morning and la te evrning hours . Caesa r Creek Lake- Trolling Alum CrPPk Lake and Hoovf'l Rrsrrvuir-Both lakl's loca ted north Co lumbu s are giving up largemouth bass w ith Hoovrr anglers ca tc hing a n occasional nice smallmout h. Summert im f' bass fi shing in both lakes r<' qulres deep watrr t ~·chniqurc; Most are being f'aught from depths of 15 feet or more Big Darby and Lit liP Darbv These strf'am s arP pxce\lpn t placrs to fish for la rgPmouth and smallmouth bass. Fl oat fish ing is at it s best rn Augu st. Usc sma l l cran kbait s. spinnerbait s In thf • liv e barfs, try be ttgra mitrs . Northwest Pl easa nt Hrll - Channel cat fi sh arc being caught and ba ss f is hing is reported to br ve ry good . Most bass arc be ing caught early In rhe morning or Ia t r in t hr c vf'n ing wlt h I hC' vrry bes 1 fishing being after dark. Spinner baits and c rankbai ts along with top water Jun.'s are the best artificia ls. The best places are 1111' uld strpam channel, off the brach are<J, and ncar the dam Bresler Reservo ir - Ohio' s premier ch;:m rlC'I eatfish lake. [llurgill anglers are reporting good fishmg using crickets and mral worm s. Fish 12 to 15 feet drep in the sou thwes t co rner of the ta ke. Northeast Ci <'nden in g Reservotr - Fla t hPad catfi sh weighing up to 50 puund s are being caug ht using very large sue kers . Thebes t time is after dark. Some bass are bring caughl on top water lures. Leesvi lle Lak e - One of the lwt tC'r muskir lakps in Oh io. Use large buck tai l spinners and cas t thl' edges of the weedbeds. Th<' samt' ar eas are produ cing largemouth bass on top water lures and spin nerba its Try retrieving .;pinnerbaits ju st below the surLJCP of lhl' water . Lak<' Erie Wa llP yP fishing is vpry go<.x.i in rrrtain lOC' <l lion.s and during cPr l<:tin limPs of lilf' day. Those a nglNs fi shing ear ly in the morning arf' catching their lim its from Con•• Reel and northwrs I of West Sis ter Island near the shipping channel. Weight lorward splnnerbaits with night crawl ers are taking most of the !Ish from that area suspended at NEW COAC H - N<'W Ohio l l nivl·r~itl' head root hall coad1 Tum Lichtrnhcrg: wa..'i in Pomeroy last night for a reel•ption sponsored by WMPO Radio, a long-time Bobcat network,affiliate, for somP area hu~lnf'~s peoplf'. Uchtenherg, a formrr OhioState and Notre Dam<' aS!oilstanl, fomes to Otl from tht• llnh·ersity of Maine. Shown talking to Li<·htt'nherg (far right 1 an' IL-R) Lenny Elia.,on of WMPO , C:harks Kitchen of Dairy Queen and .lim Hill of Ptra.sers. By WARREN MAYES LOUIS I UP I I The announcemen t Wednesday that Joe Torre witt be the new manag er of the St. Louis Cardi nals reunites three former team · mates who witt guide the club's fortunes Into the 1990s. Torre was joined during a news conference at Busch Stadium by genera l manager Oat Maxvi l l. his former St. Louis teammate. ST. w ho twi ce served as a coach on teams managed by Torre. "Surpr ise. surpr ise~" Max vi ii sa id with a smile while Int roduc ing his longtime friend to the St. Louis m edia . It had been widely rpport ed that Torre would get the managerial nod or the post left varant by Whitey Herzog's resignation la st month. "Joe and I have been friends for over 20 yt'ars," Maxvi tl said "I was with him when he first NL games ... _ _ _ _ _ _ nrder to hit home run s. "'As long as we continue 10 win, I guess I'm going to stay th r rc, ·· ... ai"d Larki n. ''CIPan up to me d o~s n"t mf'an thf' samp thing that Jt do~ '.s to a .Jark Clark or Kevin Mt tr heiL t·m not looking to tak r it out.· Da\" 1...,, who was moved up to til tid in lh<' IJattingorder and had thrrr hit ,, said, "lt doesn't bo tl1er mr w here I hIt . Where I hit " ,._11Ne I hit I'd be hitting the " 'me pitches w het her I'd be llltting eighth or ninth." The Padres av oided a shutout in thr srw• nth inning on Jack Clark 's homer . The homer. Ctark ·s 19th oft he year. was hi s fifth In seve n ga mes. San Diego added two runs In the eig hth on Tony Gwynn's two-run doublr Elsewh r rr in thP l'iatlonal League. Chrcago blanked Pittsburgh Philadelphia ou tlasted St. :Louis ll -10, and San Fran · cisco nipped Lo s Angeles 2 I. Mets 6, Expos 4 ( IZ Inn. I - The umpires se nt Rud Ha1Trlson to the toc·kpr room , but t hey couldn' t tak raway theNC'wYork mapager' s tp)('v i s io n priv i) ('ges . Harrel so n. < ' l•~ · tpd In thr eighth Innin g- fur arguing. watched on the cluh ouse tetevt son as Tim l'P ufpl blasted a game-tying two out homer in the ninth Inning Wednesday n ig ht and th e Met.s ra l lied for a 6-4 victory In 12 Innings over the Montreal Expos. With the victory. the Met s took a one-game lead over t he Pittsburgh Pirat es In the National League Ea st. "It was a figh t We fought l or this ' one but I loved tt." sa id Harrelson, who was ousted l or argui ng following an Inni ngending double play . "I was In here alter they threw me out and 1 was watching the game on TV andl said 'Hey, Tim Is hitting the ball:out of the park."' Teufel's homer. his third of the year, came off reliever Tim Burke. Gregg Jefferies keyed New York's 18-hit attack by driving In two-runs, including the go-ahead run in the 12th, and scortng twice. Keith ~Uer single(! off loser Bill Sampan, 84, ID open the 12th and siDle ·second. After Howard Johnson struck out, Jefferies singled home Miller to make It ' -U. 5--I . .J r ffPr ie.. stoiC' S(·co nd c~ nrl sco rrd on MrRry nolds· si nglP "" II wa s Jn Pmotiona l win ." sai d Mi l!Pr . w ho h<..~cl ttlrf'P hit s " Trufel got J hi _ g- hi t for u" H(· dnPs n'J gPt <! lot of b<th bu 1 wlwn hr doc s hP gels the big hit. 11·,, U'il'd our wholr bu l lpr n <HHl wt• pla yul big dPfr n.sp and P\' l'l"von(• go t tl hit W P v.·r rf' clown ·l l ;mel we ~' l' H' stil l \O nfid Pnt · MontrrJI star ter Zan£• Srnltli l£~ s ted back In '69 A l i nP fellow . we co uldn't li nd a nybody better anywhe rr on Ear th . This man is going to do a grmt job lor us ." Term s of thl' club's contract with Torre. which run s through the 1992 srason. were not dis· closed. Torre sa id he would join th r Card inal s for their game Th ur sda~ night in Philadelphia. Red Schoenditon.'>t has been man · aging the Ca rdinals since Herzog tell. Torre. :-JtJ. prpviouslv managed eight seaso ns H1 • was with thr New York Mets from 1977 to 1981 Jnd with thrAtlanta Bravps from 1982 to 198-1. HP wos fired from both position s. In hi s managerial career. Torre ha s a record of 543 -649 . His Atlanta team won thp 1982 Nationa l LeaguP West Division title but lost to the Cardinals in three co nsecu ti ve ga mes In the old best -of -five formal in thl' league championship scriPs . Thl' 1983 -Braves club led la te in thl' se aso n but fin ish ed second be· hind the Los Angeles Dodgers . Whi te der iding whether to takP the j ob. Torre sa id he tuok into co nsideration th e securi ty of his broadcas ting job wi th thl' Ca li fo rn ia An g<'ls and his prolonged absence from thf' field . "Max ie catted and asked if I was intrrr.strcl, .. ht• sa id . "To be honf'st. aftrr lwing away flvrand -a-hatf years. I had to think about i t beforro sayi ng yrs. · Afl c' r Sj)(>ndlng practically vou r whole adult llfe ln a uniform, It' s kind of hard to get it out of your sys tem . It's the excitemen t of trying to create something." Torre rejoins Maxvitt and another former St. Louis teammate, Ted Simmons, who now works as director of player development lo r the Cardinal s. Maxvlll was the regular shor t s top l or the Cardinal s when Torre joined the team In 1969. and Simmons became the club's regu lar catc her a year tater. "I 'm go ing to work wllh Oat and TPd Simmons eva luating the team for the rest of the year, and get ready for 1991." Torre said. ''I' ll talk it over with Red. I played lor him lor six years. "I've always worked lor people . Now I'm working with people in Oat and Ted," he said, empha siz ing th e diflerenrr be tween "for" a nd "with." " I ' ve got the knowledge and the anxiety to ~e t thP job donr. " the new St. Louis sk ipper as sor t ed . ·· we II s ta r t from scratch . I ·ve got no preconceived notions." In hts 18-year playing ca r eer with the Braves. Ca rdinal s and M et s. Torre avC'r aged .'197;mrl hll ..,r,·,·n Innings. dllowing threP run s and nme hit s hPfurr> tlring . "I wantrd to lravP /..1nr i n <I.., long li S I rould but tw go ! lin'd." Mont rPJ I managt•r l~urk RodgPrs said . " WP h d\"1' to pu1 thls loss brhind u~ bi'l "<llJ S(' W( ' fa ce tFrank' Viola nnThursdcty . We made a lot of mi stCJ kPs out ther e but wr did a lot of things r lght. It ts n ·I I he end oft h•• world And we won' t C'omr drPssed in black on Thursday .· Th e Expos trait the MPts bv stx games . Bob OjPd a, :l -~. su r\'i\·rd a basPs -loadcd jam in th e lith and picked up the win with two in nings of rel ief. Cuhs 5, 1'1rates 0 - At Chicago, C rPg Maddux hu rled a five -hitter to win his fourth s traight start a nd Luis Salazar hit a two-run homrr 10 pace Ch icago. Maddux, Rq , str-uck out six and walked three l ot hi s second str aight shut out and fourth complrtr game . Rick Reed, 2-.1. gave up II hits 0 \ '(' 1" four and one-thlrd innings l'hilli<•s II. Cardinals 10 - At Ph iladC'I phia. Da rrPn Dault on hit :1 homt' run and cloublr and .'-COrrcl four ru n.s to guide Phila · dl'lphia Terry Mu lholland. gJvf' up fi vr r un s and 10 hil s over six innings f or thr wi n. Rogrr Mc00\.l.'t? ll go t thP final two outs for his l bth sa1·c Ken Hrtt. I I. WdS th f' losr r . (;tants 2, Dodgers I - At Los Angrlrs. c;ary Ca rtf'r hit a tif' ·brpaking home run Jrading 6-"· VCR-TV Repair Center Smallmouth bass aH' being caught on soft craws around Pelee Island , the Hen and \hlrks and East Sister Shoa t. all in Ca nadi an waters. 252 home runs . He with the Cardinals In 1971 wh en he was named th e National League's Most Valuable Player During that remarkable season, Torre hit .363 with 24 hom e runs and 137 RBI In leading the Card inals to a second-place finish behind the Pittsburgh Pirates During Torre's managerial stints a1 New York and At l anta, hP hired Maxvill a s a coach hath times TorrP wa s onP or sev(• n cand i· dates intPrviewPd for the j ob . ThC' others wrn~ Gayil'n Pills. manager or thf' Ca rdinals ' Class AAA affilialf' at Louisvilll' , Ky .; Card in al s' minor·ll'ag ur hitting instructor Mikr .Jorgensl•n ; Mil· waukee coach Don Raylor; Atlanta ro<Jch Pat Corra iPs. Toronto coac h CPnC' TC'nacf' .1nd Philadelphia coach Hal Lanier . Herzog resignPd f rom h is job .July 6 in Sa n Diego. In l hr i nterim. Schof' nd irnst. a member of the ba sebal l Hall nl Fame. ha s managed thrrlub loa !J-10 record going into WPdnes day night' s game with the Phi ladelphia Phil lies at VPtrrans Stadrum . Arkansas leaves SWC to join SEC FAYI::TTEVI LLE . A rk t UPi l unanim ou s voiCI' vot r thr recom · - The Univer sit y of Ar kansas mendations of uni vrrsit y Prf'Si · Board of Trustees voted Wednes - dent Bil l an Sugg <~nd Chancel lor day to acce pt an in vitat ion to j oin - Dan Fer rit or for rh r switch in conferences the So uth eas tern Conference. sever! ng 1he Razo rback s · 76 · Tht• reso lution a dopted by thr year -old tie to the Southwest tJoard ca llE'd for Arka nsas to Co nferenc e. r esign from th<' SWC Jun e :!0. 1991 and become a member of the The 111 -membrr board took tess SEC .J uly 1, 1991 t han 90 m inu tcs to approve on a .' l~ ---2_~----------- iCo ntinuf'd from PJ gP Continued !rom page 1 Cardinals name Torre manager came to St. Loui s as o player TALK WITH 12 to 15 loot depths. White bass are being caught on white In· line spinner s. White bass c hase minnows to the surface attractin g numbers of feeding see gulls. off t hP ninth i nning to tift t he Ciants Carter ripped a 2-0 pitch from .la y Howell, 3-5, i nto the tclt l irlrl stands lor his eight h homer . Don Robinson, 8-1, pile hrrl a lour-hitt er to notc h his J(l(lth r an 'N vi c torv • SPECIAL S'-'"M£R BARGA!~ MATINEES SATU~DAY/SUNOAV & lolfD~ESOAY • SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 I Z. 75 Rou n 1~ ,l . 75 BARGA! ~ J'IA I JIHES SAT /SUN & W( O "' ""'"" "" BARGAI N NIGHI TUE SDAY (UC[Pl ·'GHOST") III ESl lr'~ .' .. ~l!l~J ,~lro}<> 51 AR1 S f HIOA1 lOMO RRO~ ! ] · JO.~ 15 ~ Af I 10,3 15, 7 10,9 IS '> UN I 10.3 11.7 30,9 : 15 ', UNOM 9 00 PM MON!TU£ & Tli.I R':.. \1 00 MON/TUl A IHUR / · 10,9 15 lo'lD . l JO ,l 15 ,1 :30 9 · JS LAST DA1 ! I "DISNEY ' s "JUNGLE BOOK~ "FORD FA IRLANEM MOt E HARDER" ~I 00 RAl£0 (Gj -~-.!_ 9 00 RAHO IRI - - ' - - l · l O I HI (R/ _j TODAY 7 00,9 . 30 fRI OAl 7 · 00,9 :30 SAT 1:00.3 : 30 , 7:00 ,9 : 30 SUN 1:00,3 : 30, 7:00,9 · 30 HON / TUE 6 THUR . / ,,0J,9 , l0 WED. 1·00,J : 10, SCHOOL DAYS, SAVINGS DAYS! OFF NOW THRU MONDAY,AUG.6 MEN'S o WOMEN'S o CHILDREN'S -EXCLUDING FOOTBALL CLEATS- * CONVERSE * BROOKS * BRITISH KNIGHTS Samsung Sounclesign Zeniftt Funci Symphonic KTV Philco Emerson Shintom Multi Tech Scott Sylwairia :Magnawox GE RCA WE REPAIR ALL MAKES Don't forget our accessories including Tube Socks, Gym Shorts, School ·Bags, School Shirts, School Hats, and more! MAKE US YOUR "BACK TO SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS!" ~S~ho-p~F.-.a-rl)...,' For Sri HI ion Anti HoME ENtERTAINMENT CENTER 391 wm MAIN STEET 9.92·3524 Ambrose Kibble Larry Fox Ambrose Kenton Kibble 90 of Vienna , W .Va . died at M~ri~tta M emorial Hospital yesterday Pventng following an extended Illness . He was born In Torch, the son of the l ate Lewis and ll€tte Ktbbte. He spent his ear ly life In Reedsville and was employed by the FMC Corporation !VIscose; lor 37 years He attended Eden United BrethPren Church in Reedsville . Surviving are his wile, Letha Monroe Kibble, Vienna, W .Va., one daughter, Patricia Mae Kibble. Belpre; two grandd augh IPr s, Mrs . William tBrenda) Hall, Fleming, and Mrs. Michael I Pame la I Davis, .Jefferson; two great -granddaughters. Mich elle and .Jennifer Davis, of Jel!erson . He wa s preceded in death bv thr ee broth ers and one sister . ·' Funeral services witt be held at Spencer Funera l Home, 220 Main Street In Belpre. on Friday at I I am. with Rev. Duane · Wo l le officiat in g. Bu ria l witt be in the Coolvil le Cemete ry . Friends m ay cal l at the fu nerat home fr om 6-9 p.m on Thursd ay and up until servicP time on Frtdav . Larry L. Fa., 51 , of Mason, died Tuesday, July 31, 1990 at Pleasant Valley HospitaL Born Apri16, 1939 in Clifton, he was the son of Lloyd C. and Rhoda E. (Smith) Fox. He worked as a body repairman for the Roush's Body Shop, was a member of the American Legion Smith-Capehan #I40 of New Haven and was active in the 3664 Ordinance Company of the West Virginia National Guard of Point PleasanL Surviving are three daughters, Terri L. Hall of Reynoldsburg, Ohio, Shelly J. White of Mid dlepon, Ohio and Sherry A. Kinnan of Virginia Beach, VA; one son, Larry R. Fox of Middleport, Ohio; eight grandchildren and a very special friend, Peggy J. Bush of Mason. Funeral service wiU be 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 3, 1990 at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Bennie Sievens officiating . Burial will foUow at the Graham Cemetery. There will be graveside military riles. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday, Aug. 2, 1990 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m . Ohio Senate... Savin.~•! POMEROY, OHIO 219 N. SECOND ST. By United Press International The weather Ohio had Wednes day night and Thursday morning set the pattern for what thP next few days will bring . During the night, Ohio expc r tenced clear skies with cout temperatures in the 50s. That put predawn readings about 5 to 10 degrees tower than normal , bu 1 still left them a few degrees higher than at the same time the d,1y bE·fore. And the National Weathe 1 Service said th r condrtions the Buckey e State had lor the dark hours were a good indicator of what will happen through Fri day _ ThP fo recas t ra lls for cl ear skies and temperatures creeping upward . Low s Thursda y night are ex peeled tu rangl' from 55 to 60, with highs Friday in the tow or Correction License issued Mary Byer was onl' of six Syracuse residPnls to be awarded a Carleton MC'mor ial Sc holarship f or the 1990-91 schoo l year. She was earlier inadvPrt enUy listed as Donna Byer Mary plan s to attend the University of Rio Gra nd e. A marriage license ha s been Issued by Meigs County Probate Court to Richard Douglas Darst, Jr. 29. Point Pleasant, and Sandra Sul' Will iamson . .19, Middl eport . ____ Meigs announcements ____ Bible School parade Hope Baptist Church. 