https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f89cd9af82acec9d130eb1e07c3216f.pdf 07ca2b73f14bed81059a1124517fe0b6 PDF Text Text .,. Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Tuesday. August 14. 1990 Mf,"ddleport ... - - - - - - - , - I ,..__ Local news briefs----. Continued from page 1 Seniors plan fair trip A chartered bus trip to the Ohio State Fair Is being organized by the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. A few seats are still available for the Friday trip. Cost is $17 . Call992-2161 for more information. Homecoming set at church The Hazel Community Church located between Long Bottom and Portland will have a homecoming on Sunday featuring the Gabriel Quartet and Jimmy Gabrett. The public is invitL•d to attend. SR 124 to close Wednesday A portion of State Route 124 In Meigs County will be closed for three days beginning on Wednesday. According to James Proffitt, Meigs County Superintendent for the Ohio Department of Transportation. the closure Is to allow state crews to clear the vertical crest of the road by removing three to four feet of pavement. The point of closure Is two miles south of Long Bottom, near Dewitt's Run . The official detour for the closure Is State Route Seven to Sta te Route 248. Lock cars, Sheriff warns A safety hint for the week of the Meigs County Fair has been issued by Meigs County Sheriff J ames M. Soulsby. Soulsby reminds ail falrgoers to lock their vehicles while . parking at the fairgrounds. ''Sf> s ure to keep lrmpting items suc h as cameras, binoculars, purses, and so forth are placed In the trunk out of sight", Souls by sa id . This Important sa fety ru le should apply not only to th e fair, bu t any time you are ou t. accord ing to Soulsby . Two charged by lawmen Meigs Coun ty Sheriff .James M. Soulsby reports that 19 year old Russell Todd Plott, of Dallas, Texas, and 25 year old John A . Howard. Cooperstown, N.D., were arrested on Monday afternoon on charges of con tr ibuting to a delinquent or unruly child . The two are charged with permitting a 17 year old female to accompany them on a semi truck slnre Friday . The two were arrested by the Middleport Pollee Department following I heir return to the girl's home In Middleport. The g irl's parents have also flied unruly c harges against Iter . Discharges, admissions listed Discharges and admissions at Veterans Memori al Hospital Monday were: Admissions - Louise Sider s, Middleport; Jessie Whil e, Pomeroy; Susan Sheppard, Racine : Dorothy Higgins, PomP roy Discharges- Oscar Price. Vera Hayman EMS answers six calls Six calls for asslstanrP were answerrd by units of Meigs Co unty Emergency Medical Services on Monday . At3 : 39 a.m., Pomeroy squad was called to Lincoln Height s for Ann Griffith. Shew as taken to Pleasant Valley Hospit al. At 7:28 a.m ., Rutland squad went to Meigs Mine 2 for John Jeffrey Daniels . Daniels was tran sported to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. Syracuse squad was dispatched to Chesler at 10 16 a.m on Monday for Ralph Ours . Ours was taken to Veteran s Memorial Hospital. At 3:48p.m., Middl eport squad went to Logan Street . Louise Siders was transpor ted from there to Veterans Memorial Hospllal. Syracuse squad wa s ca lled to Morning Star Road at 6:30 p.m for Susan Shepard who was ta ken Ia Vptrran s Memorial Hospital. At 10: 18 p.m .. Racine squad was called t o State Route 124 for A l ice Holman. Holman wa s transported to Holzer Medical Ce nter. Marriage lice~es issued Marriage licenses have been Issued In Meigs Coun ty Probatr Court to Jo seph Lincoln Shinn, 19, South Side, W.Va . and Jenn ifer Lynn Lee. 21. Ches ler: Darrln Doyle Roarh, 22, and Donna Leigh Curtis. 20, both of Por.,c;·oy; and James E::dward Morrison . 29, and Robin Lynn Wagner . 24. both of Middleport Divorce filed in court An action for di vorce ha s been flied In Meigs County Co mmon Pleas Co urt by Joh n P . Miller, Long Bottom, against Margaret E. M tller . al so of Long BDI!om . Honorable mention reported Matthew Herman Sc hul has received Honorable MenUon In the :.lath and Sc l enc~Compe till ve Scho la rship Competition and Honorable Mention in the Honor Scholarship Essay Compel I· lion at Martella College Schul is the son of Herm an and Nancy Sch ul of Reedsville . Marietta College , a private college In southeastern Ohio enrolls noo student s in a variety of liberal ar ts and professional majors Area deaths-Treci" K. Abbott Funrral se rvlcps for Treclr Katherine Abbol!, 80 of Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy, who died Su nda y at the Overbrook Center will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday al the Ewing Funeral Home. Friends may call al the Embargo... Middleport swimm ing pool from · Aug. 20 through Aug. 26. The pool will remain open through Labor; Day . Co uncilman William Wal·· ters questioned th e unscheduled' closings of the pool and t he effect it has on season ticket holders. It was expla ined by the mayor that attendance has not been suffi. cienl to warrant keeping the pool. open when only a frw swimmers · show up. The mayor' s report showed recdpts of $6, 14l.OS. Atlending wC'rC' Mayor Hoffman, Clerk ~ Treasurrr Jon Buck, and Council members; Horton. Clatworthy , Gilmore.' Pau I Gerard. Jack Satterfield, and Walter s. Weather .i I' i< k <I: IIOii Pirk -4: ~1~3 Cards: J.H; <·H '; 111 -U; 6-S By LEE ANN WELCH OVP News Staff In an effort to capita lize on Intersta te traffic. the Bob Evan s Restauran ts will be making a few changes . lt was announc ed at thr an nual sharflholders meeting in Rio Gra ndl' on Monday. According to Cha irman of the Board and CEO Daniel Evans, some res tau rants will be going back to a co ncept started in 1962 with the General Store, l ike the one at Rio Grande, affectionately ca lled lhl' "Sausage Shop" to l oca ls. The store wi ll offer diners a place to brouse while watti ng to bt> sea ted. and will also provide itflms like souvenirs and snacks for travPirrs to bu y, l ike anothPr rcstaruant in the south does Cracker Barrel. Evans sald this movr is to co mpete with the Cracker Ba rre l c hain. which Is capturing that Interstate bu si ness, and is a llttiP more " upsca iP." He said thf' fir st of 20 nPw general stores and newly-designed restaurants will be placed In the Kings Island interc hange near Cincinnati. The fla gship restaurants have also been redesigned, Evans said, to nearly double the size and accommodat e approximately 40 more diners each. The restaurant divisron is also looking to acq ui re a new chain of businesses. of a "casual dinin g" nature, Evans said, deelining to namr the chain . Ano ther r hangP in thr rf's tau ra nt s will lx• in t he menu s. The Bob Evans Resta urant will be addeing a mu l ti·graln pan ca ke and a potroas t la ter in the yea r . Evan s said. Thr brrakfa sl taro introdurrd at lo st year's shareholders met'! · rng didn't quite fly in thi s test group, Evans said, but In Texas, It se lls 30.000 pounds of produ ct weekly. Hr no!Pd thr taco will bf' brought into this arra . but repackaged and made into a burrito product with sausage, eggs, peppers and potaiO<'S . Cho lestrrol and ca lorlrs ha vr had an impaet in the sausagl' di vis ion, he said, and added the co nsumption of Bob Evans sa us· ages remained eve n with last year while other brands saw a nlne percrnl decrease In tonagc "We had a Iough lime last year In the sausage division," Evans sa id. Dietary concerns are sUit high, and the Image of sausage and high fat and cholesterol are Insurance ... Continued from pagt• I 9 p.m. today !Tuesday). The two surviving sons and daughters-In · law of Mrs Abbott were lncor· rectly listed In the obituary . They are Edgar and Jane Abbott, and Horace (Bud) and Grace, all of Pomeroy. v illage hall was renewed earlier this month with Brogan -Warner Insurance. That policy will ex · plre In August of 1991. After discussion of premiums and amounts Insured for build· lngs and their contents, council members agreed thai a comp lete Inventory of village property should be completed before a blanket policy Is written up. Council members voted to review all Insurances with the village and consider putting all Insurance under one blanket Insurance policy, advertising for bids. Council estimates that all Inventories will be complete and bids accepted early in No· vember. This, according to coun · ell member Bruce Reed, will allow the month of December for the construction of an Insurance package before converting insu· ranee to th e blanket policy In January. difficult Ia break, he noted. Du ring the past year, Evans sa id "we have not been a growth compa ny." and added it was the firs t time si nce he took over the reins from his father, Emerson E. Evans, the company reported lower ear nin gs In an effort to assis t econom ic growth. the company restruc · lured at the corporate level C'a rller thi s yPar. making seve n divisions. and Pliminat i ng dupli cation of services between thC'm. Stockholder Herb Bush of Gai Upolls made a proposal from the floor of the meeting on keepi ng prox y votes secret from the board of directors, whirh hP <.tllf'ges lobbies to change them . Thr motion was defeated. with on ly 15.98 pPrcenf of lhl' stock · holders and proxies voting In fav or. Adcli l tonall)·. the corporate sh ar r holdrrs voted thrrP thrf'P-year dirc•ctors. Keith P . Brad bury, PXPeutivt' vic£> prPsident, treasurer and rhief financial office of !lob Evans Farms ; Daniel A . Fro nk. senior execu· li ve vier presidPnt and director of t he Ohio Compa ny, and G Robrrt Lucas I II, a partner in Vorys, Sa ter, Seymour and Pea se taw firm of Co lumbu s. All three were current director s. see king re-elect ion . Page 3 '/ lli~h • a1 e Vol.41. No .72 Copyrighted 1990 A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Mason County man, 46, is arraigned on kidnapping charges BEST MARKET HOGS - Erie Sanders, right, had the Grand Champion Market llog in Tuesday night's junior fair swint' judging at the Mci"'s Hy BRIAN .1 . REED Sentinel News Stall .John L. Young of Mason County, W.Va . was arra i gnrd this mornrng in Meigs County Court on krdnapping charges. Young . •lh , allegert ly abdurtrd a fema le minor ovn lht'Wl'ekL'nd and transported her into Mason Co un ty. M aso n County ProsC'ruting AI torm•y Damon Mo rg an r f'portf'cl late Wrdnrsda y mornin g that no chargf•s have bPrn fiiPd agninst Young in thr Mason Coum~· co urt s. County Fair. His gilt had what lthtook to Impress judge ,Jim McCoy. Mall Titlus, l eft, won the the Rrscrvf' Grand Champion in the ('Vent. Medical examiner testifies in McGinnis murder trial HUNT I NGTON . W Va tL:PI• - West Virginia ' s mPdica l PXa · mlnf'r. testi fy ing at the wi ff'· murdf'r t rial of accou ntan t Lv il' McGinnis, told a jury thai stranglrrs usually cnvr r ttw fac es of loved onfts to avo id their terror-f illed stares. when death is lmmlpent. McGinnis allegedly put a plas . tic garbage bag over th e head ol Kathy McGinnis, then wrapped a piece of telephone cord around her neck last f all to stra ngle her Dr Irvi n So pher told th e import ed lUr,· thal Kalh;· McG i n ni.t, wa s sl ra n glrd brtwf'f'n 1 Ll .m . and ~ am _ last Nov . '29 with d pirce of telephone cord . The prosecution contends th at McGinnis, traeped In a web of embezzlement of his cll~nts, aliC'gC'dl y murdrrrd his wltr w hen his ( inancial world began tu fall apart, then dumped her body behind Gateway Shopping Pl aza in St A lban s. So pher sa id I he ll' lrphonl' cnrd wrap!X'd 2 11 times around thr vic tim' s neck i:.lnd knotted in front. ove rl ay ing a plastic bag AI length. he told of the classi c signs thr body shows after strangulation . He said the te-leplionr coni tightened around the nC'ck would be C'nough to brin g death . But, thP doctur noted, thr plastic bag would -a l so be a contributing fact or . OncC' thr wirr wa . . wrapprd. Sopher _ t,aid . it would ta k e fivr. 10 or 1:l seco nds for tlw v i cti m to I'C'.:I('t IJPforr hf' co iL J[ISf's \\.' aS A nrw supPr inll'ndent for the Ea stPrn Local School Distric t was hin•d at a me et!n g of the F:astrrn Board of Educ.Jt to n Tursday aflrrnoon. 1-lirrd for thP position t· r ~·atPd Whl' n Dr. J);Jn /q.Jiin g rrs ig n(•d to accl•p t a superintendent's job in DelawarP County wa!-i Ri chard Sm ith of McArthur. GRAND AND RESERVE CIIAMPIONS - Grand Champion Amy Smith and Reserve Champion James Languall showed thai their rabbits have what it lakes In Tuesday's meat pen competition at the Mfllgs County Fair. 'I' hi~ is ,Jamt.•s Languall's first year of showing rabbits . A Special Edition In The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 23, 1990 RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT NOW BY CALLING: 992-2156 ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE BEST SWINE SHOWMANSHIP - SkUIIn swine showmanship depends on the showman's ability to guide the hog around the judge (who moves about the show ring). The showman has to pay cl"'e attention to the Judge. Grand Champion In SWine Showmanship w 118 Eric Powell. Reserve Champion was Melissa Guess. Eric and Melissa have been showing hogs together for four years. Morgan did say, howew•r, that th e Ma son Cou nty Sheriff' s De· p;utmf'nt is working in coopera tion with Oh to officia ls in th e invrst!gai!On of the incidrnt. Kiclrw!)ping, as rhargf'd in Young 's cast..•. is an aggravatf•d felony of th<' second degree. puni sha blr by a maximum sent · rncr of five ro2~ _ vea r s in Ihe state prnitPntiary and a maximum f in<' or $lfi.OOtl. ApV'aring this m or ning befon ' Meig s Counn· Court Judge Pa · 1ric k H (Hir ir-n . You ng piPd not guiltv to !hi ' chl.lrgf's He wa s referred ro the office of M eigs County Public Defender C' harlrs H Knight. who was r('presf'n tf•d i n court thi s morn· ing bv IJ Micharl :vlullrn Meigs County Assistant Prosecutin g /\ttornry Linda R . Warner repre sen ted thr State of Ohi o. Bond in !h E' case was set at $50,000. recommended to the cour t by WarnPr du£' t o Young 's pa st r·reo rd of "v iolent fPi ony offrnSf's" A prrlimina ry hf'aring was set in Y oun j.(s rasr for Aug . 22 Steps sought to end sale of X-rated video tapes in Meigs Smith named to Eastern school post AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1990 K5 to 90 . 2 Sections. 14 Pages 25 Cents Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday. August 15. 1990 ~: ~' LOOR I'ROPOSi\L Herb Hush of Galllpoll' made a floor proposal for vote at tht.• annual Bob Evans stockholders meeUng Monday in Rio Grande. Bush, speaking, Is watched by Evans Ct;o and chairman, Daniel Evans. tOVP photo by Lee Ann Welch) in mid • South Central . Tonight , clea r. Low around 60. Winds light and varia ble. Wedm•sday, sunny with the high 80 tb Ro. Thursday through Saturday Fair Thursday and Friday. but a chance of showers and thunderstorm s Sa turday. Highs during t hP period In the ROs and lows irr the 60s ' ~-- flcar tonight. Low 60s. Thursday , partly cloudy. General Store concept returns to Evans chain ranee on v!llage equipment and gated reports of Iraqi troops deserting to Saudi Ara bla but had not been able to con!irm the reports. Warplanes aboard the USS Independence have been con· dueling nightly fighter missions over the Persian Gull to protect the U.S. naval force dispatched to the region In I he wakeo! Iraq's Aug. 21nvaslon ol Kuwait during an oil and border dlspute. WhUe naval forces from sev . eral countries were converging on the gulf, It was stU I not clear who would be In overall charge of a, multinational mission or whether the vessels would act Individually. L GROOMING- An all Important factor In exhibiting animals at the lair Is being sure that they are clean. Here, ,Jill Taylor washes her 4-H entry In the Meigs Fair, a holstein calf, In the veal class . funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 tu Continued from page 1 Kuwait and Iraq, but answers from the Iraqis so far have been "unacceptable." Smith said the duty of a British patrol in the gulf was to ensure freedom of navigation In the gulfs International waters and to reassure British vessels that assistance was at hand If required. The Iraqi newspaper AI Jumhurlya, quoted by the Iraqi News Agency INA, sald Tuesday that Iraq knew how to penetrate a blockade If one was Imposed and would " make (U.S. I troops taste death If they attack." A U.S. Embassy official In Riyadh said officials had Invest!· "')fl. ' Council ex tended thanks to Jay and Jerry Hall for their work in tearing down thC' old house and cafe on Rare and Third in preparation for the expansion o( the parki ng lot for the Meigs County Department of Human Services. Gilmore repor ted on a meeting which he had wit h Mtlch Farley of the Division of Rf'rlamation , Department of Na tura l Resour · CPS, regarding mint' water run nlng into th e wt'tlands in the Hobson area recently annexed tohthe village. Gilmore read a letter from Farley noting that he is recommending that the Larkin Mine fr om which the water Is flowing be sealed. Far ley sa id tha t he will make th e grant request with the U.S. Depart · men! Interi or, Office of Surface Mining, In mid 1991. It was noted by both Counci l· men James Cla tworthy and Dewey Horton that complaint s are coming ln about accumula tions of tras h and uncu t grass at residences in town. Clatwo rthy al so reported tha t lhP blasting at a Clifton . W. Va. mine was monitored and that the noise level Is within legal limit s. Council agreed to "free" the Ohio Lotten'• Reds up division lead after win S mith. <t tf'arhcr a nd adm!ni s tr;_ ! lor fo r· lilf' past 21 yf'a r s, has IJC'en t hP as si stan t su perintend en! of the Vint on Count y School SystPm for thC' past five year s Hr wi ll begin his duties In the Ea s tf'rn Di st rict on Tuesday. .J ohn D l{iebc l, Sr . Meigs County suprrintendrnt. has bPf'n acting superlntendPnt for thro di.~h· ict slncr thr rrsignation of Dr. Apl lng. Durin g anothpr spf'c ial rrwet · lng of the board IJPid Monday . Kathleen Peyton was hirPd as a di sabled ·handkapped teacher for the 1990-91 schoo l vear T he board al so vo!Pd to accrpt .J Jy Long a s assi s t.1n t volun tf'rr foot ball coach. The resigna tions of Don f<i c hlnger as assistant foo t bt~ll coach and Edna llou sr holder· as teacher aide were accepted. Lunchroom priers w erE' set wllh lunches to be $1.20 for elementary students, $1.25 for junior high and high se houl students, and 65 cents fdr student breakfasts. The budget was amended to allow for spending reserves. The board adopted a resolution fl"· questing a state loan . Act ion on remodeling work a I the Tuppers Plains Elementary School was tabled during the meeting. Attending were Ray Karr, president , and members, Bi ll Hannum, I 0 . McCoy and Jim Smith. t Mrigs Count y Prosrculi ng At torne)-' Steven Story i s bring askPd to " takP immediate steps" to enforce existi ng law s wh1ch co uld be used to halt the renting and selling of X- rated videos. Eighty stngle-para graph let · tcrs WPIT' del ivcred to I hP prosf' cutor's offic(' Tuesday afternoon as king for his ac tion . The lellPr s were signed by Meigs Countlans who attPndf'd Monday rvrning 's worship sprvpcr ill thr Rock Spr ings Fa i rgrounds . 