https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/93c49790003b344934413d3939d5f5b5.pdf 6448fe220ed06760b7e47752609a2709 PDF Text Text Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 8, 1990 WIN AT FOODLAND ••• A free Microwa~e r----------------------------i II I FOODLAND ENTRY BLANK IName: ............................................................. l I Address: ......................................................... ~ II City: ................................................................ 1I 1Phone: ............................................................ ~ I MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE TO ENTER. I ·----------------------------~ l'l!J!liW S\WFl' i GROUND ROUND Dodgers top Reds 4-2 to • even senes Pa e 4 Vol .41. No .68 County ~JARTERS GALLON 12 PAK 12 OZ. CANS 49~. 99( I ~~~--------------------•!!.!!!.!!!!!.!!!!!~!11 BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON NEW U.S. NO. 1 RATH BLACK HAWK I HOT DOGS 1 WHITE POTATOES DOZ. $1I 10 LB. I BAG I liMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 810.00 ADDITIONAL PURCHASE THR . 11 1990 DEEP PIT! - Roger Manley of Manley's Recycling is pictured In the It-loot deep pll localed near his maintenance building In lower Middleport . The pills being dug In preparation lor before our refrigerators werf' filled wilh disposable 1wo liter bottles a nd before wr worrird about recycling our aluminum NORTHWESTERN SHAVED HANOVER PORK & NS .l179 14.5$1 3 GALLON oz. CAN TURKEY BREAST $ ',TIDE 39 oz. DETERGENT BOX 1 GALA PAPER 99 TOWELS CLOROX LIQUID GALLON BLEACH LIBBY VIENNA ~A~~· SAUSAGE LIBBY 3 oz. CAN POTTED MEAT $ 99 .i NORTHERN 1BATHROOM 6 'TISSUE :~~~ 2 business later this year. The baler will enable Manley w bale recycable products quicker and In larger quantities lhan before. Carbonated Beverage" and "Ma glco la " . The "Bus ier" boli lt• I> marked .. Middlepon. Ohio" leadi ng Manley to believe. logi call y, lhal the producl wa s boltled in Mlddlrporl. The sa me bollle IS s tamped wllh I he dal e .J uly 12, 1922. The pi I, which is 14 feel deep, rs loc atrd near Manley's m aintf'· nance building in lower Middle · pori. II Is be in g dug 1n prep"ra lion for a nt•w piecE· of equipmenl called a pit baiPr . The baiL'r, which is being su pplied lo Manley's by Eli En te rprises of rleveland. will Ia bale cardboard a nd plasrlc pound bales , da1ng It quicker and in larger bales I han ever before. The baiL'S of cardboard appear robe made up mostly of cartons, while I he conlenls of I he plastics balPs vary. co ntaining Pvery lhing from e mpl y soda and products In much bPttrr time. The equipment will al so allow the recycling operation to shovC"I bleach bot tlrs to di sh drainPr s. Manley's OPf"ration a crPpt." cardboard on a donation-on !;. its rec ycla bles lnlo lh P baler from the floor of I he pl a n I. in str ad of loading thf' items onP piece al a lrme. ThP baler can l hrn bale lhr producls inlo 1,000 ba sis . As for Ihe old bollles. Manley Is al low Manley and his operation Ry United Press International A small clustcr of showers and thunderstor m s moved into ex · trrmr sout hern ohio ear ly Thursda y morning , bul ol her · wlsr across the statr It wa s dry a nd coo l. Th e showers dumped some heavy rains on ponions of Scioto a nd Adam s coun lies during lhr nigh I due Ia their slow movement -c log ging along al only aboull5 mph Ia Ihe north. Wea l her radar indlcaled as much as 2 ~ Inches fe ll in some areas. Elsewhere In lhe stale, onlv VAUD 1115-4111110 • •• • • POST TO ASTIES - 18 OZ. Corn Flakes BUY 1 GET 1 BELL BOY FREE With Coupon .., ... W lo: Goo ... , . . . Cor,., P.O. le1 .01. l•k.. "' 1.. 60to1 OLIVES JAR V-0 5 SHAMPOO L---------------------------~ 1 ='~' FOOIUIID SPICI&l CDWON [!i) r---------------------------. BANQUET 1 ""'" I ! I I FROZEN BANQUET ORIGINAL$ FRIED CHICKEN BOX 29! SVARIEnES Cream Pies 14 01. lOX BUY 1 -GET 1 I I ~---------------------------- We Re1orve The Right To limit Ouant~lu. Price• EHactlve Through Saturday, Auguot 11. 1990. USDA Food Stampa and WIC Coupon• accep1ed. Not raaponalbla for or pictorl1l errors. sr('k lng information about thr "B us ier" oprralions a nd "Magicola" Showers move into southeastern Ohio ----------------------------~ POODLUD Vlll 01 P 1 r::;-1 I II.III1IIKlDD'S COIJI'OW ~ 3 FOODLAND PIZZA • pop cans . The bottlPs onC'f' containPd solt drinks now unheard of. "Bustf'r LB. a new ph baler which Is to be Installed al the By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Stall New radio transmitting and receiving equlpmenl lor lhe Meigs County Sheriff's Deparlmenl was a lopic at Wednesday's regular meellng of lhe Me igs Counly Commissioners. The bid, received from the Motorola Corporation, listed to· tal equlpmenl cos! al $59,634.53. Jeff Hall, a representativ e from Motorola, staled lhat the coverage area tor lhe new system would be approxlmalely 95 percenl of the county. This new equipment, II Installed, Is ex · peeled lo Improve quality of radio lransmlsslon In lhe Long Bottom and Reedsville areas where recepllon has been minimal. ro mmlssloner David Koblentz related the problems expe· rlenced by Emergency Medical Services and Life Flighl person · nel In reaching and lreating aceldenl victims In thai area of lhe county . The problems h ave been especially obvious recentl y, he said. since multiple accidents on Slate Route 124 near Long Bottom have occurred this s ummer . The new system. II is hoped. will e llminale this problem a nd will improve sheriff's response and medical lrealment in lhal used unlil res•nlly by I he Meigs County Dog Warden. Hobstetter rrportrd lh i.:tl ser - area_ vice from thr dog wa rdf'n 's department will be " l?mergPncy only" until a repla cement truck According to Meigs Coun1y Juvenile Officer Ca rl Hy se ll. who has been co ns ulted eoncernlng lhe new system , It appears thai the system repealer would be installed at the Soulheaslern Ohio Emergency Medical Servi- A moll on 10 apply for a 1991 Oh io Liller Conlrol Gran I. which would enable lhe county lo ces tower. located near Vet£'rans continue that pro~ram next year Memorial Hospital. SOEMS, If lhe repealer is Indeed Installed on rts tower, will charge the county S850 per year. This figu re is considerably lower than the costs of In s talling a new lower In lhe courthaust"-sherlff' s office a rea . Action on lhe bid for radio equl pme nl. lhe onlv one reeelved. was tabled · unlil nexl week 10 allow Sheriff James M. · Soulsby a nd olher cou nty offl cials to review the bid proposal. Co mmiss ioner s will act upon I he bid al <he nex1 regular meelln g on Aug. 15. Th e commissioners authorlzPd Co mm ission Clerk Mary Hob· was approved al yeslerday's commissioners meeling. The gran ! appllcalion will be In lhe amount of $60,000. If lhe state granl Is approved, the litter conlrol program fo r Meigs Counly in 1991 would lotal $72.000. when combined wpth the malching funds from the co unty of $12,000 . The commissioners also ap· proved a revi sion on the IV-D Serv ice Agreement -Provider Con 1rac1 between lhe Meigs County Prosecuting Attornev's o ffice a nd lhe Meigs Counly st£•tter to advertise for bids on a 1982 Ford, used until recenlly as a shPriff' s cruiser, a nd a 1982 Ch evrolet lrurk The lruck was is purchased somet ime nex t Wl'f'k Depanment of liuman Services . The DHS has agreed to absorb a $i.OOO increase in th e contrac t due 10 an unexpecledlv heavy caseload . The m'w contract cove rs I he period fro m May 9. 1990 unlll Orlob<>r 9. 1990 Manley digs 14-foot deep pit State trooper tells court McGinnis for new recycling equipment By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Slat! ThP digging or a deep pil a l Manley's Recycling is providing a placP for an expensive new piece of equipment as well as lendin g Roger Manley and hi s sla ff a glimpS<' inlo Ihe pas I. A pari of Manley's opera lion is located on lh e slle or lhe old Mlddleporl City Dump. While digging lhe new pit, c rew s discovered lwo soda bollle s which give a glimpse Into Ihe sofl drink bu si ness of Ihe pa s1- long 40' Off LABEL • COinl...... lllSSIOD • tables action on bid JUMBO TREAT CHICKEN 2 Sections, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, August 9, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 BAG HOLLY FARMS GRADE 'A' Low lonighl in mid 60s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Friday, high near 80. Chance of rain 50 percenl. • 4 LB. ICE CREAM 1°/o MILK Plck·3: 350 Pick·l: 0360 Cards: 6-H: l·C: 9·D; H,~ Super Lotto 7-8·18·25-28·36 Kicker 778899 PURE SWEET SUGAR EXtRA lEAN Ohio Lottery "BUSTER" AND "MAGICOLA"- While the pit forhlsnew pit baler was being dug, these two soli drink bottles were unearthed. The aolt drlnkll are believed to have been bottled In Middleport. scat trrPd clouds were reported Thur sday murnlng . Tempera · tures wpre in thr 50s, except In Pxtr rme sou th l?rn Ohlo, where they were s till holding in lh e lower half of Ihe 60s al dawn . could not have been tied up in Jeep HUNTINGTON, W.Va . tUPI ! - An accident reconstruction expert of lhe Kentucky Sta te Pollee lestifled Wednesday 1ha1 wile -murder suspecl Lyle McGinnis could nol have been lied up when his Jeep barrelled over an embankment the day a fl er his wile's body was found . McGi nni s had Iold police afler hl' was found Nov 30 a l lhc bottom of a ravine near Oliv£' Hill, Ky .. lhal abductors bound him Inside hi s Waggoneer and jammed a slick belwcen lht• acceleralor, propelling Ihe vehi c lc down lhe hllls ld P. But Trooper Randy Noble I old the court McG inn is would havl' sustai ned more bru ises and fa clal damage had he been tied and propped up behind lhe sleering wheel The offi cer also said <here were no skid marks on Ihe highw ay bu 1 some tire impressions on a grassy area ju s t off Ihe road. Asked by lhe prosecution lithe Jeep could have gone airborne had II been slopped on Ihe gra ssy s pol a nd a slick placed on lhe pedal, the officer replied, " I don't think it could have gone airborne from that point " McGinnis was fo und lhe daj' afler Kathy McGinni s was disco vered ln a pink jogging suit behind Ga leway Shopping Plaza In Sl Albans. a slra ngulalion vi ctim A plrre of t elephonP cord was wrapped around hpr n£'ek and a pla s tic garbage bag was over h er head . The accou ntant. who already ha s plPaded guilt~· to emtx>zzling h is clients in a fedP ra l cas£'. has inSi s led he •·as kidnapped and lefl 10 die in Ken lucky . Severa l Ken1ucky residents lestilied Ihe! saw a Jeep Waggoneer matching Ihe one owned by McGinnis hours earlier Iha t day . Paul Williams Co oper of Olive Hill sa id he saw lhe veh ic le parked across from his house aboul 7 l'l a .m . wilh I he parking lights on . Kenny Slone said he and Rick Webb li kewise spotted lhe four · wh£'el driv e vehicle en route to work, and that lhe driver ap - peared lobe napp ing Another Olive Hill resident, Donna Prost. told tht' court shp saw lhc .Jepp lwice a l US 60 and Kcnlu c ky 209 - once al 5:05 am ., and again 15 m i nutes JatE'r . Conl inued on page 12 Contest being held to select first name for "Miss Meigs' Ry BRIAN J. REED Sentinel Stall Wrller In February, Micha e l Warner <J nd Po mer oy Attorney Fred W. Crow purchased a miniature cow . This red angus cow now weighs 150 pounds and Is approxl · malel y oone a nd one-hal l vears o ld . · Livl ng In a pasture with cows of a normal age Ihal wergh approxl · mately 900 pounds eac h, lhe dw;Jrl cow Is lh e only one of It s lypP in Ihe county. Crow and Warn er have named their cow "Miss Meigs" . Mi ss Meigs does not assoclale with her pasiUre·mat es. Warner be li eves thai this is because she Is upset over Ihe ra cl lhal she has no first nam e. A first name, according to Crow and Warner, would give lhe cow her dignity and perhaps some self conlldenc,.. Miss Cuyahoga County, Miss Franklin County and Miss Hamilton County, all co· Inhabitants of the pasture, look down on Miss Meigs County since lhey are big fat cows with more than plenly to eat. As a result, Miss Meigs, as a call was forced to eal from the mother's hind teal. Miss Meigs, according to her owners, now feels that she has been nursing on the hind teat for too long. Poor Miss Meigs has lost her self confidence and needs IO have II res lored . In order for this lo happen. Crow and Warner feel lhe need fo r Mi ss Meigs Ia have a first nam r A contes li s being held Io gel for Miss Me igs lhe tlrsl name lhal she so desperalely needs . Local businesses will be offer lng prizes lo lh e e n lranl whose n ame Is selecled, and lhey Include : Powell's Super Value . four po rter hou sf' steaks; Kroger, on e ham : Jaymar Golf Course, one gall lesson under hypnosis given by Dr. Will Childs; Me igs Tire Center, pne wheel align· me nt ; Bank One, one $50 U .S. Savings Bond, Simon's Pic a Pair, o ne pair of shoes: Dale Warner . one sack of twets ; Farmers Bank and Savings Company, one duffle bag: Mayor Richard Seyler, lour of Pomeroy VIllage Hall: Clark's Jewelry Store, one s urprise package; and a three month subscription from The Dally Senllnel. There will also be a $50 savings bond from an anonymous donor. Crow says that the cow will be on display at the Meigs County Fair and In dawnlown Pomeroy. You will recognize her Instantly , he says, because she will be dressed In her bonnet, neck ribbon and a polka dot diaper . Entries may be mailed on a postcard to P .O. Box 668, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 or dropped off at the Dally Sentinel Office. MISS MEIGS - Attorney Fred W. Crow, left, Is pictured with "Miso Melp" and co-owner Michael Warner. Mlu Melp, who Is In need ol a Ifni name, resides on Warner'& lann near Pomeroy. Get Quick Results! Place A S5 Per Oay ·Bulletin Buarll· Allvertiscment In The Daily Sentinel Classilie1l Section. �Thursday, August 9, 1990 Commentary, The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MMON AltE ,\ ~~ ~v ROBERT L. WISGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER or ThE" United Press I nternat iona 1. Inl and Dallv Prt:'Ss Assodatlon an d l ht' American Nf'wspape>r Publis her s Associat.ion L ETTERS OF' OPINION are welcome. Th('y shou ld be l ess rhan 300 word!1 long AIIIE>!tf>rs are subjec t to editing and must be stg ne<l wllh nam(', address and telephon{" num !X'r No unsl~npd lf'fters wil l tw publ lshPrt Lf'tters should be In .'!OOd tast e, addres\lng Iss ues. not )X'r sonall tl es Budget stalemate • no surpnse By BUD NEWMM\ WASH I NGTON IUP I J - In al lea s! onr resJX'CI, mcmb,·rs uf Co ngrrss are no diffrrrnt than ordinar y Americans- thPV don't li kP to m a kr rr ally tough drCisions until th('\ ab<..io hJtrlv havf to. So it should come as no surprisr that co ngn'"Siona l o nd Whitr Housf' budgf't negotiators, who bt'gan on Ma.v 15 trving to rra c h an agr eeme nl l o I rim I he deficil bv $511 billi on nexl vearand $5!10 billion ove r five years , have put ofr 1~ntil Sc·ptemUPr fnak1ng the· difficult cho ices such hu ge reductions rcqu11r . Anyone who expec trd an early budget ;Jgrrf'mt>nt in Junr . .July or even August ig norrd a basic ruil' of po l iti CS c.md IPgl slating lawmakers almost nevf'r do any thing h;;1rd until fared with a " drop dea d'· dea dline when furthf'r delay is impossiblP. And I hal IS especially I rue in I he casp or I he lemporan lv Sf ailed budget summ it bee a USP the iss ur s a n<.l c hoicrs i nvolv('d in rutting 1tw deficit go right to thp heart of wha t thl' two polit ical part ie:-. sJ\" thPv sfand for- defense. taxes, dom(•stic progr am s a nd brndit s for Hw old , I he sick and I he poor. "What negotiators need is a dradlin l'. ·· s;lid SP n Llovd BPnt srn. DTrxas, a bud get negotiator . "\-Vp nt •t·d ru bt • up aga inst rh P v..r<.tl l That's where we'll bf:' (in Scptembf'n ·· An aide to anothpr Democratic rwgotra tor fdlst• r vf•d th il f · nobodv gPts political points from doing th r budgf'l . Tht• budget J'i p;Jln. lhrough and Jhr ough. ThP budge! 1., Cas'"' 1111 .. Adding to th e fact that so many bud gf't t'htttcl'" o~r~> diffit'ul l i.e, thdt fact th at members of Co ngrrss do not .Vf'l third.; 1tldl \·uu·rs \"ir•w tilt· defic it d i lemma is a pnonty. · "Th(•rr ·s no co nsrnsus on thf' bucl grt J JH l 1ht ·1 ( •· 'i no pc rTPt \"I' d nt'Pd for actio n i n the co unt ry, so the.v dithN. ·· rhr DC'm ocr at I<' l.l ldl' o..; a id of lh<• budge! nego lial ors By comparison. ll:ls\ Thu rsday . thr dd\ l r;rq i m ·aded nC' ig hbor ing Kuwa it, t he !l ouse ru shed th r ough a n•sol ui Jon rondrmn in g I)H ' invas ion a nd imposing the sa mr sa nrtior1c, againsr Iraq th,lt Prrsidcnt Bush ordered ear l ier 1n thP dav . Tht• S!·nale passf•cl a sr parate sanctions resolution later in thr d.1~· Bul I he budge! i s nolI hal easy. De mocra Is havr been urging slncr Ihr talks be gil n in Md.'r" rhat Gush ·use his "bu lly pulpil" 1o tell Americans a boul I he gravi 1y or 1hi' dl'flc i 1 cr isis and th e sacri fices they must makr to deal with ir Bush declined, say in g hP would ra ther arldrrs ."i \' OtPrc, aftPr nrgo t!ators re ac h an agrecmen1. Democrats havP warned that lJv then it may be too latr to rally congressional and publw support for th E> spending cuts and tax increa ses nf'Pdf'd to sl ash the dl'fir· it. FortunatP ly for the nation. therr is a " drop dpacJ" dPad l inP approac hing fo r bud~ e f n0goti ators- Oct. I . thf' f ir s t da v of fiscal y~a r 1991. · If then" is no budgf't ag r ee mrnt b) t hr n. fh P a d min is t r~ltiun will order the tmpositJOn of $100 b!lilon i n automatic. across -th P-board spe nding cuts spilt between dcfenst' and dom('sti c pr og ram s Thosr cut s would not !a kr r ffrrt un I il Oct . 1~. "0 C'u ngrpss rr<:~! ly· has unlil lhen lo undo I he reduclion s ordered Oci I Both s1drs sa.v suc h cu ts would dPvas tatc hundred s of kf'\ IL-clrr~ll aC' IJVI Il es. from defending ltlf' na t ion to environm ental protrction to drug war. So both sid es want to avoid thl' cu ts. Congrrss will bC' on its rnon th -long su mmn rf'C('ss un til L Jbor Do .\' Aftrr that . budget talk s arr f' .I((X'Cif'd to resumf' thr f ir'> I WPC'k of SP ptf'mbPr with lhf' goal nf n •a rhing an agn.?C'mPnt b·v aOOut Srpt . 10 . That would g ivf> Congn?s'> about thrl'c WPrks to implemC'nt thP agn •C' nw nt b.\ culling bark prf'vious ly passpd spend ing bills to nc·w IowN lr\·f' l s rtlfl ui rC'd b_ \ ' t hC' agn' rmPnt and bv pulling thP ord(•n·d Sil\·1ngs into l'ffcrt Hut riDJJ·r lw survrisPd if the Srpt 10 dPadl in P for an agn•(·nwnt s lip'i Ttw rPal deadline for action on thr drflcit is Oct 1. Or 1:-. it Oct I .l'., Wh I<' hP\"f•r it i ~. don't ex peel J bud gr t Gl greC'mC'n r much bcforP t hrn An l' ;.t rl lt'I J-ld(' l would violatP J long-, tanding co ngres ston al trad iti on of \\i liti ng until thf' \ 'f'fV la st minutP to mak e toug h choicrs. Berry's World Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Fisk ties Bench's HR mark in 5-1 defeat Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, August 9, 1990 Beer drinkers oppose sin tax ~a~n~d~{]~~7~~A_c_v~ ~ eA: _.:.:s~,_,_,_~ WASHINGTON- Higher "s in taxes" on alcohol and c igar ettes arr i1. dPficit -buslt>r that, accordin g tu thP polls, m!1J!' t han 80 prrrcnt of Amprican."i <'Ould livr with . Bu t ovPrwhclrning public suppor t is no gua r.J nH'l' uf" overwhrlming congrt•ss i fln al suppor t. Every two years. r un· gress lis l ens l o I he people. J·~vP ry da.v . C'ongrrss listens to ~pPri;tl in trrrst lo bbvists. F'rdera l excise taxes on brer have not been incn.?aspd sincE' 1951. On(' special intPrPst lobby Thr Brer Drinkers of America. is ta ilor-made to maintain thr sta tu s quo. Its nam e conjurrs up an im agr of good -timr guys ~(Xl.OOO mPmbC'rs v. ho ju st w.HI! to prrsl·rvp their ngh t to k('i'P and brar brrr . Bu t the group might mon' appropriat ely be called thr Brf•r Milkl'rs of Amer ica. Its mrmbrr · ship is hf'<lVY with bartrndrr s. h;n· ownPr"i and brPr vrndors. an(l it r0 li r.s on contr i but ion ... from I ht • big brPWPrs, including M tllrr and AnhPuser llusc h Thr HPPr Drinkers drf' ;1 rrglsl <' r<' ci lobby. bul l he group hasn't fllt>d ;1 ny financial sta iP· nwnts wl ltJ Congrpss fo r a vr,1r i lhr st a tf'nwnt s an• dur q,udr tPrly1 . Ma_vbp t hC'st aff has IJrt·n too bus.v trying ro stop sin L.1xro... l·:a rlier I his spring Cap ilol Hil l \\'Ols inunda tc·d with Pf'tition..., f ro m the BeC'r Dr inkers warning against a tax i ncr ease. Jlep. Andy Ireland. Jl .fJ a. v.Totr back to his constituent s wllOS(' namrs were on thOSf' prt! tl on.s. "Imaginr rnv su· prise," Ireland repor1Pd in ..1 lf'tter t D hi s eo l\raguPs In t hl' Housr. ··whpn l began reri'iving lptt Prs from bC'wildered cons! it u Pnts." Somr whose nanws ap ppared on thr prtitions clai mrri I hey had never heard or I he Beer Dri nkers ol Amer ica. They fa vored an increase in the exc ise lax. And lhey were miffed l hal someone had signed their names. Bill Schreiber. execu t !vedirPCtor of Bl'l'I" Dr inkers, to ld our reporfrr Pau l Zimm erman th at al l lhP signatu res were legltimale, and Ilia! lhe peopl e muSI have forgollrn I hal lhey signed. La sl year, lhe Beer Drinkers n('ws l et t er. "Heads lJp," rc · porled thai lhe Congression al Budge! Offirr opposed l he lax mcrease t oo. Rul lhP CBO only gal hers dal a for Co ngress it dors nol Jakes sides. CBO Di recto r RobPrl Rci scha uer dr· m anded, and got. a retra ct ion from th e Beer Drinkers A0cr Dr inkPrs, he adqu artered in Cost a Mrsa, Calif, describes itsrlf as a non-pro fit consumrr tno pun intrnrtrd) organization . Schreiber says lw lfoflhegroup's supp ort co mPs from cc .. 1mrrr;. and r hr rPst frnm thl' hn'w in g indu st ry But ln th r HP!'I" Dr inker·s 14W.\ strategy , ra l iPd r1 "FiPld Oprra · lion s Plan ," thl' Pmphasi s is on attract in g ll iO IH ' )-' not fr om br er dnnkcrs but fro m bPf>r sPII Pr'i The grou p sci as il s goa l $200.000 from 400 beer wholesaler s and $00.000 from 5.000 con sume.