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II $13900 & SUPPLY CO. 614-992-6611 6 Panel $10900 4'x8' Limited" "Not Responsible for Typographical Errors." 9 Lite f]j 4 LIVESTOCK PRIN CESSE~ CROWN ED - Liveswck prln · acllvltes, lhe girls crowned were lrom lhe left, Mica Jones, horse cesses we r e crowned in cen•monif•s ht"ld in tlw s how ring at thr Rock Springs Fairgrounds 'W1•dm•sday night as a part of Ml•igs Co unty Junior Fair adivitie~ . Sclt•ctrd on the hi.L'iis of poist', 11ri ncess; Carrie G l()('ckner, beef princ ess; Christine Sc huUz, pork princcs.'i; Ruby Burke, dairy prlnL·ess ; LaHsha Rose Pricf•, bunny princess; and Kellle Ervin, hunny princess runnrr-up . Ohio River Festival begins on Thursday Summer is fin all y w1 nd ing down . and what better way 10 say good -bye 10 lhe season ihan !along lhe entire family 10 ihc annual Ohio River Festival on August 9·12 al Jhe Riverfront Park in Ravenswood. The agenda has been sci. and a year of planmng will come 10 a clima:c as lhc opemng ceremony begins a1 6 p.m. on Thursday. Augusi9. The first entena.mment on the slage program al 7 p.m. w11l featun: "LiUie Country," a young profes· sional group which spc;; ial izcs in all music, from bluegrass to Alabama. "LiLLie Country " host' Jheir own weekly TV show. now in Jheir third season, and have JUst completed !heir thud album . In addition, they have appeared wi th such country music greats as Helen Cornelius and D1ckle Lee. and were lca1urcd in the Ohio Slate Fair en· tertainmcnt in 1988. At 8 p.m. Thursda y. the queen\ pageant wil l ge t underway, w1U1 eleven Jackson County g1rl s vy 1ng lor the tide of Queen of Jhc Ohio River Festival The 1989 Queen Daphne will be on hand for the ceremonie s. as will th e Liulc Mr. and Mi ss Oh10 RIVer Fcsuval In addttion , the baby nmtcsr wtn nct\ will be announced. Wrappi ng up day one of th e festival will be !he 'iCCond perfor· mance of "L mle Coun try" al 9:311 p.m. 555 PARK ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. HOURS MON.-FRI. 7:00-5:00 SAT. VALLEY LUMBER ,. , ... I• '" V/£4' J Fnday \ fes uv1Lies get underway at 6 p.m. wi th a performance by "Bin Talon." an area group which specializes in country, popular music and 60's-70's sounds. Mem· bers of "Bin lakin" include Van Johnson , Kevin McManus, John Kirk, Phrl Simmons, Jim Hinzman and Fred Stzcmore, all hailmg from Ravenswood, New Maninsville and Pomeroy, OH. They are slatoo lor a second show at 8:30 p.m. Also highli ght1ng Friday ni ght's agenda is one perfonnance at 7:30 p.m. by Steve Wariner, nationall y famous countrv music wntcr . musician, perforiner and producer. Warin cr comri bu!ed nine of lhc 1cn song' on his new album . "I Got Dre<Jms."' which he co-produc ed wid1 J1mmy Bowen, Highlights of Warincr's career mcludc perform· ing at !he Texas Sociely 's maugural ball for f'res1dent Bush and ho sled TNN's 1988 "Th1s Year m Country Mu sic" speci al . Hi s v01 CC IS heard hy millions of people each week a' he sings the theme song to Jhe hll TV scnc s. "Who's the Bo"'" Fin ally. at 10: I 5 p.m. a fireworks exlravagama wdl be prcscnJCd hy the Vita le F~re works Company of New Casll c, PA . From a base on the West V~rgi m a Side. the iircworb w1 1l be lau nched ov er the nvcr. Bngh1 and early Saturda y morn · 1ng. the Oh io R1vcr Fes llal Dislallcc Run gm underway. Two broad divi SIOns of runn ers will bcg tn their spon in front of the Rav enswood High School auditorium. The frrst division, a IOK race, will begin al ~ a.m., and Jhe second, !he 1wo-milc run, will begin al 8:10 a.m . Founeen classes of runners will he panicipating accordmg 10 age groups and sex: Male: 15- 19 , 2024, 25-29. 30- 34, 35-3 9. 4().49, and 50 and over: female: 15-19, 20-29, 30-39 and 40 and over. The youth races arc divided as 6-R. "J. JJ and 12-14 Thi s is the eleventh year for Lhc festi val run Everyone loves a parade, and the Ohio River Festival will include a big one as area organi1.ations. busin esses and civic groups par· tiupatc wllh local hi gh sc hoo l band s on Sawrday mommg at 10 a.m. The parade route is through, downtown Ravenswood. The American Power Boat As· soc mu on Nauonal Pomt mcc hcg in' on !he Ohio River at II a.m lcatunng runabouts. tunn elboms ami hydroplanes w1th both stock and pro cngmcs. Several current mJ- Jional champion s will be paruCipat· mg. Between 80 and 100 cntncs arc expected this year . competin g lor naliona l points in lhc AssouaLJon and for cash prizes. Co-sponsored by the ORr and Jhc Three Riv ers Racing Assoc ia · '"'"· th ese races will fcalure a new type of boat. a 45SS tunnclboat w1 th an encapsulated coc kpit. Saturday 's agenda also features ihe ann ua l maJoreuc fes tiv al and FBI agent testifies in murder trial Hl.:NTII\GTOr\ . \\' \':~ 11 l ' l 1 Troublf'd :Jccoun tilnt I._Yit • McG inn i!' wa s n('\'{'r rPpoJ'It•d lo his suJ)f'r iors a s a kidna p vi ctim . once hr intf'r virwrd h im in <1 hos pit al room ;ll tPr hi s wi ff' wa :-. lound mangled. a n FHI agr·nt has trs tifi Pd a t his trLil B ut that rt•mark, as U.'t' ll a~ lht ' Assistan t Halc ht' l', questJon posed b~· Prosecutor rhar i('S werr th rown ou t h.v Cahrll Circu it Jud gl' Alf red l·'r•rgu"'"· in su~ taming the objec t ion 'l'ut•.o., day of dPfPnsc• altornf'y H.oUt•rt King . Wlsr sa id hP ru~ht·d to o1 hospi tal a ft pr IPa r nin g Yia 1PI C'\'i sion nrwscast Ihat McCinn is had been found o n a rural rllad in Carter METAL CLAD DOOR UNITS OJ lOJ A ROll VANIIED ROOFING 8' ........ 519 Panels 11 Hardwo~d Split Rail •••• 1.o.•.9.1• 379 6 2 -Hole Line Post ••••••••••• 1.0·1·9·2· 439 6 2-Hole End Post ••••••••••• 1.o.•.9.3. 49 9 I C rner Post •••••• 1.0•1•9.\ 559 849 must not go una nswerf'd knowledge ol animals, activities and lenglh ol time involved in HI CORRUGA 26" Wide 1 ~LAWN ne ighboring Kuwait could not be allowed to stand and he argued I hat the lessons lear ned in World War II proved suc h an "ou trage · ous and hrut al ac t of aggrrssio n" 15 LB. ROLL 432 SQ. FT. c- · a dd ress. s trPssed that Iraqi leader Saddam H ussein's " blit zk rieg-fa shion" inva sion of 1049 ROLL PREFABRICATED FRAMES ALL NECESSARY LUMBER & HARDWARE ARE INCLUDED IN THESE KITS \ _- By ROBERT MACKfiY United Press lnwrnallonal WASH INGTON - President Bush. warn in g th e !ask co uld be long and costly. appealed to !he America n people Wednesday to "stand up lor what is rlghl and SQUARE II 99~." deployed to Saudi Arabia •BLACK STAIN GlADE 311 oo 39900 457oo 5JQOO saaoo 94500 U.S. troops •BROWN •GREEN STORAGE BUILDING KITS 2 Sections, 1 2 Pages 25 Cen t5 A Mu1timedie Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio. Wednesday, August B. 1990 ROOFING DO-IT- YOURSELF 2x4 Vol.40, No .3 17 Copyrighted 1990 90 LB. ROLL 5 79 7116"x4'x8' IN UU DH • SQUAll 8 COLORS Clear lonlghl . Low near 00 . Thursday, partly cloudy . High In lower 80s. Chance ol rain 20 percent. 1998 2097 SHINGLES 6~~ Page 3 ROOFING SALE! PRESSURE TREATED Deck Kits Pick-3: 596 Plek-4: 5734 Cards : 7-H; Q·C; J· D; wild pitch ECONOMY WHITE DOUBLE 4" VINYL SIDING Ohio Lottery Reds edge Dodgers on Cou nty. Ky .. a f f'W hundn'd yar ds from hts wrr ckrd Jeep Waggoneer. McGinn is a li<' gedly murdered his wife. Kathy . and dum)X'd hrr body last Nov. 29 behind a St. Albans shopping mall. In the inlerview. Wi se said McGinnis Iold him 1hree men had arrived at the couple's Hunting· ton hom e. posi ng as del ivery men. McG innis said lwo of th em subdued him and the lhird overpowered his wife. the agenl O.., d Ill. Mt ·Cinlli~ luld lhP.q..::t>n l ht •\.\';J 'rnrccd l o drink J " whi1f' powtll' l'\ ~ ub s tann· m ixr•cl wi t h J ltquid . · ,\flf'l' !w ing drin•n ;Jrou nd lot , 1 da\' ancl 1:1 half, \>lcCinni" ttdrl t lw a grnt. llf' was propp ' d in l lw p ;P-..o..,t•n gt·r sick of h to., .krp and thl' ~HTI'IPI ' J ior was ja mmc·d 10 IIH' fl oor, srn ding it barn•ling O I.'L'r lt stf'f'P cm!Ja nkm Pnl . Ha tcher as ked Wisr why· lw ilJd not fo ll owPd FBI po! ic ,v. \\.'llil'll C;l ]) S for d,IH~ n ts tO ('ii'CU late intf'rnal memos on <'r i mP.s suc h <:~ ~ ki dnapping . and Wist• sa id hP lilc kl-'d suf fic irn1 rPa son to b(' li f'\'f' a kidn ap()ing harl orrurrrd. Wisf' tf'slifird that when he inlt' TTiPwed M cG innis in lhf' hospit a l. at 12 Oo o.m . on Dec . l .. 1989, McGinnis wa s su lfer ing from sma ll burn mark s on his arms, stomac h and ches t Wl sf' said th e marks appeared to have been made by a key. Prosecutors claim McGinnis ma nuf act ured the story of hi s kid nappin g and that of wife's to cover his own a l leged in vol vr· ment in her dcalh . Pa t Boulllet. a sales clerk at !he Lazarus depar iment store dt"-.n lbf'd hPrst> lf ;1 ~ ; 1 frit·nd o f J}H' fami l,v. 1f'S1ifi{'d 11 " WJ ' ,I () ad stg n" whf'n shr founcil\a1 1l \· \tkl dn n t< pu rs(• lying 11 11 1h!' ktt('hen floor of ttw ('nuplt· ·s \dl!l Huntington homr . Sh;non Prop Ir s. a ft i(•nd ot K;tltn Mr(;i n nis for morf' than ·w ,\'t'ill '"'· res tifiPil aft er Boui ll et . sa v tng Ly le McG inni s had grvrn l1i' w1 fdW.OOO a week before her dl'alh. with orders 10 pay ofl oil her s hoppin g bill s Peop les said l<ilth~· was upsf'l at thr Pd irt and it ··annoyed hpr " to havP to writr liH' Ch<'Cks . Houlllel tes tif ied that McGinni s ' rlaughtC'r. Ami. camr to hrr at l hP storf' thf' day her mothe r di , ap pea red to say she wa s worrird and 10 as k ht•r 10 ,~a m P to Ihe McGinnis home that evening . Boui llet sa id she found Kathv McGinnis' purse on !he kitchen fl oor bu II hal there were no signs ol a strugg le. Lyle McGi nnis had told Wise he had Iough! the kidnapper s. "Everything was clea n; every thing wa s neat." Boulllet said . She also descrlb<>d the MeG In nls' elabo ra te alarm system. including peepholes in outside Continued on pa ge 8 the annual car show, both slated at noon. AL4 p.m., mcing Lakes a less serious 10ne wiih !he annual Kiazy RaiL Race, lcalurin g "anything but floats." B1ll y Joe Royal is the highlighted perfonner on Sarurday cvcnmg, with Lwo shows schedule at 5 and 9 p.m. One of country musi c's most successful and popular singer, his current albums, "Looki ng Ahead" and "The Royal Treatment ," arc avai lable on Allruluc America Records. A professional stage show by Keir will follow Royal's first ap · pcarance. His show w1ll feature impersonati ons of pasl and present cclebnt1es. Two performances, at 6 and Hp.m.. arc slated for Keir. "S howca.sc of Shows."' a profesSIOnal variety show, wdl also head lmc Saturday's acuv1ues. The Showcase fea tures a profcss1onal magiCian. venlnloquist. cIown and balloon 'c ulpture. The "Showca.-;c of S h ow ~ · · 1s also fcuturcd on Sud nay aitcrnoon \ agenda at l p.m . A danc e wil l wrap up Saturday's acuv1Ue> Scheduled lor the NYA Hall in Raven swood, the dance wil l fe<Jture musiC by Dnlfwood and a spec ial 'how. "Tribute 10 Elvi s." The dance will bcgm at 10 p.m Adnu ,Sion is $15 per couple and SX "nglc, the dance w1 1l concl ude al I a.m. The final day of the lesu val wil l featu re boat mung at II a.m . A pet show will be held at I p.m. At 4 p.m. Billy "Crash" Crad· dock will perform . He is back by popular demand th1 s year. Other on-going acti vities Include ans and crafts. ponraH pai nung. concess ions. a sidewalk chalk an comest at II a.m. Saturday and dUJly pnzc drawing s for over $2.(X)() in g1f" Th e giant midway " prov1ded hy Nova Exposuions. Oil fim1s defend price increases CLJo:VF.LA ND 1UP I t - T w11 major oil rumpanirs Tur sda .\ · With a formidable buildup nf air. ground and na\·<1 1 for-cps und er way. Bush sa id the U .S nas th e worlds fourt h· largest militar y, had moved "more th an 100,000 troops. along wi th tanks. ar tlllery and su rfacf'· to surfacP missiles" into Kuwait. Bc for£' Bush's spe ech, it had not been known that Iraq had lransportrd the missi les into Kuwait. Administration off ic ia ls havP not given delalls of wh1rh lJ S forces a r C' be in g movPcl in to Sa udi Arabi a, a lthough sources said thousa nd s of pa r a! roopers and at least 48 F 15 fighter s were arriving W ~dnesda v. A light i nfan try d ivi s ic n wa s rxper ted to be sen t laler. The Un it ed Sta le; aln?ad~· has .14 warship~ in th1 • area. wit h mo rP Pn rou tP Warning that it wou ld b1 · " unw ise a nd unrpalis tic" to assume th a t Saddam's advC' ntu rism would Pnd wi th t h c takf'OVf'l of Kuwail. Bush sa id the dcplo1 of U.S forrr hPcamf• mllilar)' role In Saudi Arabia wou ld be "who lly de fensive · in mPnt guardin g agJins1 aggrf'ss ion by an "f'no rmou ~ wa r ll lil Chi nf'· · of I raqi forcr s poisl'd alun~ thf' Kuwili l i bordr r. Th e p rrsi drnt said Ir aq. wh ic h in g evprv illlnnativl'" ·· 1 want to br c lrar ilbout what wr ilrf' doing and wh.\' .· nush sai d. · 'Amf' rira dor s not 'i t>Pk Continuf'd on pagf' H nf'CC'ssa r.v on ly aflf'r "l'xha ust- Local news briefs-....., Racine nwn cited by patrol i\ Ra cln (' ma 11 wfl~ r1 trd for failu rr 10 co n1 ml whf•n hr WLI.., inv OIV<'d 1n a tv..·o C<.l l ;Jrridf'n l on Town .'- hip Hoad Jt! 111 ~uttun Townshi p. Shawn I3a k Pr. 17. wos lravf'ling W('.o.,! bound on C'uu nt \ Hu<~d ContinuPd on pt:~gl' K Iraq crisis A L-a-G lance By t :nitt"d Pre~s lntt~ rn alional " ,\ SIIII'iG TO N - rr esi denl Bush, roncrrm•d ilhout a n " imminf'nl thr eat" to Saudi Arabia. ordt•rf•d l J.S. warplanes and troops to ha."iel.i in that •·ountry and prf~ pa re d to addrPSs Amrritans on tht' Prrsian Gulf t: rlsi~. Bush addrPsst•d lht• nallon W£'dnrsday morning, a day alter the l :nllo•d SLa;es ill'lcd on a Saudi invitation to se nd troops and jt·t flghh•rs to guard a~ainst a J• o~slhl• • attal·k hy Iraq . Iraqi Prt·sidt"nt Sadd:un Hus.'\Pin rl'lmfft'd mounting inh' rna · lional i't·onomk and rnilit a r]o' pr P~~un· to n·movt> hi :-. troop~ from Kuwait a nd withdraw hio,; fort •t•s rn a."tM'd on till' hordt •r of oil pow1·r Saudi Arah ia , saying I raG will fight for " ,.\ r ah honor. " FORT 1\R,\(;(;, !'1.1'. - t\ hout 2.000 mt'rnh£'rsof Fori Bragg ·, ('f<J.l'k X'!n d Airhorn(' wt·n · on full alrrl "'f'dnc~day , a wa itin g: ord•·r~ to s hip out t o tht' Middlt• t.:a.,t to 1'11:-iUrt' th at lr atJ i fon · •·~ do not a dvanrf' from Kuwa it into Saudi .t \rahia. In :'VIort'lu~a d fit,\'. :"'.f .. 100 milt'~ Past of Fort Rrag~. so nH· :!,5011 Mnrirws lrom ramp Lf•j('UO(' S(' ( sai l Tut•sda .\' for Ow VIe di lt•rra nf'a n . Tlw Was hington Post. tJUotlng unnanwd l:.s. inU•lli gt•m·•· offidaht, said " 't• dnt•sday Iraqi military fon'l'~ aJ,pan•ntl~· lnadf•d poison ga,., wt·apon ry ahoard comhal aircruft. Tht· offid als !>ta id ttw loading of r h l•mkal wt•apons was tht • "mo ... t plauslhlt• rxplu. nation for what Wl' havr Sf'Pn'" or Iraq'"' op••ra ti on.'i Tut·~da .v . T lw P ost rrporl did not sp t't.' il)' whf'rf' th e loading took plan · or w h a t 1• ossihh• roh• it ('O uld pia)' in tht• •·urnnt t· rl'ii~. lra'l i.. , lwlit•ved to have st'Vf~ra l t ons of th(' deadly l' ht> mic als and us(•d tht• ~a...,f•s in its eighl·yrar war with Ir a n a nd again s t Us ownt·d Kurdish £>1hnk min orit y. Share prlc~ rf"hounded \\1 edn P~ day o n lh(' 1'okyo Stod' Exc hange with lnvi'stnrs snappin g up bargain~priced i~s•u •:-. alter live stralghlloslng ~;esslons triggered hy Iraqi invasion nf Kuwait. In New York Tuesday , lhe Dow ,Jom•s lnduslrial average erased early gallll! and dipped 5.70 polnls in hra•· ~· selling, unlc a.~h ed hy growing ne rvou sm•ss over tht • cri!-i i ~ In tht· oU -rlch Persian Gulf. defcnriPd thr ' capid jump in gaso li nr prkt·s. sa .v ing pump pricf'.o., ;Hf' ti ed to thr curren t markf'l price of crudr oi l. bu t th('V would not gua ran tel' gasoli n e~ pricf's wou ld go down as qu iekl v Priers shu t up as mu ch as :JO ern is a gallon in Ohio following las l wrek's Iraqi in vas ion of Kuwall. spurrin g cr lllrl sm from co nsumers claiming the inslabll · it y in Ihe Middl e East should not change !he price of gaso line already at the service stations . WASIIIN GTOI" - Lawma kers vowed to st•t•k a nd-prit 'l' gouging legislalion against oil com pa nk's, saying tlw go-.crnment is power~ ss to s top "virtual thi every" hy th(• industry in raising ga.