570 Grant Street , Middleport, wilt have a vacation biblr school parad e on Saturday. The parJde will leave lht' church at 7 p .m . The public Is Invited to partie pate. Worker s witt be at th e c hurch from J ::lll p.m . until parade limp to assis t childrPn in decorating the ir bicycles, etr The church witt hnld its vacat ion bible sc hool 1\ugust 6-10 from 6-8 :lO p.m . Cla sses witt be held for all agP groups from nursery through and including adults . The Southern Booster s will m eet Monday at 7 p.m at Soc th ern High Schoo L Plans wilt be discussed for the Meig s Co unty Fair bon! h. To meet Monday A me eting witt be held lor parents of studrnts who will bP entering the Sout hl'rn Loc al School Di s tri ct kindPrgarten this f all at 7 p .m M onday i n the high school ca feter ia. Students to be PnrollC'd mu st p rrsen t a birth certificat(' and innocul ation reco rd . ' Carmen Stout Ca rm en Louise Stou t, infant daughter of Jellrey and Miehette Terrelle Stou t, Coolvi lle. wa s stillborn o n Monday at Marie tta Memoria l Hospital. In addition to her parents. she is su rvived by three brothers , Christopher. Craig and Cody Stou t , all at home; paterna l gra ndparents, James W . and .leanetta Stout of Elk Cit y, Okla a nd John and I.inda Grace of Ci ncinnati ; paternal great -grandfather. Ed Brantwell, of Cincinnati; maternal gran dpar en ts, Wayne and Ka thy Terre lie of Cincinnati: and maternal great -grandparents, Lyndon and Katherine Moon of Lawrenceburg . Ind . There will bf' no servicf' or visitation . ArrangemPnts are being handled by the While Funeral Home In Coolvi lle . ers, pilot programs rn three cou nties lor lightrng drugs and alcohol. and sU ffer sen tences lo r major drug dealer s. It also st rengt hens th e abi li ty of taw enforcem ent officers to seize property of drug dealers. with a porUon of the proceeds go ing to loc al drug educat ion programs. The bitt also con tains a reward program t or citizens who turn in drug pushers. and I~ makes it easter lor landlords to evict tenants "·ho are dealing drugs . The proposal. which wa s worked out In concert with House and Senate sponsors over the l ast two months, also increases the penalti es lor smuggling drugs into prisons and for shooting at houses l rorr cars. There Is a six -year ado.ttonal mandatory prison sen tence for anyone using an automatic firearm while committing a drug felony We have purchased the entire stock of new BTE Aids from a dispenser no longer in business and we'll fit and sell them at 1 /3 off regular price. DILES HEARING CENTER (614) 594-3571 326 W. UNION ST. 1-800·237-7716 ATHENS, OHIO Jewelry Sale FRIDAY AUGUST 3, 1990 10 A.M.-7 P.M. 992-5627 MIDDLEPORT, OH. 14K GOLD NECKLACES, BRACELETS, RINGS, EARRINGS AND MORE. UP TO 70°/o SAVINGS Don't Forget Our Drawing For a 19-lnch Color TV On Friday, August 3, 1990 PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992-6669 253 North Second, Middleport, OH. mid HOs. A hrgh pressure cen ter that wa s over Lak e Ene on the Thursday morning weather map wa s expected to move to near th e Chesapeake Bay by l ate Friday . Despit e it s movement away f rom Ohio, it witt st ill be close enough to be the main factor In the state's we ath er lnto the weekend Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS Flora M. Gibson , Middl eport. DISCHARGES - David (' Warth, Janet Jenkins. To end marriages Actions for dissolution or mar · rtage have been filed In Meigs Count y Common Plea s Court by Edward L. Didd le and Shirley J . Diddle. both of Middleport and Sandy Gangwer . Pomeroy, and Forest Gangwer, Cim·lnnati DI vorce actions have been filed In the court by Mary S. Erwin, Pomeroy, aga in st Gregory 0 Erwin. Pomeroy, •nd hy Elsie l.orlane Roberts of Long Bnttom ag-ainst Steven A . Roberts. Coolvil le. The weather service said sunny skies witt con tribu te to good growing co nditions and should stimulate fairly rapid drying of hay and mature grain. Weather South Central Ohio Mostly clear Thursday night, with a tow near 60. Mostly sunny Friday, with highs In the mid 80s. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Mostly fair weather Saturday, with a c hance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday and Monday . Highs will be In the 80s each da:;. with overnight lows In the 60s. YARD SALE THURS.-FRI.-SAT. AUG. 2-3·4 10 A.M.-5 P.M. 2 Miles from Langsville St. Rt. 325 - 4th house on right 742-2033 HOT SIZZLING SUMMER BUYS Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. IN OUR LADIES' DEPARTMENT Jlnnounas tfie opening of liis practice in SAVE Interna[ Meaicine 40°/o & 50°/o •JANTZEN SPORTSWEAR •CATAUNA SPORTSWEAR •SWIMWEAR by Jantzen, Catalina and Castaway •WHITE STAG •LEVI JEANS •LEVI SPORTSWEAR •LEVI COnON PANTS •LEVI BENDOVERS •BLOUSES •LONDON FOG COATS & JACKETS Contin ued from page 1 NEVER BEFORE SHOW IN THIS AREA. FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Goldst• --Area deaths-- There ore only 12 remaining, with a full one year warranty. Make your appointment to see if this is the right thing for you. CALL TODAY Back to School SALE NIKE * REEBOK Gibson, who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 12: 29 p.m., Pomeroy squad went to Locust St reet !or Irene Phillips. She was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Rutland squad went to State Route 143 at 2:59p.m. lor Willard HudnalL He was treated but not transported. At 3: 05 p.m., Middleport squad went t o South Seventh for Robert Davis . He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Tuppers Plains was called to State Route 681 for Char les Jones, who had been Involved In a farming accident. Jones was flown to Grant Medical Center by Life Flight to Riverside Hospital. At 11: 15 p.m., Syracuse Fire Department and squad were dispatched to a motorcycle accident on State Route 124 In Minersville. Damon Gibbs wa s taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Olive Township Fire Department went to a structure !Ire on State Route 681. They returned at 11:57 p.m. The Daily Sentinel- Page-S Temperatures remain below nonnal in Ohio in tfie P[easant '1/a[[ey '}{ospita£ ?rfed'icaf Offoe 'Buifding Seeing patients 6eginning Jlugu.st 1 'Monday tfirougfi 'friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. OPEN 9:30-5: 00 MONDAY-S ATURDAY 3: BAHR CLOTHIERS caa (304) 675 7700 after July 18 for appointments MIDDLEPORT HEARING AIDS LOCKER 219's ANNUAL 20°/o Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio AIR CONDITIONER SALE 5,000 $ BTU ....... Only 299 9,500 $ BTU ....... Only 479 11,500 $ BTU ....... Only 539 18,000 $ BTU ....... Only 579 Cleatance Sale SUMMER FURNITURE Quality lloyd/Flanders Summer Furniture at Clearance Prices! •LO-BACK CHAIRS •HI-BACK CHAIRS •LOUNGERS •GLIDERS •SWINGS •TABLES CARPET SALE SCULPTURED CARPET 15 Colors SALE$13 99 INSTALLID WIPAD PLUSH CARPET 13 Colors SALE $14 99 INliAllfD W/PAD Hurrv In! Our Stock Is Limited! APPLIANCE SALE ...................... S299.00 Undercounter Dishwasher ........................ S269.00 15 cu. ft. Upright Freezer Gas Range ................................................ S299.00 Electric Dryer ........................................... S299.00 Automatic Washer ................................... S369.00 Electric Range ........................................... 5329.00 14 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Refrigerator ......... SS29.00 SYLVANIA SALE 19" Remote Color TV ...... S299.00 VCR .••..•.•••.•.........••••..••.•••••• $249.00 2S'' Remote Con.sole ........ $S69.00 Camcorder WI ACCESSORIES ........... $87 5.00 46" Projection TV ..........S1799.00 �Thursday, August 2, 1990 By The Bend Families Anonymous can help The Daily Sentinel / Thursday, Aug11st 2, 1990 Page-6 Rutland gardeners hold meeting A picnic at the Ru tland Civic Park highlight ed the July meet· lng of the Rutland Friendly Ga rdeners wi th Judith Hill • s hostess. Ma rie Blrrhfield gave devotions on "God Bless Amer ica" by Helen S. Rice . Members answpred roll ca ll by showing co nta inN s and floral materials brought for the des ign workshop conducted by J a net Bo lin. Sc hedule classificatio ns were discussed, some designs wen' demonstratPd and ot her members gave s uggest io ns about the themes . Mrs. Bol in noted that the sc hedule is lhe '' law " of the show, along with the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs handbook which al l judges st udy and mu st IParn. Mrs. Hill displayed a picnic tabiP cen tcrpiecp of dried male· ri als. and gavp rac h gu es t a bundlf' of ma tPria ls. Suzy Ca rpenter won the hostess's doorprize. and the trave l· lng prize brought by Mrs Birchfield . Lori Bar nes won a hand made cr ocheted do il y brough by Carrie Morris. The birthday of .Jant'l Bolin and t he anniver sary of .loan nr F'l't ty wpre observed Mrs Bo lin and .Judy Snowden are attend ing the OACC annual co nve ntion and are compet i ng in the flower show there. Mrs. Bol in is being honored as a past state pl'{'si den l and long-time accredited judge. She is c urren tly serving as advisor for th P junio r garden cl ub , dea ling with garden, wildllfe and out door cookery projects. Joa nne Fetty des igned and painted the entrance sign deco· rating the co nvention flower show. She a lso paint ed HlP s ign for the region 11 fl ower show this pas t sprin g. It wa s announced that the region 11 tour to Columbu s to vie w the Kelton House Vi ctorian ga rd en disp lay had been cancelled. Marie Birchfield stated that she would like the club or junior cl ub to assist in Identifying and mar king dead shrubs and plants for removal at Miles Cemetery . Post olflce displays for J uly were provided by Kimberly WIll ford . Mrs. Car pe nter and Mar jorie Davis will ha ve the Augu st displays. Mrs. Carpenter reportPd on her recent vis it wi th th p OAGC Judges Guild of reg io ns 9, 10, a nd ll to Wade and Galton Nurseries in Belvi lle. They were taught abo ut th e propaga ti on and growt h of the host as on display as well as trees. shrubs, pere nnial s and annual s. Ca rrie Morris vo lunl f'l' r Pd 10 do the th ree remaining cla sses which are under the res ponslbil· i ty of the club. The club Is a lso to do the class and entr<JncP signs for the show . A meet ing will be held at the horne of Mrs . Fetty, pres ident . on Tuesday at 7 p.m Mrs. Willford distri buted show sc hedu les for the Sept. 8 and 9 effort by the three Rutland garden clubs. In all classes each c tub has two to three addlllonat c lasses for whi ch an additional design will be required from th e club. The Rutland Garden Club Is excused from class two. Mrs. Willford also asked cl ub members to provide Items for the pot luck lunch at the show on Sept. 8 for the judge and ex hibitors. Judith Hill requested associate membership for the com ing year. Mrs. Willford displayed the cove rs for the 1990~ 91 program books. A meellng will be held a t her home on Aug. 20 at 7 p.m to complete the books. The club sent a floral design to member Lori ilarnes upon the recent birth of son, .Jacob Andrew . Members were reminded to di vide and or pinch back their c hrysanthemum plants to mul tip ly the bloom and growth. The next meeting wi ll bf' held Aug 22 at the home of Judy Snowden with Mrs. Hill to give devotions. Members ' wilt tl'il gard enin g problems they have so lved. Mrs. Davis will disc us s tht' article "Xe ri - What~" from National Ga rdening with Mr s. Bar nes topic to be "Blue Magic " Mrs. Birchfield is to dis play a fragran t herb design, as is Mrs Snowden . The anniversari es of Mrs . Da vis and Mrs. Birchfie ld will be observed. Community calendar THURSDAY POMEROY - Vacation Bible School will be held through Friday at 6:30 p.m. nightly at Ca lvary Pilgrim Chapel on State Route 143. Ca ll992-2952. ROCK SPRINGS - The Sa lis~ bury Township Trustees will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the township bulldlng. RA CIN E - Th e Racine Ameri can Legion Post 602 w1ll meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Refresh ments will be served following the meellng. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of AA and AI Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m a t the Sacred Hearl Cathollc Church. Ca ll 1 -80 0 -33.1 -5051 fo r Informati on. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tu ppers Plains VFW Pos t 9053 Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7·.10 p.m LOTTRIDGE - The Lottridge Community Cent er will have a potluck dinner Thursd ay at 6 p m. followed by a rneelin g at 7 p rn . The cen ter Is ltX' ated on County Roa d 53 five miles west of Coolville. FRIDAY RUTLAND -T he Rutland Town sh ip Tr us tees will ml'<'t Friday a t 6: JO p.m. at the RuUand Fire Station. The public is invited to a !lend . football , I p.m.; junior high volleyball, 1:45 p.m; and a ll other junior high athletes, 2:15 p.m. Athletes are to wear gym shorts and t-shirts. Physicals will be given by Dr. Mark Brown and Dr. Jam!'S Witherell. SATURDAY SALE M CENTER - Sta r Grange and Sta r Junior Grange will meet Sat urday at 8 p.m. Election of officers will be held and final plans will be made for the fai r booth at the Meigs County Fair. A potluck supper will foll ow the meeting. PORTLAND - The RLDS Church wilt have a ya rd sa le at the Ravenswood Bridge on the Ohio side on Saturday, weather permitting. School clothes and much more will be availabl e. All proceeds will help lht' loca l c hurch. RA CINE - There will be a gospel s ing at the Fellowship Church In Ra cine on Saturday at 7 p.rn feat uring Ru ss and the So uthern Hill Gospel Singers. Pas tor Charles Bush invites the pub! ie REEDSVILLE - Th e Reeds· vi lle United ).fet hodis! Church will hold a rummage and bake sa le al the church on Sa turday fr om 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a large selection of rnPrchan dise and hot dogs. s loppy joes and so ft drink s wil l be sold. The c hu rc h is located across from Reed's Store in Reedsville. PO MEROY - The Eagle.s ctas s of Asbury Methodi s t Church will hold a bake sal e on the Kroger parking Jolon Friday POMEROY - There will bP a clothing di str ibution day at the Meigs United Met hodi st Cooperati ve Par ish at 311 Co nd or St. in Pomeroy on Fr id ay from 9 a m. IO .1 p.m. BU RLI NG HAM T he ElPdford -Lodi Histo ry Group wil l meet on Friday at 7: 30p.rn . at the Modern Woodsme n's Hall in Burlingham. Everyone is wei r omP to at tend and bring itPms of lniPrP.st. MIDDL EPOR T -P hystca ls will be given Fr ida y al Meigs .J un 1o r Hig h for junior high PHASE ONE COMPLETED - Phase one ol construction at Rejoicing Ute Church Is now completed. Pictured Is the shell oft he remainder of the structure. the fonner Royal Crown garage, which will be co mpleted In phases two and three. The new church sanctuary and classrooms will be dedicated on Sunday . • Cundiff family reunton The C' undi lf Family reunton was held rece ntl y a t Forked Run State Park . Atte ndin g Wl're Kath eri ne Moore. Rac hel Cu ndiff, ilill and Ma ry Cundiff. all of Syrac use ; Virgil and Helen Teaford , PomP· roy: Eleanor Blaloc k and Paul Jo n. Wrstf'rvillr: Raymo nd and J a n Cundiff. Mason. W.Va ; · Ra lph and Kav Cu nd iff. Tommy · and Jenny. Re noldsburg, Cha· riPs a nd Pa ulette Cu ndiff a nd JO)'. Middleport : De nnis and S U S!P Hr~· a nr . Mark . Shawn. and Leigha. Lan gsville: Bryan and Tamm ,v Yost, frin. Em i ly, <Jnd D{) n i."i!'. Mt VPrnon. Joh n a nd Tina Cundi ff a nd T.R . Ma son. W \' a.: Tim and Holl y Cundtff. Rocky and Brit tanv. Pataska la : Mt char l and Stephanie Cundi ff. Jo rc an and Strphrn . Henoldsbu rg: Jeff Cun · dlff a nd Chery l Fe rguso n: Apr il Cundiff and Corv Allen: Ang ie Cun diff and Mark Shu ll a nd Bra nd on . al l of Middleport : Tom Mins hall and l. tsa S!P· war t. PnmProy: SPre na Min.o; h,Jll and Larry Peer and Whitn ey and Kev in Minshall. all of St. Petersburg . Fla. Sco tt Thomas. Point Pl easant . W Va; Chuch .Jacks . Bradbury Ga mes were played and corn petltlve activities were he ld Winning horse shot's wrrr .Jeff Cundiff and Tim Cundiff. ladies pop t'a n throw, Ka1· Cundiff and Jov Cund iff : adult egg toss. Ra lph and Charlie Cundiff a nd Sere na Minsha ll and Angle C'u n dlff: men's sexy leg co nt es t. Lar ry Peer a nd Raymond Cun diff : ladl es sexy leg co nt est. Susie Bryant a nd Joy Cundiff. boys sexy leg co ntest, Co rv Cundiff and Rocky Cundiff ; girls srxy l eg contes t, Denise Yo.st and Britt any Cundiff: adu lt ama teur tale nt co ntest. Sere na Minsha ll and Angle Cundiff: r hild rens LA·Z·BOY RECLINERS AT LAID BACK PRICES! Sale! $299 A HERITA GE RECLINA ROC!o:E R RECU tJfR Yos t. Al l firs t place winners rPcP iV{'d blue ribbons a nd all seco nd place w1 nner recei vPd red ri bbons. Sale! $329 B THE NATURAL RECLINA·AOCKER RE CLINER Versat1 le 1ransr!1onat stye leatun'lg d deep/~ cushrone<l oac~ w•th bo.JitO ~' tun1ng and wrap around arm<, lifestyle Regular Price ALL PATIO AND POOL FURNITURE •Chaises •Tables •Lounges •Umbrellas •Chairs •Sofas •Gliders •Lamps :_,$359 l-ining stod< only - No tpecial arden at tale prlcn 01 tKIWA·WAJ WAU CHAM C. ' SlaiiiAN" IKLINA·lOCKU • E<UNER 0!1•gned lot (omlo.t "'" l• n n\01101\01 ,.,.It! leoiiJ•f\ 1\1/tl!d bnd mil Ofm'.....! ·~ 1-e01 o dooiiiOnd •F.., Dtlirery •FrH Parki"'l VISA MASTERCARD DISCOVER Lifestvle '''';'~'**'';'*i''•lWMi 3nl & Oht Stt. 446·30!45 Hours Daily 9 to S Friday 9 to I ST. IT. 124 .. \I 'I to noon t~l th f' Krogpr Sture parking lot in Pomeroy. Most recye lablt· items will beta ken on a dona tion basis. Newspaper s RAC INE - The Spir itual Faith Church In Racine will hold its first homecoming Sat urday be· ginning at 11 a.m. There wi ll be special music by several groups The publi c Is Invit ed 'to atte nd . Bring a covered di sh and lawn chair . LANGS VILLE - The fifth annual outdoor hymn sing at the Carl Gogby Farm will be held Sa turday al 7:30p.m. The far m is loca ted two miles wes t of Langsville on Route 325 off Route 124. Th e public Is invited lo at tend Dring lawn cha ir s and sweaters . SUNDAY SYRACUSE - D€dication se r· Church will be he ld Su nd ay with a fellowship hou r at 9 a.m., servlceat !O a. m.S peakerwlllbe Rev. Herb Rogers, district superIn tend ent. Speica l mu sic will be by Gilliam 's Minis tries The public is invited. SY RACUSE - There will bf' a baptismal service for the Syra · cuse Charge for Marlc·a Arnold s on Sund ay at ~: :mp.m. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Fire D€partmen ! wi ll have a chic ken and r ib h a rbecu€' on Sunday . Servt ng wtll begi n a t II a.m. RLTL AI\0 - Th<• Nicholso n reuni on will be hetd Sunday at 12 :30 p.m. with a pot luck dinner at Fores t Acres Park . All family and friends are invited to attend . ~ •,. Dear Ann Landers: I would like to respond to the letter written by a mother in Brandywine , Md. Her son was addicted to drugs. She started out by saying, "No one lrnows the heartache ... " 1 would like to tell her that I know , and so do million s of other parents. We experienced all those awful feelings she described -- pain, anguish, despair, hopelessness and a terrible sense of failure . What saved us was an organization called "Families Anonymous." The people we met there had all been through what we were suffering. They gave us the strength and the emotional suppon we needed to carry on. It is impossible to describe the benefits we derived from Families Anonymous. People took us right in and opened their hearts to us. They knew what we were going through because they had experienced the same thing themselves. There are chapters of Families Anonymous all over the country. You can find them in the telephone book. Like Alcoholics Anonymous, it costs nothing to join. People call one another by their first names. For those who wish to keep their memberships secre~ it is easy to do so. Please publish this letter and pray that the mother in Brandywine wtll see it. Best wishes and bless vou for getting the word o~ Ann. - BETrY IN OHIO DEAR BETTY : Thanks for another opportunity to tell my reading audience ·about Families Anonymous . I have been recom mending this organization for years. For those who would like more information, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Families Anonymous, P.O. Box 528, Van Nuys, Calif. 91408. Dear Ann Landers: It has happened a hundred times before, but toni ght the straw broke this camel's back. I am a member of the clergy. Upon arriving at a public function, I was asked tf I would offer the invoca- lion. II is disconcerting to be asked guaranteed to relieve tension, mend at the last moment because I cannot any quarrel and diffuse anger. No do my best. I complied with the way could this be done in a bathtub. rcq uest even though I was not happy Leave my name out if you print my letter. I'm well-known in this city .-abo ut it On se vera! occasions I have been SEATTLE DEAR SEATILE: I'm glad joint asked without warning to "say something " at parties, picnics, family showering wodcs so well for you and reunions, bu siness dinners and your wife. Not everyone shares your community gatherings. When this enthusiasm. Read on: From Vancouver, B.C.: You sure happens I am reasonably cenain that the first-choice clergyman didn't know how to make trouble, Ann. show up or that no one thought about When my husband, who always a blessing until the affair was about reads your column, saw the letter to begin. about couples showering together, Also, Ann , I do not appreciate an he said, "Let's try it tonight, hon. " . The only time I have to myself tS invitation to invoke God's blessing when I can get in a hotlllb, soak to on a new power plant or a supermy hean's content, and escape from marl<et. Nor do I enjoy being asked to offer a brief prayer that will fit all the !<ids. Well , the big baboon denominations. What these people insisted that I try the shower, so I really want is for me to hurry up did. It didn't do a thin~ for me , but and get it over with so they can go he is crazy about it There goes my back to what they were talking about reiiUJition. Pon Huron, Mich .: My husband before they were so rudely interweighs over 300 pounds and I'm a rupted. To them, the bestpanofthe good 220 plus. There is no way we prayer is "Amen." Obviously , I could both fit into the tub together, cannot sign my name to this, but I do hope you will print it. Please call so we take showers when the yearnme -- A CLERGYMAN IN ing for water-soaked togetherness takes over. My husband enJoys ll HARRISBURG DEAR HARRISBURG : Th ank more than 1 do. In fact , I'm happy you for being so candid. I'm sure when the hot water gives out. Last thousands of your colleagues will night he told me he is going to buy bless you for speaking their minds me a larger water heater for my birthday . Needless to say, I am today . thrilled (In a pig's eye.) Gem of the Day: The person who Fon Lauderdale : That column smiles when everything goes wrong about couples showering together has already thought of someone he back a terrifying lne~. brought can blame it on. 'The ftrst time my husband got tnto Dear Ann Landers: When you the shower with me 1 was a bride. asked your readers how they fell about showering together, I knew I My back was to the door and I didn't hear him enter the bathroom. I had to write. My wife and I (married 27 years) thought he was a burglar, screamed have enjoyed showering together and fainted in his arms. I've hated since our honeymoon, which is when showers ever since. Morristown, N.J .: My husband is we fi rst tried it. But please tell your 6 feet4 inches. I am 5 feet ll inches. readers the sening must be exac~y We can't fit into the tub together right. By mutual agreement there must be no answering of the phone because our legs are too long. When or doorbell . The lights must be off, we take tnps and slay in hotels, we and a candle on the sink should always ask for a room with a large tub. They look at us as if we are supply the only light. Showering together can be an nuts. II anyone in your readmg erotic and soul-satisfying experience, audience wants to knoll' where the largest bathtubs in the United States 742-1211 lhrot Milts Off 11. 7 ~-... ....,.,.... ~ - IURliiD, 01110 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 1990 Gallia County Junior Fair Program Ann Landers .\~'\ ·· 1989. I.ANDERS l.o~ "-nfl'"l,.. Thursday, Aug. 2 Timno "',·mlltall' I ll~ l.rrllot'1o ~ .~ndlnl .. K1wan1s You th Day and Canada are located, we can te ll them. Wausau, Wis. : 1 would like to give 9om S1ecr Show 12 JO p m Kr woni~ some guidance to the woman who I pm complained that her man got all the hot water and she got the steam. Get a hand-held shower nozz le . We installed ours ourselves. If you are a klutz, a plumber can do it in 10 minutes. And if you're worried about your hair, buy a shower cap, lady. San Antonio: If showering with your sweetie sounds like a great way to keep romance alive, proceed with caution. When my husband and I were newlywed s, we showered together often. One evening before retiring, we were both in the stall, soaping one another's backs and getting preuy turned on . When I dropped the soap, he said, "l'U get it, dear," bent over, slipped, htl hts hr.a~ on the water fauce~ cut a gash in hts scalp and ended up in the emergency room with 18 stitches. We still shower together -- but carefully . 3 JOp m When planning a wedding , w/w pays for wluu ? Who srands where' 'Tite Ann Landers Guide for Brides" has allrhe all.IWtrS . Send a self-addressed, long, busiMss-size envelope and a chtck or money order for $3.65 (rltis includes posrage and handling) ro : Brides, c/o Ann Landers, P 0. Box 11562, Chicago, Ill . 60611-0562. (In Canada. send $445) Show /\rena Mo1n StagB Youn, Program Bo llooo bur£fing . bubble gum blowrng. wa t ermelon eat1ng . and more Beef Showmanship K1dd1e Tractor Pull sponsored by the Call poiiSFFA You th Project Awards Prosentaf1on Parade of Chomp1ons Dairy Sweepsl a~ es Horse Putlln g Contest 7 p rn ! JO p m 6 p 0'1 Desert Rose Band Desert Rose Band IOpm Show Arena Show Arena Sh ow Are na Pu!t1ng Tr ack Mo1n S1oge Ma 1n Slogc Frldoy, "ug. 3 IOo.m 1230 p.m I JOp.m Jpm JJOpm 6J0pm 7 30 prn Bp.m IOp m Pr etty Baby Contest Main Stage 5pomored by the Gallipolis Jr . Women's Cl ub 32nd Annual Market Lomb Sale Show Arena 30th Annual Market Hog Sole Show Arena 8th Annual Tobacco Sate Show Arena 39th Annual Market Sleer Sole Show Arena Midway Cloggers Main Stage OS TPA Sanction ed Tractor Putt Putting lrack Just Another Band Main Stage Just Ano ther Band Mo1n Stage Homecoming planned at church Th e Spiri tual Fa it h Church In Racine will ha ve It s first home· t•o rn ing on Sa turday beginning at ll a. m. Th e program will incl ud e go s· pel and hymn singin g by the Lad d Family of Clarksburg, the High th e Frre Gospel Singers f r~.;, Pomeroy. the Fa it h Fellow· ship Singers from Pomeroy. a nd th e Work America Brass a nd Strin g Duet. The public is Invi ted to attend an d tho se at tending are tobrl nga way Gos pel Sl nger s from CD!um cover ed d ts h and lawn chai r s. bu s ~SIMMONS ANNOUNCES -People in the news---By WILLIAM C. TkO'IT United Press lnternallonal EDUCATIONAL MAGIC: Co l· lege dropout Magic Johnson wa nts to be on the board of trustees at Michigan State Unl· verslty, the sc hool he quit to seek stardom In professional basket· ball. 'fOp Michigan D€mocratlc 'Party officials say lh e Los Angeles Lakers star plans to run fo r a seat on the board In the November general election and he has the support of Gov . James J. Blanchard, who encoura ged Johnson to go fo r the job. Jo hnson reportedly Is heading back to his hometown of Lansing nex t week so he ca n re-es tablish lega l res id ency by the Aug. 8deadllne. "I wou ld love to be part of it. yes, I would be Interes ted, " Johnson sa id of the trustee' s positio n. " l would be very Interes ted." Jo hn· son helped Mi chiga n State win the nati onal championship In 1979 when he was a sophomore and th en quit to turn pro. If he Is elected to the trustee posit ion, the board probably will arran ge It s sc hedule around the Lakers· schedule so J ohn son can at tend the meet ings . CRUISE CONTROL MOVIE: Perhaps Roger Eberl should be making movies Instead of cri ti· qulng them. ln this w eekend'.~ edition of "S iskel & Ebert, Ebert says he's figured out th e formula for making a Tom Cruise box -offic e hit along th e lines of "Days of Thund er," " Coc kt ail," "The Co lor of Mo· ney" or "Top Gun ." They ele· ments are: Cr uise play ing a boyish and naive, yet ta lented and spirited. characte r; a men tor l such as Paul Newman In "Th e Color of Money" or Tom Skerrltt In "Top Gun" ); a wom an who 's tal ler and morP mature than the Cr uise charac ter (Kelly McGIU!s In "Top Gun" I; a craft that Cruise mu st mas ter 1pool hu stling, cocktail mixing) ; the arena (a pool hall, a race tr ack); the arcane knowl - edge that goes with the craft; a nd Ihe t rail that leads to wh ere the ma s ters prac ti ce the!r cra f t ( the Cari bbea n in "Cocktail." Daytona In "Th under " !. And don' l forget the pro to- enemy who at fir st Is a rival but becomes a n ally IM!chael Rooke r in "Thu nder"! ; th e eve nt ua l enemy who surfaces tow ard the end of the movie !Cary Elwes In "Thundpr"l and the fri end wh o dies , which Ebert sa ys Is th e pri ce of being Crui se's best fri end In a movie. BARDOT BITES MOSLEMS: Brigitte Bardo!, the actress turned anim al right s activist, Is mad at Mos lems for slaught eri ng anima ls fo r !heir feasts. In an Interview wit h the rlghl -wl ng French newspaper Present , Bar dot blamed Pierre Jox e, the. gove rnment 's minis ter of the interior and relig ious cults . for encouraging the spread of Islam, which Is now France 's seco nd What 's this about child support, honey ? PEORIA, Ill. iUPli - It' s the kJnd of letter no one wan ts to get. When Ern ie Ba ln returned horne one day las t week from work, hls wile was holding a letter Indicat ing he owed $144 In child support. Baln said his wife, Marilyn, was more tha n a littl e angry, In part because she did not know he had any c hildren to support. Neither did Ernie Baln . Fortunately, th e letter- one of 3,300 sent outln Peoria Co untywas a miStake. Ba In, 60, said In his 15 years of marriage he has ''never see n my wife as angry as this ." Officials at the Peoria County clerk' s o!!lce said they regret the error and are going to send Baln an apology . Baln had an alimony payment schedule with the county that expired In 1979 and the clerk's office said the names of a number of people on the old rolls accidentally showed upon the list used lor th e recent letters . most preva lent religi on behind Ro man Ca th olic ism. Bardot shocked the Mo slem communit y by desc ribing the killing of animals to r the Moslem feas t day of Aid el Kebir at the end of th e Ramadan as a "revolting" pra cti ce. "lt ts Inadmissable that In the name of religion the hum an being makes animals undergo su('h a c ruel and barbarous torture," she said . "We are not In th e Middle Ages any more ." GLIMPSES: Britain 's Prln· cess Anne ha s been nom Ina ted tor the Nobel Peace Prize by Za mbian President Kenneth Kaunda . Kaunda sa id Pri nc es s Anne, the only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II , was an example of "love px pressed In action" ht.'cau se of her work as prPsld ent of Ihe Save the Children fund . The princess h as bee n on 15extPnsivP . tours t o some of the most poverty -strleken area s of the globe during her ~O~ year assoc ia tlon with the charity ... ThP wife of th e lat e Wall Kelly , !he car toon is t who crraiPd $249 TWII "' $299 FUll SH ................ 1199 FUll lEI.. ........... .. QUEEN QUEEN IH 7 P• .... SUS ONlY I m 7 pc .... '399 SITS ONLY! Tlll'U\Ul -\ll .11 ~T ·\111!1\Ell HUT PRICU ON SIMMONS HUUTYRUT. ·~: DON'T MISS THIS SAil! th e "Pogo" strip, Is wo rkin g on a biograph y of her husba nd. Selby Kelly an d her co-writer, Steve Thompson , ha ve been In Bridge por t, Co nn .. going through news papPr c lippings to reconstruel RUTLAND FURNITURE ; 12-:!:! 11 KPIIy 's ea rly da ys in the town . w here he was once a rep orter Kelly died In 1973 at th e age of 60 'iT.IIT.t21 Ill Tl.\ \ll, 01110 Tltrt't' VI il,. _, Off Ht. 7 ------~ u F BU I E ••• ''' Corner Collections , Quirks in the news amatPu r tal en t co ntPst. De nisp 50°/o OFF POMER OY -A " recyriPda y" will hi' held Sa turd ay f rom~ a.m should be tt ect in bundles or in paper bags: glass separated by co lor and lid s re moved; plastic milk jugs and liter bottles separ· ate with ca ps removed: tin cans with ends out and fl at tened. vice for the Sy raeu se Nazarene Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ALL CLOTHING ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT ~ All ALL SUMMER FALL WINTER STOCK SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 3 10:00 A.M. WINDOW DISPLAYS All Sales Finlll ~------~~~~~~~-------------~ -- �Thursday, August 2. 1990 Page- S- The Daily Sentinel Thursday. August 2, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Governor declares Bay disaster area GALVESTOI\ , Texas iUPll The sta te banned removal of shellfi sh and other m ar ine anlmals Thursday from the Galves lon Bay Es tuary, di'Ciared a disaster area after being polluted by 500.000 gallons of heavy oil. The Texas Parks and Wlldllf•· Depar tmen t issued the ban beg inning al midnight following an order iss ued by the sla te Depart · ment of H eal th. which c ited the possiblt• oil contamination of aquatic life The ban will remain in e ffer l until further notice, sta tp Heallh Commissioner Dr . Robert Bernste in said. Gov· . Bill Clem ents issued a disaster declaralion for the bay area Wednesday. alloY.ing monev to be released quickly locopP with lhe oil t hat bega n spilling Sa 1urday from two of three barges that collided with a Greek tanker . Stale• officials bega n tes ting shrimp and oyster.s in the bay for co ntamination Wednesday , and Inspectors may slill order thai she l lfiSh ta k en from the bay s;nce Saturday be pulled from t he marke l . sa id Richard Thompso n, dlfector of the stale Ht>alth Department 's she l lfi sh co ntami nalion div ision. The Coas l Guard downplayed t he environmental sig nificance of th e spill, say ing as much as 50.000 ga llon s of oil wa s scoopPd up bV ski mming ship s and an undetermined amo und h ad d iss ipat Pd Rut environmentalists fea rrd much of thP oil sank. setting up a long- tHm di saster fo r saltwa ter Report says youth's hands up when shot :-JEW YORK tUPII- Medical cv·idence a black teen had his hand s raised when he was fa Iaiiy shot in the back by a Teanec k , :-.: .J .. pol ice of ficer prompted Nf'w Jersey's a ttorney general to order a nev.-" inquiry , a ne wspape r sa id Thursday. T hr New York Times, ci ting sou r ePs ··we have no massivr number s of oiled birds. but w e're monitor · ing the sit uation very carefull y," Clark sa id. "We have nume rou s volunteers pa r ading up and down I he beaches 10 find any e ffec t s of the oil spill on wildlife." The Coast Guard sa id it was rontinuing to se t out 45,000 feet of booms lo st op the oil from reaching morP ma rsh land s Rut heavy concPnlr<-tlluns of oil lin gered around Redfish I sla nd. near the site of t he collis ion, and patchps of oil stret ched over 17 miles of the bay, said Pell.l ' Office r Todd Nelson . ·'The oil appears to be disar pearing fairly qui ckl y ," Pelty Officer Gl enn Rosenho ll said . "We attribut e lhat most ly to the oil recovery e fforl and winds and tides. The shoreline impact has been reduced The only new impact, on lhe eas l sid e of Galveston I sland. appears to be minor .'' FPdcral official s agreed Wed nesday loallow I he slale to apply l\~\iff the case, sa id the n1~ w l'v idcnct.' centPr s on the bulll' t ho le in the rPd down coa t oil-e al i ng microbes 10 lhe sp ill ''Whatpver misgivings there might have been have been com pletely wi pPd away by the desperaft.' n<Jlurr of fh i.s silua- of thechann('l a nd began leak ing. Meig s Co unt y Sa lvage workrrs used a sling a nd cra ne Wedn psday to begin thr slow process of ra i sing the Appx barge that was the sou ree Nurse , wil l be lion ," sa id Tt.•.l(as Wa1Pr of most of th e spilled oil. The Commis sion Chairm an B ..J . "Buck" Wynne, who spent th ree days persuading federal officials to use the innova t ive process. "We're now trying everything we know how lo do to mitigate this damage lo our bay . This is il . This is all we can do, " Wynne sa id . "We ean fare the people of Tt•.l(as and se1y that we're doing PvP rything that can be donP." Wynne and a Coas t Gua rd offic ial were to fly over the bay to decide wher e 10 dispPrse the crea t ures Thursday . Th e microbes , part of a process known as bloremediation, werE> suc cess full y used on a small portion of I he 3.9 million ga llons of lighl crude lhal spilled from the lanker M ega Borg in th e Gull of MPx ieo in Junp Sta1P officia ls also bC'gan test ing shrimp and oys ters in thP ba~­ store windows . Prior lo the violence. the suburb of40,000 had prided !I se lf 011 ils racial tolerance, fir st evidenced throug h voluntary i ntegration in housing and sc hools In the 19ffis. Denson. 