-, pa_ v1ng $10 rarh in mf'mbPrship dues . The bailie plan again sl higher ('XCiSf' taxes was to schedulC' me<>llngs l o bend lh e ears or 36 se nal ors, 296 represenl allves, 1R governors and numerous other stale pollllcians . Wllh George Bush' s aba ndon· mf'nl of hi s "no-new -laxr s" prorni.'iP, th e Beer DrinkN s Jau nchrd a ·· major national nwmbf'r alf'rl" i n .Tuly . ThE' goal is lo gel 200,!MJII peop le lo \\Tile lo Congrrss in pro tes t . ;-.io amount of complaining rspr•rial l _y if it comrs from b;Jrt pnd('rs. bPrr wholPsalrrs and IJrew ers - wi ll chan~e the f Jcl I hal higher f axes on beer, wtnr. hard liquor and cigar ett f's arr a log ical an d popular way t o raist• rrvf>nurs. The bcnefils are hard lo di srut P. D r!n krrs an d smoker s w ill cithf'r pav thr price or cu t thrir co nsumption. If lhPy pay lhr pnce. lhc budge! is lhe winner. If consumption gars down . thr burdrn on government hralth and soci al serv ice s is rasPd , and thr budget is stiil the winn C'r Today in history 8y l lnih·d Pn's" lutt•rnationa l TodOI\' IS Thursday, Aug.~. I he 2:!1 sl ddl ur J'lljjl wi l h l~ ·llo follow ThP moon is wan i n ~ . moving toward i!s last quortPr . The> morn ing stars arf' VPnus. Mars ,l nd .J u pit Pr . Th(' rvrnin~ star s arf' Mercun <::~nd Sa t urn . Th ost' born on thi s day arr undf'r thr .o.; ign of J.po Thl'y include F ngli'-' h author (:lnd angl<·r lza ok Walt on in 1:/n. pionl'<'r Swis'i child ps_vc holog ist .Jc•un Pia gt·t in I H~l6. Engli:-.h ,JC'Inr·pl.l .\ wright Rnbe/"1 Shaw in Pl27 . ,\u .-. tralian tr nn1~ s tar Roc! L;tvrr irr 1~UH 1agr 5~1. coml'dtan D.!\ icl Stri nbf'r g m l~ki. L 1.l gf' ·lKl Ltlld lwa\ vwl' ighl boxPr l< c n Nor ton in l~ l -ll tagf' 4;ll . · A though t For lh!' day i\1Jthor R.alpll Wdldo F:mPrsnn wrot<•. ··pp(Jple sf'f' onl.v H !ra t 1ht'\ rln' prl'pJ rcd to Sf'l' " sTRUi sPAIN~~E.! coMPRESSED our strut - ' ·, Bring ,n ~ Nanonw•se assernt!l¥ and nng and reSS ~our sp · , will camP rnenl strul 1 ur rl!lllaCII cnase of anV 1nserl vo w•th pur free \Of ' -rt t.~anroe ~·~- : SNYDER SAFE -The Indians' Cory Snyder slides safely into third base on a single to Jell field by Jell Manto In the fourth inning of Wednesday ntght's game against the visiting TexiL• Rangers , which the Tribe won 5-3. (UP I) Battle for backup cornerback slots intense in Bengals' camp WILMINGTON, Ohio i UPllWi!h lhe Cincinn all Bengal s sho rt of experienced cornerba cks. I he bat tie for ba ck up spot s al l hal posilion has been a lilli e more important than usual thi s yf'a r. Wllh slarting left cornerback Lewis Billups unsigned, second· year man Richard Carey will sla r l aJ lhal spol in Salurday' s game al Tampa Bav Rickey Dixon. formerl y a free safety, will slarl al Jhl' other corner posilion in place of Eric Thomas, o.ut for lhP season with a knee in j ury. Afler lhal , lhl' field is wide open, but ddt•nsive coord i nato r Dick LeBeau likes what he 's seen with the progress of four rookies vying for thr bi:lckup s~ t s sixl h-rou nd pick Don Odegard. nlnlh round pick MilchPII Price and trrC' ngents TyrPI'Sf' HL•nls and Larry HargrovE's. LeBeau says all will gel some pla .v ing t imP against Tampa Ba:r 89~. 269 799 Quaker State 10W30 Motor Oil Plastikote ear Colors Touch-UP Paint TneWax Shop Super Glaze oW SI OI L 399 99e STP Gas Treatment IJ o"JI I 449 ff~ Plastikote Rust Converter Blue coral High Tech ~ wax uc. ~ '"" \0 L--- o2(/Jl 277 ACDeiCO Oil Fitters fl.C , '.tl11? ' 4 49 ' Oil fiLl!~ ACDeiCO Air Filters umn"l 7 ACDelco Non-Resistor Spark Plugs i t •Y! Ih ggc ACDelco Resistor Spark Plugs 1999 Aetron Timing Light ~~ 11)"1 2999 Actron Super Aero-Tach II ~1 ' Power FlOW Tri-Color Splash Guards ?'> 2 '4999 Kenco ,.£; Bed Mats 1\ Ken co Gateguards_ _ _"JI r Kenco Running Boards 1799 999 I '1 299 r w,::w .. --'1 ~ Stowaway Truck TOOl Boxes M I 0\40 2599 Wolf Tailgate Nets '4999 Wolf Tonneau covers " I wouldn't say th at this one ga mP will makr thr diffrn•m'£' bf'IWPPn whirh onp makPs it ." LeBea u said. "A lol will depend upon who makes the plays " Dixon could go back lo his pn.• vious position of free safety, buJ for lhal lo happrn, lhe MARION, Ill. I UPIJ - Pele Rose. baseball 's all-lime hll lea der . arrived at prison j usl afler noon Wednesday lo begin serving a fi ve-mon th sent ence ror lax evasion. U.S . Penllen llary al Mar ion of ficial s sa id. In a prepared sla lemcnl, Warden John Clark said Rose would nol gran I lnlerviews dur ing his stay. He said Jlose would go lhrough an orlenlalion process and I hen would be assigned an elghl -hour-per -day job in lh e pn son work camp. Pnson offic ial s sa id Ra sp's relra sr datf' is .J an 7 Thr work camp is acl)acPnl to. bul separal<' fr om. Jh e U .S Prnilenliarv al Marion. which is thr nation's mo st sPrurP prison . ·· 1 wa n t to l'mphaslzP P\'Pr)1 allrm pl Will be mad<• 10 prolrcl Mr . Rosf''s privac\' and to have his term pass as unt•v('ntfull_v as possible for him and lhr other ro<IOW YOKK iUP I I - .Judge Loui s Slanlon of U.S. Districl The Daily Sentinel I I JS~ 14~900) 1\ ()lvl!iiOn of Mulllmt'dl a. lnf'. Publ lshf'd ev rrv afl('rnoon. Monda~ th rCJJgh Frlda.v. 111 Court St .. Po mf'fOV . OhiO. bv th£' Ohi o Vallt'\-· PubHs hln·.o: Co mp.iny iMulllmediEI. InC"' . Pnmf'roy, Ohio 4!1769. Ph 992 ·2 1 ~6 . Sf'· cond ri<Jss poslagt> paid at PomProy, Ohio In la nd Dallv Prf'ss ,'\ s..c;cc lat lon and r h(' Oh io !"lrwsPapf'r Association. National AdvNii s lng Rl'presf'nlativl' Branham Nr wspaper Sail'S. 73J Third Av<'nUt', Nrw York . NPw York 10017 . Zerex Antifreeze/ ~-h~ Coolant POSTMA..'iTEH Se nd addn.•ss c han j;:~ to ·nw Dallv ~ntincl. Ill Cour1 Sr . P'om('roy. Oh.lo 45769 ""'' SUBSCRIMJON Ri\TE."l Ry Carri1r or Motor Routfo One Wl'ek . . .. . ... .... ..... . ...... Sl .W Qnp Month . $6 10 Onf' YPar . . . . . .. . $72 RO SINGLE COP\' PRICE ............. 25 Ce-nts Dall.v .. Subscr tlx>rs no! desiring to pay the car · rler mav remit In advanCl' direct to The Dativ St> nt!nt>l on a 3, 6 or 12 month basls crf.clll wlll be glve n carrier Pach WP('k Nq subscriptions by mall prrm!tted In arfl8s where ho me rarrter servlre Is available. GALUPOUS 209 Upper River Road (614) 446-3807 prisoners he re," llark sai d. The work camp is a 100-arrr fa cility thai houses aboul 250 white -collar i nmates with aver · age l er ms or fewer lhan live years. Jlose, former manager of the Cincinnati Jleds. was convicled In April of filing lwo fraudu lcnl lax r elurns. He admlllcd con cea ling aboul $300,000 or mcome from gambling and baseball card shows. Las I Augusl. Jlose was banned from baseball by CommiSSIOner A. Barllell Giam alli afler admil · ling l o i ll egal gambling. AI· I hough I he agr rcmen l did no I say so. Giamat ti sa id at a news co nferen ce !hal Jlose had bel on ba seba ll. including his own l earn . Rose became manager or lh<· lleds in 1984. He played for lhJ' Jleds. Phillies and the Expos and broke Ty Co bb's hilling record in 1985 lo become baseball's all· lime hil s leader. Stanton picked in Spira case Mf'mbl'r Lln ltf'd PrPSs Int('rnational. 44~~, . Bengals would need 10 sign Billups or have one or !he rookie s perform exceptionally well. Meanwhile, another bailie gili's on betwl:'en vPt era n ki cker Jim Breech and rookie free agen l Dav id Browndyke. Breech, wilhin four games of th e NFL record fur c.:unsecutlve points srored, faced another c hallenge las I Yl'ar and losl. Breech, who has scored al leas I one poinl in 149 straighl games, three short of Minnesota 's Fred Cox's 152 games . wa s cui a year ago in favor or Jim Gallery. Gallery l as led jusl four games befo r e Breech was rehired . As for Browndykc, an ou t· standing kicker al LSU du ri ng hi s collegia le days, tlreech says he is rea dy for I he chalil•nge. ''Physically, I fepJ vprygood," he said. "And wilh kickers !here's not lhe age limil Jhal thPrr is with othPr po si ti ons. because we're nol lak ing lhl' kind or bea lin g mos1 of I he olher guvs a rr ... Bu t Breech's run at tht • n' cord won' 1 help him. "We don'l lake !hose lypes of th ing s into accoun t when WE' make our decisions," said Ben· ga ls head coach Sam Wych e " We make deci sions on what's bes l fo r the learn." ·Rose begins prison sentence 99 s..l o pnffi 1 ;(I rnlr ~ r El'l.lil\!' The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 M.UI Sub8crlptloM In1ldt' Mt'l p County 13 Weeks .......... . ................. $19.24 26 Weeks ....... . .. .. . $37.96 52 Weeks ... ..... .... . . ................ $741.36 Outside Melp County 13 We.U .............. ................... $20.811 26 Weetcs ............................... U0.30 ~l Weelcti ......... .. ...................... $7~.4{) Cou rl 1n M anh atta n \.Vas ran doml)---· chosen WrdnPsdJ _ V to hL•ar the gove rnment 's ease ag ainst Howard Spira . who al1egedlv ex torted Yankees ow ner GeurgP Steinbrenner of $40.000 U.S MagislraiP Ni na c;ershon picked Stanto n's namt' f r om a small octagnal " W wherl .Judges names are plJccd in thJI wheel for trlals PXPf'C IPd to takf' two werk s. The previously assigned judgl', Jo1m Sprlzzo. wllhdrew from I he case .July 27 becauSP of hi s personal relalionshlp wllh Slelnbrenner and his alturnl'Y, SleVL-'n Kaufman . Slanlon, 62, ha s been on lhe federal brnch sincP Septt?mt>f'r 1985 , afler leaving private , anll· tru st. law practic£'. A Yale gradua tP. hP rrcPivPd his law degree in 1955 from lhe Universl l y of Virginia Law School. He ser ved In the US. Merchanl Marine Cadet Corps from 19451947 and the U.S. Marine Corps 1950-52. Not having had many high profile <'ases, Stanton has not earned a repulatlon on the ben c h among courthouse observers . Spira, who did nol have lo a I tend the assigning of a judge, was accompanied by his attor· ney, David Greenfield. Asked II he was considering plea negotiations, Spira replied , "No, Never." Said Greenfield, "We're ready to go to trial." By ERIC McHUGH UPI Sports Wrtter Rarely does a solo homer In a one -sid ed loss generate so much lnlerest. The Chicago While Sox mighl want to forgel the ir 51 loss lo I he Kansa s City Roya ls Wednesday night, bul Car lton fisk will certainly remember his seve ni h inning drive jusl in side 1111' left -field foul pole. Fisk's 121h homer of the year was his 327th as a calcher, lying him wilh Johnny Bench fo r lhe all-lime home run lead al lhal poslllon . And jus! as he had had doubls about another famous home run of his al Fenway Park - which won lh e sixth game or !he 1975 World Seri es agalnsl Bench's Ci ncl nnali Reds- fisk wasn'l sure this one was going out eil her . " I dldn'l know whelher i f was going Ia stay fair or not," said fisk . "The wind was sorl or blowing across. " I knt•w I hll II far enough, II wa s ju sJ down lh e line and lhe wind drifllng as 11 is, somelimes you gel a lilli e hook on th e ball." The ball hung on the line long enough lo gel pa s1 I he foul pole. Eve n lhe usually s10t1c fisk seemed moved by whal It mea n!. The veteran catcher was greeted afler th e home run wllh a hug fr om his son Casey . "I goJ goose bumps walching him hug hi s boy ," said Chicago Manager Jeff Torborg. "Thai was beautiful. More so than I he home run or the record, 1t just mean! so much 10 I hose two and th e family . Whal an accompllshmenl." lndeed.ll lying Bench's mark wasn't enough to make it an historic shol , consider I hal if was also his· - 1861h si nce joining I he Wh ile Sox In 1981, lying him wilh Harold Baines for flrsl on lhe all -lime franchise list. - 44 \h sin ce his 401h birihda y, l yi ng Basion's Ted William s for fourth on lhat l!sl. - 348th overall in hi s 19 years in lhe major leagues. tying Cin cinnal! Jleds' slu gger Georg e Fosler for 44th on lhe overall home run list . Thai' s prelly Impressive slu ff for a contact hitter . Blue .Jays 8, Tigers 3 AI Toronlo, Pal llorders knocked In lhrer runs, scored 1111·ee more and joined Fred McG riff and Glenallen H ill wilh solo homers 10 help I he Blue Jays Jake over lhr AL lead i n hom e run s with 132 . Wall Terrell, 0- 1, look th e loss in hi s second Slarl si nc e signing wllh Del roil as a free agenl July 28th Twins I, Brewers 2 AI Minneapolis, rookie Scoff Erickson pllched seven slrong innin gs alOd Randy Bush stroked a 1wo-run homer 10 lead Minne so ta . Kirby Puckell had lhree hits and Nelson Liriano lrlpled and scored lwlce for Minnesola. Yankees 6, Mariners ~ AI Seall le. Jesse Barfield's 1wo run pinch -hll homer capped a 1hree-run sevrn l h inning to Ill! New York lo lis fourlh slralgh l triumph. New York has won four oul or five ga mes from lh e Mariners al lh e Kingdome lhis season as well as 10 or I he lasl12. Eric Plunk. 5·2. picked up lhe win. Angels K, R<'d Sox 6 II innings AI An aheim, Ca lif.. La ner Parr ish , hllless In his prev io us 20 al -baiS, delivered a lwo-run homer wilh two outs in the II th inn ing 10 boos! California. Par rlsh's 181h hom er came orr Jos<.'r Denn is Lamp , 3-4 Willie Fraser worked one scorl' less innin g to rvrn hi s rreord at 3- 3 Orioles 4, 1\thl<•tics I AI Oakland, Ca lif .. rookie Ben McDonald won hi s fourlh slralghl starl wilh Jhc help of a lrlple play and two RBI each by Brady Anderson and Bob Melvin McDonald, 4-0, became lhe firS! Orioles pitcher In his lory lo win his first f our star is. Gregg Olson pllched I he f!nal I 2-3 innings for his 26th save . Indians 5, Rangers 3 AI Cleveland, rook1e Jeff Man1o drove !n two runs and Cleveland had five co nseculive lwo-oul singles during a four run rourlh Inning . Jeff Shaw, 2-2, beal Texas for lhe second l!me lhis season and Doug Jones worked I he ninlh lo ea rn his 291h s<~vr . Ohio fishing report Shrimp, livers choice baits for Lake Snowden catfish By United Press International The weekly fi shing reporl. from lh e Ohio Division or Wild · life. for more 1nformalion on Jake s and sJrea m s nul Jisled. call 614-2656659 SouthPatit La ke Snowd en - Good catches or c hannel catfish are being reporled by anglers using shrimp, chic ken liver s and nl ghl · crawlers fi shed nf'J r th f' bottom before sunrise and in late even ing. Plenly of bluegill resid e in I his Jake and ran be caughl from shorr on worms suspend ed bPnealh a bobbe r. Largemoulh bas s averag ing one to lhree pound s are slr ikmg spinner s. jigs and Jwlsters, rubber worms and nightcrawlers . Southwesl Jlorky fork Lake - A rec enl l ourn amenl produced a lolal calch or 25 muskies with lhe la rgesl ! Ish measuring 381n ches. Trolling la rge crankballs al 1010 18 fool depths is recommended. Channel catfish and fl athead ca lf ish are producing good acilon for n1ghttlme anglers in the area near the dam . East Fork Lake- Live shiners or shad fish ed In deep wafer Is I he bes l mel hod for catching hybrid slrlped bass . Channel catfish up lo live pounds are being Ia ken on lradillonal bails during lale evening hours in lh e upper half of lht• l ake. Largemoulh and Ken lucky spoiled bass are found al 10 10 20 fool depths around dropoffs Central Hargu s L ake- Good numbrr s of largemouth bass are being Ioken on small jigs and ru bber worms There is a 15-inch min· Jmum Jenglh limit in efferl Channel cal fish are being ca ughl durin g early morning and evPn · in g hours on ni ght crawlPrs. OC' Ia ware Lake- Rl uf>g ill s ar e bring takr n from shore lin e area s containing v£'gP1alion and brush piles in lhrPP1nl0fPPi ofwatf'ron nightcrJwlrrs and dug worm s. Channel cat fi sh are goi ng aftrr cu t baits . chicken l iv£'r'i and ntghtcrawl ers fished nl' ai or along l he bollom Scme large mouth bass are bf'ing caught on smal l spinners and worms Northwest \o1aumrr Rh·Pr Ch annel cal li sh averaging lhree pounds are bein g taken from all poinls al ong lhe river. bul mosli)' In I he slrelch from Perrvsburg lo lhr Gra nd Rapids Dam on n1 ghl · crawlrrs and rut ba 1ts fished along the boltom. Some smal · Jmoulh ba ss are being caug hl on sma ll spinners l ipped with ni ghl · crawlf>rs and minnow s fish4.?d i n l he riffles . A few walleye and while bass are reporl ed l y being ca ughl Clear fork Reservoir - Mu sklrs up l o 18 inches are being caughl bv angl ers lrolling large muskie lurrs near thP dam . Largemoulh bass are being taken in lat e evC'nin g and early morning hour s by anglers using small spinners. rubber worms and lop-waler bail s fished near the weedbeds. Northeast Leesville Lake- Muskies are pursuing large cran kbalts and providing good fi shin g acllon for patient anglers. A variely or other spor1fl sh such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, channel and flathead catfish are providing good acllon as well. West Branch Reservoir Mu sk ie action Is good, bul anglers need to compete with other recreational users to get to the best muskle locations. Shal· low weedbeds need to be thoroughly fished with large muskle lures only a short distance behind the boat . Walleye are fairly common and often exceed four pounds. Striped bass up to 45 Inches also are avatlable trom dee per wafers. l.ake Erie Walleye fishing co nlinues 10 improve In I he eemral basin 12 10 14 mil es norlhwesl of Ashlabula and 11 10 18 mil es norlh from I he Fairpori -Menlo r area. Mo s1 anglers ar e using wire lint> and !rolling al deplh s or <O reel or mor e wllh Dipsy Divers, Bombers and Long-A's. fishing is beSI during ea rly morn ing and la ir even in g ho urs wil h walleyes aver aging 18 10 26 inches Ye llow perch eig ht to 11 in ches an• be ing caughl on sh iners fi shed along lhe bollom near lh e inlake crib orr Clevela nd In lhe weslrrn IJasin. thr best v.a lleye fi shin g is found nPar the Ct.l f!adian border, soul h of M iddlc Si s fer Is Ia nd, and around the Bass Jslands and n •rf complex during early morn ing and eve nin g hours wherP fish arf' suspr nd cd Lil various dPpths . Some yP IIow pPrr h arP br ing l aken al 20 lu 2R fool rleplh s aro und CrPPn and RattlrsnakP Is la nds and nea r Marblehead and Calawba *SPECIAl S\JIIICER BARtil.l~ MATINEES SATUROAYI SU NOA¥ & WEDfiESDAY * Sl7S S2. 7S BARGAIN ~liNHS SAl/SUN & WED BARGAIN NIGHT TUESDAY SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 '" """" '"' k'JUT~ 3~ (EXCEPT "GJ<OIT" I WESI STARTS TM!RROW ! 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Caray, the Cubs' broadcaster for a loc a l Chicago tf'levi sion station, traditionally lead s the crowds at Wrigley Field In singing "Take Me Out to the Bail Game" during the seventh ~ inning stretch. T he extra. extra tnning game gave him the chance for a second rendition . "That' s the first time I' ve hea rd Harry sin g the seve n t h ~ inning stretch twice." sa id Cubs' starr er Mike Harkey. who pitched nine shutout tnnings before ex iling the sco rel ess game. "I pi tched the fir st game of th r double ~ hrader and w e came away with a ti e." liar key said. " We won the second game." " It had to end sooner or later ... said Ch ic ago pitcher Steve Wil so n Son·t•r S un Ol••xo - Sl[n!· d dth·nd··r KP1in r n ... In I \1'111' t•o nlrnl'l delivering a bas es~ loaded sing le 10 the 15th inning 10 hand the Cubs a hard ~ea rned fifth~ straight win . ·' I think we owe ourselves a pat on the ba ck, .. Daw son sa id. "We didn 't qui!. We tied the bat !game twice. we won th e ballgame In the late Inn in gs and that' s a good si gn consider ing thP pitching duel that we had earlier ... 13111 Long . the Cubs' fifth pi tcher. work ed th e 15th and Improved to 5~0 . ·e •er Tom Nled· Cardlnal .s· rnl ' 11 enfuer. who entered in the 13th in nin g. suffered the loss to remain winless at 0~ 5. .·" " ark G1·acn ' paced the Cubs with a 4-for-6 performance. The f l·r·s t ba seman ex tended hi s hit ~ i ~ high 17 ll·ng strea k to a pe rsona · games. goi ng 31 for 67 t.46Ji al ong the way. · n al so boosted Chicago The w 1 ahea d of PhilaMiphla in the NL E ast. ·'Whatever place w e co me In Is not Important." Grace said~ "We're playing well. That's important." No run s were srored through nlne innings. and each team scored two runs in the 10th and one in the J:lth . Both lt"om s co ll ected 15 hit s Lou ts stranded 15 and Si oaserunners. . .. "I'm stilt new at this job. sa id St Louis Manager Joe Torre. who took over as skipper for the Cardinals last week. 'Tm not a good manager with men on base... St. Louis starter Jose DeLeon lasted eight Innings allowing no runs before giving wa y to Ken Dayley in the ninth . E lsewhere In the National League. New York beat Philade~ phia 8 ~4. San Francisco topped Houston 8·4. Montreal downed Pittsburgh 6~2 . Los Angeles dropped Ci ncinnati 4 ~ 2 and Atlanta rou ted San Diego 7 ~ 1 Mets 8, Phi!Ues ~ At New York. Gregg Jefferies and Darryl Strawberry each drove in three runs to help New York break a four ~game losing st rca k ~ Dav1'd cone, g ~ 5. went 7 2 3 inn ings allow ing four runs on five hit s. Don Ca rman , 51. making his rirst start of thP season. lasted only four Innings. allowing six ru ns on 10 hils and si x walks. Giants X, Astros t AI Houston, pinch-hitter Grrg ~~\~; s~t'hk~d t~~u;~~r~~ue~frh~~ lead San Francisco. Trevor Wil son. 8-3, pit ched seven innings. allowing four r un s on seven hits and Ma rk Thu rmond plt r hed two District One Holstein Show held recently Innings lor h is fourth save. Reli ever Juan Agosto fell to 5~7 . Dodgers 4, Reds 2 At Cincinnati. Fernando Valen~ zuel a tossed a seven-hitter and Mike Scloscla had four hits and two RBI to lead Los Angeles . Valenzuela . 9 ~ 9. struck out four and wa lked one in posting his fourth complet e game of the season . Scott Scudder. 3·5. gave up four runs and eight hils in seven innings Expos 6, Pirates 2 R . At Pittsburgh, Tim ames broke out of an O ~ for ~ l8 slump with tw o doubles a nd two RBI and Dave Martin ez drove humP two runs to lead M ontn•a 1. Denni s Martinez. 