~ollne price hik es du t• to thP Pf'rsian (~ulf crL'tis . NEW YORK- Crude oil prices ended high rr in NPw \'nrk alte r und ergoin g sharp lloctuaUons as traders altemplrd to dcd pher th e latest developments In the lncrraslngly volalih· Middle t;asl. fiNKARt\, Turkey - Turkey said ll was cutting oil the ll ow of oil lrom Ir aq passing through Its lerrltory and would ahlde hy U.N. Security Council sanctions against the P ersian Gull .slalr . " We ba se our pump prices on the market prices- th e tr ad ing market s - for crude oil and refined gaso lin e,.. said Anne St railoff, a spokeswoman for BP America lo r. In Cleveland. MOSCOW - t\ Foreign Ministry olfldal conflnned thai two Soviet warships were heading lor the Persian GuH, hul said Moscow did not "wanllo llex any muscles" In the eonlllet over Iraq' s Invasion of Kowall. Get Quick Results! Place A S5 Per Oay 'Bulletin Board' Advertisement In The Oaily Sentinel Classified Section . �Wednesday, August 8, 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERI!STS OF THE MEIGS-MilSON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE IIOEFLJCII General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER ofThr Untied Press International. Inl and Dally Press Association a nd the AmPrlcan Newspaper Publishers Assoc l a11on. LETTERS OF OPIN ION are welcome. They s hould be Jess than 300 words long. All lellf'rs are subj ect to edlllng and mu st br slgnffi with name, address and t elE"phone number . Noun slgnf>d lette-rs wil l be published l.f'ft ers shouldhpln good tas te. addr~stng 1ssuf's, not personall tiE'S . Repudiating Are federal employees above the law? WASHINGTON - Rep. Wlll! am Fo r d, D ~ Mlch. , Is the champ ion of th e federal worker. He should be. In his last rrelec tion campaign, hr took $55,215 in contributions from unions and associations of governmen1 employ ers_ So far thi s el ect ion year, they havr g iven him more th an $30,000 Ford has kept fedrrcil workers ha ppy by hammr rin g on a simpll'. reasonable mL>ssagL~ feder al sa lar!Ps shou lrl br rom · parc.1bif' t o thusP in tlw privatf' sf•etor. But whrn It eomPs to forcing federal Pmp loyl~es to pay thPir debts, F'ord sin gs a diftPrPnl tum"'. For the las t two spssio ns of Congress Ford has bollled up btlls In hi s committee that would allow cou rt s logarnlshthewages of gove rnment workrrs. Thai m ea ns II you sue your neighbor and he or she ju st happens to work for. say, the Ce ntra! Int ell igence Agency. you ca n win, but you will have a heck of lime co ll ecting your mon ey. The court can't order the federal government , as It ca n a priv ate emp loyer , to take the money out of your neighbor's paycheck. For thinks the status quo Is just fine. Hl' says It would cos t too much monpy to al l ow garnishment of federa l wages. It might cost Ford some money to support garn ishment The employ ee unions m ight not be so gener ous w ith him at Plectlon t im f'. Ford wouldn't talk to us about the connrctlon bt•twepn campaig n money and t he bill, but his press secretary said th at money was "not a n•ason" for Ford's opposition lo garnish ment. "He doesn't have any kind of gutlt over political conlrlbu- 1hr spol<rsman sn id Apparently not. Th(• policy aga inst garnish mPnl of fedPral wagPs dates back to 1846 when th e Sur>rr:>mf' Court ru!Pd that thf' fPriPral govPr nment co uldn ' t bP sued without its consent. The ar chalr prPrPdPnt was set so that agPnls of 1h{' federal governmPnt could also not be forced t o fork over their duP In a lawsuit . Th e blankPt profert ion has been waiv ed for a fpw govrr n· mpnf agenci es, including the Postal Sprvlce and lhP FPdPral Deposit Insurance Corp. ThPir workers' sa l ar ies can bf' gar nls hPd for any rpason. !Jut lhP vast majority of federal Pm· ployees , Including the mllltarv, are protected. A judge can' t garnish th e pavcheck of a mPmbf>r of fon~rrss I'll her. fle p. Andy Jacobs , D·lnd .. intr oduced th e bill toc hangP !ha t in t hr last srssio n of Co ngress. But II di ed In Ford' s committee. Thi s vcar Jacobs Introduced It again. and II pr ohably will die In co mmlltP<' luo But J<.~cot1" rPfuses t o le t the iss uP go unnoliced. "It Is an indi sputable ou l rage that Uncle Sam should sh ield deadbeats," ht' told our :1ssociate Paul Zim· ml' rme~ n . " I t's an i nsult to all fpdcral employees t o imply that thl' Y nrrd such protection. I mvsPif am embarr ass ed by i t." ;\nothrr Ca pitol Hill source trml us. "Ford is saying the govrrnmrnt can not afford to prartlcr thr good cit izenship that 11 dr•rn ands of other private Pmp lo;,:rrs. ·· SHe CairfT GiT F~R, SaYS! 5He'S BaRE-F'ooT ZIN' rRe.GtJaNr! LEAGUE, TOURNEY CHAMPS The Tuppers Plains Eagles Pee Wee team ""cently finished the season wllh a perfect 10-0 record and was crowned lhe league champs and league touraamenl champs. Pictured In the lronl row lrom lell lo right are: !\lex Simpson, hal boy, Meghan Avis, Gary VlerUng, Joshua Holflnan, Andrew RoUlns, Dustin Marcinko, Uaniellt• Spencer and Klrl Spencer. Pictured in the second row are: Travis Lyons, Matthew Bissell, Matthew Caldwell, Michael Lefebre, Joe Brown, Matlhew Simpson, and Joe Marcinko. In the third row are coaches !\Ian Brown, Lion el Lelehrr. Dan Spencer, Dave McGrew, and Doug- Bissell. CI NC IN NATI iUPI!- Struggling to stay on top, the Cincinnati Reds will take a win anyway they can gel one . And , the Reds, who wPre out -hit and out ~ pllched Mond ay night, came away wllh an unli kely 1 ~0 victory over Los Angeles on Dodger reliever Tim Crews' eighth-Inning wild pitch. With Cincinnati starter Tom Browning and rookie Jim Neld lrnger Jock~ In a scoreless pitching duel, the Reds loaded the bases In the eighth Inning. Billy Hatcher's reached when his one-out grounder was mls· played by shortstop Alfredo Griffin for an error. Barry Larkin than walked and Hatcher took third on Ray Searage's wild pitch. Pau l O'Neill then walked to load the bases . Crews, In relief of Searage, then was wild on an 0·2 pitch to Chris Sabo thai eluded catcher Mike Scloscla. allowing Hatch er to come home with the game 's only run . "We finally got a break." said Reds manager Lou Piniella. "Yo u've gut to ~lve credit to our pltchl'rs. with Browning doing a gr<•a t job and Randy Myer s c·Josi ng it in the ninth." Pinlf'lla added . Browning, I 1-ti . gave up eight hits In eight shutout innings. He struck out five and walked two before giving way to Myers, who retired the Dodgers in the ninth lor his 22 nd save. " My spike caught in the clay and I ju st fell down and lost co ot ro l of the ball." sa id Crews of the wi ld pitch . "Then I started to get hea rtburn . all of a sudden . I picked a bact time to fall on my face and then when I tried to get up I f ell again. And that' s when I panicked." Neidlinger, 0-1, making just his second majo r league start, limited the Reds to two hils over se ven and two·t hird innings in absorbrng the loss Cubs 5, Cardinals 3 - AI Ch icago, Ryne Sandbe rg hit a tw o·ru n homer i n l hr sl'vent h innin g, givin g the Cubs their fourth stra ight v lct or .v. With the scorf' :LI in th e srve nth . Jerome Walton rea c- hed on an error and Sandberg his homer off Scali Terry , Hi . Paul Assenmachf'r. 4·2. was th f' winnPr in rPlirf Phlllles 9, Mets 0 - AI New York. Jose DeJesus pitched a two-hitter. .:ocored a ru n and drove In anothpr run to lead Philadelphia . New York s loss, coupled with a 12· 1nning victory by Pittsburgh, Increased the Pirates' l ead in theNLEastto2 ,, games. DeJesus Improved to J-3. Frank Viola, 15-6, was the loser Pirates 4, Expos S (12 Inn.) At Pittsburgh, Jose Lind scored on Jay Bell's sacrifice fly In the 12th Inning . Mark Ross, 1-0, the fifth Pittsburgh pitcher, was the winner. Lind opened wllh a double off Dale Mohorclc. 1·2. and was sacrificed to third . Sid Bream was Intentionally walked and Bell lifted a fly to right. Padres 7-11, Braves %-9- AI Atlanta, Andy Benes. 8-8. scat · tered eight hits over eight Innings In the opener for the PadrPs. Loser Tom Glavlne, 6-8, allowed ei ght hits over seven Innings · .Garry Templeton, Joe Ca rte r and Mike Pagliarulo drove in two runs each in the nightcap. Eric Show, 3·8. was the winner a nd Marty Cla ry, 1-9, took the lo ss A•tros 4, Giant..< 0 At Houston, Mark Portugal pitched a flve·hl tter over seven and one·third Innings and struck out a season-high nine to help Houston win lis sixth straight and hand the Giants their third consecu ti ve loss. Portugal, 59 this season , improved his lifetime record against the Giants to 50. Dav e Smi th garnered his 19th save San Francisco starter John Burket to 10-•1. lOUR DOllAR PLASTIC FLY SWATTERS ON ALL FOURS - Reds third baseman Chris Sabo chases alter a grounder hll by the Dodgers' i\IIredo Grtlfln that got by him for a single in the ~ • --- ..a::. • of eo mprom is (' It Sl'ts toughPr Sf' ntcncps fnr traf fick ers and other se ri ous drug offend ers. provides for alter nat e detentio n facil ities. such as mllllarv stvlc "boot ca mps" for non·v lolent off end ers. and In stit utes Into th e law more spec I fie procedures for the for feitu re of contraba nd and drug · lalnt ed cas h to pollee to help pay for more anti-dru g eff orts. Thr cost to taxpayers is es ti· mated at $52 .9 million, far l ess than thr $2.5 bill ion ca lled (or In the original House version. Th P bill Is tough but reasonable. I t allows Z('ro tol('ra nce for drug srl\rr~. with mandat ory 15 years to life j ai l sPn tences . It glvps drug ad dicts allempting to go st ra i g ht the benefit of the doubt. 11 also make education morr availabl e to you ng people about the danger s of drugs ' Anothf'r k ry part of lhP hill is authorization for thf' Ohio Huild ing Aut hority to lssur up to $~0 mi l li on in obligations for US I ' in thr renovation , rn ndifi eat inn . construction nf Pxpansion 11f buildings or st rurturr s that can be used as minimum SP<'urit v j all s. Th e bill also makr•s sr•\·rr ;!l changes In the stalt''s land lord· IPn ant l aw, in cluding rt'q uirin g termi na tion of a n•n tal agreP· mPnt lf a tenant v lolatPs thr contro ll rd su bstancf's law or if the l andlord has :rctual know! Pdgf' of or has r rasona biP rausr to bel! eve tha t the tenant is v!olalln g the state's drug laws. This drug bill, na tura ll y, won't solve thr drug problem in our soc iety In and of itself Ohio n('('ds a hea lthy dose of federal money and loca l su pport for ant !-drug pf!orts. On hi s trip to Co lumbu s In June. William Ben nPtf. thr na1ion's drug czar, said Oh io can rxprcl to get $59.6 mi l lion In federa l drug funds In fiscal 1990. a Ul.li million In crPaSf' ovf'r thf' cur ren t fisc al Vf'Jr . Th at Pxtra money should hdp. but local coo peration Is Pssr ntial If thr anll·d rug efforts lHI' 1o .SUCCPI'd. !\I hparlngs I ch.;tired last year in Chill ico the and Ironton, local IPadPrs and cltizl'nS spoke out itbout thPir concPrn on drugs. This hill passed bv the General 1\.,sPmbly glvrs law enforcement officer .., and jurlgrs mor e tools to wagP in fi ghting the drug war . If you hHvc any questions on this. nr any other issue, please l'o nta ct m y offl cr. l ca n be n•;whPd by writing Se n . Jan Michael l. ong, th e Statehou se, Co lumiJI" . Oh io 43215, or by ca llin g ih 14t 466-RJ56. America needs traditional values lt is bf'ing sa id with in creasing frequ ency , and entire accuracy, tha t this cou ntry Is In the midst of a cultural war . II so, tha t explai ns a lot of things that are otherwise In co mprehensible. Everv society Is based upo n certain va l ues. which constitutp a large part of Its cu lture. Our c ultur r ce rtainly numb ers broad -mlndedness among It s values. But It has historically also Included patriotism ilnclud· ln g respect for the !lag); opposi· tion to abortion. save In hard cases; a reasonable amoun t of sexua l restraint; disapproval of por nogr aphy; opposition to the spread of drugs (and conslderabiP resi stance to the one m os t deeply embedded: alcohol); a respect for religion In general; and (not to overlook Its grimmer side) support for capital punish, men! In appropriate cases. Yet today every one ot these values Is under heavy attack. Flag~burnlng Is authorized as a constitutional right. Abortion not just In the hard cases (rape, Incest, and where t he life of the mother Is endangered). but In the eas iest ones (sheer soc ial co n· venlence, gender selection 1 - Is sai d to be excl usively a matter or t he woman's choice. Sexual conduct o! every kind and quality demands not only toleration but approval. Pornography Is held to be so hard todpf!ne that not hing can be ban ned. or even denied federal fundin g II II masquerades as "art." Drugs are so far beyo nd cont ro l l hat even so me conserva · t lvPs would settle for their legaliza tion. to end criminal co ntrol of the traffic. Every vestige of religion Is stamped r uthlessly out of our public life. And. of course,thedeathpenalty, now Imposed only for lhP most hein ous murders, Is denounced for bein g Imposed at all. Are these merely separate. Isolated attacks on particular nation al va lu es, or are they as closely related as the pimples on a meas les v ict im ? And , If the latter , what Is the under l y in g disease? They are. of course. all symptoms of the same thing: a vast assault on all traditional values ot the American society. Let me add that I don't think there Is any conscious conspiracy Involved here. Rather, our tradition al broad-mlndedness toward other views has been elevated to the status of a counter-religion all by It sell, and twisted Into an Instrument des igned to destroy all other values . If the assau lt succeeds, the onl y survivin g value will be an all-consuming Intellectual nihilism. This nihilism Is probably the Inevitable end-product ot the Enlightenment's disastrou s ln!a ~ tuatlon with Rationalism . It can hardly be coi ncidence that it afflicts u.s just as the who le sPC ula r · hum anlstlc st ruct u re of modern thou gh lis crashing to 1he grou nd. If pure rea son ca n not br r ountPd on to guid e us aright. a t le>a s t thP abs ol utr o prn · mlndPdncss it co mmands ca n bt ' used to pr rvrnt any other valur from h:J vlng the chance. The rPa son why v.:e hrar so much abou t the First Amend ment thesP day s Is, of rourst?, that II Is the peg on which so many ilhough not alii of the effor ts to dPs t roy or drnaturP tradit ional American va l ues arP hung. If It perm it s almost anything. then l o what va lu es ca n a na tion ruled by II accord spec i al respect? Luckily. the bailie lor the fourth Inning of Tut'sda.v nighl'o;, ~anw Cincinnati, which the Red.> won 1 ~ 0 . illl'lt in PKG. OF 3 Eric Dickerson injured; must wait for strained left hamstring to mend • A reasonable COmpromise ____S_en_J_an_._L_on_g Etecllo n·yea r legislatures a r rn'l known for their produ ctivity. Too often the deba t e twcomt•s ovN iy parti sa n and pPft .v. wlrh the end resu lt eith er being legis lation that' ' passP d or blocked pure!~' for pulll!c al rrasons . F'or a long timf'. that 's wh<Jt it Sf'f'mf'd wou ld happen on I hf' drug lss ur. wllh mPtnht'r.s an· both side' of l hr alsiP scl'mlnglv morr concPrnrd with scori ng political points than wllh pass in g subsI ant lvP legis I alton. HowrvPr, th!s V.'f'l'k rPason finall y prevallr-ct II took nine dra ft s, hu ndr pc\s of hour s or mPC'tlngs. npgot!atlun s and hf' ar · A thought for thP da y· PoPt Sa r a Tf'as dal(· wro tr. "Beau t,·. rn1m· ings. Rut wlt h rnv support. lhf' than bit trr nrss . ma kps thr hea rt brr<-1k. · SPnatr on Thursday approved a bipartisan, rpasoned bill th at I think will go a long wa v toward . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , a II rv I at I ng t hr• s tat p' s drug problpm ThP !till. S R 25R. is thppr odu c t Berry's World Jack Anderson and Dale Van Aua t Ion s." The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Reds hand Dodgers 1-0 loss Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 8, 1990 Joe Sixpack By ARNOLD SAWISLAK l iPI Senior Editor WASHINGTON - Thrrl' is no tloubl that on lhP list of item s thai ca n be taxed to help reduce the budgPI defi ci t . beer is overdue lor at tentio n. Federal taxes on beer ha ven't been Increased in .19 years. and th en" may be nothing In our lives that has esca ped Inflation that long In truth, the reported administration plan to PqualizP I he federal tax on beer, l iq uor a nd wine at 2J cenlc; an ounce requires the levy on beer to be Increased live-fold ju st to ca tch up with I he other beverages. Beer levies also fall Into the reven ue category called "sin taxes ... which means lawmakers ca n sanctimoniously claim they ar e stri king a blow for social order and good hea lth as well as f iscal sou ndness by i ncreasi ng alcoholic beverage taxes. Wine also would ta ke a big boos t under the leaked White House proposal. while hard liquor taxes. already high, would see a smaller percentage increase.The effect then would be to mandate bigger increases in th e pr ices of what arc regard ed as mllder form s of alcohol , which some opponents might claim enco urages drinki ng th e harder stuff. But that isn' t the worst potential problem th at ca n be Imagined with the Bush plan to rai se beer taxes. The real thr ea t could be political. and It might ju st fritter away much of the winning electora l coa lition the Republicans have worked so hard to co nstruct since the end of World War I I. The Republicans started winning pres id enUa l elect ions a ft er the war beca use they finally began to rid themselves of the rich folks ~ counlry club Image that the Democrats pinned on them before a nd durin g the Depression. It is no coincidence that GOP ca ndid ates wit h down ·IO·earlh Images such as Wendell Willkle and Dwight Eisenhower did best during the comeback period and thai Ronald Reagan perfect ed a nlce~ ! c llow , common ~se n se persona In 1980 thai maded him th e fi rst president In :10 ye ars lo completP two presidential terms . Reagan won by attracting erstwhile working class De-mocrat s to the Republican ticket . At a time when hourly wage work ers In both blue and whit e co lla r jobs were moving toward th e upper level of the middl e cla ss and when the union s that helpPd them make the shift were losing strength , Reagan presented those Americans with the picture of a man from a poor family who made good rn the movies and politics by dint of hard work and good l uck Work i ng c la ss Amt=>rirans w ho fl ocked to Reagan tran sferred thrir loyal ty to Geo rge l:lush despite his somewhat effete image and aristocrat ie bac kgro und . The GOP im age-ma kef' pictured Bush as a self·made business success , lovin g f am ily man and. of all things, enthu sias ti c horsPshoe pitcher. Democrats sme lled so mething el se that had todow ilh horses In allo!thls, bullheyco uldn'l penetrate the fo lk sy Im age projected by Bush's handlers. Now there is a chance Rush might blow his legacy from Reagan . It is not stereo typing to say that RL•agan's biggest con lribulton to lh<' Republican Party was to win over th e .Joe Slxpacks of America. and that Bush, looking despPratl'ly for a way: to avoid increasing incomt' taxes on the a ffluent . may throw that vn tr back to thE' Democrats. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Willwm Rusher By Unlled Pres• International Now thai Eric Dickerson !i nally want s to play football. he has to walt at least a week. The !our-time NFL ru shing champion must rehabllllatP his strained left hamstring bPfore joining the Ind ta napolis Colt s io training camp. Dickerson !ailed his physical Monda y ni ght after pndlng at JO ~da y holdout bv '"porting to the Colts' camp in Anderson, Ind . Dickerson , who stra ined a te-ndon during workouts In .June. Is ex pected to lake anolhPJ physical nex t week . "There' s really no mystery Involved in if." Colts general manager Jlm lrsay said Tu es day . "We tested the hamstring and It was 40 percent down In strength from the right one. Basically, he needs to get the strength ba ck in It , and II should be no problem ." Jrsay sa id he expect•d Dicker· 90n bac k with the team In "one to three weeks," plenty of time to prepare for the team's Sep t 'I opener at Buffalo Jn'manapolls coac h Ron Meyer said 1he team was aware of the Injury but thought It would not prevent Dickerson from return lng to practice Dickerson , the NFL's seventh · leading all-time rusher, said last week he was In good condition and ready t o play . " Reading his 1new spaper! quotes . we assumPd ht' was rrady to go . Hopefully it' s no t a p rol ongl•d thing." Me.vC'r sui d. Dlck r r so n wa _ .., sc hf'dulrd 1o g11 to Hous10 n late Tue sday to begin re ha bilitation, Me\Tr said Last st•ason. Dit·kp r so n injurrd his ri ght harn."'rin g and mi ssf'cltt gam(' bPC 'illiSI' ul injun- fur tht• fir s1 tim(• in his st'Y t ' Tl · .\t'<.~r l'u lll irnt L'cl un IJLII:!f ' Today in history By Lnlted Press lnternallonal Today Is Wednesday, Aug . 8, the 220th rla y of 1990 with 145 to follow . The moon Is waning, moving toward !I s last quarter. The morning stars are Venus. Mars and Jupit er. The evening stars are Mercury and Sa turn . Those born on thi s date arc under th e si gn of Leo. They Include the Un !led States' first professional arc h !I ee l , Charles Bu llfinch, 1n 176-'l; poet Sara Teasdale in 1884; author Marjori e Kinnan Rawlings ( " The Yearling" I In 1896; form er Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg In 1908; actor Rory Calhoun in 1922 (age 68 ) ; aquatic actress Esther Williams In 1923 (age 67): country singer Mel Tll!ls In 1932 (age 58): actor DusUn Hollman In 1937 (age 53 ): singer Connie Stevens In 1938 (age 52) and actor Keith Carradlne In 1949 I age 41t . tUSPS •Clear Plastic 3 FOR •Holds Up To 50 Lbs. lid~ •Protects Against Moisture, Odor. and Insects $100 white rain . --1 Fine Quality at on Affordable Price JorBt\CKTO ' ALL TENNIS SHOES 20°/o ·SHAMPOO oR coNomoNER •HAIR SPRAY (AEROXOUNON-AEROSOL) ·SCULPTING SPRITZ •GEL YOUR CHOICE THURSDAY FRIDAY OFF SATURDAY The Daily Sentinel f uturr Is far fromovN, and Is not even necessar il y being lost . I marvr l that anyone can suppose that a sp itting, crot ch-scratching slut like Rosea nne Barr Is genu l nely represent at !ve of America's lower middle-class. We arr en titled, I think, to vest cons iderabl e confidence In the American people In this matter of 1rad lll ona l val ues. They can be amused and even llltllated by an occ asion al televised peek at one of t he sea mier corner s of human conduct; but they remain In r emark ably close touch with rea l ity, and do not, In seriou s numbers, go In for such conduct themselves, l et alo ne approve It as the social standard. It Is nihilism that Is dying. •Extra Strong DEODORANT DRY PLANT ONLY 69< Memb!f'r · Ua\IPd Press fnt erna tlonal . Inland Dally Press Association and 1he Ohio Jit>Wspaper Association. National Adv~rflslng RepN'Sentatlve, Branham LASfS UPTO 6WEEKS TOM'S GREEN THUMJr' Publl1hl'd ev~ ry an"'nooo. 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" .,., "- 011kl•nd { hlt · a,~:u Tr Thur-.d ".1 l;amM '\1 I mil' ot l ( hlo ~11:11 l' h iiJod.-lpiUaal ...-,.,. l ork . ni~'­ \1oni n ' a.l ~ •I ' IIL,hu rth. niJ:hl ''-'-0 lllrtt" al -\tbtnilll. nl(h! 1~" Anttrl""' at< IIIO."illl"llltl. nl~th• .. ... ..,'.. .it 50 \II1111L1 ' ' '""111 ~ - rt 1 ~ · HIP · " ' llo I nl!o•d Pr...,~ ll'll t'rmiiOnul 'll t n<'rh ,,. ~ \ o~nc · lo• K.-l l h ""' ~.-. \o oplir<'rl 1 o·nh•r R.-oloh) lrtlfn '1-lrorrrro· lll l .<ll:.odirn• l or ln1111h rnmlll l" holo •' lo I!~if! ~mil ' ' l ~la.ndl'r. - "llf'l · d l;·ft "I "K'"' Hand~ " nud 11nd toM ii l"nd.-r ( ol l'nn II <" ;AI\ Ln muNI )'I'IU" •·n!llnlo 1-.. \lln.-. · ~o>tot ~mill> s.-. , '"' Sr . 1.11141• t \'1 )11. 1 - SIJ:TM'd ~:oa llcl• o• JIN Havld 1\rt k and d rlo-rld o· r~ \t Mt~ t rr·do·r 1.-IL... n Kod ~~ ~·· !d ·~~ ..., 1 .S 1'illllnnal ll'r&m - l,o' nl do•f1 •ncl .- r .\tr\o " Trlt l ... -huh I<> Spnrbo t'nt jttlt" .. 1 f"t~o · ho,.J .. ,d.IMn 1-''ltJI"" thru"«~ -lu,.1 ~. l !t~ I UPI Sports Writer A pitcher wi <hout his st uff is l ike a catf'hl'r without his cuphr's vulnl'rab le. But Alex Fernand l'z found enough of wha1 he nf'eded to garner hi s first care-er vie t orv . DesPite• a i('ss than ste llar outin g, th C' Ch icago rookie survivl·d. _giv 1ng up si ngle runs In 1hr('P innings Tuesday night to lead the Whi1<• Sox 10 a >·J d('cision ovt>r the Kan sas Cily Rovals .:, don't th 1nk I had m y best stu fl out thf'r(' , but I know I we nt ou 1 1herr ba!tlinj:!." said FC'rn andez " I ba fiiPd 1hem ever y pitch ... FC'rnandf'z said hP be lirved pit ching and winn in g \-Vil hout his brst p it ches working showed morp than anyt hin g elsl' Jbou t l1is nwkeup ··P it'" llf'l'."i are not a lwa _v s go in g Ill hJ \"1' lh l'ir brst ~ t uff." Fern a ndr·; saicl "You 've go1 to learn how to win :.1n d Ira rn how to makr \" Our pitches gr t guys out. Slu ff dfJP.'->n't get peoplr out. It's pi t('hp.;,;, !h<:tt gC't hi t!r rs out." Ft·rnanclez was thr firs I choice. ;tnd fou r-th sf'lf'ct iun ovrrall. of ltw Whit(• Sox in tht• recen t Junr drafl. He made his big l eague dPbur on Thursday against Mil waukpc and gavp up f !w• hils and two runs ovt•r seven innin gs bur did not gpt a dPrisio n '"I<\'Pr_y thing they sa id abou t t11m is truf','" said Wh ite Sox mrJnagPr .Jrff Torborg. "W hr1 t fhr kid did ron i ghl i s what 0\' t 'I"\"Um' said hr had in hi m pu isP. compnsure and i ns ti nct s. H<'s got alii he 1hings i1takes ro bra r('al big w i nner i n his carrrr . "'Tha t shows m ore in th<:~ t onr !hcJn whrn Pver y thing is goi ng ri ght. Hc· rt•ally did a job ... Ft·rnandpz issued consecu tivf' Co ntinupd !rom pagf' ."l can•r r . ilf' finish1'd !hr season with IJJ 1 rushing vords and J lui of 111 wrlltoward the Coifs AI Flag staff. Ariz., !ht> Phn Pnix Cardi nals waivrd running hJek St ump Milchf'll. wl111 w .;~ _o., artrmpt lng to corn(' back aft f• r :1 SPvrrc knf'(• injur\" Mitr ht'll. .11 was rPlrast•d along with lrPt' agc• nl kickrr Kr\'in 1\icholl an d running b<.~ck Do nnir' Hill·_\·, ;r 12t h-round draft plrk fmm Cf'n tral Mi chiga n M il cht•ll 's 19XY "''ason endt•LI Jftrr he sufftTPd rtw injun' in thf' third gJmr agains t the :\t·w York l.iants . In ;ulnouncing Mi lch('IJ" s rrlr asf ', ~PnPral man;tgt ' l- l .i iiT _\· Wilson ca l lPd him " om• uf thi · gn •at pla_vPI sin l ht· hi <:;~o n ·o t !hP frJnchisr . .. Mitehrll b lhr C:!rdin.d ,· ,Ill timr lrJdN in kickutr n·turn .., with~ 007 V<Hcls Jnd in com!JinC'd \'<UdJgr ~ II. !-IKK \ ; t 1·d._, inc I udi ng ~.h~~~ rush rng, -1_1 1(17 in kickoff rrtur ns. l.9 J.l rt·ct'i\ ·ing and 1.:n~ in punt rrturns . ll r <..t lso is ltlll cl 111 rushing JOur hdowns wit ll ."1:2 iliHl st'\'t' n 1tJ in ovrralltourhduwns with i2 HP gJinNl mo rt· than 100 \'ards in J.l gnrnps _~( ' ("Unci in club hi.-. ton At l• " r Prloni~l . \ Y . . lhP Bu l tctl o Bi lls off('ns ivr llnr look Jno!tl('r hit whPn guard L( •o nard Bur·ton suffrrPd a sprain('d r ighl knet· n(lar th0 Pnd of the mornm}..:: workout Hurton . a fkt' w·ar pro who fi lled in on thP uffrnsivr linr las t yt' ar, was a!tl' mprlng to fill the vacancv at rig ht /o!Udf'<l created by thr rf'I! •CJs£' of vptnan .10(' Drvi in ttl th1· end of IJsl srason . Hill~ coach Man· LP\ - ~ said Burton's knPf' v.·nu ld bf' rxilrn i m' <l morP extrn 'ii vd y in t hr nr•x t d<.~v or two . :.I t 's a spra in and I hOJX' it'" not <J SPrious o nt' , " Lrv _ v said · '1 hOJ>' that al l if is Is a nick and that ht'' ll bf' back in thf'rf' prrtt _ v quick ly. Out I'm 11 0 doc< or" Big Red Machine reunion scheduled for September 15 ('INCIN\ATI 1U PI 1 - Tl11• roc~r of !hr Big f\pd MJchine will be h( '.lrd again nPxl month whf'n man\ · ollhf' 1 ~15 - 76 world cham pion :-. . includ ing Johnny Bench. Tony Pf'rPz and Da\'C' ConcPpcion. r f'lu rn for a r('union game. Thl' gamr'. to be plaved SqH 1\ .11 Blur Ash Crus iPy FiPld, i s twing put togPt hcr b~' te lPvlsion sta ti on WCPO. "'Ttlr\" hct V( ·n ·t scr n rac-h other, rnost Il l thrm. i11 years . and they ;nr V('r\' anxious to gel tog~ · tht-r, ·· s;Jid .Jim Zarr hin. news di r r·t•tnr . Al s o i n at trnda lll'f' will be Gary Ct•.<,;tl Gt•ronimo. Do n Cn llcff .. lack fli I ling ham. Pedro lin rhnn ancl nthrrs. i nc luding r l' li r ecl Hrds gf'nf'ral manager B(lb Howsam. Zarc hin sai d. .loP M org;Jn ;~nd CPorgr F'ostrr ;m· Jnlt'rt' .'·.tf'd in alfrnding. he ,,lid . <l(lding 1\rn (;riffry, t he onl _ \ · .1c1i\·p H(•ds pla:O'Pr from chiimp iun.<, tnp Sl'aso ns 1.1 yea r s ;tg(l, r>I Clll 'i to ill tend th P game. Tlw 1dr;1 fo:· thr rrun w n grrv.: <JUt of .John Popovic h' s May nrws wrif·.., " Tht ' Hig HPd .\1 achi nr : \\"ht' l"i' ,\ r e They Now'.'" · "\\' hi I£' prepa r in g lhP sf'r if>s, H~ · n r ll s aid t o Popovich . ·would n"t i t hi' grPal 10 hav(' a n·unio n·) · 1-1•· c<-~mP back and I old u...,, "ml wt> dPl'idrd to do it.·· sa ld i\" r,lan . Z~tr c hln . The cifv of Blue Ash will clt·coralf' . Croslf'~ - Field with World SrriPs huntin~. sP II pf'a · nul s fn1 lr v1• cen ts a bag. dis l ributl' souvc·n ir programs for .1 u lugrrJph -srr kcrs and detonate "ii 'OrPbOal·d fireworks aflf'r lhp £.:;1 nw lllLH' i\ ~ 11 ofri("ials Pxpec! as 111<1n1 a.s 10.000 p<'Op le a<lhe tiny Browning. Olive. R i chard H . Slewarr and Detly Siewarl . lot 376. lo !11ichael R. S1ewart and Debra A. Sl ewarl, Salisbury. Richard H. Slewarr and Re11y Stewarl . IOOA Lo1376,1o Richa rd Lee Sl ewarr. Sheryl Lynn Wal lers. Sandra Kaye Bu1cher . Salisbury. .Jack Ca rroll and May Carr oll. rase m e nt. t o Mo nongahPia Power Co .. Olive. LawrencC' A NappPr .•Jr. aka LJw rencr A. NappPr , .Junior . affld. 10 Ida M. Laudermilk and Rober< Lauderm lik , Ml'igs Lawrence A Na!Jper, Jr . aka Lawrencf> A. NappPr, Junior. Doro th v NJ pprr. parrrl. to Jo sep h ri. Fiel ds, Sr. and Rir a .I Fiel ds, Sal isbury. Meigs County land transfers eight and onC'-!hird in n ing~ . Dr! roil startr r Jack Morris. Y H . was poundPd for srvc n h its a_nd eighr runs in threr and one-1h1rd inning s. .>\Chletics ;J, Orio les 2 - l\.1 Oa kland. Ca lif . Waif Weiss si ngled horru• 1ht• go· a hPad run in the seven th inning to hP ip Rob Welch bccomp thP majors' first 1 ~ - game wi nner . Welc h allowPd spvrn hits in -"<'\·rn -plu s inning s 10 r un his rpcord ro IR-4 - a carPer h ig h \.-r in total. Drnnis Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Compiled by: Emmogene Holst ein eongo !Wcorder, Meigs County, Ohio Rober! Venoy and Esther L. Venoy, rlghl of way, 10 Leading Creek Conservancy O i st .. Sal isbury Thelma Faye Kaylor and El· roy E. Kaylor. parcel. 1o Rand all Yachting ,\ va('hf in the Kenwood Cup rac f• .appan' nll y struc k a rpcf off lht' H;twa iian island of Moloka i before dawn Tuesday and sa nk, kil ling one member of lhe a llfemale cr ew. HOLZER CLINIC URGENT CARE CENTER MON.-FRI. 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. SAT.-SUN.-HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M.-9:00P.M. 385 JACKSON PIKE • GALLIPOLIS 446-5287 WELFARE CARDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN URGENT CARE AS OF SEPTEMBER 1I 1990 Benjamin F . Dav idson. Jr. and Kalhy A. Davidson. lot 424, lo Harry S. Yarbrough, Mlddlepor1 Village. Susie M . Fischer, Mary R Porter. Fran k W. Parler. right of way, 10 Ohio Power Co .. Sulfon. Joann Wise and Ro l and Wise. rig ht of way . to Ohi o Power Co., Rut land. Larrv Hols inger J r . and M<·· Iissa A·. Hol sin ger. righ1 of way. to Ohio Power Co .. Su 11on . William Evere11 f:skew, dec'd, C'f'rt of trans to Mildred K. !-:skew, Rulland. E:d ward G . Moor·e and Kathry n 1. Moore. parce ls, to Thomas D. Eva ns and PPn nY' A Evans. Salisbury. Robert L. Sawyers .•Jr .. \<, lnl . oil & gas. lo Dennis Dw lghl The Daily Sentinei- Page--5 Bool he, Olive. Donald L. Cremeans and Sharon K . Cremeans. parce ls. to Bon nie Bumpus, Lebanon Carl A . You ng. parcel , to Carl A Young. Lelar1. Ar l ona Quick and Harlan Quick. 1/ 6 ln1 . 1o Earlene Slo bart, Lebanon, Letart. Sutton. Penny M. Clark, P l . Lot 13. Ia Edward J. K in g and Susan .J. King, Sc ip io. Helen Rulh Sa uer. dec' d. Affl· davl1. and Lewis H Sauer and Lois Hark in s. Midd l eport Village. Irene T. Short hy guard ian. corrective deed. lo Ralph G. Co lema n and Sharon L. Colpman, Orange. Charles 0. Sl oane and H ope Slo ane, 20A. to A very L. Douglas and Opal J. Douglas. Bedford. James H. Large and Carla N Large. parcel s, l o Michar•l o,. waynP Lewis, Ht:trrlsonvlll r . Earl Bernard Plumley dec'd, affld., to Vivian M . Plumley. Lrbanon. Gerald Gene Congo. dec 'd. cerr .. to H aze l l. Congo. Lebanon . Georg(> Molden, undl v id Pd in t errst, to Thomas E . Moldt•n. Pomeroy. Add le B .f ackson. casemen 1. to Eagle Mountain Energy Corp .. Olive. M ildr ed Chapman. Frank Chapman, Barry Hannegan. Rl · chard Hannegan. Ph ilip J Mc E Iwee and A nll a L. MrF::IwPP. easemen1. to Eag l c• Mounta in savp \ ' anke~~s :f, Mariners I - A l Scat! I~. Mall J\"okrs dr ovt' in l hP go-ahPad run wi th a S('Vf'n th inning si ng le to hf'lp :VIikc Wlf t earn h is f ir st vir tor·_v of th t• SC'JSOn. Witt . 1-4. ju ~ t tT'Iurnf'fl from thp disabled lisl J nd \\'<J ~ pit ching for lh f' tirs1 time sincr .l un P X_He £ll lowt'clloul' hits on·r s1x innm g~. D:1n · Righetti notc hrd his L,ird savr. Erik Han so n. II 9, pi!l"lwd a lour-/HI loss in his -"~'l"nrid con1pll' l1 ' gJmr . Ro•d Sox ~. ,\ngt'is J - .~ 1 AnJ hdm. C'J l if. Tom Rrunansk_\· drl i\·rrf't.l a ttrn•p-r un homer in thl' .~ i x lh inning and Mikf' CrePn we ll co llec1ed three hit s to carr.1· the Red So,. Tum Bo lt on. 6 I , sea tt errd n in c hi Is ovrr t'ig h! and onf' -thinl innings. Rob M urphy pilehl'd two-t hi r d of an inning for his Sf'\'(' nth save. Mark Langston fell 10 :, . 14. 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II we do run out _ol an advertitad 1tem we will offer you your cho1ce of il compariib!e rtam. when Bll811able. reflecting the aa'me savingt or a ra 1ncheck wh•ch wtll ttnlllle you t o pu rchase the 8d\lttr111ed 1tem at the advertised price wtthin 30 days Onlv one vendor coupon WtU be accep ted per 5AT1!1111Al/Slii'IDAT I VEIIft: SMY AUGUST 31 tbru I The Al fr c•d linlfed Merhodiit Ch urch wPlcomC'd it s n(•w pastor: RC'v Sharon dnd Fritz Hausmal] with a ("Jrry -in dinnt'r rrrf'nll:>-' Llovd UillingPlsJid gr;H'f' hdorP thr .mr·;rl . llt• pn•st'!Jll'd a mom-~., gift from lh(' churr h 10 llf'\' . Hau sman : Other s pre sen 1 wrn• Doris D i llin~er . F lorence Spencer. Sarah Ca ldwel l. MPil'ln Tr acy-: GPrtrude Robln~on. Cla r a Fnl ~ Jroct. Ni na Robi nson, Fluis1· and H.ussell Archer, Will PDolt-', and Ne lli <• Parker. PR ICES GOOO SUN DAY , AUG !>, THROUGH SA.TUR DAY . AUG . 11 . 1990 , 1"' h•" 1' " 11 ~ I'ECIAI. SIJK~ M~IN 446 ·4524 Alfred news L. Au ll . Middl ppo 11 10 l"llliam ·v Village. 'd Gerald Gene Congo dec . Energy Corp .. OII Vf'. ,·Jffr'rl. to Ha zell. Congo. Lebanon. L oren a A ulf , drc ' d~,~a::.ff::.id:_:":.:'':_:i:_:l._~:_____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Eckers iPy pill'lw d nnP <Jn_d o~P lhi r d i nning ..; to l'(.'l'onJ h1 s .1tith Sports briefs Sports briefs ll orsr raring T hr 1\rling< on <'hallenge Cup. jinxed by in J uriP~ lha! forced the re i irPment ol l<a.. ; v Goer and Sund ay Sil1•nrr. fr ;tlured another casually . San<angrlo. w ho fin Ished seve n<h in the elght ·horse race. inj ured a tendon and will be retired l o stu d. l...aw f>l:><e Rost•, baseba ll' s all-time hIt leader. Is exl)l'cted to r eport to prison In Marion. Ill.. by the end of the week to begin serving his five -month se ntence for tax fraud . PoUtlcs Two Bulgarian women basket · ball players did not relurn home. wll h their Goodwill Games team a nd remai ned In Sea ttle. That makes five Good will Games visitors who have spoken to U.S. Immigration offic i als about asylum. walks to Gerald Perry and M i ke MacFarlan e wi1h two ouls in lhe firs<. wilh 1he MacFarlane pass forcmg in a run and allow a 1riple 10 Brian McRa e, who was mak ing his major l eague debul, a nd a do uble to Bill Peco1a in th e second. He then rr1i t l'd eight consecutive batters and wa s pulled after the six th when McRae sin gled In Maefarlane. T he While Sox won f or th e sixth time in seven games. Bobby Th igpen not ched hi s 36t h savp Pete Fi lson, 0·3. l ook a no hiller inlo the fifth pul did nor last 1hrough <he six1h in laking the loss . E lsewhere In the American League. Clevela nd defeated R4. Toronto shu I down Detroi1 11 5, Milwaukee lOpped Minnesota 5 J. Oa kland sto pped Baltimore 3-2. New York bea t Seat lie 3-l. and Bos ton cl ipped Ca lifornia 6-J. Indians R, Rangers l - A I Cl eve land. B ro ok Ja cob~ doubled homl' Ca nd y Maldonado to ignlle a four-run t'ighth _ Clf'vcland .:. Ia rtcr Tom C<c~ ndio11 i. pitC'h in g on th r re da ys · n•st, gavr up fo ur ru ns and nine hit s, str ik in g ou 1 fi v<• and wal king none. Loser f<f'vin B r own. 12-R. gavr up eight ru ns and t:l hits. Brewers 5, Twins 3 - A r Minneapo li s, Robi n You nt broke a ti c w ith an RBI dou bll' in the r igh th and Jaimp Navarro pltched six pPrfPc! innin gs. Na varro. :i -3, gave up fou r hil s OVP I seven and one-thi rd innings , wa lki ng one and stri k in g our si.