66. the longtime Bergen County medical exa miner. did no t return l elephone ca lls to h·ls county and private offic es seeking commen I. However, reached by The Record of Hackensac k newspaper at his home Tllesday, Denson sa id , · 'The whole thing ts blown up." In om• other co ntroversial case that Involved the Bergen County medical examiner's office - the death of a !9-year-old South Orange concertgoer at the Brendan Byrne An•na - Goode also disagreed with the tlndlngs of Dr. Louis Napolitano, who pertbrmed the autopsy for the county . Napolitano found that Adam K a tz died after being struck once In the head by a blunt Instrument and no drugs were found In his also receive tes t a t this c linic is for ]X'rson whu an• ass ist ing thc·ir This even ing information, t' Ull 992 :!722 MONDAY thru fRIDAY Fourteen women parlieipal ed in the Tu esd ay Morning Ladies League at Jay Ma r Golf rlub. Winners aft er 18 holes of play were: low gross a nd low putts. Norma Custer : low net. Velma Rue: and chip i n· hole. Maxine Gas kill. M rs .Joan Tew k sbarv wi ll bP givin g s kin tests to l'mPio~' ees of lhe Meigs Local Sc hoo l Dr stn rt on Monday and Tuesday fr om R 30 to 11 ::111 <~ . m . ThesP fPs ls will br g ivrn a t hrr office in the rnulli purpose heal th bui ld ing on Mulberrv Heights Cmdr Robert Douville. c hief with Coas t inves tigat or thP Monthly ' '' Ca•d of Thanh Heppy Adt In Memonam Yard Sales DAY BEFORE PUBliCATION - 11 00 AM SATURDAY - 2 00 PM MONDAY 2 00 PM TUESDAY THURSDAY PAPER - 2 00 PM WEDNESD AY FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER - 2 00 P M FR lOA Y AT Ga llo a Coun11f Me 1gt Co unty AreaCode614 Area Code 614 446 - GJit opo lo s 992 - 367 -- Cheshue 388 - -Vmton 245 - f\10 Grande 256 - Guyan 01st 986 - Cheste• 843 - Portlllnd 643 A•a b•• Do ! t 379 - Walnu l IN MIDDLEPORT ADVIL CAPLETS M•ddtaport 247 - le11n Public Notice REGULAR QUART MASON JAR WITH LIDS $239 Ho ,, I 1' I \ll'•<" I I H~ COMBINED FINANCII'IL REPORT OF THE BOARO OF EDUCATION OF THE SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR EN OED JUNE 30. 1990 GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS REVENUE RECEIPTS- CASE OF 12 .. ' Tiuet .... 8t, 169,754 .62 Tuition . ......... 7,205 .48 1$499 Earnings on Investments ... 24.608.99 Extracurricular Ac tiv ities . .. 91 ,662 . 74 Receipts .. . ... 16.634 .84 GRANTS IN AIO State Sources federal MASSENGILL DISPOSABLE DOUCHE 99¢ OFF STOREWIDE 2,086, 711 34 1 2 - S•tu1t10n W1nt ed 13- lnsurance 14 - Bus m•s Tram mg Schoola & 11'1111\ICito" 16 - Rad1o. TV & CB Rep .aor 17 - M11cellan tou 1 18 War"lled fo Do 71 Aut os for Saito 72 T 1u c~s lor Sale 73 - Vans r. 4 vyo ~ 7 4 - Motor cyc leS 75 - 8 oau & M otors t or Sale 76 - Aut o Peru P. Accmsnroes 77 Aula Repa11 78 Camo ong Equoome!lll 79 - Campet) & Mot or Hom es •ROLL-ON 1.7 •SOLID AND Emacurricular Activt- tin .. 22,40B .76 Totel Di1bur se ments .. . 22,40B .76 Exc . Acpta . Over/ (Un · er{ Di1b. . . .. ... (411 .07) OTHER FINANCING SOURCESIUSESJ- ASSORTED FORMULAS 99( oz. Contributions & Donations .. .. 2,719 .64 Total Other Fin. Sour· ces (Unsl ... .2.7t9 .54 Exc. Rcpts /S ources Ov er/ (Under) Diab. S. Othtu Uus / Net ....... 2.308 .47 Beginning Fund Ce1h Balance .......... 6.812 .24 Ending Fund Cash Balance .. . .... .8, 120.71 Unrel8rved Fund Balance ............ 8, 1 20 . 71 PROPRIETARY FUNDS RECEIPTS - OISBURSEMENTS.30, 312 52 !35.197.151 21.997 .69 21.997.69 Employees S•larilll !1o Wogoa ........ 97,536 .39 Emp loyee~ Retirement Benefit a ...... 32 . 574 .47 Purchased ServK:es . 962 4 7 SuppliM & Materials 116.537 23 Cepital Outlay ...... . ... 2. 088 66 Other Objects . 198 00 Total Disburse - menu .. . .249.887.21 Eto:c . Rcpts. Overs(Under) Diob ..... . •t 43.957 .681 State Sources .. .. 9. 909 53 Fedeul Sources . . . 133,626.94 Total Other Fin. Sources tU oosJ . .. .. .143,536 .47 Eto:c . Rcpt / Sources Over / (Under) Oisb. - Other Uses / Net . . . !421 111 Beginning Fund C11h Balance .49.825 69 Ending Fund Cash Balance .. 49.404 48 UnrneJVed Fund Belence .. .. 8 BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION LARGE SELECTION OF ITEMS REDUCED UP TO 84 - Eitn;tro cal & r or l f"IIISI! Reh~g v<a ll on 85 - General Hauling 86 - Mobole Home Rep"" 87 - Uph ols ter., Public Notice TOTALS RECEIPTS Tun ... ..... S1, 168,754 .62 Turtton ... . . 7.206 .48 Earningt on Investments ___24,608 .99 Food Service 86,298 .26 Ewtracurricular Activ· itiea ... .. 113.660 .43 Cla1 Materials llo Fees .. .... t 8,4 770B Mise Receipts .. .. ... 18. 789 . 13 GRANTS IN AIO . State Sourc• .... 2,088. 711 .34 Feder•l Sourc• ... .... 172.432 .39 TOT I'lL RE CEIPTS .. . 3,696,937 .72 DIS8URSEMENTSInatructton . 2 .078, 116 .98 Supporting Services .. 1.422. 822 .22 ElUracunicular Activitiet ..... 106.407 . 19 Debt Servtc.. .. . ... 30,31 2.62 Emplovee Salaries llo Woget ..... 97.536 .39 Emploveee Retirement Benefih .. 32.674 .47 Purchased 952 4 7 Servtce:J Suppli&s & Materials 11 6 . 5 37 2 3 Capital Outlav .. 2.088 .65 Other Obj&cts 198.00 Total Disburse - LARGE YARD AND BASEMENT SALE AUGUST 2-3-4 - 9 A.M. Rt. 124 1n Minersville 75°/o GRINDLEY RESIDENCE Day bed, twin bed, lamps, elec. roaster, lamps, spread s, curtains, many mce clothes. IF RAIN SALE WILL BE HELD IN BASEMENT YARD SALE AUGUST 3 & 4 Quantities Are Limited Children's and baby clothes, infant ca mer and ba byswmg , toys. Walnut St, Middleport 786 North Phone YARD SALE SAT., AUG. 4 - 8:00 TO 992-6491 Nexl to Forest Run Block Co. Lots of jewelry, old haiS & misc ., many nice clolhe ~. too Rain or shine . CY ) of the dete indicated . '" A c tion'" . as used above does not include receipt of a verified complaint . If significant public Interest 8xiats. a pub· lie meeting may be held _ As to anv action . including r eceipt of verified complaints. any person may obtain no tice of further actions. and additional information. Unless otherwise provided in notice of particular actions. all communicationa 1hall be sent to : Hearing Clerk, OEPA , P .O . Box 1049 , Col umbu•. OH 43266 -0149 Ph 16t41 644 -2115 . Con· suh ORC Chap_ 3745 and OAC Chap s. 3745 -47 and 3748- & for requirements . Final iuuance of renewa l of NPDE S permit Mayor and Cou ncil - Vil lage of Rutland - Rut land WWTP West ot Main Street Rutland Township, Oh Effective d.ate: 7 / 25 1 90 Re ceiving Wl'lters : liMie Leading Creelt Facility Oescriplion Munici pal Uner 0 . 1 MGD Perm it N o. OPA00062" CO Thia final action not preceded by proposed action and it appealable to E BR . IBI2. 11c Public Notice ments . .. . 3. 8B7. 646 12 Disb ... .... {t9t.607 401 OTHER FINANCING SOURCESIUSESJ Contributions & Donations ... 14,761 14 State Source. . . . .. 9 ,909 .53 Federll Sources . 133. 626 .94 Total Other Fin Sources {Uus) 158,297 61 E~tc . Rcpt / Sourcu Over / Undltf) Oisb. - Other Usos / Not NOTICE OF APPO INTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On July 23, 1990, in the Meigs County Probat a Court , C ue No . 26671 , lindl Pu tne m , 109 Red Fern Drive . Cotumbu1. Ohi o 43229 . wu appointed An citlary Administratrix of th e estate of Sophie P&art Oevis. deceaud . !.ate of 611 Sto nehinge Dr. Mt Juli et. Tn 37t22 Robert E Bu ck, Probate JudgR (33.309 791 Beginning Fund Cash Balance .. 333, 608. 41 Ending Fund Cash Balance ... . 300. 198. 62 Reserved for Encum brances .. .. 2. 338 . 36 UnreseJVed Fund Balonco . lena K Nessel road , Clerk 171 26: 181 2. 9 . 3tc Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity 992-7762 Bonko FREE ESTIMATES 300,198. 62 BalanCf!l Beginning of Period -'"·Big--------~~~~ gar11go Nil baby Clolhea, JOSEPH D. JACKS 7 -20 · 1 mo othlr baby hema, df1ht1 lind some tumllure. Lola of odd s and ende heme. Sale W.d A1,1g 1 thru Sat Aug 4. Flve miles out Jerry• Run Rd. off At. 2, loaf!; tor "gns. e/'!f!litltl~ 3 1/nnd Tu {tirl !!- t60.000 00 .20,000 00 Balance 6/ 30 / 90 ..... 140.000.00 I certifv this report to be correct and true to the best of mv knowledge. Dennie E . Hill. Treas . Board ot Edu cation Southern Locllt School Oist. 614-992-2328 /)rfl(lf' ' We Soy What We do. We Do What We Say. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 7 -23 - 1 mo MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR ALL Bring It In Or BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New MAKES We Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Homes •Goroges •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare 992 -5335 or 985 -3561 Across from Post Office 217 l . Sec., Pomeroy 985 -4473 667-6179 POMEROY, OHIO 5-31 · 90 ttn 3/6 /" 90 / Hn USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WARRANTY WASHER5-IIOO up DRYER5-169 up REFRIGERATOR5-I IOO RANGES- Gas·Eiec - 1115 up FREElERS- $115 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up u, KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 985-3561 Across from Post Office POMEROY, OHIO 10/ 30/' 89 tfn SER~ICE We tan repair ond re tore radiators and heater <Ores. We <On also atid boil ond rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tonks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport. Ohio I l l 1fc COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK •Mobile Home P.aru •Mobil e Home RPntals •Lot· Rentals -----t BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Pri<os" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO 6t4-949 2213 181 2. ttc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The following were received/ prepared by I he Ohio Environmentel Protection Agoncv IOEPAI lut week . Today marks three years since you left this earth and made your journey to hea · van . It may be in the middle of the altarnoon or sometime during the long and lonely nights that I thank God tor all the memo ri81 of you . I can never replace Effective dat.. of fln11 ac tion• 1nd iuuence detu of ...-opoaed ections and ot drtft actions ,,. eteted. Fi nel ectiona may be appealed. In writing. within 30 days of the dete of this notice. to the Erwk'onmentat B011rd of Re- the smile in your eyes; . -. Rm. 300, 238 E. the memories we've Town St .• Columbua. Oh .. 43215. Notice ot .,, oppNI oholt be filod with tile droc- I•• a written edjudication hoorlng roqueollo oubmittod within 30 doys of tht loauence deti: or the director revl. ./wlthdrewt the propooed octlon. A..., por1on moy oubmlt commonta .,,_ I or 1 moetlng regarding ony drift octlon within ~0 doys filed, the secrets we've shared. Tho love that is foraver there despite tlma or diolllnce. My world will novar be the oamo without you. Sadly mined by your wife, Grace, children, Jim, John, Shalla • Grandchildren AOOP'TIOH We'd love lo share our hurt• & home wllh lnf1nl. Will ott.r love, warmth & ltfiK:tlon, financially aecure, lell help ••ch otherl M•dlca11Leg•l •xpen... ptkt, Call col lect E~eninga, 2ot-1127· 2348. Movtng sate. Aug. 2,3,4,5. Walerbed, hutch, cab1nl1slereo, gu rang1, much mor•. Kally residence. Road behind VFW. MuonW.V• . qcADOPTlONSJ*llal family wants to give rour baby •nd ue a chanct . Ca I collect 708-352· 1656. Mary Ellyn tnd Chuck. Rite Aid Coupon $5.00 off any SUNDAY CAUS 4-16-86-ffn Rill AJd guaranl•ll thl lowut prtc1 on all prescription~. W• will beat •ny compafhors pricl. Se• your local Rite Ald phar· macisl tot' d1t1ll1. Not Yllld on transf•r• from other Aile Aldt . Good •• Point PLIISint, Pom.roy, Gallipollt RUt A.ldl. Explr.. 811190. M~l Prnent Coupon Singt11 lntorm•llon and 1 dlgnllied opllon for finding _ e p1rtner. Hurl..arch: P. 0. Box 1043, Galllpolil, OH 45631 . Tr~vel, Ba1eblll bus trlp, Sun· d1y Aug . HI, Pittaburgh al Cln· clnnatl. S38. lrip tlclt.t. Bu1 d1po1rte Point Pleasant V:30 AM . Cont1ct Rusty Caslo, 304-7~ 2431 or 755-5105. Garage S111, Friday Aug. 3, 8":00 till ?. chUdrena cloth.., 1~•. books, tumilurt, tamps, small appllanceos, t1pe players, radios, tota of ml1c. 1008 Slmr,OQn Pl~et~ Juat off Mosem•n C rcll . W1lch lor signa. Garage S1l1, Thura, Frl, Sal. 11wn tumhure, lights, plants, Finchn, C1nary wlcagl . 2218 Jeftarson Ave. Hugh Yard and B•k• S1l1, Frl, Aug 3 two black• abovs Crawford• Store, Henderaon, 9:3(11111 ?. Large Vard Stle, New H.inn •c:roat tram awimmlng pool, Frl and S.t, 9:00 1m till 5:00 pm. Some tumltur1 , clolhn, wildding dreu 11ze V, misc . 304882-2052. Two Fsmlly ysrd S•l•. Frl~•Y Aug. 3, Sit, Aug. 4. 2406 lincoln Ave. Children• cloth". Y1rd Sal1, bliby eccnsorias, slldlng door, ba..ball card•. ellrllng line-up•, siding, weight blnch, •t1r10s, banbo,rd hea1er11 breaker boXH . t e".urdtlte Addn, A1,1g 2,3,4 . AbIOiutely no Hln be-fore 1:00AM. Yard S1le, Fri and S1t. Canden Ave. Por1able washer & dry•r, roll aw.y bMI, klt•ccm ::.•c.."c.·~~ Y1rd Sail, Frtd1y Aug 3, 9:00 tlll 3:00, 3 V2 mil" out Radmond Ridge. Pomeroy, Mlddlepon l\vo atudente need ride to Mlrshlll tell 11mester, pleaM c111 304-t75·1360, 304-713-5855 1M" & Vicinity 304-882-2341. 4 Giveaway 4 while fluffy ldt1•n• lo IWiy. 614·V92 ·1 246. gl~• 5 month old frisky pllyful Siberian Husky to good home. 614-446-2564. 133 Butt•rnut An . Fdday. Crill presa, banch grinder, bufttf under, waeduter, tools, I<Jg· gage, window•, J•re. baskets. aeek, t•bles, c;o lltc tabta•, much mor~~. 2 flmlly yard sa le. Friday Aug.3, 9-2p.m . lots of women'l jeen s, baby cloth••· odds and ends, canning /ars, Five Pointe, turn tert on F atwoode, first road to loh. R. l. HOLLON TRUCKING Black & White hlm~le killen. All shots, but rabies· ~•ry lov.sbll Housebroken. To good home. 614-446--407'0. CHESTER, OHIO Comp lete hone drawn wagon an d eelid•r. Wood ls gon•. 614· 3 family yard sale. 3,4,5th . 94p.m. dally. Rutland Str111, Top of Mlddl•por1, Hill . Half Co116e and Hall Beag!• puJ)" 3 tamlly yard sale. Clothes, hout~ hold Items. Before Cha• t•r Hill. Thur. 1nd Fri. Aug. 2&3. •GRAVEL 367-nso. •LIMESTONE plH, ICroll trom Polf OHice •FILL DIRT Htnd•rson, 304-675-1991. •ANYTHING AT ALL Kitten• N..ct Good Home! l1k1 Rt. 7 South, tum tn R1ccoon Ad, 1 mile on ten . 614-1146-8196 985-4422 1 -11 -90 tfn •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Klttlnt, 304~7So-754!t While fema11 Highland Terrter. About 1 yr. old. 6'14--441-0802. 6 Lost & Found Found: Brown Male Toy Poodle tn Ch11hir•1rN . 614-367·7512. LOST boys gold braclll btlOalry Ou"n & Car Wuh, Point Pt•aunt, REWARD, 304w~tn 675·2535. 7 Yard Sale l•ilt " Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. Gallipolis & Vicinity 949-2860 NO lUNDA T CAlL5 4- I6-86- rtn 120 Bast11nl Or., Sat. 9-4. 2 112 miles out Georg" cr..k Road. Boys etothlng galore! Atso targ• wollltne and men1. Dishes, toys, tampa. Lola of mlsc! Aug. ~ & 4. Real Estate General 3 Femity. 104 S.cond Ave . Thurs. Frl, Sit. Clothing, household, typewriter, ch1lra, lamps . 37 Evan• Hgt1., Frl& Sal, Aup 3. & 4. Big & ""Fall men'• clolh1ng, blcycl11, De-humidifier. In Memory In loving memory of JACK L. CLARK who passed away on August 2 . 1987. l:::k new or tran1htrred prncrlptton. Free Estimates of Pomeroy, Ohio I 11 88tfn 2 Frl and Sat, 202 High St . B1..bc-.rd heat•ra, thermo• flower girl lormal, dolhie, 1, 1ppllanC1 par11, mile. Announcements Lu1lr1tn Rt. 33 Nerth 201 N. l1<ond Strftl NIDDUPORT, OHIO 45760 Office 6t4 -992 -2886 HOMI 614-992-5692 DOniE S. TURNER, BROKER HOUSES•LOTS•FARMS COMMERC IAL Wt• Nrrd l.i8tlnRJ4 ~ 7-30-'9(). I mo. Announcements Ul~HO t STERY 300. t98 62 SUMMARY INDEBTEONESS BONDS period . 6 F1mlly Garage Sakt, Aug. 2 and 3. 3010 Kaihnor laM, 0 !Ill Wt' Guaranlt>or Your SatidaC'tion Cash in Total Fund B•lance ... 3408 How1rd Ave, Thurs and Frl, 8:30 1111 ? , Nlc• baby . cloth .., bliaalnet, car Nat, IWtng, lott ol misc. & New Roofs, Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling 992-7479 297. 860.27 tor within 3 d•r•- PropoHd Btiona wll become fin II un~ 7 Public Notice he. Rcpts. Over / (Under) Redeemed During Fiscal PRICES GOOD AT MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY - Second Ave. Middleport 81 Ho me lmp r ove ml!!flt t 62 - Plu n-ib my!. He111ong 83 - f•ciNal!ng Furrulhed Ro om~ Soloo . Thurwdoy, FrldeJ, Slzoo 5 lo 40, boya, grr11, 11 ill, misc. , 9·5. 260 112 Fourth Ave, Galllpoll1. CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Services Farm$ lor Rent Apartment for ~ ent Public Notice BULLETIN BOARD oz. lifili1@1d 49 Debt E x.tr acu rricular A ctivities Total Re· ce ipts. GROI~P 9 3S lots 8. Ac reage 36 - Real E,tau w.,.t ed 48 - Equopment lor Rent Total Receipt1 . ... . 106,929 .63 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS REVENUE RECEiPTS - rmmmoN 1.7 Ol. AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY Home-s for S411e 47 - W•nted to Rem Foes . . .... 18.477.08 Misc. Rcpts ........ 2. 154 .29 BAginning Fund Cash Balance ..... .. 277,870 .58 Ending Fund Cash Balance . ..242,673 .43 Reserved for Encum brances .. 2, 338 . 36 Unreserved Fund Balan ce ..... 240,3 35 08 HAL SA SHAMPOO 15 Real Estale 46 - S p•cf! lo r Renl 1,422 ,822 22 EKlr&curricu lar Activities . .83,998 43 Uses/ Ne1 . OZ. 23 ProfesSIOnll Servo ces . Now's The Time to Find Out . For Old Transportation 42 Mobil e Hom H lor Rent DISBURSEMENTS - 3 · 13· •••" 1 21 - 8usmeu Opportunot y 614- 338-0787. 4uqurium Rocks! Rt 35, WHf, 1 mile from Holze r Hotpllll. 31omily, Friday. • 63 lo11 e s1ock 6 4 - Ha~ & Grao n 6S - S9ed & Fe•tol 11er 41 - H ou~s to,Rent Supporting. Servtces . Disb ... ;47,238 751 OTHER FINANCING SOURCESIUSESI - 4 PACK 4 oz. & SERVICE noy Pike Rd., IN Bldwoll Yard Salt: Cloth11r tool•. c:olltetlbla•, mlac. S.t 8 :00a.m., At . 35, Rio Grande. 61 - F•rm Equopment 62 · Wanled to Buy 15 89~ - letart Food Services Sale1 .... 85.298 .26 Class Ma1erials & Total Disburse· menls ..... 