1\.pprnxi mately 10> people altl'nded the r ain·d ampened traditi onal open ing of the Meigs County Fair. The l efl~rs said. " Mr. Story: I am opposrd to thf' r enting and se lling of X-ratrd vidPos in Meig s Cou nty I belicvl' i t is incon sistf'nl v.,itll thP stand ard s of !Jph,w ior of Meig s County and is in vin lat !On of thP Pa ndering Law s of the Stair of Ohio . Please take immediatr s1Pps to rnforcr law s wh ic h would hring into account those who aare in violation nf thrsr Jaw s." Th e let tr rs were givrn to .JrnnifPr Sherts. represe nting Prosrcutor Stor y. a t a meetin g ol Meigs C'o unty and Middleport Ministerial Association s Tursday At that mecting . Dr . Willlam Offuff. pn•siclenl of the Ashtabu Ia Co unty Chap let of I he Amet'l can Family Association , c h;ngPd thai there is 'probable cause" to bel1 evr illegal things are being dnnr in Meigs County relatiVE' to thl ' n •ntin g of X-ralf'd vidf'OS. Dr . Offutr. who has !pd succrssful rfforts to rid the commun it y of J efferson. of X·rated videos. also was the featured speaker at the fa ir on Monday evening. Other officia ls representing vio lation of rxis ting state laws T hr "LAPS" trst. he expl ained. i s usee\ as il guide! inc to drter rnin r i f a product ion or publica tion is 1-JI'Otrctrd by thr Fi rst Amendment ' s freedom of speech gua rantees. M.1trrial mu st makr a "l i tPr i-l ry". ''arti .s ti r . .. " pol ltiral ·or ··sCi r ntlfic" contribution to enjoy Fir st Amrndment prot('C1iun. ht· rxplainC'd If a mJtc-rial is designed to apjX' al only to pn1rirnt intrre s ts it i s obscrnr. Dr OHut t continuNl. notin g tha t th(' purpose of X ra tr•d vidf'OS is aimPd at ar ousal. llr said tPstimom· g in 'n to thr Mrrsr Co mmission o n Porno g raphy. unrk r thr Rt'agan Ad · ministr ation rr\·f'alrcl conc lu siv P rvl dt •nrf' tin k in g thf' $R billion <.l )'1' ~~~ - (._lllrnography bu si ncs.s to organL'J'cl crirrw. This 1:--. primarily tr ue from vornu gra phy ·s p1·oduction and point of origin. hl' said . LrntPs f'Xplainrd ttw diffi c ult~· in vo lvPd in th r invr stigation o f and thr prosl't'u tion ofobscrnit _v 1--if' warnrd of thl' leng th .1 nrl rxprnsr in vo l ved . MatC'r ials whir h ma v br di sta s trfu I to somP can nut · !w categori7.Pd and dcc la rr d obscl'nc as a who lr. hP sa id . ln slf 'ad, rach publicati on or production mu st be challenged separatr i)-' . She riff Sou l.s bv echoed thr difftculf y which would be encoun · trrrd in inves tigating allegat ion s of ob.scrnlty Asked if his depart ment would investigate complaints, tile sheriff said his department "would ai\Vays in · vPstig.1tf' lrg itimalr comp la lnts of viob!ions of thP l<Jw " Til e publi c orfici, ls all l'Om mrndt' d the Mr ig s and M iddle· port Mimstrrial Associations for t hr 1r i nt C'rf's ts in co nfron ling th is ~on.1l i ss uf' ThE':V said thf>~ lwlif'vPd l 'du cation . ra th Pr t han l1•g <li l' Onfront atpo n. would achirve grf'at f•r success in t'limi · n;Hing X-rat ed vidros T he H ev.s. Seddon and M cC lung i ssued a joint stat r mrnt following thr Tu es da_v rnPPting '' \-\'r wrrr f'nrouragf:>d IA'ilh tiH ' initial rf' sponsP and attirudt'':i of tlu· perso ns who camr to mpf't with us . We beliPVP the "'"liabilit y of X·ratcd videos in our communitirs co ntributes to thr co rruption of morals and c;~n br a rausati\'f' factor in \-' iO IPn1 and s£'xual rrmws Thrrf'forr, wr call upon rvcry c hurch in thr co unty to m ake their thought s kn own. and urge count~: rrsidrnt s to pa tronizP only thosP vidt-'0 out lrt s which do not offpr X ·ra tt•d mat eriah . " co unty and cit_v government a t the m er l!n~ Tuesday at lhf' Pometro\' U nited Methodi s t Church ·Wt' rf' Attorney .Jnhn Lrnte s. Meigs Sheriff Jamt•s So ul s bv. Pomeroy Co un ci!wo· rn<Jn 1-iPllv Baron ick and Pomr· rov Ch<.tmiwr of rommrrcP Prrs· idl•nt and VillagP Councilman Bruct· RePd . M i nis ll' r s a ttrndin~ includ(>(! the Rrv . Glen McClung . pastor of thr Pomrrov NazarPnP Chu rch and pres id ent of the Meig s Cou nty M ini'i trrlal Assoc iation , AI Ha;t so n. pastor of the Middle· port Chu rch or Christ and treas ~ urPr of the Middleport Minl ste· rial Association; thl' RL•v . Jame s Seddon. pastor of First Baptist Church of Middleport and prcsi dent of the Middleport Minlste· rial Association; the Rev. Les Hayman , pastor of t he Middle· port Freewill Baptis t Church: and the Rev . Don Meadows, pastor of the Pomeroy Uni ted Methodist Churc h and treasurer of th e Meigs County Ministerial Association. Dr . Offutt said materia Is \Vhlch could not meet one of the requirements of the "LAPS" test rould be judged obscene and In IT ONLY COMES 01\'CE A YEAR - The Meigs County Fair Is a hlg time for youngsters; and falrf1;oers enjoyed beautiful weather for tlu> opening day . ....--Local news briefs---Board acts on personnel matters The Eastern Local School Board acted on severa l p<'rsonnel matters at a specia l meeting held on Monday. The board hired K athleen Peyton as a Developmentally Handicapped teacher for the new school year. Also hired was .Jay Long as an assistant football coach. Long Continued on page 5 �Commentary Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS -MASON AREA ~~ ~._-,-, ,..,...-e,do= qjl5 CHARLENE HOEH.JCII General Manag~r PAT WHJTEHEt\D ,\sslslanl Pnbllsher/Conlroller A. MEMBER of ThE' UnU ed Press I nternat lona l. Inl and Dail y Pr('ss A ssoc i at io n and thP American New spaper Publishers Assoc l ail on. I n 1~14. an Aml'r ican· ship soilr•d from thr At lant ic lo th e Pacific ()c(•Jn. offici al ly opPn ing the Pa na m a Cana l In IY.1o. humor ist Will Rogrr s and pilot Wiley Post llwi r plam• crashed in Al as k<J Read their lips .taxes are trouble MOB ILE. Al a. tNEA I - When "the Na li onal Governors' Associ a· lion rrcrnll v held It s annual ·mee ting here, It s members pub:licly debated iss ues rangl ng from :hea lth Insurance and highway -co nstruetlon to education and the :Pnv lronmcnl. Th ey also had a :univPrsal unspoken conce-rn -Iaxes. : During l hl' 1980s. the governors ·a nd legis la tu res of every state in l he cou nt ry increas M taxe s and t he pace has accelera ted drama tically i n the Oj)('n lng months of the 1990s. Since the lx'ginn ing of this yea r . new tax -hikes have ht'e n mandated In 31 of !he 50 sla tes. wi th oth er s like ly to foll ow soon . That act iv it y IS. to a great dcgrf>f'. a reaction to Was hington' s policies of th e 1980s. With th e While House occ upied for mos t of the decade by Ronald Reagan. federa l paymen ts to ~ t a r r and local governments !adj ust ed for i nfl at ion! dec lined by more than one-third . Whilr Re aga n was st ripping funding for rna ny domes! ic social program s from the feder al budget. he was not (as he ..,peatedl y claimed) relieving taxpayers of the burden to fin ance those operations . In stead. he was shiftin g responsi bil ity from one level of govern ment to a not her. - For example. there has been no gr eater source of frictio n be· tween Wa shingt on and the state rapit als in rpcrnt yera s th an thr ((lder al governmPnf" s mandarr that the stal es pay for cos tl y nrw MPdicaid serv icC'S At thr sa mr time, the stairs r:.lso have be en forced t o i-narkrdly in c rf'aSP spending In fi elds that alway s have been thpi r pr imar y rp spo nslbillty . particularly improving rdura · tlo n and l n c rpa s in g prison ra par ir x Te xas and KPnturk _v ha vP be en rpqu irrd h.v co urt ordPr s to pl\mina i P thP disparities in PdU · cat ion spPnd in g between rich and poor sc hoo l districts. To finance an ambitiou s $1.1 billion Pduc a· tlon parkagP. KP nluck y earl ier thi s yrar incrPa s Pd it s sa IPs tax ra tP from J to 6 pP!TPn t and ex panded I he levy's scope. In addition In a sales tax hike !rom 6 In 7 percent and an pxpan s\on of its scope, state lncom{' tvxc•s wPrr lncreasPd ('S peclallv for New Jersey's wealthiest rPsidrnt s. whose ra tes doubl ed from 3.0 to 7 percen t. working -c l ass and the people Florio sa rd he was seek ing to primarily assist - have been am ong the most hostil e to the changes. Indeed. rea ction generally ranges !rom disco ntent to outrage. · In Kansas. Republic an Gov . Mike Hayden faced a simila r stonn of prot est lat e la st year. alter th e state co nduc ted the fir st thorough reappraisal of property values In two decades. leadin g to substantial tax Increases. Moret han 1.000 angry taxpay· ers gathered at the state capitol and hundreds entered the buildIng with demands to see the governor. Since then, Hayden' s popular ity has plummeted . He Is running lor re--election this year - but fiscal crises tn Vermont. Connecticut and Massachusetts are believed to have been Important factors In leading the governors of those states to step aside rather than seek another lerm. Because the constitutions or every state except one (Vermont) requIre balanced budgets each ypar, deficits are unthlnkabiP. I-nstead, governors Initially seek to deal with fiscal stress by adopting "maintenance budgets" (the average overall were killed when Introducing the Class Ring of the Century . . . growth rate In statf' bud gt> l s from 1990 to 1991 will be l~ss th an 1 percent\ and auste rlty mrasu rPs such as hirin g freezes. But those palliativ es o ft en arP In adequate, and thf' state ex rcu l ives Invariabl y arp forcPd ro propose tax lnc r pases. 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SMITH NELSON MOTORS SUPER FAIR SPECIALS 1{JSPS IH-960) ~oar h• i\nnoorw:.•t d v.·omen'11 The j)('r formance by Polonia, who wa s traded from New York to Cal ifornia in th e first month of the season. followed Monday night' s game-winning j)('rformanc e by another former Yanke<'. Dave Winfield . Trailing I 0 in lhP second inning. the Angels ct~rnP back in the second inning thank s 10 a slew of Yankee m is takes . Leadoff batt er Lee Stevens struck out. bu t reached first on New York starter Tim Leary's wild pitch. Leary then hit Lance Parrish with a pitch and Devon Whit e advanced the runners with a sacrifice bunt. Dick Schofield walked to load the bases. Po ionia then rtpped an 0-2 pitch toward right llelder Jesse Barlield. his third pulled shot of the night. "I was playing Luis to the opposite lleld ... Barfield said. "I had to go a long wa y to that ball. I 'm going lor it, that's why I dove for it because I thought I could catch it. It was re al close, a gamt> of inc hes." Barfield skidded int o lhP tu1i as the ball skipj)('d pa st him and rolled to the cornC'r . Po ionia wa sn't going to stop . Polonla rounded the bases for only the 74th insid e-the--park grand slam m major -league his tory t o give the Angel s a 4-1 lead . (See AL on Page 4) i\ lll vlslon ol MulllmPdla, In(' . l'ltlllllu ...,;h - Namt'd Marl! Jal' ~o n h-hllllt·oal'h. SE lm~•lua - NllfiWd Tom Doupl• hadl.t'ttlall lorwanl O.bbte Scoll and ~enter Mel .... Smith havt l~t lte lum SllppPf)' Roell - Nam"d Art Benanll, M-1111 ~•n• and Rlcb Poner fofiball actio n Tuesday night , California downed New York 9 5, Toront o blas ted Chicago 12-4. Milwaukee stopped Detroit 7-6, Kansas City shut out Texas 1-0, BosiDn blanked Oakland 2-0 and Seattle buried Baltimore 7-1. Angels 9, Yankees 5 - AI Anaheim. New York Yankees manager St ump Merrill is being haunted, not helped. by ghosts from Yankee pasts. Luis Polonla sprinted to an in sid e-th e-park grand sl am against his old squad and Chil i Davis added a three-run homer T uesd ay night, powering the California Angels to a 9-5 victory to hand the New York Yankees thei r fifth s!alght lo ss. " Those ex -Yankees are haunt ing us," Merrill said . Tht• Daily Sentinel c.u..., Pkllladelphl• ~ . San f'rlnciiiCO J, IS lnNnp trying to get tough mentally That's something I'm working on. '' Atlanta ha s a 43-72 re cord and are 24Y, games beh in d Ci nci nnati in th e NL Wes t. "We didn 't get enough runs in the first game and we didn 't hold them in th e seco nd." Atlanta man ager Bobby Cox sa id . " I t's ju st fr ust rating when you play so hard and don 't have much to show for it reall y_... E l sewhere Tuesd ay night in the Na tional League . Ch icago beat Hou ston 5-2: New York split a double-header with Los An geles. winnin g 9·8 and losin g 2-1: Philadlephla edged San Franciso 4-3 in 13 inning s, Cincinnati defeated St . Lou is 9-4: and Mont real dumj)('d San Diego 8-3. Mels 9-1, Dodgers ~-2- A 1New York. Howa r d John son went 3-for-4 with lour RBI. poweri ng the Mets in the f ir st game . Dwight Gooden. 12-6, allowed seve n ru ns over five and tw o· third innings. John Franco worked the nin th for hi s 26th save. Ramon M artinez. 15-5 , had a slx -gamr winning streak snapped. In th e nightcap, Mike Hartley, 4-1, pitched six scoreless Innings In his fir st m ajor leagu e star t. Jay Howell pit'ked up hi s ninth save and David ConP , R-6, took 1he loss. Reds 9, Cardinals J - At St Louis, Ja ck Armstrong won his f irst gam e since the All -Sta r break and Todd Be nzinger drovt' in three run s to lead Cincin na ti. Arm strong Improved to 12-H and St . Lou is starter Jost' OPLPon, 6-12, y ielded r ight run s and srvt'n hit s i n thref' and one-third Innin gs Th e Ca rdinal s had a f our -g ame w innin g s tre a k sna pj)('d. Ph lilies 4, Giants 3 ( 13 inn .) At Philadelphi a, Rod Rooker sco red on a wild pitch wit h twn out in the 13th to help the Phill iPs snap a fi ve-ga m e losing streak Booker si ngled off Steve Bed ro stan, ~ - 7. sto le seco nd and went ro third on Charlie Hayes ' groun dout . Bedrosian's f irst pitch to pinc h-hill er Dave Hollins was wild. scoring [looker and making a winner of Dennis Cook, 8-2 Cuhs 5, t\slros 2- At Chicago. Ry nc Sandberg hi t hi s National League-l eading 28th hom e ru n and dro ve in three r un s for Chicago. Greg Maddux. 10-10, gave up seve n hit s ove r seven and two-I hlrd innings for the win . and Bi II Long picked up hi s fourth save. Mike Scott. 9-11. fai led in his bid fo r his four th straight win . Expos R, Padres 3 - AI San Diego. Dennis Martinez pitched a fivr -h lller and Oils Nixon posted the first fou r- hit game of his car eer to lea d the Expos to thei r sixth st rai ght v ict ory. Martinez. 9-8. struck oul nine and wa lked none . at one po int r et iri ng 17 bailers in a row . San Di ego star ter Dennis Rasmu ssen, 8 11. took the loss . CLEVELAND 1UP II - M ar k Guthrie pays close attentio n to opponen ts' r ecords aga inst left handers, bu I says it may not make any differenc e because he isn' t " norma l." Gu thrie scalll'red seven hit s over seven Innings and Kirby Puckett co llected three hil s Tue~ day night . leading the Minnesota Twins to a 5·4 victory over the Cl eveland Indians. Guthri e's success aga inst the Indians came despite the fact he was fa cing a tea m tha t ent ered the game with a 25-16 record against left -handed starters this season . "I knew that, " sa id Guthrie, 4-5. "I chec k th e paj)('rs every day to see what teams are doing agalnstlefl -handers, but I'm not a normalleft -hander. I'm just as comfo rt able aga ins t left -handed hit ter s as rlght -handers. " Only Cleveland shorts top Felix Fermin. with lhree hits in three t ri es, managed lo so lve Guthrie through his seven-lnntng stint. Juan Berenguer pitched one and one- third innin gs and Rick Aguil era got th e f inal two outs fo r hi s 25th save. Cleveland 's Bud Bla ck. 10-8, wa s touched for 10 hi t s in f ive inni ngs, dropping his thi rd deci · sian In four starts. Kent Hrbek homered and drove home two runs and Brian Harj)('r scored twice fo r the 1\vtns . Minnesota bunched four si ngles and a walk Into a 2-0 lead In the second. After singles by Harj)('r and Hrbek, Carmela Cas tillo reached on an infield sin gle to load I he bases. One out later. Greg Gagne drew a walk to score Harper before Dan Gladden si ngled In Hrbek . The Twin s added two more in the third wit h the help of two Cl eve land error s. Puc k et t led off with a single and mov ed up on a passed ball. He th en sco red when r ight fi eld er Cory Snyder three base error on Harper 's fl y ball ·' I saw wher e Cory wa s playing and I though t it wa s a hit." Puck ett sa id . Harpe r sco rPd when first base· man Mitch Webste r misplayed Hrbek's grounder . Hrbek's 18th homer of the yea r i n the fifth made the score• 50 . Cleveland closed to 5-2 in !ht' fifth . With two outs , Sandy Al omar walked and Felix Fer min, who had three hits, doubled him to third . Rookie Alex Cole I hen dellv erd a two-run single. Webster drew a walk in th e sixth, moved to third on tw o wild prtches by Gut herie and sco red on Ca nd y Maldonad o's groundoul. T he Indians pulled to within 5-4 in th e ninth wh en Jacoby scor ed on Al oma r's groundo ut. Clevela nd's Dl on James pinch hi t In lhe ninth and grounded ou t for the ga me's final out. snapping his hitt ing strea k at 16 games. In oth er American League Aullum - Mnoutlftd h!MktlbaJI t•r n tt·r Rrllln RaumcartiW'f" hull"ft th ~ tr am F'uUtrlon Sb.lr - NllllM'd Aut;lf' T~.San .btonlo - Named lAM F1ndlln([ u•tant attdl"tll' dlret'ior lor dnellfl'leDt ud Mark Molellworth 111lAIIlnt atbletlc dlredor lor bviiMII• lA• ~poiM t , N"' 1'orlt. I , hd J;lllltiP flnclnn&lll , Sl . lA\1111 I at '1\w-.d A,Y HM~b C"blcaa;t) S, Houlton l Pllbhu '1 hi, r\llanla I. lilt rlltlflul'l hi, A.tlanla I, t nd aam.Nrw •·orlll, Lo•i\nll'f'l""· •~uarn t 1.,..,. ---------------------·-------·' f ( " 11lllnr~a ! l.anpton t ·l &I. 10: 35 p.nl ThvtlWia)" tiam~ Mln~r~ota JU ('I ,.·pi and . nl~~:ht M\lwauktt' a1 lk>trvlt . nl~t:N HOURS TUBsday-Fridav ..AIJWA YSi HERE WHEN YEJD NEEB 111" inn ings, allowing si x run s, rou r earned , and threP hits . With two out in the fi rst, Aver y walked Gary Redus and Bonilla hit a 1-1 pitch off lhP net Ju s! Inside the left -field foul pole for his career -high 25th home run . "One th ing about Bobby Is he's a dyn amic lyj)(' player ." Leyland sa id . "With just one swing of the bat, he ca n get you a coup le of ru ns. He's a rea l impact guy . He may strugg le for three at -bat s. 1hen get the hit t o win you th e game." .100 .WIW11u ... ,.1. f)ptrnll 6 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Atlanta starter StevP li very, 2-7. lasted ju stlwo and two-thi rd ,\clanla cGnnt 1 · ~1 fftj· Bion 10 · 7l.1 : ~p.m. ,\MF.RI<. .\J"i l.!: .-\Gt"£ Chokin' Charlie ACS Lungs Digital Scales But Smith . who was obtained las t Wednesday in a . trade with Monlreal. " I think I ca n help this tr am win ." Smith. 7-7, allowed four r un s. three ea rned. and four hits over seven and one-third Innin gs. Bob Pa tter son got the fina l two outs for his third save. " I don 't want lo talk about the trade now." Pirate Mana ger Jim Leyland sa id . " Who knows how people Judge things. Alii know i s Za ne Smith Is our property. he pitched a good game fnr us. We think we got a good major-l eague pitcher and tonight he pitched like it " San f)and M"O IRobln&On lUI at Phi1M de'I*JII CMulholland 1-i ). 7: 1!1 p .m Majors ALSO ON DISPLAY IN THE MOBILE UNIT... t when the throw from the outfield got past Alomar, but Indians pitcher Bud Black, who backed up the play, fired to Alomar lor the out. However, the Twins won H . (UP I) Scoreboard ... Blood Sugar Cholesterol Blood Pressure Health Age Appraisal Blood Typing nlodPrate-l ncome voters - '* Pirates defeat Braves in twinbill; Reds down Cardinals a WE'LL BE LOO/(JNG FOR YOU!! AUGUST 14 AUGUST 18~ 1990 - OUT AT THE PLATE - Minnesota's Carmen Cas tillo (right) is lagged out by Indians backstop Sandy Alomar ,Jr. in the second Inning of Tuesday night's game in Cleveland . Casdllo tried to score By C.J. HWU UPI Sports Wriler Tht> Plllsburgh Pirates went down to the ce llar lo get back on top. The Pirates rebounded from a five-game skid Tuesd ay and swept the l asl -place Atla nta Braves 3-1 and 6-4. reg ain ing firs t place in the National League Easl by a half-game. In the fir st game, Doug Dr a b<'k fired a six -hitter and Bobby Bonilla went 3 for 4 including two-run hom er. Bonilla capped th e night with his 25th homer on th e year and extended his hitting streak to 13 games. " It was a pretty good day for the team to be able to win a couple of games," Bonilla sa id were able to get the lead early, which is something we have to do and go from there. Drabek. 15-5, carried a shutou t into the ninth Inning before g iving up a homl' run to Davp Justice. Drabek tied his career high for wins in a season by pitching his fifth complete ga me. Atlanta starter Charlie Lei brandt, 4-7, allowl'd thrl'P run s and seven hits over srvl'n innings . In the nightcap , Jeff King drove home four runs with a hom er and a double and Zane Smith wo n his fir st game for Pittsburgh, leading the Pirat,·s to a 6-4 vic tory . "II wa s kind of a bi g gamP for me to show the Pirates and everyone el se that lhey weren't wrong In trading for me." said SEE YOU THERE' TONE 212 EAST MAIN 4:00 P .M . -Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show Ring 4:30 P .M .