8·8. who lo st . four of his last six decisions, h' . allowed tw o run s a nd si x Its m pi tc hing his fifth compiett•Dgame •-~k Pirates · starter Doug rauc . sa w his per sona l six -game wJn d nlng streak come to a closC' an his record drop 10 14 ~ 5 . B • p d 1 raves '• a res A t All an ta. Jo h n mo Jt z. and K t M k b' d on a en ere er com tne six -hitt er and DavP Justicr s trokPd two hom t' rum to lPa d Atlanta . Smalt z. 8 B. allowed six hit s ovpr srven innings whilr walking thn•r and strik ing out nine . Dennis Rasmussrn. R- 10. The 1990 Holstein Show of District One . which includes Meigs. Adams , Lawrence, Sci· oto. Pike. Jackson and Gal iia counties. was held recently along wi th the Jackson County Fair. T he judge for the show wa s flrian Garrison from NOBA. T he firs t thrre placings from t•ac h of th e cla sses are as follows: Yearling bull; Ronnie Ervin. Marissa Mf'adow s Jr. heifer calf; Larry Duvall. Brookdale Farm s. Mari ssa Meadows Intermedia te heifer ca lf Fren ch Hill Fa rm s. Nikki Mill s. l'htllip Blackburn. Sr . heifrr cal f: Marissa mea !lows. Frrnch Hill Farm s. Cher y l Bla ckbu rn Summer yt'arling; Maris sa Mroadows . French Hill Fa r ms. HrookdaiP Farms~ .lr yea rling; Marissa Mea cluw s, Bruukdal(' Farm s, Hannan llill F'arm' lntprmedialf' sr. yearli ng : l' ren ch 1-ltli Farm, Frenc h Hill Farm. Hatman Hili Holsteins. Sr . yearling; Mar issa Mea rlotvs. Patricia A . Cook. Amy M il ls. .Jr . two-year-old; Glen E . Slone, Mari ssa Meadow s. Phi llip Blackburn Sr. two-y!'a r -old . Brookdale !'a rms, Bradly Ervin. .lr throe-yea r -o ld: Philtio s alluwPd six hit s over six innings. Winfield calls gambling accusations "outrageous' M\A HE IM. Ca lif. tU Pli llavp Winfield angrily cal led CH'C u:-.a lions that he gambl ed on sparling ev ent s ··outrageous" J nd said those who lend credencr tn them 'bf'l ieve in lhP tooth Ia irv ." Spu r ts Illustra ted reporte cl sr•1·r•ral pt• op lr cl ose to Winfield sai d hP knew Howa rd Spira had connec ti ons to gamblers and tha t thr· $15 .000 Winfield gave him was Parrn arked IO pay oU gam bling debt s. Winfil'id. a Ca!Uornia Angels ou tfit'lder , pla yPd for th (' New York Yankees when he paid Sp ira $15.0011 in 1981 Winftcid sa id the monry wa ." a loan . "\\'hen thPy wt'f(_' trying to dr vr• lnp tllP s tory, I to ld th em how ridiculous th is wa s any · ~,,·ay, " Winfirld sa id al AnahP im StJ d ium . " It' s outrageous that Winfirld gamblPd. [f you he lit'V£' in tha i , ,\ 'O U bel i('VI' in lhP 100 ih $·10,000 in a n effort to g ather damaging inrorm a tion on Winfield . [Jarb ara Frohman. the widow of Wi nfirld's former agent AI Frohman. told the magazine that hPr late hu., band informed her of Spira' s involv('mf\ nt in gam bling. She stated Winfield agreed to the give Sp ira the money after com ing to both Winf ield and Frohm an .. crying. hysterical. on oe nd ed ~d ow n knees" for help in co1-er ing huge debts he appar~ en tl y owe d t o illegal Whitton. who spent eight months In prison for bookmak~ lng. sa id "both men !Winfield and Frohman) were> aware that Sp ira gambled" and "Frohman told !Winfleldi tha t th e monev was to pay off Sp ir a's gambling debts ... In addit ian, th r maga zi nf' quoted an unidentified source a lie " But Alber t Whitton. a chauf~ who claims Sp ira currently owes feur for a promotlona I company organizPd crimfl $2 million from ca lled Top Hal tha t was created gambl in g. by Frohman . told the ma gaz ine a · Th ese report s conflict wit h similar story to Barbara Winf ield' s accoun I of his rE>lation · Frohman· s. ship with Spir a. bookmakers AI Frohman died In 1987 "There Is noth lng to !he sto ry ... Winfield said. " It's a bunch of shady allegations and it's out rageous. Dave Winfield does not gambl e. You gel sick and tired of this and , yea h. I'm mad about it ''It's stupid , it 's rid icu lous. it 's No one wins Super Lotto jackpot prize CLEVELAND il!Pit - No one had dl l six winni ng number s in Wednesda~·s Supr.•r Lotto j ac k ~ pot. boos ting the top priLP to $fi million on Sa t urdav ·ThC' wi nni ng numt){'r<; ar r I . R. IK. l:J. ~X . and :16. Out of thl' $2.Hl9.9~1 wort h of t1 r kPts .so ld . Ohio LoltPry of fi ciJ !s said 41 pl avcrs had fi,·r of tl11• numl••rs fur J.noo each and "rwtlwr· ·I St~1 had four oft ht' m far Personal Bankers fa1 r ~ · ... Basrbal l Co mmissionP r Fay \'inrrnt forrr d Y ankpes princi - pal ownPr Crorg(' Stcinbrennrr to rPsig n as Yanke('s' gPnnal pa r tn er las t month for his involvem ent with Splra. Strinbn•nner paid the sei f ~described gamblrr Syracuse clerk report issued for last month Jani ce L a w so n. c l er k · treasurer of Syracuse Village, has Issued the village's monthly st at emen t. In the genera l fund . the bal ance ca rried forward wa s $9,452.29; receipts, $V94 07; di s bursements. S:l .595 .14 ; bal ancr $8,151.22. In the St reel Construe Han Fu nd , lhP balancl' carried forward wa s $~J,667 . 00 ; rcceipl s. S1 . 990.80; di sbursement s. $2 ,21 6.56; bala nce $5:14124 Blackburn. HoUybrook Da irv , Bradly Ervin. ·· Three-year - old ; French Hill Farm. French Hill Farm. H an nan H!il Holsteins. Four-year-old; Hrookdale farms. Frenc h Hill Farm ..Jack E rvin . ft ve-yea r -o id ; Brookdale Farm s. Mari ssa M ea dows ..~ul ~ mi ller Creek Farm Aged cow ; French Htli Farm . Marissa Meadows. Dry three and four-yea r -o id; Laurette Carmtchael. Cheryl Bla ckburn . Dry aged cow; Brookdale Farms. Ja ck Ervin. Aulmill er Creek Farms. Best three fema les; French Hill Fa rm s. 131ackburn Dairy. Phillip Bla ckburn . Dam an d daughter; Brookda le Farms. H annan Hilllloistrins . Produce of dam; French Hill Farm Ge t of sire: Brookdal e Farm s French Hill Farm. Maris sa Mea dow s. Herd; Brookdale farm s, French Hill Farm . Mari ssa State Hi ghw ay Fund. balance carried forward . $945.1 1; re~ The Oh io Dep artment of Healt h has established a toll free t el ephone numb er to field co m plaint s and provide information on health fal'ili!ies and provider s li ce nsed by th<' department or cP rtlfied to partic ipatP in M e di ~ care or Medi ca id. according to 1\ormo Torre s. RN. of the Mei gs Co unty HPalth Department. T hi s incl udes nuro:;\ng hom ('"· rest homes. ambul ato ry su rg ic ;,d rPnter s. ru r a l hr alth clin ics , hos pices and cr nified homP hC'alth agrn ci0.-... Torrrs notl'd Thr purpo sP of the toii~fn·<· numbrr i s to makr i t eas ier fo r Oh ioans to rrgis tN co ncrrns and obta in inform otion obout heal th carE' facilities and provider s lic C'nsr.d or tf'rti f iPd by the Ohio Me adow s. G rand champion fem a le . Fre nch Hill Farm. RcscrVI' cha mpi on female . 13rookda le Fa r m s. Premier Exhibitor. French Hi li Farm . l'remter [Jreedrr. French IIIII Fa rm . Livestock reports (;!\LLIPOLIS STOCK\'ARDS AUG . 4. 1900 i"Pt'der Catti ... Steady, \'eal CRIVr!!- Livestock reports 1\Tllt:N!\ LI\'F. STOCK Sl\tES Stcady, Butcher COW!I·Stf'ady. Medlllm Fram e I .l 2 Steer~ : !60-300 lhfi. ·- .... 9:1i.06-1 2li.OO 300-500 lbo. .. .. .. ...... 90.01).111.011 li00-'7001tw. . 80.06-911.00 1110-UP .... ..... ..... .. .... ... .. .... ~ ~· .l<.ll0-111!.00 ,'V(rdlum Fram ~ 1 & 2 Hl'ller!i : !50-300 t tw . .. .... .. ....... ... .. .. .. 87.00.111 .00 :100-508 lhA . . .. ........... ... 84.01H05.00 5110-100 lbo . ... .. ... .. ~ .. . l~ . OIJ-911 . 011 700-UP ..... .. .... -... ... 6'7.06-76.00 Holstein St'*r" and Bull!! : 300-ROO IM. . .. .......... . 62.06-86.00 Butcher Cows: UIIIUieM 41\.80- 111.00; C~tnner / Cultrr 45.00.$5 .00; weiJhl luw grade row~ u,ht 40.00-down; Helh·rfttP up to li~.~ ­ Bukher BuD: ThP K ick1•r portion oft hP gcmw produrl'd lh<• number 77R899. and nn onf' had th at number. good for $1011.1100. Ten oft he $5:!2.2'i8 worth uf tickl·ts had the firs; t fl vr rrumiJrrs for $'i.OOO each; 47 had the f ir st four for $1.000 ; ~80 had the fi r st three for $100 and ~ . 794 the fir st 1wo for $10~ Ulllltlc8 82.110 -10. 00 : CRnn{'r / fullrr li:i.00-~.00. Veal CaJv~: Choic e / prlmt> 9t. 00- 10 1· .00: MPd\um 11~ . 110- 98. 011. SprtntJer Cow!l: 415. ~800.00; C om . 580.00-W.OO: down. ('ow/ Calf Baby Calves 165.00. Butrher Sows· 400-600 II».. . .. .... 48 . ~49 .~ . Butcher Roan: 46.00-4!l7ll. Thp Hop e n0-114llbo .... . .. ~ ..... ~~ .......... ll0-~<1.611 Mp by Bud : %5.00.50.00. Au~~: . ~. fattl e Prkt>S: Steers unr 1000 1118. Htrs . O\'er 100£1 1hs . . f>'f'f'lkr Sit>t'r!l : 300-~ ltv. . . \leal Ca lv ~.. .. ........ 96.0(}-117.00 Bahy Calve!'! by the• Htnd .. .. . :i0.00-14i.50 Bilby Calv~ hy lhf' Pound ... 1 30 . 00-1~ . 00 Hoi{S : Barrow ~ & Gllh 230- ~ !hi. . .. .:17.:10 Dut cher Sows .......... .. .. ........ . 45 .oo-49.50 But cher Bollt'fl .. .. ....... n. U -$0.00 Pip by tht> Hud . 17 .00-M.OO Slaurfiter Lamhfi ..... -.. _ ...... ... 4:1.04HS.SO t'~eder Lam~ ....... . ... ... 42.50 Old Sheep...... .... RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT NOW BY CALLING: 992-2156 LIFESTYLE FURNITURE'S .._ .. .. _ _ _ -.. 18.00.20.00 Goat" .... .. .. ....... iti .OO.down Hon es b)' the pound ......... ...... 35.00..47.00 Semi-Annual Clearance SALE_! - / --------....____ SUPER SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY AT OUR SEMI-ANNUAL SALE. 2 0°/o 7 5°/o SAVE TO ALL •PATIO llEHATES SAlE · REG. S499 REG. S719 REG. Stock Number GN275 $10 000. SALE$2 99 SAVE Stock Number 1366 54000 • BRAND NEW Cadillac Eldorado STARTING AT SAVE .. ~· ,, •Sectionols 1 /3 PRICE •Living Room Tables SELECT GROUP 117 PRICE •Brass Headboards sum GROUP 112 PRICE $6000" HIDE-A-BED REG. S1079 1/3 OFF Stock No. GN256 SAVE $4000" Factory Purchase Specia~ 1990 Chevy Corsica 882-2135 ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE MEMBER F.D.I.C. SAVE ••'• ••. ... Jil. Smd£-'Iown tJJanK:_ 'lt'itfi tJJig-'Iinu Service! AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1990 Stock No . 1382 Point Pleasant Mason 675- 1121 773-5514 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Plus Similar Bargains On Every Vehicle In Stock! ~ '"• ® $2500" SALE DELUXE INNERSPRING MAnRESS I ,, .-. --•• .-. ... ~ ~ :. FREE PARKING OPEN DAllY TIL S PM FRI. TIL 8 PM Items Subitct to CORNfR Of THIRD & OUVE STIIHTS•GAWPOUS. 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The Peoples Bank of New Haven is staffed with qualified personnel who know your community and who can approve loans on the spot. And now our loan officers can save you both time and money with fast approval and more competitive rates. A Special Edition In The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 23, 1990 , J :I2oh ~05R8. .. ..... 79 .00-113. 00 500-'700 lb8 . ' "" 16.00-96 .00 F~eder Hf'lll•n: 300-500 lhs . . .. . .. ?.H0- 103.00 500-100 lb!!. . 63.00..R7.00 t'ee d<>r 8 ull!l : JOO.MIO lb!!. . "76.00.107.00 MM). 700 lbH. . 67.00-117 .00 Sll\llghtf'l' b!IIIH 0\' f'r 1000 lbt\ . 64 . ~- 73. 00 Slaul{htt•r Cows · lilllltiNI .. .. ~.00-60.00 fannel'8 & ('ultt'rs .. ...... 4A.fi0-5J.:wl T•:tlRIFJ(~ BARG ~\INS Julia WUlouibbY Jlm Layne ~~me LOaD otncerl Peo::s Bank of New Haven $30,000 ~ Department of Health. sa id Dr Ronald L. Fletcher. stair hl'a l th director Acco rding to Fiell'ht•r. tho sL' cal ling the hotline ran rC'gistPr complaint s or receivf' answers and Information on health rare f ac iliti es. This would include certH ica t ion-r eIa ted df>fiCiPncif's found in patient care, corrPctivP act ions taken, and any sa nctions rel ated to faci lit y 's most recent insp<>rt ion. Ohi o's l olHree number is 1 ~ 800 J42~055J and w il l be 10 oper" tion durin g regula r st ate work days, Mo nda ~.. t hrou g: h Frida~' from 7: 4~> a.m . t o ~ .111 p.m Those wish in g t o rrg1 stcr com plaint s bv mail ma.v wrilf' 10 He alth F:J cili ly Comp latnt Unit. Ohio Dep artm Pnl of Heal th. 24&N. High St.. Co lum bus . OH . ... n.o& r..oo . .69.00-111.75 ~1 AR f{J)()\\' ~S L L\R(;t~ Fund : bal<:1ncr· cJrrirU for ward,$1911 .16; rrcp rpt .s, $U; dts bursrmenh. $0; IJa iancr·. $191J .l 6 Tota l balancc C' arriPd forward was $50,942.95 . Total rrcel pts were $16.624 ~28 . Total d isburse ments were $17,623.79. Tota l balance wa s $49 .943.44. To ta l warrants outstanding wer e Pool Fu nd. b<.~lance rarriPd tor ward. $ 2.14 2.0:\ : ri'rPipl s . $i. :\b '1. 1-l. d Js burst•ments. $8,2J.i..15; IJalanee. $1.292 .82. Guarant y M eter Fu nd . bal ~ ance. $2,201.73. rece ipt s. $25.00; di sbursement s, $185.75; balance $2,040.98. Pool Repair, $114.78; receipts. $0; disbursements, SO; balance. $114 .78. Ceme tery 1990 YEAREND CLEARANCE OllASrflt: ceipt s. Hi:L:~; d isbur-.,Pments, $0. balan cl'. $1,110.4~1 Park Fund. ba la nc0 carried f orwa rd . $225.52; receipts. $0, disburse ments. $46 .53; bal ance $178.99 Fire Fund. balance carried for ward. $9,583. 15, receipts. $0. dis bursements. $670.97; balance . $8,912.18 . Current Expense Fund. $1.980.86, receipts, $0; disbur se~ ments. $852 .07; balance. $1,128.79. Water Fund. balance carried fo gward, $18,440 .42; re~ ceipts $4,783.8'.l; disbursements. $1,842.42; balance $21.381.79~ Call health department at toll1ree number $7'l + The Daily Sentinei - Page- 5 Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Prior Salt . .--. .,. . .·~ �Thursday, August 9, 1990 By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 9. 1990 Page-6 Community calendar THURSDAY POMEROY -Vacallon Bible School wfll be held at St. Paul Lutheran Church, along with Pomeroy United Methodist Church and Trinity Congrega · tlonal Church, through Friday from 6: 30 to 8:30p.m. The theme Is "Journeys with Jesus." Con· tact Rev . Laura Shreffler lor further Information. MIDDLEPORT - The Hope Baptist Church In Middleport will have Vacation Bible Schoo l through Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Classes will provided for age groups1 nursery through and Including adult . BIN TAKIN - Members of "Bin Takln" are, left to rlghl, PhU Simmons, Jim Hinzman, Fred Sizemore and Van Johnson. Not pictured is John Kirk. "Bin Takln" will perform althe Ohio River Festival In Ravenswood, W.Va. on Friday, as an opening acl lor country great Sieve Wariner . Their musi c Includes pop, 60's and 70's rock and roll and country. Racine Grange inspection held _Hay show set Annual inspection was held when thr Raci ne Grange No. 2606 mPI rPren l ly with sl at e deputies Ar thur and Westlna Crabtree. Crab! ree gavP his report and E mma Adams, lecturer pres Pntf'd thf' program . A reading, Mama's Pie. by Ma r~' Ka y Yost was given and p{)('ms included. Just A House· wifP by Laura Circle; A Home by Nita Yost, ThP Heart Finds a Horne by Emma Adams; Neigh· bo rliness by Dorothy Smith; a rPc i pe, A Happy Home by Emma Adam s Othpr rea di ngs were by.• Chuch Yost, This Is a Farm er: Mar v K<.~ .v Yost. A Farmer's W!fr She's a Wunder: Emma Adams. Deacon's Ordinatio n. A co nt est was held by all on the president s The group will se rve refresh· ment s for the Se ptember Porn· -ona meeting II wa s noted that Earl Cross Is a patient a1 Riverside Methodi st Hospital in Columbus. and tha t Chuck Alkir e is 1n the Rolling Hill's Nursing Home in Pa rker s· burg. W.Va . Refres hmen ts wNr- srr ved fol · lowing the meeting . DeMoss birth COREY i\ . Mi\ YES Mayes birthday Corey Al len Mayes recently ce lebrated his fir st birthday at th e home of his grandmother . Pau Ieite Cundiff. Middleport . who ho sted the party along with his mother. April Cundiff. A cookout was held and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle ca ke. ice cream and kool ·ald were served to Joy Cundiff, Ang ie Cundiff. Mark Schull, Brandon Schull. gra ndfa ther Charles Cundi ff. great grandpa r · Pnts .J ohn and Frances Kearns. Tim Kearns . Donna. Amber and Tiffan y. Mark Kearns and Roble. Sere na Minshall, Larry and Whitney. Shawn Minshall, and Lelgha Bryan I. M r and Mrs . John DeMoss arr announci ng the birth of their fir st child John Joseph DeMoss, on July 24 at Plea sa nt Val ley Hospital. The i nfant wei ghed nine pounds fift een ounces and was 21 Inches long. Paternal grandparent s are Ri chard and Esh te r DeMoss. The Meigs Soil and Water Co nservation District and thr Meigs County Fa1r Board wi II once again be sponsoring a ha y show at the Meigs County Fair. Rules state that exhibitors must purchase a $9 membership ticket and that al lentries must be in place by noon on Monday . August 13. Exhibllors mu st bring a whole bale for jud gin g. All hay becomes the property of the fair board and will be auctioned on Monday afternoon. after the judging. There must be 10 exh ibit s to make a show . Classes for the show lnclud L•: division 711, cla ss 1 - 7o percent or m ore alfalfa: class 2 - al l grasses: and c la ss .1- 49 percen t or less legumes. Prizes for the show includ e: first prize. $20, blue ribbon and plaque: second prize. $15.00 and red ribbon ; third prize. $10 and while ribbon. Deadline for en try is 4 p.m .. Friday , August 10. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Wes leya n Bible Holiness Church will hold vacatton bible school through Friday from 7·9 p.m . at the church. All ages are wei · come. Rev . Roy McCarty , .Jr. Is the pastor . LONG BOTTOM - There wi ll be revival at the MI. Olive Community Church through Sun· day at 7 p.m . nightly . Pastor Lawrence Bush Invites the public . POMEROY - The Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church will ha ve vacat ion bible sc hool throu gh Friday from 6:.10 to K: 30 p.m . nightly . The public Is invited to attend. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Group of A.A . and AI · Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m . at the Sacred Heart Catho lic Church . Ca ll 1·800-33:1 ·5051 for man• information. SYRACUSF. - Syracuse VI I !a ge Council will meet on Thurs day at 7 p.m . at Syracuse Vlllagt• Hall. Shade River CHESTER Lodge wi l l meet in regular sessi on on Thursday a! 8 p.m . RPfres hment s will bP served MIDDLEPORT - There will be an organizational meeting lor all boys Interested In play ing 7th and 8th grade !ootball at Meigs Junior High School on Thursday at Meigs Junior High School at 6: 30 p.m. at the Junior High Sc hool Stadium In Middleport. Capehart, 992·5302, or Manley, 992·5030. POMEROY - There will be a dinner Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy from 5·6: 30 p.m . Menu will feature creamed baked chicken, green beans, cole slaw, biscuit, and beverage. Cost for the meal is $3 and Ice cream will be available at an extra charge. Entertainment will be provided by Junior and Rita White. The public Is invited to attend . POMEROY - Mark Wade, ventriloquist , will present a summer reading program. "Laughing at the Library," at the Meigs Coun ty Public Library on Saturday at 2 p.m . The public Is invited to attend . TUPPERS PLAINS - The St. Pa ul United Methodist Church In Tuppers Plains will have a basement sale on Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 will meet Thursday at the post home at 8 p.m . ROCK SPRINGS -T he Rock Springs Gra nge will meet Thu rs · day at 8 p.m . at th e grang e hall . FRIDi\Y RACI NE - Free ent ertain· ment In Star :\1111 Park will be held on Friday Instead of Sa tur · day due to family reunion sche· dullng . Jerry Powell and the Mounta intop Gospel Singers and the Coun try Blend Band will perform. Act ivities begin at 7:30 p.m . Roger TUPPERS PLAINS - T he Tuppers Plains Elementary boosters will paint the play · ground equipment at that school on Saturday at 12 : 3() p.m . Anyone wishing to help should bring old paint brushes. RACINE - The Teaford Reun· ion will be held Saturday at Star Mill Park beginning at 4 p .m. DARWIN -The 23rd annual reunion of the descendant s of the tale Samuel Allen Eblen family wil l be held Saturday at 6 p.m. at the roadside rest area on Route :1:1. Games will be played and prizes awarded. Brmg musical Instruments for enterta ir.ment. LOTTRIDGE- The Lottrldge Community Center will host Co untry Music Night at the renter on Satruday from 7 p.m. to midnight . All bands are Invited to participate and refreshment s will be available. The center Is located on Athens County Road 5:!. five m!les west of Coolville. LONG BOTTOM - There will be a gospe l sing at the Faith Gospel Church In Long Bollom on Fr id ay at 7: JO p.m . fea turing · several gospel groups. Pastor Steve Reed Invites the publpc . Refreshmen t s will be served. SUNDi\Y SHADE -The 66th annual Haye s Young Holliday School Reunion will be held Sunday at the Holliday School Ground. A basket dinner will be held at POMEROY -T here will be a clothing distribution day at the M eigs Unit ed Methodist Cooper · atlve Parish, 311 Co ndor St., PomProy, on Frid ay from 9a .m . to 3 p.m. MASON -There will be a gospel sing at New Faith Baptist Church on Route 33 In Mason, W.V a. on Sund ay at 2 p.m . featuring Conrad Cook and th e Calvary Ec hoes. and th e Redeemer 's Quartet . SATURDAY M!DDLEPORT - llobb Log· glng will sponsor a Men's USSA Softball Tournament at the Mid· dleport Park Saturday and Sun· day. The entry fee Is $65 and two softballs. Further Information may be obtained by calling Bill noon . CHESTER The annual Weber reunion will be held Sunda y at Rodney Keller's farm on Route 2481n Ches ter . A basket dinner will begin at noon . Drinks will be furnished. Peopkmthenews--------------------~ By WILLIAM C. TROTI United Press International PURSE Ti\LK: Queen Elizabeth docs more with hpr purse than use II to carry her lipstick, according to Raymond Fullager. a longtim e roya l watcher. Fullager. who writes and lectures on the royal family, told a Charlotte, N.C.. audience that the queen uses her purse to comm unicate 23 different signals to her staff, such as moving it from her right arm to her left arm to Indicate that she is bored and needs to be rescued. Fullager. 