3 ,616,249 16 E~c . Rcpts Over / (Undar) •ANTI-PERSPIRANT AEROSOL SALES Farm Supplies & Livestock Serv1ces 937 - Bulhla Sources . .172.432 39 TOTAL RE CEIPTS .. . 3,568.010 .40 OISBURSEMENTSlnstruction .. 2 .078.116 98 Services . SECRET DEODORANT 93 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT 992-6657 or 991-00KS 57 - Mua~~::at lnurum ent 1 58 - Fruotl & Vegetablers 59 - For Sale or Trade Pick 25°/o Mill Street Books Appreciates The Support and Patronage Of Our Many Fine Customers 56 - PIIt! tor Salt! 34 - Bu••ness Bu1ldon gs Get RuuJts fad 168 Norlh S.<ond Middleport, Ohio 45160 54 - M1 sc Merchan d•s e 55 ~ 8u•ld mg Supphl!ll ~~ n~c;,~::'~"· ••...~.~~ '"""'"pew, and Snow? & HEATING EITI_p loy111 ent 43 44 45 ~· ' fall~ PLUMBING New location: 53 - Antiques 4 - G1v•~•w 5 - H app~ Ath ti Los t 1nd found 7 - Yard Sal e IP411d on advanc f!l 8 - Pubh c Sal• & Auclton 9 - W~Rted to Bu~ 32 - MobtleMomes to• Sale 33 - F•rm$ lor Sal! Coolv+ll~ Contribution• & Donations . 12,041 . 60 Total Other Fin _ Sources (Uses) 12.041 60 E11.c Rcpt / Sources Over / Under) Oisb . - Other "Precious Moments" Family Bible ... 150 Value New Lexicon Medical Encydopedia ... 160 Value New Webster's DictionQJ:y ................ 160 Value 52 5 Gift Certificate S 1 - Household Go o d' 62 - Sporting Oooda In Memor'f 3 - 1\nnoucem l!fltS 1 675 - Pt Pleuant ApJPe Gro"'e M uon 882 - New H41ven 949 - Racon e 742 - Rutland Mise /o Merchandise 1 - C•rd nt Th anks 31 576 77 3 14 Glgontic Yllll Sale, A<og 3, 4 GrMn Terrace In C.nt•nary. Rd. 554,1n Portor, Aug, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, llh, 7th. Nice aouHI Big Vonelyl Moro eddod each dayl All kindo ot booko, Hoov.,. Por1, washer, good Z.nHh Record Pleyor In Big Cablnol, Rock Collecllon, ALTERNATORS. ETC . 6- f290tfn 05 / day & VIcinity Moving Stle: 2nd-9t k, 9-? Ffod- FERROUS SCRAP. ·sATTERIES. WE BUY STARTER Gallipolis boO«COM, bedding, toyo, 1oto ol misc. Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of lte Annou nee rne nts Muon Co WV Area Code 304 458 - leon Pomeroy 667 FRUTH PHARMACY 24 CAPLETS GIBSON EY MOUSE & GARFIELD GREETING CARDS 0 OFF 2 00 PM THURSDAY - .fnUtJII in!! telephone exclwn{{eL. Q3oohs RGE St 30 / day 22 - Montl'f to Loan ~"'-~/t , 'Ads thll must be Pl!d m advance are USED RAILROAD nES 44 513 00 liUEIHH611 body . However, Goode ruled Katz jumped or fell to his death trom a pedestrian walkway connecting tile arena with a parking lot while under the ln11uence of drugs. outs1de M11ogs. Gallie or Maaon counues mu s t be pre 'Recfi!Ye S 50 d11coun1 for ads paod on •dv•ncl! 'Fr ee ads - Grveawav and Found ads undet 15 w ords woll be run 3 d.,.s 11 no ch•gf! •P,ce of ad tor all c apita l letter s •• d ou bh pr oce ol •d CO! I " 1 poont lm etype onlv used "Sentinel 11 not responsible lor 8110f5 aht!r first day ~C he ci tar erroulor51 dll'f •d runstn paper! Cal l before 2 00 p m d.., alter pubii Cai+On to make corren oa n 60 20 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCA liONS TO SERVE YOU.... POMEROY. OHIO : Rt . 7 6 S.R. 143 ALBANY. OHIO: Rt. 60 6 S.R. 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY: 9 a.m. -7 p .m. 7 Day• ALBANY : 10a.m. -6p.m. 6Days,CiosedSunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, MAY 29, 1990 # 1 Copper 90 ,. per lb.,· "" Clean D Aluminum Cans, 35¢ per lb. Clean Radiators, 40¢ per lb. AM- ••e for (COnM!cutNf' ru n\. brnken up dev ~ Will be ch.vged tnr ear.h rtJN •• MP•r•t t1 •d" p11d Classified pa{{es cnrr>r f hr> FRIDAY and SATURDAY ITEMS y S4 00 86 00 $9 00 l 1 - Help Wanted BOX OF 5 SUPER HANGERS MULTI-HOOK CLOSET HANGERS RGAIN TABLES OF BOOKS & ASSORTED 6 10 30 BILL SLACK 992-2269 Over 16 Words Rate 16 15 t5 15 t5 3 NOON SATURDAY COPY DEADliNE MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER W EDNESDAY PAPER after noon when two of three 5trt.E.f Words Day s 1 ' A c lass1f1ed ed'vt~rt~Sement place<! m The 011l~ Semmel liP cept --;- clesif1ecl diSplay . Busmess Card and legal M11Ct1SI will also appear 1n th e Pt Ple••nt Regouer and the Galh polo s Oaoly T11bune. reachmg ove• 18 .000 hom e-s Guard M ar in e Sa fely Office in New Orleans. sa id he doubted the tape would bt.• much hf'lp . '"I looked a t it bul it doesn' t IP IIrnPahpekufa lo t."hpsaid ··1 think it's going to bP much morP productivP lo ta lk to lhP wit nesses than to try to ga rner anything vrr~' sig nifi ca nt out of thai tape. " The sp ill occu rred Sa turda y barges bei ng pushed by a lug towa rd Hou slon collid ed with the outward - bound t ankrr Shinou ssa. The lea ding barge, c arrying 7H,OOO gallons of :>Ia 2 fue l oil. sa nk in shallow wa1Pr on !he edge 8 A.M. unlil ' These arr thr only tim es she will giVe these tests as a group. If th er e are some people who will be una ble lo have th e ies ts at the above Slated limes, lhey should cal ' Mrs. Tew ksbarv al 992·3722 In a rra nge a nothPr tim e for th em to comp in for th r fest. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL *LIGHT HAULING *FIREWOOD RATES 992-2156 8 A.M . to S P.M . TO PLACf AN AD CALL Meigs Local employees to test Golf notes I· • The Area's Number 1 Marketpla(e th e ir requi red skin t im e_ For f u r the r bv an a mat eur sai lor. But Lt . " I t 15 JUSt doing whal I do al a d i fferent level and a different degree of intenslly," Goode sa id. "Now, instea d of payi ng allen· tio n 10 10 to 20 percent of the" autopsi es in Bergen Cou nl y. " l will be paying at len lion to a lol more of th em . " findings " dicta tes and justifies som eone inqu ir ing into the perform a nce of I he office . " Last April's shooting broug ht o n a night of vlo lencP In which black youths stoned and overt urned pollee cars, and smashed Slat ion on Mo nd ay from ; : :10 to 6:30p .m. Coasl Guard said no addit io nal crude had seeped from the partially submerged vessel since I al e Mond ay. office ' s case files Gov. J im Flo rio sa id concer n abou t th(_' medic~-~~ examiner's c onduct i ng a communi ty tuberculin skm tf' Sl in g r linir at thr Chrstr1 F in· The Coast Guard began hear · ing trs timony Wedn f'sda_v on the ca use of lhe accident, par i of which w as rPcorded on video tapr 2nd I hal l ti year old Philip Pannell wa.s wf'aring w hen hi:' was shot 'fubcrcu!o s l~ Business Services :========:;Tt=======:::::;::::;==:::::;::;::;==i1 Classified orgamza tions in a food booth al I he Meigs County Fair. All area rpsidents are u rged to take adva nt age of th is free service. Ch ildren who a rc enter ing ktndergarten or H ead Sl art m ay for contamination Wednesday. c l ast.' to Apnl 10 T he bullet hole is lowpr lhan th e corres ponding buiiPI hole in his body. Indicating the coa t had r idden up beca use he had raised llis ha nds. I he Times reported. T he new i nves tigation by the New Jersey atlorney general appea r s 10 ra ise more questions abo ut lhe accoun ts of the white officp r inVolved, Ga r y Spath, and his pa rtner, Way ne Blanco - as well as Bergen County medica l examlnPT Lawrence De nso n. New Jersey Altorney General Robert Del Tufa on Tuesday said he w as setting aside the finding of a 3-month long grand ju ry probe beca use of "errors" i n th P medieal t.•x amint.' r ' s po s t rhortem on the young ster On Wednesd ay, slate medica l exam iner RobPrt Goode ae knowledged hP wou ld limit hi s reviPw to th e Bergen Co unt y TB clinic slated at fire station Mrs . .Joan Tewksbary. R.N .. marshes that serw as feeding and breeding grounds for ai least 100 species of birds , 75 types of fish, shellfish, oys ters and othc•r marine me. "One difficulty now is a sign i fi cant portion of the oil is missing, which probably m eans it 's on the bottom, which is probably the wor st possible thing that co uld happen," said Ted Eubanks of the Houston Audubon Society Oil thai sinks can affecl l he bay 's bountiful shrimp and oys ter beds, and could be ingns ied by diving duc ks thai move in to lhr area each fall . ''Under any set of c irc ums l a nces, over time thi s is a n e nvi ronmental tlisaster." Eubanks sai d. Two oil -cov er ed . d ead birds were found Tuesday at the Pelican Island bird sa nctua ry, and at leas I two dozen oil -sta ined birds had been r ecovered by Wednesday aftPrnoon, sa id Hou s ton Audubon Socie ty PrPsidPnt Gary Clark. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 206 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OFFICE 992 - 2886 / HOME 992-5692 DOTIIE S. TURNER , BROKER RUTLAND - Sm1lh Run Road - Appr ox on e acre ol cool. gr een lawn or grow you r own vegelables. Ha s a well kept mobil e honw w1t~ tw o bedrooms 1n go od cond1t10n Front deck. Just $1 3,500 MIDDLEPORT - Abar Rar n of a hom e - A I ~ slory home wrth 3room s up and 3 room s down. Carport. part basement. eq utpped ~li c hen Gteal slarter home ur renlal home $8.000 RUTLAND - Smith Run Rd. - Th ts dignified counlry res;. de nee " a picturesq ue sening w1lh a redwood home thai s1ts way back 11om the road. Has adreamy pecan kilchen, cathedral c e~lmg ;n spac1ous liVIng room wrth fireplace. The country sized family room also has a fireplace, and there are lwo bal hs. !his 125 acte farm is set UR for beef canle. II has a lar ge melal barn and olher ou tbuildings and slack ponds. Musl see to believ e $140,000 lANGSVILLE - 7 room home wrth 4 bedrooms, dimnRroom, and a g1gantic living room. Also includes a store buildln& an efficiency apartmenl, gar8(!e and approx. one acr~ Has an income of $440.00 a month. Only I $25,000 WE NEED LISTINGS 4 Fam1U11: Everything gon, clothn, oHlee tumltura, tlectronic:a, nlntendo lapu, toys, tools. Thli onlr, lhlng we ar1n'l ulllng It the amly pelt! 3 112 mil•• paat Holzars on O.J. White Ad. Lood tor algnt, Aug 34, V-!1. 413 L..ar~ndl, Frl, &-3-90. 9-5. Llwn Fum., eltc . bliMboatd htl'l., clothing, shon, hsndt.ga, houslwlrn, mise:. 1103 Por1or Rd., Old tBD. Aug. 1,2. 9-1. Cake Dec., 20 qt. comm. mlxer, crafte, good 1988 b1m. electric atova, h1ndm1dt c1ke p1n1, lips, book•, clothing, lote of mlsc,1 motorcycle. lnekle recr All Y1rd Sllea Muat Be Peld In Advanca . OEAOtlNE: 2:00 p.m. th1 dey blforl the td ls ta Nn. Sunday adhlon - 2 :00 p.m. 375 BHCh Street, Ohio. Aug . 2,3,4. cloth••. lnrant to 10 Chrllmas •round llama. Tupperwar1 loll of misc. lleme. Mlddllport, Children 's yaara_Naw lha WQrld llemt-new, 5 tamlly yard ul•- Rutland -3 mile out New Uma Rd . Watch lor algns. 2nd and Jrd_ R1in or 1hln•. Lois of new htms. Some fumltwe. BN Wood 614 -742- 2790. 810 South S.Cond, Mlddlapor1 Fumlture1 1ppli1nce1, clothing, llnena, !llshes, Mddlng , pofs pans, curlalns, drtpu, milk glaas, lamps, 1preads, old frunks, molors, 1o1:1 misc . At Gary Hysell Home on SR 124 Pomeroy. In the rMW home be· hind Roger Hy..ll"l garaga Th01-S.t. 9-6p.m. Aug . 3. 9•.m. Ull dartt. Corner AI . 7-For"1 Run. Huge. Sponaortd by For.. t Run Church. August 1-2-3. 3 miles south ol Middl•poft. Wa1ch for signs on Rt. 7. Anllques-co llecllble•, clothet, loll of miec . V- 7 Augullt 2,3,4 . OIVId Brewer's, Stlvel'lvllle. Tak• County Rd_ 31 Portland. Antiques, cloth.. Augu-' :t.C. Ch1irs, limps, baby clolhu, dlshe1 1nd mucl'l rnono. Partcer rtlldtncl . Co ll•g• St., SyracuN. Rilln cancel• . ~. Auguwt l-4. Counfry Mobile Park. Rt _ 33 batwHn Pomeroy 1nd AI hens HorrHI Frtdar,-Saturdaw. 3 lamuw. Good cloth ng, some tumitur•. u•rclae ~cycle , quill tops and lots of ml1c. Batty S1yr1, Yellowbueh Ro1d, Racln~ . St., Frldey Aug . 3. 612 Gr1nt Middleport, OH. Glr~g• sakt. Au~ . t-2-:l 111. right "Syracu11. A1m or_•hi "!.:__ Qordon Fisher reeldancl . Outky Sl. Syr~cuH . Thursdly-FrldJo¥· Sit. Aug . 2-3-4. Toys, clothH, fumllura, etorm windowa. · Hugt y1rd Nle. Tool• clothes, dlah11, .tc. KathiHn Fryar 1247 Church Str... Syracu ... 9-5pm. ~ P1Uo Sale. Augu11 3-4. Oam~pm. New Avon product•, booka, shooa, good clothing, p.m. hturdly. much ml1a. 381 Gn1nl Strnl Middlepotl. R1ln or lhlnt. Renee "Ston1 rwk:Mnce. , Aug, 2nd. 311 Sand.,. llrlvo, oil Norghbc>rllood Road, 20 polr curfalnl, wsocuum claaf*, Moving • •· Fumlturs, ••h•dry•r, 111M, chairs, end-tabl•s, mlac. lampe. Lot• of other lleme. Sal Aug . 3-4. 1:00.?. Rt . 7, nezl Frldoy. Mondoy odnlon • 2:00 Auguot 2nd, Snl, 2 lomlly. t :3DI.m. to 5:00p.m. W.teon a,.,.. Road. oW 114 by Chtohlro EJamontory Slchool. d-. Cantonary Townhoueo, Frl Srtl, ptelur'"' joiM, rodle, IU!Oioo lliko, to... chltgtr. ltapelool, 1111 eov.,.. f!'" .· loltoloQarogo. Moving eale. Pawlll'a, Sth · 81:. Racine. Fwnlture, lnlannt. ....... . . . . . _ "''"'· (IiilO clothing. Aug..~2,3,4. 1:110-1 Nolghborllocd ...._ 8roodway ..... tllno 811. Racine. o\uguot "'"'"""I ~ Comer Uncatn Plb, Rt. Mt su etolhlo, 'liMn, F~, Sat. Ktng 81211 Wotll" " buckot .... tar truclt, \r'otar. ea....... . bod,8111.,....,.. ., �Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Pomeroy, Middleport 42 Cheater. Middleport. Mobile Homes 51 County Appliance Inc. Good used appllancas, T.V. tete. or.n 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon ..Sat. 14446-1199, 627 3rd. Ave. Gal· llpollt, OH c~hlng. Available 1st of month 3 BR. Trailer, 8 miiM below Galllpoll1 on 218; 614-388-9148 Yerd ..... Frtd1y tnd Sltur day. Woodbumtr, l11ther COli IIZI 1, white tyelet comforter ruffle Cht rmlng 2br, mobile homt, Upper At. 7, $275/mo. plut UtlllliH. Dep & R•t.. 614-4462515. whMia, furnhure , ml~e . eh1m1, clillhH, clothu, 'wtc h..i Werner's, ForNI Mlnernllle. t-5. Run Rd., Fumls MI<f, 2br, V2 mil• ..11 o r Portar on 55-t. 614-388-9963. Y1rd ale. Frtdly only. ForMt Run Ad., 2nd I'IOuM put church 44 on 141ft. Fumltu111, motorcycl•, household goode. 11-5. 8 1 bedroom apt Henderson, 304675-1912 after 5:00. "I I' f Ve told You Once I've . tO ld you a h11ndre d llffieS .. J-U St the slippers!" 1 bedroom tpl. Stova, rerrtg., nlco. Conaldor Human Sorvlcoo or HUD. 402·112 24th St., Pt. ptatsa nt, W.V. 614·992-5858. 1 Public Sale & Auction Rick Poaroon Compony• now bookingAuction euctlont, 11 •·o lho dl"o-nco. r:rt.r.c. m. " •• k:anMd Otllo, Ktntucky, Wast f------------.----------~ VIrglnlo, 304-113-5185. 9 Wanted to Buy Clew toot or almUer llyle btlh tub. Good condition only. 814902-7563. JOHN F. KENNEDY AUTOGRAPHS Wtntltd to buy, $50 tor elgneturt only; $100 for llgned letler; $150 tor tlgned phofo, call 8'17-5n· 6400; oraend xerox copy to: 37 Old Vlllagt Rd ., Ac1on, Ma• uchua.tta 01720. Employment Services 11 Apartment for Rent Yerd S.te. Aug.1·2·3. t~p . m . 2 milt trom Llngnllle on Sr 32~ 4th place on rlghl. ~14-,.2-2033. Help Wanted AVON • All arNa, C.ll Marilyn w..v... 304-i82-2645. AVON I AN Arooo I Shlrtoy Speara, 304-875-142i. Bilby litter nMded tor 1:Z hour ahlft worbr. Mu.t be 16 and hem Po!Nroy aru. Mual ha .... roloronca. Call 614-Hl-3354. 11 Vocational tvallllllor to work wllh tdult a who t1avt ment al 1111ardatlon and other dis· ebilltlaa determined at tllglbla through B.V. R. Bachtlora degrea rtqulr.d. Willing and able fo obtain Ohk) Dept. of MR/00 Adun Servlc" Cart. CCWAVES PrtfetTtd. t22 ,015. St1rtlng Annual. Send resume only to : Malgt MR/00 1310 Car1aton SlrMI Syraeuu, Ohio 45779. WantM: Cook, Mature Individual to apply In pMaon at Galllpollt Stock ~ard , Sat, 8-4 . Wendy's Now Hiring, for day shift. Apply In ptrson, SunThul'fl betwHn 2-4 p.m. E.O.E. WORK III It your honest rellabla , & enjoy peoplt I have wortc In !I t urrouncllng countlae. Call 304-5220797 M-F, 10a.m.-5p.m. 12 Situation Coemttologlet nHdedl GuarllrtIMd wag•, pild vacatlona. &M- 446-mT. O.nlal Allalstant NNdtd, S.nd ~aume to ela Box 04~ GaiUpolla Dally TrlbuM, 825 I hlrd Ave, Gallipolis, OH 4563'1. Dependable Babyalttar nNd.d In Rodnev Aru , Raf R~ul,-.d . 614-245-SIMi. DRIVERS KINGWAY TRANSPORT, ZANESVILLE, DH stll!.lng exptlienctd drivers (men or women) who w1nt to atay long ttrm whh 1 ttablt fill grOwing eompany In the Zan... villi & Ohio surTOUndlng lf'NI. Oreal Benetha 1. Woot Cooot • return ··~ wMk.2. Orfver tnaul"lnee Polley with dlsablltty benatill ott.red. 3. . S.ltty lnMntlve bonua.<l. High Pay.5. Stall or the ar1 • qulprnant_ (KW & PETE'S). Ou11iflcatlona: 1. 2 yaal"l, OTR txpllilnet flash 25 yaart old.2. Abl• to pall drug ael11en.3. Goad utety record .U.S. WATTS 1-100-)34.. 7220 Earn money by the weak. Join 1t11 numtMr-1 to damonttratt "Chrlstma•Around-Th• World" , Julv-Oteemb«. Laave name, addrfta, nd phone number on answering alf'Yiet. IM-D92-831i. EARN MONEY Roodlng Boob! $30,000/yr. income potential. Now hiring. (I) 1105-68UOOO Ext. Y4562. EARN MONEY Roodlng boobl $30,0001yr. Income pottntlal. Now hiring . (1) 806-6117-&000 Ext Y-10189. E. .y Wortr.l E1eallant Payl .bumbla producta at homa . Call lo.- lntonnalion. ~1-8003 111 . 313. Echoing Mudowa. An ICF pM R. Ia curr.,..lly . .eking a hJIItlmt AN or LPN tor an ...noon aMift wtth Friday and Saturday oH. ln1..-nted par11tl piMM call S14-!D4 -~1 or apply In perwon .t 319 W. Union· 9trMt, Athtnal Ohio 45101. Manda)'Friday 1-11 :30 a.m. Of 1-4 p.m. Edward'a Trantpor1aUon lt took· lng tor a fllw good <Nflf the roH drfvtrl frof trat bed, opentlon baNd In R1ventwood, WV, 8QO. :W-4158 1<w dolollo. drr.... EIIT'o ond CPR tuN ond part tlmt thlftt IVallable. Apply n~4 VIand St. Po&nl Pltuant, 1 t :OO till 5:00 daly. EXCELLENT WAGES tor tpare lime uHmbly. Euy work al homt. No axp«tenu nMded. Call 1-918-622-5652, Ext. 1244, lneludlng Sat. 1nd Sun. Exctlltnt W1gM tor ap~re time uaCMnbly. Eaty work at home. No txperltnct nMded. call 1· 5()4.aC1-17111 Exl 5214. Opon 24 hours, Including Sunday. Fodorol Jobol Eom $28,000-$116,000 All occu..tlont n.tded. 814-7150,Ext.G1. Hair Stylltt Needld. Paid holiday, ulary plue DOmml• alan, for lnvervlllw, 114-4413353. HouNIIHper wtntld tor teacher, 7:30a.m. to 12:30, M~. HouetciNnlng. walhlng, eomt coo.._ reqUired. Expertance and ~· prtfwred . Send rtiUmtl to Moody, 403 Fourth A.., Oolllpollo. 31 Help Wanted Wanted 32 - 3.5 Wilt Apt. 2br, 1 bath, private encl011d pello, el011lo groc..