-Little Miss & Mister Contest - Hill Stage 5:30 P .M .-Junior Fair Parade 6:30 P.M .-Country Blend Band - Hill Stage 7:00P .M.- Youth Awards Nlght - Show Ring 7: 00 P .M. -Open Horse Show 7: 00 P.M.-Antique Tractor Pull - Tractor P ull Area 8: 30 P.M.-Mike Snider - Grandstand 8:30 P.M.-Kiddie Games - Show Ring SENIOR CITIZENS DAY - Free Gate For Senior Citizens 1: 00 P.M.-Pet Show- Show Rin g 1:00 P .M.-Flower Show Judging 2:00 P.M .-Horse Harness Racine 4:00 P .M.-Kiddie Tractor Pull 6: 00 P .M . -Open Class Sheep Judging Followed by Jr. Fair Sheep 6:30 P .M. - Kyger Valley Quartet- Hill Stage 7:00 P.M.-4-H Fun Show 8:00 P.M . -Horse Pull-Center Field 8:30 P.M. - Phil Dirt and The Dozers - G rand stand 'l pn//trJ0/1.. . ~ ~- ." Robert Walter8 1990 Junior & Senior Meigs County Fair Schedule THURSDAY,AUGUST16 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 . Twins hand Indians 54 loss WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15 On thi:-, ciJ l P in hi sto r v: LETTERS OF' OPINION are \AIE"lcom e. They should bf' less tha n 300 word s long. All letters are subject to E'dltlng and mu st be slgnf'd with nam r. address a nd telep hon(' number. No un signe-d IPtrrrs w tll bt:' pub· llsht'd . L e!fer s should be In good taste, address ln~ Issues. not per sonalities Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio wha t a tang led web we weave,Whrn first we practise to deceivC' Hy United Press International Today is Wpdnesday, Aug. 15. the 227 th da y of 1990 wi th 138 to go. T h(' moon is wa ning. moving toward it s new phase. T hl' morning s tar ~ arr Ve nus, Mars and Jupiter. T he r·vl~n in g st ar s arr M ercur y and Sa turn . Those burn on thi ~ da tr arl' under the si gn or Leo . They include 1-:miX·rur Napo leo n Bonapartr in l 76~l. Sco ttis h novellst Sir Walter Sco tt in 1771, longll mc Chicago While Sox owner Charles Comiskey In JX~!:l . acln• -;s 1<1ht' l Rarrymorr in I R7~l. nove• ! isI Ed na Ferber In 1887, Hri1ish so ldiPr and \Hit c·r T .E. L <:~w n•n cl', "Law rPnce of Arabia," in IXXR. " mgwrit cr Char IPs Tobias !"Don't Si t Under the Apple Tree' ' ) in I WIK . rhpf .lu li" Ch ild m 191 2 ragP7H I ,co nserva ti ve activist Phyll is St' hlalll 111 I Y14 Jag<' oii l, actor Mike Connor s In 1925 rage 65) , ~ llfl!-:\~' r . i 1t • r .limm v Webb in 1il·11) (agf' H \ and Bril ai n's Princess Anne i n 1 ~1:10 1agp 40 1. 111 Court Street Wednesday, August 15, 1990 A thought for th e day: Sco tti sh author Sir Wallf'r Scott wrote : 0 . Today in history The Daily Sentinel ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 15. 1990 ",,,... ,. w"""'•••h!Mid • ••'• •r.~ona. ll .. •d 11 ~" '"'P"'in" IGGallaM anty Ia.-. r.• addlllo.-1 •p•c•bltt PA.I'I t ttht!f A. 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SJ795 S1295 SMITH-NELSON MOTOR~ INC. ft2·217. 500 lAST IIAIIf POMUOY, OliO �Wednesday, August 15, 1990 Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Meigs sportsmen to help with fund-raiser Meigs County sportsmen are joining area sports associations In rai sing money to fur ther wetland s conservation In Ohio. Ca lled the Oh io Plan, fund s generated by the projec t wil l be used to enhance and res tore wetlands habitat In Ohio. Clubs taking part In the fund· ra iser are the Meigs County Fish and Game, lzaak Walton League, Ken Amsbury Chap ter. Forked Run Sportsmen's Club, Chester Bowhunters and Arc hery Club and the Timberline M uzzl eloa dlng Cl ub. Club officers and members call t his involvement the " conserva tion c hallenge of the ce ntury," and ca ll on the pub! ie to su pport the Oh io Plan by parti cipating In the var ious fundrai sers planned by th e area cl ubs. The plan was dev ised by th e Ohio Division of Wi ldlife and is be ing used In par tnersh ip with the U .S. Fish and Wildlife Ser v ice, Ohio Sportsme n Co nserva · lion CLubs and the Wild li fe Legis lative Fund of Am erica Fund s are being raised throug h the Wild liiP Leg i slat ive F und of Ameri ca's Pro lect Wednesday, August 15, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio What's Right co nservatio n sweepsta kes. SV AC preview times announced This yeaar's SVA C foo tba ll prevlewwlllbeglnonSaturdayat 6 p.m . at Kyger Creek Hi gh School's fie ld . T he first game will have Oak Hill tak ing on Kyger Creek, followed by Southwestern facing Eas tern at 7 p.m . Sy mmes Valley and Southern will play at 8 p.m ., followed bv North Gallla and Hannan Trace battling at 9 p.m . These con tes ts will be twoquar ter affa irs. f!9!w~: 1/:i Allin 7JJe WAITADS fll/f!IHIHI#hiiiiiii/~IIH/Hf/INIH/IfNffHfiiH/IIfiiHIIIffiii/IIHIIII!If1HIIfiJI/IIf.llfl "The more tickets they sell , the more money thai is raised for wetlands habitat, " sa id Keith Wood, Meigs Cou nty WildllfP Officer. Due t o ma tc hing funds provided by the Ohio Division of Wlldllle and others, every dollar raised by sportsmen has the potential to reac h eight dollar s. 'That's a great payoff," Wood sa id , "and all the money stays here In Ohio. All those purchasIng sweepsta kes tick ets will know they ar e helping Ohio' s w l l dli f<' a nd water Stat e Rep. :'via 1.v AI"' I wi IIIli' llos rin g a reception Thursda y at lhl' E l ks Club in Ca ilipoli .s, loca ted on Second Avenue. f rom 7-9 p.m . Rep . Abt'l. a democra t . is runn i ng i n th is f all' s genPral election to rl'tain her seat. A former sc hoolteacher. Rep . Abe l ha s servrd as a mr mt>Pr of the Gover nor's immedia te staff and worked' for the Ohio 0 Ppartment of Transportat i on. T he 94 th Oh io House Di st r ict re present at ive has has focused on r duca tiun , r nvi ronmen tal co ncerns and economic development as kPy areas for legisl ative agrnda . Spec ial RUL's ts for the evrn in g w<ll be Ver n Hilft•, Ohio Spea ke r of the Housl', ClOd J olvnn Barrv ·RU1JPr, c h<.~irm a n of 1hf' Pub lic Ut illti es Commis sion Or Ohio. · Tic krt s for thf' rrc q Jti on <l rT· ;t\'J ibbl f' at thf' duor for $2:). Rt' fresh mcnt s wil l hr ava ilabl!' Divis io n of Wildlife personnel sa id the pa rtner ship agreement Is an effort to meet it s share of wetlands co nserva tion und Pr the Nor th Americ a Wat erfo wl Managemen t Plan . The goal for North America is to rai se $1. 5 bill ion to r es tore and enhance wetland s over the next 15 yea r s Ohio's goal i s to rai se $500.01XI. The Meigs Cou nt y conser va lion cl ubs pa rtlc ipating i n the Ohio Pl an hope to ra ise sevPral hundred do ll ar s. Paging for emPrgeney only Only emergencv pa g ing will bf' handl c•<l !rom the MPig.s Cou nt y F" ir Board 's officr on the Rock Spn ngs F'a trgrounds !hi s WPPk. Mary C ilmorC' , fair board srcrf'l<::lry, an noun crd tod ay. Shf' su,egrstf'd tha t si ncr thf'n • i.-, n o~Pn(•ral pag ing systrm on th<' fairgroun ds th is yra r that l ~tmi l ir.., ;rnd frlP nd s m a ke pr ior ar r angcmrn ts on m C'Piing pl<H'PS anti l imPs whrn thry anivr at the fa irgr oun ds. Plans In tran spor t fai r pat rons from thf' parking Jots at Meigs HiR h Sr hoo l to the fairground s did not matrri dlizt', Mrs. Gi lmo rr rrp ortrd Ui ffi cu lty in obL.1inin g a bus fur tha t purposf' madP it nf'crssa r y l or thr LJir board to s(' rap thl' pian ..'i hl'sa id c_o_n_u_n_u_ ed_fr_om __P _a_:gc_r_:l_'_ _ _ __ sweet es t mom(' nt of mv career." The Yankees foug ht hark to a 4-4 tiP be fore [)a vis be lted ht s th ree -r un homer in the fill h I o pu I the Ange ls up for good The Angel s stung Lea r y for ninr ru ns in th r flr st fivr innings. Jim Abbott. H-10, strugg iPd to post the win, s urrPndf'rin g fi ve runs and 11 hit s in fi ve and two-third innings Willie Fraser pitche-d the last threp and oneth ird innings for his fi rs t save. Blue ,Jays 12, Whit<> Sox 4 - At Ch icago, Glenalk• n Hi ll be l ted his seco nd rarrPr g rand slam and Geo r ge Bell tied a major league record wit h th ree sacrif ice flies lor Toronto. Todd Stottl emyre, 11 -13. gave up only a fir st -Innin g do ub le and a spventh -inn ing sin gle. Ch icago starter Greg Hi bb ard fell to 9-; Brewer s i, Tigers 6 - At Det ro it, Mi ke Felder' s ba ses l oa de-d sacri fiee fly with one out in the ninth ca pped a two-run ra l lv l or Mi lwaukee Chuck Crim . 3-4. pitc hed two and two-third inni ngs of relief for the wi n. Da n Plesac got the fin al out fo r his 17th sa ve. J e rr y no n Gleaton, l -3, lost in rP ii<'f. !Wyals I, Rangers 0 - A t YOU'D ECT! SALE STARTS AUG 15-SALE ENDS AUG You Pay 56899* LUMINA List Price Less Cash Back Less Our Discount Ill Second St., Pomeroy Wealher List Price Less Cash Back Less Our Discount You Pay Way ne E. Brick iPs. 8:1. ol Tupper s Plains. d ied Tuesd a\' al Veter ans Mem oria l Hospital fol lowi ng an rxtrnded lllnr,ss Born in At hrn s Co unt y, 1hp o.;u n of the la lf' F.rnm 1'1t and F' r J nc~ ' ·" Young Bri cklrs . he spe nt mos t of his li fe1ime in M eigs Count y. The family was affili at ed wit h the United Met hodist Chu rc h in Tuppers Pl ain s. He was a farmer. cons t r uction workl' r , and an oil field emp loyee . He is surv ived by a sis te r , Mr s. Weltha Stanley, of Columbus: one brother. Homer I Red I llnck I t ·~ of J>ornt•roy: and o.;('\'P ra l n i ('l'f'~ and nPphPws !l(' wa s prrrPded in d ratll IJ\ tli s wih' of 56 years. Ev ely n Spencer Gnc k les, and one in fant "o n. Cu .\· Dorse t Brickles, an cl : 1 <; is f( 'r, /\ urf'lia Bi ng. FurH'ral s!' r vices wi l l br hrld at t hP Ew ing Funrral Hnmf' Tll ur s· day atl0:30 a. m . wi th th e R ev. Robert E . Sa nders officiatin g. Fr iends ma y ca ll at the fune ra l home from 4 to 9 p. m . Wednesday Ruria l wi ll be in the Mount H0 rman CPmPI Pr y, TP xa<; Com mun ity. Spencer F'unPral Home Is in c harge of arra ngements. ~ rl 10 in t he 80s with lows in th.f• tiOs Carmel news C!J tH IPs \.risswold, LHa h, spf' nt d d a~~ wi th Do ug I a~ ( 'lrClPdur ing the Wf'(' k. Thrr r Wf'I'C' 44 prople prr~en t lor Su nday se houL Rev . R ichard You ng, S itJnp~·. spen t timr wit h Marv Roush H t~ son. Eri c, remai ned for a wPck Lottery numbers CHAMPION POULTRY SHOWMEN - Grand ehampion poultry showman Kenneth :\tatthrw Kirk and n•st•rve champ Melissa Gut•ss sun• do know about poultry .. lud g•• nav e Adkins decided tht·v dcscrvf'd the titles in Tuesday's ,Junior Fair Poultry Show at Lhf: Mt•igs Co unty Fair. Thi.ioi was K('IIR(•th 's first y(•ar for sho\\ing t hick(•ns . Squads respond to 12 calls Un it " of thl' Mt'igs Cou n t.\ · Fmt' r gr>ney MPd ic JI Srr virr r P sponfl f'd to 12 ca l ls TuPsd a.\ · including two ca ll .-. f rom th e Mf'igs Co untv F'Ciir . Ar 1: 0~ a ·m . . tht · Midd leport squad rf's pond cd tu ;r nr ufnr vP hiclr J('ridrn t on Puv. ('[]Strr·P! tra nspo rted ilob l(oush to Vc·t rra ns :'vlemor i al Ho spital. ltich Ha ll refused tre atm r nt The Rutland squad respomiPd to a call at 7 17 a m f rom Mr igs Mine numbPr two fo r Thomas LPiving who was ta k en to O' BienPSS Memor ia l Hos ptta l. At ;: 41 a.m ., the Rut l and sq uad went to l'a gf',·illr Road for Wilbur Sm ith w tl o wa s t r ~m spo ned to \ 'r·ter ;u1s MPrnoria l Hospital. d ll d Th( ' S;_ilt'm Cp nt (' r Fire Depart · rnf'nl H'<;ponded toa n au tomob ilP lilt' at :,: lin p. m. on Star Hill I toa d : Pa t Whit e. owner. At h lltip.m .. th e Ru tl and sq uad rrs pond cd to a ca ll fro m SR 143, Harri sonv il le . for Joseph Wright who was ta k Pn to O'R lpm•ss Memor ial Ho spital The i{utla ml squad al so responded to a call"' ; :07 p.m. fr om Meigs Mine 2 for Roger P. Smith who was taken lo O'B ieness Mem oria l Hospital Th e MiddiPport squad n • sponded to a call from the \{ock Spring.-.. F;li rg roumh .JI H: 1-1 p_m lor Tony Charn lwr s w ho wa ~ tak\·n to \' ptr r ;Jns MPmot iii I Hus pital. i\ t ~• : 0 :1 p.m. th•· Hac i nP squad went to Manurl Ht~ad fur Fdi1h )lianul'l \\·ho wa s t;tkt'n 1o Holl.l'l ' Mrdir; d Cr n!Pr . !\ ! ~t: 1J p .m ., tb P Middl! •port sq uad Wf'nt t o thl' Sto nc·.\-·ood Ap ar tm('!l l s fur Br ss if' C ilmo rr who was tak( •n to Pl easa nt Val ley Hospital. ,\t ~: 49 p.m .. thr Pomr ro~· sq u ad Wl'n l ro Rock Spring~ Hoad for f)nroth y Whit l'd $3:12. 60ti. l"kk-·1 2123 Pick -4 ti r kr t sa les totaled $228,421.'>11, with a pav off d ur of $161,600. Cards SPvf'n of hl'arts (~ur ' t ' tr of rl ub s. T(•n of diamo nd:-. . Six of spades . Ca rds t ickrr salrs tota iPd $144 .1 42, wi th a pa ,\ off dur or ONE TABLE OF IACII·TO-SCHOOL SHOES S3.00 GIRLS, LADIES & MEN'S TONGS 2 PIS. SJ.SO YCI TAPES 55.00 EACH ALL SALES ARE F1NAL! SIMONS PICK·A·PAIR IN THE HEART OF POMEROY JIM COBB 308 EAST MAIN POMEROY OHIO I ~tf,dawll al liltibi.IJIIIId h!H\1 o! lllbllii JW~III ~ ll d~l' ioiiOWitg oolll~oi !DI'I ~f /or led p1i.. WIUII\ ..I<J ond o11o plaftll ol ,l il t<OIIIIMM pl<.-iiiiOI IOVII t~l ir IDnttl p~Oiotla~~~ ud ~lutull lor pd!i_lilrpe•pcltl ol l ~nl l orl~" lllfllptl\llicl Of~\ ofwlftllftl iltplnd u lk numbtl a/ lllflblttnflltl ltltl'lf4 ~ \ ...,,~am. oHor " l1m1t.d lo WI. fA_ W'( OH. MI. !PI (I o•d II 'lool,! tlkt<110111. P111111 l ilt u~ •~111 ~~~~ ~~ •leri b) !o. S~ bjell lo olllt4tl d IIIII 1~4 !onllo•l 6 O~t ma10• ~1 11 1911 111111!1 'llhutrl oro <81p011llbl.lo, a llleor~a l \IO IU!d ll)(tllu" lllt •noll pnn1 "' 101h •• ll•o•llll1llt•td ' "'"'" •oiM!Iflloblt fral'l!l mull 1M 1ompltltd b1 11.']1/q) 10IIll11111rii11Dftl op,ly P11111 Pill! Willi /rom.JI., Iroloo• I~D•• olut lo model rho~ Qtl GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TVs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES COUNTY APPLIANCES 3rd Ave., Gallipolis PH. 4411 -169'1 HOURS: 8 A.M.·II P.M. 1127 ( ·Pn It' I' . Mll >ll<:.< prdi.s. M1nn , w h e r e .s he tou k .< Lh ·,t ll! l' tr,ttn - Mi cl<il(·port -..qua d rr· .s pond cd to a 10: llo p.m. ca lllrom ttH' Hnck. ~prin~s F; tirg r ounds !or Amnr11 LII a f.' ; r~P Fil' lds who was l;lk('fl I!J \ 'Ptrr<~ns :'vlf'rll(Jri.d Hospit;li _ AI ! ! Jt! p .m , lhP Pomrroy squad r~ ·spo ndPd to il CJ ll fr om t h(~ Pnm (·ru.v Po lice Df' parlmrnt fo r K~ ·i th Mu ssl'l who w::~ s tran spor !Pd In \ 'rlt'ra ns Mt •mor ta l Hos p<Ltl. Ttw Hospital news Vl'h·rans !\h'm orial Admi~sio ns: Ch;rrll' s l.t 'ml+·~· . Po m(·roy . Di sr hargrs: Trssi (' C 1\'hite. Linda S. Rhoade s. Steve n Powell 111).: w ll h the M.t stcrs Wa .s nam ed o•o>lob•I•IJ ood olho< ' " '"m\1~"'1 I"'" ~ ··re" wouonl ~d ~the mOI..dOIIVI!I and II nOI lhei!IOMI' b•hll at AI IO \.ol11~1 01 la.,•IJ Wilt Ill 1 I \ oup••• •~• '' br ltm•lr C...odr Itt oh1e "'''"""'(Moil ..olltfl ltiGiilfiO lh! ••tl• ila\ltl If! II no( f llrnnh that fotllll Gu•llt II• Al1o )alii•• I ~ I" IfNI Ill d''' "bvtorl and 111pl~ 1 1koll ~tl bt (,~~l r 10 ' '"(VIItl o•lo11t1 a/ Ut ~ .. ~ rml 1••! ho.., ~'"~'""" 0 ' Ill~~ pnll\ I (oon lui ol111110f P• •~ "' '"" o.n• ' ob~ t it~• ]l )l l ~ l 1ua o ttompt~ 11H 1ddor•~ '"'lope IO 0" 111 ' " a {iplol '\oil Wallf )-pllaktl w,nllllfl PO 8o• ~! ! Jenltfllo.., PI l'li)U of PM Dtd s t .tg c work PM S A ssou.tte o f t he Y c.tr for PM <; M ;< k eup Artist Mon , Tttts , W ed &: C tli for Appoinrm em She ts cJ\'Jtia ble Thm . 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Enter The Diamond Crystai"Soft Water" Sweepstakes And You Could Win I Of 2 Trips To Hollywood, 10 TV's, 10 VCR's, 10 Classic Movies And 1,000 Ray Ban Sunglasses. ••~'"' •••••I 101" 11110 lvltlallt! l'i91 40 ~~~~~~~ rtltol •• 1.. 1 I \"rpiiOiitl ~ltl'nl !/ 1~/tQ Wi!UI\ oil! b11tl.. l"f '" 1 ru~OIII drawillg Ia bl lltld 0101 obaul l/1191 ~'""''II Gv1dt 111 I111m amoog t!ttl•\i.!u olflll po11ma•~!ld ~I 171,1911 ond•t•t.,td b., liM/ I fooul1 Gu•d• I•• 11 nol ,11 poodblt lor lo11. t11t • .,il4ifl(tocl ~i l legible ttlrlll Win..,.11 .,tl br ooh lot d '''M'l ood <lqllllt d to lf~ n 01 Shoney s In c. Star Bank .. We ndy 's Inti . Wor th ing ton ln d . 17tH 21P, . 11 7.11 . 18 . .. 6 w ho \ \ '; t." takt·n to l-l uL:P r MPdical TAX AND TITlE EXTRA CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC·GEO, INC. I J3/, .14 1/l .19h . . tlP1~ While gune s h~ wa .s .t P.tu l M11 che ll Ass•>U .tll' spec t - S6499* tp~roo ~~~ ~ ~ wolttl l'" " ~ loptl ol ,! 1m1 m(l'l 1 n l ~~ . 25Y, Brenda Jan ey DeQua.ri /_r Back And Working At C!ar.ric Cut.r You Pay l r~n~o 1 t ~I IG ~ homo PIIIIGI t>I~OII IIO\t\110 1~1 ••~Ill• 1 h~OIIt lOIII I ngell\ lftd 4 pill II\ IGij 1,.., 1ol )l~dltl {';11,11 , 11 l• ~vod IIOI19CIIOIIao M••p~• lchoololl <om ~ , ,, 1 ,1 1 art 11, 111 todtd !S7 180 tpp•oo •tlo•! rv!..l lu It l~f' 1 ~ · 1 ISltO OfP<OJ llloo lt~~llll!') lu '(I, ! ~ 15 ~~ .. .1 h~12 Ra x RPstaurLI.nl~ RDbbin s & MvPrs ..... . . sm.:uo $15,081 $1,000 $1,082 Every car and truck under the tent is priced to move during your Super Chevy Dealers Summer Tent Clearance Sale! .. 8\\ Pick .1 ti rkrl sa irs tota lrd $1.23:1,122. wi th a pa ynff du1• of List Price S8,415 51,600 Less Cash Back Less Our Discount 5316 *IN CUJOES FIRST TIME BliYER .. .. Pick -3 PH. 992-25U I E,· ;.~n ~ OOti . Auto· Air • .. l:H11 Bob Cha rming Shop pes ... Ct t v Holdi ng Co. Feder al Mogul. Goodyr•;~r T& H . Kl'y Crnt uri on . Lands' 1-: ncl. Limitrd In<' :vtultim rd ia l nl' $}1,257 I .. 2X% .. ...15 \\ . .. .33% :\rn l::h·ct ril' P o wer AT &T . ,\ shlan d Oil . Sa t urd ay, i.Huj fairSund <:~\· . H igh ~ .. At the Encl of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge" LOW LEATHER FLATS AND HIRACHI S6.S1 0 INFANTS HI AND LOW LEATHER JOX'S S6.S10 MEN'S CASUAL CANVAS S6 1f2 PRICE MEN'S ROMEO'S SlO LADIES DRESS HE EELS s10 01 2 PRS. s15 LADIES' LOW & HI LEATHER JOGGERS suoo BOYS & MEN'S BLACK LEATHER JOX'S HI & LOW S14 & S49 MEN'S DRESS LEATHER SHOES S9.S25 LADIES POCKnBOOKS S6 LADIES KNEE-HI & PANn HOSE 79c Bryl't' and Mark Smith of Rlunl. Ell is & Lo " wi Extendt.•d F'ort••·a~l F riday through Sund a) A cha nct' of showers and th und rrs10rms F r iday in to r<.~rl .\ 512,857 5600 51,000 SUMMER CLEARANCE Dail)• sto..:k prk c~ tAs of 10:30 a.m I 90 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY POMEROY, OHIO Stocks South Central Ohio 1\'ednesda-' ntght clear l.u• t)ll to bJ. Wind .-., light and n ariablf• Thursday, part tv cloudv· Ht gh $}2,999 You Pay YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 99( WITH FRIES ............. s 1.64 Wayne Rrirkll'l' li8,307 51,110 5308 List Price Less Cash Back Less Our Discount INSURANCE FISH SQUARES ---Area deaths-- CAVALIER---------- DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! Local news briefs ---., Rep. A bel to host reception conserva tion." Kansas Ci ty, Mo . Jim Eisen reich led off the ni nth in ning with a pin ch-hit home run to l ift the Royals. Andy McG affigan and Steve F'arr. 9-5. com bined fo r th e seve n-hit sh ut ou t. Gary :'-ilielkc. 0-2, was the loser aft er Texas starter Jam ie Moyer took a one-hi tter int o the seve nt h inni ng. Ked Sox 2, A's 0 - AI Oakland , Calli. Roger Clemen s fired a five- hit ter and struc k out II batters for lea d Bosto n. Clemens, 17-S. wa lked only one in record i ng his 24th r aree r shut out Oa kla nd st art er Mike Moore, 10-11. was forced out oft he game tn the second tnn tng wi th a strained right gro in . Mariner s i, Orioles I - At Sea ttle . Greg Briley homerPd tw ice and Matt Young tossrd a fi ve-h itter for the Ma r iner s. Young, 6-12, hu rled his si xth complete game of the season, wal ki ng four and su-lking out three . Briley hit both of his homers o ff BaltlmorP s ta rt e r Dave Jotwson, 11-B. The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Con ti nued from page 1 was hired only on a voluntrrr basis. The sc hool board accepted the res ignati ons of Do n Ei chinger in his capacit y as an assis tant foo tba ll l'oach and of Edna Householder as a teacher 's ald . Board members al so am ended the budgP! Ior fiscal year 1991. al lowin g f or spending reserve an d adopted a resoluti on reques tin g a state loan. Re-mode l ing plans l or Tu pper s Pla in s F:t ementary School wer e t"biPd at the meet ing . Attendi ng th e mPeting on Mond ay wrrr Ray Kan. prf' sident, and Bill Han num . 