60, also says the queen Is a closet grease monkey . "She's the only monarch in the world who can strip dovm a car and reassemble it," he said. "She lear ned how to do that in World War II when she was part of the Women 's Army Corps. She has had to fix her own t ire flats." Fullager knows more secrets about the queen. too. "She likes to cook hersel! brea kfast," he said. "She has her own flat at W lndsor Castle and once she goes Inside 11 and closes the door. she has no staff to waif on her. She prefers It that way." DIRECTING NEWS: Director Martin Scorsese has been made an honorar y citizen of the Clml nna, the small Sicilian town that was home to his maternal grandmother. The mayor of the Clmlnna said Scorsese sent a let ter of thank s to the town counc il and promised to visit next year in searc h of his root s ... Relationships between movie studios and directors usu ally are not marked by loyalty but the association of Woody Allen and Orion Pictures is unique. Orton has just announced thai Allen has added his next three pictures to his exclusive agreement with Orion as writer. director and producN, rounding out a 20·year relationship. Beginning In the fall, Allen and his girlfriend, Mia Farrow, will star in the last film he will mak ~ under his existing Orion agree-ment NO DRIVER HOUSE: "Driving Miss Daisy" star ,Jessica Tandy had wanted to convert part of her garage to house se rvant s - such as a drivPr - but the Easton . Conn., zoning . board has stalled ht•r. Tandy , Kl. and her husband. Hume --- Quirks have someone on the premises who can drive a car and give us a tn cash, $928 in food sta mps and $4,400 in checks. E mplo•."··"es from an armo red car co mpany di sc overed the lhrft Monday morning when. upon opening the sa fe. di sco· vercd only four of the usua l five money bags and the fishhook . "The employees of the ar· mored car company have the keys to th e door but don't ha ve the combina tion to the safe. The store employees have the combi· na tion bu t not keys to the door. Tt Rutland Street Festival scheduled for Sept. 1 The second Rutland St reel Festival will be held Sept. I from 10 a.m. to dark . Th ere will be a f ish fr y. games. c rafts , door priu• s and en1 er ta inm ent . Tables are available for $!1 each for anyonP interPsiPd 1n selling crafts. Mu sic will be provided by the Blue Jean Special Band . There will al so be a clogging demonstration. · A prince and princess conies I for ages 3·7 and a king and queen co nt es t for ages H·12 will be held . The fire department auxiliary wi ll fu rnish containers A pet show wi l l be held for kid s. ages J 12 with prize s awarded to first, second. and third. To rese r vP a table or to preregister for the prin ce and princess, king and queen contest or the pet show. call Joan Stewart at 742 ·2421, or Kimberly Willford il l 742 ·2103 The event Is being sponsored by the Rutland Fire Department ;md Ladies Auxiliary. Meigs County Commissioner Rich Jones, a candidate for State Representallve for the 94th Dis · I riel, and Meigs County Juvenile Judge Robert E. Buck . spoke at the recent meeting of the Meigs Cou nty Republican Women. Each stressed the Importance of a good voter turnout for the success of the Party. Maxine Goegleln presided at the meellng In which a number of fund·ralslng and social events were discussed. Mrs. Goegleln requested that anyone interested In working a shift at th e Meigs County Fair booth should contact her or Meigs Co unt y Recorder Emmogene H . Congo for a time to work . hand In the house, " Cronyn said in th e zoning application. The request fell two votes short of the four needed for approval with one of the opposing board members saying the couple could take other options. COUNTRY NOTES: Hank Williams Jr . Is expand ing his tnvesunent portfolio to Include a Nashville restaurant. The 20,000·square·foot Montana Cafe also will have a stage for performers when It opens In 1991. It will be strategically located near the Opryland USA music theme park and serve hormone·free beef and buffalo burgers ... Waylon Jennings recently returned hom to his native Littlefield, Texas, lor a family reunion. What he found was the whole I own turned out for the first Waylon Jennings Day . Jennings, wife Jeosl Coller and son Shooter were welcomed with a parade and a spelcal presentation of a street sign bearing Jennings' name. The local Chamber of Commerce also unveiled the newly nasmed ' 'Way ion Jennings RV Park' ' which will provide free campsites for visitors to the Texas town. GERALDO NIXED IN TEXi\S: A Fort Worth, Texas. housewife can cla im victory over Geraldo Rivera. Lynda Beams, a mo the r of two, says she's thrilled that KDFW ·TV, which ser ves the Dallas· Fort Worth, Is dropping "Geraldo" at the end of August after her 20·month campaign against the show. "Tht• children of Texas are the victors In this," she said. "I want to thank the local and national sponsors who cared enough about family values to withdraw their advertising." "No matter what the subject matter or how he had cleaned up his act . lht•.v wouldn't buy him," he sa id . ''They didn't remember the new Geraldo twho supposedly had toned down the sensationa l nature of the showt They remembered the old Gera ldo and thosp th!ngs art' ha rd to turn around ." i~ag ~~i:g !:.~~.~o--w-a_s_s_u_p_p_o_sc-·d-to-be_a_·-ra_I_I_sa_r_e·_ Fishhook bandit catches mo· ney bag M E NAN Ds·. N .Y . I Uri t 'd Pali ce I n upstate New v, or k sa 1 they were search in g fo r a bandit who used a fishhook to snag a bag of money from a supermarket night deposit box . Pollee sa id Wednesday that th e angling bandit apparentl y ;0 . wered a large fishhook into a sa fe tn th e office of a Great Ameri can superm arket in th e vil la ge of Menand s in upstate New York . The thief managed to pull ou1 a Republican women hear candidate Cronyn, 79, ne-eded board approval because their garage is detached. "We can't afford to await an immedtate crisis before making arrangements for the inevitable day when we must The group voted to endorse and work for the en llre slate of Republican ca ndid ates. They also voted to lend financial 1m D ld K l 1 .. sy s1em. pa 1ro an av e· back told tht' Albany Tim es Union . support to th e party headquar· ters which will be ope ned some· time In Sept ember in Pomeroy Count y Chairman George Co l· llns announced several upcom· ing events and dates. Michael DeWine, republic candida te for Lt. Governor, will vislllhl' Meigs County F'alr on Aug . 17 around noon . He will be at lht• fair grounds until 2 p.m . . Collins also announced the fall ra lly will be held Oct. 2:!, probably In Middleport. Jim Petro , candidate for Auditor of State, will be the featured speaker. The tradillonal MeettheCandl· date Night at the Se ni or Citizens Ce nter has been set for Oct. 17. The next meeting will be Sept. 11 at 6 p.m. with a potluck, at the party headquarters on Main Street In Pomeroy . Al l republl· can women are urged to at tend. Eastern kindergarten meeting set Two meetings will be held, one at 9 a .m . , Monday. August20. at the Tuppers Plains Elementary School, and another at 11 a.m , Monday , August 20, at lh<' Chester Elementary School . for all parents of kindergarten stu· dents. This year's full da y alternat e day program and __c_o_n-rt_s_c_a-te_d__ a_n_u_n_d_isc_l_o-se_d_ amount of cash. teacher-par ent conterenre schedules will be discussed PareniS who did not attend l hr spring regi stration or who are new to the di strict will need to provid~ a copy of their chil d's birth rertifi cate and a reco rd of immuniza tions recf'ived . CARPET SALE Mother takes baby to bank robber}' SEATTI.F. 1UP II - Police say a young mothl'r loaded up her Infant son, stuffed a 22·callber pistol in to hi s diaper bag and took a cab to stick up a bank. The woman asked the unsu spect ing cab driver to wait and watch her son while she walked Into Security Pacif ic Bank In Ballard and gavt' a teller a note demandin g cash. pollee said Tues day . Thr woman handed the teller a shopping bag for the cash, took it and then fled the bank. hoppin g In th e cab and telling the driver to speed off. Pollee alerted by a sil ent alarm caught up with thrcab, found the pistol in the di aper bag and SCULPTURED CARPET REG. '16,00 •9 Colors •100% CJ. Nylon •Heotset Yarn •12 Fl. Width REG, 116.00 $14~~ (Installed WI Pad( PLUSH CARPET $14~.2. •13 Colors •Anti·Stati< •Continuous Heat Set Nylon •12 Ft. Width llmtollod W/Pad) Returns home REG. '19.00 HEAVY SCULPTURED CARPET Florence Richard s has returned home alter surgery In a Columbus hospital. Her daugh· ter , Jo Bunton Keel and her son, Miles. hav e returned to their home in Denver, Co lo. •Dupont Stoinmoster •Continuous Heat Set •12 Colors $1699 Sq. Yd. (Installed W/Padl snoo THICK PLUSH CARPET REG. =~:~:a~;·;:::. Remtant •13'6" Width lor Seomle11 in $1 999 Sq. Yd. (lmtalled W/Pad) Most Rooms IN STOCK Levrs CONGOLEUM VINYL CUSHION FLOOR -12Ft. Wide -13 Patterns LE~I'S •• The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio VIEEK SERTA PREMIER COMFORT TWIN MAnRESS OR BOX SPRINGS SALE S5 AUGUST 10 thru 18 49 saaoo sq.Yd. FULl MAnRESS OR BOX SPRINGS Sl 0800 SALE PRICES ON ALL BEDDING AT DAN'S IN MIDDlEPORT Pomeroy. Maternal grandparents are Rose Tatman, London : and David Tatman, DPiawarP 20°/o OFF JEANS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SURPRISE BIRTHDi\ y Gi\THERING - i\ surprist• open house for VIrginia Vita· toe Hartley, In celebration of her 60th birthday, will be held Saturday !rom z.4 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy hosted hy the Full Gospel Lighthouse Church. Relalfves , lrlends, and church associates are Invited to attend. Martin birth Jordan Nicole Martin, 8 pounds, 6 ounces and 211nches. was bOrn July 13 In Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati to Ron and Jill Martin of Loveland. Ohio. Maternal grandparents are Chuck and Mary Geiger of Dayton. Paternal grandparents are Doug and Marilyn Martin of Galllpolls. Maternal great·grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger of Dayton. Paternal great· grandparents are Stanford and Allee Stockton o! Hemlock Grove. Anyone who purchased tickets for the Gallla ·Melgs Blcenten· nlal Air Show can receive a relund by tak ing th eir !Jckets to the airport office In Gallipolis before Wednesday . No rrlunds will be given after that time. 't*90 DAYS:._ ~ SAME AS ? ~ CASH 4.~ SALE 1986 COUGAR Stock t 97691, 4 doors, aedan, wheel drive. 6 cyl., air, auto ., PS, PB, whoel, AMIFM stereo tape, radials. win . defog. Now Stock I 5640, 2 doors, 6 cyl., air, auto.,· PS, PB, tiltwhoel, cruise, AINFM atareo tape, white walls, bucl<at saata. Now LIVING ROOM 1978 FORD 1985 FORD TEMPO Stock I 5912, 4 doors, sedan, whoet drive, 4 cyl., air, auto., PS, AM/FM radio, radials, bucl<ol ...... gauges. Now · 1982 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Stock • 6142, 2 doors, coupe, V.S, air, vinyl roof, auto., PS, PB, power win· dowa, power 18111, power locka, db...,ael, cruise, AINFM walla, rear win . defog. WAS SUITES~ ~v~' 1 TON Stocl< I 2092, 2 doors, 'Nl, auto, PS, PB, AINFM radio, aux.luel tank,gauges, sliding rear glass. Stod< t 6252, 2 '*'"'-·sedan, 4 cyl., speed stand. trans., AM/FM slen!O radials, bucket seats. Refundr available JORDAN N. MARTIN ·Yf 19861 ' 2 NISSAN PICKUP 4x4 Stocl< I 5861 , 2 doors, 4 wheel drive14 cyl ., 4 speed stand.trans., AINFM radoo. 1986 JEEP COMMANCHE Regular Fit Straight Leg •C OUNTRY r EARLY AMERICAN AND CONTEMPORARY STYLES •BEAUTIFUL LONG-WEARING COVERS 100% Cotton SOFA CHAIR •RECUNING SOFAS and LOVESEATS •QUALITY BRAND NA.S INCLUDE: Berkline, Craftmaster & Rowe Prewashed PICKUP -- - 2 '*'"'---;-4 cyl., auto., PS, PB, radio, radials, short wno;./'8ftl & SALES PRICES Sl All AT ONlY 499 WAS •To OU811fttd Appllcwrta In Navy Greg E. Weddle has Joined the United States Navy and fs stationed In California for basic training where he will graduate Sept. 7. Letters and cards may be sent to him at Co. 189, RTC ·NTC, San Diego, Calif., 92133·2000. 290 N. SECOND MIDDLEPORT STC)RE HOURS Monday 9:30-8:00 Tu"day·Saturday 9:30·5:00 992-3684 I ~ APPliANCES, TV'S. FlOOII COVERING 992-3671 • 01110 Andtrson Charge �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 9, 1990 • • • U.S. F-l5s taking positions m Saudi Arabia WASHINCTON iUPII - De· fense Secrelary Di ck Chenev and Joml Chiefs of Staff Chairman Co lin Powell sa id F·IS fighters were "laking up positions " In Saudi Arabia and rhat U .S. paratroopers a nd more jets were on the way. "It obviously is a major commitment of U.S. forces,·· Cheney said Wednesday, declin· ing to predict how long U.S troops will be deployed in Saudi Arabia. "The situation 's un certa in," he added. " We don't know how long if will lasl. We don't know when it will end. We don't know exactly how l'vcnts will unfold over the nex t few months ." Cheney and Powell, a four·star Army general, appeared al a Pentagon news conference for l he first time since President Bush ordered U.S. troops and warplanes to Saudi 1\rabia to deter a possible Iraq i attack and protect U.S. Interes ts. The two men r efused to dis· close the number of U.S. aircra f t or troop s already in Sa udia Arabia or how ma ny American military forces would ultimately be sent there, but ex presse d confidence the U .S. lroops could defend the oil kingdom . "Even though thPrt• may I million people m the iraqi army , It is not an army that is currently postured to come storming across any border wilh I million people," Powell sa id . " I am confident of our ability- when we have fini shed our deploy · ments ro accomplish the mission thl' president gave us." n(' fensC' officials who asked not to bP iderrlifiPd said about 2.300 uc Beat of the Bend Perturbed at prices? By 808 HOEFLICH Everyone is pl'rturbed about the gouging at the gasolin e pumps, but no one does a nythin g abou t it . Pr es id P nt Bush went on t Picv i s i o n m akP to weak st<ltemcnt to the oil <·ompanies. I'm sure thev Wl'n' a li ste ning and will do ~ rollbark any minute. Sure th e:v· will Who are we kidding? Oil of Brf'ck ingbrid gP, Te x .. a nd Mr . and M rs . i\llrn Tuttle nf Sa n Frt~ nci sro. Cali ! It v.:;1s rhr i r first \'!S it to Oh io <Jnd w~·o..;t \'trginia in ~,11 yf'ars. A.'i ·nw D uk r·· would .'.<.J.V, ··wrlrrHJU' hom r· . P ilgrt m s... l kid you not. It 's \atw nJI Smi le Week from Aug . uthrough Aug 12 Now does that give )·ou an idea of what to do for the nrxt few davs" Bragg s ta rt ed leav1ng at J a.m. EDT Wednesd ay and were due to arrive in Saudi Arabl<.1 late Wednesday . So urcps al so sa id mPmbPrs uf the 101 s t Airborne Di v i sio n from Fort Ca mpbell, Ky., and the 14111 Infant ry f ro m I'art Stewa rt. Ga .. wert' earmarked to go to Sa udi Arabia, along with F ·16 fight er jets and B 52 bomber s. PowPI I said fiv e A WACS earl y · warning rPconnaissance radar planes were sen t to Saudi Arabia. apparently to bolqpr lhc fi ve AWACS it already operates Also. he sa id, thP nurlrar powPrrd aircraft carrier USS E isP nhowrr and esco rt s hi ps passed lhrough lh c Suez Ca na l and WPn' now statio ned in the Red SPa, off Sa udi Arabia's west <·oa<.;t, •,v-hPrr onr Iraq i oi l pipe· lifiP r<nds A tota l of abou t .\~ US. war ships, including th e airrraft rarr!P r USS IndrpPIHlrnc!'. were 1n thP reg ion . Ttw Indi '!H'rHiP nn' was stJ I ionrd 111 th r norlhPrn A 1a bi an Sea. at the' mouth ot th f' flf'rsian Gu lf Tlw aircr.:.J ft CHTi f'r USS SarJt n;::a. whict1 11'1"1 rtll ' UnilPd Sta l f''. Tu(•r:;rl a.\". \\.'ill takr up position tn lh l' j'astnn MPdill•rranPan. P11 '.\t·ll sa id . That w ill put l hl"\'f' ( "d iTil'r '., with ubo ut 2-W fi f;:h lrr allll r1tra ck )('h. in th e• rrgion . paratrooper s from Port Bra gg, 1\ C.. and 4R F·l\ je t fi ght er s frnrn LangiPy. Va., v..·err in thr first wa vl' of th e ··ongoing· · U.S. operation "Bccausr v.:c want to ensure· lhe sa fety of our troops and because we wa nt to e ns ure operational secur it y· ... l will be limitrd in what I can It'll you," Powe l l sa id al th f' beg innin g of t he briefing . Bus h issuPd th1· order Monday night to Sf'nd \T.S. troop s and aircraft to Sau di Arabia, afiL'r Cheney had obtained an agree me nt from King Falld to allow U.S. forces to use Saudr bases for th r fir st tim(•. ··Ear ly a dva ncr par t~-' r le· m ents lilt ed off t he ground at 7:35 _ ves tl:'rday 1TucsdJy J mornin g and lhP flow has continued, with thP rlldjiii par t of the flow b1Jg innin g l ast night 1 Tuesday ni ght 1 wi th tlw1lf>pa rtun' of F -1.1-, from L ang h ·~· Ai l Fn rcp Base.· PowPIJ . . ald The F - l~ Eaglt· li gh tPr j l'l > wrre from th e 7l s t and thP 27 th T ac ti ca l l"i ght er Squadrons "' Lang ley, sou i"CPS said. Thrre an· ~<I p!Jnl's in Pa ch ·"CJU<.Jdron Pov..-c· ll sa id rh r F -\ :Js bPg;!n lt·a\·i ng T uPsd i.lV night <tnd WJ'n' l'(intinuing to Ir a\'!' \Y cd nt's(L!y · "Th f' first plani'S h d\'f' lancktl in Saudi Ara hi a and arc takin g up positions a t v.n iu us loca tion." in Sa ud! Ar;ttJia. ·· lw ...,aid In addition, PowP II sa 1d. para t ro oprrs of thr Division Rr· c1d _'> Powell expressed concern wrlh Iraqr chemica l warfare ca pabil ity , but added that the L.S troops were be ing se n t in had protect ive masks and body garmeots and m edicine Cheney sa id he told Sa udi bl Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio stantial domesU c resources." Johnston 's letter echoed r ecent rem ar ks by oil industry officials and their political allies cuwait. On June 26, Bush sharply limit ed drilling off the coas ts of California, Washington, Oregon, F lorida and New England , say· lng additional studies were needed on the potential environ· mental effects of drilling. But .Johnston noted that the president. in making his deci· sion. res erved the right to change his mind if national security was and gas development . Sen. l:lennel t Johnston, D·La . se nt a letter to the presidl'nt Wednesday asking Buush to ·'reverse'' his decision imposing a moratorium "on oil and gas leasing and development on large areas of the Outer Con tin· ental Shelf." Johnston wrote, "Given the crisis in the Middle East and at a tim e when neHrly 50 percent of thf' oil we consume is imported, I question the wisdom of banning the development of these sub· Bush urged to reverse oil decision WASHINGTON IUP11 - The chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Co mmtt · lee, citing the Middle East crisis, asked President Bush to reverse his decision limiting offshore oil TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-21511 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY · Ath o ut sHit: M c 1 4~ . G<tllti:l o r Ma ~un couflll tl\ mu~l br ! pr to "'"rl ' Aucr•!Vt• $ !1111 STARTS FRIDAY GovedWoil~ 3 tl<f\'!1. dl IIU t 3 6 10 Hd~IJ¥ Yot! d tt~oiCh•"il \)VI~! o.ulv Tt rhrlilt" COP t' Ol ADUNl MONDAY PAP I H TU[SOAY PAPfR WtONtSOAl' ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT 30 42 60 S9 00 s 13 00 05 / day Sl 30 i d;:ty A a t e~ aro tor consecu 1n.oe run ~ b1 otlen up d,.., !>will tJe c h o11 ged l o• ei!Ch day ~~ "f!Pilrate ads PAf'~ R TI1UA S0 AV PAPLR 1HtOAY PAPlR SUNDAY PAPIR lfl c~rd 1 ot Tllank s 2 In Menlll•l' ] 4 Annuu'-"tlflll;lfll i G1veaway ~ Happy Ad ~ 6 lost and Found 7 Y1rd Sale jpatd rn ,1\lva•t u• l 8 Pubhc Salt & Auct ron 9 Wanl6d to Buy 31 Homlfs tor Sale 31 33 ] I J~ 36 Molld e l.'flf.,,ifi<'t/ /HI/!:<' ·' <'Ot '<•r fill' hurl! ~ OAV HUORI I'UUI IC..:AIION 11 OOAM SATURDAY l 00 PM MONOAY 1 00 PM TUESDAY "l no I'M WEDNESDAY 1 00 PM THURSDAY 1 'JO I'M fRIDAY 11 1] fo/1, 111•i 11 p; I d <'Jilt"" •· •·.u·/i 1111 p;< •s ... 13 14 15 Gi!lha County Ar11a Co de 614 446 367 388 245 1!16 G.Jilopohs 991 ChOihtfC Vtnlon R10 Gr1nde Guy•n DtSI 643 Arilbla D1st 37!} Walnul Mil§ on C o Metgi Counly A1ea Code 6111 A1ca M1ddl ~"' Pomeroy 615 458 Cod~ WV 304 Ch~ter 576 Appltl Grovl! Por1lo11td Ma:oon Nfl"¥1' H01ven lel;ul Buffalo 147 !~tart r.u~ Ra cm e 895 142 667 Rutland Coolvtlte 937 Waniudl oDu 01 farmEqurp!llUn! &l Wotnl td lo 1:!11>; 6 3 l IVI'\o iU L k 64 H;1~ & Gum 6~ St!t!d 1!. Fr.rltlrlt!! thotl hlille W ant c tl Trans Hnuses lor R e nt Molltle tiom e~ tur Ac11 1 4~ Furnt s hed Roofll ~ 46 41 48 49 S p~cl! fo1 Aenl 51 51 53 54 A u l o~ l"} l111 Ck~ 13 v.,n~&4VY0 ~ 74 M u !ooc~~le. l!> ffJ Bu~b !1 IH Aulo ]9 C:.i!liJ}t!!~ Wanted lo Rent EQ tHpmenl fn , Ro•H! f 0 1 lease IOf S.:.t lt• M o lm ~ lur ~" I " II. Autu P i!,l ~o& At..L .t~~ urrt..~ Rc~ dl! C, II II IJm ~j !:: 4"'~'" "" 1 & Motu• Hon10 ·~ 81 Hofll ~ M1H M trl c halld<Sc Buoldrng S upplr ~ Bl 84 Plumbwg & tit~;ltu r~l t >CdVd liiHj l:htci !I UI( 1!. Rt:lro!_lo,..,lrtm Anlrlftr~~ 2?. Bu"f"it!!!i i Opporlum l~ Monuv 10 l oa n 58 Pets fm S ate Mu 5tcalln s tnun e nls F•u115 & VegdtJbleos lJ l'rol t~Ssoo n a l St~ • vrce\ ~~J Fn• Sill lf' o r lrad .. ~7 fo-r Sdle liijiiliQffil Hou seho ld Good~ Spo!t1ng Gond:o 55 56 orlalion / 1 f.ums to• HtHl l ApMilrtlllll lot Atnl! lihijhlijfil 21 •. Merchandise P1 PleM<IIU 98!i 949 MISCtllidlltl'\1\J ~ 18 ~ .• ~ 1or 8uSI!1 C$S ButiOrntJ ~ luh 1'. Acreaue . Hu:omll!;s Ttd'""HI Schools & ln S I! trC ioon Rad1 0 rv & Cl! Rt'P•'" leon 843 773 882 16 Home~ Fi!nn~torSdle 41 43 44 Help Waotud Soluahon Wao-ttld lnsUiance 17 Farm Supplies & livestock l;tnnna E!!!PIQyment Services A1b 000 ling a t hom r A vice presi dPn l of I hi' Ameri ca n Petroleu m ln stilutf' . William 0 Keefe. sa id. "I n Ca ii! or nia. at Po int Arguello off San ta Rar · bara. Chev ron and Sf'\·rral other companies are ready to produu· 80,000 barrel s of oil a day. Tha t's about one·seven th of the 600,1!0(1 barrel s we'vp b een grtting from Iraq and Kuwait " Real Estale 41 Sor l t~ o... s., .. Corner Collections 20 Ch•Yt! . A { l. l!>~ llit !d .rdvl'rliH0IIll'1ll ~JI .IL 1."11 "' 1h t! l~ luto!l ( <!• t r•pl clo!~~rlretl th ~ l)lol\' 81!~011!.~~ Colfli dlllllo:~l~ 1\\JII(t!\o l wdl .rl ~u •'PIH!.u " ' l lr~ PI P t c.