\{ Tom Eden s pi <ched l wo third of an Inning for hi s sf'rn nd save . M ark Gu1hrle fell to :J o Blue Jays II . Ti gers 5 - At Toron l o. Gl ena lie n Hi II co llecled 1hree hit s and two RBI and .John Olerud had 1wo hi ts and 1hrw• RBI. Jimmy K ey. 7-.\. earnl'd the . victor_ v, allowing ninP hit s ovpr vveanesaay, August 8, 1990 ... 12.99 LB. White Cloud Bath Tissue c . , ·' ..: ·~· -1" ( . r&qutred to be read1 ly �Wednesday. August 8, 1990 Po o M"ddl rt Oh" ---------=~--~~-~----~~~~m~er~y~;t;;;;ep;o~·~;•o~-~--~IJ!I•••••••- The By The Bend Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Powell's Super ~alu Summer Fun Fest!. The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 8, 1990 Page- 6 Community calendar Oh io Uni verst ty College of Ostc•opat hic Ml'd in ne Familr Medicine j ohn C. Assoc ia te Professor oi Fami ly Med icint• (iu(•s tion I wen t on ,·ac atro n ... B11[Jr. j ohn (_ Wo /f 1 'J fll'<' ied. and nou: I 'm fin<' . but whv dot'" a burn hurt so m uc h? · ,\ nswt• r : Thr skin is th f' la r ges t cnHL thcrL'furc. arguabl y tht· rrws t impor tan t of t hf' body II p rorrc t'-' us f rom i njury a nd hel ps da m agr drept' r i nt o th(' sk i n m aintai n th t' id r al r nvtron m r nt r11r t h(• bod_v 's c t'lls T hP sk in is rid1 wit h npn·p r• nd ings t ha t k€('p u ..., infog nwd il ho u ! thl' t' nvi r onn H•nt at·uund us ! IL•f' l i ng th C' sizr. -,h, qw ;nul lf'x tur f' of l--'VP r _ vda v (] IJjf•t·t !->. _ ..,f'nsing !PrnjX'ratUfl' ,1nd pain 1 A ~un b u rn is prod uced h\ .<.,u n l ig ht dam ag ing rhr dt·Pp!•r. growing la y C'r s of skin Tlw rl' ..,u l ti ng i rri1a1i on to thf' '> kin blond Vf'S .'>P ls a nd nP J'\'1' ('1·11.'-. \ \1 ' cJ I! a sunhurn _Th f' sk in lr)!)b p tn k, thf' nr r vr cr l l-, 'il.l \ change in skin co lor ma\· rr<..u ll I >I" I "I I' A nswrr A botJI '1m i ! lir1n peopk arf' bu rn r d sPr ious lv Pno ug l1 rach vrar 1n . . r· r· :1 rlof' lo r . 01 lh Psr. 10.000 n'ljUirr • tm-;pi ta li;a 1 ion Jnd abouT~ II! HI rlH • Thr· bP'>I w; t ~· 10 Trf'a t a b urn i'> to p rp\·r•n t it L' nforltl nJII'I\·. r tH' llliPrPo.,t i n p r r\·r·nt io n j.., ,il\\,1\.., lhf'g r r•L~Ir ·~T a fin it i.., too 1<111 '. <)U( '" tl nn: I s l hf'I'P an\' difffo r a su nhurn a nd <Ill\' <>lht•t 1_ \-pf' of bu r n') . \nq~- t·r . 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MID DLEPORT - T hP ll opt• 13a pti st Ch urc h in Mid d lepor~ w il l have VacatiO n Bible Sc hoo l through Friday from ti :.JO to8:.JO p.m . Classes w il l provi ded for <Jgr g r ou ps. nu rsny th rough and M IDDLF:PORT - Th e Mi ddl e port A ma t~ u r Ga rd r n Club wil l mf'f'l Wednesdav at 6 p.m . at the homr ur M argf' Fe l t ~' - A picn ic wi ll be hrld and plans will b<• madP for thr fair fl ov•.-rr show . inc lutl ing ad ult . ,\1J DDJY I'OHT - M td dlep<ir t \\'1 •SIP_va n B ibiP Holinr:-:--. Chu rch w ill hold var<:~ ti on hi b lr sc hool th ro ug h F r ida \ I rom 7 q p m . ar lht) c hu rc h ,\ \1 ;l)..:r"·· ;rn' \n •l com!' Ht'\' 1.0 \ f ; JHI'ITOM - Th•·r•· wt ll tw n·, - j ,· ~ l l~AC i Nf:- T he Ractne 1\aza rr nr Chu rc h will br showing th r m rssionat.l film . "'Th<• Cal li ng" at 'i p .m on Wr d nesd ay . R P\' T h olll< l :-. Gatrs in vit es th r public TH URSDAY Htl\ Md ,11'1\ . .l r I'> th l' p <JStOl ;11 tli r· Mt Ul i,-1. I'OM I-:1 {()\" - Thr Pom<' rol ( ;roup of :\ .1\ . a nd Al-r\n on will nwt ·t T hu rsd J\ ' a t ~ p.m . at thP SJnt'd H<"arl Ca t holic Churc h Th e m r d rcal reco rd technologv Hoc kin g Technical Col l<•gr. ~:1 pzrform Ac ti vi ti es begin a t 1:10 p.m . Jnd HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS CATCH Sep Sc if'nC'P i n E duca tion: ( 'hr L-, tuplw r St'otl Kf' nnPd_\'. Pomrrny . Ba r hPlor of S('] cnc r i n Spor t!-> Sc iPncps: l\1 r lissa K a_\· I .u cas. H acinf', Har hr lor of Busl n Pss Ad minl s 1ra t io n , R.v an ('r;r ig Ol ivPr . H;_wi nr• . Hat'hc lor llr• nrl n l' k K ubachka. no!-> li r da ta. ln fo rmi.Jtion srssio n.., *IHE* Sha dr . Tl1rm1as RichJrd ~!W il ('(' I', Doc of Os tro pal h): Tim othy \\: ,_~ _vnP Sloan. Po m er oy . Bac helor nf Hu si nPss Admini s tr<:~tio n ; l tonald C. ,Jacobs II. Rac in e, Ha ch(• !or of Scir nc r in Elec t r i ca l 1-:n ginre rin g: Robrrt \'p rn on REJOICIHG LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 333 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 457&0 " "' {\' I ' GRADE A WHOLE Chicken ••..•••.....~~ •.. S9( CHICKEN LEG Quarters ..•.•.....L:~ ••• 49( 1/4 Pork Loin ..•. ~~ .• $1 79 HOMEMADE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Rump Roast ..••. ~~ .. $ s9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Sandwich Spread .. ~.$J19 1 $l 69 SPECIAL ', BACK-fO.SCHDOL PRICE I . 2/Sl ARMOUR FLAVORITE TREET LUNCH MEAT Wieners ••..••..•... ~~ ... 12 OZ. CAN .... rt h th 1~ lern h< .;;ale o n the popu la r Atla~ Mld At hena Cla~s Rmg'> But hur r y thr\ oHer e:.:p 1 re~ Sep t ember~. 19901 99< Dmmona1 and (I 1 orr avrn'able OFFERED EXCLUSI~ELV BY R. JOHNS, LTD 212 East Main Pomeroy, OH. 992 ·3785 WHITE OR YELLOW Onions .•.....•..•.. ~~ 4/$1 GIRLS' SUMMER DRESSES 2T to 14 SUMMER SPORTSWEAR 30°/o-50°/o lf2 PRICE OFF DORITO'S ••••••••••••• 10 OZ. BAG LARGE SELECTION STILL AVAILABLE IN EVERY SIZE RANGE DON'T MISS THIS SALE... QUALITY -SAVINGS-SELECTION KRAFT BBQ Sauce •••••••••••• 18 STOCK UP NOW FOR THOSE HOT BACK TO SCHOOLDAYS! THANK YOU ... FOR MAKING OUR FIRST 3 YEARS IN BUSINESS A SUCCESS!! BUTTONS AND BOWS 992-5177 YICIII "GIATE" AIIELL, POMEROY MAXWELL HOUSE MASTER BLEND 34.S oz. COFFEE $3 99 Goo.r Only At Powell's !upor Valu Good Sw., Aug, S tllru Sat., Aug. 1f oz. TIDE DETERGENT • 136 oz. $6 79 Good Only At Powolf's lup1< Volu Good Sun. Aug . 5 thru Sot., Aug . 11 KEEBLER TATER SKINS 8 oz. BUY ONE GET ONE FLAVORITE FREE GRADE A ULTRA EAT & LOSE DIET FORMULA 69 2°/o MILK .......•.. ~~~. $1 Sale NOW THRU AUGUST 11 EAST MAIN 5 OZ. CAN 14.75 OZ. CAN $ 49 Cubed Steak ..•.L:~ •• 2 BUTTONS AND BOWS 3rd A nniversarv Back-to-School - 120 ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE WHITNEY PINK SALMON COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd An., Gallipolis PH, 446-1699 HOUIS: 8 A.M.-6 P.M. 99< BUCKET BEEF "t'hf' GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TVs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES GRADES KINDERGARTEN & 1 THRU 8 Meets All State Requirements Minimum Standards REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR 1990-1991 SCHOOL YEAR For Information and Manual Write or Call REJOICING LIFE CHRISTSAN SCHOOL ., POUND BOX Now'> t he 11me to " Ce t mt o th e Sp1nl .. 'lf'l' lr. Rrrds,·ill<'. [lac helor of SciP nCP i n Sports Scirncr s. 614-992-6249 Jl'(' ., Chuck Roast .... ~~ .. du l< •d Oc tobN I I and 21. and i\ol·<·mber ~a n d 29 . H;!C'tw l or of ScrPilCP in ~ u rsi n g: \\' ill tctm LrP Ethri cl gr. Coo lv il le. H ,J r tl t ' lor o r 11 u 1. i n r s s r\ cl rn in is t r at io n. tor wil l br t.Jug ht br Caro l Kl inger. ART. Othc>r mrd icJ I r rco rd rl<::~ ... sP<.. offrrrd bv ll ock in g Trc hniral College an<l he lpful to those employed in allied health fi elds Jre m edi ca l terminology I and II. bas i c cod in g c lr m c nt s, anatom y and phvs iolog-y I and I I. appli ed co nce pt s of cod ing, basic pa t hoi ogv a nd intl'rpr r l a' ' n of d iag- ZESTA CRACKERS "' . Oth er s at tendin g werP A nnette Knigh t, Pauline Fi el ds, Ann FiPids, Patty Fie lds, Bar ba ra Fi eld s, Rit a Fi elds, Helen Mul ford , Charlotte Hanning. Katheri ne Gardn er, Stephani e. Eric, and ,J ess ! Mulford. Cheryl Folm er . Elsie Fo lmer. DPbbi e Cundiff. Susie Soul sby . Ter r i Soul sbv . Connie Soul sby, Muff Dav idson. Ruth and Marianne Carsey, Norma Torres , Eleanor Loga n. Mina Swi sher . Edwina 13<> 11. .J un e T homa s. Blanche Edwards. Robbi e Field s and Robi n Imboden. and Casey Ric hardson. Se nding gift s were Barbara Loga n, Lor i Thomas. Chen T homas, Kalil' M ees, Norm a Jewell. Betty Spencer. Opal Mulford . lla r bara Roush, Rose Werry. Jenni Werry, and Vrrginia Will. for cod in g of d rsrases and rod rn g PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUG. 5 THRU SAT., AUG. 11 dulin g ..Jerrv Po well and the Mounta i n lOp GospP! Singer s and th e Count r .\ ' Blend Band wi l l :m Educa tio n: David Scott Fish• 1 . Mi ddl rpoll. 11a chrlor of Srie ni't' : Debbir Lynn Holt r r. Rac irw : D ix i r 1-\ a_ ,. \o\-'o lfP. Harim·. Gad1• · lo r of Rusin<":-.!-> i\d m i ni:--.tr;!1 10 n: M a r g:.rrrt ~1ar t t' Am lwrgt ·r Sm it h. S_nacu ...,~ · . Bac helor o! "At the End of tilt Pomeroy-Mason Bridge" POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2556 Family and friends recently hos ted a bridal shower for Cindv Soulsby Richardson . br id e-cle<:l of .J oe Fi elds. POMEROY. OH. da y dul:' to famil y r r un ion schr Bridal shower held n<'o pla sm s Ldtu- .tt l(ln , Tt·rTsa M . Pra11 1-'iPkb . Shadr. B<Jchclor of Sc irn c(· 1n 1-:d uc; tl in n : llf'\'f' rl y A 298 SECOND ST. I' RID/\ Y l t• mbf'r :) a nd G for basic C' P T cod ing . All classrs a rr from R: :10 a .m . to -1: p.m . a nd srss ions I L! l'lwl ul' nf S< it ' ll ct' in Indu stria l ,1 nd s_,·:--.t t'nl" 1-:n g Hl C' ('r in g: Sh<Hun ]{. I .twa:-. Ldrnond s. Hu !land. l t~t ' h('lur of SciPnce i n 8 AM-10 PM RACI NE Free cn !Prt ai n ment in Star Mill l'ark wi ll br held on Fr ida _ v ins!Pad of Sa fur· ro nd it ionoo.. Aug ust 29 and .10 for Of lh('.c.(', :u:) wr rr' can cl iclau•" fo r g radu ate dPgn•r·;.; ~vho ra rnt ·cl a1 h•as t a .1. 0 gra d £' poi nt avn:q..:1· Loca l d('grt'f' C<IIHl iclate:--. \'.-' r T~· Rona ld Cla i r Co?CJrt. Ponwrm·. Mas tr r of Fi n(' Art '~- .JotHl i\ll •·n Van Hre th , Syraruv·. Mast<· r o1 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY POM E I!.OY - T hen• wi ll be a clinnr r Thursda y thr SPn ior Citi ;_p ns Centr r in Ponlf'ro_ v from ~\ - 11 : ~~~ p .m _ M E'nu will fPalurf' nramed bakPd ch icken. grePn br ans. colr slaw. blsrul t. and and ol St lf'IH 't• Ill t:lt'CI!'ic,!l i<ngl nrNing . Su _ ..,; Hr J·:J ;t\ nt · ! VJf'<,<,l( 'l Haf'in t ·. Hal'hPlor of SciPncr' in I :cluc .t! Jon .J o t111 \\'ei J.t' l 11icr· j{p(•(Lwi l lt •. Monday thru Sunday T UPPE RS PLA INS - Th<• St. Paul Unit ed Methodi st Church in Tuppers Pl ain s will have d ba sem e nT sale o n Th ursd ay and F r id ay from 9 a.m . to .I p .m . na tiona l t'xa minalio n. Thr firs t s!'ssi on is Au gu st 22 of tht • c. pring qu ;nt n WnH MID D LE POR T - T here wrll bt• an organiza tiona l meeting for all boys interes ted in playillg 7t h and Rth grade foot ball at Meigs .l un ior Hi gh School on Th ursd av at Meigs Juni or Hi gh Sc hoo l on T hu rsda~· ;11 6:30 p .m. at lh ~ .Junior Hi gh Sc hoo l St adium in M iddlepo rt . JCD-9 CM and CPT bas ic coding wo rk shops desig ned for those emp loyed in physi cia n's off ices. medi ca l r('co rd depanmenls or hea lt h care fac ilit y billing offi . res . The work shops wo uld al so be he lpful to those wh o arr prepa r · rn g for th e mPdica l record PLACES FIFTH AT STATE FAm - Amy Metzg er of Pom eroy , pktun·d ht•n• at a n t•arlkr 4·11 t'Ompt•tition, plafr d fifth uut of :)0 rid<'r:o-. at lhl' Ohio Statt• Fair . Mt•t zg('f roth• in thf 1-1 to IX-) t·ar ·old pol<'- ht•nding t·ompdition . STORE HOURS Hall. r\if' l.sonvi lle. is orreri ng a sPries of Ohio l' n iu•ro..; it\ ' ha\ <.HI nou m·r ·d th t• na rnP'o of l,:\7X <,ltlll f • nt~ from the A thr n.., !'<tmpu<., who Wi'rt ' ca ndicl<ltt• ., fur d egrr-t·'> ill 1tlf' l '!1d S1.24 FRIES ................ S1.89 day a t 7 p .m . at Syraeusr Vill age <~ I Local smdents earn degrees FOOTLONG DOG DOG SYRACUSE - Sy r acu sP V ii Co unc il wi l l m ert on T hurs· wi II be provided by .J unio r and Rit a Whit e. ThP public is in vited to attend. Med Tech class set m i lrl " u nburn . .\·o u can pro tJ;~ IJl _\ t c~ k f' r. m · of i l _ ,·our.st> lf. P r o1r •c1 tfw sk in - _ ., t:l \ ' ou t o f fh(' _ <,lJn a nd ldk t • cl<., pi ri n Ul' tw t•ta rn inop hr n i P <tn<.H\oL Tv lt•no l. r•tr· 1 h11 lht• d iscom fort. lf _ vnu f1•f'l sil'k b(•cau..,f' of thr burn nr if it con•r" d liJrgt • prrcf'ntagr of\ our bmh \-ou slwu l d w i ' \t)u 1 doclo r Mu1f' '> t '\l'rP burn _ .... \\'11 11 im m Pdiatt• bl i_q f'rlllg or biL!Ckt•n i n g nf t hl' '.kill "houlrl h e~ \ · , .. r doctor'" aw•nt l tHl tm\ J _\ - d on·t wa 1t until nPxr wrl'k Dt•f'p hu rn:--. l)\'t'l' i l \i t lgP ,lnl DUil t of tht• btld _ \ . . u1 Lw1 · t'iln br- i m mPd l a tf'\ \· lil t• rh r t ·ii l t• rrl!lh Sr f' k carr p 111lllptl\ at \ou r locJI hospit a L SPECIAL OF THE WEEKI beve rage. Cost for the meal is $J and i ce err am wil l be ava i Ia ble a f an ex tra charge. En trrtal nmPnl Abbo lt and th p door pr izr was won by Diana Davi dson. il In ('Onjum·tion with Poml•roy ',. S~ ·s quin• ntt• nnia l, thr !50th a nni\'Pnmr)' of tht> im ·orpomtion of tht• villag(', Bank Ont• in PomcrO)'. is spunsnrin~ a phutn idf'ntifkation "i(' rirs . Tht• photos ff'aturr arrhitt•f'lural dPtail-.. of huilding:-o within th(' town . The pkturr' Wt'rf' takt·n around town and will he frature d in \\lp dn Psday t•dition."' nf ThP nail _\-' St•ntind . .:\n... w ('r s , h.v m a il or drop-off , must h1• n •n•h·t'd at Th•· Bail}' St•ntinrl offict> Ill Ow following Monday and winm ·r ... will h~· lis tl•d in tht• Tu l"sd av t•ditions of the paper . · " 'lnn1·r., will n •ct•h:t• a landm a rk Chri:o-. tma ... nrnanwnt from Ha nk Ont• and wh1•n thP st•rir• s I'O ndudt•s all p1 •oplt· "'ho idrntififod th ~· picture' t orrPl'tly will haw ttw (' han('(' to win a s avings bond from Bank On<'. m orr Pr izes wrre awarded to Su si P gP n r• L J! ).::Ui d r Jinr· . ii _\OUI dDI '"n· r '>t'r·rn d ll\ worse Around town ... -----. for l a~ r POMr.ROY - Th P Lau rel Clif f r re(' M<'ih od is t Church will ha ve vacati on bibl f' school throug h J' riday fr om li: :10 to 8: .111 p.m . nigh tl y . Th t' pub l ic h in \' ilf'd to att end tac t Rt:.., v . La u ra Sh rdflPr for Family medicine... and didn't US(' muc h sunsc r ern. l managPd t o gpt a sun burn. It Co mmunit y Church through Sun - P o m e r oy l 'n it cd M (· th odis t (' hurch and Trinit v Cu ng rP gd tl o na l Churc h, throu g h F rid:lV fro m 6: .' lO to H: :w p.rn T hP tltrnlf' is " Jo urni •ys with .IPs us." Co n - W olf. D.O 1-800-333-5051 WE DNESDAY POMEROY -Vaca tion £lib l<• Sc huul w ill br held at St l'aul Large Eggs ••••••• ~·.z••• 69( FLAVORITE 19 Ice Cream .....•••~.G:~ $1 TWIN PAK JELLO Pudding Pops •••••• 199 TENDER LEAF BLACK CHICKEN Of THE SEA TEA BAGS CHUNK TUNA 100 CT. $199 Good Only At Powoll's Sup• Vow Good !un, Aug. 5 thru Sat. Aug. 11 6.SOZ. CREAMETTES MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 1 LB. BOX 2f$1 Good Only At Powolf's Supw Yalu Good !un, Aug. 5 th"' Sat., Aug. 11 2/Sl OWNER -~-~-·- --------·--··- .. . - -~ - .. ~ ~ -- �8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Local news briefs Continued !rom page I 34, when he turned ri ght o nto T R 19, slid left of center on the g r av el roadway a nd stru ck a car dr iven by Ma ry F owler, 41. Rac ine, hea d on. Ba k er and F owl er were not I njured. Three passe ngers f r om Ba k er's car we re also nor Injured, according to a r epogt from the Ga l lla-M elgs post of the Sta te Highway . EMS responds to eight calls Un it s of Meigs Co unty E m ergency M edical Serv i ces respond ed to eight calls fo r assis tance on Tuesday. A t 2:59a. m . , Rut la nd squad w ent to Meigs Mine 31 for Carlos M cKn ight . He was taken to Pleasant V alley Hospital. A t 9:03 a.m ., Middl eport unit w ent to Overbr ook Center fo r Joan K ey s, who was tran sport ed to V eteran s M emorial Hospital. Tupper s Pla ins squad was called to Umbe rg er Ridge near R eedsvill e for Dor othy G. Hall. She wa s ta ken to V eterans M emorial Hospital. A t 10: 12 a.m . , Middleport squad was dispatched kto Stonewood Apartme nts for Bessi e Gilmor e. She was transported to Pl easa nt Valley Hospita l. Pomeroy squad wa s ca lled to Sta te Stree t al 10 :12 a. m . .J ohn M cK enzie was taken to Vete r an s Me m ori al Hospit a l R acine squad and fire de partm ent and Sy racu se squad were cal led to a mot or ve hic le acciden t on Co unty Road 34 and Sa iSPr Road o t 12. 57 p .m . Patricia Brown , Phy ll is Raker, Shawn Ba k er . Mar)' F arl ey and Mary Ann Fawl ey were al l t reat ed bu t not tronspor ted Al9: 4:1p .m ., M i ddleport squad was dlspatvh ed t o Depot Sl reel for Reana Mar shall, who w as tak en to H o lzer M edi ca l Cente r . Pomeroy squ a d was cal led to Mt . Olive Road a t I D: :19 p .m . They tran sporte d E ugene Ger m an to Ho lzer M ed ica l Cr nt er . FBI agent... U. S. troops ... Con tin ued fr om page I Co ntinued from page I doors and "pa nic buttons" loca i C'd t hro ug hout t he house . Bo ui llet sa id K athy McG inn is was worriPd fu r her safet y, and she d oubi Pd Ka thy would let In t hrPP st ra ngL•r s. " I don' t think she ever w ould have OJJf'nPd th l' door for som eonP she did no t know beca use she was so security con sc ious a t th e limP , " Ro uilll't said . Proples, who identified K ath y M cG innis' body fo r po lice. satd she saw Lyk McG inn is a t a fun er al home whpr e ser vices wcrr• held fo r h is wi fe She hugged hi m a nd told h im how " terri ble. IPrriblp " thP cri m C' W <J S. · Divorce sought A. divorce act io n ha s bL~ e n filt •d in Meigs Cou nt v Co mm on P le~1 :-:. · Co urt bv To ni Ly nn Fit chpa tri ck :of Pomeroy agtJ ins t Darvin · F i tc hpatric k, M iddleport. Also i n confl ict, nor do we sePk to cha n the d es tiny of other nat ions . But A m eri ca wi ll stand hv her f riends." · " Jn a life of a nation. we called upon to defin e w ho wp an' a rr and wh at we beli eve," hC' sa id. "So m etimes th ese cho icPs ar c not easy . Toda y, as pres id Pnl . 