1 0 McCov and Jim Smith. members of the board. · AL games... --' ThP shot was only Polonla's second horne ru n on the seas on. but both ha ve co me aga mst hi s ex -tea m from the Bronx, where he felt cheated ou t of play ing opportunlt les. "''ve alway s wanted to hit an ins ide-t he-par k home run , .. Po ion ia ad ded. "To have it happe n i t against New Yo rk Is the best thi ng th at could happen . It' s the r--- Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio '"llt""" "'I'" ------- �Page-s-The Daily Sentinel vveanesoay, August 1o, 1::1:1u Wednesday, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Kathryn Meadows takes best of show in amateur painting at fair }'/J BIG BEND ... Your Independently Owned Low·Priced Supermarket We'tt " Comlflunitg ~ Minded ~ Ka thryn A . Meadows of Go ld Ridge Road, Pomeroy , took best of show in the ama teur painting show judged Tuesdav at th e Meigs County F'alr with her entry i n t he acrylic division . flora l sludy The rC'serve best of show award went to Alad lne B aker, Naylor's Run Road Pomeroy The show which had 20 entri es was judged by Char les Smith or Albany . Ribbons and premiums were Sizzlin' FOR Hot SpeciaU UP GOES THE ROSETTE- 1\fter judging the 211 entries In the amateur painting show al the ~h·igs County 'Falr, Charles Smith of Albany, the USDA CHOICE BEEF BONE-IN TENDERBEST ASSORTED ROUND PORK CHOPS STEAK 69 By fHARLENE HOEFLICH F'our " best of show" ro settes wrre awarded following the judging of th e 230 domrstlc ar ts exhibi ts at the Meigs County Fair. Ta kin g thP top awards in their respective ca tego ries were Ma rilyn Spencer of Lo ng Bot tom. for srwing. Dorot h ~' Down ie, Pomeroy , for needlec ra tt; Pa tr icia Jones . Shade, tor quilts, and Jaunita Lodwick of rhester f'or rug s and hobbi es !\II or thr f'x h ihits wi ll rema in on di sp li:ly in th1• senior fa i r buildin g throughout the week for th l' enjoyment of fairgocr s Pn'm iu m s a nd ribbon s wrrP aw ardPd in thref' pla ces i n eac h l' ia ss The winn ers, l isted first for blur. seco nd for red. and third for whitr, in t he va riou s ca tego ries FOODLAND PORK 'N' BEANS LB. 5 VARIETIES GLENDALE wprc a s fo llows: 1S.S OZ . ('ltildren's Clothing Co tl o n dress : Margaret Wc brr. Middleport: Pa tri cia Wolf. PomProy; ancl Df'bnrah CANS SOFT DRINKS 5 Campbell's PnmC'roy . drl' ss: Mtn g an' l Wp l)('r , Drbu ra h Crul-se r T-s hirt : Patrici a Wolf. Merri lPr Brv ~m t. Long Bottom; Bar ba ra \1urray. Pomeroy. oz. Soup bara Murray . 1-LB. BOX AMERICAN - SWISS KRAFT SINGLES Ne<•dlecraft Cross stitch pillowc ase: Ruth Moore, Pomeroy: Opal Dyer. Kidwell Embroid ere d pillow c ase : F.s th er F'recker, Pomeroy : Pat ty Dyer , Bi dwe l l. Pa u line Atkin s. Rutland. Cross s titch r u shion : Paulinf' Atkins. Quilted cu shion: Ruth Moore. Crewe l cus hion : MPr ri if>P Brya nt . Candlewi c k cushio n: Merrii CP Bryant. third . Pa in ted ta blerlotli Mt•rii Pl' Bryan I. Patricia Wolf, no thi rd Embroidered tauit'cloth : Do· thi r d. Crochptcd tablec loth Ruth Mourt:. Pot ho ldPrs: Melissa Co leman Long Bottom, spco nd · Dressed doll : Ruth Moor<' Stuffed toy : Barbara :VIurra y. Ruth Moore , Merrilee Brvan t. Miscellaneous needl ec raft : Dorothy Down ie, Ruth Moore. and Melissa Co lewa n. Knitdng Afghan : Dorothy Downie . Slipover sweater: Dorothy Downie, Marilyn Spencer, Bar- and Barbara Adult Clolhing Cotton (! resss : Deb or ah Cruesrr. Ma r il vn Spencer , Long flottom. F'ancy dress: Pa tn c ia Wolf. Kaih)' Parker Moore. Pomeroy: Merrllee Bryant. Better Dre ss: Ma rga ret WrbN. Merrilee Bryant. Blou sf' : Mrrilyn Spencer, Bar - 69< ril eP Brya nt. ro thy Downie, Ruth Mo on ' , no Murra y . $ Sk irt s: Mari lyn Spencer. T - shirt : Patrici a Wolf. Cape or coat: Patncia Wo ll Shorts: Merrilee Bryant Jacket: Debora h Grueser. Miscellaneous cl othing : ~Juan ita Lodw1ck. Chester . Marilvn Spencer. De borah Gru scPr. · · Apron : Dorothy Downie. Mpr - Faru ·y bora h Gr uescr FOODLAND SALTINES CANS bara Murra y. Bu tton front swea tf' r : No f i r st , Ruth Moore, Dorothy Down ie. 81.1by sw ea ter : Ba r bara M u r ray, Dorothy Downie. JUICY WESTERN CANTALOUPES $ 99 red . In the junior divis ion the winners in the oil divi sion were Paul A. Vineyard, Reedsville. blue, Kellie Ridejour , Long Bot · tom , red, and Steven Vance, Albany. white in landscape: Kelly Ridenour , blud, Melissa Vance, Albany h. red, and Sheri ~ dan Russell, Rutland, white In animal stud y; and Ronald A . Vance. Albany, blue In floral sludy judgz, pla ced the rosette on this painting by Kathryn A . Meadows of Pomeroy. (;ru(·~ P r, Coa l or j ac ket Patricia Wolf. Chi ld ren's misce l la neous : De· 2 LITER BTL . 10.75 CHICKEN NOODLE awarded in ! he various divi sion s as follows : Oi l Paintings : land sca pe. Da le .lal'obs, Middleport. blue. and Aladinc Baker , Pomeroy, red , fl oral study, Kathryn A. M ea· dows, Pom eroy , floral study, whi tck . Acrylic Paintings landscape, Dale Jacobs, red: anima l study, Kathryn A. Meadow s. blue. Water color: fl ora l study, Ca roly n Nicholson, Middleport , Announce domestic arts fair results TENDER BEST e The Daily Sentinei - Page- 7 Mi scellaneous knitti ng Do· roth y DowniC' . Barbara Murra y . Crochet Granny square afgh an . Ruth M oorC', Barb1.1r1.1 Murra y . Ripple cr oc het afgh an. I' CJ u lirlf' Atki ns. Shf'l! st it c h a f ghan : MP ri h.'(' Bryant Cruc ht' tPd afg han : Dor othy DDwn it:, ~nbara Murray . Ruth Moun' VPst · Dorothy DowniP Croc het trim h ankir : 13 a rbara Murra _y. Doily: Opal Dyer . Barbara Murray, Ruth Moore. Baby afghan. granny square: Melissa Coleman. Baby afghan. miscellaneou s: Opa l Dyer. Dorothy Downie. Margaret Weber. Swea ter se t: Margaret Wf' bN . Barbara Mu r ra y. Doro thy Dow ni<'. Cr oc hrtrd potholdcrs ; Bar · bara :VIurrav, Kathy DyPr , Opal Dvf'r Micel la nco us crochPI : Do · r o th y Downi e, Kare n Lodwick . Ch('s!er , Ba rb ara Murra v. Quilt• Quilted quilt s Ruth M oore. Appliqucd : J uanila L odwick. Ruth Moon•, .June A. Say n ·. Sy racuse . Cotton pat ch w ork : Ruth Moore , fi rst. no second, narba ra Mu rray . Embroidered quilts: Es ther F'recker, Barbara Murray , and fluth Moor e. Baby quil ts · Pa tri cia Jones. Shade. Tied or kn otte d comforts : Jud )' Molden . Pom er oy . seco nd . Mis c d la nr o u s: HARD WORK - It's hard work but lots of fun lor participants In the Kiddie Tractor Pull al the Meigs County Fair. Pictured is Kimberly Pierce, who tried h er skill at Tuesday's competition . Winners at last night 's pull In the lightweight division were Kay Hunt, firs I place, Justin Smith, second place, and John KrawsC"lyn finishing third. In the heavyweight division, first place went to Larry Ritchie and second place to Robert IUd erback. The pulls continue through the week wilh lhe finals on Saturday afternoon. Four fined Four people were f ined Tu r'i da y ni ght in th e court of Pom eroy Mayor Richard Sey ler and nine oth ers forf eited bonds. F' l ned were Doug Eblin. Po me· roy , six m on th s probation, as · sault; Joseph Wilso n. Middl e· port. $66 and cos ts. speed: J ames Dar ton. Pomrroy, $50 and coSi s. speed; Larry Riffle. Ga lli polis Ferry. W.Va. $66 and cos ts. PUCO vio lat ion . F'orfei ting were VinrPnl Kish. Phoenix . Ariz , $66, PUCO safet y viola tion , Miehat' l VanMrtcr, Mason, W.Va . $63, expired regi s· !ration: Kenneth Hartun g , Loui s· ville, K y, $50, speed : Willi am Qu i ck, Ma rietta . $43, stop sign : Henr y Cleland, Minersville, $63. co nsumin g al cohol und er age2 1: Er nestine Ward, Pomeroy. $43. speed : Deborah Rothgeb. Ga lli ~ polis, $4 3. assured c l ear dis· lance: D1ana Siek. Pomeroy .$10. no ch ild restraint : Robert Willi · amso n. Ru !la nd. $36. no brake li ghts . 40°/o oFF ALL SHEET MUSIC GOSPEL-POP-COUNTRY LARGE GROUP GOSPEL CASSEnES 30°/0 OFF Come see our new line of Handpainted Stoneware Crocks $695.$1695 Can be ordered personalized for a great gift idea! THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY MILL STREET BOOKS 93 MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT 992-6657 -=-== = :::;l I No Fat. Pat r i c ia J ones. Grr a ld i nr Hol si n gf' r. Reeds v ille . M arilyn Spencer. Rugs Loom Woven Rugs: .Juanita Lodw ick Hohby Cor ner CJ ndlPwick p ic turp : Barbara Murra y Cross sti Tch picture : Ruth I Fewer Ca lories. Lower Sodium. Continued on page 8 12 oz. PKG . • .. ~f'EtiAI. ~IM~ M~IH 5 ATU.ni. I/51.1HOA~ AATINHS ... IIIH.fiE SQAI SPRING VALLEY CINEMA ASSORTED FROZEN DESSERT MEADOW GOLD fAT FREE SPRITE, DIET or 44& ·4524 REGULAR 52 EACH __COCA-COLA ., ,_ FIRM PINK CUCUMBERS 99 FOR$ HALF GALLON K~AFT 2 LITER BOTTLE Cl: GRAPE JELLY 2 LB. JAR PARKAY MARGARINE QUARTERS KRAFT B.B.Q. SAUCE I ~ I 10 OZ. BAG BTL. =~- QUART ,.,_•··I =~ ·~',, ----.. '" Wo I I Tho 99 39 : : •' •. oz. BOX Food k1J it1r J1()t eatm~ i~. x L"reanl. .\nJ kept all t\11..' t b111 ~ :; y1HJ lov~..·. $ 9.P. In dclicii,\J S :-:i mwk·rrv, va n1Jia , cb,JC, Iall', hlac-k ,.J,eTTV ,;11J P<'olc' J,, M cadilw G,IJ F.ll FCL'L' h "zen G HOST ~m 1111! 111111 ' M; l 'IJ ' I IH I , ... ( p BEST OF SHOW - Four best of show awards were given In th e dom.-tlc arts department at lhls year's Meigs County Fair . .Juanita Lodwi ck, Chester, displays the rosette she won for best of show in rugs and hobbles . Dl:'sst·ri prnves ll!li...l ' a~<1i11 d 1a t -.J "\Jflt.O• lOOf.OIO " '""' / cOO I ' :JO DAILY less is mmr . About the onJy tl1ing we didn't reduce is the taste. • KRAFT/FOODLAND MICROWAVE DRAWING NAMI!: ond WIC - .. ~' y~ ; I I I I II PHONE: I I I1 NO PURCHASEOLDER NECESSARY. MUST IU! 18 OR I 10 ENTER. I ... I Frozen Yogurt 40( OFF LABEL CHEER $ DETERGENT an y n_•asclll you lll c1Y \1a ve 1\"l' ll GRAPEFRUIT I ADDAI!SS: I BROUGHTON oz. 111 t r•••••••••••••••••••••••··~ $ 59 18 40¢ Oll WHITE Win ·A Microwave Corn Chips '~~~i·:~':;~~l 8AR(O.I. : N Ml!NH5 5 ~1 /SUII I _,fD SARfJ.IN NIGflT nJES[lAT (EICt PT " GI«)ST") ,\\,.,,J"w C"J,J Fat F rc'L' I:r<l7.L'Il I )t':-:-ni k1:- 111 ~ 1 .1k rvrn~ BAG FRITOS 1-LB. or 7~ DRAWINQ TO 81! HELD AUOUBT 18, 1&80. S.wc 40<t on .lllv hal{ i•llon ol ~lea do,;, Gold r=at Free Fnr.c.cn De11sert . I ~---···············-······~ ONE FREE GIVEAWAY AT EACH STORE Accepted. · Not Rllpontlble For or Pl'otorel 53000 334606 Error~. • • •.• �Wednesday, August 15. 1990 Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Davis reunion held Wednesday, August 15. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The 70th annual Davis reunion, for descendants of Orlando Kath · erine Sheline Davis, was h e ld recently at the Ell Denison Post No. 467 In Ru !land. A basket dinner was enjoyed by ali at noon with .John Miller g iving grace. Miller cond ucted the mee ting In which officers were elected, Jo hn Miller , pres ident : Dian Molden, vice pres ident : Susie Davis Travers, secretary: Mary Kathryn Holt e r , treasurer : and Marjorie Davis, games and gifts . Gifts were presented to Giada .~-;. -...-~ r: P"'.A-, Davis, oldest lady: Merle Davis, oldest man: Shayne Davis, youngest; Est it and Louise Hug ~ stu n, Co lumbus, traveled the farthest. Th e 1991 reunion will be held at the same locatio n on the seco nd Su nday in August. Marjorie Davis and Rick Trav ~ ers conduct ed the games and prizes were awarded to the winners. Attending we re JosPph Jr . , Belva, Joe Bob and Bobby Joe Sc huler: Debbie and Roger The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Caddric celebrates firsr birthday Snyder; Brent Thompson . C'hr•~ shire: Sha ron and Greta Riffll• Glada Davis, Pomerov: f:stil and Louise Hogston, C~ iumbus : Everett, Charlott e a nd M ichal'i Grant; Pam and Shav ne Davis Eag le Ridge Hoad: • Rtck an.d Susie Trav e rs, Wilkesville : Dreama and Ga il Blankenship. Proctorville; Danny a nd Kim Da vis, John a nd Janet Miller David , Edna , S ha wn a and Holly Da vi s, Marjorie Da vis, Jim Davi s, Vona Gillenwater, Clyde a nd Ailee Davis, Merle and Freda Davis, Hulland: Ma ry Kathryn Hailer and Ca r v R Holter, Bashan . · Caddr ic Morgan , son of Misll Gibbs. CP lf'bra tect his first birth day with lamil;c a nd friends at the Ma son Park . The theme of the party was clown s. CADDRIC GmBS Attending the party a nd S<'nding gift s were : gre at -great -grand · mother, Olev1a Roush: grea t· gra ndmother. Lowena Marshall: grandmother , Karla Gibbs, Roqueile a nd Jimmy Gibbs. Ray and Elzanna Fields. Debbie a nd Alex Young, Franci s Gi bbs, J onathan Gibbs, Elizabeth, llriltany a nd Ta· ra h Shamblin, Sarah Shamblin, Tina, Timmy and Danny Roush, James Zerkle, Trisha Bubby and Healthy Young, Alisa and Jacob Batey, Donna Kay, Amber and Tiffany Kearns, Wanda King, Kristl, Jessl and Josie Pearson, Ca thy Ciendenan, Brenda and Koah Ha yes, Nancy and Dakota Phalen, Jo Ann King, Steven and Tony Darst, Helena and Brandy Warden, and Angie and Justin Duckworth. The first to popularize tbe term rock 'n' roll was b-lan Freed, a diJc jockey from Cleveland. In 1»52, be changed the name ol hill radio lbow tQ · "Morning Rock 'n' Roll Houae Party. • : - "·~ ~.:. WESTERN HORSEMANSHIP - Sara Grueser. front, is pictured here along with other Melt:' County 4H mfmbers who participated in Tuesday's 4-H Horse Show at the Meigs County Fair. The clasN the riders are showing In is western horsrmanship. Announce···· - - - - - - - - ContlnueU from pag r 7 DRAFT HORSE SHOW - ,Jeremy Carr, right, and Eric Tuttle participail•d in Tm•sday's Drafl Horse Show at the Meigs County t' air. They art• pictun•d demonstrating their skill• in showmanship. 4-H HORSE SHOWMANSHIP - Sara Craig wa.• one of many Meigs County 4-Hers who took part in Tu esday's 4-H Horse Show at the Meigs County Fair. Here she is being judg••d in the showmanship class as judge, Susan Hodson, looJ<. on. -- -...... Moore. Embroidered picture : Patn cia Jone s . Es th er Frecker . Crewe l pict ure: Me lissa Co le· man, SPco nd . Cokunted cross s titch picturr·: Lind a Broderick, Pomeroy, Bar bara Murray, Patricia Wo~ Ha ndmade purse: Lois Pooler. lleedsvilie, Merril('(' Br va nt, Pa t Wolf . Ceram ics: Ka thv Over. Marv i<. Rose, Long Bott om. and Alief' llltc hie , Reedsville. Strnci ling : Mrrrii PE' Bry1.1nt. third Wood craft items: Carolyn Smith, P omeroy, Melissa CoiP man, Carolyn Ni cholson . Li qui d embrod r ry · MPiissa :\'l e rriii'P I3nan1. Rhonda Milli ro n. Recd sv illf'. Co lf'ma n. Drro rat ed w rr ath . g r apt>vinf' J ea n Vi neyar t. AIbam . Alida lou Lf' wi s , Patty' D~· pr. ADVERTISED 1HM POLICY- Each o f these advcn1sed 1T ems 15 requ1 1ed to be read 1ly ava1lable l o r sa le 1n each Kroger STOrr. , e•cep1 as spec111c alty noted m l h1s ad . II w e do run out ot an adven1sf!l111em . we w 1ll ott er you you r cho1ce of a compdratJie 11em . w hen rw a1lable, re llect 1ng The same sav1ngs 01 a ra1n c heck. w h1c h will enll!le you To purchase t he adver11sed 1tem at th e advert1sed pncc w11hm 30 days On ly one vendor co upon writ be ac cep1ed Del 11ern pur chased DC'co ratf'd wrP~llh. natural matcrillll : K ;l t hy n~· ~·r ..!Pan Vinry~:n·ct. /\ddi!lou LPwi ~ ~ar k !' t bas ki'1: Fra n k Hrodrr · ick. Pomeroy, Da rlj' n1 • 1-layt•s. Pomeroy. K at hv 0 \'f•r Othrr ha s k{•t: Caro ly n Nirholso n, K ath y OyPr. D~1rlt'nr Hayles. Wall ba ~k P1 C:lrtll.vn Nic holson, Frank Hrodl'rick. DarlrnP COPY RIGHT t990 Hayes. OEAU: HS Rt> cyT II'd mal er ial Lodwick . Kalh y Dyt'l THE KROGER CO ITEM S AND PRIC ES GOOD SUNDAY AI_IG 12. THROUGH SATURDAY AU G 18 1990 IN IN Po rnt: rU\ WE HE SEH Vt ' 1 .- PREWASHED LEES I , BOYS 8-14 TOmaTO CaTSUP Sl Q99 S1299 STUDENTS S12 99 MEN'S & LADIES' S16 79 ;~~?- ~--- - 100% COTTON DENIM 1-7$89 9 ' .Juanila NOW THRU' SATURDAY BOYS ' HE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANT ITIE S NON E SOLD TO Low Prices. And More. HUSKYS 27-36 ENGLISH HORSEMANSHIP - Susan Grueser Is in the Horsemanship class of th•• 1-H Horse Show County Fair which was held on Tuesday. She is English riding outfit. :11eigs County 4·11 members either Western or En~iish style . pictured here at the Meigs attired in an rould rldt• In DEMOLITION DERBY - Few events at the Meigs County Fair are as impressive or draw a larg er crowd than the demolition derby . The grandstand was IIi led lor Tuesday night's demolition derby and many others I tiled the area.• around the derby ring to watch as cars sma.•hed and crashed their way into scrap metal. Taking llnit and second place in the I irs! heat were Glen Tigner, Haydenovllle, and Carlos Wood, GalllpoUs. Second heal: DelmllS Golf, Langsville, and Todd Grover, Middleport. Third heat: Mikl' West, Reedsville, and Jim Thomas, Evans, W.Va. Fourth heat: Kevin Barber, Reedsville, and Greg Scarbrough, Pomeroy . Fihh heat: Dave McGinnis, Pomeroy, and Bob ,Johnson, Oak Hill. In thl' teature, taking lirst place place was Carlos Wood, GaiUpoiis, foUowed by Delma.• Goff, Langs\1ile, and Kevin Barber, ReedS\1ile. 290 N. Second Middleport, Go Krogerlng for low .. warehouse Prices" on the Items you buy the most. Look for the "Save More Than A Lot.. signs throughout the store and stock up on the savings! - . Iii. OH. Register To Win A Trip To Thirteen fined in Middleport court Th ir tPcn prupl£' Wf'fP firwrl i n thP co urt of Middl eport M a.vor FrPd Hoffman TuPsday night and f(' n othPr s forfeited bond . FinPd wf'JT' MJr jori p \Vigal . ""d Middleport. $1> co sts . SjX'Prl : Patrick: .J MrCauiPy , Mason . W VJ_ . $1R and cos 1.c.;, spPI'd, Dav id E Young. Shade·. $1 :1 and COSTS. s pPPci ; Dwai nP Mc DaniPJ. $10, running stop sig n: Kell_v R Co unt s. Sy: racu sP. $Hl and costs. runni ng s top s ign : Char les Ra _v IJurn . Mason. W Va .. $42'i and costs. thrE'P days in j;dl , p h ~· s i c_·;JI control undf' r thP influenrP VinrP nt Stunt•. Pumeru_v. S421 and co sts. thrPP d1.1 ys in jai l. p h\'sico l control undl'r th P in flu PflCP; Ronny PowPil. Middll' po rr. $~0 a nd costs, dis orderl y manner : C lc nn " J F:klich. Mid elkpor t. $2~ and cos ts . di sor dPrl.\' mannN: .Josrphinc Dona hur. Middl epor t. $2o a nd cos ts. elisor · drrly mannrr: .J ohnnv Donahue. Middl eport. $2o an d costs. el isor drrl;. mannrr : Max r;rar·\·. Mid dirport . $ !6 and costs. spt'ed: Ke ith Musser. Portland.$100anrl ros ts. s hopli f t i n~ . $25 and cos ts , rl isorc! Prl.v manner . Kiawah Island, South Carolina Forfei ting bonds were Todd B. c;r mr• r . Middl epo rt . $o2. SjX'ed: C:a ry [) Rua r k. Ga llipolis, $51, ' l' '"d : Charle s D Baker, E non, $o:l . s pt'rd: Ra nd y T. Hv scli, llu tland. $50. s peed: Robert J . Mcl'l un•. Mason. W Va , $50, SIJI'I'd , Allen Da vid so n. Middleport. $o.1. spcrd: G r egory 1.. Smith . Pomerov, $>.1, speed: CPrry L. Gruber , Chesh ire, $o:l. spr•Pd , Cl aude D. Eblin . West Col umbia. W Va, $460 phvs ica l cnntrol undrr thr ( "~ ._... J See Store For Details! A Winner In Every Storel infl uence: T••rTI llodat z, Pom ero;·, $210, L.t ilurp ro 'i !Op a ft r r accidrnt. Conte.rt tvinner U S. GRADE A .Iii\' M c f\Pl \'f'j' , Sy racuse, Is th is W(•p k 's w lnnf' r of thr .. Around T own· · photo idPn ti fi ca · tiu n SC'rirs il e corrcc tl v lril'nlified Juicy O'Henry Peaches .............. the ph oto as lhP c]{)('k on the Crow and Crow law offirf' buildinJ:: He will receive a landmark lb . 69C ~ Holly Farms Whole Fryers .. .. .. . .. 49 " lb . CAF FEINE FRE E DIET PEPSI , CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI. DIET PEPSI OR Pepsi.......... ......... Cola ;c~a-~~sk $549 2-LITER BOTILE ... $1.09 U.S. GRADE A COUNTRY STYLE OR HOllY fARMS CUt UP fRYERS lB .. l!e srsqu i cC' nlenn i al Chr istma s or. nament from Bank OnC' FAT FREE , CHOLESTEROL FR EE FROZEN DESSERT OR FROZEN BUTTERMILK OR REJOICIHG LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Eggo Homestyle Waffles IN THE DELl PA STRY S HOP PE Whole Barbeque • Chicken ....... GRADES KINDERGARTEN & 1 THRU 8 2 Bak~ Weight u51bs. READY TO lAT Meets All State Requirements Minimum Standards White Rain Conditioner or Shampoo. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR 1990-1991 SCHOOL YEAR 11·0Z. Regularly $3 99 Each t6-oz . 99C c SAL A D DRESS ING OR Kroger Mayonnaise Big K Soft Drinks Ole Carolina Sliced 1-lb . Bacon ....... .. .. ... . Pkg . 614-992-6249 REJOICING LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Boneless Round Steak ............... 333 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 $ lb . Gallon ~-Gallon Ol 88 KROGER Spotlight Bean Coffee l-Ib. Bag 12-Pak 12-oz. Cans 88 U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN fED BEEF Sealtest Ice Cream BIG VAlUE FIG BAliS 011 SA-ICH COOKIES 24-0l ' ' 11.21 REGULAR OR WITH NUTRASWEET ESPAIT lOWFAT YOGURT OUART ... 2 FOR llll REGULAR OR DIET WITH NUTRASWEET For Information and Manual Write or Call 32 Kroger Skim Milk 199 ·~ ............. .,.... .................. T"MIIIIIrllwMI C......IIIIIIWIIIIIIt ....... ......... $ •••••••••••• IN OIL OR SPRING WATER IO Star-Kist Chunk Light Tuna ·~ IO &.5-oL lz lu lffi I(!) .~ I~ KROGER SPOIU8IIT D£CAFFEINAYIO lEAN COFFEE 1-U. lAG ... lt.lt Of af~$1 LIMIT 3 CAlliS WITH COUPOI & 111• ADDITIONAL PURCHASf LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY --IAAitlti-UI.Ailll.t• ...... 11 oVPlDal lfA'ft • LIUt Tua • ••. -. ·-.. --· • .• -. ' ~ ------------- - - - - -- I I I I I I I I I I I ~ ~ ~ ·, ....... ----·- ~ •• - ' �Page-1 0- Wednesday. August 15. 1990 The Daily Sent inel Community calendar Ohio U nl \.'lT-,ltV Cnl lt'gl' ul Oo.;tt.:npathlc Ml'dKinl' Family Medicine WE D NESD tH' RACI NE - The Raci ne Naza. rene Church will hold a child· re o 's er usade, ·'Charac ters for Jes us," for ages 4-12, through Friday at 6:30 p.m. nightly, und er the direction of Bill Brown Grove City. A progr am will b~ held Su nday at 9: 30 a.m Trans. portatio n wi ll be fur nished and John C Wul f. IJ.O Associate Proft'SS~Jr of F.11n tl y Medicim• Ques tion: One or my co m pan· ions on a r ecent fish ing trip had a pa tch he wore behind his ear to prevent seasickness. What type of medic ation is th l.s, and is It safe for a nyo ne who has seasickn ess? Answer : T he med icatio n vour frie nd was using is Tfa ns- derm- Sco p. a prescr ipt ion med· !cat ion that reduces or el lmi· n ates t he nausea an d vom it i ng of mo tion s ic knPss i n 7~ pt.'rCt'nt of Ind ividua ls who havt' t h is p ro b- lem . This mPdirali on sho uld not ~ used by rrr tai n indi vi dua l s - - suc h as p reg nan t wom en or me n who have pros ta t f' t rou b le. Ot her wi se. the medica tion Is sa fe and m ore e ffec ti vP than othPr medica ti ons fo r m olion sickness. The medica l ion is released in to the sk in slowl,v. so rt should be applied at h•as t four hours before i t Is needed Thr patc h co ntinues to releasr 1ts med icat ion for t hree day s. and then i t must be rep laced . The Tra nsderm-Scop d{)('s ca use the mou th to be a br l dr y, an d i t mav make it a l itt le harder to focus on readi ng materia l. but these minor annoy a nces are us ual ly co nsidered a fai r trade for rPl ief from the mot ion sic kness . As you are prob ahl y awarC'. !herr ar e o th Pr m rd ica ti o ns tha t ra n be la k r n fo r motion si ckn ess . One popular one is dim enhydri nate. wh ic h is sold under m anv trade names i ncl ud i ng Oram a~ ­ lnr. II is taken by mouth a nd rarely ca uses side effec t s, so it is availa ble witho ut a prescrip tio n. As y ou m igQt guess. i t is al so IPss e f f r r 1 i ,. r t h a n t h e T r ansdPrm-Scop. Question: Are there other medicat ions glvPn by sk in pa tch? A nswe r : Some m edicati ons given by sk in work wr ll, but not all m edicat ions can br given th is way. Sco pol am ine is th P drug In Tra nsderm -Sco p and it works quite well. Ni troglycer ine, used to t rea t people wit h angina pzctoris ! heart pa inl, is al so ava i lab le in patches. In facl , then• are several sizes of patc hes ava i lable. A larger pa lch size provides a higher blood level of med lca ti gn fo r indivi dua ls w ho have more severe heart pai n. Es trogen Is availab le i n sk in patch form for those women who prefer this method of taking su ppl emen ts of this hormone. Ques ti on Wh at ar e I he adva n· tages of using skin patches? Answer: Som P m ed ic a t ions work bes t when they are at a co nstant leve l In the blood - ltkr es lrogrn , nil rog lycerine or stopolam ine . The skin pa tc h met hod of admlnl.stra tion is idea l for t h~se . The slow , steady absorpt ion from the sk i n is eliminates the high blood leve ls prod uced afler tak ing a med ica · ti on by mouth and th e low l Pvels that happen before the next table t is due. T he sk in pa tc hes don't need to be changed as oft en as or a! mE'dica ti ons must more i nforma t ion may be ob- tai ned by ca lling 949·2fi68. CHESHIRE M e i gs - 992 ~ o006 or Rose reunion held recently POMEROY The Z ion Chureh of Chr ist w ill have homecomi ng revival on Friday and Sa turda:> at 7:.10 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m . Dave Lucas, of Operatio n Evangeline, Chesa· peake. wi ll be eva ngelist. A carry in di n ner will be held at noon. POMEROY - T he Be lles and Rf'a us Sqa u re Da nce Cl ub will bP spo nsoring an ope n wes tern dance on Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. T he t:al lia Com mu n tt y Ar ri on Age ncy wil l have a ft:re clothing day for low incom e perso ns on Wednrsday from 9 a.m. t o noon at th e old hi gh sc hool bu ilding rn Chesh ire. TIIUR SDAY POMEROY - The Pomeroy grou p of A.A. and AIAnon wil l meet Th ursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Ca th ol ic Church. Call 1 · 800 · 333 · 5057 for informat ion. a t the srn io r r ltl zPns rP n! Pr in Pomeroy . RogPr Stf'Plf' wil l hP the cal ler . BASHAN - T here Wi ll be a weekend revival at l he Red Brush Chu rch of Chr ist on Bas han Road on Sat urday al 7: JO p.m .. Sun day at 10 a. m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill. Fos ter, W.Va .. wi ll be the spea ker. The publ ic 1s i nvited to at tend. WI LKESVI LL E -The Wilkes vi lle Meth odis t Chu rc h will have a homemade nood le and i ce POMEROY - The Ca lva r y Pilgr im Chapel will have It's praye r m ee tin g on Th ursday ra thpr than Wed nesd av at 7· J.O cr ea m supper on Sa t urd ay from p.m . Specia l missi onar }· speaker Tw ir l('rs Sq uare Dancr Club wi ll p. m. · HENDERSON - ThP Ga llia wi ll beRrv Steve Hi ght , Fr iends hold a dancp Sat urda>· from 8- 11 of Mi ss io n p.m . at thr Hrndcrso n Comm u n i !~· Cf' n tcr i n Hendrr son, W.\'a . F RIDAY The annual Sm ith reu nion for descendanls of lhe late Sa muel and Li llie Smil h was held re· cently al Lake Snowden. After· noon dinner was served lo 83. For en ter ta inmen t the group enjoyed volleyba ll. swimm in g, horses hoes, auct ion and ga mes Special musica l keyboard en ter· ta inm ent was prov ided by Dar· lene Va nama n and Debbie Rose with ot her rela ti ves and f riends par llclpatl ng. Door prizes and gift s were awarded to relatives and f riends of all ages. Officers elected were Dar lL•nL' V an a man, pres id en t ; Ge n e Rupe, viee-president; and De b~ lJie Rose. secrp t a r y and SAT URDAY :\ ~ 7 lrP as u rer. At tending were Shauna and Bill y TackPt t, .Johnny Do ucet. Janice. Steve , Jeremy and I srael Grimm ; Loretta and Jeremy At kin s, and Mi sty La ne; Ste· phanie Yaromey, Tammy, Dav id and Miche lle Watk i ns; Tommy Stone. Anit a Ru tle r, L arry. Sa· hrina and Larry Gauze I I; Rya n J.ee Lemley, L es lie Whitt ington USED APPLIANCES TO PLACf AN AD CALL992 -2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAy 8 A.M. to 5 p.M. , 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY 446 -G • •Iop o lo s "Ads out11d1 Mt 191. Gtlllt o r Mason counn• patd mu tt be o re · •• " F •c...,. • 110 dtsc:ount l o r 1d1 pto od '" tdYtn ce reeldl - G•weawey and Found aa s und er 15 wNdt w oU be run 3 dtrn at no eh•ge : • ,•ce of eel tor all c aprta l IMter ••• dO uble p " c• o l ad cos! 7 POtnl hn e 1'tPe onl., used 367 - Cheshtr e 188 - Vo nt on 2 4 5- A• o G ran d e 256 - Guvan 01!1 64 3 - Ara b.a Oott J79- Walnr11 Mt~•g• Co u nt~ M .. on Co A re a Co d e 614 A r e~ 992 - Moddl t~PO'I Pllmeroy 9 8 5 - Ches te• 84 3 - F'on la n d 247- Leum Falls 675 - Pt ? leau nt In Mt mon.., Yl ro S1le1 PONDEROSA SUNOAV PAP ER 882- New Havl!"n B95 - Letar t 937 - Bull aio RATES , 3 15 Da'l/ S "A clen •f•ed advenrtetnent pl ac ed on fhaOeoly S ent 1 n ~ IIIJ.· CtPI -: cl•t•f•«< d1spl~ . Bu 11n• 1 Car d and IAg al nolt cesl woll a ls o appear m l h a P1 Pl•••nt Ae 91 ,,., 1 na th e Ga llo Polls Oarly T11bu ne. reach•ng over 18 .000 ho mes CO PV DEADLINE MONDAY PAPER TU£SOAY PAP ER WEDNESDAY PAP ER THUASOAY PAPER FRIDA'( PAP ER 576 - Appl e G•o 111 773 - M no 11 7 4 2 - ~u ll a n d Wor ds 15 6 10 Mon t hly Race $ 4 00 S6 .0 0 Over 1 5 Words .20 30 4:1,.. S9 .00 15 15 5 1 3 .00 s 1 30 / dav 15 60 0 5 / dav Ra1n ' " to r co nMeu!IV• •u n a b•olt•ro u PO I'IIW iil be c harged DAY BEFO RE PIJBLI C ATIQ N fn. I!U t"h r1- II M D• rllll ad l - 11 00 AM SATURDA Y - 2 00 PM MONOAV - 2 00 PM TUESDA Y - 2 00 PM WfON ES OA V 2 0 0 PM TMURSO AY 2 OO P M F RIDA Y ~ - Get RuuH~ Fast STEAKHOUSE Read the log homes CLRSSIFIED ADS 2 SALE In Memory dealership mutkl hum.: In loving Memory Of MARK A. LAUNDERMILT is cha nged every three Born Aug . 15, 1948 Died Nov . 27, 1986 days; Dra mam ine tablets are taken three or four ti mes per day. As k your doctor if the medic at ion .,!<ln lll ~ al Sl i 4 11> C 1l l Don •l k~rn,!n lull h..:r I -XI I( )-f'1 .\l .(t~' ' •lr , lnllt:dl'l ' 199-1": 1 Count,y~ ,-, I ,'l,f ,, h ,., •I• "" l(, o \ ru .. ~h j , ••. , . .. , Sadly missed by tn Rct;tln yo ut L" urrt• ur 111h Gone but not forgotten . Reg. 14.99 BULLETIN BOARD EXCZLU!NT INOJM.l!.I'OTI!JiiTlAI. l nvt:s1mcnt 100% \c~o:ur c d I,· Help Wanted 11 Retre:n . #1 Coppar ' 1 per lb . Clean Dry Aluminum Can s. 35 ¢ per lb . Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb .; Batteriea 81 ea. Yellow Brass 40¢ lb.; Alum . Shoats 40¢ lb. 992-5335 or taS -3561 Across From Post Offi<o POMEIOY r OHIO I0/ 30/'891fn 614 992 -5114 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION Favnrll •.: l'orrJbi< Sp" " f rae Estimates" BAUM LUMBER 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 985 -3301 Now HomH lllilt BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 992·7762 For Old & New Roofs. Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling CHESTER PH. 8·9· 1 mo. NO IUNDlT CAlli 4-16·86-tln Wt> G u ar a nlf'f' \' ou r Sa li ~o~ fa C'Iion FR EE ESTIMATE S JOSEPH 0 . J ACKS 7 -20 -1 mo Howard l. Writesel ROOFING New loco lion: 161 North Second Middleport, Ohio 457 60 Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES SALES & SERVICE : .:;: We C.,.-y Fi1nlng Suppli• Pay Your Phone . ,-~c:,; 16141 992·6550 j!IIIOI!jCE rHONE 16141 992 · 7754 949-2168 I .J.' !JO.J mo .. - • ] 1(8/1 1" ( "u ~ l o rn fl m11 l r,, (l i tl jl 614-992-2328 7 ·23~ 1 BISSELL BUILDERS 1987 DODGE COLT Dl. PS. PB. AM / FM cassetle , AC, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES new lires. aulomat1c. Gets good gas mileage hcellenl oon dllion 43.000 miles $5.500 !11m R•. L. HOLLON tRUCKING Pll. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Around Town We (an repair and re(Ore radiators and heater cores. We (an also acid boil ond rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tonks. PAT' IfiLL FORD 992 -2196 985-4422 Middleport , Ohio 1·13·tlt 1· 11 · 90 tin 11 In Memory SHERMAN TILLIS Died Four Years Ago Today . F(X){} RJiK'S'§ Many times we n98ded you. A million times we cried; If love could have saved you You never w o uld have died. It broke our hearts to lose you But you did not go alone. For a part of us went In co nj u ncti o n wi t h Po m erov's Srsquiren ten n ia l. thr 150th annl\·cr <.;;n ~· of !lw incorporatio n of thP v il!agr. Ban k One m Pomrroy . is sponsoring th i s pho to idPnlif iC'at ion sPrif'S Thf' phntos fi 'dl ur1· .r11"il i ii'Ciuril l d rtalls of bu il dings wi thin thP rou: n_ T hP p1 !' tun·.., ~,, · r ' ri ' takPn t.~round town and ar r fpatured 1n with you The day God celled \\-' Nln r·..,da ~· Pdili11n s He you Home . For all you uf T hP Oai ly SPn li nf'l A nswPrs. b.v mt.~ i !OI uw y o u needed rest. God 's garden mu st be drop-o ff. mu..,t tw li 'l" l'i\·r·d iii T hf' Oa ilv Srnt i nr l o ffi cp bv thr• tollov:ing .\1nni LI \ LJnd win nf'ro.; w i l l bf' l i~ t PCl i n Tuf'sc:l ayr di tions IIf 1IW papP I" \\"inner<.; Wi lt rPi "f' iYr' <~ la ndm a rk Clr ris tm Js orni.HHf'lll f r om H<tnk {)!l f ' .rncl wh£• n thP spril'." co nc lud f's <J il pPupl£• w hu idr·ntifi1•d 1!11· pwtun•<.; cn rrPc t l.v w ill h ~r vr thf' ch ancP to w in a . , <t\"l ng-.. bond from Rr nk OnP. beautiful, For He only pick s the best. Missed by Wife and Children 8 PUBLIC NOTICE Th e U .S Department of Agriculture, Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) announces that Overbrook M anor Limited has applied for FmHA financial assis t ance to Construct a forty (40) unit elderly housing projec t with Congregate Care Services . ••••••••••••••••••• HURRY/ Coupon Expires 8126190 ...----, The proposed project is to be located in Middleport. Ohio and will occupy about 1 .243 acres. A location map is shown at the end of this notice . Th e proposed amount of FmHA financing is $ 1.397,000 .00 and the total estimated project cost is S 1 ,440.000 .00 . FmHA has pr epared an environmental assessment lor the project and find that the proposal will not sig nifica ntly aHect the quality of the human environm ent and that therefore preparation of an environm enta l imp act statement is not necessary . State Director. FmHA 200 North High Street. Room 507 Columbus. Ohio 43 2 1 5 ... -- ._--:-:::--' . " ' went through, s5 OFF WOMEN'S LEATHER CASUALS Save on women's soft leath er cas uals in natural looks for fall. Choose from specially seleclt•d styl es thai <"ombine comfort and fashion. A terrifi c value at 14.99, now save $5 , salt' 9.99. Women's sizes 6 - 10. SALE EN OS i\UGlJST 19 Alwop An Equal Opp<Wtunrt yI Affirmative A'tion Employtt Public Sale & Auction Country Fried Steak Dinner Saturday, August 18 10:00 a.m. cabinel, early kitchen table, 2 night stands. llat lop oak desk, willow settee and chair, barter's cabinet, wicker table bo....,_. Coupon moy no t ot oll loccmon, PONDEROSA® C Oup<>f' gOOCI IOII~y ~rly ' " ' l '""' ·' r~ """'' •" I ~~ ·•h•··~l ·• ,c. ~ II • ""I " ''"'' , , '·'"" .., .. ... '""'' ,. .. ,... '··· ,, , •• '•1 \oe<l ,,,., , "' l)d<lo· .... ~ "''I ' ' ~·• • '' I' •,-,.. n ~-~ · ~· ' ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• HURRY/ Coupon Expires 8126190 Country Fried Steak Dinner Ferner, 5 r.k:e pressback chairs. 3 rockers. fancy arm chair, several beds, curved glass showcase, doll bed, ches t, trunk. piano stool, oak telephone. trunks (all sizes). wo oden kitchen items, Victrola and records, two 9x 12 rugs, Uncle Wiggly Ovalone Adv. Mug , figural "cat' napkrn ring , quilts & tops, Meigs Co qurll, 1800's Mergs County map, good old dishes. "Civil War· print, Uonel train engine no 257 lair condition, hanging oil lrght. old bisque ·oarlrng· and chrna dolls. porcelain stgns. graniteware, old ba skets. nico brass kettle , pottery, mantle, much paper advertising, books, postcards (some k>cal), crocks, stone jars, tin cans with advertising, many wood bo)Ces (some with adverti sing), lots of pictures and frames , old Ct1 ris tmas omamants, local milk bonles , anvil, toys, child's games. v1ntage doth1ng, rag rug s. many teed sacks, light fi xtures. Howe sowing machine, aomo scorling flatware. old jewelry , CJ salesman's sample store with utensils, lightning rod, bamboo fi st1ing poles, ironware, old chai se lounge. oil ad11. cans, crea m separator, feed scales .wood clamps , draw kniws. larg e bench vise, Sunoco oil bonia, Maytag washer, old tools , PONDEROSA® lawnmower and many interesting items too numer-o us to ment1on. A11etlon Coruf~Utcd 8)1 "' e<C "·CO"·"""*"'~'"'~" 'I~d "y r>~~~ CC>..f'." n• I••"'" .~'lf.oun! nf!~ , .-.; ~ .~~ ~~"<Iii! parl<e(ld!•"Q '0< ~,....,., ~'··~ > .,.,~, ,,, 1 ••••••••••••••••••• Pncft M~ Yaiy e MMrorned'.l SIHIIhouMt Inc I9!Kl RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. Lunch Mason, WV nJ-5785 Owner: IMOGENE WHITE GALLIPOLIS Upper River Rd. {across from the Airport) The Ohio Job Service Will Be Accepting Applications for the New McDonald's in Pomeroy August 20-21 from 9 A.M. till 4 P.M. At the Meigs High School Library. Hiring for All Positions. PASSPORT ASSESSOR/CASE MANAGER ANTIQUES: Beautiful roll front walnut secretary, unusual "Folk Art" desk, fancy oak secretary , round oak table, old Includes potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's AII·You·Can·Eat Grand Buffet.'" F(}()[) RJIK$BRIN Always An Equal Opportunity / Affirmativo Action Employer PUBLIC AUCTION Coupo,~ lo•an y p•n¥''" (.~"""' '"" GALLIPOLIS, OHIO The Ohio Job Service Will Be Accepting Applications for the New McDonald's in Pomeroy August 20-21 from 9 A.M. till 4 P.M. At the Meigs High School Library. Hiring for All Positions. Out To Lack Of Parking, The Aucllan Has a.. n Mavod To camden Avenue At Tht Youih Center In Point Plaasanl - Watch For Signs! Includes potato and garlic toast plus Ponderosa's AII·You·Can·Eat Grand Buffet.'" OHIO RIVER PLAZA R./N TERMS: Clth or Chtcl< whh J.D. Not RHpD1111blo lor occldonto rwlott of propelfy Llcorad &Bandlld In Ohio, Ktmuclry & W111 VIrginia lee The Area Agency on Aging District 7, in Rio Grande. Oh10 is seeking lo fill lour full ·time and two tempmary contract Case Manager/ Assessor ~osition s lor a new Medicaid PASSPORT pr ogram for home bound senior Cil· izens. DUTIES INCLUDE To as sist . manage and coordi· nate comprehensive case plan with long.. term car e cl ient s and thoir informal/ forma l providers withrn des ignated cost caps. To assure that the services ar e appropriate and meet !he needs of th e client. Conduct face-to·face com· prehensive assess ment to determine cli ent's level of care- / need, eligibility fot available community resources and !ana-term care option s: develop car e plans: arrange for service delivery including collaborating an d negot iating with service provtders for servi ces: maintain regular con· tact with client. caregivers. and other pr oviders of servic e to determiner( services are approprrate; conduct compre· henstve reassessment to determine client's needs and r,. evaluate the appropriateness of care: review cost of PASSPORT covered servim and make necessary adjust· ments; maintain on·going telephone contact with all ser· vice providers; maintain on ·going contact wrth caregiv· ers. lamtly and friends listed in service plan; monitor eli· en1' s propess relllive to goals and obrect ives ofthe home care:. assist client in transition. if PASSPORT program dis· contrnued ; marntatn dlla collection system ; participat e tn cltent care conlerences with providers; edu cate !am· Illes and community auncies regatding PASSPORT lont term case management; advocate on behall of a client for other services. QUALIFICATIONS: Licensed Social Worker or Registered Nurse wtth at least one ye• prror experience in home care for the elderly and/ or disabled adu~s home health c11a medical social wort lerillricsl&eronl~io&Y or other rei~ vant subst~ute . llust possess the knowledeeand skills n.. ceSIItY to provide the I<IYet of case man11ement required by tlte client and by eny lepl rt~~~lllions. Must possess an understlndlne of the community service delivery system .,d the abilrty to utilize the community' s resources. SALARY RANGE: $18,000-$25,000 Resumes must be received no Iller th10 4:30 p.m. on lu1ust 17, 1990 in the oHice of Joyce Shoo£ Persortnel llan11•· Area Aeen9 on l&in1 District 7. Inc., P.O. Box 978, University of R1o Grande, Rio Grande. Ohio 45674. "An Equtl Employment Opportunity Employtr" mo . SER~ICE CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT All " AI Reasonable Prim " 614 992 2377 l> rnpt•~ We Soy What We do. We Do What We Soy. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 4· 16· 8~Hn 2 , , .•••" Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of l(e and Snow? Now 's The Time to Find Out. A rn t'T it:l's BISSELL SIDING CO. Mother. Sisters. Brothers. Nieces. Nephews and friends bP ju st w hat thr doCwr ordered. POMEROY. OHIO : Rt. 7 & S.R. 143 ALBANY. OHIO : Rt. SO & S.R. 143 NEW HOURS : POM EROY : 9 a.m.·7 p.m. 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m.·5 p.m. 6 Days. Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG. 10, 1990 \(,~ D;ry ~ t\ ~ YL·: ll NEW - REPAIR Alber t Al ii <' will be the cal ler . OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ... Ytill r 458- Leon 9 4 9 - Rtc on e errors after l1rs1 ell'!' 1C h 11dt lor IH O•I '" ' 'd.,. e a runs 1n paperJ Call b llrlo" 2 00 p m d • lf"111W OUbii CI'hon 10 m • a CO HICI IOft • Ads t hrt m ust be Plld 1n 10\lanc e 1 , 1 HI PPV Adt WV Code 304 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING SPA KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE er 1h <' 667 - Coolv~ll! " Sentrn ~M is not responsibl e.l or Card o f Thanlll WASHERs-1100 up DRYERs-$69 up REFRIGERATORs- SJOO up , RANCIS- Gas·Ei et.- SI15 up FREEZERs-$125 up MICRO 0\II'Ns-$79 up foUI'm ·in j! relt'p hon e excha rtj!eL. G• lt• a Counr v ANI COde614 POli CI ES p a!fe .~ cot Cla H if ied HOT SPRING •o DAY WAIIAIITY • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace bf' you need is avai labl t' i n a sk in patch Ta k ing your medication by skin i nstea d of bv mou th m av The D aily Sentinei- Page-1 1 Business Services Classifie Jr , Apr il and Sara h Blanks hl p, Bruer and Pa lly Dingess, Hank and Angel Hors ley, Char les Smil h, Ta mmy and Bradley Woodruff, Bra dley Jr .. and Bran don Woodruff; Chris Bass, Eric Wa lker, .J oa n Ba nks. Bill Oh li n ger. Bill and Traci Feasel , Mind I Hor sley, Joshua Feasel; Rod· ney, D i an ne and Ca nd !CL' Walker ; Yvonne a nd Les lie Whil · tl ngl on; M ichael . Sherry and Emily Davis, Bell)! Schnee mann, Ronald and Ro nnie Smllh, Mi ke. Chris and Vinson Mar lin. Ray mond and Lydia Smllh, Anne Hallleld, Carla Smllh. Arc hie, Debbie. Ty son and Alison Rose; Si eve. Cindy, Sl ephanie and Sl evi e Rupe; Terry and T ammy Wal ker. Greg and De bbi e Walker . David and Bel ty Rupe, Jim , Darlene and Morgan Va na man; Joe and Monna Andreo ni , Eric and Rhond a M ozingo. Gene, Rose. Billy and Barb Ru DC. The Smil h reu nion wi ll be held next year on th e f irst Su nday In August. taken . Csing the motion sickness exarnpl<'. the Tr ansderm-Scop pa tch Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, August 15. 1990 Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio Help Wanted The Guiding Hand School is now ac cepting applications for pre -school en rollment ages 0 -5. Classes start Au gust 27 . 1990. If your child has a deve lopmental disability in any one or more of the following areas, you may be eli gible for pre -school services . Areas include: Language, Speech. Vision, and Hearing Skills; Cognitive Development; and Self Help Ski ll s. For more information concerning thi s FREE SERVICE call 367 · 7371 from 8 A.M .-4 P .M . •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Frea Estimates Bill SlACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD 985-4473 TIES 667-6179 6-12-90 tfn Physical Development Skills; Social , Em otional. or Physicial Maturation ; BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ' LIGHT HAULING ' FIREWOOD 5· 31-'90 lin MICROWAVE 0\'EN REPAIR COUNTRY MOBILE ' HOME PARK All MAKES Bring It In Or We •M o bile Home Pick Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE p"!'1S • M o bile HoffiEf RPntals •Lot•Ronfals 992 .S33S or 985-3S61 992-7479 A<ross From Pott Office 217 E. Soc . Pomeroy PDMEIOY , OHIO II. 33 N•rth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1·12 '8S.tln 3/6/'90/ t1n PHYSICAL THERAPIST WANTED Position available at Americare -Pomeroy Nurs · ing & Rehabilitation Cenler . Position involves treatment of geriatric patients with primary emphasis on neurological and orth opedi c ad · mission s. The facility has excellent an cillary and nursing support lor a true team oriented rehabilitation philosophy. Contract candidates will be considered . salary competilive. If interested contac t: Mary Mason . MS. SLP, CCC Rehabilitation Coordinator Care Enterprises 500 West Wilson Bridge Road Suite 245 Worthington . Ohi o 43085 a few pennies spent here comes back folding money I Real Estale General QIIIIA . c.... ... .... ,...._ 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OFFICE 992 ·2886 / HOME 99 2· 5692 DOTTIE S. TURNER , BROKER RACIN E- Redu ced - On adead end street.Greal place lor children . th1s 2 bedroom mobile home ha5 dllced !rom $13.500. PASSPORT SCREENER The Area Aeency ort Aging District 7. in Rio Grande. Ohio IS soel:ing to fill the position of Screener for a new Medicaid PASSPORT p<OIJ"m lor home bound sertior c~izens . DUllES INCLUDE: Complete telephone screens; schedule daily Is· sessmertfs lor both PASSPORT and nursing facility appl> cants; make necessary contacts during saeening process; schedule MRDD or MH lovot II assesmortts when necessary; cnnllrms Medicaid status wrth county Department of Humon Services; maintains records and complete report s IS rt> quired; miY be responsible lor tompletin&the monthly PASS and RN Assessor sdtedules; mamtam rMationships w~h case ma1111er1and RN assessors to facilrtate client flow through system; may contact additional information sources to apply PASAAR and PASSPORT cr~eria QUALIFICAIIONS: Recistered Nur se or Li censed Social Worker with experience in home care lor elderly and/ or disabled adults. Excellent interviewing skill s required . Computar/ typing backeround a plus. SALARY RANGE: li8,000·S25.000 Resumes must bt receind no Iller than 4:30 p.m. on Aucust 17, 1990 in the oHice of Joyco Shon&, Personnel llanqer, Area Aean9 on A&in1 District 7, Inc .. P.O. Box 978, University ol Rto Grande, Rio Grando, Ohio 45674. " An Equtl Employment Opportunity Employer" a n1ce yard. Re- NOW ONLY 112. 500 RUTlAND - Smith Run Rd . - Bea ultlul start. appr ox 4 acres ol vacan t ground wrth a duR well. barn. st oc~ tank. and 11 113.500 lenced POMEROY - Ches ter Rd . - 2 lots. newer home. 2 bed· rooms and 2 decks Assu mable loan wrlh a small payment. Coli lor more delails 1 LET ART - Mainlenan cef ree E<terror. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. 3 srtt1ng porches. and a dm rnR room N1ce brg le11el yar d. fenced area wrth barn tor an1mals, and a tree house for chil- dren IIU SI SEE $44.900 MIDDLEPORT - Hrstorrcal look1n i cor ner store. Has 6 apartments up and another store down. Start your ow nbu sr ness. Has lots ol room. and has an 1ncome. Call lor more de- tails' NAYLOR'SRUN - Beaulrlu l vrew. cor ner lol wilh 2.15 acr es Has natural gas acrass lh eroad. electnc available. Old erdrr· veway ONLY '6.000 PEACH FORK RD . -Showcase krf chen. buill· rn dis hwasher. Jenn·Arr ran ge, owen and mrcrowave. Thr ee bedrooms, lull basement. and lots of brg n~ce tr ees for shade srttmg on 2 pretty acres. JUST 136 ,000 WE NEED LISTINGS GeI Quick Res uIIs! PI ace A S5 Pcr 0ay ·BuII eIin Bo anl' Ad verI is r.m en I In The 0aiIy Senti neI C1ass if iec1 Section . �Page 12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-OA'r An n o un ce m en ts 3 31 - 44 Homes for Sale lown, bl.aamant, carport 614446.0385, 614-446-4246, 614-4468127. We'd ""'' to oltoN our hoona l homo wMh lnlont. Will ollor lovo, - h l otllc:llon, flnonclolly _..., lilt holp ooch olhorl Prlca Rtduc.d: Owner nMdlto Hill 3br, 1 112 b1th noma on St Rt. 35 approx. 2 miiH wes1 or -.u.Looof · - -201-427pold, Cd cotloc:l Evonlngo, city tchoola. 2341. + Fo!ty, wv. - llnglo lody would Mko to hoor from ..ng__~ mat. 55 to eo, wrHa P.O. Bo1 13, Point P-.nt, WV K_ t.~~~!:A~~~=- "!: <;>=i.£o-..:. • Single'? You should be ,..ding HMirtaurch Holllna Newalanar, Profiling a..a alngl... Horrn-.~c'?· Box 1043, bolllprrflo. OH 4oon Truel, BaHbell bu1 trip, Sunday Aug. 19, PHt1burgh al Cln- 4 Giveaway hut, 614-4~78 . IM- 446-1922. Fumth.n S.t. Now In Proare• • Flair Fumll••· ca.nrpoll• olnnoll 131. l~p llckol. Buo ~~ Point PMa ..nt 9:30AM. Contoct Ruoty C..1o, 304-75&243'1 or 7$5o5'105. g•• Holzer. Central Air, ' ... . ~ .... .. ... ~ '" ~ .. Two •tory home with full ba. . m1nt. Low hut budget. Excal· lant condition. Gatrrpolla City Schools. 614-256-6855. 614-992·2218 attar 8 p.m. "Can we hring you a hurg<•r Of' SOJllethiJlg?" =========~:-r==========-12446-1511. BR, 2 bath, 12x65, 614r--,----,---- , . - -- - ---,:-:-,,.:..:.::...:,-':---;:;:=:-::---c:-:-:-: 11 Help Wanted 18 Wanted to Do 1974 Guordoo Fuluromo 12185. 2 $8,000. 5 tiger tlript kittens to good 1..,--,.--,-.:..,._ _......;_,....,..."" Adoftbl1 pupPas. Hilt blonde Ill-. fl4-H2-2211. FrM puppl,., piirl Germtn Shepherd tnd lab Altrlver. Three rabbit• wtth cage. 304- 882-zTN. Appi!CIItiOM being accapCad at Littll ea...,. In Gallipolis tor pan-time help. Evtnlngs and WMklndl shift only! Ask tor Bill! AVON 1 All Aratt 1 Shlrtey Speert;, 304jj75-1429. (Had Hall Oama9a) We Inspect for hall damaga to rootl, siding, ate. FrM Eatlm., 1 . Alto, wa giv. ntlmtl.. on roots, siding, ooHI11, ro~ocomnl wtndows, gut1ar.. illhoM Butldars, Floyd Mlllhont, B•lprt;, OH. 614423·1927, 423-6692. Kount'"" Kldl Child Ctt11. A fun ~~·~stay whera triandshlps n. G.-..t loUt 1ona . 614-992· . Ml 11 pau Ia .1 Day ...,.,. ~Cen 1ar. Saft, affordabll, chlldeare. M·F e a.m. . 5:30 p.m. Aglll 2-10. Batora, af1ar school. Drop-Ins walcoma. 614-446-8224. Mothlr, OIUghllf, babysitting Mrvlca, U ona ctn'l do II, lhl other on1 can. Full-tlmt or part· tlml tny ahltt, conv 1n11n1 locilion, 11parlencad, 8t4-446-0065 ah1r 3p.m. Will Baby sit In my home. Htva Good Aat.rtne ... 614-388-8114 Babystttar in Northup or Ctn· Pup_ _ : Part BMgla. 1!114a256- 11nary a,..a tor 7 yatr old boy 1601. go inn• lo GrMn Schoo4 . 1!114-446-431 Small mlx.c:l breed fllm~le ~- 1- -0-·- - - - ----,--Shott I l~ytd . 814-t4&-121 , Ch,.hlra Kyg1r ar.a, raterarw:• 446-o657 · pratarrld, your home or mine, 614-367·7597aftar 6p.m. W•lh• end dryar, truck topper, · ~----..,----,-'-----,---,--:JCM-773-5171. Eam mon•y by the week. Join th• numMlt to demonttrltl Lost & Found "Chri.,maa-Around·Th•World" 6 July-O.Camblr. L...atva name, $1,000 cath rawtrd for Inform• add'"'· and phone number on Uon IMdlno to the r.rum of two tnawerlng sarvlea. 614-992-8319. male Bluttk:k Coon Hounds ld EARN MONEY Rudlng Bookal Of llotan In Ollila Couny CamPIIan Chun:tt ar11. July 4, 1090. $30,000/yr lncom1 potanlttl. Call :JOW75-N75 or 814441- Now hiring. PI 805-687-6000 4884 lftar .. :30 P.M. or anytime Ext. Y10189. onw..klndl. EARN MONEY Rudlng Bookst Will babytlt In my homt MonFound: Gray kl"•n with tour $30,000/yr. incom1 pottntial. day thru Friday. Hav• good white ...t. W..rtng I Whhl fiN Now hiring. nl 805-687-6000 raflrancu Rodney lrU. 614· Ext Y..562. 245-9128 . coUtr. 114-112·111f. Found: Small Btnjl typt t.male EARN MONEY Reading book1l Will blbya;lt In my horns . Days doG. 3 mt111 South of Cillllpolll. $30,000/yr. Income poltntlal . only. 614--44&-6592. Now hiring. 11) 805-687-6000 e14'-441-1410. Ext. Y-1018C1. Will to babysitting In my home L.o.l: Whltelaca Cow near w.alu:lays, Ag. . : 2 & up. Mav. Ktmper HolloW on 180. C..u Roy Eaay World Exeallant Payl Aa- daycar. upart•nce & rtflrtnHmblt Producla AI Homa. Call eu. EICIIilnt Cart. 814-446Burvor.e~202. For Information. 504-641-8003 8202. EJ:t. 313. Yard Sale 7 Would llka to do babysiHing . - - - - - - - - - -- !EXCELLENT WAGES for apara LeGrand• Blvd. Rat. & E:xp. 614tlml aaumbly. Easy work at 446-1898. homt. No uparlance neadld. Call 1-ltiB-622·5652, Ext. 1244, GallipoliS including S..t. and Sun. ---&VIcinity Experienced madlt .. 111 reprts1nta1tva. BaN plua eom2 Ftrfttly Ganga Sale: Sttreo, mlt.,on. 304-127-7885 c.lllor In- 21 Business antlq~ book. 1~v" wlglaas terview. Oppo rtun tty doore, clothing, mlac. 1 milt hetow Rto OrtncM on St . Rt. IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT !NQnCEI 32!1; N. Sot. AVIATION POSITIONS OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. 3 Famlty: 111 houM on Glorgn · EIK!ronks · Avloolca Tach- recommends that you do bustCreek, off Rt 7. tots ck)thrng. 1 nlelana - Fll~t EnglnMn - Jet niH with people you know, and Boye Slime, · Hutkile, Thurs. i::~~!cl~n~No nlcaEXP~~r'ENC£ NOT to 11nd monay through tha mall until you hava ln~••ligatld Frtdlry. NECESSARY. WE TRAIN WITH tha offering. ALL Yard Sates Mu.. It Paid In PAY. FrM medical and dental Advance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. bantfhl. High School Grad1 II$ FOR SALE$$$ the day blfDrlthlld tato rvn . ag.. 17· 24. C.ll t-800-282·138<1 Vandlng Routs Chup. Malca Big Sunday edition - 2:00 ~.m . tor more lntonnatlon. $.$$ . 1-800·749-5685. Friday. Monday edition · :OO L.octl rock group Is now holding cqe,.Make Mora Monaycq~Full p.m. Saturdly. auditions for: Drummer. Mull or Par1·Tlmt:Mtn tnd women Salt: Frl l Sol., hav1 own drum system. 614- nMdld to Mil our prot li able lin• ot callnelare, ,_n• end advtnl• '11\h/iMh, ta..l'ft.·? 1st time lb.. 2M-1S01, uk ICM' L.M. lng gifts to buslntss firms In yeert Eaqulett1 bdrm. tumttura, EARN MONEY typlr.g, your lmmld ..ta buslnau .,.,, 1 pc. quoon tiM. Wooldridge, 4 pareontl com- Earn wNkly commlaaions. S.! miiM M. St. Rt. t60 pa.t Holzarw. wordproeeaalng, puling. AI hom1. Full or pt . lima. your own hour.. Prompt Huge 4 family : Rt.588 In $35,000tyr. lncoma potential. (1) hi1nd ly 11rvlce trom 81 Y"' otd downtown Rodney, ICrotl from 805-187-6000 Ex1. 9·10189. AAA-1 company. No lnvotment. Rodney United Yat:hodiat NurMa: Overbrook C.ntar. The No collsctlon1. Pravious NilS Church, Thursday, Friday, .,.., rtaWest and most modam axperlanca no! required. Wrtta : atttllld lon~term cart~ fleilhy, Char1n McN .. r, Newton Mfg. Saturday, 8:oo-dorf1. now h.. tu11 and p.art-tlml AN Co., Dept. J19748, Nawton, lowa Mowing Sate: Fwnhure, meny and LPN positions avalltble. 50208. $1~792-4121 . lmlll llama • U 011 IIU. Soma For mora lnformaUon regarding g l . - -. Thu,., Fri, & Sot. out Overbrook Center amploymant VENDING ROUTE ' Big II$ a lanl tcrou from Addavllla which teaturu a v1ry competl-. local Ions, SJ00-$800 poulbla each machlna w11kly, muiJ! Hli. School. Ben lklctr., 614-367- llva waga and btneflt packaga 1-800-74~9844 . PI18M call 614-i92-&472. A.. qutsl Stlly Gloeckner, Director 111h, 171h, 18Ht Clothing, cn~ns, 22 Money to Loan miK. Oft Rl . 7, Addison Pike 2 ot Nursing. mllee, 1• Ad. tan. Behind Ad· POSTAL Cradh Caret, JOBS $1a,392- Gold davilla Schocl'. White hoUII $67;t251yr. Now hlr1ng. Call (1) Vln!Mat•rcard Ouan~ntMd, with red bam. 805-681-6000 EXT. P-4562 for Cuh Advancaa, no Ncurity deposit , no crldlt check, 1·900currtnt list. 226-0048, $19.95 .... Pt. Pleasant Ouallflad rsglslartd nurH & VIcinity needed tor 62 bad facility (long 23 Professional 11rm) located In Point PI18Sinf1 3 F1mMy Ytrd Sale, Thurs and WV_ Admlnillral i..,. tkills ant1 Services Frt, 19tf N. llaln 51 . Furniture , wort IXptlrllnta nacassary. TVs, OI-. Compatlll¥e salary and banal Ita. Sen~p Tlra Removal & 01•· Frtnk Topping, poui.Asuonabl• Rates. Coli Yard Sat.,Thun end Fri, A~u-;. Contact -..on-Sat. 606-324-6772 or C.rehavan ol Point Plea .. nt. 16 & 17. 1801 Jafferson Blvd. 325-7717 1:00 till 5:00. ~ writer, n,.rlanee ... antlat, Mnd r•uma ta Gllbart Times, Public Sale 8 Box 1135, Gilblr1, WV 25621 & Auction Sal..,.,..art to call on Mining in Accounts Rk:k Pearson Auction Company Industrial Ohio and 31 Homes for Sale now booking auctions, 11- Southaa.-ern penence makal the dlff1111nca. Neighboring Wn1 VIrginia Arn. 1 11.. acr11, 3 mil" from town, llcenNd Ohio, Kantucky, Wnt Prafar E11perianeal aggra.. lva, 2br LA with fireplace, den Mil mo4lvatad lnd vidual. ComVIrginia, 304-773-rn5. pany tuml1hss tranlportallon. baNmant. 614--446-0365. Financial rm. -- Real Estate All rnumn wtll bl con•ldtM. R1ply to Blind Box Clt042 eto Gtlllpofl• Dally Tribuna. 828 Used MobUa hGmH, call 814- Third AvenUI, Gallipolil OH 446.()115. 4!631. Warted To Buy: Junk Autoe Simi truck drlv.r~ - 200 mila with or wtlhoul motors. Call r11dlus of Pomaroy. S.nd lorT)' Llvoly. 114-396-8303. resume to P.O. Box ~H . Wanted to Buy Employment Services 11 Help Wanted 'ASSEMBLERS NEEDED' lmrMCIIMe opanlnga. No axp. nMded. Full/Part flmt . C.ll 1· 100-4&3-4338 7a.m.-10p.m. $2/mln. AVON - All erua, C.ll Marilyn 304-882-2645. w.,., Aocopllng time a-.. oppl~allono for cathllt, poriCrawford's Hondorwon, WV. 1:00- 8:00 PM . MuM b1 18 yr1 old. =~ prii'IIOfl, no phone calla Pomaroy, Ohio. - - -- 112-acra, 8 room• with ba ... mtnfl n•w hut pump, garaga, 2 build nga. Located at Letart Falls . 614·2.. 7·3743181..·247· 2055. 3 t>.droom home, auumt balance M1son County Bond loan 8.5% lnsllrlll, wltl eonsldlf lrallar tOf down payment, 304~75-1804 . - Wanted: Relitbla Q.A.H.S. tiU· d1nt to waU1 to my homa to wtlch 9 yr. Old after eehool . T~t. , Wid., Thurs. 3:30..7:00. Mutt llv• In or close 1o town . 014-446-7710 betm 1 or ah•r 3 BA home with nlc1 garden spot, loeated In North Gallla or Kygar c,...k school dlst. Raasonably priced 514-3889700. 7:00. WNk-4nd ctrt. lady to li¥1 In and care tor akllrty l.ady In SyrecuH, Ohio..-.,..,. wNk•nd . 6141992-2800 15 Schools Rent : 1 bedroom aparlmant. Nice carpet, claan and n1al. HUO approved. No pata. Pt . Pl•..anl . 304-e75-e200. 1!179 .loop Choroi<N, 1650. 614- 5813 . 35 Lots & Acreage 16 acrM lor Nil. Gilt wall, all mlnsral rl9h1a. l.ocat•d on Beach Gro~• Rotd, Rulltnd. $12,000. 814-992-3901. 47 Wanted to Rent AI 118., 3 BR home, pratarably North Gallla School District. Rant, l11s1 option to buy. Aelocttl qulelcty_ 61 .. --44&-7112, or 280-42l4, Donna Raid . One ac,.. trailer lot with county watar, Hplic tank and alaclrle hooh up. On black top road . Partially l1need. Ownar will par· llally finance, $2,900. ISking prlca. 304~75-2n2 . Route 2 Ashton, 1 acra lots1 3 mlln toulh Galllpolls Locka, public water, no rettrlcllona, some with rlvtr fronttga, 30457'&-2338. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3br, btth, dining room, living rooml. I ear garage. $300/mo. St501uepoalt . 614-'t48--4535. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bedroom mobil• home. Fur· nlshtd. Washtr, drytr. 11235/mo plus deposit snd LJIIIIIIH. 61•· 992-7479. 2 Mobil• Homas for Rani. Children w.lcoma. $175/mo. 614256-1575 Household Goods LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sotas and chair. priced trom $395 to $995. Tabl18 $50 and up to $125. Hid••-tM<t• Sl90 to t595. Aacllnart $225 to $375. lamp1 $28 to $125. Oln11taa $101 tnd up to $495. Wood llbll w-6 c;:halra $285 lo $195. O.tkl $145 up to $375. Hutehss $400 & up, bunk bldl complete with mattrtta $295 and up to 1395. baby bids $110 Maltrutn or box aprlngs tull or twin $78, firm $88, tnd $98. Quean .... & up, King $350. 4 dn1war c;:helll $69. Gun Cablnats 6, 8, & 10 gun. Baby manr11see 135 & $45. Blod fn~mn $25, Ou11n Sill 135 & king frame $50. Good .. rectlon ol bedroom ault••· mltal cabln1ta, hudboarde UO and up to $65.90 days "m• aa eaah with approved era~t. 3 mi. out Bulavlll• Ad . ()pan II A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon. thru Sat Calf 614446.0322. sm Couch and chair, good cond, 304-175-6185. County Applltnca, Inc_ Good used appllancaa, T.V. ••ts. Opt~n 8 s.m. lo 6 p.m Mon.-Sat 614446-1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, OH Tralltr : Furn'ed or unfum"ld, 2 BA, cablt, buutltul rlvar view. In Kanauga. Foatar't Moblla Homa Park. 614.... 4&-1602. 44 Apartment lor Rent 35 W111 Apt . 