~•"'t Rr:q • ~h" d!ld I he (.i,rllo 1)01 1~ Announcements Over 15 Words $4.00 $6 00 t5 15 t5 15 15 !o r ,IdS pi!ltllll ,\<tv.tiiU " i'lnd F uund dCh umh"t 1 !l WOHIS w t111le C.utl of Th,mk ~ Ill Mt!IIIUrld!ll Great For Back To School Rat e Words Days " P11Ct: u t ali 1\11 dll Colplla!letlt!rS I~ tlotrlllr: "II CI! ot dll t: n ~ l • 1 l"'"'t hn.-: lVI·" ' u n ly used ·sc ntutt~ IS not r~s p onsrblt! lo1 wrurs "It e r It• ~ • ,,..,. (Cit !•Cio '"' .. rr' "' (u s t di.fY "d rom ~ on pi!~wrl l:,,n llt:turt: 2 00 p n1 flof'l ,lflt! l (.Hrbltca11011 lfllll ilkt: I U!!I"C1 1UII "Ach lh i:l lll 'l l ~ t lH: pdtd ' " ottlv~rne ,,., . 10 A.M.-6 P.M. argued tha t instabi lit y i n the Middle East was a com[X•Iti ng reason to Pxplorf' offr:; ho rP drll • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace ~Q dr ~CU illlt · t- ret: dth quarter of L S eslimated gas rPsPrves <He lo<.·a tpd on the Outer Co ntinent a l Shelf . " In rerPnt co ngre'i:s ional tes tim ony, American PrtrolPurn ln s li · lute President Char les Di Bo na sa id that "mo re oi the Outer Co ntinental Shel f should be made available tfor drillrng;. espe· cially areas which alrra dy havr bern lea sr:d " DiRona and other dri lling advocates, including a handful of elected officials. have long RATES Monthly I'OLI CitS The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 endangPrPd b.v oil suppl _v disruptions "I beliPVP the em ba rgo on Iraq i and Kuwaiti oil and unfold· ing even ts In the Middle East warrant reconsideration of your previous decision in viPw of na tional security concerns," the se nator sa id. The Whit e Hou se had no immediate comment on John· st an' s letter . Johnston noted, "Nearly one· quarter of U.S. es timated oil reserves and well over one· Classifie All PRICES REDUCED AGAIN!! Powf' ll saic.l US . troops and ill rivin1~ in Sau d i /\r'Jbi.:J Wt'lt' ·· pn•tt .\ Sl'C ll rf' Th P lndepr·ndrnc!' is in ,J pnsi'ion tn providr s upport nnw. a ... 1.~ the Ftst' nhower bat th• gnlup ·· Brigad1• uf thP l ~,ROO mcmbl'r 1" oing Out I Business!!! dl lTraft R2nd AiiiJurn( ' D1vi'.ion trnrn Fori officials during his visit Sunday and Mondav th at Rush would waive th e ~·ong rPssional ' 'M et · zenbaum A ml'ndmPnt' ' that li· mitPd rht' sizP oft he Sa udi Arabia F ftr-r t to at any one t ime. Thursday, August 9. 1990 BJ lrn1.1rovt:tllt'lll ~ 85 G,,,,.l 86 H7 M ub rl ~ H u rlll' R~ep~u Uph u l~t t •r~ He~ u 1"'!1 compa niPs are big businrss and we rlont offend big business. Alter all. they' rp in a position to Public Nolle& BUllETIN BOARD makr major monetary contribu tio ns to I he gam e of politics. So me cr iltcs felt that the PreSident should have ca lled rn the c hief execu live officers of the oil co mpanies and made It perfect clear that h e wasn't go ing to toler ate the situa t ion. But that didn't happen . If the President realiv wants a more gentle America. he rea ll y should exe rt a littl e force. He Is the chref cxecu ti ve of the entire nat ion and we are th e people. Aren' l we th e ones he's supposed to be repres · ent i ng':' Mos t evrryo nc r know dOt'sn' 1 fee I \'P r y ge n !lea bout t h(' prier go ug ing. Howard Nolan. Syrac use. a re ti re d So uth ern Loca l teac her. think s i t would be a good idea of I he oil compan ies used I he excess profit s they are r eap ing fr om th e gouging to pay on the national drbl . Th at should m ake a dent the fr gu re is al rea dy well inlo the millions which will turn int o bi l lio ns in short order Do n' t hold vou r brra t h Don Cullums, Hem lock Grove a rPa . is huv in g hp;J IIh problpms and probably would wplcomP hea ri ng f rorn y ou about nmv Don was movpd from VPIPrart.'> \1cm oria l Hospital tn lJnivP r .., it .v HnstJital in Co lumbu s whPrc he is unrlPrgo ing trst in g and trrat rn Pnl. His wife. Kay. an rmp lo1rr at VMH. 1.< spe ndin g timr in Co lumbu s to br nParb~ · Don s address is Room !ORO. Doan Hall. Ohio State L nivrr Si t;. Col umbu s. Ohio 1.12 1il . It has long bern sd id th at on(' good turn dPsPrvrs anoth Pr. BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION FOR SALE IN RACINE Digital-Tuning Rack System NEW LOW PRICE! Save 5150 Reg . 349.95 Low As S1 5 Per Month • VERY NICE LARGE HOME ON APPROX 3'1 ACRES- 4 BR. 3 bat h~ 2 garages, rented I BR apartment Property mcludes pond. approx 4.800 sq. ~ . farm bldg and mo~le home A real bargarn at $89.900 CALL 614·992 ·7!04 FOR APPT . Cellular Phone For Road Safety $299* 4-Head Special-Effects VCR With Remote and HQ 19995 Save 5120 low Aa S15 Per Monlh• Hrgh·speed synchro·start dubbrog. remote. AMIFM stereo, 5·baod EO. tur ntable and rack w1th casters #t3·1236 Remola batle!H!S exira PEPSI MACHINES Placed rn your busine ss. You re· cerve a 10%comm1ssron on ever · yth1ng sold . Insta llation and set· v1ce provided at no cost to you low A• $15 Per Month. Was 399.951n 1990 Catalog Easy oo -sc reen programming of 21-day/6-eveollimer #t6·5tB Ca ll 992·2 554-Boyer Vendrng Rgmole ba:lenes e~lra HALF PRICE! 7-Band Car EO/Booster 59!.! Reg. tt9 .95 #40 ·1t Ot 5 120 watts total power' #12·t958 AM/FM Stereo Headset Radio 2995 religious servi ces for the prison · #12-145 Reg . 24 .95 #14-1041 PrS. After the servicC' s. shP wrnt across thr stree t and sa t down on WED.·THURS.·FRI .-SAT. ALSO ULTRA HOT LEGS CONTFST EACH THURSDAY Reg . 329.95 #20-135 Aallenes ex lrl'l Featurmg Fun, Games, Pw es and Entertarnm enl Auto-Redial Slim·Fone"' ® :]) ---30% Off 6995 w,•: 1~~~ THE ADDISON CLUB UPPER RT. 7. GALLIPOLIS 1995 ~~5 5 Catalo9 153.69 and 153.591 and Tona/pulse d1a1mg THE a bench behind Andrrson's Ston· Public Nolle& ~ hP TANDY"' 1000 TL/2 Purauent to "the provitiona of Section 163 ,08 and t63.07 of tho Ohio Roviood Coda. public not~e ia gtven Word processor Impor tant papPrs one carriE's driver's Jic r ns(', credit cards. etc Whi ll' Mrs. DeLo ng would reall\ a pprPr iatf' hav ing th e purse back intacl - she'd be happy to sf' I tiP for j ust I he cards. -S-av-e 5 50 29995 that Data Calculator Reg. 349.95 LOW Aa $15 Per Month • Alkaline Batteries of Admlniatretive Services. Divlaion of Public Worka, 40% Off Office of State Architect and Cut27% can be m w hPd a t 992 ·2469- and no qut•stinns asked . 1095 Reg. t•.95 Stores up to 50 rtem s of data. W~h case #65-934 Any om' who purchased lrc kel s to th;. c;,.rli a Meigs Bicentennial Air Show whirh was unfor tu · nat('] y rained out ca n rece ive a refund by rak ing the I ic ket s to the airport office before Aug. 15. No re fund s will IJe mad e a ft er Aug. 15 - so y ou f[OI Ia move. Size Cel . No Rea. N 23·023 211.59 .95 D 23-550 212 .59 155 c AA 9V AAA Engineer, 30 Eaat Broad Street. 36th Floor, Colum· bus. Ohio 43286-0403 until Sele Thursday. Auqyst 30. 1990, at 1:00 p.m. Daylight Savings Time, and opened immediately thereafter. tor furnishing the materiel and performing the labor for the execution and conatruction of: 23-551 212.59 1.55 23-552 4/2.89 1. 73 23-553 Each 1 89 1 t3 23-555 211 59 .95 CREATING NEW STANDARDS READVERTISED ProJect No. 770-88·019 Statewide Heal,h end Safety Progr.m PROVEN LEADERSHIP Over 7000 USA locations. 39,000 employees, seven R& D cen ters , 31 USA and four overseas manufacturing plant s Nobody Compares RELIABLE QUALITY Hocking, Monr~ Morg1n. Nobody Compares GUARANTEED SATISFACTION Separate blda wHI be received for : Contract Elt. of Cost Check Your Phone Book for the Radio Shack Store or Dealer Nearest You •Requm rw"" activation and m1n1mum oervice commitment Wllll autl\or11ed Radio Shad:. cellular phone carrier e~~eepl where pr011iblled b) state taw (S599llrithout activation) See store mana~r tor details. SWITCHABLETOUCH -TONE /PULSEphoneswor~ on t>oth tone and pulse hnes Tllerelore . 1n ~ rea s llavmQ onty pulse (rotary ~•all lines. you can sUit use services reQulrlno tonn. l1~t aHeroahve lono·distance and compulerizedseNtts fCC reQ~stered NO! ~~ pany ~nes We servtce whal ~ sell Counties HVAC 1410,000.00 Eieetrleof 1140,000.00 A PA E·bld conference wiR not be held since one wee conduetod during the original bidding period. Atllnqufr· teoohould bo dir11111od to M-E Building Conoultonto. t nc. Most Major Credit addrMe and number below). ftM Cards Welcome phone Cop!01 of the Notleo to Btcltt.n, Form of Propoool. Fonn of Bond, Form of , Radio Shack ValuePius• revolving credit. Payment may vary depending on your purchases. PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS I Columbua. Ohio 43216 Dodge Roporto/ SCAN Clovotond. OH •411& Builden Exchenge. Inc. F. W. Oodgo Cotumbuo. Ohio 43216 CJellia. Nobel and Wuhington Nobody Comperes Builders Exchange of Central Ohio T ranaportlition Meigs. electronics 0403 Clovolond, Ohio 44131 Over 1500 engineers and technicians develop, evaluate and test to our exacting standards Guarantee. Pulling you first has made us #1 in consumer Contract. E EO Bid Condi tions. Instructions to Biddera. General Conditions, Plans, Specifications end other Contract Docu· ments are on ftle and mey be examined at the following offices: D.pertment of Admlnlatra trve Servicu Oiviaion of Public Worka Office of State Architect end EnginMr 30 East Broad Street - 35th Floor Columbu1. OH . 43288 - Phaae 11 / Diatrict No. 10 Ohio Department of Athena. Over 35,000,000 customers benefl1 annUally from our Satisfaction I anted propo ..la will be received bv the Department Goes anywhere #26-3930 drh.'Pr 's licPnsf' and papers . She Jean Abies has been returned to her Pomeroy home from the Holzer Medical Ce nter where she was taken after a fall at her residence . She received a fractured heel a nd oth er injuries and will be confined for eight weeks . Jean sends along thanks to everyone for cards, vi sit s. flow · ers and phone calls with a "speci al " to the em ergency squad, L B. and Bob Vaughan and Howard Mullen. Incidentally, visiting Jean and her husband, Thomas, last week were cousins, Mrs. Ruth Adams Public Notice PUBliC BID ADVERTISEMENT 1 bua. OH. 43288·0403 The Minimum W1g11 RatA the Governor' 1 Eltecutive Order of January 27. 1972 are applicable to thi1 bid invitation. Almond, #43 -539 White , #43-540 Ballarl t!S I!XIra The Bid Guaranty and Contract Bond must be iuued by 1 surety company meeting the requirements of Article 2 of the Instruction to Biddert, Bidt shall be •eeted and addreued to Department of Adminiltrative Services. Olvi1ion of Public Works. Office of State Arch it act and Engineer. 30 East Broad Street. 35th Floor. Cotum, R&qulremenu of Reviled Code Chapter 41115 and the Equal Employment Opportunity Bid Conditions of Reviud Coda Sections Cut 20% CB for Safer Travel Reg. 39 .95 Bai1Mes aXI'B The Hottest N1te Club rn Offers Lad res' N1t e Gallt~olrs Month • The aoswer to mrssed ca lls' #43-399 Microcassette Recorder 1788 LOOK OUT LADIES 1 22995 ~~;p~: Save 40 79!~ tt9 .95 Save 30 69!~9995 5 Bl D GUA· tho Ohio RovioOij Codo. Save 5100 Beeperless Answerer 1 RANTY meeting the requiremanti of Section 163.64 of 200-Channel Scanner Cut 25% WhPn iolon by calling 16141 466· 6702 or Toll Free on 1-800282·1 085 Each bid must be accom· Speaker With 10" Woofer Cut 28% mov ed, she forgot h t• r ht• igr· kn it purse on the benc h. The pursr· no t on ly co nta i ned a bout $90 rn cas h, but , of course, all of those Mcuring bids from Certified MBE Subcontracton and Suppliers may contact the State Equal Employment Coordinator by calling (614) 446-8380 or the Minority Business Development Dl\1- ponied by However. it doesn't always work tha t way . Ru th .~n n DeLong has foun d tha t ou t. Su nd ay. Mrs. DeLo ng h ad gone ro t he coun ty j a il to help co nduc t to wai t for somPtmr documents will be tor· warded Shipping Charges Co11ect upon receipt of a deposit in the amount of *26 DO per set in favor of M-E Building Conauttant•. Inc. The depoah will be refunded to bidder~ who return to the plana and •pacification• in good condition within tan 110) days eher ntceipt of bids. The COlt of replacement of any mining or damaged document• will be deducted from the depo1it, The low bidder may retain the plan• end specification• and the deposit will be refunded. Subcontractor~ and material au ppliers may ecqu Ire for their convenience, Plans and Specification• or portions thereof by paying for the coat of reproduction and handling. CONTRACTORS RE · QUIRING ASSISTANCE in WasS499 tn t 990 Catalog 27995 Public Notice Coplu of the Notice to Bldder1, Form of Propopl, Form of Bond. Form of Contract, EEO Bid Conditions, lnuructlon• to Bidders, General Conditions. Plen1. Spealflaetlons end other Contl'llct Docua monta together w~h •nv further lnformotfon deolrod, moy be obtetnod by Prtnie Contractor• from the Offloe of M·E BUILDING CON· SULTANTI. INC .. 1011 E01t Brood SltMI, Colum· buo, Ohio 43201, Tol~phono 18141 288·4903. All blclllno MtNORITV SET ASIDE requirements of amended Substitute Hou1e Bill 684 of tho 113th Rogu · lar Se11ion of the General AsNmbly, and 1pecifically the requirements of Revised Code Section 12 3. 161 (C I 12) ond f31. retoting to Minority Businflll Enter· prlu aubcontuctou and material purchue and aer· vice supply comracta, are applicable to thl1 lnvhetion to bid. No bidder may withdrew his bid within 1ixty (80) diVI after the actual date of the opening thereof. The Deputy Director. Dlvialon of Public Works. ruerves the right to waive any informalitHtt or to re;ect any or all bidl. PUBLIC NOTICE Business Services NOTICE i1 hereby given that on Saturday, August 11 , 1990. at 10:00 a.m., 1 public: 1818 will be held at 105 Union Avenue. eroy, Ohio, to aell for Pom ca1hthe following collateral · 1986 CHEVROLET Celebrity Sor. # 1G1AW9X· 7F6185889 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company. Porn · aroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid It thl1 sale. and to withdraw the above colla· teral prior to sale. Further. The Farmers Bank 1nd SaY · Jngs Company r•erves the right to reject any or all bids submitted . Further. the above cell• · teral will be sold In the con dition it i1 in with no ex , pre..ed or implied warran ties given 181 8, 9, 10. 31c ~---------.,..---------"'T'---------~---------- USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WAIUNTY WASHER!-$100 up DRYER!-$69 up REFR IGERATOR!-1100 up RANGIS-Gas-Etec.-$111 up FREEZER!-1121 up MICRO OiiN!-$79 up •Mobile Home P,l!f!O •Mobile Hoind KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ~~2 - 5335 or 885-3561 Auno From Pnt Office POilEIOl, 01110 R~nllls • Lot• Ranfals 992-7479 lt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio SER~ICE The following were receiv We can repair and reed / prepared by the Ohio care radiators ond Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) lut week. heater 'ores. We 'an Effective datu of final ac · also Q(id bail and rod tions and iuuence datu of proposed actions and of out radio tors. We also draft actlona are 1teted. fi · repoir Gas Tanks. nel actions may be appealed, in writing. within 30 day• of the date of this notice. to the 992-2196 Environmental Board of Re · Middleport, Ohio view, Rm . 300, 238 E. Town 51. , Columbul. Oh., c 43216. Noticeofenyappeat 1hell be filed with the director within 3 days. Proposed actions will become final un· leu 1 written edjudication hearing reque1t i1 submined within 30 days of the ls CHESTER, OHIO ILJince date : or the director •GRAVEL revil81 1wlthdraws the propoaed action. Any penon •LIMESTONE mav submit comments end/ or a meeting regarding anv •Fill DIRT drah action within 30 ~~VI •ANYTHING of the date Indicated. Ac· tlon" , a• used above does AT All not include receipt of a veri· fied complaint . If 1ignitlcant public lnteret1 exi•ta, • pub 1·1t · 901fn lic meeting may be held. A• to anv action, including re- , _____._ _ _ _ __, ceipt of verified comptainta, II any penon ma-y; obtain no· tice of further ectlon1. and additional information. Un· le11 otherwl1e provided in ALL MAKES notice of particular action•. Bring It In Or We all communications 1helt be sent to Hearing Clerk. PAl' HILL FORD ]. •VtNVL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Now Homoo lroilt "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 NO lUNDAY CALLS !::===:::;=:~1 · 1 « 4· 16-86-Hn R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING BISSELl & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling New Location: I U North Second Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE 3748 ·6 for requirements. Final iuuance of Registration Certificate •• 1 Qenerator of lnfectiout Waste. Veteran• Memorial Ho1pital 116 E. Memorial Dr. Pomeroy, Ohio This final action not preceded by propoted action and il appulable to EBR. 181 9. 1tc THE OEPARTMENT OF AOMINtSTRATtVE SERVICES OtVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS Carole J . Ol1havlky, Columbus. Ohio 4U29. Wll oppolntod An· Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cl&aning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 Announcements 8.J.''JO.I mo. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD 985-4473 667-11179 USm RAILROAD nES 992-2269 6-12 · 90 ttn 1·31 ·go tin 3 Announcements ADOPTION We'd IOYB IO Shirl OUf hartll & home wfth Infant. Will ott.r lowe, w1rmth • •Hectlon, ftnancl•lly s.cure, ..,. htlp Nc::h ather! Mtdic11ilegal lljMn... paid, CIU COUKI Evtnlngl, 201-427- 2346 HaMbali C.rd • Comic Show. Saturd.lly Augul"l 111h, 91 .m .5p.m. K1n1uga OAV Hall. Ttblt ep1ce available, Ctll ~•ney, 614-446-BglS. cqe> ADOPTIONSptclal flmlly Wlntl 10 gl¥1 rOUf baby 1nd Ul 1 eh•net. Cal coiiiCI 708-3521656. Mary Ellyn and Chuck. Slnglee Information .nd a d~ ­ nlflld option tor finding a partner. Hnrt111rch: P. 0 . Box 1043, GaUipotle, OH 45631. 4 Giveaway 2 art 9fiY t.mtlt c1t1, 304-8823451. 2 bilge y1rd Kll Qoods. 614- 388-14.. 9. KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE Hnnrl (udu !rl Tu {rwp: nrnrf'' ~92-5335 or 985 -3561 Acro11 Front Pod Offico We Soy Whol We do. We Do What We Soy. 614-992-2328 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 7 · 23 · 1 mo . e mo. old malt, German Shllph.,d, whlla !an, 1o a OOOd r.orn.. 8t4-379-2t34. Free puppte1, plrt German Sheph1rd tnd lab Rttr1ver, 3041182-2TJII. Grsy end Whitt 3112 mo, outside Klt1tn, to good country homt .814-446-0317 Is Your Roof Roady For Another Year of l'e and Snow? Now's The Time to Find Ou1 . HOT SPRING SPA CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Y nu r lr>~ Day ·A Y""' [\('treat . Honey bHI 10 gtv..way. 814till-2403. Cat! 11-Sp.m. Somtone to lear down 1 112 story ofd houN tor lumber, must haul .wty 111 lrnh, 304m-at&1 Of 304--372-4257. Ten buck shot tim 07118, must tak• Ill, 30U7&-T.MO, 6 Lost & Found LOST: r.male ~k end tan Coon doo, l.Mdtna CreH AuUtnd Ohio, contact Chortle Wlaa, 814ti2-li1011 .. :lfM.e~. loll: One W.tar Sk~ Yo! low Cltamaran. In Klnewht Rlvw. Sat Aug.4. Rowonl. Cait Colloct 11011-ll38'28'10 RECYCUNG 7 Yard Sale OFFEIS 2 LOCAnONS TO SEm YOU .... Drive, cllltry Admlnletrttrtx of the 01tott of IOPhft Peort Dovlo. d.C...od, lote of 11 1 Stonehlnr Dr., Mt. Juflot, Tn. 3712 ' Roborl E. Buck. Probole Judge Leno K. Noeoolrood, Clorlc 171 28; 181 2, 8, 3tc 4·16-86-Hn NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARV On July 23, 1980. In tho Mefgo County Probote Court, Cooe No. 2887 t, Undo Putnom, 1Olllocl forn Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS ROOFING Wr Guaranter Your Salidaelion Public Notice Res. 949·2860 Howard l. Writesel BILL SLACK 992-7762 Deputy Director or l .- 7~1 1r n For Old & N&w Roofs~ Shingles Repairs, Gutters Buildlnq and Remod&ling [8] 9 . llc PH. 949-2801 16141992 ·7714 Pick Up. 21 7 E. Soc. Pomeroy POMEROY, "AI Reasonable Pri<os" Pay Your Phone and Cabla Bills Hare ~..,, .•;.. IUI!Hill PHON! 16141 991-65SO 'I!IDIIICI PHON! MICROWAVE OV,EN REPAIR OEPA. P.O. Bo• 1049. Col· umbua, OH 432Be-Oa9 Ph . (8141 844-211& . Con· ault ORC Chop . 374& end OAC Chopo. 374&-H end CUSTOM BUllT HOMES & GARAGES We Cllt'"v Fishing Suppli• Stop & Compore Free Estimotes 985-4422 BISSELL BUILDERS PLUMBING & HEATING 1· 12-'88·«• 10130/'891fn Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK Lordy, Lordy, Look Vlhoft 401 POMEROY. OHIO: At. 7 8o S.R. 143 ALBANY, OHIO: Rt. &0 8o S.R . 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY: 9 e.m. -7 p.m . 7 Dey1 ALBANY: 10 a.m..t5 p.m. 6 D1y1, Cloaed Sundly PAYING AS OF TODAY. MAY 29. 1990 #1 CojiJier 90¢ per lb.; Clean 0 Aluminum 36C p&r lb. Amerio "s Favori re Port able Spa BAUM LUMBER CHESTER 985-3301 Gallipolis & Vlclnlly • family ron! oalo. Potrfol. Aua. Bth 6 lith. C1olhM, knfcli· knacka. tors. eame tumll&n. 4 Family Yortf Solo: Ctolhlng Infan! to odul unlluro1 odCt • .... ou1 of Conlomllo, Srd on ~ghl. &hlrlty Aro · l'rl • Sal. Aug. coil lith •lt+IU·NS 10th. �Page- 1 0 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Rentals LAFF-A-DAY ,.,.- ...... Gallipolis ·------ & VIcinity Middleport. Ohio 41 46 Houses for Rent grocery ldaal Wtot. 114-245-il48. tor 1 or 1 cwple, •ppllanc• $25olmo. '"' 1:1 Wanted to Rent ~· 12!0 Third Ave, e-...... Wou~ IIU to rtnl houM In the 507 Oak Dr.-Spring Vtllay Aug. 3br houM, t 112 mil• outtlde ol Rio on At 325. 114-24HUI. 3 .....,. I bath portillly fur· nlahodL. locltld In t-n. 114- ~1w, Yl!d1ltoroge bulldlttg. CA1 pt1nt Boat Aapall"'bla. tuDGivfelon, Ewerythlng Chtapl Ralnllhlflll. ~ Frklly. Monday .clition • 2:00 p.rn. Saturdly. -2t'C';'t-::> ~lUI B 9 c.---.:v hom• kerotene lnllrior, heater, mite. ~? Burkhar1 Lane. Frid•y. Aug. 10th. ~5; rod brick howo. 7 mlin out Rl. Mt. "I didn't have to look for trou bJe to day I G0 d ' Jt Was • the Open. n fl ght 0U t ln Garage S.le. Thur. Frl_ • Sat. Bum.lte Rd. Kanaug•~Ott . Couch, love ...1. auns, te, mfec ......,.,' u,.,. ' · S.tur•y. 811 tlfiO; 9-5. Sund1y 8112190, 10-•t. 269 Lower River Road. «2 112 mil• down At. 7.) Thui.day & Friday. 10-4. 1 mile out Georges Cr. lrom Route 7. Thut"'day Frkby SetiJI'day Down Rt.7, rtaht 11C Clipper Mill, 1 mile, follow t1gnt, Baby c6otht•, couch, chair, Hr-. l•wn mow.,-, a•• wMd eater •lr hockey, fruck tool box, qulht, cratt.. Y•rd Sale: 2 mlln put Holzer; Rt.160. •dun. chlldren"eclothlng. toyt, dry..