1 as k for your support in th r d ec ision I've made Jo stand up for wh at Js ri g ht and co nd Pmn wha t i s wrong , .:Ill i n the na m i' of peace. " "T he stakes ar e hig h Iraq i> already a r ic h and powerful co un try th at possesses t hP wo rld 's second la r gest reserves o f oi l a nd over a m i llio n mrn under arm s," Bus h said _" It \ t ht• fourt h lar_grs t mili ta ry i n 1ht• v.· or ld . ·• Stocks t he co ur t. a dissolu tion has bPf'n gr a nt ed to J a net Ba ldw in a nd St ep hen Ba ldwi n J anet Ra l<l w i n has been resto red to hPr namP of J anrt Morri s Area death Namt> omillf'f1 A son. Da lr Ta y lo r . M i ddl e port. an d nine gra ndc hildrr n. a rr ~ ur vi vors o f Clar encE' E . Ta.v lor . ti l. of M idd le port who d i ed Fri day at Ve t Pra n ~ Mr m nrial Hosp it aL T hesP surv ivo r s Wt'rr inad ve rten tly omi tt ed from M r. T a.v lor' s obi tuar y. Mason County Fair schedule Wednesday, August 8 7:00 p.m . - Ilttle Mister and Miss Mason County 4-H Leader Memorial Award - Junior Building Junior and Open Dairy Show Demolition Derby Youth Horse Show Junior Style Show 9:00 p.m. - Entertainment, Main Stage MID SOUTH BOYS 11:00 p.m . - Good Night - Gates Close Thursday, August 9 9:00a.m . - Fair Open Flag Raising Ceremony Kid's Kid Show 10:00 a.m. - Open Beef Cattle Show Junior Beef Show immediately following 11:00 a .m . - Pie Eating Contest 1:00 p.m.- Pedal Tractor Pull Chapel Opens Youth Horse Show · Trail Cla88 3:00 p.m. - Entertainment, Main Stage SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO 4:30 p.m. - Wahama High School Band Concert 5:45 p.m . - Pretty Baby Contest 6:00p.m.- Stylettes Twirling Corp (concrete pad) Baby Beef Show · Livestock Area 6:30p.m. -Gospel Sing · Harry Rhodes (Under direction of Evelyn Roush) 7:00p.m. - John McCausland Award presentation Modified Field Stock Tractor Pull 9:00 p.m. -Entertainment, Main Stage SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO 11:00 p.m. - Good Night · Gates Close Am E lec t r ic Powe r .. . .2 H', AT&T . .. .. ........... 35 'r4 A shland 0 11 ......... ....... 31''" Bob Evan s .. .. 13 ';, Charming Shoppes . . R'r;; Ci ty Hold ing Co . . .. l o F eder al M ogul ... 16'; , Goodyea r T &R ... 2o KPy Cl' n turion .... 121;4 Land s' E nd . .. ..... . 14'·" Limited Inc ... ....... .. ... ... H~,,~ Multimedia l or .. .. tii'J2 Rax Res tau ra nts. ...... .. ....... 2 Ro bbins & M yer s .19' , Shoney' s I nc .. . . ............. J3.1" Star Ban k . .. .I R';, WPndy' s f n t l ... . ~% Worthing t o n l nd ........... .22", T hP annau l D av is reun io n. fo r desc end ant s of Orla ndo a nd Ka th erine She li ne Dav is. wtl l be· he ld Sund ay at th e El i Den niso n Pos t No . 461 Am f'ri can LPgi on Ha l l i n Ru tland F a m il i(•s arr 1o bri ng p riz1·~ ro ~­ th e gam es. A baske t dmner w1 ll beg in at noon. Al l r ela1ives d nd fr iends ar e invited to atlr nd Gran ge to m eet Th e Rock Sprin gs Grang<' w 1l l m ee t T hu rsdav at 8 p m . '" the gr ange hal l. Eblen r eunion T he 2Jrd annua l rPunion of desce nd a nts of the latP Samuel A llen Eblen famt lv w tl l be h<' ld Sa tu r day a t thf' road !l. id e rP"i ~ r ea on Routf' 11 at 6 p _m Ga m es wi ll bP pla y pd wit h g tfts to t he " ·in nfl rs T hos£' who ca n a r P ur ged to hr· ing musi('a l Instrum en ts. Clothing distrihudon Ther e w i ll b<' a c lol hing di strl butto n day at l hr M e igs Uni ted M ethodist Coope ra ti ve Pa ris h a t 311 Condor St i n Pomr rov o n Fri day !ro m ~ a m to} p m . Bloodmohlk• to visit The Americ an Red Cross Bloodmob i le will he I n Pom erov on Wednesday at t he Senfo.r Citize ns Cen ter. The Huntington Blood Cent e1 mu st collecl .100 u nits of blood •• ea ch day in ord er to mpet th(' demands of 57 reg iona l hospit a l > w hich r ece ive th eir tota l bl ood p r oducts from the Red Cr oss. Me igs Co un ty's quot a Is 8(] pin ts. The wo m en oft he H ea th Gn it ed Me thod is t Chu rch will f u rn ish a nd servC' t he can teen fo r the bl ood mob i le fr om 1·5: .10 p .m . VFW to m eet T hr VFW Post q(j5J in Tu ppers Pla ins wi l l meet T hursd ay at R p .m . at t he post bu i ldtng. Shade River Lodge Shade Ri ve r Lodge• w il l mee t in r egu lar sess ion on T hursday at H p .m Rcf rpsh mp n ts w ill be sP rvrd . Board ol El e<:tlons The Meigs Co un ty Boa r d of El ec tions wi ll hol d t hei r regular m onlh ly boar d mee ting on T ues d a1· at 4: 30 p.m at the off ice on Mecha n ic Street i n Pome rov . Hospital news V et eran s Memorial Ad missi ons - Agnes M . Jor· da n. A the n s; Shirley M A bles, R acine; J oa n Keys, M idd le port : D orothy G . Hall, R eedsvi lle; Do n Bet zlng, Pom eroy . Dl sc hargPS - M artha Ande r son, Je ffr ey WPrry. GPo rgr T hacker , J ames Bow les . Pnm"'m 992-2124 H()IIA: ('Xpi rrd rr g istra11on: Anna Ta_ ,. lor . $10. no c hild r estra int . Crover Arn old, F lor id a, $163. falsf' statf' m cn t to a policr off icer . $1 13. publ tc into xi catio n. and $63. d i sorder lY co nduct : JesSie Arn old . $313. destruc l ion of p r oper ty: Greg K napp , Pomr· r oy. $48. speed : Shirley K ear ns, Pomeroy. $63 . disJu r b ing the peace : and Che>ter Art hur. Pom er oy. S"l dtsturb i ng t he pea ce. Fi ned wer e Kei th M usser , Po rtl and. $ti.1 and co sts . ope n ront J inrr: Grrg il ur nem. PomP· 1ov . $4R a nd costs. speed: Todd Qui llen. Rut land. and Tony Qu i l len . Mtdd lepor l . bo th si x mo nt hs proba t ion for as.-.aul t: floy Ebl en. Pomer o" . $ti:l and cos ts. di sord r rly condu s t: Da nf' Ma rs ha ll. M idd lepo rt . dest r uc tio n of \' illa g r propPr tv a nd . 596. 5734 Pt c k·~ Cards Seve n of hear 1s. Queen of cl ubs. .J ac k of d ia m onds. Si x of spades. t-------.;...---"1 DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE 111 Se1ond St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 PONDEROSA STEAKHOUSE PAN 01 ORIGINAL SnLE I a sin gin g ea rly Simon - was the b ig at tr action at a ce lebr it y auc t ion Mo nd ay on Mar tha's Vin eya r d. Aft er $R,500 was bid fo r her brea kfast ·in ·bed special ty , Sim on stepped to the micro· p hone at the H a rbo rside I n n In E dga rtown , M ass., to ask who t he winner was. "S he wan ted to see the man who w as bidding $8,500 for her song, and a woman i n the back held up her I nfant son, " sa id .Judy M cCarth y, wh o helped or gan ize t he auction . Colum n is t Art Buc hwald w as the host fo r t he auction, which broug ht in $63 ,000 to bene fi t hea l t h and socia l ser vices to Island re siden ts. Other b id s incl uded $5, 600 for a sa ilboat rid e wit h W a lter Cr onkite, $2,000 fo r a l our of CBS' " 60 Minu tes" show w ith M ike Wallace, S1,600 for a vi sit Jo t he set of " Sesam e St reel ," Sl ,200 fo r an origi na l bv Jul es Fe lffer car toon, S1,200 for lunch w ith Buc hwa ld. $1,000 fo r a t our of The Was hing ton Pos t w ith C' ha irm an K atharine Graham and $700 for a drink with Chrlswphcr R<'<'H a nd a l i ck<'l to h is new play, " Dea th Ta kes a Hol iday " TRAV E UN(~ IN STYLE: Si nge r Aretha FrankDn Is a lra ld to fly, but she still t ra veb in style. F r an klin Is ta k i ng a c ustomized mot or home f r om her headq uar ters In Detroit to New York lor a show this WP<'k at Rad io Ci t y Mu sic Hall and w ill be wa tching f ash io n vi dl'ns on 1he 12 ho ur tri p . ' 'W e' r e go ing to v iew several d esigner f ash ion show s whi le we' re on the road, including cl ot hes bv Bill Blass and Car olyn Roehm ," Franklin told the N ew Yor k Post. " T his way I can shop and h ave lun at the sam e tlrne. Next year I pla n Jo design m y own war drobe." Franklin p lans to record w i tl 1 Luther Vandross while she' s i n New York a nd a lso is cons idrri ng pl ans for a television sitcom and a wee k! ~' va rir ty show . Classifie TO PLACE AN AD ULL 992-21Sb MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY P Olt Cit S ,., 'A d, u utswl c M f!"<!jJ.. Ga ll til or M a,u n cou lllt t!S m u st b~ p it! Rale W o rds D ii y ~> 1 15 3 6 10 15 15 15 15 Mgolhtv 20 30 42 4 Ob d ay 5 6 I 8 9 HdP P'f Y MI1 S .al tl ~ w tll ,ol itt• ·'~V Il ,jfl "' lh c P 1 Ph!oll><l''t Rt ~ t"lt! t .ont111o o· G<~llo TI obi ill!" , • ,t(; I H n ~ · OVI!I 1 8 000 h ortl l!h v··•·s (),,,,, Se rvices fo/1 11/t'ill g Ga lh o~ I <'f< 'flll<lll <' <'.ldlllll /!:1' ' ... M e •11 :1. Counlv A n td Co .te 6 1 4 446 li.Mitp oh ~ II 7 7 1 1 1 ,A Pt: A THU R S DA.Y PAPlR IH ID AV PAP ER S UN D AY PAP !o:H OOA M 0 0PM 00 PM 0 0 PM 00 P M SAfURO AY MONDAY r u ESOAY WEDN ES DAY 188 245 156 643 3 7<t Vrnl on R m G r and~ G uya n Do ) ! A rab t a Ots t W ..n u l l H U~ S OAY C.:n unl ~ Ar e ~ r u . t,.£ 1 4 1\11,,.,.,, c , WV A,. . .. c , uto• Hl 4 911 ~ C h t~"S if' • (, 7~ 458 ~ 16 84 3 P u n lant! !13 ] 4 "1 t et •• t i AII l. 8 112 99 7 36 "1 Ch ush• ll DA¥ BH O RI" PUtH IC AliO N Mo drti .,Jonl I'O ill lltllV 9 49 /4 7 66 7 Hac111 e H11 tlant! C ouh; ollt• 11 9~ 911 f-'1 Pt, ...._, ,.nl l C U ll tl.p p l., li•u~•· M a:o.on New H"'"''" l e t .tfl tlu lt .tl., Placed '" yo ur bustne ss. You re· ceiye a 10%comm isston on ever · ythin g so ld. installati on and set· vice provided at no cost to you . 992·2554- Boyer Vendtng 16 ·GIANT WALLETS NH iAtt VI ~ South C<' ntral Ohio Wednesday nig ht . cle ar Low n•·ar 611 W inds lighl so uth Th ursd ay , p artl v c l oudy . ll igh in I hP lowe r 80s_ Cha ncf' of r ain 20 BUTTONS LOOK OUT LADIES! THE ADDISON CLUB HAS SOMETHING JUST FOR YOU ... "FREE " AND BOWS 220 E . MAIN STREET IN POMEROY TUESDAY , AUG 14 2 :00 PM til 7 :00 PM . PORTRAITS DELIVERED : FRIDAY . SEPT . 7 4 00 P .M . til 5 00 PM perr Pn t Ex te nded Foreca... t Friday thron gh Sund ay !·"J ir F'r icl a\· ;1 nd S <J tu rd <~ .\ ,Hid a c ha ncP o f showt·r .., Sun c\ a \ . H ighs i n tht• uppt·r ~~~ ... to mid XOs. LoH·s 1n th t· m 1d -,11... 10 mid tiO s . InternatiOnal Calendar Men All Male Revue Toni ght at 8 00 PM At Your Hottest Nite Club tn Ga llipolis. Ohi o Upper River Rd. St. Rt 7 aJSTOIJER SATISfi'CTIOH GlJAAANTEED D.J.'S TANNING HAS MOVED! FORMERLY LOCATED ON SALEM STREET IN RUTLAND HAVE MOVED THEIR SCA WOLFE BED TO - allery Hair Arts 118 EAST MAIN STREET IN POMEROY TO BEnER SERVE THEIR CUSTOMERS ---············-··- GENTLEMEN, JUST FOR YOU .. Entertainment Followtng HURRY/ Coupon f1<pires 8179! 90 the All Male Revue ... Need I Say More 1 Country Fried Steak Dinner ADDISON CLUB Look Out Ladies, the hottest night club tn Gallipolis, Ohio welcomes the International Includes potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's Aff·You·Can·Eat Grand BuHet.'" PONDEROSA~ calendar Men All Male Revue Aug. 8, 1990. Cou po" <J<N><I lor ""1p ori , OIJ• ( ~.-.d '"" Get Your Tickets in Adv ance A~ o lhe Add tson Club of1 ers Ladies N1ght Wednesday, Thursday , Fnday &Saturday •·'""" ,.... r.....,. ,,.-,.- ~ ·'""~''""'"'cr...w ·· ~. ~ '''"" ""~' r ·" ""' '"' ,....,., ~ ~·~• ·" l~•lo( (MI •"<<"-" .0• "" p, ,.-~,"'~Y'"'' ••••••••••••••••••• --···-··-··--··-··· Plus Games. Prizes & Entertainment. HURRY/ Coupon E1<pires 8179190 Country Fried Steak Dinner $ Includes potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's All·You ·Can·Eat Grand ~uHet.' " PONDEROSA~ for IUwfylng Type A echool lunchet with milk for tehool veer 1980·11 to Carleton School. Lunch program will ot oll loco tioo1. Coupon gOO<! tor 111y plrly 1111 .-. t~~~ ~" ,. ,,~ ""I NEW OWNER-DEANN DENNY OPERATORS- MARY POWER, MILA RAYMOND, RHONDA TACKETT AND LISA ST!WART. ~·' ""''' •• 105 Union Avenue. Pom· erov. Ohio. to , . fof caah the following coii.Ceral : 1111 CHEVROLET CotoiHtty S.r. ~ 1G1AWilt· commence on Aututt 27. 01.,.., ,-,.,[:(," '" <~<lv<lln" ~' · · · ·•ni •'VIcor11'<l ~~...,a • !>•" I• ''~1• '0"1 ·~ ~'''" p,. ,., "' • "( o ~ · • 1990 lltld continue to Juno 7. 1911 . Specific bid information and bldl are to be meiled to : ••••••••••••••••••• 7FI111181 Tho Formon tank ond Sevlhge Company. Pomeroy. Ohio, rfterv• the olght to bid 11 thlo oole, ond to withdraw the ebove con. Melge County Board of MA / 00 1114JI9Z· IIIt \· 1310 Carieton Street GALLIPOLIS Upper River Rd. teral prior to 11le. "'rther, The Farmefl S.nk lfttl Saving• Com,.ny , • .,,.. the rlght to Nfoot ""' Of oA bido • . OH . 46779 Attn: Mr. David Locke lid o,...lng will bo It 4 ;00 ~yr..., oubm~tod . , .rn. ""'""' 11, 19!10 ..,d (Across from the Airport J ., •• l i - e d I C _.,t u<e .p1t1PI• lt.wtT ' ' I • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE lo horoloy glvon that on Saturday. Augul1 11 . 1980. ot 10:00 o.m .. o public 11le wMI be held 11 PUILIC NOTICE Bide wm be received until 4,00 p.m. Auguot 1&, 1990 Coupon moy not bt .-.Quired u\P~ PubliC Notice Public Notice I Furthor, tho oilon coftl· me ~hi win M IWIII'Md an toni will loe ool~ In tloe oOft· Auguot17, 1180. dttlon tt 1o In with no ... Tho rlghllo ,..,,..d to oc· pHOOid ., lollplltttl · otpt or Njoct onv or all lolclo. till glvM. (1)1 . •• 2tc . fBI 8. 9 , 10, 3tc I L_ . 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DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 32 · WALLETS 11 1 '} Farm Supplies &Liveslock IJO P M FR IDAY BULLETIN BOARD 4 - 8x10s J'.J 4l Employ ment Ad~ ·A o l,.s) d .,~ l ,u.... t! rl l~t' lllVI H IJ I,u · ,,ll "' llo t' l),, ly S •·nt •n d (,.~ ~ ..,_,1 r I.t-s ~ olooK I oh'V' •IY Boo )H l t r.> ~ C ,u ol , m iii L~ IIII nul l (~) I H 1.1 1111~ lo r Sa l ~ M u lnl c H ll ono ~\ Ill • r .t rtn ~ lur S ;~l• · 41 l.'ln., .,j.fi••.l 1"'):''' ,.,, ,., tfw , , , M"lliOII .tl t l )1 )} 31 31 Wanted to B uy • ar•· C ;~ul o ll h~ llto. ) 6·y ear·o ld llnds swlen money In gr a ndmother's yard A TLANT A (U P!) Ja m es Da llava lle w as pl ay ing in his gra ndmoth er 's yard w hen the 6~y ear · old saw wh at look ed like money on the steps to the basem en! door . When he fin i shed gat her ing hi; find M onday, he h ad $32, 000 in c hec k s and cr ed it car d recei pts al ong w i th a pouch . Real Eslate C 1rd at Th.nk s In Mttm or y A n nou4:9m 9n U G... e .-.w ay Happy Ads I ast an d Fo und Y .-d Sal ~r (p aul on .ag.,,mc e! Poblt c S1l e & Am:: l 10 11 l 60 A a t B\ ar c lo r co n w cu t iYe t u n1. br uke n liP d8'fS w tl l ht' o.. h ao ylld lor ei!Ch d ay as l>t!ll;nal c d(h fill'( .tfWI pul,) li C aCIU il I U lll llk f' CU tf !ICi oon W ( O h~ S D A V 4 • 5 • 7s 1 l luo .., .,.,u lu s t d~t¥ ad 111 11 5 Ill pat.u:tl Co~ ll h c lo ll! 'l 00 p no TU l SDAY PA PER 2 - 11K14s Announcem enl & Ove f 1 5 W o rds S4 00 $6 0 0 S9 0 0 s 13 00 S1 30 ' d<ty ' Scn \ 1111 ~ IS 1'1 0iflt$pi)O l , oblll! 1m Ctt U< ~ .oht•f l 1 o~ t ol#t (( tH :t:k .tch o~ n cu friends wer e worried t hat thr peli cans would swoop down and ea t one up," Probost sai d. "So we' r e using l ittle pieces of balsa w ood . We m ade 'ern rou nd. a qu arter ·l nch t hick a nd I ,,, mch es In dia m ete r We' re also usin g ora nges. Tu rns ou t t hr \ floa t j ust about r ig ht," h e sa id. The N avy began releasing th<· wood c hunks M onda y and was still co nsideri ng whet her to us.· ora n ges or some o1her fruit in t ht test, Pr obert sa id . H e sa id navel oran ges wo uld br " m os t appropriate. " RATES ' 1 '"'""' ' "'"' t y!Jt! o.tlv u ~otKI · Ads th • t mu st bt: .,..,d '" 'Naval' oranges to sail in tur tle tes t K EY WE ST, Fla . 