-y ttorHI a hopping canter, wattr, tewer, trash pravlded, $265Jmo. 614-441-1608. Mobile Homes for Sale 191'1 SchultZ, 12xSO two Md· rooms, good eond, t3,600. firm 304~82-"2649 bttwMn 5:00-8:00 Pr.t only. a "partrnent tor rtM M20 Lawla St. 3 04-67~3420 . BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jacks on Plkt from $192/mo. W1lk 'a thop & movltt . Call 814-448·2568. EOH . 1914 Carriage Houu 2Br., 2 bath , 12x6S, $6,000. 614-44 &-1$11 1974 Kirkwood 12K60 28R, axe. cond. S6800. 614-446-4762. 1987- t4K7'0 Central air. 304-273566 0 afttr 5 p.m Btautltul new complattly fur· nlshed apt . Parking, ttoraga , No Pets. $300/mo. Ret.& Dip. 614· 446<1336. 1989 Skyline Mobil a Hom•, tppro~: 4.5 acret. 2 bedroomt, 2 balMs, dlshw.. htr, w..har and dryer hookup. Cialr, 2 decks, large outbufldlng, elty water. $'38,000. On Rt IT, Evans Jack· s on County 6 mllaa tram In 304-372-nn attar 5:00 PJA. EHicloncy Apt, up11olro quill, Will kept, nicely tum ., carpeted, 1lr cond, ldul for 1 person. 614446·2602. Furnished Apt, 607 Second Ave, Gallipolis, &225; Utllttln ptld, 1br, 61ol-446-4416 anar 7p.m. Fumlshld Eftlclaney, tl75, Utllltloo Potd , Go ttl polio, 814446-4416, after 7p.m. Gl"leloua living. 1 and 2 bedroom apertmanta at Village Mtnor and Rlv..-tkla Apartments In Mlddltport. From $196. Colt 614-992-7781 EOH. Financial Merchandise ,.r -ov. Real Estate Rentals bedroom homt. Atklng tlt,QOO. 883 Uapl• 9tl'lllt, Mkf~ dlaport, Ohio. e~t82-e227 or 614-61111-3305. wv. Admlnlllrolfwo oiMI worlt aporto- oldllo _ _,_ eom-lllvo oolo:l ond bonoiHo. rF Yopplng Comocl 11n " • CorohoVOn of Polnl - n l . SUbllthlll It a akinoblt. HI'Yice provldorl noodod, drtvlng com- 1Count~Soltl~. 4 bodrvomo, 2bol 112 , con rot ond olr, booomont, -hod 20 mlnutoo """' Ati!Ono• 1-112 mlloo lo llolgo Hlah ochool. Refertncee and lepo~M , . qulrod. 814-111:1-8037. I dulloo, mUOI loom Qulcllty, bo rooponolblo I bo ondluolo~lc lUlling, 00 - o d boolo, $U! por hour, WOfil day 104 or 1.t, 1DDIY In poro«< Aut-, 1 or 2nd, 11-l; oord llotiiorlol Ubnry, 141 s.oond Ave, 01111po11e. lor Roell lond, bol11 lnd 211, 301-Tr.loOll lor Cllrlo, InqutrM only. For Solo: Homo In ......,. candlI .I on. 10 mtnUioo !tom vlllo or Golllpollo, Pooolbto lond 11 contrld. 4--25l-t8U, GOVERNMENT HOMES from It (U ropolr). Dotlnquont 101 At; •..lane. vour oroo Ill fOII-II1-8000 Ext. QH. 4M2 lor curront ropo lol. Houoo In Norl ... p, I ,.,.... a o both, 114-4411-2ote1. 7 rooma 1 1/2 balht, counlry living bul ciON to Malgt School •nd town. At. )2:...4 lane, Townahip Rotd 71. Ar.t road to ~ght.. Coli 1114-0112-7118 or 1-384- 2007. Cloronco ond Lydlo Hughoo ptoco lor ooto, Aot1on, WV. ~ 57&-<1210. torm) -od rn Point Pto... nr. 1:m~.a:;JI::;•i:::.= --:-:--:--"'"'7 PfOPI'tf· 41 Houses for Rent 4 rooms I bath, located : 26 C.ntl'll Ave, 6M-446-1473 bet· WMn ..5. Matching couch, chllr btlgt, IXC . cond, •• · ., o: p.m. 11-4-3888538. Mollohtn Carpet• Uppar Rt. 7 North OuotH• Corpoto & Fum' tu,. at low .,ricea. Check Ul 73 qutlt country home 2 bed- •:oo coli 304~7168 . AtmodtiN houH In Chet1er. Corpolod, dining room. lorvo AMtontble r'W11 . ldlchtn. Rotoronco ond " - " roqutrod. 8 - 1 -. RENYERSI Homoo from 11.00 <u-Ropolr) aov~ blnk r1poe, toreclolut'll, 111 dollnquont J.roportloo. 1~11822.aM2• E . A1244, lnchJdlng Sat. and t:~un. u•-""Y'· Trailer fDr Htl Athton Upland rood,30W711-2Vlt. Why Poy Ront? Homoo l<w 11.001 ( Bon~ ropoo, IU dollnquont govommont proportloo, giYeaWiy programe. For lntor~ mellon cell 1-104-641·7771 Ext. R5214. 24 hou,._ 2. 1990 Pomeroy- Vans Middleport. BORN LOSER VJW.. ~~ a i"TAINL'{ C<MT IT 1 • 1984 Chev., 314 lon Cargo Van, $57,000 mlltt, v.a, 1tr I crulaa, 84,500, llrm. 814-446-8.198. ... Motorcycles '"' 1981 &80, Ytmaha, 5,040 tetual mlln, OKC. cond, ooklng $11)(1. J.. 1990 bv "~E-' 1P WAITIN6, BROWNIE CllAitLE5! l'M HOLDIN6 TI-lE PRACTICE RUN, OKA'T' 7 BALL! ALL 'T'OUAA~E TO DO 15 KICK IT! 6 :3D (%)II r::::==:::==~====:-r========~ .. aut Air Comp111aor, <1 hp, Campbell · HIUHftld Roll around , 20 gtl, tank. New, $325. 6M-256~1t2 . Clnnlng IOn'IIIOM for 11141. Bring own eontaln~r~. 114-2472081. BleyciH, hit and ~ S..rt 2T' Frta Spl r ~ 12 s . 9amt It MW, tf75. !lOr both, 304--675- Canning tomatota. 14.00 • buttt.l. AlrNdy picked. Bring a conttlntr. First house In Antf.. qulty. 1114.f4i-27T3. 1131. Clothing tor Nle. Utn 'e lit e 48!58. Shoee llkl n.w, ..tt 12. RNIONibll price. 2015 Four1h St rMt Mlddlaport . For tilt, e ,.tea dining room tutlt, Kenmore portable dllh· waaher, 30W75-5"TS8. Galli• I Maaon County Fair Spacltla. Buy 1 chtln uw chain rogulor price got ono FREE. SIDERS EQUIPMENT, flondor. eon 304-e75-7C21. L8rge Truck Bed, tralief" ulel & tlrn. 6M~41-Zl5SI . llho 800 D coplor 1200. 30487S-3U7. ' & 114-+13-2004. 1086 Otdo Cololo. Excellonl Vegetables Dunrovln Fruit Ftnn ju.r otf St. Rt . 181 Ettl or Albany. we ac> cept food etampe. Peachu, a....n bNne, hornt grown IWMI com lnd tom1t011. t-7 dilly, ck)Nd Monday. 11-4--QB.. 5~·· 6 J R homtQrown Produco. Frooh vegel•b111.. 6M-- 843-8:h3. Rauah'a Strawberry Farm: Bush I ~DJI Bent, Tom.tott, com, potato., tnd cw:mbar. 2 mil• behind New Haven, WV Unk>n Rood. 304-882-2237. Swool com ole~ your own 111.25 I will pick ft..,-5. 304-875-6"50. 59 For Sale or Ttade C.nnlt:'Q lamatoea. AI rudy picked. ...50 a buahtl. AIIO have btll ptppert. Raymond ii.JIL Bruce Beattie Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Fann Equipment IN2 John Doore 450C dooor, doyo :104-815-3280, coli evenlnga :J04.171.3117 Of 30451NI11. 2 HorN Trollor $100. Doyllmo: 114-44&-2107 Ewonlng: IM-31118804 4r . Jtm'l Fonn Equ'"';:' sa, Wool GoiiiDotlo, 11-17771 Wldo -lon ,_ I uood linn lrocloro I lmplomonlo. lluJ, ool~ lrodo, I:ON:OO - y o , Bol Ult Naan. Lalo 0tou1 Tr>e!!'!i 181110; 181Fonl IIF ~ 1N_!Ij 580 .,. Round Bolor, 12."""L~ MF 281 wtth1!22 Ill. buill hog, $2•- ·' .,.. 63 Uvestock -horoo, t:::f moroo reg'od qu-r brod to AOHA Chomplan.1114~1f.M22. Condlllon, 1-4200. 814-4411-01142. 198! Pontile Gl"lnd Prix. 2 tone 48 ~~~r ~arp car, $4,000 I 1!11. neg. 1985 Toyota Supr11, one owner, 37,500 mllel., power wlndawa and eunroot, AIC, AMIFM wtth llpt deck, IIC. cond, $8,800. 114-245-11127 oftor 8p.m. 1187 Buick Century Cullom. PS, PB, Tin Ak: Sttrao, T1pe C11.1l11, Ptue Much More, Exc: Cond. Aoldng 113,000. 814-44&4521 a:D Scarecrow 1U7 C.ltbrfty Eurosp, aU1a air Ioiii mllat, PS, PB, PW, lugQage r1ek, 304-7n-0509. 1088 Dodae Colt, Exe. CDnd 814-446-23!0. • li88 DodQo Doytono, 17.800. 304-875-4ollo. Roofing •nd !Udlng. Trtller roota painted. FrM 11tlmttaa. Fred Morl<o, 304-713-0118. Aolary Of FRANK AND ERNEST tiif Aff you Tl"'t HfAP of THf JiOUff? 82 0 I GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vohlcln fntm $100. Forda. Mei'Cidu. Corvett•. Chtvyt. Surptu1. Your INa. (1) 805-687-eOOO Ext. &-101811. C.rter't Plumbing and Hutlng Fourlh 1nd Prnt GoMipollo, Ohio 814-441-3888 72 84 Trucks for Sale 1m Chnrollf 112 ton Plck~p Good COnd. 11.800. 114-44&-2125 Dovo 5M-448-a81o Ev..rngo. C:i 1817 mi._ wirocu. 31• ton 3150, •x4, 500 "' ov.m.ul, fiM bed oo. 3044511182. 1m Dodgo 4 whool-. Many - polio. 117110, 080. 814-44&- 11842. u- 1U79 Ford F-110, good ...... 814o 2111-13GI. Electrical & Refrigeration Rnldenllal or oommerelal wiring, new Mrvtca cw ..,_,,.._ Uc.!Hd •lactrlclan. Ridenour EIOCiricol, 3M~1181 . 85 General Hauling A&A W.tor Dollvory. 2,000 pl. copody. 814-311-7308. 1f7l Ford hlrt ton ptokup, 8 Olondord ohiiiJ AII'FM o, WlfttNon'l W.tef Hauling, renonable rat... volume dl• counte, 2,000 to 4,000 c1pae1ty, cttt•ne. poota, wllle, ttc. Ca.ll 304-81Mtll goodgood llroo,ocnd, ''""11,200. ll.luo -- · Vlr'f 87 or., 431. 1171 Ford plctc-up, outo, olr, ·~• ocnd. vw duno buggy. :I04-81J. 111111. 1f7l OliO lUOO ~or Axlo, 427. gn, lx2, 13o112 ft. aluminum dump t a l - hoyot •uclt fi4-IIIW27S. Upholstery M"'""''''• Uphol~or!ng oorvk>tng tr1 oounty oroo 25 yooro. Tho Hit In tumftl.lrt l.lphOittarfng. Coli :IOW71A114 "" ~- ... tlmat-. Gr~~ham Upholetery Center, 303 Hlln::r, Dr. Coli lor ~l~nlmonto . I oot matoo. Coli 5 i-3438. _ _tne chuck le quoted 0 ·(byo m~lete f•llm g m th e miumg words you d!llvelop from step No. J belo w. PR IN T NUMBE REO lETIERS 1 IN THE SE SQ UARE S 8·1 c ooed the wife. " No thanks." the husband answered," I'm e xhausted, lets EAT at HOM;-_E.~"- - - - - - - - - - - - , . BRIDGE ~ !l2l Gl 48 & Mrs. King Houro Stereo . Elm 811'Ht 3: Dream Wanton (A) (2 :00 ) (])Murder, She Wrote 12!1 My Heroeo Have Always Been Cowboy I A mUSICal documentary hosted by s inger/ songwriter Waylo n Jennings, looks at the lives of modern-day Texas cowboys . PrlmeNews Ill) MOVIE: Kentucky (2 00) EEK AND r£ SHOP ·> ._ ' I •r> 1990 ov ~EA nc MY PET 5NAKE ti:JI L..OC:6E YE5TI'.REAY. . A ND, SOMEHCM/. !TOOT IN TO THE1DA5TER . 0 .. .' .. -~ I -- l L ~ (]) Q Young Ridero Emma ·s hu s band return s. wishing to rec on c1le. (A) Stereo . 0 CZJ (!) Myateryl A champoo n race horse is miss1ng an d its tra 1ner 1S fo und mu rdered 0 ®l !llllll Eddie Capra Myaterill C apra tries to clear a client ol ki lling a Ho llywood gos so p (RI [ll MOVIE: The Frisco Kid I [::ICN T THIN K I WANT ID HEAR. Trl E RE<ST OF IT. (2:30) ®Nashville Now (L) @Top Rank Bo•ing Larry King Livel · ~ 9:30 a rn 0 \ll) Grand Car ol An ne learn s about Tom ·s BARNEY ALL llf6HT, TATE II U JU S T ONE MORE 12-yea r-old so n. (A) 0 10:00 CD U ~L.A . Law Ku zak 10us ts w1th a Br1t1 sh bam s te r (RIC RIDE ON TH' pr ed 1c tio ns to d a y by matt ing $ 1 25 to ha ve a be tt e r c han ce o f ach1e1J1ng yo ur As tro-G ra ph . c lo lhis newspaper P 0 ob1eCti11eS tod ay 1f yo u d on 't broad cas t 8ox9 1428. Cleveland . OH 44101 -3 4 26 yo ur inte n tion s 1n a d va nce Pla n c a reBe s ure to s ta te your zod iac s1g n tull y, th e n c a rry lhem ou t as sec retly a s VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 221 End eavo os p ossoble th a t c all for you to be b o th bold a nd PISCES (Feb. 2().Merc h 20) The re 1S a c lever wi ll be the o nes you 'll be a bl e to poss ib ility to d ay an tha t o ld frien d o f perfo rm the b es t toda y_ The alore m e n- yo urs might Intr oduce yo u to som eone tioned a ttribu les wilt be the mo st p re va- you 've been very e age r to mee t lh1S 1s le nt in yo ur mak e -up a people wit h wh om you ' ll find yo u ' ll LIBRA {Sept. 23--0ct . 23) In develop- ha11e much in co mm o n me nt s tod ay that requ1r e te na c 1t y and ARIES (March 21 · April 19) If you a re s taying power , the aspect s indic at e p rope rly mot ivate d to d ay there 1s n ·t you 'll have the edge over you r compe l!- much doubt a bout your gellin g wha t to rs These qualities will come in to p la y you go a ft e r. S elec t objec tilleS th a t a re when challenged . meaningful to you in material ways . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22} This is a TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20} Today yo u good day to get tog e ther with a friend might have t o be B b it more assertive you haven 't s een much of lately _ If you ' than us ual In o rder to get your ideas tak e time to plan something , your friend across to a ssoc iates . Fortunately, you 'll will find the free time to participate . know how to d o it in a ma nner the y' ll n o t Auguot 3, 1990 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21} You fond offensive . In the ye ar a he ad you a re lik e ly to e,.;pe- could be rather daring today in involve - GEMINI (May 21·June 20) You r great rie nce major improvements In seve ra l ment a where there is a possibilit y for e st asset today is your ability to take a reas ol your lite . One of them could be pers onal gain . To th e observer . lt might s o und s uggestion s from others a nd use look like you are taking foolish ris ks. but them in ways 1hat are better than wha t your ability t o make mone y. was initially envis ioned . Constructive LEO (July 23-Aug. 22} II you wan I s ome you ' ll know what you 're doing . work you' re presently having done fo r CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan'. 19} It might results ~re likely . you performed faster or more efficlenHy be nocaBBary lor you to take a s tance CANCER (JUM 21-July 22) It might be it might be wise to offer thb pe rformer a today In a complicated involvement in · necessary tor you to stand up for a little bit more Ihan t11e going rate. Get a order to protect your self-interests . This friend today who Isn 't as bold as you jump on life by unders tanding the In flu· Is one Qf those occasions whe re yo u are. Don' t let someone who always comes on s tro ng get away with lnt lm iences which are governing yoll in lhe mUst defend yo ur rights . year ahead. S end for your As tro-Graph AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 18} You 'll dallng your pal Primetime live Stereo . 0 (I) Newswatch (!) Tom Peters: Thrilling On Chaos ®l lUI Ill Northom Exposure Chns meet s a brother he d odn 't know he had . 0 I!JI ID New Twilight Zone a! Evening News Ill) 700 Club Wllh Pst Robenso n squadro n plannmg a double weddong . (PI 4 0 1 6) 0 I!JI ID TBKI ®Crook & Chase • 10 a 11 :30 (%) U lUI Tonight Show Stereo . (]) Magnum, P.l . (I) Ctleero 0 m McLaughlin One-On-One C1J a NlghUine Q ®l Night Court lUlGI 'Night Heat' CBS Late Night Kevin and Frank mvestigate a murder that Tommy witnessed . (R) (]) Miami VIce ®On Stage @ SporttCen1er Sporlo Tonight Ill) MOYlE: Kentucky (2:00} a 12:00 (I) NlahUina IJ (]) •l:nleNfnmont Tonight ill Magnum, P.l. l!ll• L..,. Connec11on 12!1 Naahvtlle Now @ IHAA Drag Racing Empire Narr From Aoclleslor. NY (T) NawoNight a +K 9 8 SOUTH +JB 'K 9 co mpettt ton ended . Bridge cel e bro ty ex pe rt Om ar Sharif wrote an analysi s' of each deal. and copies or th ts wr ite- up were ava ilabl e at th e end of the ga m e fo r a ll the pl a yers . Toda y' s deal is board nu m ber I u( t he competition. After East's one· hea rt o pening. South has e n ou gh ht gh ca rds to risk a clu b ove rca ll. When West Jumps to four hearts. North ts jus tif led in sa ving in f 1ve cl ubs, pa rtie·, u\a rly since the contract m ay JUSt t KJ 92 +AQ 7 61 Vuln era bl e : Neith e r Dea le r Wes t South Wf's l Pass 2+ Pass North East Pass I• 5+ Pass All pass 4• DbL Openin g lead : • B make. Since the jump to four hea rts was pre-emptive rather than showinfi: to lead diamonds. Since West has great strength . E as t leaves the next s ho wn up with the spade ace, Eas t dec isiOn to West. Wtth a defenstve s ho uld ho ld the diamond ace. But can tn e k (the s pa de ace ). We st c an double . Eas t hold the .0.-Q-x of diamonds' Not South ruffs the o pening he art lead. like ly, since West might we ll have led pla ys a club bac k t o h1s qu ee n a nd then a s mgleton d ia mond So South should pl ays th e Ja c k o ( s pades. West win s th e rise with hos doamond king, getting out ace and plays a no the r heart. Declare r for onl y down one when the ace and rulfs in dumm y. p lays a second cl ub q uee n ne d (a ll togethe r and EaSt and th en gels to dummy With a spade takes his h1gh tr u mp . CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 Discard 1 Calf 6 "Cheers" 2 Dinner characler part (llal.) 9 Throw I 0 Braid 3 Pasture 4 Latin 12 Spiritual 13 Spoke greeting 5 Endure 6 Wild inler minably abandon Yeeterday'a Anawer 15 Annoy 7 - king 16 Observe 8 Dugout 18 Oklahoma VIP city 11 As of now 19 Type face I 4 Brazilian 21 Mobster' s seaport weapon 17 SuHix 22 Rowan of ordinal tree 23 24 Vlewpoinl 27 Edible 28 29 30 31 Deer 23 Tennis Deplane 31 Court great 24 Bundle maHer 32 of wheat 25 26 Songbird Pyrenees republic 27 29 numbers 20 Greek let1er 36 37 39 Ordinary Enemy Molding style Slale Jaunly Russian jel 41 Law (Lat.) mushroom Pelt Purpose Zaire River's old name 33 Year (Sp .) 34 In c arnadine 35 Genaralion 38 1--1----+- 1-- llalian physicis t 40 Breathing 42 Svelle 43 No way 44 45 Malure Put forth OAIL YCRYPTOQUOTES -- Here's how to work it: 112 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW lUI Newo I!) Twilight Zone l!ll Gl Arsenio Hall ® American Music Shop QJ Baoeball Tonight Monayllne a::D Batman • 6; ' AQ J 60 t Al tQI The points awa rded for the various results on each deal were pred eter mined. so pa rticipants could compu te the1r scores as soon as their particular 1 I :00 (%) U (I) CIJ Q ®l IDJ III BERNICE BEDEOSOL A 'Your W' 'Birthday m ulta ne ousl y pla ymg the same hands ({) (]) 0 10:30 CD Masterpiece Theatre Marc h l940 find s the \ • 10 8 7 5 3 (!) News ME lillY ·60·IIOUND EAST WEST +AI0 973 srores of countries pa rtlcipated by si- 6 :05 CIJ Goodwill Game• B:30 (%) U lUI Olllerent World Clair Huxtable return s to ca mpus fo r a ca ree r counseling s eminar . (AJ CD Sneak Previews Qoea VIdeo (!) Wild America Pra1ne ecosystems ar e closely ex amined. 1:;1 9:00 (%) U lUI Cheers Sam and the gang try to outs mart tt1 e 1r niJB IS. Ga ry·s Old Ta ... ern. (A ) t l08765 + n 12 Th is is the (iflh yea r of the E ps on Wo rldw ide Brid ge Contes t O n June 8. tens of t housand s of players from a \\JAfJ "JA EIJ'f S()l;l[ Fffi.JCf-1 CHOCO l.Ai£S '~ -PHAT5CXJGH 's i·!·IO .. @Ill MOVIE: Nlghlmare On ·· ~ NORTH +K Q 1 2 Hy Jam es J ac oby ~~~~na wood ceiling s .(Pt 2 & Healing . Humble - Omega - Lofty - Wonder - EAT ar HOME "How about a nice juicy sleak and all th e trimmings?" 7:35 Cil Sanlord And Son Davia S.W.Vte Servlct, OeorgH CNik Rd . Pana, suppllll, pickup, and dlllvtry. &~ 448-4294. Plumbing . puler matched him up with a --- SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 8:00 (%) I) lUI Cosby Show De ni s e is e agar to JOin th e rank s ol rappi ng educa tors. (A) Ste reo . I!) MOVIE: Braddock : Mlootng In Action Ill (AI 12:00) (I) (]) Ill Father Dowling Myoterlu Stereo . O crJ Hometlma Ho metime hosts reveal the adVantages of seeded lawns . 0 [{) Hometlme Hometime looks at different ways of 8115-31102. 11Bt Uncoln Town 01r, Signa· tur-. Saritt. 16,000 mll... I.Dodod. 119,500. 