-, mlec. Aug. ,OI.h 9..C . Yard Sale: Frt I Sat. oH 141 at Centen~~ry. 3rd tr1lltr on left. S.Ira dump trailer, too11, i""lry, dlahn , llka fiMIII tNH , lola of mite. mat- Cotimelo......,i.t r~~~dedl Guaran· '""11 tMd wag•. paid vacltk>nt. 114446-7261. Dental Alcaletanl NMdad, Send resume to cle Bax 04'!&._O.lllpolit Oalll. Trlbunt, 82! r nlrd A..-., Gall poH•, OH 45831. Elim money by Utt WHII.. JcMn the numbers ta demonttrala "Chrfetrn~.. Around-Th.. Wortd" Jutv· O.Camber. Leave name, addree•, and phone number an answering tervlce. 1114-992-8319. EARN MONEY A11dlng Bookll $30,000/yr. Income potantlal. Now hl~ng . 111 806-687-6000 Ext. Y4562. EARN MONEY Rudlng bookll $30,000/yr. Income potential. Now (1) D-687-6000 hlrtng. Ell. Y-10180. oH. lntsrMI.t -4 Family Yard Sale, 11.. on cor· '*' 18 Help Wanted time AN or LPN for afternoon ahlft with Friday and Saturday & VIcinity "'h and Brown, Aug 10.11, 9:00 am, Bhp Rota TlU•, o•• - - - - -- Huah Yard So~ta, HI & S.t, 9:30 till ?. Sun. 12 :00 till 4:00. 2 ~ocka above Crawford Slora •tenc~erwon. ClolhM, tumllwa , gluwara, Home lntarlor, lot• of mise ttams. All procatdt are going toward good .,. .... 304- 675-6077 aftlr 8:00. ctll 514-594-354 rru.. poleau or apply In J*lon at 319 w. Union Strtl'l, Aihens, Ohio ..,5701. MondayFrtdey B--11 :30 1.m. or 1-4 p.m. EXCELLENT WAGES for tp~~ra time IIHmbfy. Eaey work II nome. No expelienc• n..ded. Call 1--504-641-m& Ext. 52M Open 24 hours, Including SunErp. HouA c ... n1r b" Frldaya, $5 an hr. ft~o061'1heltlng and cool- Ing lnet•ller. Mut1 be willing to wortt S.nd re•uma to P.O. Bar Middleport & VIcinity 7290, Porrt.roy, Oh . Fedefal Jobtl Earn S28,000-$86,DOO on Sumner Road/Chester_ t< lds, Large ~ll• clothes, nooaehokt, mlac _ Some HouR All oecupo~~llont 112-mlle from 248 on Cc Rd . 28. 9-10-11. &M-98!-t131 . 4 family yard sate. August 8--11. 8:00-5:00. 357n Vane• Rd ., Har- rfsonviUe. A1 ln canctlt l 1 t.lmlly yard tale. Hill Street , Pomero'(. Road befrort Pte..e,.. will M s1 gn1. Frlday-S.turdty Aug . 9-10·11. at Maxine Mlehul, Uurel CIIH, P'omaroy. Ba.. b.tll earda, clothlf19. mlec. EurciM bike, nice clothing, mite. Baum Addition behind tk.aling rtnk. Augu. It 10.11. 9~ .m. Rain etnceta Aug. i -10. lamps, end ttblu, flowers, hln, humidifier, lawn chairs, curta!,.. 32797 l'tn• Will Baby tit In my ttome . Have Good R, •• ~ rancea. 814--...~vv••• 81 14 Will to babysitting In my home wNkdays, Age• : "2 & up. Have daycart experience 1: refef'ln· ees. Excellent Cllrt. 614-4468202 · Would lika to babytH for young babl• and toddl..-.. 1114-901· 3242 . 21 Buslness Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. rtcommende th•t you do buti· n... wt!h people you know, and NOT 1o und money through lttt m•ll unlll you have inve.~r11•ted the Otflfir)9. Fully equipped belillly ahopo, Oet h"'o butlnen rNtonable. BOHide Summer Image on 160. aya: 814--446--07'53, Nlgl'll: : 814245--9173. VIdeo Aenlal 11cwe and butl· nMt lor 11le. Backlfi'Nt Vld10, Pomeroy, Ohio. Serlout lnq. only. 614·1102...,.. Real Estate l1 Homes for Sale Grocery c,.rt, eJ:petience helpful. Anumelref•r•nce ear. of P.O. Box niC, Pomtroy, OH. INTELLIGENCE JOBS. CIA. US Customs, OEA, etc. Now Hlrtng. Call (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. K· 101U. - - -- -- - EARN MONEY IVPing, wordprocnalng, pen,Dnlll com· puling . AI hom•. Full or pt. time. U5 ,0CKI/yr. Income potenllal. (1) BOa-687.6000 Ell . B-1018i. Now liking appUeatlona. Oominoe Pizza! Gallipolis &. Y•rd ule. Margie Gr~ '•, Main St., Rutland. Thws. •nd Frid1y. 8 Public Sale & Auction now booilnt auctk»M, ••- oeNnca make• lhe cltter.nce. llceMed Ohio, Kentucky, W.at Vlrglnle. -713-0785. 9 wanted to Buy To Buy : Junk Al.llot with DJ wtlhout moto,._ Call Urry Uwty. e"M 388 Ul". Employment Services 11 •nd LPN pooi:hlont av•llablt. For mort Information reogardlng aeer.ge, call afttr 5:30p.m. 814. 446-4S37 Mrlou• lnqulrln only 1 room houM-good Jtpalr In Long .Bottom, 01-1. Seenlc view of bhio Rlvt~r -3 mila• from For11.ed Run Stale Perk, Shade River For.st & 1100n to M m•rlN. Whnln mlnutn of lhrM poublle boat r1mps. Own.r deceaud, prlc~ lo Mil $'15,500. C.ll e1W8~17! or 814!'2474035. 1 rooma 1 112 bl:tt-ts, counlry living but ciON to ,._.QI School and town. R1 . ~ lane, Township Road 27. Rrat road 10 Calt 81 .... 912-7'118 or 1·384· mil• to Meig• High School. 32 Mobile Homes lor sale 1974 Guerdon Futurama tbe!J. 2 bedroom, Cantrat Air IUV& •hown by appointment 814-4-461012. Wanted to Do 1:0G-4:00. Loool>l'• Ptua au... Brtdat (!j 3·2·1 ConttiCt ... :2= 821 · - - - - - - - 2br, nor:•· 322 Third Ave. 61 ,._ 4ti-3JI or&"l-4lll03. wat.,- p.ld, Kerr Rd., 1200 rent plua -""""'· ••· -"''" S"Witlo, Doubto Cltlo014-311J.43117 Gall. t-erry, $325. monlh. 304= 6711_ lO _ Ifl :.......- - - - - - Fumlshed, 2bf, 112 mile Hal of P'ort•r on 554. !14-388-~l . lbgM: Y.en DIY C.tt Center rtHOnebM, dlpoeod1blt, 16clnM, qUIIIIy child C8NI. Mon- _..1111- wtlh . . - lgtl (IISPR). 111111 Ntvt ot" be 1nd 11M to -In pllyol- Doy CoN Center. Slllo, - b l e , ch,_... 11-f I "·"' • 5:30 p.m. ADH 2 ·10. wan llloo _ , . ..,.,... $1:1.13 per hr. ••~lng. Pooling ..... Df.OS..IO, s.nd ...Urnl Ul~ 25 .. eator TV, F~r rnodll. 114-:Ja8.81112. 0000 USED M'PLIANCES Wuhe,., dry.,., rttrigeraton, rang•. Sll.agge Appllancea, Upper Rl..-.r Rd. S.ldt Slone Cnll Mottl. CIII114-04 ..13N. automatic wu..-, white, SH; Kerwnore Wather, I Ken~ Mobf,. home tor 1111 14500 or for rant $226 per month. 2 8R, ••lanca1. S.curfty depostt 1 ... ,.r.nce ,.._ qulr-M. &14-448-4208 SlutM Real bt.ate. A•nt : 3 Hdroom trailer. Nlee, 2 mllft from Porneray on Sr 143 304-175-6200. Apartment for Rent Electric Drver, S71; K~~nmore Dry•, $7&; Frlald•lre Dryer, SJ'S; 30 Inch ElectriC Range Coppoertono, $75; Eloctrlc Ringo 1op I Bottom Oven, eoo-ono. $150; Elsctrte Rano- 26 Inch Whha, 115; Electric R1ngo, 30 Inch. $95; P'or'11bll Olehw11het, $85; Rlh1DIIrlltot, Hei'Ye• Gold, $86; Chnf Fmer, 20 cubk: toot, lneh tumlahad. Uppot~r Rt. 7, Upper Alv., Ad. 81 .......8-3MO. ~~;~~ded - 814-446-1JI4, BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT9 AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATE~! . Sl6 Jlckoon Plko from S1v-.umo. Walk to shop & movlet. Call814-446-2568. Eot-1. Fumlthed 2 rooms & Mitt Dow,.tslrt. CINn. No pelt. Rtf. & dtp. required. 0,._1519. F11mlthed Apt 807 Second Alit, Oelllpollo, 1225; Utlllltn ,..ld, 1br, 8~18 efter 7p.m.. Fumlthed E.ftlciency, $1 75 , Lilith._ Peld, Galllpollt, &144-48-4418 ft 7 • a ., p.m. Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed- room •pertmente at VIllage Manor and Rlveralda Apartments In Middleport From $11111. CIIIOf4.1102.mt EOH. Middleport, Otllo, BMch St Ont bedroom fuml1hed apt ., dtpoelt • ret.,-ence rtqulrH, 304-882· me. Ntcely Fum'ad Small house, eulta~ garaga, nol chllcff'ln, no fOf' Pfl•. $300Jmo. Dtpoell.l14-446-0331. Nleaty Fumithed MobUe Home In chy. CA. Suitable tor 1 per· eon. Ret. & O.p Required 81444f.Ol38 Now aec:eptlng application~~ for M11on Apll, AIC, tr .. lfuh P'ck up, laundry room, •quat houslnJ.oo opportuntly. Cto.. 1o :Cur"~ ~~or:·nl'~., '": monlht !rot r1r0 . 304-m.ato1 One bedroom 1pt1. tor rtnl. 45 Furnished PICKENS FURNrrURE RENT TO OYffl lntulllld. p-·· Country-Big Bend-Rock. Of4. Wl-6687 Milrc Futlz. Top C.sh paid. C:Xd tumltLn cuboerdt, quilts, oriental, poalntlnge, toye, 01" en11rt ....t. eall colfect 304-w.3m, or 304523-t854. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 121:28 Mabila Home Awning wtth Scroll Poet. Skirt!~ 12 yNro) lor 2318 1e ft. or wall e~~blnele. 11 ft. of baM eablnllls. 3tln, aolld wood front doot. Ooubfe pane windowl , dltfertnl . . .. ·~ em 1::=·-=-:-c;:-;-:--:---:1988 Cub Cadet lawn tractor, •• BOO nd 18 • 60"" ~.:2.iol6:•P. cut.-· · 501 1 SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Oulllflod Hbyattt.- wtll llllbyoltter, In ~ home. -...~~~o prtco. EltO ..... ony only to: Mtlgo IIRIDD 1110 Clr· ego. 304-e75-7190. 111011 • · ayroo- Oltio am. Will leby Sh In my Home near Alrftnt Jobl Directory. OUIII"'n· J.cbon Pike BulavUII Rd. Ex,..., ElnploJmonl, 304-344-5385 pertence and A•flrwnca. 814-lxt. A-1. 44f-204e AYOII I All Arooo I !lhlriiY Wll B1by lilt my Homo Chooltlre llpNIW, 304-41&-1421. INI. ExPerience and rwfeNnoe. Col ~27 .... 8pm Wlfl do petntlng lntertor, -ltly. n- '"'"'·OIIM -Ina. -~~~ lobo, IICCiolron, JOW75liiO oftor 4:00. fil rico tho unbtll•••biO o1 $12,900 dlllv- 1n H1 up. Clllt.atJO.m-<1145 ""dltlllo. SIDERS EQUIPMENT, - · ... 304-47J.l'l21. tumaoe wtcaollng, thlrmottat•, inetall• lion lnetrucUont, UOO. runt hoepH•I bed wHh S..rs 304·1'TS--8102. lloldld vinyl - · elwc01l gr~y, Large pu~rm.n cu. and co.metlc caM 115. 304-Tn9102. no. Moving 91111, - 1 hllr d.,-r, twin bedroom 1uii!L_ 22 cu ft che.. freezer, 304-4 rD-2381 betwHn M am 1nd 8·11 pom, 76 1 I I Q ~ Ill CBS Newo S MA p S 1 had to lrade my beautiful big van lor a subcompact car 5 IG 1 1 with very few luxurtes. My I L-.L_...I.-..L._L.- l ~ f rie nd consoled m e , ""J ust thin k ~------...:....., of it as a motorc ycle with AC I r_;.IC: . . !.!I~,r:. . ,.:.IT. .:E;.I. : K~I" "'-1 Od ~~~~,;~;· ;,, '""'"" • Q . . quoted by ldlmg in the m1sstng word! L J_ _L_J_..L....JL...J you develop from 5lep No 3 below . PRINl NUMBEREO 71 Autos lor sale TJ.IAT'S D1Ff£l:'WP AT L£AST YOU £AR!.l TH£ MO!.l£ Y YOU (;LOW' After 5pm Plcl! up bldl, Forde ond Cltolrt. 1i80 to 1887, no ruet , 304-175- 1P Nova. 4M qlne, 400 VInton Auto Salvage. Foreign Dom Porte buying Junk Clrt. a Musical 1!J Miami Vice ® Muolc Row Vid.., @ SportoCenter Monayllne all Scarecrow & Mre. King Q tm LOAN I COUNSELOR --- ~--::::--=-- ·. T~lfP 5AVING for A ~A•NY PAY, gv'T' LIFE ~E'f'T $itPING THf C./...OU0$1 , head-to-he¥d 1n the courtroom. (A) (!) Sox PreGame ill [IJ Fethar Dowling Mysteries Stereo. Q (!) Hometime Basic a porch-building techniques. focusing & Livestock . IS ONLY A. MAH E~ OF TIME BEfO~£ TH E OUT WE ARE MISSING.' W ,OOO. lo4-,.-,.. tnn.r kit wlh countr wotor, eoptlo llnlt ond llllotrto ltoott up. On top - . Ptt~IIAY lonood. OWn« wiN PI'" tlalty flnenct~, 12,100. uiing pnc.. 304-471-2722. One K,. 1.- R""'o 2 Allltlon, 1 ocro loltlk I mlloo - h O.lllpollo Loc o, public woter, no roltrlctlono, IOfM wllh ltver fronlegrt. J04.. -ro. wo. 1111-2136. FOll 211!0.~ Ha.-•• tn :::._.=:;.:..:.:.::.:.:;:.:..__ * :a = 1t11ChowS.10,~~· =~~far..:·: llodgof ~~IlL- U• illlotgioool-, -~ 5. : '~ '"Never mpon anyone you suspect of being a werewoll."" ~~=~ aond, goatl. : • '1141. 1iototl• :: Ot:lll ::._= : m-U_IIIt___ "Y _ __ _ • :lOS ..,.,. ~·:,'TO:t!"ll:'.=.~':':.'" • KJ B4 X-ray tAJ +K 10 7 2 One(PGi Dwayne and Ron running from drug dealers . (R ) t;J (!) Major League Baseball CD Sneak Previews Goet Vldtl() Affi..YII0G RJR STF\THWD RY. PiTLAIJfiC UN (!) Wild America Examme the natural balance be tween the hungry and the hunted. ~ HE CNJ BE E.liGi&.f R)R LDI)J · IIVTEKE'ST iOn Stage 9:00 (]] D crJ1 Choere Lolilh goes into labor during the Cheer s rMERGEJ.J::.Y C1SASTtR LOAfJS anniversary celebratiOn. (R) ~ 'I' EEKtE AND AFTER I FELL ASLE:EOP. HE SWIPED MY NIEiHT LIGHT. MY DAD i<~D ME A PEAL SCARY 5rc:RY LAST NIGHT ... COULD I BORRY YORE WELL!! IF IT WHEELBARROW AIN'T ELVINEY TODAY,LOWEEZY? 11 [IJ C) Young Riders An mtant is found. abandoned at the riders' bunkhouse . (R) Stereo. t;1 ffi (!j Mystery! Holmes and Watson investigate a death on the London subway 0 tm ~ fll Eddie Copra Mytteriat Capra helps a friend accused of murder (A) Stereo . I!) MOVIE oThe Return 01 The Bove~y Hlllblllleo 12 001 ® Naoh•lllo Now (l) @Top Rank Boxing Larry King Llvel 9:30 Cil iJ I]]) Grand Jan1ce and Eddie hash o ut the terms of their divorce (A) Q 10o00 ClJ 11 crJ1 LA. Law Van Owen is stunned by tile olle r o f a career-mak1ng promot10n . (A) C (jJ (]) Q Primeilme live Stereo. Q (1) Newswatch (!j Joth oThe Logan Legend ®I ~ 01 Nortoem Exposure A flu epidemic sweeps through C1cely and ruins Joel's romantic plan s Stere o. (]] tJ) New Twil ight Zone all Evening News all 700 Club With Pot Robertson t0o20 IJ) MOVIE oFather Cloooo (2: 15) 10:30 ffi Masterpiece Theetre The phony war is over as Fra nce is a«acked by th e Luttv..- alte (P1 5) (!]) fJ)Tul ® Crook & Chne a BARNEY SHORE--THAT'S WHY I NEED TH' WHEEL · BARROW c ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL 11 o00 ClJ D ill [IJ flJ ®I ~ Ill 11JJ News I!JI OI Aroenlo Hell 1!J Miami Vice 13 American Mualc Shop @ Beooboll Tonlght lor your Astro -Graph predic!ions t oday AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Fab. 19) 1ry to by mailing $1 25 \o Astra-Graph , c/o this newspaper , P.O. Box 91428, Cleve~ land . OH 4410 1-3428. Be su re to state your zodiac sign . 13 Moneyline keep 1nvolvemen ts w1th fr iends on a pur ely tun. social level today _ It's bes1 they're not drawn mto your se n ous confidential aflairs. nor you in1 o theirs Q] Batman VIRGO (Aug. 23-S.pt. 22) Be very care· emotional bond s. They'll resent restric- PISCES (Fob. :zG.Morch 20) Oon'l use up your credit with friend s tod ay by requesting inconsequential favors. If you do. there's a chance they migh1 no1 be tions even il you feel it's for their own resp o n sive when you need them lor lui today you are no t overly possessive wilh people with whom you have strong good. something sign1flcant. ARIES (Merch 21·Aprll19) II you gel in · valved in a ser iou s discussion with a friend today, be as open and fr ank as possible . Don't give your friend any reaales contusion . son to think you're hiding something. SCORPIO (Oct. U.Nov. 22) Conllicts TAURUS (April :zG.Moy 20) In a join! with co- workers are likely today If you ventu re today don't allow someone who are too insistent e~Jery1hing must be : isn't directly involved become part or Auguot 10, 1IHICI done your way and within lhe lime inthe enterprise. This person 's only conIn Ihe year ahead you could be lucky in crements you establish. tribut ion might be complicati ons. rather unusual ways. This Is likely to be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23--Dec. 21) Sub· ' GEMINI (May 21..Ju.. 20) There 's pos· especially true In matters that pertain to due Inclinations to take speculative slblll1y you might try to alter or change , the fulfillment of your ambitions. ri s ks · today, even though they might something today which is beyond your LEO (July a-Aug. 22) 11 you fall to look like sure things on the surlace. scope. The results of your efforts coutd move while the Industrious mood is Gambles should be analyzed from every frustrate you, as well 89 others. upon you loday. you might put oil doing angle. .CANCER (Juno 21..July 22) Your iudg· certain e•senllal tasks . Your lndiNer- CAPRICORN (Dec:. 22-Jan. 1t) Assign- ment Is reasonably good today . bui ence grows In proportion to your pro- • ments you can do quickly tOday are llke- there Is a possibility you may harbor uncrostlnatlon. Get a jump on life by un~ ly to be done rather well. However , the necessary doubts regarding your declderetandlng tho Influences which are . quality of your perlormance may wane .slons. Try not to overanalyze. governing you In the year ahe~d_. Send r' considerably when patience Is required . ~'lOur ~'Birthday LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 23) ll 's beSt not to seek too many opinion s today regarding an Important maHer upon which you mu st decide. Superfluous Input gener~ By James Jacoby • Q 109 53 • 72 t QB764 + 6 4] Israeli player Shaya Lev1t played as thou gh he were look1ng through th e t K J 10 5 + SOUT II backs of the ca rds in a team co mpetition last year After North had opened one hea rt and su pported dubs . Levit b1d three hra rt s as a te m porm ng h1 d + AQ7 • A6 • 92 + AQJ98 5 He did not want to cuc-b1d spa des si ncr that m1ght dtscourage Wes·. Vulnera ble: Neither Dea ler North from a spa de lead agamst sla m. The b1dd1 ng proceeded as m th e diagram. South even tually h1dd1ng SIX clubs A dta mond opemng would have left declarer wt th llttlc choice but to trv th e heart fin esse . but West led t hC spade five, a middle lead fr om threr Sou lh Wt'~t 2+ 3 'f Pa ss 3+ 1-'a ss 3 NT All pass 6 + •:ast Norlh I ¥ Pas.<; Pi:lss Pass Opemng lead • 5 sma ll cards . Declarer Sou th now went mond to dummy's ace and led the jack of hearts f rom dumm y, throwmg away his other sma ll diamond r:as t ruff ed a heart {perhaps the quee n won lhe hear t quee n but had t o lead would Iall) He then played out his lw o away f ro m the ki ng of spades to give la st trumps. disca rdin g a dia mond South h1 s slam . from dummy East of course had to )(lme5 J acoby's boolls ·.Ja N by on Rrtdgp " .and keep the kmg of spades gua rded and ·Jarobyoo C.iird G.Jmt-s" (O# nllen M'J/b hJS fath er ho ld the queen of hea rts. so he was !ht' /ale Oswald JarobyJ .Jrt' nuw llv ;nl<~blto il l forced to co me down to a smgle ton di - hoek_((/ores Rmh art' publlshf'd by l 'haros Books @ 18110. NEWSPAPER EHTERPfiiSE ASSN. amond Declarer now played a d1a - 01 MOVIEo The Howling (2:00) 1!J Murder, She Wrote ® American Music Shop Bo30 (]] II crJ1 Different World A baggage mix-up leaves DOIS>.LD 1RUMP IS + K 10 6 4 3IRI (2:00) !-\f.Y, US1W 10 11-\IS.. EAST WEST • 9 52 storsge spaces . Q ~Ill 48 Houre Stereo 8 PrtmeNewa all MOVIE oOne On EEK AND MEEK '9!0 to work ®I MQ>jARCHS FIND \ 1m Ford 1 Tan Trttck wtlh 1 10 A I A Wltor S..loo. .. A. • - llod. Exa. Concl tomo, IlOilo. 1111t1'11411t..t.OOO or - " 2,000 ~llonlt dlilvory. CIM 3Q4. 61 F Equl ant tm 1 ton Ford Truck. StHI lll-63 · · ann pm bod. AIOO. 114-IIWtM "'114- w.n.-•• w- Houll~~g, John ~- · - · -- l l l o rot• Yolumo ... ooii din~• 3044u~: aaunll, 2,GGO to 4_ooo ClpiC!fty, ...~, fo4.f75-31 17 or 304- 1m-210,4x41U1ontlllaA1 . . _ - · 11a. COil 1 1-·~ · llodY In naollont , . _ , . llltlpo.IM.a4W'Ia. F1111111 c troet« lind ·1.., 1 ..Wr ton aloomolet, 4 UphOlstery arodlr - · $1.1100. s p~; hhali tlrM; 11118-10, ... - . 1400· Cltrty r bod 11114- 114 eo11. -..y'e lfPtatotorlng 4N-113t. lng1rl-y-~ra. The 1 01 make the most of household ........ AlA Wltor Dill~ 2,000 pl. - " Y· 11Wf7.~ on design . (Pt ~ ~ometlme Learn ways to - Farm Suppltes crJ1 Jeopardy! Q Croullra 1;35 IJl Major Laegue Baseball 8:00 ClJ II crJI Cosby Show Cla1r and her gOOd fflend go ~"'~oL·~~=tlil~~~= 1111 Ford twn ton truck. good '"'""' ond tlroo, $300. 111111. :J04. m-etll or Rlplot 304-m-4257. ~Ill a cond, 10,000 mlle1. 85 General Hauling NORTH +J B 3 VISIOn (!JJ IJI M' A'S'H r., 72 Trucks lor Sale BRIDGE a 11119 Pontlec Llmlno, 2dr PS. 1m Teny Tr1vel trailer. 21 foot PBjjtutotnltlc. Oood cond.ltioO. Good condition. 114-115-4423 or 614-IJ85.:1857. 0 .. 0.,014-441.mt"l. 1110 Flrtblrd. r1ght ~.., 1fT7 louthwlnd llotor Home. dlrnopd, bolt otfor. 014-3811- Clo11 A, 21 lot~ :Jak MilOt, t~aapt7. •KW ON~toN a.ntrltor, 11321. -.v.c One co-work er to another : "When I leave work ea rly everyone in the o Nice knows. bul when I work la te not a soul NOTICEs .·· Ill crJ1 Wheel 01 CIJ Entertainment Tonight [IJ Q Moma·s Femlly Turbo tr~rwmlaion, paetllve traction rtiMRd . Blick Interior. 114-388-9002. $1,200. 814-"112-2251. 79 campera & 11119 Mercury Cuoor 251 engine, aood cond, PS. PB,- wtnMotor Homes aowe, crutll, air, ... , ., $900. --~:.:..:_..:..:.:..-:--.,304o182-20311. ,981 Clmper, good ccnd, 1-1, Clll 304.aaH54tl. 197'1 Ford Muel•ng. $900. rune good, :10W~5705 1fter 5:00 Pll. Mobile Home Mt ups 1115 Oldl 81 R,ency. Exc. 1Comptete rtptllrs, 1110 plumbing & ~2. ele~rk:ll, rooftng, remodallng, 1 .,..,......,..n_,st,....ru_m_e..,nt:-:s::--:--l"85 Pontiac orond P~x. 2 tono potlot & dockl tic. REMODEL· Cltlrnlt, like - , $27&. linn, llihrer. lhlrp cor. 84.000 "'Il· lNG! Referent~~. E-lmltH. eM-2!6-1&11. eu ue 0806 •"• a:30 PM. I1 :.:c4..:4:. ••:cl:cl51 ::..._ _ _ __ Conn Contot.l200. 114-446-17l'ol. 19111 Aid Ctmoro. I Own.. YO Ron'• TV hrvtce, epeclall.dng Fuel Int. Good Reliable Car. In Zenith ateo eervlclng most County Felr Bpooloi. 11'11. off $5000. e-1 304-1-03 or 014- OI.Nr brandt. House call•, alea rwgular lunlnp. Ea Augu81 317-1513 Anytlma 10011 1ppll1nco rwptlre. WV 304-675-2)111 Oltlo 014-446-2414. 15. J I MPlano S.rvk:e. Calf BUI Wtrd 304.a82·2325. 1981 Chevy Clnllor Z·24. Low mltHr,Dt- L.fke new. Call SM--4* Roaflng and Siding. T111ller R lletlc nd t 4 • .to 0 II IOU IYI•m. 111t, to~ p.m. lnlf e........e- roof1 ptlnted. FrN e.tlrnates. Fred Marb, 30C-173-tn&. ep~~kn emp.. miring boerd, 5 t·::"::1·:..__ _ _ _ _ __ mlcrophona, 3 •larida. $400. 304-8711-32l8. 1i8'7 Doc:fOI pk:k-up, exc. cond, Rot1ry or cobtt lool drilling. Most Willi completed tarN d•y. --'---'-------I low mil. . ., 15,000; 1989 Pump ..... 1nd eervke, :10458 Fruits & Dadgo Dtytono, Exc . cond, 1ow tltl&-3802. mlloogtt. $11,000.114-388-MIO. =:--:--v,..e..:gc,e_ta_b,le,..,s::-:--:--:- 1. - llonte ~-~ _, _,..., sa. ·~nd\l Clnnl~ t-don ••.oo •··-•d. 1 43,000 miiH. Sharp. $11 .0 Behind.. y;:,.k: .-.~-in 311 1523 or 814-3•l•34. Jookoon, OH 1-t00-637-t1121. Reclrw. Oonnlo 1111. I 141- 1111 - · Corio, Super - · Oovit ~2_ 1 11_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Burpndy, a,ooo ..,1..., ~~~· ~ Crook Ad. Ptrte. lUI> plloo, pickup, 1nd dill...,. 114Canning tonwtoee tor •le. SI,SIOO. I"M-311-1434, 8 B~ng own contll.-. 1~ :W=S.'----- - - - 44e.02t4. 2881 n•• "'-~ 4 door ........ =--· - - - -......,--- 1 1-·-· • . - 82 Plumbing & c.nntng ,..,.,_. artng ..... COIHI, 304-1711-121&. Heating llinortl. llorohlll Adlmo. 014- 1888 Dodgo ar::'~I:..SIPB, llln24~ ..........~ 1 Ia 1 100 Carter's Plum~ng ,....-..,......,.-.,...---,,.,-,-..,.-:.,-:-= I ~ ronorn • 1nd H111ing Canning tomat011. Pk:ked $ot.OO 14,000. 114-441-1154. bullltot. Pick own $300 -•ndPint ' bullltot• 11118 Orand Pritt '• laodld. O.lllpollo, Oftio Alto, Slln Q nNI com I iloH black 1711!1. 111M \lotwo '"'" dlo11l. 114-4411-S888 ~2. :,~"' ...:P..:P_ *..,•-·:;-:,.