1UP I 1- T he Navy sa id T uesd ay i t wa s deploy· ing a flee t of wood c hu nk s and or anges to test w heth er enda n· gered tur tle hatchli ng s wou ld drift into a w eapons l es t sit e i n the Gu l f of Mexico. The Nav y planned to detonate 1,200 pounds of underwa ter ex · p lo sivet; 1o Ir s 1 eom punPnts for a new su bmarin e. sa id D[_Jn Pr obe rt , hea d o f the Na v y' s ordnance-tes1ing progra m in K ey Wes t. B\Jt en viro nmenta lists as ked them to halt th e tests, cau tion ing that endangered t urtle ha te· hlings fr om th e Dry Tortu gas. a chai n of coral isla nds i n the Gu lf . co uld dr i ft Into th e b las t area . T he Nav y dec ided to test l he hatc hlings' proba bl e pa t h by r el easing pi ng pong balls ! rom t he nes ting sid e and monitoring their cou rse. B u t that i dea wa s promptly nixed , Probost sa id . "Ping pong balis are not biod egra dabl e. Ou r eco log ic a I • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace ' Au ct!tv•· S ~0 doscou nt tor adS pot•d lfl ~tN · • •• c~ · ~t et~ dd~ GNtt;fWIY 11nd Fo""'d illd s 41 nd ~ 1 !:! wo l ll ~ w il l b t: " '" 3 cl <l!l's a l no ch ~ ue 'Pn ce o t an lot a ll c ~rl ;~ llelttt < l •s d o ubloJ IJ" CC ot <'l d c o~ t 992·3233 1 ITEM PIZZA $599 .... Lottery numbers . Pt ck· 3 SE RVI NG SIMON : Break fast in bed- cook ed and served by By WILUAM C. TROTf United Preso lllteruatlonal PARKS BACK IN? : There he is again - m ay be. M iss Am erica officials are t rying to get Bert Parks l o appe ar at th is year's pageant 11 years after !Irtng him on the grounds t hat he was too old . Leonard Horn , the pageant' s executive director, said negotiations ar e under way to bring back Pa r ks, 75 , w ho sang ··There She I s" to newly c rowned Miss Am ericas for 25 years, lor the Sept. 8 contest In order to team him with curren t hosts Gary Collins and Phyllis Geor~e for th e pa geant' s 70th anniver sary . Horn would not commenl on whether it would b e a one· time shot or If Park s, w ho was d eeply hu rt w hen he wa s canned in 1979, wou ld return f or fu ture appearances. HAIR CRmQUE: Madonna has hair tha t " m a kes your head turn" but Barbara Bush's halr " makes your stomach turn ," according to a hair Indu stry poll by the Internationa l Hair Colo r Exchange. While naming Madonna' s tresses as th e b est, t he poll also praised the locks of Michelle Pfeiffer, Kimberly Foster , Barbara Walters, Joan Rivers, Cybfl Shepherd, Jane Seymour , Brooke Shields , Melanie Griffith and Valerie Bertinelll but turned thumbs down on Kathleen Sullivan, Roseanne Barr , Jane rauley, Kim Bassinger, Dolly Parton , Ellzabelh Taylor , Ivana Trump, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Angle Dickinson . Sylvester Stallone was c ited for having th e best hair while singer Michael Bolton , Arsenio Hall, Michael Dougla s, Shadoe Ste~ens, Mel Gibson, Bryant Gumbel , Chuck Berry, Richard Lewis and Robert Plant also were cited. Boxing promoter Don King' s shocked loc ks were the named as the worst In the m en' s category , whiCh also Inc lud~ Geraldo Rivera, Ted Koppel, Michael Jackson, Donald Trump, Ronald Rear;IUI , Allee Cooper , Prince, Bruce WJUII and David Leltennan MONDAY PA P E R For Complete Hair Care and Tanning Stop In and See Us or Call for Appointm e nt LARGE r---People in the news- - - -- - - - - ---, - Quirks in the news- - cal cont r o l und er th e influe nce. and $100 and costs fo r driving under suspension; and Mat tllew Mav es , Pomeroy. $425 and cost s and th ree day~ ja il, physical con t ro l under th e influen ce. CO PY 0 [A. fll1 Nt I I am to M1d Sun · Thu" ll .amto l~mfn &-Sat Pick-Up Onlyl E i ght people' wer e [[ned and three forfeited bo nds In Tu esday evening 's cour t of Middl ep01:t May or F re d Hoffm an. Forfeiting bends were Ri chard A . K nopp, Po int P leasa nt , W.Va ., $460, physic al con t rol u nder the I nfl uence and $60 , ex pired opero t or' s lice nse; Ch r ist y Ward , L angsv i lle, $fill. r un ni ng a q 0 p sign; and l.aur i L. Watson, Athe n s, $60, running a s top sign. Fined were T ony R Ch apel l , M iddleport , $1 00 and r·nsls , driv in g under s uspPns ion ; P Prry R Li ttle. Midd lep or t , $42o anti cos ts, phy sical co ntrol under th P Influ ence and $;tO an d cm; ts tor FRA suspension: .Johnnie C . Johnson. Pomf'roy. $~;J a nd costs. di sorderly ma nner : Har old HI' se ll, Pom eroy , $25 and co sts. d isorderl y m a nnrr: Cloud D . E bl in , Wcs J Colum b ia . 1\'.V;I., $25 and cos ts, ope n co nt a1 nr r: Rob bie R . Clonc h, Mt dd lepor t. $100 a nd costs and f tve day s j a i l for des truc tion of proper ly : Aa r on H yse ll, Sy rac use, $425 and costs and three days j a i l. physi · trespass in g. $lOU on bo th co unts. Kot hy Shock P)', Pom ero y , $~11 a nd ru sts. di soniPrl v: KPnnr th Whi iP, Po m uu~· . $ ~ :\ [J nd cost s, bark i ng dug s: .J oh n J efft'r s. S~' ra c u st• . $6:l a nd r us t'i. f ail urP to cont rol: .Jarnt •s LPa mond . Rac inr . $37o a nd cn>t>. D UI. $6:1 and co sts. n pPra1 ing und f'r suspension. D avirl Arnokl, :+;:n:{ a nd rus ts. dPstrur·tion or propP r tY . Han dy J.: br r sb al"ll $JJ:l ancl cos!S dPstrul· ti on o l propcr t.\ ·: a nd Hick t\ IJ IP.-. . Mi nr r S\ '1111 ·. $X)'l. il nrl n ls ts . open f l ~L':l k T h ir lt'E'n i nd i vi d ua ls wr r (' fin ed and t:! fo rfe ited bond in Tuf'sdJ,. f'\'f' ning's co ur t on l'o meroy Moyor Richard Sey ler Fo r! Piting bonds we r e Ra ndy F:berbach. Ra cme. $63. di sor derl Y co nd uc t : .Jud )' Sch leifer . l'hes trr . $ ~ R. speed : N ei l K nig ht , Po mrr o~· . $b3. no m o1orc.vcl r Han dv Sm ith . endorsem ent. Po m <'r O)'. $ 11 :1. public in toxira t1 on. M or ton Wooda r d J r . Bid - - Meigs announcements - - - - - Weather Davi s reunion Middleport Court news The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, August B. 1990 Pomeroy Court news wr ll. $0-l t' xpirPd rr g is trat ion; Ang(' la Ro ll in s, Pomr roy. $fi:l. Daily stock pric es (As ol 10: 30 a.m. ) Bryc e and Mark Smith ol Blunt, EIIL<; & Loewl Wednesday, August B. 1990 POMEROY, 0 . 972· 2259 MIDDLEPORT - Riverview Drive - N ~ee ne~ghb<H· hood . cut e well kepi ho me on dead end street . 3 bed· roo m home w1th 14xl5 hv· ing room & ulil1ty ro om House 1n sul ated and has ' ' sular termtt e mspectwns Stora ge buil ding 6x8, n1ce level yard $38.500 00 DEXTER - Rai lroad Street - 3 bed<Oom . I bath, l 'h story tnsulated home. has bay w1ndow tn ltvm groom 2 s1ory cell ar house Storage bu1 ld m ~ w1 th " '" lots $19,500 00 MIDDLEPORT - 197 8 Mo· dular Home''" '" &on 2 lots in Jown . 2 car gmge. N Gf A heat garden area Also has sell conta med A/C un1l Many ot her niCe leatures $39,500.00 Al l APPLI AN CE S GO WITH HOUSE REEDSVILLE - RIGGS CREST - APIJ'o• I acre spl! leYet ktdlen. d~n ~g room. f am1~ :. 5 _..:H..:a:::P~PV:__ Ad.:...s;__ SALES & SERVICE POMEROY - COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Poss1ble ol· fice space or apartm ent on 2nd 11om Call lor mo re in· forma110n. PriCe redu ced $39.000 00 HENRY E CLELAND 992-6191 Jm Trussell ... 992· 266( l.lae Hupp ...... .. 949· 2257 Jo Hill .. ......... 985· 4466 Office .. .... .... .... 992 · 2259 ~UR SALES VOLUME HAS IEEN GOOD AN 0 WE STILL ~.AVE BUYERS LOOKING FlR IIEIGS COUNTY PROP· !RTY. IF"YOU WANT TO SELL CALL CLELAND REALn TODAY!!! •• lttt4 Li•tl• tl up lcron from '"'' Offlco rOMEIOY , OHIO She 's so neat She's so nifty Would you believe our " Sissybug" ju st turned 50! 10/ l0/' 891fn MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR AU MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE . 992 ·5335 or 985-3561 lcron from '"'' OHko 217 l . Soc. r-roy POMEROY, OHIO ]16 1'90/ rto BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUll T HOMES & GARAGES " AI Rto!OIIoble Prices" Pll. 949-2801 or les. 949·2860 Day er Night NO SUNDAY CAUS SER~ICE We can repair and rt!ore radioton ond heater cores. We !Dn also ar '·t boil and rod out ra,; •tors. We alto repair Gos Tanks. PAT' HILL FORD 992 - 2196 Middleport, Ohio I ~ ll·Hc COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK •Mobile Home BISSELL SIDING CO. Now H_. loilt .. Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 94•·2860 NO SUNDA T CAUS 4-16-8frHn Howard L. WrittSIII ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting P~r~s •Mobile Hom e RPntel s • Lot· Ron!als 992·7479 FREE ESTIMATES Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomoroy, Ohio 949·2168 g.).'!JO. J mo. I· J2.' 88· tfn 4-16·86- Hn R. L HOLLON 'rRUCKING CHESTU, OHIO •GRAVEL Real Es1ate General •LIMESTONE c"'''"" Jf ~rno l •FILL DIRT /"11 {/ 111i! •ANYTHING AT ALL We Soy What We do. We Da What We Say. 614-992-2328 985-4422 S64.:1XJ OO RACINE ~ 50 acres ol va ca nt land, TP .C water avail · able. Gas well Southern d<S· trict. Sl9.900 00 WIGI!--Gas~ El e<. - 112 5 fRUlERs-$125 up MICRO OY£Ns-S79 up KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVIC.E 992-5335 or PSS -3561 rOOIT\ recreatcn room. 5 bed· ~ 3 bat hs. carp~rn& CiA. lorred "' he>\ pkls WBfP 2 car gwagt Th~ sa home tobe prwd lo ow n f ull bas!'lllent. POMEROY - Ap)l<o x 3'? acres, vacant groond. Good buildin g s~e. Close '" Wat€1 may be available $7500.00. 90 DAY WAUANTY WASHEAs-SIOO up OIY£Rs-S69 up REFIIGER.ITORs-1100 •• •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSUlATION ~ · '-""" ....._....... 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992 · 2886 / HOME 992 · 5692 DOTIIE S . TURNER. BROKER POMEROY - 1647 lin con Hts. - "Cute as a buttonNeat as a pen" desct1bes thts two bedr oom hom e wrt h an equipped k1tch en. car port . and part basement. Has a floored attiC and 50 • 28 8 fool lot 1 2 ~ . 000 MIDD LEPORT - Greal n e~ Rhbo1h ood - corn" lot All on one lloor plan 2 to 3 bedrooms. large panl ry , and a part ba· sem en t Encloserl lr ont srt1 mg porch and a n1ce lot 127,900 •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Step & Compare Fret Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 STORY RUN RD . - Wallet Stretc~er - live 1n the house with 3 bedroom s and equipped k1t chen. Work 1n the garaee and b1g wo1kshop. and rent lhe 3 bedro om mobile home Co untry sellin g with 2~ acres. $34 .500 SHRUB & TREE RACINE - Join the Rent Rebellion - l ive rn this neat 12x65 mo bile home w1th two bedrooms fur less than rent payme nls. Has a beaul1ful lawn ol approx . ~ acr a REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD $13.500 FLATWOODS RO . - A growm g area . Approx 3 acres wrth a great l ay ~n g build 10g s~ e or mobil e home sde. TN: water avai lable. Electric ho es acr oss th e property. AlmostTeldy to $t,OOO go, just needs you. WE NEED LISTINGS 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 7 ·23 · 1 mo . pd . 1· 11 ·90 tfn BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION TIIM and BILL SLACK 992-2269 USID RAILROAD TIES 1·12·90 T>rnJ H'' TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU.... POMEROY. OHIO: Rt. 7 1!t S.R. 143 ALBANY . OHIO : Rt . 50 1!t S.R. 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY : 9 a.m .· 7 p.m . 7 Days ALBANY: 10 a m.·6 p .m. &Days , Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, MAY 29 . 1990 #1 Copper 90¢ per lb .; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35¢ per lb . Cle an Auto Radiators , 40¢ per lb . WE BUY All. NON FERROUS S TAR TE R S SCRAP. BAnERIES. "ANSMISSIONS , ALTERNATORS , ETC (614)992·5114 ,.,..o .., Is Your Roof Ready for Another Year of let and Snow? Now't Tht Time to find Out. CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 992·7762 For Old l!o New Roofs. Shingles Repaira. Gutters Building and Remodeling We· GYarantef FREE ESTIMATES Your !latldaetlon JOSEPH D. JACKS 7·2 · t mo. . �· · Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel Announcemenls Pomeroy- . LAFF·A·DAY 31 Middleport, Ohio Homes lor Sale 44 3 32 MOO. REWARD lor lnlonnation Mobile Homes IMdJng to the anwt and convlcllon of pereon or ~ van- 1911 Price Moy-. 1:h60, 211<, good oond, 111 g11 , P."lllly tur- nlshod, 614-256-1146. 187'1 1-illk:rwt, 14x70, bttt ott.... Date of S.lt : 8113180 3:00p.m. wnh rima, wlrw aonrwc:tara whha In color. One Shll-..,..r 6toH46-2208. lrolllng motar MoHI sen P8 ar 1m Gu¥don Futurama 12d5. 2 bedroom, Ctntr~l Air $5905 thown by sp~nlment 114-«8- 106 LPS. One Craftsman wiled wacker Modal 2.57 717-600. One Homeltla ohlln • • w•h 20" t.r 1012. and chaln~cew« Super XL '12. I will tdontl , p i - ropott lntc ta Maeon nty Shefftra Dript 1~ cond. $6800 . 614-446-4782. or Chitter Marlln, 541 Cap41ol Blvd., Elkhlrt, Ind. 4eSII. 1t80 Schultz 14x70, 2 bedrooms, IXCIII•nt cond, till 675-3273 alter 8 :00. AOOPTIOH We'd love to Wrt our helrt. I homo whh lnhlnt. Witt on,. love, wannth I ttt.cllon, linlncltlly MCI.II'e, ..,, Mlp each other! U.dicllll.tgal ••, . . . . pakt, 1988 Prtttlge 7C'x14' Clrpet, 3 Btdrooml, 2 81thl, Glrden Tub. C.nt1111 Air, Total ES.Ctrlc 6"Wa llt, Doub.. lni UIIIId. Call coltec:l Eventnge, ZO'I..uJ. 2341. "''"""Y AuguotDAYnth, "Tes t lffiOnla • . }S (rom satls • fi1ed - to.m.· Hill. T1bMI Coli Har..y, a¥1111- 114-441-6914. cqc».AOOPTIONSpecill llmlly Wint. to give your btby 1nd ua • chonco. Coli cottoct 106-34211M.IIory Ettyn ond ct~uc~ CUStOmers!" r::========::,-:========:1 Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & VICinity Stngtoo lnlonnall.., and , dignlllod option "" flnclng 1 ptrtner. HeartMirch: P. 0 . lJox 1043, GatHpolla, OH 44631. Two lltudtnll need ride to Mlrthlll ftH lefMI'IIF, P • • Clll JO.t-e75-1360, J04.713-58U or 304-.'182·2341. 11 Garage Nil . Aua. Oth&10th. 2:1110 mlln on HJNII Run Ad. Juttlce't. Clothing, homt lntlf'· lor, houuhold, oc:l1grm, ml.c. 8 mo. old ma'-, O.nnan Shepherd, white tan, to 1 fOOd Oft Rt. 124 W. tOWirdl fl •.o• ~., d, H'f'HII Aun .. ... 1 hurtday, Fn .... , ., ... , or •hlne. Many what noll, loya, tomt ctoth•. mOlt hema never In Hie btfort. 8MIH2-1275. tor gtvaeway, Thur. tlh . 9:00-4:00p.m. Brick St., Rutl1ncl, blby ciOthel, misc . 4 Giveaway homo. 114-379-2135. . 1 hlahhy puppies . approx. 2 mo.. old. lnqul,. l1 · Evana Htlghla or Clll 614-441. 4314 tnyttma. FI'M pui)IJMa p11rt O.nnan Shtpharcf ind lab Altrivlr, 304882-271'1. loti m'-c: Ylrd Nil. Margie Gru...r 'l 1 M1ln St., Rutland . Thllrl. I na Fridly. 8 Kitten, to aoocl home.614-4~7 Pat Whlta Rat whh cage, 814· .388-11308. 6 Lost & Found LOST: fem111 bill tnd tan Coon dog, LAding Cr...k Rutland Ohio, eont1et Charlie WIM, 814e&2-e108 or 304-875-5484. l..Mt: One Wit., Ski-Y1IIow C111m1r1n. In ~Nwhl Alv«. Sal. Aug .4. Rewt~rd . C.ll Collect Rick Paaraon Auction Comptony now booking tuctlont , t l· ptr1enc. m1kn the dltf1rence. licanud Ot'llo, Ktntueky, Welt Vlrglnll, 304-173-5785. Cl1w foot or s lmll1r S1yle blth tub. Good condition only. !114- 1182·75113. Wtnfed To Buy: Junk Autos with or wftl'laut moto,.. Clll Lorry UYoty. 814-3111-9303. Employmenl Services &Oe-.'136-2810 7 Yard Sale 1t Help Wanted AVON - Afl trNI, Call Marilyn W.ver 304-882-2645. Gallipolis & VIcinity 4 f1mily yerd .. le. Petfiol . Aug 81h & tlh . ClolhH, knlckkNCks, toYt, some tumlttJrw. 5 Ftmlly Y1rd S.le: Ctott.1, to.,., gi111W1re, lott of mite ., 3rd l'loust p11t No" I'! G1lli1 H.S. on tht left. Augu.t 8th, 9th, 10th. 507 Ook Dr ..Sortng Volley Aug. U0,11,·Thurs. ~t1 . Sit. e F1mily: Aug IMh, tOih 6 111h. M . 1 1.'2 mtr" from Cheshlrt, SA 554, nlct clothing 111 IIDI, nice kidl lfun, giiHWIFI, bookl cu111lnt , Mdapreldl, lOti mite .. 12ft . m,.rglut John Bat Rtptirable. Evlty1hlng Chupl RllnllhiM. ALL Ytrd S.ln Mull Be P1l~ In Advtnee . DEADLINE: :Z:OO p.m. ttM day btforw the ad Ill to run. Sundly ~ltlon · 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday Mlltktrt . 2:00 p.m. Saturdly. Eat.te S.ltiWI to Uncoln Plkt, Flrll Brick HouM, Pte1 Northup Bridge. Garaoe S.te. Thur. Fri. & S.l. Burnette Ad . JC1n1up Oh. Couch, love Mit, gune, bkycle, ....,_,, llnena, miK . Thursd1y I Friday. t~ . 1 mU• out G110rgt1 Cr. trom Routt Z Thurld1y, Frldly..&.. Saturdey, Down Rt.7, noht II ~~~- IIIII t mile, follow slgnt , Btby ctot~ 1 , couch , chtlr, firM, lawn mower, gn weld eater air hocks-,, truck tool bo1, quina, crafts. Accepting 1ppllc1Uons Monday thru Thut8dly, 1:00-4 .00. Lorobft PIZZII, Sliver Bridge PLua, Gatllpollt, Oho. AJ)t)ly ln pere.on, no phon• calls plllea. Adaptlv1 ptl'fllcal development apecl1lllt Instructor to work with school IQI program enrofltts ~MSPR) . 'Must have or be willing 1nd 1bl1 to obt1in phyaJcat education cart. whh adtptlva P.E. Ctrt.valld1tlon lrom Ohio Dip!. ot Ed. 16 hrs. wk~ . II 113.13 ptr hr. sttrtlng. Potting anda 0~5-90 . s.na r11um1 only to: Mtlge MRIDD 1310 C.rl.. on St Syr~cute, Ohio •sm. AlriiM JoM OlriCtory. Guar~n­ IMd Employmtnt, 304-344 5385 Ext. A-1. AVON ! All Arut ! Shlr1ty Spe~rt, 304-875-1421. Baby.ltter nHdad. Mwt be In my home. 614-446-~96 . eo.m.totogia1 nMdtd! GulrantNd Wlr, ptld vacations. tn4- 446·721 ' O.ntal A••l.. ant Nwct.d, Send r..u,.. to ell Box 041., Ga:lllpollt 01ilr, Tribune, 82! Third Ave, Gall pollt, OH 45631. Elm money by the w..k. Join thl numbtn to demonl1,..tt .. Chrhrlmas-Around-Th•Wortd'". July·O.Cemblr. Leave name, addrua, 1nd phonl number on 1nswertng aervtc.. 81-4-H:Z-6311. 4 F1mlly Y1rd S11t, M11on cor· "" 4th tnd Brown, Aug 10.11, t :OO 1m, lhp Rota Tiller, g.. -011":.:.·_ _ Gorogo Solo, Aug 8,9_10. Flrwt laM on left 10\Jffl of u.lllpoll• Feny, poet olilet. Couch, lov1 Mil 1nd 2 end tablu, clothll and mlac. hiring. (1) 112-mlle from 241 on Co. Rd. 28. John fqwtll ru. Old cupbolrdt whh flour mill lnsldt , B&W T.V., bed, llnk, loll or clothes. Aug. ..10.11. I!'M-985-tl 31. 3 flmlly y1rd 1111 . Augua1 8, t . Clifton blfow pond. Everythlng potential. 80&-687-6000 u..dowa. An ICF J)M .A. I• cunantly INking 1 full· time AN Dr LPN for afternoon shift with Frld1y and S1turd1y otf. Interested pirtlee pJIIN call 614-594-3541 01 apply In person tl tit W. Unkln Street, Athena, Ohio 45'101. MondlyFrldly 8-11 :30 a.m. or 1-4 p.m. ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN Ent'l Inti poslllone IYIUabMI. tarde, ctothlng, mt.c. Ex...too bike, nlco ctolhtng 1 mlec. Blum Addition behina okltlna rink. Aup 10.11. 8- llp.m. Roln concoto. Aug. t-10. Llmpo, end llbloo, ion, humtdlllor, llwn eMirl, curta!•. 32717 Ftl,.. o-Ad.N . Huge 3 flmlty yard llle. Fridly ond Soturdoy. A1111· 10-11. t-? 457 Belch !M . .:roe• lrom M~ d._, SuporAmorlco. Somothlng lor OYI<YOfiO. Ldo ol boby ~-- rlghlt . 614-446-0239. One 1c:rt lrlller lot wUh county wat.,, Hptie tank 1nd ataetrk: 61.,.992·2218 tfttr 6 p.m. 578-2336. Wooded lot: on Raccoon CrMk. All utlllt._, $600 down. Ttke ovM $10 par month p~yment • . 614-1981341. Renlals specify which poel!lon for. O..dlln1 tor lppiiCinlt: 8114!90. EqUII Oppor· tunlt~ Employ•. Wendy '• Now Hiring. fror dl)' 1hlft. Apply In ptr'IOn, SunThLirl bttwMn 2-4 p.m. E.O.E. t8 Wanted to Do Anyone needing qualtty typing tuch u ,..ume't, report•, Ill· llrt, ltC:..t In Mlddl•port , Pomeroy, Hacine 1nd Rutland 1r11 Clll bltw. . n 91 .. m.-5p.m or 1h•r Op.m. 614-742-2436. Child csra provided In my Rio Grande Home, d1ya. En . car1, Wlrtltonlbll f8tll . ti14-245856Q. L.oolllng tor work caring tor •l· derty. ""Your homt. Minimum Wlgl. EJ:,.rl•need, hlva ret.rtnCM . i!1-41t92·524t. M1gk: Vurt 0., C.re Centlf reaton~blt , depend1bl1, llcer.•, q~,.&~Jihy child c1rw. Monday lhru Fridly, 7:30 1111 5:30 F-or more Information or lo regl•ter )().W75-5847. Min Paul1'1 Oty Ctre C.nter. S.t., 1"ord1bl1, chll<k41rt. M·F 6 1.m. • 5:30 p.m. Agn 2 -10. B1fort, aft.,. tchool . Drop-lnl welcome. 614-446-82241 . Ousllll.t blbytlt1er, will babylit11f In my homa. RNtonabl• price. Exc care, any IQI . 304-675-7'890. Wilt Baby alt ln my home . Hive Good R1rtrsncn. 614-388-al14 Wilt B•by Stt In my Home nur J1ck.son Plkt Bullville Rd. EM · p~ritnce and Rtt.f'lnCH. 1114- 446-21140 Will B1by 11t my Hom1 CtJes hlrt ExJ*'IInCI 1nd rtf1rwnc1. ltll. Uplrlenct Mlptul. R11umllrete~ e~,. of P.O. Box72te, Pomeroy, OM . Why P1y Rent? Homu for $1.00 ! B1nk rlpoe, 11.11 dtUnqu1nt propertiH, governm1nt giVIIWIY progrsm t. For lnformatlo" e~fl 1.!04-641-7118 Ert . RS214. 