https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c28bd51a93219b6d2f076d7cc77a4514.pdf 218bb6f1bd07362688715a38bdd519fe PDF Text Text 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. 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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. �Thursday. August 16, 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE Mli:IGS · MASON AfiEA ROBERT t. WINGETT CHARtENE HOEFUCH Publish••• General Manager PAT WHITEHE.~D Assistant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER of Thi' Unl!e-d Pr€'Ss Internat ional. lnland Daily Prt'S !i Assoc ia ti on and thl:' Amer ican Newspaper Publishers Association . Is Alabama sweet home to workers? BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala . 1NEAl -Alabama has just been unfairly sing led out and humil ia ted by what is really a national cont roversy. But a more defini tive event - symbolic of the state's most fundamental problem s ha s gone vir tual ly unnoti ced . The controversy erupte-d after tra trd th e extent to which corpo· rations doing bu siness in Ala · bama havp sought with considerable succ ess to exploit worker s. faci li ty wa s hardly al one in exc luding b l<~c k s. Hundreds - if not thousands - of all white ble to their members, abandon· ment of pending employee grie· vances, reduc t ion s In the number count r y proved public schoo ls are proba · bly the most importan t compo· uf nent i n th e ambitious campaign ized defect ions nf some corpora 1P sponsors tncluding IBM . Honda, Toyota and Lincoln Mer cury - from network tl'll'- UPI Ch ief Correspondent WASHINGTON - A pilot on trial in Minnt•apulis for flying an ai rliner while drunk has pleaded a lcohol!sm as a deft'nst' , c Ia i m tng a high tolerance for booze Those verdict s vividly illu s· staffing a rrangements unfavora- namE>. address and telephone number. No unsigned JettE"rs wllli>E'publlshed LPtters should br In good tast e, addrE.>Sslng Issues. not personal I· By LEON DANIEL Moreover, executives of the sa nc tim onious TV sponsors a lmost certa inly are among thfl po li cies c annot bf' condonf'd, t iH' pressu red int o accepting " black members That led lo tht• highly publ ic casts of the 1990 Professional (;olfer's Associatio n Champion - clubs throug hout thf• avai lable jobs and Robert Walter.~ worker concessions . ship at Shoa l Creek in ear ly August. While Shoal Creek's raeial the founder of the Shoal Creek Co untry Club outside Bir · mingham aeknowl edged that the club was still ra cially segrega te He prO<'Iaimed that it wou ld " not t){' Alcoholism is weak defense for drunk flying nation operate with Impunity . members of those clubs. Ignored during the dispute !bat preceded Shoal Creek's ultimale acceptance, under pressure, of two bla ck members - and the founder's apology for his rac•al vow - was a jury verdict in U.S. District Court In Birmingham on another matter. It produced conspiracy and federal labor law convictions of the USX Corp. 1formerly U.S. Steel) and two o fficial s of the United Stee lworkers. The verdict of the four-month trial sustained prosecutors' aile· ga t ions thai the two Steelworkers ofhcials Illegally negotiated generous pensions for themselves. In exchange fo r those pensions, the government charged. the union leaders agreed to USX contract s that called for new LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be Jess than300 word~ long. All lf'ltf'rs are subje<'t to editing and must bt> signed with lit'S Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 16, 1990 't In a devastating cr it ique of hiS home state's politics and eco · nomics published recen tl y in Th e New York Times Sunday Maga · zinc, Howell Raines suggested, for example. that Republi ca n Gov. Guy Hunt " clings doggedly to h is vision of Alabama as a to expan d skills and enhance th t· value of thr work force It s neighlxlrs hdV(' takrn a fa1 morr progressive approach. To the nor th , TennesseP was among th e fir st to recognize the need to improvr it s f'ducational syste m . To thf' WPSL Miss issippi, unde r Democ ra t iC Gov. Ra y Mabu s. has mounted a si milar in itiative tow-tax. low -wage haven for big corporations." Intent upon prov iding cheap labor for those firms imost of which have headquarter s in other states!. Alabama's lead ing poltttclan s in recent decades have stubborn ly refused lo recog· nize the potenltal value of the state's human re sources . and na t ur al Thus, Alabamba has been a laggard among thP rrgion' s states in recognizing that i m · other Here in Al abam a. three of every ei ght adults are illiteratt • The state chronically places ne;tt By WARREN MAYES ST . LOUIS iUPli -Setting a record was the farthest thing from Herm Winningham' s mind . Getti ng a startin g assignment wa s almost as far away. Af ter not starting since June 22, Winningham was happy ju st to be in the lineup Wedn esday, and the li the cen terfie lder made the most of his opportunity. Winningham tit•d a modern National League rc•cord by belt · ing three triplrs. hi s last scoring Glenn Braggs with two out in the 12th inning to lead thPCineinnati Reds to a 3·1 victory over thl' St. Louis Ca rdina ls. "I t just happened." Win· nlngh am sa id. "! hit thp ball where they weren't , and goi ng on thIs Ast ro turf I he boll j ust ro lled. I can't te ll you the last time I started . I have no idra. I 1· s bPPn a while." Braggs. pinch·hilltn g lor win · nlng pitcher Rob Dibble, 5 J, si ngled up the middiP. Win· ningham sen! Braggs home. From a thriving se afood indu s· try here tn Bayou La Batre at Alabama's southrrnmosl tip to the boomrng htgh·trchnology tying the record, whrn hl' t rip!Pd northernmosl edge. !he stale has the potential Jo provide a bett er future for 1ts people . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Reds top Cards 3-1; Mulholland untouchable vs. Giants the OOttom i n national ranking <, of economic and social at lain ment ra nging from per edpltd in comr to inf<.mt mo rta lit y . comp lex a round Huntsv ille at it s Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Into the gap in right ·Cente r. The record . set by many, was last achieved when Sbawon Dun· s ton of the Ch tcago Cubs acromp lished the feat on .Ju ly 2R After Winningham 's final bi as t, Tim Sherri II rep larr'<i loser Tum Neidenfuer, 0-6, and Paul O'Neill greeted him with a run·scorlng double for the final "He sure as hell did havr a great game - today and to nigh!," St. Louis mana ger Joe Mulholl and improved to ].6 this season and to only 14·21 for r un. Torre sa id after wards. ·'These are thr t ypes of games a divi sion ieadPr is sup]XJsed to win," sa id Cinc innati Reds man· ager Lou Pinlella. Terry Lay ana pitched the 12th to earn his second save. The Reds won ail six games this season at Busch Stadium. "It was a fa stball right down the middle," Winningham said of his record ·tylng hit . " It's been my day. 1 don 't have many . J'm go in g to savor It." In hi s career, Winningham ha s had three four-hit days, all at Busc h Stadi um. " Somebody ought to look at th is ," Winningham said. " I rea lly like hitting here. If you don't c ut th e balls off they just roll Jo the wall." "He's kept himself ready," sa id Plnelia "I told him l ast night in themlddleofthegame he was go ing to play. That was an amazing performa nce. 1 don 't think I ever saw a guy hit three 1rip les in a game." Th e ex tra·lnning affair, which was delayed two hours and 21 minu tes by rain, finally finished in the ea rly evening. Cincinnat i took a 1-0 lead in th e third inning. Winningham tr ipled to left -center and scored on O'Neill's sacrific e fly The Cardinals tied t hl' score 1·1 In the seventh when Terry Pendl eton scored on an infield grounder by pinch hiller Milt Thompson . El sewhere in the '>alional League . Philadelphia no·hit Sa n Francisco 6·0, Houston be at Chicago 8·4 in 10 innings, Lo s Angeles