614-m-8320. . the dating agency . The com - UN SCiAMB l E lE TTER S GEl AN SWER a Mott _. .. completed aarnt d1y. Pump ..... and MrV~, 304- Sopite Tonk Pu,..,.ng IIIOLOollla Co. RON EVANS ~NYERPRISES , Joc:koorl, DH 1-800-831-41528. $ 7:30 (%) I) Family Feud I!) Bewitched (I) Entet1tllnmenl Tonight CIJ Ill Mama ' s Family ®l !llllll !l2l Jeopanlyl Q l!liiD M'A'S'H 12J Pro Bowlers Assoc iation Crossfire cabfe tool drilling. 1088 Plymouth Sundone. RS, 2 door, TLM:one brown *lth matchIng cloth lnt:erlor. :u full inl. au1o., aunroof, AC, PS, PS, POWII wlndowa., locks and mlr· .,-., til, cruiH, AM-FM tlsrtO c..a., and bnt. 32,000 mNts. 16800. 814-8411-3022. . L--L- ...L..- L---L- ...L.._J 7:05 CIJ Jelfersons (PG) •* r I, I I I _ 0 llng. Ron's TV Service, tpecllllztng In Z.nHh HtYiclng moat athtr brtnda. HouM ctlle, also 10mt 1ppll1nee repairs. WV 304-81W398 Ohio 814-446-2ol54 . ~..,:A;:._::N~G~E:....:;E,_T.:..,.---ll Cll II Alit a BASEMENT WATERPROOANO Unconditional llfetlmt gu•r~n ­ tM . local reterenc" tumltMid. Fr~t estlmtt•. Call colt.ct 1· 814-237~ . dty 01 nlgM . Rogtn B11emtnt WatwprooCompltlt Mobile Home Ht upt & rapal,., 1180 plumbing & -.rlcot, rooting, romodollng, pollOI & docko ole. REMDDEL IN01 Retarancee. Eltlmtlaa. 114-216-1111. : .--------~ NBC Nlghlly NewB (]) Miami VIce 12!1 Mullc Row VIdeo QJ SportaCenter Moneyllne Services Fruits 1---.r;--:..;..l..:...,r;;.._;~l--1 l!liiD Nlghl Court + 58 "I want a companion who is small and cute, loves waler sports and enjoys group activities," the bachelor lold Fortune 1--'"'-"-..:.:.:'::'::::=:,---,--- 1984 Hondo Accord LT, 84,200 lUI I T A C IN 7:00 (])II PM Magazine (!) Andy Grilllth (I) lnolde Edition II! (]) MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour CIJ Iii Current Aflair ®l !llllll lUI Wheel 01 Transportation 8 ft truck tapper, fair cond, $100. B~t print toft and m1tchlng chaTr, $100. 304-ID!-3813. E MB B UN 6:35 Cil Andy Grilllth :.:::::::...:=:..,..._____ :: lettara of four sc rambled wards below ro form fou r simple words News 0 II! Body Electrlc (]) 3 -2-1 Contact O ®I IUIID CBS News 0 I!JIID Threa'o Company 12!1 Top Card ID SportoLook (I) 1982 Honda CX500. 3,500 mllae. EJctllent condition. 1600. 6* 2-7838. =~=-------S4 Ml scellaneous 083 H d 450 Sl 111 7110 63 Ll st k , on • r . V9 OC mlln, like new $875. 304-8758~46-1044. M e r c h a n d i s e !..731 .::::_ . ---.,---,--~,.,Holstein 9tllrt, for Hll, -1 8 0 ld F R9 PICKENS AJRNITURE Big I bodrwm firm homo butft $1.20/pound, ooo poundo, & up. 9 5 Hartoy •• oon X · NtwfUeld on your lot. $35,H5 a up. 11 4- 614-256-8162. Low glldl, btn-drlvan, 5-apaed, HoUMhold tumlehlng. 112 mi. 88&-7311. avolullon motor. 6,000 mll11 . .torrtcho Rd. Pl. Pl-nl, wv, 64 Hay & Grain 610-992-n54 or 814-992<1550. call 304-8]5..14!0. Clunmce Salt Husquvtml 1985 Honda 700 y 1 ,.na $120<l . trimmtra, 10% over coat. P1lnt Clnn wh..t at111w tor Nit. 114• 1 RENT TO OWN Plut, 304-071-4084. D92-7302. C.U 6 4-446-146t. 614-446-3158 1988 KX 125. New Ural, chain, e pe. wood group $14.01 ,., Remington 670. 12 gl~- Both Hay tor Sala. CIDVII & Timothy. sr.rocklt, raee 'Tteh IUipenweak. 4 poeter bedroom tulta, barrtlll, new leather a ng and Round Bal• In the Field. 614- 1 on, axhau.t. $800. Evening eomplltt $15.20 per WMk, twlvllle. Llkt new. 614-';112-2716. 245-65ga 114 _992 _5565 _ dln1H41 wfth 4 chall'l t7.50 par WHk. Magic Chtf 14 cu. ft. S.lrt l /.hp Hydro-Glut water Mulch hty for NJI, .50 ptr bale. Kawa .. ld.t. CSR 250, <1 ,000 mil .., Rtfrlgerator $12.SI5 per weak, 1!1 pump wlctpUve •lr prasaure Approx, 1,225 beln. 114-441-1411. llkt new, :t700. 61.-&43-2904. CU. ft . frHZII, tfO .t(l ptJ tank Wfawlteh. $2!0. 3()4.4:58WHk.Vi'Ra Furnttura. Rt. 141 , 4 1162 tfter 5:00. 75 Boats & Motors miiH ott Rl . 7.C.ntenary.Open 7 Stlt dafrotl retrig«llor 1150, for Sale dlyt 1 WMk.. Rttrlgtratotftreeur 175. 30" Six pc pine living room aulte· gold gu renga $100. 614-711212Ft. RIMing boat whh ntw 8.8 tofa, chler, rocker, coftllltnd 2352. 71 Autos for Sale outboard &" tlalltr. Mutt MU. tabfM, good cond, 304-675-68'15. :::-,-.,--=-..:.~-Super Single Wat., Bed . W/1 '1'9 Malibu, 350, pa, pb , air, rid Bnt otter. 8~4-446-1880 . Super .. nglt water bed, whlta Oraware underneath . I a Chast . wlbrown Interior, $17'00.00, 304- 19n 17 ft . S1arcrah Tri-Hull double , bookc: aM wlhladboard Chromt Olntltl Stt wf42x60 6~41 Boat. 12!5 HP, Evlnrudl Engine, mlrrow, 8 drawert, S200. llkt Oval Black Gins Table Top, eomplttt top, naw ufholtlery. new, 304 -4 59-1183 _ PI ~.~a 4 Burgundy Chalra; 4 't868 Pontile Catalina, PS, PB, Call 614-286--1316 ther :00 p.m. Drawor ChOOI. 614-448-7307 1300, 814-448-4914. 1987 16 ft . Fonvlne, open bow, SWAIN AUCTION & RJRNITURE. 12 55 Building lf7'4 Novo. 454 onglno, 400 130 hp. r.tarerulaer a lptla 0011, Ollv• St., Ollllpolla. New 1 UMd Turbo lrantmlaslon, poaltlva tleraolc~a..ne wi!M trllttr. lnturntture, hNter~, Wntem & SupplieS trtctlon l'lar-end. Bl1ck lnttriOf. eludn cov« and safaty •quipWortc boots. 614--440-3151. t1,200. 114--JII2·2251. men!. $7,goo _ 304·273--5660 ahtr Block, brick, IIWII' ~pel, wl,.. Uatd tumhure, aota, chall"l 3 dows, llnttla, etc. Cltudt Win- 1tn Cadlllae Stdan O.VIIIt, !p.m. 1 ttbln, 2 lampt, 1 wooaen lert, Rio Gr1nde, OH Call l14- runt good1_all pow~r1 $800. 114· Fishing bolt : with tr~~lltr, 25 HP rocker; ont 13.. eolor T.V. with 245 -51 21. 3674370 1nar 6:00PM. Johnaon mot or, Nlvtl s ... a, rtrnote, reuonablt~ced'. Call 1977 Monts Carlo 305 tufo IIYt well. $800. 614-446-1692. ' 11 " &p.m. 1114-446· 56 Pets for Sale 1rono., good pori cor. $100. 814- NOW ON SALEII YAMAHA Zantth eanaole eolor TV, In ,..,... 256·1780. WAVERUNNEAS. SalH, Ptt1a, ... 1 •c Algltttrad Bl•ch lab Pu~ 11n k ca bl net, anltrtalnment canpiH, $300. 614-245-G3V7, 6l4- nr78 Chtvatte. Good condition. AccnaariM, Strvlce. RIVER · 111 dnk comblnttlon, good 245-6081. t450. Call 114-K2-74N after 1 S!OE MARINE, Rt . 1 {acroea ~om K-Morl) GolllpoUo, Oh. 814· cond , 30<1~75-5288. p.m. 446-2424 S3 A.KC Boston Terrier pupplea. ~---A_n_,ll,.:q:.:u_,.e,.:s:..,..-- 1250 ooch. 614-443-2004. 11178 Dodgo Mognurn 380, otr, TTopt, leafhtr bucket aNti. A• 76 Auto Parts & Buy Of 1111. Rlvarlne Antlqutl, AKC rag. LhaU-Apto, Cocker king SA-m or bill rasonlble of· 1124 E. Main Street, Pomeroy. Spanlelt, Ouhundt JWppjn ter. l~4t-2eil. Accessories Haurt: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. 101:00 1hot1 wormed end hMhh p m Sunda" 1 00 lo e 00 p rtcorde, 30..S75-21113. 1978 Ford LTD II, loaded, cloth 350 lntaka with 4 bt"ll otr614-892-2521~ : : .m. Interior, new paint job, $'1015.00, burator, 6M-446-61132 . 8Nutltul AKC reglttallld Pekin· 304-e75--4636 tvenlnge, 615Vinton Auto Salvage. Foreign & UJNCH BOXES . Klde Only! gilt puppln. 8 weekt old. 7258 daye. Pt ylng up to $150.00 tor Jet· Shots and wormed. 1'150. ~~~ Oom Parts buying junk e.art. son's bo1 . Hlghnt price paid 192-2600. 191'9 Chavroltl 20 Stallon 614-3811-0062. tor vln)'l and metal boxte. Wagon, tully equlpDed tor travel Bafora ~ou thrown IWIY ~YI h Or.1gonwynd Ctnary Ptraltn, lrall'tr tow-ln. Call8~46-2701 . 79 campers & awty 01 ~I tt to chetp. Call Slam... tnd Himalayan klttene. 814 4•e 38•4 tfter 7 p.m. 191'9 Monte Carlo, 33,000 orlg. 814_002 _8657 Mire FultL Motor Homes mil•, ortg. paint Set alona Rt . RECORDS . 33'o-45'o-18'o-EP'o- Fomoto Booyto Dog. Rog 'd , 36 .. ClnomoL S3,7UO, o .D.D., 1917 Southwtnd Motor Hom• 50't-60 'a, Jan-Citttlctl-- good etock, V2 4 )'Nrt old. IW--Uf.2'306 tntr 3:30p.m., 114- Claaa A, 28 fwt, l&k Mll11, Country-Big Band-Roek.. &l4- S75. 114~46-8ti2. 245-8664 won... sletpt 7. 4KW ONAN Gtnerttor, 992-..5657 Mare Fulll. Fleh Tank, 2413 Jackson Avt. 1980 AMC Bplrll. 1879 Jatp J10. fully Hlt<:onta ined, txc. eond, asking $11,500. 61<1-446-4525. T~CIIh ptld . Old tumttura Polnl Ptea.. nt, 30~S-2063, 10 304-885-3854. d 1 I g•l Ml up $14.91 snd 10 g1l cu r a, qu Ita, or ental, complele ._. 3_26 . 198o Chlvat1 1, 4 door Sedan, 1978 TIN1')' camper 24 ft , Mit paintings, toys , or tnllre Hlate vary good condition. $450. &14- contaln.d, air, awning, antenn1 call colfact 304-625-3275, or 304- Full-blooded temale B•:t• 9R2~S24 . wllh powar booll.,, new tftl, 523-6854. Pupo. $20. II wko. old. 110 eleape 8, 304-882·3108. 0373 tfttr 5p.m. ,gao Otda Omega, good eondl· 1884 Wlnntbago Chlatltln Motor 54 Miscellaneous •ton. $650. 614-25e.a25t Groom and Supply Shop-Pal homa, 30 h, eru.lu1 454 Chev, Merchandise Oroomtng. All broodo. All otytoo. 19111 Buick IMobro, 350, 4 brt .. 42K ml, 1\JII r.. r DICI, tpllt bath, laml Pat Food Outer. Julie auto, O.D. trane., 2 door, nice Ate piut dath, awonlng, anan, worlt cer, 1800. 114-448-"-45. 14K Gold ladiH wedding bind. Webb. Ctll 114~6-0231 . tfllpt I , driv., door, CB, TV Like new. $45. 614-802-2377. snt, hitch, alor pod, lldder 1nd TWo Finch blrdt. Ont mal• tnd 1112 Lincoln U..rk VI, exc. cond, root rtck, large 3 way retltn:, 19" Zentth Color, portable T.V. one femtle. Will 1111 togethar $4,500, or will lrade tor pk:kuf. r.tleh tlrH, eltctronle tGN turtruck ot aqual velu.. 114-44 • nlct and ho4 Wlttr ltnk, full Rtmote eontrol, txe. cond, $150. wtth ctge.l40. 814-ttl-2317. 1003. 114-446-i318. alzt dinette, wlndahleld cover, Musical 1982 Pantlae, T1,000. Runa Iota of llortgt, 11n1 eond , 30 got. goo wol~ hoolor. 115. 57 125,000. 304-875-1131. good, $450. 1114-25W251. 614-D92-1'78G. Instruments ltd YNr Annual s..., Mtyntrd Conn Aha 111, 1trap, read 1St83 Uomt Cttto, good cond~ 28ft ., WIMabaga tor 1111 or tradt tor aomathlng ol aqual lion. 114.fi2-2840. Oultts & Fabrice Wtlt of Rod· etall. Good cond, $400. VIolin value. Rag. Ret Tanfer Pupp1a1, nay, 35 Jae kaon Ptke, Open 10-5 1984 lute~ S~ylorl< , good Owko old.l14-882-7830. Mon-Sol; 814-24&-5582, 00 Inch tal' cond, $'100. 304~75-7452 . eMape, h~h mUll, $2500. 614-thNtiOQ $2,98 & $3.50 per yd ., County Fair Special. 1!1% oft 311-2iotl. 90 Inch qualtty matert111, t5.50 r.gular tunlnga. Ends Augu.C ~ yd ., 011 tnch bo«tng 12.50 15. J & M Pit no Strvke. Catr BUt 1984 Oodgt Colt •~a. 2dr. Runa per yd. ~ltow pantla, $1.75 Won! 304-882-2325. e.:c.l1650. B.......... W711'1. Itch; 101KI I pr1nt mtterfal, $1.50 per yard. 100%. cotten Sunn Let Ban Amp, 12 Inch 1984 Ford Bronco II Vol, trailer 81 Home et11co, $2.00 per ytrd, btby apea~..... $200. Mike Klncakt hitch, elr, arnlfm CIIHtte. $5,1100. 304-2T.J.-5660 ttlll a p.m. qullte, ,-..qultttd, $6.98 per lb. 304-117&-2450. Improvements 0 Rea rrange ~Newhart C :'':.:4-.::3~: 711- 21::0.::'==-:-=~:'"' EVENING 11 UMI • THURS., AUG. 2 Page- WOlD a THAT WAS JUST A I'M The Daily Sentinel- 6:00 !ll ll (j) CIJ Iii ®l IDJIII lUI Newa (]) I Dream Of Je11nnle II! Club Connect (]) Reading Rainbow 0 I!JIID Andy Griffith (])He-Man QJ Budweloer Thoroughbred Digeot World Today Ill) Hardcao~e And McConnlcl< 0 6 :05 Cil Beverly Hillbillies & 4 WD's 196:5 Chevy S-10, Blazer, 57,000 mllea, ctll after 11a.m . 614-245-515.'1 . Ohio Television Viewing 1980 .leap CJ5, 53,000 mllet, vary good cand, 304-t75-'JII10. o; c:'f:'· N~ Thursday, August 1887 Ford Ranger, S-TX , 4x4, 5 apd, Exc. cond U850· Aluminum Topper, fht a F;d ::e12'M~ood cond, 1200. BM-- Furnished small houH ont b.droom, ciNn, Nea tor mt perwon No pete. Dep. I Atf. I 4 2-SU. roomo, d-H roqutriid. Allor Trucks lor Sale 1980 F-100 Ford pick-up, very good eond, 814--446-47'02 befora 5p.m. or 814--446-8633 afler 5p.m. Kenmo.-. tulom•tic waeher white, $95; Kenmare Waeher i Drvtr Set, Harnet Odd t2So· G.E. Etoelrtc Dryor, $9S; G.E: Eltctrie Dryer, $75; Kenmore Dryar, t75; Frlgldall'l Orytt, $7!; 30 lneh Elactrk: Rtngt Coppertone , $75; Eleetrlt: Rtngt Top & Bonom OVan, Copp.ertone $150; Eltclrlc R1nga 20 Inch Whlta $715; Eltctrta Aanga, 30 lneh: $9!5; Por1able Dlshwnhtr, $95; Rotrlgorator, Horvoo1 Gotd, $95; Cheal Freur, 20 cubic foot $1 50; Skaggt Applllnct, up.,.; Rlvtr R01d, 614-448-naa. ~g;~~f 1111nl ~nOOarn 2, 1990 1980 3 qu1rttr ton chevrolet, <I whetl drive; 1888 S-1 0, like new, 614·256-6001 . rLF:u:m::·::6:14-4=46-=lll=44=.= = = =f':':ol:•:m:lo0::·:8:14:-4:4:8:8:82:Z:.==~ Aowt.or114-247-4292. ...., Sp.m. Call Detore Hou11 for renl, lbr, chy llmtta, Central tlr, no peta, 114-4414823. 72 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhar1, drytl'l, ratrlg••lcn, rongn . Suggo Applloncoo, Upper AI.,., Rd. Btaldt Stona Creal Motel. Call 614-44&-7318. Mowing Sale: Mutt Sell Alii Two comptoto bun~ bod Nlo, ono ntw bedroom tuht complete complela living room Ml com! plete dlnnlltt Itt, ffthfng • qulpment, por1abll color T.v., B'g Stvlnge on Turf In naw, loole, two hand gur., two stock $3." " yard. Mollahan air cand nltendo llpte cloth• SNAFU® by Wright Elee1rle Rang.~ $50. 614--4463800. o,... 2 Clooo lo pOOl, torgo 101, 2 cora~n~ge, nice neighborhood, perflotty tumlohod. CAll 1<w oppl. oftor 5p.rn. ~112-:1:110 or 814- e.. Large 1111, 516 bcKtroom, eountry homa with 22 aerea, new fumaet, Charry Fklge. $44 ,500. 614·992·5348. 2tumlshtd. BR opo~mont, 110¥0 & rot. Uplltlra. Water & tra1h furnished. Uppar At. 1, u Rl Rd 111• •4• • pper ver . .,... <>"'"V940. 2 turntahod oH~Ionctoo. All ut ilit In paid. Shtfl bath. 190 Of $150. lli Socond Avo. 614-4483t4 5 · 2br, opt 1 Retrlgerotor, """'· plut turnlehea, 1200imo. utlllllta dtpostl rtqulrtd. Not tullable tor ptll or children, 4SO First Ave, 614-4.4.:: 8-.::34 .::4:.:':.:·_ __ SAVE $5/hr. Reconc il ing ch~te k · 2br, 12x60 total alae. 16,200. lt-4-booka (banks charge $10)_ «&-62!1. Buslnns n or lndlvld uala. 614For Sal• 1 yr. old 14a:74 Schultz «Hl706. mobllt home beautlfulty dtcorat•d In mauve and llgMI 15 Schools & gr..n. l arge c ircular bath fub with aky light. 2 lull bfltht , mutt Instruction ... to apprtclalt, $21,000 BookkMplnOfAccountlng, ~~~ 304-675-6347 or 675mantgemenl, Hotei/Mottl Airline travtl, Nursaa Aid , TracModem 2 BA unfumlehed, C.A 1 Rtt l- SPECIAL F1r:lory to youl 99l, 2 lor Trt~llll' training, dent!Horne ttudy. Financial aide or 3 b1droomHx10 modelt at M11t. No pets. klaal for couplt. It M1 Fourth Avenue available It qualified. Plactment tha unMIJevabla price al S.a $275/mo. 614-448-2300. $12,900 dellurad and aet up. assl.tance. County SeMoala loetl oftlee 2307 Camden Ave , Call 1-BOO-n9-4045 tor detail a. Nicety Fumlshld Mobllt Homt Pa rktrJburg, WV 1-80G-648-6411. Mobil Hom11 tor aala on 3 ln city. CA. Suitable for 1 perquartara aert. 1100.2 Mobil son. Rtt. IO.p R1 qulrtd 814Homaa for Ront Cl'111dren wel- 446~338 18 Wanted to Do =::-:"--.:__..:.~~:..:--.,. come. 1175/Mo. 614-256-1575 Ont bedroom 1p11. tor rent. Child ettl provided In my Rio Grtndt Homt, dayt. Exc. cart, Sky!lnt 1m 14• 70 2 BR., S225 month. Deposit raqulr.d . w/raatonab&e ratH. 614 - 24~ Eleetrle, tg . bay window, eklrt· 614-992-2218 attar 6 p.m. lng, t11ps, good condition. 8550. Frtneh City Brokaragt. lt4-446- 45 Furnished Magic Y11r1 Oay C.re C.nttr 8:!40. rauonable, dtpend ablt, Rooms lletnst , quality child cart . Mon- 33 Fanns for Sale day thru Friday, 7:30 1111 5:30. Roome tor rent- wtak or monlM. For mora Information or to 48 112 A. 8 room brick raneh , Starting at $120fmo. GaiUa Hotal. ragleter 304-ti75-5847. 3br lrlfp, Oan!Fp, Kc, Br, 1 112 614~~Q580 . Min Pauta't Day Ct tt Center. bath full tlnlsMd baumantttp, SINplng room• wtth cooking. Set., affordable , ehlldeare. M·F fuel oil Frlat1achad woodbumar, Also trtller tpace. All hook-upa alnglt allacMd Grlopaner, plut Call aft., 2:00 p.m., 304-7738 t .m. • 5:30 p.m. Agel 2 ·10. Btfo.-., aft..- achoof. Drop-Ins 2 car garagtlworll thop. 2 larg• 5651, Maaon WV. barns and crib tMad. 31• mi. out welcome. 614-446-8224. 218. 814--446-2360, evanlng1 al· 46 Space lor Rent Will Baby SH In my Home near tar 7:00. Jackaon Pike BuiiYIIIt Rd. E~: ­ Commercii! Sign Sp.acti Rt. l5 perlen<:e tnd Aatareneea. 614West. 614-245.f448. 34 Business 446-21146 Country Moblla Hom• Park, Buildings Will baibyslt In my home. DIYt Routt 33, North of Po~Nroy. only ett 4Ui 6692 Old Pomeroy llbrlry building Lots, rentala, par1t, • ' "· Call Would tiki lo babyiH In my tor INN. For Information con- 1!114-992-JIN. homt. R... on1bla r.tas. 614- lief Ruth Pow.ra 11 lhe Melgt County Public llbrtry. 1514-992- 47 Wanted to Rent 992-3290. 5813. Would llka to r1nt houM In thl country. langsvllleiOext ar Of 35 Lots & Acreage Selem Center 1111. 814-1112·233" Lola I acr..gt an lllbl• lc.r or 614-669~08 . ntw homt cont111.1ctlon on 21 Business Rayburn A01d. P1ved road , county watar, rtuonable Opportunity raslrlcllone. Information m11itd on requnt. 304-675-5253, John INDT1CEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. D. Gar1ach, no alngl•wlde recommend• that you do bual- trallera, pleas•. Household ""' with peopt1 you know1 and 12 a em , beautiful, vlaw to Rod- 51 NOT to ..net money thraugn t1'1t ney, u1111Uat, Geltlpoll t Ar11 Goods m~ll until you have lnwMtfgated Build your utate or mull. family the oHirlng. complex. 304~7~ 5104 , 304~75LAYNE ' S RJRNrTURE 5381. Sofas and ehtlrt pl1eed from Tav~m tor Nit or leaat In MktdltJ)O!t1 Ohio. Apt DVIrhNd. 20 acm VInton Co. Wllkavlllt &395 Ia $995. Tabllla UO and up to $125. Hldt a bld1 $3ao to 304-8&:<-3382. Jtwp. Dnlltd . .u, atpUc tank, & 595. Recllnar1 $225 to $375. county watar, good build ing Tum-lriey Bueln"t. Htndllng atte. $18 ,000. Poatlble owner Lampt $28 to t125. Dlnlftn Frfi~>L8Y, Eagle, N1~1CO, Mara, I elmlllar food produclt. Serv- Unanclng. IM--669-7441 or 1-407- $1M 1nd up lo $4SI5. Wood llblt w-6 chairs &285 to ms. o.. u Ing company e.cured locet lona. 568-60315. No Hlllng. National Clnsue 3 lola In N.w 1-iav.n, utiiHIH $145 up to $375. Hutchea $400 I up, bunk bedt complete with Flguree show lvtl"lgl grou ln - •vallablt, 304-m..ssoa. mattresa $295 and up to $395. comt of $40,580 p11 year. A• baby .,.. tl10 Mtt1r1SHI Of qulrea 1ppt0X. a houra 38 sern 2 mllta from VInton. wHk. You will need t15,000 Good building eltn. No Mineral box tprlnge; full or tWin 178, finn $88, tnd 198. OUHn Hll 1275 & c.. h for equipment Call ,-800- rtgt1te. e14--446-0239. up, King $350 . 