-;:,..--;---::-:;,- 1848ft. Wltlto. 1--3184, ~ Dunrovln FNII l'ono Jull oil 81. 5p.m."" 114-1t12-61103 ' "· 84 Electrical & Rt. N1 £111 o1 Alblny. Wo ..,. C1pt 1ooc1 1t1m,._ Etrty hei'VIIC OOYEAHMEHT !IEIZED Vllltlclll Refrigeration 1pplell,puohea. hcHM .-m """'$100. .. ond 1011111- t-Tclolly, CorvoltM. Chovyo. Surpjue. .-dllondoy. 114-611W211. oru. (1) IIIII-UUOOO Ext 57 ~ Fortune C (!]) 01 Night Coult Cil Bewitched For .... e Cyl. Motor tor 1 Ford 1211. A,." a tm 1221 Pro Bowlers Association Tt11. 1 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ~ ·~ Zenith- Vetch - Knock - Unstop - NOTICES NeweHour [IJ Cum1nt Affelr Auto Parts & Auto. $150.,14 141 4537 t[llERI IN IQUA RE I 7:05 (l) JeHersona 7:30 ClJ 11 Fomily Feud Accessories .:..:._:.::_;:;~:.:_=.:.:.'83 Ae,.tll A.tlanceJ~ door, lUI.~_ good cond, &4,.ouu miiH, "·""'· 304-IJI.4iaa. M Inch Cngir wheels, :JOU75- ACORIJ IJWfR fALL 5 fA~ ff?.OM /fit TRE.£ •• Sehneuz~.l. mAI1n ~tti, tlult and em. IM. local ret. .ncH fumlthed . - · -~. eo ·:::.~J I1ny FI'M ntlmatH. Call collect 1toyo. Coolville. 0 ""'""· 1115 Ford Etcort, 2d!ns hpd .• 114-231-0488. d1y or night . ml... $1,8 . Oay : Rogors Butment Wtterproo91 .,.... Kltt- MO. E.cf-1. &14- Ere. · - ~,. 114-2 · ,..,,ngl: .,... llng. ;..··~~;..••:__ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ::245-et==.:.::"::. · _ _ _ _ __ 843-!ftS. 11• WoociH to1 on A•=: an CrNk. All utll"loo. MGO - . Tou _ .., ..., poymontL 114HII:M5. gu good. 211 MII1810M Ad, Galfipolil Ferry, WV. ... rood, liO All ecceuorl11, muM Mill J I R ..,__ Frlllt 11-1016. homearown veg~~~ebtee . I"M- 35 Lots & Ac-•ge 'v.. 31 eer.. 2 mi.._ trom V1nton. O<lod ~~~l~l ~ No 111110111 ~ghtL I 39. I :F.:!I~rmll=nd :.::..45.:..:.:Acno..=:.::....,.. --...- - .. Bud Chattin R01d, ehv mer, •fl• ~. ~"' !:;vod ,..tcomo. Ot4-44H224. a.tar., ~ s. Stor 140 HP Men:rutN "11<~ ••reo =---..,--=-.....,----- _____ 1m fully ..tf-conlalnedLIIC . cond , ttll Chevy Chlvette, 47,000 IC• uklng $11,500. 114-11-4525. Movlng •IL 2 twin bed•, tua.l mU•, very good cond, air, mlcrowne, clnette Mt, 4 cNirt, tm Dadgo 23ft mot.. home, compolelle $\5.20 per week. mile. Everything mull go. 014- eler.o, auto lnuwmlalon, tug- ewtra clean, lie eond, 18,000. rtclc, $1,500. 304-·20011. dinthe with 4 chain 1'1.50 pe,r Wo!-3002. rlrm. 304-aal-3813 lftytlrne. wHk. Magic Chit 14 cu. ft . 11181 DodQI Onml, QOOd cond, Rllrlg••tor $12.115 per wolllo., 1& 55 $850. :10(.675-1713 after 5:00 1N4 Winnebago Chieftain Motor Building cu. ft. freezer, $10.10 rr hornt, 30 ft, cru_IM1 454 Chew, Pll. w..k.VI'RII Fr.mHur1. Rt. 14 , 4 42K ml, full I'Mr Mel, •piM Mitt, Supplies ,982 Bulek Regal, 1 owner, new AJC ptuo dlth, ewnlng~ ON~ 1 mltM oft Rt . 7.C.ntenary.Opan J •yt,awMil. Block, brick, IMWer pipet, win· eng. &1111rw., call evenings.: 614- ~~~ I, drtvar door, t.,;8, . I v •nt, hitch, ator pod, ladder and dowl, llntell, lie. daude Win- 3"19-2132. SWAIN roof rack, large 3 w.y retttn., AUCT10N I FU RNrrURE. 02 ten. Rio Grandi, OH Clll 014- 1183 Impala. 1PI Nova. 304- Mk:~ llrM, electronic KaN fur245-3121. Olive 91 ., GalllpoUt. New & UNCI 418·1111. nt~et end hoi water t•nk, full tumHure, huten, W..tem l 111:1 Monte Cano, good condl- atze dlnlllte, wlndthletd cover, wortJ - · of4.44&.31MI. 56 Pets for Sale llon. Hop. 30~ Vl. 114-1102· tot• ol •orage, rtnt oond, $25,000. 304-81'5-1731. ""OnJ.:..gon_w_r_rnd..,....,CI~nory.:..:......,_,.....,,-n. 2140. 53 Antiques .:..;_ _:..;_,_::.__..:...,....,._ _ 91uneM and HlnWiyan klttenl. 1tt3 A~n~~ult Alliance, 4dr, 4cyl., For Slit: 11190 Wlldomotlt~ tan . camper, wltoll of ellru, St,500. 5 epd .. $1.500.114-.... 11144. Buy or ••II. Rlverlnt AnUquet, 814-446--3144 •H• 7 p.m. 814-441-1284. 1124 E. M1ln Strtlll, Pomeroy. Female Pomer~nllft. 10 WMU Houra: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to &:00 oki. IFirtt wormlnn 480. t14-'Jll2- 1tl4 8 uk:k Plrk Avs, 57,000 Suntrecker Pontoon 1184, 24ft , .... mu•. toHed, ~ atp.m., Sunday 1 :00 to 1:00 p.m. with trail.- 1nd Nr.ly equiplitO. :t•:...:.:l<l::::O·_..,..._ _ _ __ et-4-Hl-2528. ment. Merc-ury molor, 35 hpo. FW. Tank. 2413 hckton Ave. 1114 Dodge Con auto, 2dr. Runs Can bl ...., It Gallipolis Boa1 Claw toot or almllsr style btth Polni P-..nt, 304-e7&-:zot:1, 10 'ltead'. 8.......,.. .. Ctub. U,500. 114-441.a311. lub. Good condiHon only. 614- o-1 Mt up $14.ti snd ,o g~l ••c. •• · -""· 9i2·7583. compa.te $43.26. 1N8 Chevettt Cdr, automatic I callltte, Services WNCH BOXES. Kld1 Only! Groom and SUppty Shop-Pill air, AmiFM Paying op to 1150.00 for Jet- Q....,lng. All br- All lly1ot. $1,1N. 114-<14Hl81. ton'• boi. Hlg"-1 price paid lime PM Food Doolor. Julie 1115 Dodgo Chlrger Hltclmtck. fl)f vinyl and metal bor11. Wlt>b. Clll 014-440-0231. 1 ~· PS. PB, now tlroe. 81 Home O.rort you throw h away glvelt All! .• Bllllil Pupo, 3 montho II, mllll, very good oond. awey or Mil h to chelpo. C.ll 1mprov11ments otcr, $50 NCh. 014-2!111-1119 12.IIOO, ~:1027. 814-0i2-5157 Mare Funz. lnY'IrM, t14-441-C1T2 1-8 •Ilk 1115 Dodge Charger, 1111omatlc BASEMENT RECORDS. 33""""1"t·l8".-£P'• tor elevt. 1 •lr, AmlfM llareo caiHtla, WATEAPROOANG 50'•-60'1, J...CIUIIca~ rur detro.tar, $2500. I~ Uncondhlonlll llfwUme gu.rwn- 014-4411-3156 e pc. wood group SM.01 pe,r week. 4 poster bMroom tul11, r 11 Clllttll • ...... County ,.~ Spec: late. Buy 1 ehlln ... eh1ln ' - " ' ' prlco Jill ono FREE. be8l waterproof " " " " " $450. Two electric r1diatore $20 Ndl. $225 monlh. Dopool r..... red. n • ··• · - - · • trv p.m. 14x70 lloblil Home. S14-:Jl9. 0ne bedroom tumt.hN •pt. 201. Monohan Clrpafa Upper At. 7 3 f'umlehed •poartmente, 1 hat 3br, 2 bath, newty remod1i1d . Deht:h req 'd. $425 /mo. All al dryor, 210 olr cond, ""''' cabiMI, wood burner {needs brick 2 kMDMM lntllfthenn Transportation a Manu~l 014-446-11144. Livestock hby Cltvll tor ute : 2 heilsrs, 2 buill, 114-:188-852•. •-·eflO River Ra.d, U4-4473il. North Quality C.rpela & Fuml· tu~ lit tow prlcee. Check us out . 63 :"'=4=4::18::73=115.:..._.,..- - - - , = HoUII Boot, 34" Flbtrgiul. 11172 Diving wlighto, 30 Inch ltovt. Nauta-IIM 350 engine, 64 $100; Lo.., Chlot 1..twn M'"'"· 1 :..:........:.;H;;a!.y..:&:..G::.:ra:.:.ln:.:..__ , ... old, $750; ....., ...... $50; wlapprox. 1,000. ~ exc. oond, 814--4-46-4101, 81WTV-2JIW. Pool eleaner, I mot~ old. 1200; SM :188 8817 evening~. NOW 0H SALEII YAMAHA WAVERUNNEAS. S•l•, Plrtt, Durtc1n Phytto 3 pc. dlnlngroom tutl•, drop leaf ttble~w fMt, HIY tor Solo. Clo- & Tlmothy. Acceuorl• Service. RIVER II chaira, glaa, 2 hutch Round Belle in the Fllkl. 1114- SIDE MARINE, At. 7 lec-. from K-Mar1) Clalllpolla, Ott I~ and roee etched butfrltt. Good 245-!HII 4-\8-242-4 condhlon. Phil, 304-175-4084. Drv« Set. H1rv10t ~J $250; G.E. Etoctric Dryer, ...; O.E. hMtat"'. $150; Shggo Apoll1nc:o, Upper 1 rat. Ctolronco 8110 Huoqu¥11"'"' trtmmera, 10'11. over ooM . Paint H...._bed, arc. cond a lazy bol. racllner, good ooo~i. Date or Full kUcheft ceblnete, king 18f11 Sa 1: 1113190. 3:00p.m. Beet of. Wlttr bodtrlg!.ICirto hoi Wlllr t•nk, ,. lor, ....... fer! a14-446-UGI. SPECIAL Flelory lo you1tt1, 2 or 3 Mdroom1417'0 m~ et f11811ter 30447&-6147. ........ P.l. Cort.vtlldollon frat! Oltio .,_,._ o1 Ed. 11 ln. wltly. It County AppoUance Inc. Good uNd appliance~, T.V. sett. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat 814448-16~, &27 3rd. Ave. Oal- Good 251 ~:c1:c·-:-...,-,-..,--:---,.,......,Doubto wldl. prtvlte tot. 3bldroom•,~. 2 full MUtt:, •lrtcand, OF MOIJ£Yll B111nd nn- Kitchen Cabhlel Starter elt with Butcher Block Counter top. $17!. 6M-3N-2113 3 BR t111ller, bath I 1!2. S14·37'V2818 or &14-446-6150. Charml'l, 2br, mobile homa, upt s~•~1 ,..... · • "'' .. """'· P u• utllhlu. Dip & Ft.f., 614-446- u..... Adlplivo phyolcol -loptnont ·- IOCA OF 111£ VAlU£ llpollo, OH 1 dty thru Fridly, 1:30 "'' 5:30. For mar• Information or to .., ~lon - DO£SIJ"f ~£ HAV ~ MJY depo.tt . &14-446-13&4. tto~~e 2 I ~...;,..:..:,..;..:....,~:,.-~ ®Top Cerd 6:35 IJ) Andy Griffith 7:00 (]] 11 PM Magulno (!) Andy Griffith ill lnoldo Edition ffi (!j MacNeil Lehrer Nk:e, CA, rry,r 2 BR apartment, I (!]) 18 Thrtt'l Company ;..c::..:.c..::.:.._ _ _ _ __ 2 bldtoom troiJor tor '""' G•l· II II Fe rt ..lly tu I1 hsd po • m • fi'M w.ter garbage, 304-77'3-2Ma or fttnln...phone 675- 44 I LYEID Today [IJ plua dapoaM and ulllhiell . 814nl•hed. Wuher, dryer. 1$235/ma. wMt-t Wo~d McCormick Q 6:05 IJ) Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 (]] D crJi NBC Nighli1 News 1102·~11. kHcMn I Q li\ill Ntwllalt C Q ABC Newo Q Rooms Anyone nMdlng quality typing such u reeume·•. rtpcw1tJ, Itt· 2 pc. nvtng ...., euh• $160. , old 21 " 3 112 h~- · ler'l, •c:.L In .,lddl•pon, tV)~ Kirkwood t2d0 2BA. exa. Roomt fOf rent · WHit Of ~h. · · .. __ ••· 91ar11ng at $120/mo. Oallla Hotel. hp tlllllf' $50. ree upright Pomeroy, "'cine and Rutland cond. 814-441-4782. ·~ 0~11560. plono. I14/H2.a1144. • , .. Call betwMn .... m.-6p.m 1960 Schutlll4x70, 2 -ruome, 1'=:;-;;...c..:-';'-'-;Tc:-c:---,-::-::or alter &p.m. 114-742-2435. ~:,ct::O~t cond, eall 175-3273 af· :::~~ .,ro;:;__•f,r =~~: ~~.0 ~~,_~or and Sulk}. l•bysmtAQ In my home. E•· Call aftat' 2:00 p.m., :104-773- 1 pMenc:.cl, kwtng Clwlatlan 1984 Schull~ 14.U. AC. deck, 11651. llooon Blluty Solon Equipment; 2 hydrnoiMr who wouki entoY Itor~~ge bldg, 111,000 or taka rlutlc chllrt. 2 dryer chelrs, mothwl~ your child while you wldry~ ~ llhompoo bowie. wortt. MNI• •nd anKks ara o- peymen1L 301-11H146. 46 Space lor Rent 014-24 . ~· Clll Rutltlt 114-1112· 1980 mobiiO hornl 14x111. 2 bodroom•, •II ...c, ueurne lo.sn, Country H - Por" Bleyct•. hla and hwa SeeN - · 01-·~ 2T" Froo SplrM, 12 1p;.;;j, S1mt Chlkl a-rt JWO"ided In my Rio 304.a«<-3451. ""' -· . ~-~ ~~~ ~·,a..~. P~~Y · H ._, til'S. JIOt both, 304-fl'lOrtndt Home, dayt. Elc. Clrl, 1088 Pr111..,.. 14 3 x ~-.~.!..!.~" ·~ ~-· - ·2 ••Bll~ ~-· ·, e - •·11119. 17'11. w/,...of'llble t11lt1. I'M-24~ B ~ ~:.:.:.::.::.: .J=========~ liMO. Tub, ClrOrol Air, TOIII Eloctrlc PL.ua, O.lllpoll., 'Oho. Apply ln ,.._,.no p1tono Cillo plono. to (~0±:J '\ 2 bedroom mobtiO home. Fur· Betnel I I all HardcasUa And ®I uUIItiM p.kt, 304-175-2722. Rant : 1 bedroom ·~rtment Wanted 18"11 Hille-. 14x!'l~.btlt olttr. N~~ ...., '-- __ _. ..... Cl ........ c,_,. WIU neat. - wom•n to llvt In A sh1r1 814-4>16-2208. Dlt• ol Sate: 111JI'W 3.00p.m. HUO Old ..... approved. No potots. Pl. wHh erpenMe. 8\4-246-92"19. Ptuunt . :10'-175-8200 . Situation --·2145. Thul'ldly, a Awnlng~1 _ prtvete lot:. Mile from Holzor• .,. Polo. 1114-44&-2300 2brt 11'111.-, BEKRAM I!J He·Man for Rent 114--..-.8 1080 Pric1 Meyers, 12xfl0, 2br, good cond, all gat, partially turnlthed, 114-256--1148. AVON • All &rNa, Call U~rltyn lhru Motorcycles ', J..-rtcho Ad . Pt. Pl...ant , WV, CIH 304-eltli·'tUO. dutllt, for conetructlon ot11ce, Help wanted ......,.,ng IPIJIIcltlont llondty 74 (!j Reading Rainbow (!]) 01 Andy Griffith ffi Body Electric wv. w.•ed m Club ConneC1 a cruiM, Mobile Homes 14x60 2BA. E.J:tn1 I ~News 84.500, firm. 114-446-85111. Goods 35 W1et Apt . 2br, 1 bath, private enciOHd patio, cao. to groeery atom & shof)JHng center, wattr, sewer, lruh provldad, 1265/mo. ........ 1 ~1808 . Country 9otllng. 4 btdrvome. 2· 1!'2 balht, eenf,..l heat tnd •lr, batemtnl , 1t1ached gar~ga . 20 minute• from Athens, 1-112 18 R~k P.rson Auc11on Company 57,000 mil•, V--8, llr Household F.n.. &14-247-374:11&14-247-2055. Nu!'Mt: Overbrook Center. TM ar..t newnt and most modem akllled lono-term care fllcllltw, now hu fu11 •nd part-time AN 12 5I New!Utad HoUMhokl tumlehtng. 112 mi. Pomeroy. Apply n person. 4M711. Aeln eancelt. (!) I Oreem Of Jeannie 2br, The Olhlr IWO hll wnher 6 dryer 'a , 1br, 614--4-44-.2725. ~-- MuM be •ble to WOtd poroeess, o1419112-5Z15. file, • conv.rw well with Yllld S.Jo. Friday-Aug. 10.? Rl . othef'l, Pl......nd returnee lo: 33. Pran's Fort...crou from log P.O. So• 128, Rio Grande, OH e~tHn. 1984 Chow., 3/4 ton Clrgo Y1n, 11'2-acre, 8 rooms with baument, new heal pump, gar•ge, 2 bulldlngt . L.oeated II letart RelerencH and depo~lt ,.._ Overbrook c.tlttr employment qulr.d. ll14-513-lt37. Grove Rd. 9-5. whlctt t..tur• a very compoatlGartge ule . Aug. itk&10th. 2- ltva WIQe and benelft p4tekage. HouM lor aale, 5 Burdette 3110 mit. on HyuM Run Rd. PluM etll &14-992-6-Cn . R• Addn, 304-l~-2n4 . Ju.tice's. Clothing, nome lnltr· quest Sally GlMckf'llll', Oirtctor HouM In Northup, 8 rootM & a of Nursing. lof, hotaehold, odagym, ml.c. bllh, 014-446-24llt T~or. Ganor 91111. F~dey only. ~ 1 Pa,-time Ct.mil1ry L..nd con1t11CI. LAt'a whMt and )665 Texat Road-watch for LNn name, r1tn I. t ..ephon• du.l on a newly ,.mad1lad number on antw«<ng aervk1. tlgns. Stereo, dryltl', tractot, lh.-.. bldroom ~.. In &l4-383-at18 mr.e. Pomtfoy. Will l1k1 cuh, car, 0\Jallfled r~lst1red nurse truck, boat, molarcycle, lll:c. tor Hu~ 3 family yard aale. Ftklay and Saturday. Aug. 10.11. ~? nMdtd for 12 b.d facUlty {long down payment. Mab an ottw. 457 Beec;:h St. acroaa from Mld- term) loeated In Point P'leeNnl tt4-9il-2!54. dllfPCM1 SuperAmarica. Som. WV. Admlniatrsllva aklllt and Two 1tory homl whh lull ba. . thing fiof' 11¥~- Lola of bliby woril experience nec .... ry. ment. Low heal budQIII . Erce4· COmpetitive Nllry and benell!1. hContact Frank Topping, lent condition. Ga11rpo111 City Schoolt. 614-25&--6M5. Off At 124 W. towards Rutland , Carehlv.n ol Point PMIAnt. HyMII Run Ad . Thur.day, Unique aarga country home . 22 FrkYy-nin or shine. Many what Wantlld : P'.-.on to J*form acres, S bedroom, Cherr;- Rldga. ACretartal I office man1pmant nate, top, some clath•, most $44,500. 814-982·5348. Heme never In aale betor•. 6:00 lll II ill [IJ til ®I ~ fll Inside pei:L tuml.n.d. Downttalra. Wa!tr & dining room.L khchen, family room, out :.t At. Mt, with needed . 814-194-7859,EI'1.G1. - Do Jbr 1 & 2 \12 belhs, Nvlng room, I LJpperwl rt. Jonn NeMII rn . Old cupboard• wHh llour mill Inside, B&W T.V., bid, sink, lots of clathea. Aug. Wanted to day. Expot~rt.need Pomeroy, 1-2-3. t=========l::::========::l EchcM~ MNdon. An ICF poM.R. lt CUf'TenHy Mlklng • full- pt. Pleasant weedN1er. • I1 or 9 • 1m Ford Brvnco, rune good, $1,800. 304-475-1439. 6141985-3841. Why p_, R.nt? Homes tor $1.001 Bank repoe, tax dtllnqutn1 42 Friday, I cloy. 3 F1mllyl Blk11. chlldl"'f'' AUG. EVENING 443&. mation call 1-504-641-7778 Ext. R9214. 24-. Emte Slllel141 lo Lincoln Pike. tupper-wart, No THURS., 11118 c.J5 loop ....., Oood COIHI, proper11M, QOYifMIInl glv....y program•. For Infor- I 11u-,t\I£1U frt & Sit, 193i Chatham A.,.. • HouN tor rent on Ft.-woods Rd. ~~rick Hou... Put NO<thup & 4 wo·s Merchandise 21115. Advanc.. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. lha clay before lhe ad Ia to run. Sundar edtUon · 2:00 p.m. Auguet 101t1, 11th, 1 112 mil11 out R1.218 trom Rt.7. School Clothes, mise, first Ihie y.rl ecnools. vans 12.100. • ~ .. 5:00 " · 304-4711- $400/mo. pt. . dlpoolt. 014-446- ., ALL Yard S.laa Mum Ba Paid In cHy 73 Page- 1 1 Television Viewing country. LanpvllleiDexter or Salem C.nter ,,.._8'14-JII2.2'339 «114 ltltl 4006. or 1~211110. 3br, 1 112 bathe, geqge,, Net~ Iota mite., 12fl. itberglasi John BORN LOSER 72 Trucks for Sale The Daily Sentinel- Middl.eport, Ohio 2br, houM nur tum-. e Family: Aug IMh, 10th & nth. 9-8. 1 112 mlf• from Cheahlra SA 5M, n~ clothing all alu•' n~ ldda atuH, gl. .swara: booka curtaiM bedepf... da, KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Space for R!'nt Pomeroy- Thursday, August 9, 1990 Commercial Sian Space Rt 15 S Family Yard Sa.la: CloltMI, toys, glassware, loti of mlac., lrd houM past Nofth Gallil H.S . on lhe ten. Auguat 811'1 , 9th, 10th. i,10,11,·Thu,.._ Fri. Sat. Thursday. August 9. 1990 1t o30 (]] D crJ1 Tonight Show Stereo (J) News ill Chooro t;l ffi Mcleughlln One·On·Ono [IJ C) NlghHino Q ®I Night Court ~ fll 'Night Heat" CBS Late Night Stakes at a poker game are high when a loser kills the players . {A) ®On Stage @ SportoContor at Sports Tonight all MOVIE: One On One JPGI (2:00) 12:00 1!1 Twilight Zone ill NlghHino 0 [IJ II Entartafnmont Tonlgh1 tm M1gnum, P.l. (!])Ill Love ConntiC11on 0 Crime Story Stereo. ® Naohvllle Now @ Spot"ta Car Club 01 Amork:rl From Braselton. GA ~N-Nigh1 12:30 (]]II ~ Late Night Wltlt David Le118nnon He played low from dummy and won the queen ol spades as East playl·d thl' lO He dr ew three rounds of trump s and the n played A-K and FOR RELEASE THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1990 ~ CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Ball of yam 5 Discretion 9 Adversary 11 Hebrew 44 DOWN 1 Manger 2 Damask 3 Circumvent 4 Pale month 12 Silly 13 Glactal 5 Undergo 6 Ending ice form 15 16 18 19 21 Supporting structure Make lace In lhe past 22 23 gadget Boggs of 26 7 lor orange Sahara 8 sighl "Othello" Yeaterdey'a An1wer 20 Measure baseball Dealer in ""fulure s" " - are called .. " 30 Motil; 31 thesi s Upper· 32 c rust Airport 23 Perambulale 24 Identical or 25 Give off "Macbeth, " 26 Croquel Snuggle Legion · naire Kic ker s 24 Aclor, Bruce - e.g . 10 Dispatc h 14 - d 'Azur 17 Frothy drink implemenl 27 Light source 28 Chinese pagoda need 36 Quake• of not e 38 Tyke 40 Hat 27 Droopy 28 Bombay 29 cymbals Doclor"s group 30 Speaker 33 60 sees . 34 Holbrook 35 Drink up 37 Portion 39 Slur over 41 Nuclear 42 43 compleK U .S . missile Nerve cluster DAILVCRVPTOQU(JJ'ES - Here's how to work II : AXVDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another . In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code let.ters are different. CR\'PTOQUOTE 8-9 QLO u OUMQL AVEEVS WUHVM - QLVEUK p K YPRO S DVM usz UK QV E 0 S WPRO p s XOBBOMKVS v..tadlly'• ew,.toq•ote: NO PERSON WHO IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT HIS WORK HAS ANYTHING TO FEAR FROM LIFE. - SAMUEL GOLDWYN () 1990 by King FMiuret Syndicate. 1.-.: �Page 12 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Local briefs---_, Deadline for fair entries Friday The closing time for all open class entries In the Meigs County Fair is 4 p.m . Friday, Mary Gilmore. Fair Board secretary, reminded residents today . · The office at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Is open from 10 a.m . to 4 p.M . bo th today and Friday to accept entries . According to the rules, exhibitors mu st determine for themselves in what class or classes th ey want to exhibit and the en try forms must be completed by the ex hib itor. No entries will be accepted by telep hone. Southern plans booth at fair Workers lor the Southern Boosters Meigs Count y Fair food booth are bring recruited. Workers are needed for the shifts of 2 to 6 and 6 to 11 p.m . each day of the fair , Tuesday through Saturday Both athletes and band members as well as their parents are needed to assist In the operation Anyone willing to volunteer for a shift or more should call843-5116, 949-2749 , or 247·2455. Member.~hip tickets are available Membership ticket s for the Meigs County Fair remain on sa le at several locations around the coun ty . The price is $9. The tickets cover admission to the l air all five days with parking included. They may be purchased at th e Sugar Run Mill, Swi sher and l,.ohse, Gloeckners, Dave' s Exxon in Pomeroy; Middleport Deparmtent Store. D ..J. Trading Post in M i ddleport ; Joe's Country Market in Rutland ; Baer's Market In Sy ra cuse; Waid Cross and Sons in Racine, Phyl l is Larkin s In LongBot tom , Nita Jean Ritchie In Tupper s Plains ; Keebaugh in Chet er, Whaley's in Darwin, and C. and D. Penzoil at Five Po ints With a membership ticket. the m idway ride s arc $3 a day. The dally gate admission is $5 and that includes the rides fo r that day . State .... Continued from page 1 "He looked like he was In a daze," she said of the driver. "I thought he had had a hea rt attack. I thought about turning around ." Pros t said the man at the wheel was wearing an open zippered go lf j acket, but she was more co ncerned about the expression on his face. "He had a fa r -off look," she recalled. Chris Binion, who ran to the ravine after hearing a man yell for help, sa id McGinnis had a cord around his ankles and his neck. He quoted the accountant as saying he crawled out because he smelled gasoline. Binion said there was no odor of fuel. Binion said the driver inquired what state and town he was in, said he was co ld and asked lor a blanket. Earlier in th e day, St. Albans auto parts store owner Loretta Sansom wa s recalled to pick out the Jeep from two positioned on the co urthouse lawn while the jury watched . The only oth er Jee p owner with a vanity plate bearing the letters "B" and "M" was put on the stand . and Barry Bryan of Harpe rs Ferry, unl ike t he slender, sho rt and dark·haired McG innis, Is tal l, with longish, blonde hair. beard and mu st· ache. HIs Jeep Is a Cherokee. Afterward, defense attorney Bob King said he was not impressed bv the prosecu tlon, saying, "T he state's firing so far." •• Camp reservations due by Friday Reservations for camping spaces on the Rock Spring s Fairgrounds during Meigs County Fair week are bring accepted today and through 4 p.m. Frida y at th e Fair Board office on the ground s. ThP office Is open from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m . Spaces wt ll be assigned on a Hrst co me , first serve ba sis and i ndiv idual s making resf'rvations mu s t be a t leas t 1R yea rs of agr. One individual can on ly reserve one sparr. Mary Gilmore. fair board SPc rrtary reports . ThP lees arp $50 a week for C'a mpc>rs a net $25 a week for th ose using tents . Gas prices are up in Meigs County Gasoline Is more expensive here than it was a week ago and area consumers aren't happy about it. Fred &aver, owner-operator of the Food Shop in Pomeroy said some people have been coming In lor gasoline, filling up their tanks and saying they 're going to take their car home and quit driving. He said his gas prices have went up 10 cents since last week, but the prices are controlled by the supplier. He added he only makes a nickel per gallon regard· less of the price ol fuel. Harold Lawson, consumer, commented while fueling up his pick-up truck that oil companies were taking advantage of people Charges dismissed Veterans Memorial Admissions -A udrey Glover, Pomeroy; F lossie Moeller, Cheshire: Leona Krautter, Pomeroy . Discharges Mary Cleek, Connie Morris. To end marriages Licenses issued In Meigs County Common Pleas Court, a divorce has been filed by Teresa A . Evans, Long Bottom, against John J . Evans. Long Bottom. A divorce has been granted to Theodore R. Van Cooney and Sharon L Van Cooney. Marri age lic enses were Issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Karl Arnold Kehler Ill, 34, Pomeroy, and Karen Lucille Davis, 37 , Tuppers Plains; and Odls Steven Smith, 22, Balti more. and Cheri Allee Sauters. 