clipped the New York Mets 3·2, Atlanta routed Pi tts · burgh 8·1 and Montreal out! as ted San Diego 5·3 in 17 tnn ings. MulhoUand no-hits Giants- In this record season of no-h itl ers . the hurler who put the mark in the book avoided compar isons to great pitchers. "I'm just Terry Mulholland, " the Philad elphia pitcher said after hel ping th e Phil lie s to a fi ·O victory over the Sa n Franci sco Gia nt s. "I'm no! Nolan R yan and I'm ce rtamly no t knocking on thC' door fo r the Cy Young award t hi s year. " he said . "l'l lj ust takr thi s gam(' and enjoy it. " h is major league career. which fin al out Bu t it was Hay ps who commilted a sflvPnth-inn i n~ th rowing error that cost Mulhol· si nglP in Ho us10 n's tour· run 10th inn ing . ilnd Hafael Ramirez capjX'd lh(' burs t with a threP·r un started in 1986 with the team he limited to no hit s Wednesday . The lelt ·hander was traded to Philadelphi a with Dennis Cook and Char lie Hayes June 18 . 1989, land a perfect game . Rtck Parker. who reached on the err or. was wiped out when Da ve And er son hit into a double pi a ~·. Mulholland sa id he wa s not double. Jeff Pint. for reliever Stl•vc Bedrosian . In co ncrrnrd abo ut th e loss or thP 29-gamt.• l'areer with thP Gian l s. Mulholland went J . JO . HP Is 11 ·11 since joining I he Ph ill irs. "The only advantage is I know what they hit and don't hit because 1 spent three years wrth th em t Giant si," Mulholland sa id. ·'I feel lik e every tim e 1 go out aga inst them I hav e an ad va n rage." Mulholland, whose best pre. jll'rfect ga me. ··Jt nrver entered my mind," homer to power Los Angele s Dan•els co nn ec ted oil Std Fer · nand ez. H·9, rallying lh P Dodgers from a onf'·run d eficit . Mike Morg an. 10·11. allowed six hits vio us performance was a tw o· hi ttrr aga i nst San F'rancisro fa stball and changeup that con fused the Giant s hitters. his he said . " I was just looking at lhP guy I'm going to face next lt' s nicP if you get it but if you don't. you've got the nPxt hesl thing ·· Mulholland uses a var irt v of pit ches. mixrng speeds and loca tion. Wedn esday night it wa s tho combination of a nas t~· slidE'!" . Aug 19. 1989, j oi ned pitchers like ··H e thrrw a lot or cutters, '· Rya n, Dave Stewart and F er · Giant s first ba se man Wi ll Cl ark sa id . " We had 10 hard out s right at peo ple. Not only did he throw a great game, but he had a lot or luck too ." nando Valenzuela on thi s sea· son' s rig ht -game no -hitt er lis t. "'Jt wa s a grea t experience ." sa id the fi·foot ·3. nycar·oid "I can't describe what was going through my mind when Cha r lie The no -hitte r was the seventh bri ck s wa s lifted o ff m y sho uld er s:· Ha yes ca ught p inrh · h i t ter by a Phtllies pitcher. Rtck Wise was the la st Phillie to throw a no· hitter. beating Cincinnati H .J un e 23, 197 1. Astros X, Cubs 4 110 inn. ) - A1 Chicago, Craig Biggio went ~ for Car)' Ca rt rr 's linr dri vE' for the ~. 1Hay es, thi r d basemanl snared th at l in r dri vr. It was like a ton of including the tie -bre ak ing ~ :J. was lht• loser . Davr Sm ith. :~ - ..t . was lhf' wi nner . Dodgers 3, Mrls 2 - At New York. K al DanJrls hi t a th ree- run over SC'vr n innings. Jay Howe ll gain ed his lO th save. Rravt•s X, Pirates I - A t Pt tt sburgh, roo kie D a1·r Ju sti ce co llected th ree RB I , inc luding his ninth homrr in 10 games a nd thn'C' pit chl' l's combined on a four hitte r Ju stiCf• h as 19 RBI in his last 10 gamPs. Tonv Cas tillo . :l I . allowed orw run and and one hit in fiv f' inn ings Nf'al Heaton . 10 -8 sufft 'rrd h is six slra i ghl loss . Expos a. Padrf'~ :i ( 17 inn.) ~ ..\t Stln Diego, Benito SaHtiago's two -out throwing C'rror Jllnwf'd Andrr s G a l c.~rragQ to srorf' thl' go-a head run in thP 17th 1nn i ng . I iftin g lh<' Expos to 1·ictorv in lht • Jongrs t gamr of the spason . Th P \vin wa s Mon t rr al" s srvPntil st r aig ht vi ctory Rill SampPn . 