4 drawer ehHt 447-6811 ed. 1021 anytime, Farmlnld 45 Ac:rn mor or 1111, $69. Gun Cablnt1a 6, 8, & 10 dayt, nlghtt, Sundtys. Bud Chattin Roed 8 mll11, gun. Baby manr..... $35 & $45. Blld frtm11 $25, OuHn VIdeo Ranttl ator1 and busl· $27,000. Size $35 & king trtma $50. Good neu tor ule. Back.tr..t VIdeo, Ona acre trailer lot wtth county Mltcllon of bsdroom tulttt, Ohio. Sorlouo lnq. water, Mpt lc lllnk and tltctrk metal ceblneta, h•dboardt UO only. 814-llt:!-61131. hoot up. On blaek top road. and up to $05.90 dtys 11me u PartltiiW fenced . Owner wtll par- eaah wtt~ approved ertdlt. 3 mi. tially finance, S2,IKICI. ukJng out Bullville Rd . ODin t A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, thru Sat. Ctll 6Mo prioo. 304<!7S-212:1. 446-4322. Route ~ AaMton, 1 tell lots, 3 mlln aou1h Galllpolla LDcka, 1 tid couch, 2 gold ch1lr11, Call 31 Homes for Sale public water, no rastrtcllona, afttr 5p.m. 614-C<I~7652 . 112 tcre, I room• with ba. . tome with rivar frantaga, 304- Bab) bed, $"125 ; eloltllt, mont\ new hNt pump, gtrtge, 2 57'6-2336. wathtr, $35; VCR, t75; baiby buUd nge . Locttad al l.llltrt rnlse., 614 -446-1052, 61~ Faile. 8Ma247·3'M3. 8i28. lndtplndtnt SalH R•p. tor: Hallth S.tte. Work Soulhern Oh6o Area. Experience Pret.rred. Will hnd rMumt lo: Bo• Cl.A040. 'II. Golllpolto Dolly TrlbunO. 128 Third A.... 001llpollo. Ohio. al3t tNTlLLICIEIIO£ JOBS. CIA. US CUll- DEA, ole. HI~. CoR (1) IOUI'I4000 Ell. • 10111. Qulllflod -nuroo noodod fot 82 11011 toclllty pong tram. Homes for Sale KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Household 2 bfl.troam mobl1t home loe~tad Hat1ford, rtftrtnct required, 304-19!-3028 or 304-m-sm. 3 bedroom moblte home tor rent In 9yracuH. 114-192-7688 t fter 8 p.m. Yerd aNI. Auo. 4, Long Sir..., AuU1rwJ. Play gym, PQMr Thursday. August Goods 2 btdroom tr1llar In Pomeroy. CAIIIIU4·e92·3122. Pam~oy ~Y~ or~d~s~.~-A-ug-u-~2,3,4. 8am--4pm. Gun, knfvtt, IOOio,tlohlng oqulpmonl, mloc. 338 Lu._y Street, PorMrOy. Ohio for Rent & VIcinity Glr1g1 Bile. Augu1t ~ from fl.? 2 1f2 mU• on Sr 248 In Pomeroy 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 !onnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CR\'PTOQUOTE 8-2 T FJU F HMFA SF D F Z RFF M XF AIC BFM KPLQA SPK . BTZQR RLSOLZSFA UQIHFR M X F KXF S KTQQ M p MXFC TS A p ZPBFZR Y•tmlll11'• C'liPtoq•ota: I DON'T WANT TO BE A GENIUS - I HAVE ENOUGH PROBLEMS JUST TRYING TO BE A MAN. - ALBERT CAMUS - ....- L ,, _ _ r - - •·••RR ro . -..c.. . ...... ... • �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 2, 1990 RS! Reds lose again; lead cut to 4 1/2 CLOSED TODAY! · YES! THEY'RE BRINGING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE, NEW YES11HE STOR£ WILL BE ClOSED TO GIVE SPECIAL CREWS TIME TO MOVE 1HIS HUGE INVENTORY TO THE SHOWROOM! IN ADDITION THEY'Ll Daily Number 286 Pick-4 3500 Cards H-4; C-7; D-8; S-5 Page4 WAREHOUSE STOCKS REDUCE EVERY IN THEIR $700,000 Ohio Lottery Partly cloudy tonight. Low In mid 60s. Partly cloudy Saturday. High in mid l!tls. Cha nce of rain 40 percent. TO THE SHOWROOM FLOORS FOR I YOUR SAFETY AND COMFORT IN SHOPPING THE LARGEST SALE SELECTION EVER OFFERED AT Vo/.40 , No.314 FURNITURE!• 2 Sections. 14 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Friday. August 3. 1990 Coprrighted 1990 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc Newspaper Syracuse places 2 levies on November ballot By KATIE CROW Sentinel Correspondent A 1.8 renewal levy and a new one mill levy will be placed on the November ballot as a res ul t of action taken by Syracuse VIllage Council Thur sday night. The 1.8 renewal levy Is for curre nt expe nse (street lighting) and the new one millis to be used lor equipment replacement by the Syrac use Fire De partment. Member s of the fire depart men t have mel wi th counc il !he last two meetings expla ining th e need fo r the levy. The fire department does not have a levy at the present time . Cos t for the new levy will be 10 cen t s per $100 valua tio n . Members of the department will Rejoicing Life Church has come a long way in 10 years By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Stall Now preparing to move pa r t of li s ministry inlo a spa rkling new facility, Rejoicing Life Chu rc h in Middl eport has come a lung way sin ce It me t i n a member' s l iving room some 10 years ago SAVE 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% AND EVEN 70% OFF IF YOU JOIN THE CROWDS TOMORROW! THREE PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE REDUCTION! YES! YOU CAN BUY ON TERMS! BANK CARDS ARE WELCOME! 50°/o OFF moved to a storefront chu rc h in BAR STOOLS ON ALL THREE PIECE SUITES ON OUR SECOND FLOOR ONLY -ALL MUST GO! Oak bar stools. Choice of styles. hcellont value! $65 REG. '99.95 ......... $59 CHURCH OFFICERS - These olflcers of the Rejoicing IJfe Church In Middleport were busy this week preparing the new church facilities, which ar.• located across the street from their current building. They ar.•, 1-r , Rev. Lawrence Foreman , Assistant Pastor; Brenda Barnhart, Sunday Sc hool Superintend· ent; andRe\'. Michael Pan gio, Pa."tor . FIVE DRAWER.........'69 ENTIRE STORE'S INVENTORY PLUS ... WAREHOUSE STOCKS REDUCED! ONE ROOF AT SENSATIONAL TWIN SIZE BED Dre~her REG . '799 95 EARLY AMERICAN SOFA Pillow arm style with wood trim . Floral mauve · / blua anlron fabric . Brown Contrast welt . REMARKABLE! QUEEN SLEEP SOFA! p;now arm style. Wood trim Choice of fabrics . Reg . '799 .95 & CHAIR! REG '995 TWO PIECE SUITE! Colonial beige / blue colored Herculon fabric suite . Hi · back stylo with wood wing trim . $599 REG ' 1699 COLONIAL DINING ROOM SUITE! Bassett pine suite . Large oval table . live side 8o one arm chair with padded seats . lighted glass door hutch . 9 piece suite . REG . ' 149.95 WARDROBE! Brown metal 30" wardrobe . Two do or with top shalf and hanging rail. Many othor sizes and sty los $6 9 9 MAGIC! Schoolmaster Li" lop Desk. Oak Finish. REG . '199 95 WALL UNIT! Ashley oak finish open front wall unit . Has now marbellia shelf . sa a sag to choose . REG 299.95 · $149 board. REG. 1349.95.... REG . '299 .95 GUN CABINET! Oek finish six gun cabinet . Beauliful design doors wilh locks & drop lid bottom door. $1 9 9 REG . '199 .95 ASHLEY PECAN FINISH TABLE SET Glau tops. with cana bottoms. cocktail 8o rec · $1 09 tangle ends. REG . $349 .95 HEATER / VIBRATOR RECLINER! Heavy paddad arm / tufted hi -back style . Nylon $ stripe fabric . Choice of colors. 26 9 seet cushlont. Available with velvet& acrylic fabrics. PLUS HUNDREDS ANO HUNDREDS OF ITEMS NOT ll T~ OUTDOOR FURNITURE! THAT ENTIRE HOUSEFUL.. •MA'YTAG •ZENITH AND MANY MOREl I .. OF FINE FURNITURE YOU NEED CAN BE YOURS! BUY 3, 4, 5, OR MORE ROOMFULS AND SAVE HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NOW! $1 Q 9 T07 OUTSTANDING! ZENITH 26" REFRIGERATOR! REMOTE CONTROL CONSOLE TV Ketvinetor 14 cu . frost-free. Dark Oak Cabinet Free 10 Year Compreasor Reg . •B99.96 ... $499 textured doon & more . W•rr•ntvl $469 EXTRA OFFICE STAFF EXTRA SALESPEOPLE lloyd / Flanders spring hi-back chairs. ba10 Choice of colors. Rog . ' 1 37 00 ... $79 EXTJIA CREDIT PERSONNEL. . AND EXTRA DELIVERY PERSONNEL WILL BE HERE TO ASSIST YOUI THOUSANDS OF ITEMS NOT LISTED HERE! Storewl•• uvln11 on IOf.., lovel18b, c........ rockel'l, _...,.., ....p 10f11, b1dn101111, tlnlna ro1m1, m1ttr111 . .te, CREDIT TERMS! YOU CAN BUY ON CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS ... OPEN A NEW ACCOUNTORADDONTOYOUR PRESENT ACCOUNT! ~~-~"') IIIANK CARDS II" WELCOME! I < I i .··" Gas prices jump 10 cents in Ohio By United Press International Gaso line pri ces Increased as much as 10 cenls a ga llon In Oh io Thursday following lraq ·s mv a · slon of Kuwall and one economist sa id Industri al regions such as Ohio could be especia lly hard hit by lnstablllly In the Middl e Ea s t. "The lndeJl!'ndents . lor exam· pte Speedway, Starvln' Mar vin . SuJl!'r America a nd Bo nd ed. have al l gone up as mu ch as 1ft cents. " said Da n T ackett . pres iden l of the Southwestern Oh io Garage and Gasol i nP DPaiPrs Associa tion. "A I thIs p01 n1 . ll' s wa iI and see. everything is," Tacke// said when asked to spec ul ate ahou l addltlonallnrrrases . Kenneth T. Mayland, c hie f eco nomist for the Sorlrlv Co rp . In Cleveland, sa id the long· term impact cou ld Impact Industr ial reg ions more severely . "The te nd ency m ight be for us to s uffer a littl e bll hard er tha n wh at may be experienced nati on· ally." May la nd sa id . "The Indu s· tria l side of the eco nom y Is harder hll by higher oil prices than the servl ce s ide of th e Pco nom y. " We have a higher dependen ce on manul acl url ng," Mayland sai d . "Bu t the economic Impar l would no / be lm m rdtale." Th e Ma rathon 0 11 Co. head q uarlered in Findlay, said It does not do business In Ir aq or Kuwall . BP Ame r ica, headquartered In Cleve land . Imports mos l of lis Pers ian Gulf oil from I he United Co ntinued on page 5 Eight Americans are missing, official says REG . e2B9 .96 TO '349 95 SWIVEL ROCKERS! All owivol rockers have tuflod backs and 1'81/erslble SAVEl •BASSETT •LA·Z.BOY •BUSHUNE •ENGLAND •CORSAIR •ASHLEY •WEBB $199 EACH PIECE PLUS HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF ITEMS NOT LISTED FAMOUS BRANDS IN THIS IN-STORE WAREHOUSE SALE I 4 PIECE BEDROOM! Maple firnsh suile. Includes double dresser ; vert~! mirror; four drawer cllest; head· NEW ITEM/ 1 $1 09 EACH PIECE chair• with blue finish . REG . '1299 OAK-CHERRY-PINE BEDROOM! Bassatte bedroom suites. Your choice of fi nishes . Four piece suitas Night stand optional w1rr1nty . $549 REG . '499 .96 BLUE FIVE PIECE DINETTE! Fivo pioce wood dinette . 36"x48" Rectangle oak top table/blue logs. Four bow back solid wood REG . '2 99 .95 GLASS TOP DINETTE! Five piece s ot . Oak 42" octagon table with glass top . Four c loth covered seat chairs Brass finish blue metal, twin he•d & footbo•rd, erched style wl1h apindiM, 10 year Rog. '199.96 mattress . REG . '149 .95 FIRM MATTRESS SET! Mis-match full or twin size mattress & box sprinQ set Famous makers such as Serta. Seely, Imperial& Namaco. $1 Q 8 8 $1144 REG . '849.96 QUEEN SLEEP SOFA! Earty American beige print wing style . Innerspring REG . ' 1799 THREE PIECE INCLINER SUITE! Traditional style . multi ·colored fabric suite with oak lrim . Set includes incliner sofa. loveseat 8o matching recliner chair. $788 DESK! REG . '1B99 INCLINER SECTIONAL! England Traditional style wrth oak trim. Incliner seating on each end piece with CuNad corner section. annC'xa tion rompiP ted council agr red to co nt art their sollc il or. Carso n Crow to gP1 1lw nect'ssa rv work do ne as soon as possi hlP Cons truc l! on of th r unit s will not Middl eport. Now, the church Is lookin g forward to ils firs t senice In a brand new sa nct uary , loc ated in !he former Royal Crown Bottlin g Co mpan y's garage, located al !he corner of North Second Avenue a nd Rutland Street. Rev. Pang lo ca lls the com plel ed proj ect "phase one" of three phases . The first ph ase provid es a sa nct uary. wh!ch w!ll It wi ll, howrver. be a slow EACH HURRY!! Choice of Finishes! plained and will be know n as Wa te rs Edge Aparanents. Ac · cess lo thr far illly will be off SR 124 Ba iley also notrd . In o rdrr loget thel ina l pha se of next year Ba Iley slated. Also mee ting wi th co uncil were Lil lian Moore of th e Americ an Cancer Soc ie ty and John Hunnel who Is pres id ent of the loca l uni 1. They asked /o hold a Swim -A· Thon at London Poo l for the benefit of the cancer soc iet y. Co un cil a pprovcd Ihe req ues 1. The even / wi ll be he ld Augus / 26, from 6 p.m. 10 9 p.m. Continued on page :i classrooms. 4 DRAWER CHEST! solid! Made to last! have one bedroom Ba lley ex - get underway untJI som etime ga tlon, t wo todd IPr classrooms. a nur sery and restroom faclllll es . Pangia says !hal I he other two phases will provide a nother sa nc tu ary an d addlllon a l SENSATIONAL! Bui~ age limit. Mosl ol the o nP s tory un!t s will house th e adult wo rship co ngr r - UST PIICE ~- Ac cording to Rev . Mi chael Pangia, th e church 's '· pastor . Rejoicing Life got It s start as a bib le study group 10 yea rs ago in Assistan t Pas tor Lawrence Forem an's livi ng room m Ma son. W.Va. The fledgling g roup la ter be contactin g residents t o ex · plain why the levy Is needed and what II will be used for. Meeting with cou nc il wa s Greg Ba iley who wi ll be constructing apar lmen ts for the elderly on !he La wr ence Grueser property whe n a nnexatio n of !he propert y is flanallzed . Bai ley expla ined that !he apar tm ent bui ldings will be fo r th e elderly wi th low to moderate In com e and thai there will be an youtiiiJ'OIIPio bunllbeft, dlnettu, trundle bide 1nd cepll.,'ebed._ ....Alii IIUCII, IIUCII, 11011£1 ATTENTION! MANY ITEMS ARE ONEOF -A-KIND OR LIMITED STOCK. SO COME EARLY TO SHOPI...EVERYTHING TAGGED AT SPECIAL SAVINGS! HURRY' By ADAM KELLUIER United Press International Iraqi troops Invading Kuw a it have ap proa ched the border wllh Saudi Arabia , U.S. and oth er sources sa id friday amid reports of co ntinued re s istance by pockets of loya lis t troops In Kuwait Ci ty. The fightin g ca me as a U.S. admln ls tral lon offi cia l sa id eig ht Ameri cans had been reported ta ken by Iraqi troops. While the Arab world remained di vid ed over It s response to Iraq's ac ti on, th e Un ited Slales and the Sovlet Union planned to Issue an unprrcf'dented jo int condemnation of the alla ck by Iraqi President Saddam Hu ssein , who on Thursday dispatched the Invasion fo rce lo Impose a so luti on to an oil and land dis pute with Kuwait. Secretary of Sta te Ja mes Bak er was en route to Moscow, where he and Soviet Fore ign Minister Eduard Shevardn adze were to make a sta te m ent callin g on Baghdad to withdraw Immediate ly . Washington redeployed eight w.arshlps, Including an aircraft carrier, from the India n Ocean to assis t seve n vessels already In the Persia n Gulf as President Bush sa id he was not ruling out any opti ons In the U.S. response . British and U.S. oil sources also reported the Ir aq i Inv as ion force had adva nced t oward th e Saud i border. A Western d iplomat sa id . "The Saudis have not even put their forces on full alert. or moved troops to preven t any I raq i Incursion because they do not want to provok e Saddam or give him an exc use," he said. Saudi Arabia and Ira q have a non-aggression pact a nd share a border of about600 miles but th e Iraqi moves were reported to be causing deep concern In Riyadh . Izzal Ibrahim , the vice c hair· m a n of Iraq's revolutionary coun cil, traveled to Saudi Ara· bla , apparenlly on a mission to placat e fears. Western diplomats sa id he had demanded the return of the KuwaiU emir to face trial by the Iraql ·lnst a lle d "Provisiona l Free KuwaiU Government." The advances toward Saudi territory were viewed ominously In !he Unlled ~a tes . process. Panglo says !hat a "gues tima te" ofl he time needed for completio n of both re main ing phases ol construction places tha t completion at leas! fi ve years down th e road . Unlit that time, he says, youth and children 's worslllp services will be held In the old c hurc h loca tion across the street . Th a i building will also house a 300·sea t fellows hip hall a nd c lassroom facil iti es for th e Chris tia n school which th e church operates . The chu rc h, which Is affil iated wit h !he Open Bible Sta nda rd Chu rc hes. will hold Us first servlce In th e new faci lit y on Sund ay, with Dr. C. Ru sse ll Archer , t he Divisional Superinte ndent al lhe Ope n Bi bl e Standard Churches, as the dedication spea ker . PHASE ONE ..._ Brenda Barnhart, left. ond Rev. Lawrence Foreman. right, prepare th e nurse ry In the Rejoicing IJfe Church's new building. In addition to the nursery, phase on e of the construction will house a san ctuary lor the church's adult worship se rvice a nd two class rooms. ~~--~------------, Southern board hires instructor Meeting In special session Wedn esday eve ning . the Southern Local Sc hool Board hired one in s tructor and accepted th e reslgnallon of another. The board hired Thom as Wa lters of Parkersburg as lnstru· mental music teac her fo r the 1990-1991 school year. The board a lso accepted the resig nation of Ruth Stearns . who Is retiring. Stearns, a vet eran teacher of 29 years. taught third gra de at Syracuse Elementary Schoo l. Mike Elberfeld donated a n air co ndlllo ner for the shop class room and I he board accepted th e air conditioner at this week 's meeting . The boa rd also approved a bud get fo r Chapte r Two monies for the 1989-1990 school year In the amount of $5,063.00. August 20 was set as the date for !he next regular board meeting . No bids made for Fann-City property There were no bids on the sale of the former MGM Farm City property In Pomeroy thi s morning . The property, loca ted on East Main Street. was placed on the aucllon block on the steps of the Meigs County Courthouse as a result of a Judgment suit brought against MGM by Bank One, Athens , N.A.• In 1988. The property has been ap· praised at $275,000, and any bids accepted were required to be at least two-thirds of the appraised value , or S18J,J3J.34, paid as cash In hand . Sl nee no bids were made on the property, the land and buildings must now be re-appraised and another sherilrs sale held. AWAITING JUDGEMENT These 411 members are awaiting judging ol the ir outfit. during yesterday's (Thursday) sessional clothing judging at Pomeroy VIUage Hall. Pictured are Pamela Neece, Rebecc a Karr, Kathy Bernard, Amy Smith, ,Jennifer Mora, LIUian Nakao, lloUy Milhoan, Marde Holter, Myea Haynes , La urt Blankenship, and 81111 Bentley . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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