22, Pomeroy. i Gregory A . Flalko, Middletown, Conn .. speeding, $20 and costs: William M. Ellis, Marietta . no medical certificate, $25 and cos ts: Thomas M . Crow, Ravenswood, W Va .. no medica l certificate. $25 and costs; Jay Turley , Letar t. W.Va .. safety violation. $25 and cos)s: John W. Moon, Pomeroy. speed , $23 and costs; Kristine M . Harris. Racine, speed.' $25 and costs; Robert D. Walker. Dunbar. W .Va ., safety violation. $25 and costs; Gwendolyn Hash, Pomeroy, parked ve~lc l e more than 12 Inches from curb, $10 and costs; Jeff D . Root, Cleveland , speed, $21 and costs; Terry Robson , Murray City, speed, $25 and costs; Richard Mellander . Athens, speed, $20 and costs; Robert Klem, Apple Creek, no medical certificate, $25 and costs: Mary Wagner, Pomeroy , speed. $20 and costs; Kevin Mannon, Patriot, speed, $27 and costs: William Saxton, Crown City, speed. $24 and costs; Roland E. Landaker. Pomeroy, no operator's license, $100 and costs, 60 days in ja II suspended to 5 days. one year probation; no registration, $20 and costs; M el vi n L Lee, Racine, no operator's license, $75 and costs, three days In jail suspended upon proof of va lid operator's license within 90 days; Jeff D . Root. Cleveland, no operator's license. $100 and costs, one yea r probation, live days in ja il suspended upon valid operat or's llcPnse : Kenneth R Wilt, Pomeroy , no motorcyc le endo rsement, $75 and costs, three days in jail suspended; Robert L Riffle, Pomeroy, dlsor· derly co nduct, $100 and costs. ordered to attend alcohol coun · se lln g program; Hugh R. M el lw · ra lth, Inverness. Fla., DW1, $300 and costs , three days In jail, operator' s license suspended lor 60 days; Johnnie Brown, Dexter. aggravated menaci ng, $125 and cos ts, 10 days in jail, one year probati on. restraining ord er Issued, disorderly co nduct , $30 and costs; Thomas W. Stanley, Alban y, reckless operation, $100 and costs. no operator's license, $250 and costs , 10 days in jail suspended upon valid operator's license In 90 days; Arthur Yeater. Portla nd, domestic violence, aggravated menacing, carrying a concealed weapon, on eac h charge, six months in jail, to be served concurrently, suspen · slo n of all but 37 days, defendant given credit for time served. cos is, two years probation, res training order Issued; Morgan Johnson, Hamden, left of center, $30 and eosts; James V. BroderIck, Pomeroy, disorderly conduct, costs only. Forfeiting bonds were Dale F . Rlrfle, Pomeroy, disorderly while Intoxicated, $80 bond. To meet Saturday A special meeting of the Eastern Local Board ol Education has been set lor Saturday at 9 a.m. at the high school for the purpose of Interviewing superintendent candidates . the weekend . The survey . was based on a spot check of 1,400 stations nationwide by Computer Petroleum Corp. of St. Paul, Minn. The survey showed retail prices have Increased at the fastest level since the two-week period loUowtng the March 1989 oil spill In Alaska. Pil'k -3: !72 Pick -1: 3064 f:ards : 5- H: 3-f: A-D: 7-S • Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m . ) Bryce and Mark Smllh ol Blunt, Ellis & Loewl Am Electric Power ............. 28% AT&T ................................. 35 Ashland Oil .. ................... 32 1,1, Bob Evans ......................... 13~ Charming Shoppes. . 8% City Holding Co .. .. ... 15 Federal MoguL ....... .. .......... 16Y. Goodyear T&R ... ........ . 25~ Key Centurion. ............ .... 12 Lands' End .. ............. .. ...... 14% Limited Inc.. .............. .19Ji. Multimedia Inc... ......... . .. 62 Rax Restaurants .......... . 1% Robbins & Myers ...... .. . . 20 Shoney's Inc .. .... .......... . .. 13'/, Star Bank.......... .. .. .18\11 Wendy's Inti ...... ..... . .. 5'1\ Worthington Jnd .... . .. .. 22 Vol.41 . No .69 Copyrinhted 1990 Meigs board to place 2 levies on fall ballot By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Stall Two new l evies, four mills fo r five years for permanent improvements and one mil l ol co ntinuing duration fo r operat lftg expenses, will face voters ol the Meigs Loca l Se houl Dis trict in the November Ce nrr al Election. The Meigs Local floa rd of Education voted to put thr two levies on the November ballot during Thursday night 's meetin g In the board room II was explained that thr nrw four mill levy will not mean an increase in taxes for residents of Deputy appointed A deputy sheriff's commission has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Joseph Richard Fields, Jr. the district . The bond issue on the Metgs Hi gh Sc hool wtll be paid off In December and thai will be com ing off th e tax duplicate then. Th e new levy, If passed. will not go onto thr tax duplicate until 1991. Thu s, it is a matter of one coming off and anot her go in g on. ex plained .Jane Fry, trea su rer. II was noted that the four mills would generate $400,000 a year and that the money co ul d be used for anything with a li fetime expec tancy of fi ve years. As for the one mill contpnuing levy, the contract which the Board of Education has with the Meigs Local Teacher s Assocla· Werry wa s employrd as a secre · t arv in the treasurer's office. Thr· board also agreed to entl'r into i:l consortium with Eastprn and Sou th ern Dis tric1s for ear ly childhood ed uc ation to IH· handled 1hrough thr Ml'igs Cou nt y Board of Education of fice . l :he count y office \Vill acl as the fisca l agenl for the program wh ich. accordin g to Supt. JamPs Carpc'n lt'r. i s flnancPd Pnti rrl y through a grant. He explainPd that lhe ear l y chi ldhood <·dur· a tion program is geared to sNvP pre -school handicapped chilrtren A teacher 10 be hirPd by thr co unty bo ard will go Into the non requires that an opl'rating levy be placed before voters at every election Several !euchers were hirr•d during lh e meeting on one year contract s. Rick Edwa rd s wa s emp loyed 10 teach the IParnln g disabled, Daryl Owens to teach soc ia l studies and Linda Sm ith to teac h chemistrv , al l at the high school: and Scmdra Wa lkP r was hired to ~each thr si xth gradP at Sal em Ccnter. Bob Werry and Daryl Owens werr also hirL'd as assistant varsity footbal l coachPs for the year pending CPR and sport s medicine certlfica tlon . Sharon Dr William Offutt, prestdent of the Ashtabula County Chapter oft he Americ an Fam ilv Assoc Ia· lion, wil l br thr featured speaker at the annual rrligiou s scrviC(' to official ly open the 12ith annual Meigs Co unty Fair . Thr servi ce will be held at 7:30 p m . Monday at th e grand stand. This yea r"s service is spon so red jointly by the Meigs Count\· a nd Midd leport Minis terta l Associal ions . Dr. Offutt will be disc ussing the effect s of pornography upon a communlt .v i.ind sucil'tv . and will bP offrrin g suggf'~->tions on how individuals. nrgo1n iz ations ami local govr>rnmf•nfs t~an addrf'ss t hr iSS UP Sprcia l music will bP b.v L.JUra Hawthorn e Guthri e and the duet. ".Jan and Kath)·" . The offe ri ng wUI br use d by the Me tgs Co unt)' Ministr ri al Assocation for it s outrrac h prog ra m. The speaker fo rmed the ,\ stab- 1990 FORD F-150 4x2 #624 REGISTERING FAIR ENTRIES- 1\'orkers in the Meigs County Fair Board ollie•• wrrr busy Thursday registering entries In open cia..s competition in preparation lor Tuesday's opening • Power Ever;thlng Op~on •full Vet>cte From I'Jr Conditioning To TroiBf Towhg * 499 $18 S~P! ' 1990 FORD RANGER 4x2 •Handling Pac>aQe •Chrome Mirrors •Headliner •AM/FM •Interval Wipers •Crul5e/Till •Argent Wheels ·Two-Tone Paint 1990 FORD F-150 4x4 •4 cyi. EFI •Gauge Package #649 •Rodkl • Rear Step Bumper •Air Condlftonlng •Automonc •6/tiJ Umlted Warranty • Full Option Truck •Power Evel'(lhlng of the fair on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Herr Helen Blackston, right, registers her entries with Sarah Cullums. Residents had until 4 p.m. today to makt• their entries as well as lo reservr l'amplng spaces on the fairgrounds. ula Coun t y Coa lition Against Por nog raphy in 1988 with the goal of removing X· rated videos fr om Jeffer son. The successful remova l of X·rated videos th ere was th e resu lt of mobilizing citizrns and l aw ('nforcemenl lradrrs thr oug h an awareness progr am. 'The goal of the wor ship wrvi ce is. first to wor ship and prai sf' God. Se(·ond !y, we want to help the people of Meigs County to becomr more aware of th e pn'valem' f' of X rated videos. whi ch is both a moral issue anti spiritual conrf' rn . This is trur for individual s ~1 nd communilies ,· · co mm entrd lhr Rrvs . . Jamf'.s Seddo n and the Rev. Glen McClung in a JOi nt statement. Seddon, pastor of the Fir st Bapti st Church of Midd leport is president of the Midd leport Min · istrrlal Assoc ia tio n. and McC lun g is ~a sto r of the Pomerov Ch urc h of thf' Nazarpnf' e~nd pre sident of th e Meigs County Minsterial Association. The speaker. accord ing to McClung and Seddon, has shared suc cess ful met hods of removing obscene and pornographic mater ials fr om th e community with church and civic groups. He has held wor~shops. acted as a consult ant. and is now on the Board of Dirc~ t ors of the Ashtatr ula Cou nt y Chapter of the American Fam ily Assoc iation He works with the Nationa l Coalition Againsst Pornography, Ameri · can Family Assoclatlon. Focus on the Family, and lt11• Ohio Round Tablr Dr Offutt has bwn p.a ..:.,tor of lhr First Bapttsl Church of .lrffer son lor the pas t1 3 years . A grad uate of F:astern College of Prnnsylvania. he attrnded lht' Scm tnary of the West at & rkiPy. Ca l if. and l.u ther Rice Theologt cal Sem ina ry, .Ja c ksonvt ll c, Fla . Doctor tells jury McGinnis did not Eleven Americans are turned seem too upset about wife's murder back again at Iraqi border ,. #502 commend ation to be sP nt lo him by the board. It wa s voted to Pntrr into a contrac1 wllh Dodson Brothers Extermination for thP 1990-9 1 sc hoo l year for exterm in ating services l or all school s The board also entered into a contract wi th the sa me firm fo r termit e t rea tment at the Bradburv Elrmentar v Sc hool fo r $2, (7R . Polic ies were adjusted by the board to refl ect the chanee from six to nine week gradin g pertods in all schools of the district The board gran ted use of the Co ntinu ed on page 10 Religious serviCe to open 1990 Meigs fair #621 •XLT Pac>oge hom es of the children for the instructional work . Approval for joining the Coal i tlon of Rura l and Appalachia Schools lor the 199091 year was given by the board. II was exp lained th at the coalition's rmphasi s is on methods of school funding . Th e boa r d adopted a rrsolu don staling thal in lhP PVPn t of a na tural dis~1 s ter or hazardous was tP situatio n. thP school buses will be availablr for evacuation purposl'.'l Th e resignation of Mont Vance r~ s a bu s drivC'r was accepted by lhr board ~ith a letter of • ''NEW TRUCK CENTER'' •Automot1c 3 Sections, 54 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 10. 1990 At The 1990 FORD BRONCO XLT Low tonight In mid 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent. Saturday, mostly cloudy, high In mid Ws. Chance of rain 30 percent. Insert Grand Opening Speeials · Hospital. At 9: 42a.m . . Rutland squad went to Sa lem Street for Shane Co Ulns, who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. AI 2. 33 p.m .. Middleport squad went to Village Manor Apartments for Donald VanCooney VanCoonev was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Middleport squad was ·called to State Route 7 at 7:43p.m. Sherry Ferguson was tran sported f rom there to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 9 57 p .m., Tupper s Plains squad transported William Co ngrove from Reedsville to Camden Clark Memorial Hospital. Meigs County Court .iudgP Patrick H. O'Brien pr(){'Pssed J7 cases on Wednesday Fined were Donald H. Dailey, Portland, disorderly conduct while Intoxicated, $50 and costs , one day In jail, crpd l t for time served: possession of marijuana. $50 and costs. Floyd McClel lan, Pomeroy, domestic violence , $100 and costs, 60 day s In jail suspended to 10. credit for one day served, one year probation . restraini ng order issued ; Dalvd G. Lambert, Pomeroy, over width, $15 and costs; Gregory W Knapp, Pomeroy, speed, $23 and costs ; James D Council, Langs ville, speed, $21 and costs; Benny Slawter, Middleport, speed, $22 and costs: Steven Petrie, South Shore, Ky ., speed, $25 and costs; Clary E . Hallbrook, Racine, no medica l certificate, $25 and costs, safety violation, $25 and costs; Monica Lynn Simmons, Kingwood, W.Va., speed ing , $21 and costs; Ron Capehart, Pomeroy, speed ing, $19 and costs. Hospital news Ohio Lottery Meigs County's 1990 fair supplement TRUCI<S! TRUCKS! TRUCKS! . a.m. for Bessie Rowe. Rowe was takr n to Veterans Memorial Thirty-seven cases processed in Judge O'Brien's court who had to buy fuel. When asked what he thought about the price Increase. he said he "despises It ." A spokesman for Ashland Oil said the recent price Increases were due In part to a gradual increase in crude oil prices over the last several months. The spokesman added that Ashland 011 and SuperAmerlca were trying to hold down their prices for consumers in response to the plea from President Bush. According to a press release from the South Central Ohio AM, the average cost of self· serve unleaded gasoline- which had Increased 4 cents per gallon In two days as of Friday jumped another 7.I cents over Charg es of failure to yield right of way to an emergency vehicle against John Johnson, of Mason, W.Va. have been dismissed In Pomeroy Mayor's Court. The charges stem from an auto accident on July 2i on East Main Street in Pomeroy. EMS has seven calls Wednesday Seven calls for assistancP wprr answr red by the unit s of Meigs Co un ty Emergency Medical Services. · At 12:51 a. m ., Pomeroy squad wa s ca lled to Pomeroy Police Depa rtm en t for Keith Musser He was taken to Vetera ns Memorial Hospi tal. At 7 21 a.m . , Pomeroy squad was called to Ameri care for Audrey Clover . She was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Racine squad went to Sta te Route 338 at 9: 33 Thursday, August 9. 1990 999* 14 $ ' H UNTI NGTON. W.Va . tUPII - A doc to~ who !rra!~d a ccusrd mu r der L~ l e McGinms thr da.\ after hl swife'ss tra ngul at tonwao revealed to him told a jury T hursda y that thP 1roublrd <H' countanl didn ' t wem Inn upS!' I lo learn of her death In fa ct. said Dr. Walter Cr('c n of Kings Daughll' rs Hos pita l in Ashland, Ky' within Sl'CU nd s aftpr tPll! ng him his wifP had twen found murdl'rcd behind a shopping mall. McGinni s turnPd hi s thoug ht s toward th e sfit ch1 ·.s · h' h d tn IS Pa M c('I · ff 1 I' ht · · ~ nm s su errt s 1g 1r1 JUI 1f'S w hPn hi s J PPp waggonl't'r barrr II e d ovrr a h 1'l l s ld " on K t k 209 01 · 11 ' 11 K enur Y · at 1\"P · 1 . y.. th 1 hi ft K th M (" · P n g a er a ·'" r •lnrll s was murde red At the close of the daY. thP prosecution predict ed It ll'oulcl ..r' . Wlndupltscas~abynextTu"srla' ~ ·ng th " la st of it s after Usl 'SS"S, lncludt·no th" dl'fpnrl Wltn' . c ~ ' ant 's daughter . Aml'lcGinnls " tosUflcd that he consi Gr oen , c . action s al the s dered Mcclnnl .~ hospital "very odd." McGinnis had been brought tn the hosp it al shortly after police found him outside his wrecked '<. t •' .l t·~p . . . . 1 he onf'tl_m" mi_I honam·. wh.u facrs a lt fP pn so.n 1Prm ,I f co n,·tc t<•d of hts wtfr Kathy s mu_rdPr l~st NovPmber. has lo !d poiiC'f' kidnappPrs thrrw his ~·r hiCI(~ i~t_o gPa r b.v ~~dg i n g. a SliCk. agatnst I he gas j)f'da l, ca u: tng H to carC'en down t_hr r aV~nr whlif' hr was bound wtth 1" 0\)(' . McG i nnis cla ims the sa mr kidnap r"V'rs also strang led his t-'' wif e todrathbf'hindthrGatrwa _ \,. Shopp in g Plaza in St . Alban s p D Huntin g1on olice et. Jim Sc hr \dler 1cs t1'f'IP d t hat a homr ('clilion of Tht' Ch arleston Dai ly 29 Mail. datrd last Nov ... wi th tw o f starson lt .was rrmovPd romthe f h J rPar pass('ngPr seat o t P PPp ThNr werr no ldentiflablr prints 011 it. he sa id . Guv M. Bibbee. c irculation mana ger for (' harlr ston News · paprr s. trsn' f lc d 1he two stars desi gnate t hr fina 1edl t 1on, which '" norma 11 v goes to press at 1: ·"' l d h p.m . ( n that ay, w en Kathy I r· . I . h h ~ Clll nnts was sa m, t r paprr ll th cprps sa t1 :02pm ,h e toldthr court Bibbee sai d the first news · f h d k paper 1e 1 1 e oc at 2 p.m ., and • f:S LocaI news bne Hurry, While The Selection Is Good! Over "SO" Models In Stock And More On The Way! "Purchase Now And Save" ········--·-··············-··· No one hurt in two-car mishap No one was lnjurC'd In a twu·car accidrnr Tuesday on Meigs Count y Road 34 . According to the Ohio Hi ghwa y Patrol. Shaw n E. Bakrr, li, 31372 Salser Road, Racine, pulled from Counly Road 34, slid l eft of center and struck head on a car driv en by Mary A. Fowler, 41, of 31440 Sal ser Road, Racine . Baker was cited with failure to cont rol. Squads respond to nine rolls Meigs County Emergency M edical Services unit s responded to nine cal is lor assistance on Thursday . At 1:48 a.m .. Pomeroy squ ad was dispatched to Royal Oak Conllnued on page 10 ~est fo r the final was a llurrtr ane Go Mart. lln tha t da.v. McGinnis has told authorit ir s hewas incaptivi t yin Kf'ntu ckv I he· las< rielii'Pfl' point. WASHIN<: TDN tUPit F:lpven Anwrica n diplomat s t~ nd dependents WPfl' turnrd back agai n Frida y at the I raqi bordrr lO .Jordanl nthr,irsecond attrmpt to IC'aVl' lht· roun trv . Statf' IJf' partmPnt offic ial s sa,id Th e u.s. F.mba ." l had be••n t old thr 11 v.'ould bf' allov..·f'd through. but inil rf'prtilionof th r l'a rlirr contrt~ dirlOI"!" br)W\'iOr and words of lrtlq i officiah. lhr 11 pt•op!p WPl"l' nul prrmiltPd to lravp Fri da\" \Vhf'n thC'\" showrd up •t ,.1 br, ,.,1,·.,. 1,0 s1.lt is.CXrY'Ch'cl " v· th"l' willtrl' again a s thr LJnitf'd S't ','II "S trsts· t 1·,·1q 1· 1·n1 r ntlon s ' brct \\.,.,,. l'hr 10 win frPI'd orn ' fot· .·'o . . mc·•·t r.·111 .s bf'ing held ><"' !\ aga t' nst lh"t"rwillinanlraqhotr l ' is t o " bp cool. to sit tight " and Firms offered contracts to bu J•(d (and£•11 I s Threp companies Interested In building new landfill s or expand· ing Pxlsting landfill s within the mu l t i-count .\' Solid Wa ste Man· agement District have been oftr rPd contract s by th e policy rommitlrP. :J\'Oid aggravat in g Middle Ea sl trn slons by ca llin g thC'm hos t~ gf''-1, a White Hou sL' offici al said n.ou ndrd up bv Iraqi forf'es during and aftrr thC' in vasion of Kuwa it, the Amrrirans rr matned conf ined Thu rsdav at Baghdud "s Rashid Hote l. whi ch was surr ounded b_\' arml'd guard s, Stnte Department offi r ial s sa id . Thr Sra tr Drpartmenr l'Sd mated that aboul J,OOO Arneri cans remain in Kuwait and anothf'r 5RO U.S. c itizens in Iran , " most of them in Baghdad "'l'hf'S(' prople <H I..' stuck . J·ust llkr lhr peopiP who art• stuck in thr Ra sh id Hotl?l," sai d Stall' Departmrnt spokesman Richard Houchcr "I can't adequa tely Pxplain ttlf'ir d raqi~· 1 artlons ." Howrver . Sta te Opparrrnent off icial s said that "a number of AmPrica ns·· havp managed to cross in to .Jorda n and Saudi Arabia in thl' last 2-i hours. Statf' f)pparlmenl offic ials said Thf' officii:ll s said they did not h;wp any pxact numbe rs and thPrP appPaiT'd to hl' no rPgular paltPrn that would o; how whv some I m er Ica ns Wl'rf' pcrmittrd to leave. while thP majority rPrnalnbchind.unahlP!olravro r to get thP nPn•ssar.v Pxit visas TtlrStatf'DrpartmPntcalledln lhr Iraqi ambassador t o Wa · shlngton . MohamPd al M as h £~!, \ Thur ~ daytourgPt hatAmt' r i ca n s Co ntinued on page 10 --,.,....., Th e committee. at its meeting Tuesday In Gallipolis, voted to offrr co ntracts to the three companies that have expressed an intrrrst in operating landfills. Th ose three companies are At hrn s Ho cki ng Re clamation Center, Sands IIIII Coai Company and Mid -American Waste Sys l rms . The compa nies who have rr cc ived the proposed agreem en ts now ha ve ten days to accept or re ject the proposals . A representative from Mid Am erican Wa ste Systems made a verba l acceptance of the agreeme nt at this week's meeting. Once the co ntr acts are ac · cepted, th e district must r ecom · mend that th e Ohio Environmen tal Protection Agency grant waivers to th e companies Involved . Those waivers. II granted, would, lor those landlllls apply · lng, suspend a moratorium on landllll expansion that !he EPA ha s Imposed. That moratorium prohibits landfill expansion until Continued on page 10 SHADES OF YESTERYEAR- Every now and then, a stern·wheel paddle boat, such as this one, I played an Important part ollhe history of tbe Ohio River V ailey bu I have since been replaced by _ I I :..; .' 1,1 ' Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Day 'Bulletin Board ' Advertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section . I I ·" _ .J· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 9, 1990