10 ·4. al lowrd only onr hit ovrr fi\ "f' innings fo r fh(' ~rin . The case has triggered too many unamu sing jokPs about drunkPn pilots There is absolutelv nothing funny about a drunk flying a Hoeing 727 All Air Conditioners Priced For Quick Sale! ca rn;ng passengers _ With a straight face, l awyer Pe ter Wuid told the cou rt that his client. fired Northwest Air lines pilot Norman Pruusl', doesn't get drunk eas lly because he is an alcoholic with a high toll'rancL' for 2 DAYS ONLY! booze. Prouse and two other members of his flight crPw arC' fighting federal charges that thev flew drunk on a March 8 tr ip from Fargo , '> D . to Minneapolis The three lost their FAA licenses and were fired by the airli ne for \'to lating a policy against drinking within th e 12 hours before a takeo ff. \ Wold acknowledged to the court that the amount of a coho I his clli'nl ca n consume "wou ld le ave us as leep on the floor " But the attornev in sisted th e skipper and his crew flew flawles sly the morning after a drinking bout. Witnesses testified thev down ed at lea st 1> mixed drink s and a half dozen pitcher s of b<'er. during eight hours at a bar ca lled ThP Speakeasy. 90 Days Same As Cash Friday & Saturday, Aug. 17 & 18 Friday 9 til 8 - Saturday 9 til 6 A cocktail wa i tres s testi flpd Prouse and anothrr bar pa1 ru n argued and she feared they would fight. She said that after leaving The Speakeasy the captain returned and sa id he cou ld not find his mott•l 131ood ·a lcohol tests taken after the flight disclosed that Prou se had a 0.12 percent concentration of alcohol in hi s blood A motori st with a 0.10 percent alco hol level is gui lt y or drunk dr iv ing in most states . " The real issue," Wold to ld the court. is " these guys' ability to fly ." Wold is wrong about that. The issue the court should address is whether the defendants· boozing risked the l ives of their 91 passengers and fellow crew members. Clea rly, it did CJ . Kirk. a clinic aI soc ial worker at Washington 's Alcohol Training SHARP 25" COLOR CONSOLE TV W/REMOTE lns titutP. put it th is way· "SurP. a pilbt who's intoxirntf'fl ran fly an airpl;.mf~ if he ha s <1 high tolerancP for alcohol, but the problem co mPs lf therp's an r mergency Kirk sa id studiPs disclosr 1hal intoxication dangl'rously slows rPaction regardles s of a person's toleran ce for alcohol. A Federa l Aviation Adm in istratio n lnsiX•ctor who interviewed thl' I REG. $499 S397 flight crew before the plane left the Fargo airport tl'sti fled they had bloolshot eyes and tha t he could dete ct on them the "stale smell of alcohol. " Inspector Veric Addi son said he told Capt Prouse he had received Webster's homer helps Indians to 5-4 win over Twins CLEVELAND tliPI I - Mit ch Webster had a better gamral hat than on the field. Chris JamPs cappPd a thrl'l'run seventh inning wi th an HHI sin gle and Webste r belt ed hi s fou rth homer Wednesday to li ft !h e Cleveland Indian s >·4 ow•r th e Minnesota Tw in s. T hP Twins scorPd in 1hf' firs t a ft er load ing thr ba srs with nn outs. With Dan Glilddcn on f ir st , Nrlso n Liriano was credited with a singiP whf'n Wrbs tP r couldn't ctrc idr whirh runnPr to rl'tin ' ''Thrrr WC'rr so man y lrunnrrsl lhl.'rP I didn't know what to do," said WPbstrr . playing in only h is spf·nnd gamP at first thi s season Webster redePnlPd himsPif in th r f ourth whpn hf ' g;Jv l' CIPvf' land its fir s 1l ead of I hf' night wi I h a two-run homer Browne. who WC:IIkPd four tim es. lPd off with his second pa ss and scored ahead of Webs· trr, who hit his fourth homr•r in six gamrs and 11th of thP .srason . Score boa rd ... Majors inneld single. After Kirby Pu ck · pi<~Y . Ptt walked tu load the bases. Cleveland took d ~·I lrad in tht' fourth off stort i ng pit cher David Gladden scored when 1 Kent Hrbek boun ced into a doubi P Passengers should have a low tolera nc e for thP harebra ined notion ti :l :Jl U:l T orn ntn 6? 56 ~ ts llallilnu n • 36 611 u fi "! co ' '' " Berry's World " ~ · fij li5 16 711 \" ur~ WHIRLPOOL ~~.