2-4 hourt . 42 Mobile Homes Rooms 304-173-2666 or •v•nlngs 6752127. 2br, no pet a, 322 Third Av•, 614446-3Jit8or 614-2M-1 90 3. 2br, !railer, wattr paid, K•rr B•lhll Rd., $200 rent plu1 dlposft . $14-446-1354 . 3 SA trtll•r. bath I 1/2. 614-3n. :za78 or 614-446-6150_ .lvtllablt 1a1 ol month 3 BR Trailer, 8 mll11 below G.llllpoll1 on 218; 614·388-~946 CAinnlng 2br, mobile homl , Upper Rt. 7, $27Simo. plus utUitl•. O.p & Rei., 614-446- 2515. •••t of Fumlshld , :Zbf, 1i2 mil• Porter on SS4 . 614-386-9963 Mobile no m• for 1111 14500 or for rtnt $225 pir month. 2 BR , kitchen with appliances. S.curlty dapoall a referenet rs-. qulr.d . 1!14-4-46-4206 Slut .. Re al Apartment Business Opportunity INOTlCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. ,.commend• lhtl you do butlnn• wtth p60ple you know and NOT to 11nd money thro~h th1 mall until you hav• lnvtttlgll.cf lh1 offering. Real Eslale 31 2 DR aptr1mtnt, stove & r• t tumlth~ . Oownttalra. Wat tr & trath fvmlshtd . Upper Rl. 7, Upper River Rd. 814-t46-3G40. 3 tumlshld 1p1rtmWlta, 1 has 2br, The otl'ler two hll wasnar & drytr't , 1br, 614-446·2725. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jockooo Pike from $102/mo. Walk to 100p & mo¥1et. C.l! 614-448 -2568. EOtt Fumlahltd 2 roo,;;-;---&-::-,-h. lHI Oownst•lra. Clean. No ptll . Ret. & d1p. rtqulrtd . 614-44&- 151 Q. Fumlal'ltd Apt, 607 S.Co nd Ave Gslllpolla, $225; Utillll11 p1id: 1br, !114-446-4416 after 7p.m. Fumlahtd E111clenc y, $175, UUitll" Paid, Gtlllpolla, 814· 446 ... 411, afttr 7p.m. Qraclout living. 1-;,.d 2. ~ room IP.rfm•nta at Vlll• ge 3br 11 2 V2 bet hi, living room, dining roan, kltchan, lomlly room, 141, wtth ocorogo,out colt :Jt. ohorAt. 5'30p.m. 114- IHTELLJGENCE JOBS. CIA, US 446-4537 Mrloua lnqufriee only. Cutlom1, OEA, lie. Now Hiring. puting. At home. Full or pt time. martr.. Whhln minutes of thrll Clll - 8141985-41'15 or 814!247- liking al*tleollono. Damlnoo Ptua, GOitlpoilo & 4036. Pomtt 0/1/· ApPy In person. 7 rooma 1 112 bltha, country IIYing but cloM to llolflll School Quotlllod roglot....... 1nd town. At. 3:J..4 lint, . - ""12 bod toclttty ~ong TGWnlhlp A01d 'n. Firat ro~d to ltrm) loclted lA Point PJta•nf. WV. AdmlniMNIIYI aklllt ln;j ~_' Call 814--H2·1'1 II or 1·384- won uperience Country Mobile Hom~ Part!i, Routt 33, North ol Pornsroy. LOll, rentalt, parts, ulel. Cllt 12x:za MobNt Home Awning with Scroll Po.t, Sklnlng (2yiiN) tor 14x10 lllolllle Homo. 114-m 614-1182·1'4711. Merchandise Household LAYNE'S AJRNITURE Sotsa 1nd chalr1 priced from $395 to t99ti . T1bl.. tM 1nd up lo &125. Hid. .blda $300 to $595. Rtcllntra $225 to $37&. Lamps $28 to tT:Z! . Dln.rtll $109 and up to $411! . Wood ltblt w-6 chairs 1285 to tm. Dnka $145 up to 1375. HLIIchtt $400 I up, bunk btdl eomplele wttn maurua $295 1nd up to 1315. blb1 beds $110 M.Uret... or bor tprlngt full or twin $18, firm $86 , 1nd $98. O~en Hit $275 I up, King $350. 4 drtwer chett $69. Gun C.blnet1 I , I , & 10 gun. Baby m1HrH"' $35 & $U B1d tram11 $25, Queen Size $35 & king tnune $50. Good seltcllon of bedroom IUiltl, mtta l c1blntl1, hudboalrda $30 tnd up to $65.90 day• 11m1 .. ca1h with tpprov.cf cr1dlt. 3 mi . oui _Bullvlilt Rd. ()pen i A.M. 10 5 PM. Mon, thru Sat . C.ll !114448-0322. Br11nd new Kitc hen C.blnat Sttr1•r 11t with Bulc hlt Block Counttr top . S17!. 114-3~2113 County Applllnct, Inc . Qood used appllsnc•. T.V. s ttl. 01Mn 6 a.m to 6 p.m. Uon.-S.II. 614446 -1699, &27 lfd. Ave. 0..1Upolil, oti GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Wuhal'l, drjetl, refrlgertt«<, rang•• · Sklggt Applllncts, Upper River Ad . Bqldl Stone Crttl Mot1t. C.ll 514--441-1398. Hid..a-bed , nc. cond, & lazy boy :'cllner, ~ cond, Dale of S1l1. 8/ll/90. 3.00p.m. Bnt ot- l•rl614-446-2208. K1nmore 1utomatic wathw, whitt , $95; Kenmor• Wuher, & Drytr S.t , H1rv..t Gold, 1250; G.E. Eltetrtc: Dry«, tH; G.E. Electrte Dryer, 175: Kenmore Dry.,, $75; Frlgldtl,. Dry.,, $15; 30 Inch Electric R1ng1 CopperloJW, S75; EIIC1rk: R1ngt Top &: Botlom O¥en, CoppertoM, $150; Electric R1nge 20 inch While, $7!; EIICtric R1ng1, 30 Inch, $95; Po"able Olahw11her, $95: Fltfrig•rltor, Hsrv1at Gok:l , IN; Chnt Frez1r, 20 cubic toot, St50; Sk1g!JI AppU1nc•, Upper Riwr Road, 614-44&-1'3118. Mollohtn Carp4t1 Upper Rl . 7 No rth Ou111ty C..rptll & Furniture 11 low pricn. Ch.ck ua out. 814-446- Jit44. PICKENS FURNITURE N•w!Uud Hou sehold lumltNng. 112 mi. Jerricho Rd . Pl. PINMnl , WV, CII I J04-675-1450. rr SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Oll'it Sl ., G111ipollt . New & UMd tumlturt , hlattrs , WHttm & Wo rt boott. 614-446-:115~ . 53 Antiques ' WNCH BOXES. Kldt Only! P1ylng up to $150.00 for JetIOn'• box. Highut price Plld lor vinyl 1nd m1111 bo1111. S.fort you Uuow h aw1y alve h tw1y or "" It to chNp. Call 814-992-.5657 M1rc Fultz. RECORDS. 1nd dlpollh coli colloct 304-1!25-3278, .. 304- IL'llll J fftl THE 8ft,l ~F::::: \ & Grain Transportation turn1C11 1974 Nova. 454 engine, 400 Turbo lran~mltaion , pothlvs tf'lctlon ,..ar..nd. Bleck lntlrior. lnstNCtlonl, $300. nmt good . 211 Millston• Rd, G•I- Rpolto FIIO'f, WV. 75 Boats & Motors ' .. .. :JOol-.'182-20341 . dryer, twin bldroom ault1, 22 cu pm. tlr, Building Supplies Block, brk:k. ...., .,.pet, windows, lintelt, IIC . C)ludt Win. IM11 , Rio Grtndtl, OH Call 1!14245-5121. 56 Pets lor Sale -7::'::::::--c=:--::-::c:++.HAPPY JACK FLEA QARD••• All metal pttented d•vlct control• ,..., In the home whl'lout PESTICIDES. R..uHt overnight. 1982 Bulek Rsgal, 1 owner, new eng. • Iran.., c11i evening• : 614379·29 :.:.32=:.. . - -- -- 1981 Monte C.r1o, good conc:li- lion. T-top, 30s- IJ8. &M·m28-40. BHulllul AKC r,lot- PlldllQHI puppill. we•k• old. Shots 1nd wormed. $150. 814- 1964 Buick Skyt1rt1, good ahspe, hlgh mlle1, $2500. 614· 37V-29ot. Orsgonwynd C.nery P•raln, Sl1m"' tnd Hlmtlayan kltt101. 61-4-44&-3844 1htr 7 p.m. Fleh T1nk, 2413 J•ck801\ Ave. Point PIHHn1 , 304--1!75-2063, 10 gsl Ht up $M.III 1nd 10 g11 woman works in New York and lives 1n trad 1t1ona l Little Italy . Stereo I!] ID 21 Jump Street A Vinton Aulo 81tv1g1. Foreign & Oom P1rt1 buying junk car• 1m Southwlnd Motor Home. ••c. •• EEK AND MEEK DID 'tOO t<kX)VJ ll-1AT 111£ AMERICNJ Th'iPA~ IS Wf BGGE.'ST St=W:tR 010 £P, RTH IJ RfALL\ 1 I Kf..JE.W ~ WAS THE sr~sr -~El'HIOO OIJ ~R'TH _/ - I < 'I' Services B1 MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP However, ; r does have a mwt .. . Home Improvements {ul l of shcwl c,. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 614·2&6-1111. 198! Oodgt Chlrger, 1utomatlc & t lr, Ani!FM 1t1r10 Clllltle, Ron '• TV Sarvlee, aped11izlng relf dlfrolttr, $2500. 614--t46- In Zenith 1110 servicing molt 1781. other bnonda. HouM ctlls, 1110 H1ppy Jack R11 Gird . All met1l ptol.nttd devtce contrOls flt11 In tho homo without PES. TICIDES. R•uhl OvtrniQht. At Southtm Stlt•. ·~151 . mlnlsturt, Alt 1nd pepper, AK~,; . Alto poodl•, tiny toys.. Coolville. 1!14-867-3ot04. Rotary or Fuel In] . Good Relllblt C1r. 15000. Call 304-175-6653 or 614367-1!Si3 AnytiMI 1!14- 3711-2113 Musical 1988 Chevy Canner Z·:Z4. Low mll11g1. Like n.w. Call 814-4461171, tto 5 p.m. aft•r S 814-446· lnstrumems ~: 81::8·~------Chry~;itlr Conqu•l TSI; g1rage kfiPI, mint 34,000 mll11 SI,OOO. 017'1 '""' 5p.m. 1987 ::l optiOn, Hlon, Cl1lrntt , like nwJ $275. firm, 114 44t 0111 •her o:30 PM. 11t County Fair Specl1l. 11'11. off regular tunlnga. Ende Auguat 15. J & M Pl1no S.Mae. Calf Bill ue 1887 Dodge tP;? - · Carlo, Supor opotl, Burg1ndy, 43,000 mil•, 1h1rp, C.nnlna tomltotl14.00 buehel. $8,11110. 114 316 1434, 114-3688523. Oolrlnd llooonlc lodge In RICIM. Donnie HIU. 114-Mt- :zen. 1188 Corl.ca, • door, good cond, 304..07&-1295. 1188 DodQ4I Con, EJ:e. cond, etoH46-2359. 1986 Dodgo Omnl PSIPB, olandtrd tAMmllllon, ll•rto, 14,000. ·--1154. 247-20111. Conning tomll- Plokld 14.00 buohol. Plok own 11.00 buohol. Alao, 8ltvl 0 - oam l ball TEE HEE HEE PAW'S PLA YIN' CARD S IN HI S SL EEP --2. Trtlllt dolly, • - Mondly. 814-ftfl82911. J & R P l -. Frooh I!'M- 1111 Ford "'" ion 111101<, good motor llld tlroo, 1300. flrm. 304- Roulh'a Stn~wblrry Farm: luM & Polo Boono, T - - aom, 77W111 or Alptoy 304412~ 1m l'onl1 T., Tlucrlc with a 10 potat~\ _•rld cucmblr. 2 mUM bolrlnd ,... fqvon, YIY Union Fl. St- Bod. Exc. ~­ r t2300.1-.etll reminisce . (A) C (J) I]) D New ~ttltude Y11onne comes up w1th a scheme to save the salon l rom a lawsuit. Stereo [l) at I' m Home A woman ·s wor ld c o me s apart w hen she Gllll1 Davie S.W· Vtc Serllce, G10rgn CrHk Ad . Ptrtl, IU~ pll", pickup, tnd dtlliv•ry. 114446..0294. 82 learn s her daug hter IS pregnant. Ster&o . 10:00 Plumbing & Heating Caner'• Plumbing ondHHIIng ASTRO-GRAPH Founh and Prne Golllpollo, Ot.lo 1!14 ue 3888 84 Electrical & Refrigeration 'BERNICE . BEDE OSOL Ruldlntlll or commercial wiring, new NrYI~ or reptlra. Lleenud electrlt:lln. Ridenour Eloc:trlco~ 304-.'175-1188. 85 General Hauling A&A Wat• DotiYOry. 2,000 gal. -~,. 614-387·7306. 304-.'118~9 Upholstery 72 Trucks lor Sale TH EY CAUG HT HIM CHEAT IN' AG 'I N" Molloy sets ou t to organize the maids of Beverly H ills . Stereo <1J MOVIE' I'm Dangerous Tonight 12 001 Sta1eo 1;1 ® Nuhvtlle Now IL) ~ Larry King LIYOI 9:30 (}) U iU) Door John John resists jo ining in when the club members start to Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jockoon, OH 1o600-.'l:r7-tl528. Grand P~x LE, loadld, Your oroa. (1) _.,....., Ext. s-tOtll. OHOH II Pump 11111 1nd eervlol, 304- S.pt:le T1nk Pu~ng SiO, -roy·a Uphototortng _,k> lng trl county 1r11 25 YM•- The In tumhuro uphototortng. Coli 304-875o4154 for ho ... tlmlfoo. G11hlrm Upholllory cantor, 303 Hll~op Dr. Colt lor olltiOintmonlo ·& Mlimatoo. Cot111Uq 3431. 0 (]] at Molloy tool drilling. · R & A Wiler 811VIco. Poole, et• ttma, . .Itt. lmmtdll1•1,000 or blaek f191111. 11184 Vcl¥0 d l -. 2,000 g1110n1 dlllvwy. Clll 304....... Whlta. 114-092484, .. I'/W370. &p.m. or ...._..N8&3 e111. Wtftenon'a W1tar Hauling, GOVEANIIEHT SEIZED VohlctM rtoona.blto rlt• volume dl~o """' 1100. F -. Mo-. oountt, 2.000 to 4,ooo capacllyl Conotloo. Cllovya. 8urpluo. olotoma, ooota, ..tie, Ito. Col - @On Sftlge @ Major league BuobeU 9:00 (}) 8 tl)l Hight Court Mel Torma comes before the bench lor speeding and unpaid tickets. (R) Stereo (J) I]) 111 Doogle Howser. M.D. Ooogie and McGu1re vie tor the Resident of the Year Award. (RJ Sleroo. 1;1 896-3802. pk)k~p. 196'1 - · Corto as. Bu1111ndv. 43,000 mHaa. Shlrrp. $81100. 114388-.'1523"' f114.311U434. e~bla tries to bolste r Doug's co nfidenc e by hiring tw o ac tors. C Stereo BARNEY~~--~-------. Moat nlla completed •m• da y. exc. cond, k;1W mllugt, JS,OOO; 18H Dodge O.ytona, Exo . cond, low miiUQI , $&,000. 6'14-381-illl. Word 304-.'112·2325. Siding. Hlo l Hero Reggio Fatmen A hea lth 1esort pr ov es haz ardous to the health ot i1s guest s. {R) cond,IIO,OOO mllll. l14-446-1102. and g 112> 111 The Uncomprom1smg Revolut ion: secon d film IS Not>ody Lrstonod (2 00) ®l «2> 111 Jake And Tho aom• 1ppllanc• repairs. WV 11185 Old• 98 Rea•ney. Exc. :J04-&76-23V>ll Ohio 814-44&-2454 . Roofing an tagonize s T.J. lA) Stereo. Vlewt Thi s special pr ogram presents two very diHerent fil ms on Cuba. First film ts Complete llobU1 Home Mt up. 1985 Oodg1 Chara'tr Hatchblck. ol r•palrl, 1110 plumbing & 5 speoed, PS, FSD, naw tires, eilctriCII, roofing, rsmodellng , 59,000 mllu, very good cond , p1llos & decks etc. REMOOU$2,500, 304~75-2fi27. ING! Rtftrlnc••· Eatlm1t11. Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming. All brtldt. Atlat~laa. l1m1 Pet Food OMier. Julie Webb. C.ll 1!14..U&-0231 . police cade t 1n th e year 20 15 anempts to revive Jump Street. (AI 0 0 Murder, She Wrote ® Conver..uon With Dinah @ Major league Baoobalt Magezlne ~ PrimeHawo aJ MOVIE' Who Says I Can 't Ride a Rolnbowt 101 (2 OOJ 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Gore Vidal'o Billy Tho Kid (2 00) 8:30 Ill I]) D Head Of The Class Making a jnke o f an as stgnment. Denn1s m (I) Ceatro's Cuba: Two Unconditional tlfetiml gu•ran- $1,150. 114-44H7st. complete 1>43.25. Rood. -.a2n tlll 112> Ill Mulberry Street A 1i84 Dodg• Colt au1o, 2dr. Runs tH. Local rsfsrwncn hlmlshad . FrM nttm1tn. C1il colltct 1· exc. $1850. 61.._...6-6751. 614·237-6488, dty or night 1985 Chevetlt 4dr, 1utomtlle 6 Rogtrw BtHJMnt Wlltrproolit, Am!FM lflr80 CIIHftl, tlng. 1W111t com 1ncl IDIMtDII. t-7 Gertrude never snorkled again afler the mQth flew int o her breathing lube. National Pa rk and its env1ronme nt. Stereo. Q trtntmi•etons. 304-67S-l31'4. campers& Motor Homes Crossfire 7:35 (I) Sanford And Son B:OO (}) 8 I!)) Untolvod Myateriea (AI Stereo. 0 (]) MOVIE: Jaws Ill (PG) (2,00) (J) I]) Ill Growing Pain s Ben shrewdly ca sls Laura Ly nn as leading lady in his movie (AI Stereo. t:;1 (!) 1!J National Geographic Spacial Take • look at Tanzania·s Serengeti Pll. BIDWELL CASH FEED ll&J GROCERY & J D NORTH PRODUCE. VIQIJtlbl.._ 8 Auto Pans & CIUI l , 28 fHt, 3811. Uilaa, siMps 7. 4KW ONAN Gtnlf11 1or, fully Mlt-contained cond, 1879 Pontlec L..fnlnt, :Zdr, PS, 11klng $11,500. 814 ....141-4!2!. PB, automatic, good cond, $600. o .a.o .. 614-441-4717. 1178 Dodge 23ft motor home, extra cie1n, nc cond , $8,000. 1tt1 Buick Ltubre, 350, 4 brl., firm. 304-af5...3813 1nytlme. 1uto, 0 .0 . trtns ., 2 door, nlc. work car, $800. 614.,....~llt4! . For Sale: 1990 Wildernns , 18ft camper, wllott or extra1, 17,500. 188'1 Chl'l)' Chlv1t11, 47,000 It:· lull miiH, v1ry good cond, air, 614-448-1294 . aterto, 1uto 1f11ntmlaalon, tug- Suntrackar Pontoon 1984, 24ft , gtgl r1c:k, $1,500. 304-882-2038. whh lrtll., tnd ltfety equipmint . Mercury motOf', 35 hp . 198'1 ~ Omni, good cond , C.n Ntn 1t G1l'.tlls B<M~t $850. 75-t113 lfllr 5:00 Club.be $5,500. tiM-441 365. 1182-3002. horMgrewn FRANK AND ERNEST For ute 6 Cyt. Motor for a Ford Auto. $150. 614-446~5 37 Aner •....a. ttoo. 3& It Clntmslt ta,100, O.B_O,, 614-446-2306 1 er 3;30p.m ., 614245-9864 wort. Mewing lila. :Z twin bide, micrOWIYI, dlr.tle Itt, 4 chalrt, mlee. Evtrytl'llng muM go . 614- 84:HI:J13. m 7:05 Jefferaono 7:30 (}) U Family Feud (JJ Bowllchad (I) Ent-lnment Tonlght I]) Ill Moma' t Family tlll 0 Ill iUl Jeopardy I 1;1 I!] ID M'" ' S' H @ Home Run Oelby Bob Allison vs Henry Aaron NOW ON SALEII YAMAHA WAVEAUNNERS . Sotoo, P•••· 1m Dodge tnotor home, 304· 1079 Monte C.rlo, 33,000 oriQ, TT3· 5J63, Ch1rl11 Oeektr. mila, orig. Plint1 ~" along Fft . ft chta1 frMZtr, :J04.6n.23M OUnta.tn Fruft Form lual oil 91. Rl. Ill E. . of Albony. Wo aooapt otampo. - - . groon blono, homo _ . , ,.. 1;1 lor Sale 79 I ~~r wcmrthday Auguat g, 1190 Your circle of fr iends and acquaintances looks like It will be substantially expanded In the year ahead . Through these new acquaintances many doors • of opportunity could be op8ned lor you . LEO (July 23·Auv. 22) Follow your hunches In commercial matters today, especially II you are venturing in new ar eas . The profit available to you from un tapped sources could be substantial. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The A6tro-Groph Matchmaker can help you to unoerstana wha1 to do to mak e the r elation ship wor k. Mail $2 to Match m aker, P .O. So.: 9 1428 . C leveland , OH 441 01-3428 . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt . 22) You're lrk ely to be lu Ckier today in partnership arr angement s th an you will be ac ti ng on your own. This coutd be especially true if il involves two r eli able friends . LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 23) Cond itions continue to tr end favorably lor you ag ain tod ay tor achie ving m eaningfu l o bjectives. Selec l worthy ta rget s and fire wh en r eady. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Matters of lhe heart could occu py th e m os t impor· Jant pages in your book of life Ieday Something rather wonderful is m a development al stage. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc . 211 Fi· nancial c onditi o n s lo ok e x tremely enc ouraging lor you today both where your earning abilities are c oncerned as well as generating funds from a second source. Try to make both pay oft . sur es may be requi red to day 1n order to s trengt he n your l1nancial position rn 8 iUl Quantum Leap Sam leaps into the hfe ol a )'Clung trapeze artist (A) 1;1 ARIES (March 21 -Ap<il 19) Select members of your family Instead of outsider s as yo ur conf idants t oday. The counsel you 'll recei ve from them will be lo ving as well as logical 111 China Beach McMurphy learns that lree love can exact a hea vy emotional toll. (A) Stereo 1;1_ tlll «2> 111 Top Copt Stereo I!] 111 New Twilight zone ~ Ev111ing NIWI aJ 700 Club With Pat TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't be a fraid to think in expansive terms today . What you' ll envision will be reac hable, bec ause It will pique the imagin ation of enthusiastic supporters. GEMINI (Mar 21-Juno 20) Lady Luck ~ ontlnues to favor you in m atters that pertain to your career and malerlal se· curlty . These are the areas to prospect CAPRICORN (Dec . 