2br, 1 bath, privata enclosed patio, cloaa to groctry II ora• & •hopping canter, watar, NWtr, traah provldsd, $265Jmo. 814--441-1608 . Apll. In Pomeroy and Mid· dlaport . Call 992-7611 Buy or san. Riverine Antiques, 1124 E. Main Street, Pomeroy. Houn : M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sunday 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. 614-992·2526. Wanted: Claw fool or similar atyla bath tub. Good condition only. 814-092·1563. Top Cnh pakt. Old tumhura cuboards, qulns, oriental, paintings, toys , or antlra tslata csll eoliecl 304-525-3275, or 304523-6a54. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 24 tt pool, sand llllared, 1 yr old, A-1 con~1 ptld $2,900. will 1111 for tl,8w. or $500 . down and take over paymants, 304-e75- Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment Fox 2100 Fon1g1 MarvH1er, Badgar 7 ft. H•yblnl, both IJ:· cal lent, 304-273-4215. Air conditioner., 6,300 btu $40. and 8,000 btu $75. 304-6~5091 . Big 5 bedroom ltirm homa bum on your lot. $35,995 & up. 614886·7311. Hide-a-bed eoueh & chair, $35; 19 Inch c~or T.V. $125; n1w mlcrowtvt; drnHr wlmlrror, $30; L-ahapad woodan stand; doubla bid. 614-446-3313 or can " ' 758 First Av1. M1nual hospital bH with Soara waterproof mat1raaa $450 Two tlactrtc radiator. $20 aach. 304-173-i102. *' Livestock 165 MF Trtetor $3 950; 50 MF Dlasal with bu1h t;;G, $2,500; 2010 JO wtth cuttlvator 12,500: Super 55 Oliver $1,795; Jubilll For<!, $1,119S; aN Ford $1,795;_1>17 AC $1,995; Owner will Flntnea. 614--286-6522 F1rguson 30 Trwctor & Equlpmant. lor aale, & r.ctory 2 horH trailer $650 al.a hal 1 kida pony. 3 whHiof. e14-388-8llla. 64 Hay & Grain Hay lor Salt. Clover & nmothy. Round Balli In tht Field. 614245-5598 Transportation 71 Autos for sale '79 llneoln Contlntntal Town Car, South Carolina car. A·1 Cond, load.d, aaklng $2,500. 304·773-9139. Pets for Sale +++HAPPV 1087 Fitn:~ err. e cyllndar, 33,000 mlln. Call av.nlnga 614--2581997. & C.nning tomatoes tor •II. Pick your own or already p6dcld. 114247~911. Canning lomttOIII. S3 • buahtl. Pick your own. Bring own eontllntrs. Rtdlgr•n peppers. 114247-3283. EU90nt Oovlo. Canning tomaton. Bring contalnlf"'. Marshall Adama. 11424MOU. Dunrovln Fruit Finn lust ort St. Rt. 881 Eatt ot Albtny. h Wt 10copl food llampo. Eor y harvool apptH,peach18, home grown melont end tomttoee. g.r dally, c,_d - o y. e14.f-296. . - . 4-------------------------~U --====------- HoH nrnnor bolrno, vou Dlofl 15 oonta pound, *-f7i-42& "Hold on! Didn't mother alwayluy to 51ay out of the water for 45 mlnUies after you eat?!" l A -.a- J 14Uf11 - · vogotablol. Froth 7:351ll S.nford And Son 2) (2:00) III ())Ill Growing Pol no Stopped tor e minor traffic matter, Carol finds herself in jail (R) Stereo C ID (!] Nollonol Cloogrophlc Special TM Amazon · s inhabitants must respond to bizarre seasonal rhythms. Stereo. g ®J 1121111 Piece Of Coke Two vary different men operate a bakery together llJ) Ill 21 Jump Slroet Penhall encounters e young team member whose been kidnappeed. (R) Stereo. 1;1 IIJ Murder, She Wrote Murder AI The Oasis ll!l Converullon With Olnoh ID MojOr League Bueboll Mogul no PrimeNewa 11J1 MOVIE: Convicted (2 00) 1~ Apac;:ha 13 fl poJHIP Inlier, $100. ~-3Z17 anar 5:00 PM. 11180 Holliday Rtmblar, 32ft _, Mit-contained, 28ft . ewning on h. 814-388-0331. 1i87 Monte Carlo, Super aport, Surgandy, 43,000 millS, shtrp, 18,1100. e14-388-8,-434, e14-38811623. 10 .. Chrysler lABaron, v:1. low --" load . p ay mII Ugl, nc. Cunv., oH. 5\1-446-Biaa. Dunbuggr. F.ctory trame Volkniagan ""9lno. e14-H25912. I::::::::::::::::;-::;;;;;;:-;;:;:;:::-:GOYIIINIIEHT MIZID - from 1100. Forca lwcad Conott•. C11oWp. llurplt& e14- Your-. (1) IOfi.N'I4000 Eot. 8-10191. VJEU'~ a UlTITlfMWT 1--N:MY Wi\1f AlWAYS (C'MR.AIIJIIJ6 Af'iJ.Jr . 5CO BILLIOIJ CULAR BAD LC\1\IJ 1l(Xf<AL BI\IL-OUf R<OSRAIA BASEMENl WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonal lifetime gualllnIM. Local rtlaranell fumlshld . FrH ..tlmat•. Call cotlect 1· et4-231-G488, day or night . RogaN B111rnent W1terpr~ tlng. "Q-.J ~·- lH IS (ALlo.Y IN H 16lt:RY , IN R::)IA P E II I NvENTEDAWAY 10 PLL.Jq- UP NOL.lNT VE5LJVHJ5, A.D. 79, !viAGN LI5 RX. Lla.JS Cf' I I .. - . ' !' ~ I) ~ AN ACTIVE \01.-CAI-JO. " IT IS 5AIDTI-\ATSO'AEOF 1l-'E SWRVI\ORS ARE 5TILLLCXlkJNG R::::R H IM !' 6Mo-~1811. Roo'o TV Sorvlco, IIIIClallzlr~Q In Z.nllh alto MMclng lnOI1 other bf'llnda. HouM calli, •lao sornt tpplltnca rtp~lrt.. WV 304-67t-23811 Ohio e14-446-2464 . Roofing snd Siding. Trailer roots palntacl. Fr11 11tlmate1. Frtd Marb, 304·77').1118. Rotsry or cable tool drilling Moat wall• complatad 11me day: Pump sar.a and lllrVk:ot 304885-3802. • ....,. . . . • ~ BARNEY YORE YARD IS FUL L OF TATER PEELIN'S, LOWE ElY II I AIN'T BEEN 8:30 III ()) 11J Hood Of Tho Cllaa Aristotle finds himself c aught between the mob and the FBI (A) 1;1 ®l 0 Ill Hla & Hero Doug and Reggie agroo to oHer advice on a radio show . Q 12D On Stage ID Mofor Leogue BoHblll 9;00 III ())Ill Coogle Howaer, M.D. Doogie unwisely agrees to let Vinn ie videotape him on his rounds . (A) Stereo. C ID [!) Volcu Of S.rollno A young South African acting troupe perlorms the Broadway hit Serafina! , a musical dramatization of a 1976 South African uprising. (I :30) Stereo ®l 1121111 Joke And Tho Fatrnln Jake investigates the murder ol a reporter . (R) 1;1 llJ) ID Molloy Molloy experiences her first crush on a handsome. materialistic t011n.O 11J MOlliE: Ptrtonola (2:00) all Lorry KlnQ Llvel 9:30 (l) D @ Night Court Harry TATERS-Uf-1 · - tries to conduct coun amtdsl construction noise. (A) Stereo. g III ()) II Anythi11Q But Love A corporate troubleshooter arrives, planning to oust Calherine. (AI Stereo. 1;1 llJ) Ill Ohoot Wrflor A horror novelist tries to be a loving lather and husband. Stereo. Dnl1 Saw-Vac S.Vlca Oaorgn CrMk Rd. Parte, pUn, pickup, and delivery. 11444&-0294. .up: & Heating C.rtar'a Plumbing sndHu!lng Fourth and Prne GalllpoUs, Ohio ASTRO-GRAPH 814-406-3881 84 Electrical & R..ldlnllal or commtrtlel wiring, ntw III'Va or rep.ah UcenHd •ctrk::lan. Rktanouf Eloctrfcal, 304-875-1716. General Hauling AU Water Dollvory. 2,000 111'copocfty. e14-3f7-7301. :~~~- dollvwy cOli WatttrMn'l Wat.- HluH~ ,..l.oNble rltM, 'IOIUfnl • countl, 2,000 to 4,000 eapeclly =:::a~ 87 -· . . Coli Upholatery -"'f'• Upflolotor1'1fl _,._ lng lrl oounty ... ~~ bill In fumtlure u Col 80WII-41M lor froo _: tlrnot-. Trying to pat c h up a br o ken roman ce ? The As lro· Graph Mat chmaker c an help yo u to understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mail S2 to Matchmaker . P.O. Bo x 9142B , Cleveland. OH Refrigeration 85 R E G AG A I ONLY a ----!"' L.-.1..-...I.L--L._.J.__..J_~_J - e 44101-3428 'BERNICE VIRGO (Aug. 23- S.pt. 22) You might be inclined to take risks today, not neces BEDE OSOL s arily on yourself. but on others. There 's a possibility you may bac k the wrong horse . LIBRA (S.pl. 23-0<:1. 23) People jOu ' ll be Involved wllh In buslnoos today could lose confidence In you If you lalllo take 8 firm position on key matters. Don't lear of making an error cloud your ludgmonl. SCORPIO (0<:1. 24-Now. 22) A poor sense ot timing could cost you the sale today. Don' t be ao anxious to make your points that It causes your presenAuguol18, 111110 tation to appear out of sync. Think In an There Is a possibility you may conceive orderly manner. something rather revolutionary In the· SAOITTAAIUB (Now. 23-0.C. 21) A , year ahaad thai could be a boon In iOUr. jolnl venture In which you ere presenlly field of endeavor. Use your Inventive Involved must be monitored very carefully today or else you might fall heir to glf1a. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) TMre Is some- the grealer portion of lhe expenses. one with whom you are presenlly In- CAJIIUCORN (O.C. 22..,_ 11) Somevolved who alwayl attemp1s to pry lnlo one whole advice you IOIJOhl could get your confldonllal affairs. Today his/her a little miffed wllh you todoy llthle percuriosity Ia at a higher polnllhan uaual, son sees you do juat the opposllo of so monitor your comments carefulty. what was recommended . AQUARIUS (Jon. :HI-Fob. 11) You mighl not be as indus triou s as you should be today and you may took tor shortcuts for assignment s that require continuity and patience. Bungled results are likely. PISCES (Feb. 2Cf-Morch 20) If you wan I your friends to treat you with generosity and warmth today, you must treat them in the same manner yourself. Don·t e)( · peel what you don't deliver. ARIES (MIIrch 21·Aprll 11) There's a posslblllly you mlghl pack II in lodai just when your objective Is within reach. If you hope to be a winner . you musl put the emphasis on your staying power . AURUS (April 20-MIIJ 20) Today you may be asked to relay some critical ln . !ormation to a second party. lt would be wise to put the message on paper. be~auae your memory might not be as reiiBbte as usual. GEMINI (lhJ 21-Ju. . 20) Be extremely careful loday If you are handii11Q Iunde lor someone other than youraell. Somelhlng unexpected mlgh1 develop thai ~ould have a negallve affect on your attention span. CANCER (June 21.Juty 22) Indecisive people could lnfroduce compllcattonl lnlo your affairs 1oday. ll'a belt nol lo get serloully Involved with anyone whO cannot make up his/her own mind. r 10:00 (l) II @ Door John John quits his teaching job for a lucrali•e_publishlng job. (A) Slereo. Q (J) NtWI III ()) C1 Equal JuoUco Mike defends a baHared housewileJA) 1;1 ®J 1121111 Houro Dan Rather examines why children are being raised by Iosier parents . Stereo. t:;1 ilJ) Ill New Twilight Zone EvenlnQ Nowl 10 700 Club With Pol a AOberiiOn 10:05 II) MOVIE; Tho ShooUot iPGI (2:00) e 10:30 (2) 0 Otter John John plane to confront his boss about termlnaii11Q their affair. (A) ID Newowolch Cll Yo Done Good This program profiles philanthropist Rev . Mother W a - and laafurea Interviews with Waddles, her volunteers, and world boxing champ Thomas Hearne. tlllaTul Qll CIOOit l CIIIM 11:00 (2) II III ()) e ®l 1121e Ollewt (!) TWIIIaltl z<D Tom hten: Thriving On ~ ,. Complete _th e chuckl e quo ted by hlhno 1n the m1~s1ng word s you dev elop Irom step No . 3 below PRINT NUMBERED l £TT (RS IN SQUARES SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS t - •~ Gossip - Obese- Rigor- Weaken - BAGGIER From The Oidja Ever Notice Department: Clothes that are tight get tigtller in the wash while those that are baggy gel BAG~IER . NORTH BRIDGE 1-11·10 • J72 .AQI0742 t A5 +J 7 JAMES JACOBY WEST EAST • Q 10 8 6 3 • 94 •n t9 • J 963 • J 10 8 3 +K 3 2 .10 9 8 6 1 SOUTH +AK5 Taking out insurance .K tKQ 7 642 +AQ4 By James Jacoby Vulnerable Both Deal er : North When South saw the dummy , he chided himself for being limtd . Ther e were 13tricks m no-trump-for lhe tak mg 11 e~ther the jack of hearts c ame down or the diamond suit split 3-2 o verall . an excellent chance. Declarer played dummy 's jac k of South Ea!ll Pass 3. Pass Pass 4 NT 5 NT 6 NT Pas.c; Pass All pass Pas..c; clubs, covered with the king and ace. Openin g lead He cashed ht s king of hearts . went to Pass + 10 dummy with the ace or dlamonds and played A-Q of hearts, throwmg hi s small s pade and small club . He then played K-Q ol diamonds . But East had the d1amond s u1t st opped . And Eas t now had a good heart - lhe jack Wh en declarer gave up a diamond trick . East ca shed th e he art £or d o wn one Although declarer was a fa~Jorite to take all the tricks , he missed a way to almost guarantee L2 tricks in notrump Declarer was not playing in tournament competitmn. where his result would be compared w11h the re - s ulls of olhers playing the same hand. Inst ead , the ga me was rubber bridge South should therefore have done what he could to ensure making the small slam . Afl e r cas hing his hearl king, he should si mply play a low diamood !rom the North and South hands. Ei lher delender can win that d1amond tri ck, but now declarer cannot be pre- . vented !rom gelling to dummy with the ace of diamonds to cash the A-Q of he arts, and the rest of his diamonds will be good . barring an extremely unlikely !>-0 dtamond split. CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 45 Au natural 46 Delight 1 Pipe 47 Celebes piec e ox 51horaJ< 10 Facility DOWN 11 Baseball 1 Pulpit lalk (abbr . ) pilch 12 A cc eler - 2 Ohi~ese pagoda ate 13 Compli - Yesterday's Answer 3 Psycho 32 Con c em logical 17 Saucy wilh - 18 Concepl drawal 20 Skinny 34 4 Encounter 22 Ooze 35 Jewi s h cathedral 5 M1ld cigar 24 Busy town 6 Hebrew 25 Give the cate 14 R o se exlract 16 English eye mea s ure 17 Orange 7 Stink 26 Ode 19 Uprising 8 Deal in 28 C lOS S 21 Tracylilm 9 Three spot s eed f role 1 Blem1sh ing r inished month 36 Mast 38 "Maniage Feas t " sile 40 tnlel (Sp ) off 421urmoil 30 S kim : 43 G1assy 15 Tu1key - 23 Barrel Stereo. I2D Nuhvlllo Now (l) PEEL IN' NO S.ptlc Ttn~ Pumping S• Gallla Co. RON EV~NSlNTERPAiSES Jackaon, OH 1-800.a37-e528. ' Plumbing My sons Little League coach was giving the team a pep lalk. "Just remember," he roared , '1he team that is t---T,l.--'ilr-':..,:.1.:_:;.,..c..:,,,.,a~ G (2:00) Comp ... l lloblle Home HI UPI I repaln, alao plumbing & electrical, rooUng, r~modtllng, patkle & dtckt ale. REIMOOEL· INGI Rtfsnnc:ae-. E1Umat11. 82 _ ~ '----'----l-__JL-.J_-l_ ,., 8:051ll MOVIE: Rio Lobo iGI :;:, MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP Improvements 304- 1700; 1m t..blrron, 71,000 mi ... wllh air, Q95. For Sale Of !radii. 814-256-1270. S£(o<rT1r',MWCAiq Home Pickup, tutomaUc frtnlmlulon, tutom~llc tr~n•mltelon, rtaU a -n-Its ca...uTRY LU1:) I-UD A ------· 81 A & R Wal..- llorvloo. Poola ,._ tema, walill. lmmldltte-1 000 or 1800; 1m Ford Cubo Truek, 1HUJ --n-Jf. ACMIIJSTRATOJ COULD TAI:f N1. 11\ATSlX/Al Services $3,000 bolh w/1lr; 11118 Chivy 1i87 Tampa, $3000; 1i87 Oultlf, EEK AND MEEK ~ 0 Unsolved Mytteriet Visit Alcatraz prison to trace the escape routs of 3 prisoners. (R) 1;1 [J) MOVIE: The Eucutloner'a Song (PI I Of 1m Dodge motor homa, 304773-&343, Chlrll1 Dackar. 1985 Chavlltt -4dr, autom1tlc I •lr, AmiFM ••reo eaUitta, $1,8!10. e14-448-8751. Vegetables · - ~·.......... In Pomlt Wll taka -cath, car, truak, bOot, _ _., 110. for d~lt . Mall1 In offw. ,r Fruits a cond . If tru ASK M~' ITS 11-1£. I G1 B EN t---rl-..,l5,..-,l,..1 ~,~ r~-----------=----, Winning will never say 'It's 7:30 (l) 11 Family Feud [J) Bowltchad III Enterlllnment Tonlghl ())II Mon111'o Fomlly ®l 1121. @ JtoPirdyl 1;1 llJ) 18 M'A'S'H aJ Home Run Derby Wally Post vs Henry Aaron Cronflro MY FR.IEND.' 19111 Corv1n1 Stingray; 19&6 Marcedn B•nds; t984 Chivy C.t1bfily; 1982 Saab; 1988 Ford Aero Star Van ; 1883 Chryslar Cordova; 1982 Volkswtgon Scrroeco: 814-446-0706, 614-388lm5. e7!1. Llind oontrML Ll4'8 whlll and dNI on • nnty r.mod•l•d good I I I 1I McCormick t:;l t:;l IT 'NOULP, EH ? IT 'S A GOOD THIWG "YOU DIDN ' T RET YOUR LIFE ON IT, Supplies =c-~-:--~-:-­ 198!1 Dodge Charger, automatic & air, Arnn=M st•reo eaiHita, rnr datro.ter, $2500. 814-4..6- Hou. tor Nle, 5 Burdette Addn, 304-eJ'5.27ll4. C.mper, TUNHOT I 8:00 (2) II iROCC.OLJ. & TERRV TRAVEL TRAILERS 1999 CLOSEOUT! All units to go tl lowltl pricn this yaarl Plus no charge tor AIC. Tarry dealar tor over 20 yur1. Buy wfth contldanca. Fixed ,.,. financing available. IRVINES CAMPER SALESI On St. AI. 7 North ol St. AI . ese. Ltttla Hock ing Ohio Approx. eo min. I*Nt-2211. WlU tutor any subject H2 In your hom• or mint. Dorothy .. ltchlll 304-675-2598. t Motor Homes 19M 1985 Chevy Cavalier. Autom1tlc, .-.door, smltm atereo ea ...tlt. Good condhlon. 12,800. et4-886...18. bulment, •tteched garaga. 20 minute• from Athln1J... 1-11'2 mil• to M.tge High ~hool. Reference~ •nd dapoatl , . qulrod. e14-8113.fHl Campers the a 7;051ll Jefferson• Plcll up btdl, Fordl and Cheva, 1980 to 1N7, no rutl, 304-6758288. 5873. Instruction r--....r-~ you'p THIN/< IF THf PfZf51PEI'fi ~ CtiANGft> HI$ MINI> A8'0lJT iA'}(.E$, He 1I~ MIGHT ?ECONSIJ>E' i & Building & FRANK AND ERNEST NOW ON SALE11 YAMAHA WAVERUNNEA9 . Sal•, Ptrtl, Accn.arln1• S.rvlet. RIVER· SIDE MARINE, Rl. 7 (acron trom K-Mart) Galllpollt, Oh. 114446-242 .. 79 of words beform four simple words a 8886. Camper shan S-450. For mora Into :Jo4-tl7&-2086 att~~r 5:00PM. Instruments Country Soiling. 4 bodroorno, 211'2 baths, cenlf'111 heal and 1lr, ~=-c--c-:--cc~--:­ Mult Sell This WMkl Makt o~ far, 12ft . tlahlng bOlt, new 9.0 outboard, with tralllr. 614-446- WOlD GAM I 2 l IIIInolde Ed111on ID (!] MocNetl Lehror NewaHour ())II Current Affair ®l 1121• 0 Wheel Of FonuneO llJ) 1D Night Court t:;1 11J Mllml VIce Crockett and Tubbs use Trudy as bait against a sad1stic killer. Stereo. I2D Mu11c Row VIdeo aJ SportaCenler Moneyllne 10 Seerecrow & Mro. King Motors Auto Pans I (!) Andy Griffith for Sale 76 10 7:00 (l) 11 PM Mogulnt -.p. 4-0, cau 304-882-3646 . 1.. =-· & low 8:351ll Andy Qrlfflth 1989 Suzuki Quad Racer. I month• Old. EJ:cel._nt condllton, 11'1111 tim. $2,850. 814-94g...2722 . 1965 Corvalr convartl~a . Standard Transmission, runa good, needs paint , $1,000. 814-245- 245~121. 58 1087 Suzuki Qued Runner 4whMI.,., altctrk: llart, ,....... g11r. Exc1111nt condition $1800. Coli 614-446-8751. 1983 motor homt. Toyott Dol· phln. S.lf-conlalntd, Nl1 on gaa, duel-air. Good condttlon. Low mil•. $10,800. 114-185-4418. Bloe k, brick, Nwer plpas, ~n ­ doWI, linitis, ate. Clavda Wln1trl, Rio Grande, OH Call 614- 56 muat ..nl e14-388- Noaotlonoblo prl<o, 84t7 oak lor D.J. ·a7 Olds Flrenu, 33,000 mil .., Ilks naw, $5,500. call ahar 7:00, 304-937-2805. Unldan 6000 Satalllla wl1h 10' black mesh dish, h:>r Nil or trad•. 304-57'6-2367. S5 moving, • 8:051ll BeveriJ HlllbiiiiOI 8:30 (2) II @ NBC Nlghtiy Newa 5pm 9102. Por1abla lighted sign wllaners $299. Fr" delivery. Platlc iellart $-47.50 box. 1-800-533-3453. owner Hers III ()) Ill ABC New1 t:;l IDBodyEIICirtc Cll 3-2·1 ConiiC1 t:;1 l!ll 1121111 C8S Newa t:;l II] Ill Throe'a ComPifny ll!l Top Cord ID Sportalook For Mia 8 Cyl. Motor tor a Ford Auto. $150.&14-446..,.537 After ••c 1 rooms 1 112 btlhs, country living but eloM to u.lgs School and town. Rt. 33-4 lana, Town1hlp Road 21. Plr.t road to Call 814·112·7'118 or 1·384- ~ ~~·~--------------~ Accessories 1975 Lincoln Cont., 1975 Olda JACK FLEA Cull11s, both run, $295 uch, 30H7ti-221a. GARD+++ FrMzar Largl Upright, filS . Ctll All mstal patented davkt con· ahtr 5p.m_614-44&-lMO. troll flus In lhl home without 1976 Corvtne. Call 1\ltnlngs 614-256-6997. GOOD USED APPLIANCES PESTICIDES . A11ults ovsrnlght . Washer., dry•rw. rafriglftlora, BIDWEll CASH FEED t [ &J 1917 Ford LT02. Air, avtomatlc. rtngu_ Slcagga Applltncas, GROCERY & J 0 NORTH Runs good. $750. 614-~~28n. Uppar Rivsr Rd. B.. ldt Stone PRODUCE . Cflst Notal . Call 614-446-7398 7 wll old Siberian Huslcl.., $40 1978 Dodge Mtgnum, V8, t-top, lair eondtllon. Balli attar. 614Mollohan Carpet1 Uppar Rt . 1 304-e75-6182. 949-2693. Nor1h Quality Carpalt & Fumi· AKC registorld Chow Chow, tur1 at low prl cn . Check us out. btack, S1SO. 6l41992-6611 1978 Ford Gr~nadt , nm1, $300. 6l4-446-~44 614-245-9263. Dragonwynd Cattary Pers ian , PICKENS FURNITURE 1978 Ford LTD II, low mlluga 1 Slam... and Himalayan klll1n1 NtwiUsad ntw tlrll, batttry, ate., gooa 614-446-3844 ahar 7 p.m. Housahold fumlahlng . 112 mi. car. $2450 080, 614-44&-H58. Jtrrlcho Rd . Pt. Pluunt, WV, Fish Tank, 2413 Jackson A11a . cond, Point Pt .. unt, 304-675-2063. 10 1018 Regal Sulek, call 304-675·14.50. gal set up $14.H and 10 gal 68,000 mllu, $2 ,000_ 304~~ Queen slzt water bad, mlrrowed eomplall $43.25. 7156. booil.caH hudbotrd , padld rillS, 2 uts lhMII, 6 month Groom and Supply Shop-Pat 197'9 Chivy Ctmaro. 305 auto, told, $200. 304--17&-)4.41. Groom ing. All bJHds. Allltyl11. wtalr, 304-675-1038. lams Psi Food Dtalar. Julia 1979 Ford $500, Oreal Buy! 614RENT TO OWN Webb. Call 814-4-46-0231. 256-81'17. 814-446-3156 6 pc. wood group SM.01 IM' Half Yorkshire Ttrrlar puppln, 1919 Ford Muattng, S900 . runa w.. k. 4 poe:ter bldroom sulta, $25. 