22·Jon. 1t) Some- 11 you're looking tor nuggets ol value CANCER (JUIMI21.July 22) The charisthing good you already hove going tor matic manner In which yo u present you can still be Improved upon . It per - · yourself today will have a stimulating l&lns to yo ur career and It might lr1Volve Impact on others. You'll be aspeclally assistance from a member ot the oppoImpressive to people who meet you lor site gender . AQUAIIIUS (Jin. 20-fob. 11) lillo mea- \he llrst time. RQbertiOII 10:05 (I) MOVIE: Fort Apache (2:45) 10:30 I!] ID Tart ® crootc & Chua 11 :110 rn • Cll Ill m t11> 112>111 1!J1 Hewo (!) TwiHght Zone (l) Nonwotch IIJ) 111 ArMnlo Hall iiJl Miami VIet ® Con-tion With Dinah ~ MoneyiiiMI 0 Botrnttn 11 :30 Ill tl)l Tonight Show Stereo . (JJ Mognum, P.l. _ . _ IEExploring :"tPotchwofll the creativity of the very Old. Nlg!lt1!1M1 t:;l gNiglllc- ea~y I but wt;en I work la1e not a soul chu<:~ 0 . A PRI NT NUMBERED tEllERS 1 ~ IN THESE SQUARE S ~ic:~~~~ER l ET TER S 10 I III III j ~ .1 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Prompt - Graph - Crest - Jester - PROGRESS The filth grad er a sked lhe Englis h teacher. " II p ro and con are opposiles. is Congress the opposite of PROG · RE SS?" BRIDGE NO RTH M11·90 +u · ~\~73 lly James Jaroby • Q4 Wh en Cecil Head won the L t fe Mas ters Pa 1rs tn l94 8. tl wa s t hf' most prestigious brt dge patr rompet ttlon m the United Slat es He 1s now r et tr ed m Hendersonvill e. North Carolt na. but he demonstrated that his brid ge skill s have ha rdl y d im inished. by wmnm R the award for best -played hand rn the !989 Epson Worldwrdc Brrdge Con· test He held loday ·s South ca rd s and had to make live clubs doublrd Decl arer won dumm y's ace of sp ades and ruffed a spa de Next he played ace and r ulfed a heart Then he led a club fr om his hand. West took the A· Q of dubs. bul now . rather than lea d awa y from the kan g of dia monds, played another spade Hea d discarded a dta mon d from dummy as ht· ruffed He then played acr and Jack ol dra rn onds. t aking th e ruffm g fmess(>' thro ugh West Thai brought in th e dou bled r ont ract and was s t rong prool t ha t his per fo r mance 41 yf•ars ear Iter 10 wtnmng that li fe masters pat rs w;:~ s no II ukc Toda y 1! IS more co mmon to pass th e South ca rds as dea ler . tnt rnd m g to co me tn la ter wtt h an unusua l notrum p btd t o show both m 1nor s Th e +J 10 7 ' 4 WE.ST ~A>T +K QIU J ~ +J 9862 • 82 · K~JI0 \ 4 • 73 • K 9 /1 ti + + AO SOl 1T H .6 + 3 t A J \0:1~ .K 9/1~:~2 Vu lnerable Ne1 ther Dea ler Sout h South 1t Wi' sl l)bl Nor t h Redb l Ea!il I• 2+ 2+ :< + •• 5. Obi All pa:-.:-. Openr ng lea d +K L - - - - - - - - - - ---' advantage of h100 mg ea r ly ts tnat you get a fre l for whet her partnN has .:ic· tual suppor t for either of your sut l s The disadva ntagr• 1s that partner Wi ll no do ubt p lay yo u l or more l han e 1gh t high-card po mls CROSSWORD by lHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 44 S gt. , 1 Light for one b e am 45 llsy-bitsy 6 Belgian DOWN resort 1 Caligula's 9 Pilasters language 10 Dramatis 2 Like an personae old woman 12 Jewelry 3 Play item for time 13 Dido 4 Allentlon 15 Badly 5 Computer 20 16 Urge output 23 paymenl 6 Scrutinize 18 Now (it.) 7 Criticize 24 19 British (sl .) 25 naval 8 Part 26 hero of N Y C . 21 Get - ol 11 Boring 27 22 French 14 Mooch affirmative 17 Prefix 29 23 Tell the with cycle cops (sl.) 24 Halve 27 Prearrange 28 Greel 29 Observe 30 Marine bird 3 t Mex ican ho t food 35 Pub potable 36 volatile 37 A cl ress Ail a 38 Lover boy 40 Subside 42 Charlie Brown 's e xpression 43 Not on your lila\ Ye1terday's Anawer 32 Century plant 33 Grow loward night 34 Abrasive substanc e 36 Middling 39 Catch-all abbr. 41 Notion Earth Stop; c heck Cut Room Telephone repairer Saaling substance As written (mus .) DAIL VCR VPTOQUOTES - Here's how lo work II : AXVDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One letter slands for another. In this sample A is used the three L's, X for the .two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ' for CRYPTOQUOTE AX VOKHXA F G X PG C HWNHPWY FXKM GNH IONK I K XT rn II) • One co-worker to another : "Whe n 1 leave work everyone tn the off ice knows. Complete the le quoled by follmg 1n the m•s song words L . . l -.L-l_ .L......Jl....J you deve lop from $l ep No J below _ (J) I]) PISCES (Fob. :ZO.March 20) Contrnue to keep a tight reign on situat1ons th at affect your p ersonal in te rests. If you delegat e any assignmenls , m ake sure the person knows he/she is to report IO you. N U P OT S " (I} Newl Don 't lake any looli sh risks. but. b y l he same t oken. don' t be afraid t o pu sh a li lli e har der ~ ~-.,;~~:;,~6,..:....,1;.7_:,1-=:.,1,..-1 NewaHour e"-m-303•. 1978 Mercury Cugar 25'1 engln1, @Top Card @ Sportolaok 6:35 (I) Andy Griffith 7:00 (}) U PM Mogaatno (JJ Andy Griffith (J) Inside Edition (!) (I) MacNalllohrer Ill Ill Current Affair tlll 112> m iUl Wheel 01 FortuiMI 0 I!] 1D Hight Court <1J Miami Vice ® Muelc Row VIdeo @ SportsCentor ~ Moneytlne all Scarecrow & Mra. King Ntwly rebuilt Yamah1 3 wheeler 814·388-11062. good cond, PS, PB, power wln- 57 5 U~J£ C.f t KM100 KIWINkl SJOO. 304-5162tlfl3. $1,200. 114-1'42·2251. a0'4ft, crul.., Moving S.le, profHeionll hllr ~h . Of.l TH£ 6pm wtcoollng, th«mosttls , lnat1lla· Slmene Ktnene $50. ! TJm.lK f:M €>UFF€R if.J G fi((JM 1:\URJ.JOUTI .--- - - : : - : --::::-1 ,..--- - , . . . - - - - , IN110 I S~'P YOU'Rf cAfE:..' IM:lllDERHOW ''GERALDO" GOf Af.l ~f.JT I R~ ">HOW 71 AUfOS fOr Sale up t»dd, Fordl tnd Ch•n. .:..:......:..::::.:..:..:..:.:.....:.:::::......_ Plek 1980 to 1ta1, no n~at , 304-t75'83 R•naul1 Aell1nce, 4 door, 6281!. oulo, good cond, 114,500 mtteo, TWo 350 motors. 1Wo 350 $1,350. 304-475-0566. "'"304-.'1111-1'421. 55 ----, I 1;1 I!] ID Three' a Company ARLO AND .I ANlr--- -- I CN 0 K K l--.,l,::...:.;ls,.:....;.j.:....:.;..j---4 . 1!J 3-2·1 Con11ct 1;1 tlll 112>111 CBS Nawa t:;l Accessories 51 ERS EQUIPMENT, Htndtr- b«ww1n 7-ltm 1nd 8-11 ~Newhart 0 evolution motor. 8,000 mUn. ApplOX, 1,225 bltN.' I!1.w48-'M11. condition. 814-1182-.'1970 Gllll1 I M11on County Ftlr Spocllto. Buy 1 choln IIW clurln rogutor prico got one FREE. g11 Today aJ Hardcastle And McConnlcll 1;1 6:05 (I) Ba•erty Hillbillies 6:30 (}) 8 iU) NBC NlghUy Hewo 1085 Hsrley Oavld110n . FXRS. L.ow glide, btlt-4rlven, 5-cpted, Mutch hoy tcr 1111, .40 por bate. 76 Duncan Phytte 3 pc. dlnlngroom lUll I , drop IAf llble 1 ClaW fMf, 8 chaJra, gl111, 2 aoor hutch and rou etched butflt. Good C.nnlng tomatott. Bring con· talner.. lllrshall Adamt. I!M-- \ Lind conlraot Llt:'l wMII 1nd doll on 1 nowly romodotod thNI btdroom houM In Pom.roy. Will ltka ouh, car, · -·2154. P1lnt Ph.11, 3()4.4175-40M. lnt•"h•rm ~World Aec.ssorln, S1rvl ee. RIVERH1y for SaM!. Clo¥er I nmothy. SlOE MARINE, Rt . 7 (acrotl Round 81111 In thl Flekl. I!M- from K-Mirt) Gllllpolls, Oh . 61•446-2424 24W69fl Husquvam1 ~. Hay 64 Ctnning tom1toee for ..... Brtng own oon111nera. 814-247· 2111. 1·112 trvck, boot, molorcyclo, otc. lot down poymant. lllko on olfor. Iundy Clalmlt rK8nlly o.,.rhoulod . :ze" Huffy to opood, Ilk• new, 304-t75-tB12. Vegetabl es qulrod. 614-5113-.'19:17. ClA~~IflfD AD~ 111-ntl 33'1-4&'t · 78't-EP'~o mltoo to llotgo High khool. Reftrtoell Bla 5 bedroom llrm home buln on your lot I35,DIUJ & up. 614- S1.. @ lnalde The POA Tour ME ''BROWNIE C~ARLES '' I'D 6 1VE ANnf\INGTO ~ E A R THAT AGAIN... 1!14-44&-7315. Blby CIIVH for Hit : 2 helf.,.., 2 bulls, 61ot-J88-8524. HOUN Botl, 34 ' Flbargl..a. 1972 Naut1-lln• 350 tng lnt, Hotlleln StMrtl, tor ute, wlappro)C. 1,000 hl"', n c. eond , $1.20/pound, 400 poundo, & up. 614-446-410il, 814-379-XJitO. 814-256-6162. 4503 trtmmere, 10% over <1J He-Man ALWAYS CALLED (J) Ill Ill ABC Nowa (!) Body Elec1rlc 1984 Suzuki RM 25, new clutchee I rlngl. $600. 1!1419t2· 3631. Cond . Futt atzo eonopy Bod $75. 63 Livestock or trodo lor Bunk · 614-4-4t- .:..:_ _:..;..:.,:.;;;..:..;__ __ Alllt: Chalmer l1wn Tractor, Exc. Clelrtnce 1 Cb good cond, 614-38B-8041 1978 S. Star 140 HP MtroruiH VO All acctMOr111, muet 11111 $1100. 114-311'71!17 PRETT'I LOVED Tl-lAT LITTLE 61RL .. AND miiNgt $400; Y1m1h1 4110 dirt bike, mint cond $1,000. or Hit, lrtdl, 8 : ~5:00 Wllkdl)'l, Sot. tilt Nooo. 7.6 Grtvety Tractor and Sulky. S~ E l RE ALLY low 1912 17 ft. St•rcnfl Tr+-Hull B01t 125 HP, Evlnrudt Engine, compllll top, new upholt1try. C.ll eM-286-1316 ahar 1':00 p.m. Bruce 8 ea 11·te -.,. - Jlm'a F1rm Equipment, SR. 35, Wtll Gllllpoila, 114-4'6-9777; Wlcllolioctlon- & uood lorm ttldOfl & lmptemenll. Buy, HIZNET I!] 1D Andy Griffith Motorcycles 1175 Honda 550 Four, uc cond, 1088 Red C1m1ro. 1 Ownlr, V8 -.. \ -v"" Hlrvetter, Rearrange letters of the sc ra mbled word s be· low to for m lour simp le words 1!J Roadrng Rainbow 1;1 74 SehniUZirt.~, P.r"'i!!i11[ _ F0111g1 0 lour (JJ I Oream Of Jeannie 1084 Ch1v., 314 ton C.rgo Van , 57,000 mll11, v.a, 11r I crultt, $4,500, tlrm. 114-446-3598. both $1,200. 30U7S·752ll. 1113 llogno V-45, $1000.00, lty (!) Dogralli High II'S linal exam time and Michelle takes caffeine pills to stay awake . C 4435. 814-9Q2 -2526 CompetMtvt 11llry and benefit. Country Setting. 4 bedroomll, 2Athena 5 hp tUtor $50. !'roo upriGftl pllno. 81411182-.'IMI. ~~:::·::::::::::::::~:5n::"':'54:·~-----------J-----------------58 Fruits & - grtd., btadt, $1,500. 3 pt . hhch $400. Chevy 6' bod 1350. 304451-1138. 2100 $2,800. 1fter 5:00 PM, 304-e?&- I 8 WOIO UMI 6:110 C1l u Cll Ill m t11> «2> m «2> Newe 614-092-1754 .. 114-1182-.'1550. F1nn111 C tr.ctor and pkM'a, Fox good cond, 11185 Pontile Grtnd Prix . 2 ton• roott painted . FrM tltlm1tea. ellver, 1h1r, c1r, $4,000 neg . Fred M1rk1, 304-173-9"118. Top Cl1h pttd. Old tumlture cuboardt, qulltt. orlent1l, pilntlngt, toy•, or Intire ntate \ 478-2518. YOI"j Rtg., Sagle Pupe, ·3 monthl old, $50 NC:h. 814-256-11!1t 1nyllm11, 614-446-4112 8-5 Ilk for lt•ve. Mlddl rt Ohl a ~ • o, Mch Bl. One bedroom fuml•hed lpf., dtpo•lt { 30U7a-32ao, 19711 CJ5 )Mp, WED., AUG. T~~:~;~' S©\\~lA-lt£tfS" Edlttd CLAY R. POUAN EVENING NOW 51-l E'S GONE .. vans & 4 WD's .:..:_ __ .,...:..__ ....,._ Buy or s111. Riverine Antiques, 1124 E. Ma in Stru -t , Porn~roy. Ho urs : M.T.W. 10:00 a .m . to 6:00 p.m., Sunday 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Contoet Fronk Topping, 1/2 blthe, oenfral hHt 1nd air, C.rthiiV«< ol Point Plaaunt. biNmant, attached 01rage. 20 from yr. old 21", S V2 hp mower $75, 1112-2600. 6 pc. wood group $14.01 par wMk. 4 poster b.droom suite, complete $15.20 per w..k, dlntttl with 4 chslrt $7.50 per wHk. Magic Ch•t 14 cu . ft. Retrlglf'llor $12.95 per we.tl., 15 CU . h. ft'Hllr, $10.90 WHk.VI' RI Furniture. Rl . '1-4 , 4 mll11 off Rl. 7..C.nten~ry. Opren 7 da y• I WHk. cloys 304-.'182·:1031. Btdgtr 7 ft. Hayblne, both ••· 2 pc. llvlrtg room .ulte 1110. 1 collont, -~Zt5 . tlon n~e ....ry. mlnutH 1e ft. ofwltl cablnat1, 11 ft. of cabiMto. 38 ln. aolld wood rront door. Dol.JbMI ptne wlndDwa, dlftlrlnt lllM. I!M-- ev.,.nga :J04.-e75-3117 or 304- 1888 Cub Cadet llwn tr.c:tOf', uc eond, 11 hp, 50"' cut, $2.800. Goods 1182 John DMra 450C doz.,., con 441-4m 51 61 Fann Equlpmem 231i - $1911 . Cotr614-992·7781. EOII. , I WI" Farm Supplies & Livestock Merchandise 60't.SO'a, Jllt-CitalcaiCountry· Big B1nd-Aock. 614m.&U7 M1rc Fultl. •SNAFU ® by ,. ,, I ,,, .z:;._/;, .. C?f0 Commerel1l Sign SpiCII Rt. 36 Manor and Riverside Aptrtm•ntl In Mlddltpor1 . From Coli (1) ...-.'187-11000 Ext. K· 7 room houH-good repair In 10189. l.ona Boltorn. OH. Sconlc ¥low of bhlo Rlver-3 miiH from EARN MONEY typing, FOflrod Run Slllo Pork, Shod• wordprociHing, ,.,.anti com- Rlvar Forni & toon to be 135,000/yr. lnoomo potor<lol . 11) public boll 111mpt. Owner 80U87-.'IOOO Ext. B-10169. dOCHHd, priced to Mil $15,600. $ ~ ::.-~ J.. JJJ!ll 54 Miscellaneous 61~46-3158 ~..';1""'c' rwqutrsd, 304·1102· Homes lor Sale Space lor Rent RENT TO OWN 35 Wut Apt. 2br, 1 bath, prlvtll enclottd petlo, cia.. to grocery a1o,.. & •hopping center, warer, ~~*~'· truh provld.ct, $265/mo. 8t4-441·1608. Financial 21 46 modtl . ti14·388-97S 2. 2 bedroom trtller tor rent GalllpoU• F.ny, partl1lly fuml• hed , ttN wattr & gtrbagl, phone ~ -==========:;::=====~:::::""'::··~=j Good ut td 25" cokw TV, Floor 141f60 2BR. Extrt Nlc., CA, Awnings, prl"tlle lot. Milt from Holzer. No Pets. !114-446-2300 44 _; ~tlzi!:?C Also ualterroom• I~CI.with All hook-upe. Jot cooking. 1 Call '"" 2.00 p.m., 304-7735651, Ul..,on WY. lor Rent 32U. '.src. ---c-c=-- lor Rent C.ll 814-la7-02271fttr Spm Ftdtrtl Jobt! E1m 121,000-$88,000 All occupetlont n11td~ Q~ eltrk, 614/GU-38-43. Ett1t1 7290, PorMroy, Oh . N.ag4-78511,EJ:t.G1 HouH 101 rent on Flalwood t Rd. No r::hlldr•n or lnsld• pel s = Furnished hook up. On bttck top ro.d. pleat~ a~plylng 73 One bldroom fumlshtd 1pt, utllltlll paid, 304-67!).2722. Pari laity r.need . Owntr wilt p~ r­ tltlly flnanct, 12,900. uklng ct.g,.., ¥tlld driver 1 llcenH 1ni1 good driving record, good communication nd orgtnlziUon l klllt, punctu1l, and 1bltlo 41 Houses lor Rent work u ptort ot • t . .m rtqulf11d ; 3 roonw & ba1h ~rtls ll y turIXJ*~nc. worillng whh I*· nlsl'led, loeat.t In town, 614toni with mental reltrdltlon 44e-4108, 01' 814-379-2740. 1ncl dtlt'llopment1l diNbllltl• preler~. but not required . 3br, 1 112 Mtha, gartga, nice S.l1ry: 1-4.26/hr, to 1t1rt. S.nd y1 ~d a1or1gl"bulldlng, CAhplant_ 1 rttuml to C.clll1 Bak.,., Buck· IUDCJivltlon, elty IC oo11 ey1 Communlry Strvlc.., P.O. $400/mo. pt,. deposit, 614-446Box 804, JackiOrl, OH 45&40; 2,.5. Exptrl..,c•d hilling and cool - niH tor 1111. BackatrMt VIdeo, Ing lnlfllltr. Mua1 btl willing Ia Pomtroy, Ohio. S.riout lnq. work. Send ruume 1o P.O. Box only. 614·it2-ti636. 35111 V1nce ~d . , HlrrtaonviU.. Rtln canctlal Aug. •10-11. 11 Maxine Mlchtel, Uurwl Clift, Pomeroy. B..eblll hr'llwk : il .m.-4p.m.1 Sun; 3&p.m. MITu!W· :Z nrw to be EXCELLENT WAGES tor tpare Fully ~quipped bel uty ahop, time IINmbly. E11y work If Get Into butlnen rHIIOnlblt . BHidl Summ1r lmsgt on 160. hom~~ . No t r perience n..ctltd . C..u l -504-641 -7778 Ell. 5214. 01ys: 814-44&-8713, Night : 614Open 24 houri, Including Sun- 245-8113. clly. VIdeo Aenl1l 1tor1 tnd busl- 1 : ~ : 00. 38 1c r11 2 mll11 from VInton. Good building 1lta1. No t.tlnsral Aoul1 2 Aahlon, 1 I Crt loll 3 miiH lOuth Gtlllpolil Lock1, public wattr, no rutrlcllona, acme with river fronlagt, 304- Eenolng 4 fomlly yord ""'· Auguot 8-11. Bthl9th. 10:00-ttl 6p.m. Onl mile put Aac:lnt High School. Jr. hiMr re~ldence. 51. Fh . 12•. Loti ol elothte, lnftnta thru ldul. Mlny alt. tteme. 1985 F250, 4 whll! drive, good condition. 1!14-149-2380 or &M· Mt-20011. Sl~~plng • 1183 Chevy El Cimino. Auto, 30!i PS1 PB, n.w pa int. Aun1 One bedroom 1pta. tor rlftt. 122! month. O.poelt r~ulr.d . Wool. 614-245-11~43 . Two pirt-tlm• poaftloM In 1 communfly oroop hame tor ~na wtth dfl•lopment11 diHbilhl• In J1ekton : Pl 2e hi"'M'k: 4-Sp.m., M-F; 4 hr-. to IJ4Ischtdul.d M-f; 2·hour WMkly a1atf meeting; or II otharwiH 8Chtdufld ; (2) 26 WANTED: Ert. Y-10188. choop. Lots & Acreage price. 304..fl75-2722. Would llk1 to blbyslt for young bablll and toddltra . «114·992· Now 35 45111'4 . EARN MONEY ANding bookel IIC0-2112-1364. Mlddlepon & VIcinity ,.,urn" Will do pt.intlng lnttrlor, Ill· t1rtor, cle1ning, wMkly, apeclal jobt, Glenn w-cCI•IIIn, 104-675'1160 •ftsr 4:00. FUL PAID TRAINING . Mutt bt high achool grad 11-24 call 1· Pomeroy, Wanlld: P1r10n to perform MCretsrlll & onice m1n1gemant dutln, tor con.tructlon oHk:•. Must be tblt lo word proc111, fl~ I convtrll well wtl:h othert, Ple~&e Mnd to : P.O. Box 128, Ala G,..ndt, OH EARN UONEY R11dlng Baoltal $30,000Jyr. lncom. poltnflll. Now l'llring. {1) 805-667-6000 Elt. Y4562. 130,000/yr. tncomt Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity Vlttogo Pizzo tnn, ntghl cook nNdld, 1pply In ptl'lon, 3004 JICkson A¥e. acheduted. BOTH: Hl~h aehool :Someone to tear down 1 112 atory old houM tor lumber, mull haul owoy oil truh, 304· .:,9_..;,W;_:a:..:,n:..:,ted:..:,.;,:t0:._:8,:U,!.y_ 173-m61 or 304-:112-4257. Eltclrtc, window,:Z aklrtSkyline tg. 1tnbay 14x70 SR., lng, a1tpt, good condition . Frsnch Clly Brokorogo. 614-446- ..hldutod s ... & Auction country Coll1o8Q0.729-4045iordotollo. "1134=o._ _ _ _ _ __ w,2-hour wHkly .ran mMtlng; or 11 olhlrwl11 Public Sale a,.y and Whlta 3112 mo. outekla Help Wanted ot 0 0 good. h.250. 81411192-7641. 614-446-9580. prtoo 1 614-25H011. t962 ChOYy s-10, V-.'1, ohort bad, llborgtuol-r, 30U75-:zeo4. HCurhy d.pMII 1nd Gel I montht tNt rent 304-1TJ-6101 $12,900 dellv•~ and HI up. un~~on.vobt• ... MOW~i-li'7 A ~~NT cvc...--\'- 1880 3 quar11r ton chevrollt, 4 wh•t drive; 1M8 S-10, Nk1 ni'W, D The Daily Sentinel- Page- 11 Television Viewing I 14-1112-5275. Now aocepting 1ppllc1tlon1 for Maeon Apt•, .:IC, frM tra•h pi ck up, tlundry room, equal hou-. lng opportunity. CION to Khool• 1nd ltort. Pay tun Room• to r rent • ._. ... or month. Starting 1t $120/mo. 01lllt Hotel. •h• 1/J/om:;f.l euMI'Jil H~, M~ lt.l'lIISIIii.Ei Ff!.lfNO 1tn GMC 1000 Chiller Axle, 427, g1a, 5x2, 13-112 ft . 11umlnum dump teleacopt hoyal tr~k. 446"336 SPECIAL Faelory to you111i1, 2 or 3 btdroom14110 modtll .. Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 1990 bod. $3500. 614-tlli2·31M or 1141182-liiM. Nietly Fumtthld UobU1 Home In ctty. CA. Suil1blt for 1 p~r­ eon . Ref. &Oep Aequlrld 8,.._ 45 8. 1f77 1 ton Fo rd Truck. Stell o.poah, 1!14 448 0338. Coll : lt4-36~;7 lueball Card & Comic ShDw. 5p.m. K.lnaup KlrtMood 1:Zx&0 2BA, I XC. Wednesday, August 72 Trucks lor Sale not tulltbll for no peta, $300/mo. g1rsge, chlldNn, 1990 BORN LOSER Larry Wright Nlc:tly Fum 'ed Small houtt, lor Sale daltzlng, bruldn; and entry. Stooling on mr PIOI>O<IY lndlon Lau Road ..,.J.. ran ·Aldal", .... ~ County. Prapti1J. ..~ two '750111 truck Urea compllta by lor Rent both, 614-44&-2461. Announcements KIT ' N' CARLYLE® Apartment Hou11 In Northup, 6 moms & a 8, Wednesday, August DXJLFZA WH N EXC P NAZPGWAD J WI 0. 0 A G WH P X HNTCOJ • Y..ter..,'• CrwtcMI•ote: TRUE ENJOYMENT COMES FROM AC1WITV OF THE MIND AND EXERCISE OF THE BODY: THE lWO ARE EVER UNITED. -HUMBOlDT 0 1110 11r ICirtt ~ s.,. r * ·111c. � 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. 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