304-fl75-.5203 good, 304-675-5705 attar 5:00 compllla $15.20 per WMit, dlnatlt with 4 chair~ $7.50 IM' Purebred (no papl!r.) Nor· PM . WHk. Magie Chaf cu. ft . walgtn Elkhound puppl11, 304· 1080 Flrablrd, right ftonl Aefrigar•tor $12.95 par Mlk, 15 895.J92ti. dam1gld, beat ott.r. 614-388CU ft . frMZir, l10.90 par Rag'd baagl11, 5 mos old, 1 932a. WMk.VI'Ra Furniture. Rt. MI. 4 mala, 1 r.mall , 150 11ch, 61-4· 1981 Otds Cullass Brougham, mll11 oft Rl . 7-<Antanary.Opan 7 245-e578. air, IH1.~.__cruiM, power locks, uc days a wMk. Raglstarad AKC Bau1n pups. 6 eond, ~1.100 . 30 ...e75-3448. SW~IN w11ka Old. $125. uch 614-667AUCTION I FURNITURE. 62 e758. 1983Z28, 304-882·2519. Olive St., Qalllpolla. NIW & Uud tumnure, h.. tars, Wntam • Ragistarld Himalayan klltana. 1983 Chsvy Cavlllar, 4dr, 4apd, Work boott. 614-446-:tlSO. flmalll tnd main. Must '"to Powars atHring, powtr brlket. appr.clate. C11h. No eheclts. Aoklng $800. 614-256~m . Call 614·992-2607. 1983 Impala. 1974 Non. 304Slamne Kittens $50. Etch. 614- 458·1611. 37'9-21 13 198<1 YW Rabbit L, good cond, AC , Capel. 12,000. 0 .8.0 . 11457 Musical 241-11184. ·ITl ACREAl DEAL TIJAN IT ALWAYS IS ' good cond 1m 17 fl. Bttrcratt Tri-Hull Boat. 125 MP, Evlnrudll Engine, eomplata top naw ul)holetlry. Call 614-286-1318 thlr ):00 p.m. 1984 Bomber Ftth 1 Ski, 18ft. 140hp, 110 motor, 1llvtr mlt•l floko . .laking, $8,000. e14-2459100. Moldld vinyl luggage, charcoal gn'J, larga pullman cas• $30 an c01metic ctse $15. 304-mNew 9U tumanca, uHd windows, like new 3-wht~ler Yamaha, r1cllner chair. 614·992· 5970. eoo, Jim's Farm Equipmanl, SR. 35, Wast Gallipolis, 614 ....46-9771; Wlda salactlon new & u..ct ttnn 1111etor1 & lmplam1nts. Buy, stU, treda, 8:00-5:00 wMkdays, S.l. 1111 Noon. 63 NOW Alol ofHondl new pirtl. 1m CB 814-446-0504. Suf* Sport. 1988 Nlnl• 0 four Reorro nge I. Krombled ~Newhart C 75 Boats 366a. TH INK Motorcycles Gnvtli Wlllk bohlnd wl1h 30" Bush f-log, $550. llrrn. 304"""5815G"I anytfm1. For Sale; Wood burning Fur.noco Systam, $200. 614-44&-~8 2br, trtller In country. Coo nly water, boll ia gas turn.a ca . window air condiUon.d_ 614-441). 0893. 304-87!-8200. Antiques Merchandise 2br, tum lthld , or untumishld. 614-446-0S27 Rent : 3 bedroom lreller. Nlct, 2 mllu from Pomlfoy on Sr M3. 53 Fl111wood For Sala; Mostly sugar, 4x18, Btaek. Spill atacktd and dellva,-.d, $50 . 614-446-3057. Coueh, 2 chair~, and t•bt• , 2 Iampi S150. Wood tabla 4 ehalrs $80. 2 brwsa lamps $30. bar 2 11ools S25 . lOol-67!-6865. = :______ Doubla wlda , privata lot , 3 bad. rooms.J.. 2 lull baths, alrtcond, Gall. t-arry, $325. month. J04. elS-3087. :~=~~~======:;:====="':':"'::~:":":·:""~~ YOU IT'S ANY HOTTER 1090 Bronco XLT, loadld, 18,000 mlln, $12,000. 114-441-7720. Diving w•lghta, 30 inch ttove, $100; Lawn Chltl Lawn Mower, 1 y.. r old, $750 ; metal desk, $50; Pool claaner, 6 moa okl. S200; 614-388--8817 1vanlnga. 51 W~AT MAKES good cond, 304-675-llt10. 74 'Ulllll S@itotllA- <Z t~Se _ _ _ ___;_ _: Edhod by CIA Y R. 'OUAN 6:00 (l) D III ()) Ill ®l 1121 .. @Newo I]) I Dream Of Jeannie ID Degronl Junior High Spike is given an 999 to care lor to simulate caring lor a baby. t:;1 Cll ANding Aolnbow t:;1 II] Ill Andy Griffith IIJ He-Mon ID lnolde Tho POA Tour WOIId Todoy 10 Hordc:utie And WD's 3118-89&4. 1980 J•p CJ5, low mll11, wry Would llka to rent houH In th• country. L.angsvllle/Oel'lar or Salem Canttr area. 814·.,.2·2339 or 614-669-'008. Farmland 45 AcrH mo,.. or I"'· Bud Ch1nln Road, city water, pavad road, $27,000. 304-71fi... 3579. vans &4 73 WED., AUG. 15 THAT DAIII EVENING 1985 Ford F250 diiNI ptckup, 16,900. 304-875-liiZI. One bedroom tumlahed apt , Why Rent? Hom" for $1.00, Gov't Glv. Away Programs! For lnformallon Mot- 8 Trucks for Sale uUIItlu paid, 30ol-675-2122. $12,900 dallvered and HI up. SINplng rooms with cooking. C&ll1-800-729-4045 for data lis. Also trailer s~ac1 . All hook -upt. Moblla Mama tar .. ,, on 3 Call tnar 2.00 p.m., 304·7'13quart art 1crt ol land. For 5651, Mason WY. $7,000. 614·256-1575. 46 Space for Rent 1.. X70 wta1pando, Nashua situated .75 acre land, Potnl Commercltl Sign Sp..sc. Rt. 35 Pl•aa.anl, Many artru, 304-675- Will. 8M·245--8~. 791'7. Country Mobile Hom• Perk, Routa 33, North of Pom~roy. 34 Business lots, renttls, pirtl, sat". Call 614-992·lll79. Buildings 0.- 9 72 The Daily Sentinei- Paga- 13 Television Viewing 198& Tran~ -Am, 11,000 mtle•. be. Cond., gorogo bpi . 19,000 firm. 814-256-lliSBO. One bedroom apta. lor ,..nt. bedroom, C.nln~l Air $5995 849.()870 Ext. R-313. shown by appointment 614-4481012. 45 Furnished 1974 Kir11:wood 12x60 2BR, ••c. Rooms cond. 614-446--4782. Rooma for rant· wask or month . SPECIAL Factory to you1!HI1, 2 or 3 bldroom14x70 mod•l• •t Starting at $120/mo. Gallla Hotal. tha unbllltvabla prict of 614..46-9580. Old Pomaroy Library building tor laau. For lntorrn.atlon conttcl Ruth Power. at the Meigs County Public Library. 614-9g2. BORN 1081 Ford Eecort GT, air, S ei)Md, ••c eond, 304-175-1014. $225 month. O.po1H requlr.d. ,.poe. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 1085 Cldl t8 Ragtncy. Exc. cond, 10,000 mlltl. 814-446-8102. AENTEASI Homn from $1.00 (U-Rtp.lr) Gov't glvuWiy, bank ,...,., for.cl01urw, taa: dslln~-67~~:·;.go 12><60 12,!100. quent prope,1... 1·918-6225652~ Ext. R1244, Including Sot. 1f74CorrlagoHouoo, allolocldc, end :sun. 2JM cotor TV pk::ture tu~. good. 304-882-3104. home, 30<1-6'75-2302 or 615-1!71. 2566. Nicely Fum'ed Small ho1.111, garage, not aullablt for children, no ~·· 1300/mo. Dtposlt, 81.........o:J38. for Sale - 15. 1990 Autos for sale 1981 F<>rd E_,, 2dr 6ood., Exc. ga mlloago, $1,el5. !!try: e14-288-50el, Eveninge: 814245-8118. btdroom furnished apt., deposit & retarenc. requlrad, 304-882- Nicely Fumlahsd Moblla Homa In city. CA. Suitab'- for 1 p«· eon. Rat. &O.p Raquirld 61.. 446.0338 Mobile Homes 71 Mlddlepon, Ohio, BHch St. One Spring Valley Aru, 3br, 3 bathe, formal dining room, large flmlly room wHh woodbr.~mln9 flrtplace with bucbtova 2 ear gar•r· d.ck, brick pat1 o, hot tub utility building, 5'17 Oak Drive 614-448-4928 attar &p.m. 32 ~ ~~" - -- - -- -~ KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wri11ht Apanment August 15, 1990 for Rent Price rtduced, 6 room houaa In Announcements Wednesday, skale ground pari 27 Change lhe a la•m 28 Austr allan wild dog 29 Subdue 30 Lenien\ 31 Gloomy au .a 33 T ailoling tetm 34 Bland food 3 7 Distafl kin 39 Doted on 41 Russian sea 44 Medical solution UAILY CRVPTOQlJ(JfES - llrre's how lo work It : 8-15 One letter stands lor another . In Uus sample A is used lor the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc Single letters, apostrophes,the lenl(th and !ormation ol the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dille rent. CRYPTOQUOTE C U V Q Y V Z V MJ V 0 U II 0 S TC cuv X H R Z R M II Q V QTJJII.JF XH IIWSVQIIYIICG . - STYKVM - YGCCXJ Ye•terdey'• Cryptoqaote: DRUNKENNESS IS TEMPORARY SUICIDE; TilE IIAPPINESS IT BRINGS _ IS MERELY NEGATIVE. A MOMENTARY CESSA. TION OF UNIIAPPINESS. - BERTRAND RUSSEll_ �I -·- ·- --------, Ohio Lotten· . Meigs fair ' harness races Wednesday Piek·3: 750 Plck -1: 1730 Cards: 9-H; K·C; ~-D; 7·S SUP''' Lotto 2·4·13·23-33-35 Kh ·kr•r 562X51 Clt•ar tonight. Low in mid 60s. Friday, partly sunny. Hi gh in up per 80s. Chance of Page 3 rain 20 pt•rt·Pnt. STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-1 0 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUG. 12 THRU SAT., AUG. 18 Vol.41, No 73 Copyrighted 1990 2 Sect1ons. 12 Pages 25 Cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, August 16, 1990 A Multimedia Inc.' Newspaper Brown casts deciding vote on Meigs issue By BRIAN J. REED Senllnel News Staff The decision on the conlrov rrs y CHICKEN Leg Quarters ...... !8~ 49( P?RK $ 79 Lom Chops .........~. 1 1/4 KENTUCKY BORDER . W1eners ......•.....••... 12 OZ. PKG. ECKRICH SMOKED $ 99 Sausage ......•....•. ~~ T-Bone Steak ...•• ~. 3 CHOICE BEEF $ 99 ROUND STEAK ..•• ~8~ 1 THORN APPLE VALLEY ROUND $ 9 11 Turkey Ham •..•..• !~ ECKRICH $ 69 B logna ...•...•....• ~·; 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF GOLD BONE FUDGESICLE OR POPSICLE U.S.D~A. 12 PACK CII .UIPIOI\0 SIBLINGS - Brother. .Jprome•>, Fair ,Junior Rf'ef S howmanship competition and lf•fl, and Robhk Calaway dernon~trat~>d cham pionship s ly)(•. ,Jprom ep w~t"i st'lt•t:t ed a .r.; Gra nd Champion Bed Showman at Uw Meig"'i Count y Robhit• rt•ceivf'd rrsrrve <'hampion in the r\lent. In tht• Gnuu.l ( 'hampions hip Str·er competition, FRIED CHICKEN 28 oz. ------ Powell's Supermarket FLAVORITE ASST. POPSICLES 12 PACK White Potatoes· B:G. 1 FLAVORITE 2°/o Milk ..••.•••. ::~~N.$1 79 KRAFT PHIL. Reg. or Soft SUNSHINE Dog F00 d••••••••••••• 20LB.BAG $ Cream Cheesea.o;.~o: 99( 299 f$l . I P1neapp e••••••••••• 2 3 DIAMOND 20 oz. CAN KEMP'S PAIL Ice Cream S QUART PAIL ••••••••••• BANQUET . 5 •••••••••..• oz. Tv D1nner 10-12 69< Powell's Supermarket ••••COUPON••• PUDDING POPS 12 CT. ri'!•Wrvt• t hampion . WHITE CLOUD GRAPE JELLY . 32 oz. 79( At Powoll's Iuper Valu 12 thru Sat., Aug. II CAT FOOD 601. 6f$1 Good Onll At Powell's Sup11 Yalu Goad Sun., ug. 12 thru Sat, Aug. 18 SUGAR 4LB. 99( Good Onl{ At Powell's Super Volu Good Sun., ug. 12 thru Sal., 18 I I I I e I I I BATHROOM TISSUE the M eig s Board of Ment a l Relardalion and DPvrlopmenlal Dl sa billtlrs 10 pl ace a 1. 5 mill contin ui ng lrv v on lhP NovPrnber ballot during th r ir regula r rTIPl'lin _g V/ednP s da ~: a fl t•r·noon . LPC' WL•demt'yl' r . Su pr-r intrn d· Pn t of Ca rl('! On Schoo l a nd Mt"' igs Indu stries . ml't with theco mm is sionPrs Wl'dnl.'sda\ tn se Pk th r ir Acco rdi ng to Wedemeye r. lhP c u rr<'n t O!Jl' l" £tt i ng levy on ly supp· lie s thr dis trict wi th 19 pr rcf'nt of th e tolal OIJ('ra tin g budget for th r ope ra ti on. which provid£>s srr v l· L"f' S for those Meigs Cou nti ans wrlh di sabllllies. anlm ously to authorize the board to put the levy on the ballot. Th r Thi" figun' is down from 4H ThPother portion of the op('rating budgrt is now pro vided in lhl' form of what pt ' JT ('nt in19~~ - Wedemeye r rdrr s to a s " ... oft n'\' f' llU PS," t ha t hPing fundi ng sn ur r Ps surh J S g ra nts Jlld s harPd ri'VPnuPs w ith otllf'r agPnCil'S . Strrssing thr impo r ta nrf' of MRDD to the pcn nom y of Mf' igs Co unt y, WedPmPyer pointrd out t ht> fact that lh t' di s tri rt p rovifi P... ll." \ jobs, CjQ pPn'Pil l of Whirh cll"f' twlct bj' rPsidcn ts of Ml' igs (' I IU nI y . Th 1• romm iss innrrs vo tPd Ull · c omm i ssio nrr s a lso gran ted a bid to Motorola Corv o· ratiun for the nPw ra d io rq ulp· for fhP Meigs Cou nt y Sher iff ' s DeparlmPnl which was discussed at last wN•k 's mePt i ng rn r nt Motorola' s wa s th e onl y bid IT'Ceived for thP equ i pment. whirh will incl udP a nrw basr un it. Sf' Veral nrw m obi iP unit s l or shrriff' s rr ui sPrs a nd a rPpPa tf'r to be insta lled on thr So uthea st t•r n Ohlo Emerg Pnc~' M Pd iral Srr v i rrs tnwt;'r Thf• total cO st ag r PPd to by thr l" Ommi ssionrr s for lhf' nPw rquipmPn t .v PstPr d ay was $ ~)(UW:Jj ."l. inr luding in sta llation Draft horse winners are named T r o!Jhi('s a nd r ose t II..' S were awardPd to grand champion ho r.'il'S in Pen· heron. Belg ian a nd grad e classes following judging ill Meigs Cou nt y Fa ir by Ra lph Bloom of Hillsboro . In th P Prrcheron division. Ronald Whittington of Albany, look thr lrophy award for grand champion sla lllon. wllh Charles Shain of PomProy lakin g the grand ch a mpion marr Whitting· ton took two first pla cP ribbon s and two seco nd pla ces in the judging, whi le Shain received th ree fi rsts . two second and a third. In th e Bel gian judg mg. L.rs tr r Manua l of Rac ine had thr grancl champi on stallion. Timot hy J. Bearhs of Pomeroy. the grand r ll ampion marP , Mike Brothr rs. Pomr roy, I hP grand c ham pi on gradr marP, a nd ,John and Mary K. RoSP, thP ovPral l grand champi on geldin g. Manual had thrl'l' firs ts . a spco nd a nd a t hi rei pia ce ri bi.MJn in t hp jut!ging , BParhs had lwo fi rsts , a nd a th ird. a nd RosP l ook a first, I wo st'conds , and a third in I he comp<• ti li on. Others rc el'i v i ng Ulu e r ibbon ~1wa r d 'l in l hP l~l g i an ex hibit wrn• Lr s!Pr P a rke r. Pom r r o~' . B ~Ton W Jarrws. C uysvi i iP. and Hotw rt R . H arri s. Pnnw roy . In the grad£' horsi'S, Mr . and :'vtrs. Ro se took J. fir st and a r.; (' cond in thP judging in ad dition to the grand champion gelding. while Bro th er s took a first and a third . Also taking a f~r s t and a sr co nd ln 1hr grad P hurs t' corn J.H' ti lion was Timothy Bearhs Rod nrv Tuttle o f Racine look a .seco nd in thre evearoldgeld lng s, with Th omas W. Kar r , Pom er oy , tak in g a third in same class . •-•COUPON KRAFT BARB QUE SAUCE oz. 79< Powell's Supermarket 4ROLLPI 99( INDIVIDUAL SLICES 12 oz. $139 Powell's Supermarket mad e up of Rrcdsvi llc res ident s. bv Ohio Secretar y of Stat e Sherrod Brown. A lette r regarding 13rown s d ec ision on a tie votr by lh C' Meigs Cou nt y Board of Elections who at tl' ndPd ... rv rr al board mrrtin gs and r irr ul all' cl pr ti was r ead Brown sLi t I'd that· 't ill' 1"1'<1 ."\( HIS cited b_v th1• rru•mbNs w ho \"Dtf'd in fa\·n r of th P motiun orp jx•a r to tw ba sed sO lPl .v on a n·;1c tion to at Mo nd ay n ig ht" s meellng of the board held in it s Pomeroy offi ce . Brow n voted ·· no' · on a motion madr last mont h to rescmd a 19R9 decision of the Me igs Co unt y Board of Elec li ons to close lh e Reedsvi lle polling place and comb ine il with the L.ong Boll om prec in ct The new precinct. ca ll ed Soulh Olive, has vo ters cas llng their ballots in th e Long Bonom Communi ty [lu ildin g Brown' s dP<"iSion. which brokP a t! r votr between t he board" s Democrat s, who vo ted agai nst lions asking th ai lh c HeedS\i ll c pr ec in cl b(' rr sto r rd . j.ln' SSUn' " f iO ill ftl(' r iti/ Pil .'-,' group ··No othl'r n'asons' '. Brown c ited .' "h ;IVP hi' Pn of fPrPd lo sug gpst wh y 1hP ori g ina l dPrision of thr boa r d wa .., w ro ng Two t•lpctions havP bf'Pn hrld in lhr . n pw p r P(' in c t s witili JU t prnblem . ., ·· OnP of tlll' n1a 1n puinh that th1• Rl't>d s vil lP rummiltf'f' ~trf' s :-. in it s at 11 •mpt to rrs torr lhf' pn' l' in ct i :-. thP di ~ rancr \'u tr r s thrrT• now nel'd tn tra v•·l a nd lht• nega liw• r l!rrt it m ~1 ~' ha vr on v otPr turn out. " While it i s tJ"UP t hat SOffit' \ " O il' r ~ mu st nnw 11 an •l rurthr r l h<:Jn bl'forP to vot e. i n otil Pr pa r h of thf' ro unt .v \'OIP r.-, m us t lra vPI f'\'Pn fu rl tw r· ·. Bmwn said in lhP lf' l ll'r . " O bv iOU!>. I_v··. ltw lr11Pr sl aiPtL "s r p;.Jr atr bounda riP~ c annot bf' P:-. tablislwd f or f'\ 'f'l"~' gPngrapllic J JT' iJ rrg ..J rd Ir s ... oft hP popul Jt inn or numbrr of rrgi stf'rrd votPrs in lhl' ar ra . Thu s. thr hoa r rt of r lr cl!on... mu st makl' difficult d r ri sions in sur h insla ncrs. ·· Acc ordiiW 10 Sa llv [)pbolt a s pokf's p(' r son fo r th(' Srrrf' I<H Y of Sta tr"s offiCI '. Brown 's drciS IOil now f'nd s J ll .\ adm inistr<:t t iv.' art ion o n l hr r P·distr ir ting iS:'iUf' . Brow n stat ed tha t thP onlv opti on for thosr d issat isfif'd wi!h thr decision wou ld br that of a ll' ga l na t u rr Th e board stJIPd at las t month "' m zrtln,l! that aftrr Urow n·s d(~c i s io n was rrnd errd. no furthN art ion wou ld be takrm on thr mJII<'r. alth ough D<>bolt did sial•• on Wednesday thai the Commission approves 1.5 mill Family is awarded $6 million for levy request for fall ballot Powell's Supermarket 18 v ol i ng precinct s h as been i ssued the motion to rescind the rr· drstr icting acti on. and the Rcpub· VELVEETA KRAFT H' · the re·dis tri cting in pla ce. des pile the persist ent and vocal sione r s au thorized $ 29 t hp lican s. wh o vot ed in ravor , leave s Ry BRIAI\0 J. REED Sentinel News Stall The Ylrlgs C'ounty Commis BANQUn Rohhil' rl't't•ivt•ll !{rand rha.mpion a nd Jeromt•t• received a uthorization fo r th e lrvy . u.s. #1 s urrounding dis tricting of two Meigs Coun t.v pr oH.'Sl ol some rr sidrnt s in th r nC'w prC'ci nc t Thr m os t ac li \' ~ ' pur suil of ;.1 rr scindm r nt of th r orig ina l m o tion camr fro m a r ommittr \' GRAND CHAMPIONS - Jobn Rose, center, and his wife, Mary, of Long Bottom took the overall grand champion gelding tropby with their horse "Ted" In Judging of draft hones at the Meigs County Fair. The grand champion grade Belgium mare, "Merl" was exhibited by Mike Brothers of Pomeroy. board co uld ar t on th f' ma tter in thf' futu rf' man's 1987 death at Sporn plant The targost selllemcnt in Mason County and possibly the Slate of West Virginia was tried Wednesday, according to Attorney Ronald R. "Randy" Morgan . II, and set~cd by a jury that deliberated over their fl nal decision for more than fl vc hours. Daphne Pasquale and her children, Toby and Ashley (who was seven weeks old at the time of the accident), were awarded over $6 million after Michael David Pasquale of Gallia County was ktlled at the Philip Sporn Plan! in Graham Station, near New Haven. in August 1987. The famil y was awarded $ 1,174 ,712 to com pensate for the ant icipated loss of in come and services such as protection , care and ass istance when Pasquale was killed on Aug . 19, 1987. An01her $5 mrllwn was added to the sum for sorrow. so lace, mental angu ish and the loss of comfort and guidance, making the grnnd total $6.174,712. In addition LO the monetary compensauon. the JUry also found no fault on the pany of M1chael D. Pasquale. The incident took place when Pasquale was an invitee at the Philip Sporn Plant, according to Morgan . He was wid to do a JOb in the Unit 5 working section . A problem occurcd in the Ullll 2 divisiOn of the plant and the power company directed the men 10 that panicular area. While worting, Pasquale cut mto a 2,300 volt electric line, instantly electrocuting and killing him, Morgan staled. The lawyers who represented the Pasquale family were Morgan, a practicing lawyer in Point Pleasant, and Harvey Peyton, an attorney who has offices in Nitro and Charleston. Followmg the incident, Morgan and Peyton filed a wrongful death action against the Philip Sporn Plant. ''The power company had every opportunity to Set~e the case. They just simply refused to seUle for a reasonable sum of money. This particular case has been pending for three years." said Morgan. "I believe that we won the case because of a combination of factors. Peyton, who assisted in the trial, was superb. In fact, I believe thai he was beuer than 'Matlock' on television. What happened to Michael Pasquale was a terrible, terrible tragedy. I thought that we would win, but I never thought the decision would be this large. It is well deserved, but there has nevtv been such a large sum presented to any plaintiff in Mason Coonty his· tory, " Morgan continued. The only opportunity that the Ohio Power Co. and the Central Operating Company, parent companics of the Philip Sporn Power Plant, can do now to get the deci· sion changt:d. is 10' file an appeal with the West Virginia Supreme C:ontlrtued on pagH2 MIDWAY SCENE - Scenes of youngsters and th eir lives tock may he common during th e Meigs Co unty Fair. hut Shawn Ervin Dalley of Racine took his shee p on a stroll down the midway at th e fair. The fair go t und erway Tuesday and will continue through Saturday at th e Rock Springs Fairgrounds. INJURED AT FAIR - Members of the Racine squad of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services treat 13-year-old Randall Burk ol Coolville at the Meigs County Fair. Burk was Injured by a steer during the Junior Fair Beef Show Wednesday . A spokesman lor O'Bieaess Memorial Hospital said Burk suffered abrasion& and conluslo118 and was treated and released. WhDe lhe Meigs County Fair Is a lime to have fun , care should always be taken io avoid heat exhausdon as well as caudon when arouad Iorge animals. � 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. 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