~~4~R S297 ~~G~~~9 1 11<.1 ~~ , ·~ 10 ' , I.U 11 1 1 197 j j 1:1 .ti:!li Ua~lund ;~ Si Tt'lllli StatLit• . 6ll 51 ~/! :10~ I~ ("11ll lo rrUa Kan....,. l"lly .,X liO l!l"l l"l 6(1 ~~ ~) SO S? 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Mlnlli'~OIIa I ~lllwa u Ill'~ i, Or> I roll ] 4~ol LA34DO I . l't·t ~e M l nfl!'~ut a OIL PRICES c. l\ To•am & , I nn I lrl t' IIUld llo•! ro!t Mllwillllo' t that alcoholism is a defense for drunk fly ing ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT Af ter .' \ATIONAL LEA.fil"E E~~ ~ Addison acknowledged, however, that he took no steps to stop the crew from flying to Minneapol is WE WILL CLOSE AT 12 NOON THURSDAY, AUGUST 16TH SO OUR EMPLOYEES CAN AnEND THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. We st. walked. Milch Webster belted his 1lth homer of the year ··walks just killed us. " sa id Twins manager Tom Kelly. " We ~o:w an anonymou s telPpOn(' tip Hbout the crew's alleged drinking " "We had Mitch in the game for It is offense and not hi s defense. ·· said Cleveland manager John McN ama r a. Ml<'r Cleve land scored twlr ei n thp sPventh to ti e th e score 4·4, .la m es stroked the gamr-wi n ning sing le to scor e J erry Brownr from thi r d ba se. Entering th e innmg trailin g n. I he Indians loaded th e bases off lose r Tim Drummond. J.4 . FPlix Fermin walked, rooki C' Ai••x Co le si ngled and llrowne walked . ReiiPvrr Terry Leach en!PrPd and hit pinch ·hitter Carlos Bal'rga, who f orced F ermin home from th ird . Cand~· Maida· nad o followed wi th <~n inf ie ld sin gle. dri vin g home Cole for a 4·4 til' . RrllC'vrr .Je sse Orosco, i -4. pit ched onl y two·t h irds of an inning f or the victor y while Doug .Ion es notched his 32nd save. Minneso ta took a 1·0 in th e fir st. Dan Gladden singled off Cleve land sta rter Mike Walker and Lirlano fo llowed wah a n ...I ~ !!IS. I Gumout Pour ,, ~ · POSTI.1A.C:;TER" Sf:>nd addrf'ss r h an~ ro nw Dally Sf'nttn('l . Ul Court S1. . l"omNoy . Ohio 45769. "''' SUBSCRIPTION RATE.' CoUege P itt sburgh backup qu"rt<' r back Darnell Dlckt•rson joinf'd the tea m alter passing an Alge bra class thai had rendered him Ineligible last season. New Pitt Coach Paul Hackett said he will probably move Di ck erson to wide receiver . . Northern II II· nols' Sia cey Robinson . wh o led the nation' s quarterbacks in rushing in 1989. passi'd hi s summer school courses and will be re ins tated lo the football team In time for the season. Coach Jerry Pettibone suspend ed hi s senior wishbone quarterback during spring practice for violat Ing learn rules regarding academic progress. 8y Cllrrl er or Motor Route Onr W<'<'k .. . .. $1.40 Onr Monlh ... ... ... .S6.10 Onr Yra r ...... $72.80 SINGLE COM' PRICE Uall y .. ........ 25Ce nl s Subscribers not dcslrlng 10 pay the carrier may remit !n advance direct to The Dally Sen t In PI on a .l, 6 or 12 month basis. Cr t>d! t will be given carrier each Gumout Spray ,,... """' AYS A WEEK OPEN SEVEN ~ondaythro~ghff.:S~unday Store hours: 9 a.m._:J_P· aftcs9:00a.m.- 5.00 p. . wr ek . N9 subscriptions by mall permitted In areas wh('ff' home carr ier service Is i VB!lab\e. MaH SublcrlpCk>M Inside Melp Couoty 1.1 Weeks. . . $19.24 26 Weeks... .. $37.96 ~2 Weeks .......... .......... .. .... .. .... $74.36 Ou"lde Melp Couatr 13 Weeks ................... .. 120.80 26 Weeks . . ~2 Weeks.. . ..... .... ... $40.30 S75.40 .. ...... .:.-· ==-==-_w,....,., , ......... f . . . . . "II 0';!llttttllltilfiiW •lllftii IT I 8:30a.m.- 7.·oop .m. Satu.....v. QAUJPOUS __.. AMrA- ~~~\838"T - �Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 16, 1990 Thursday, August 16, 1990 ;. ~ 1 11/\1\~~:ss HORSE 1\M 'E Ol 'TIUIJ E R - l"ri Hay es b st• rving "-·"' outridt•r for thl' 1990 Harm'ss llorst• ltat·es at lht· 'teigs County Fair. Harness hor"'l' racing :u_·lion hegan Wt~drwsday and will t· nntim~t•lhrough p.m. t'afh da~·- Friday with races heginnlng at 2 DOUBLE HEAT WIN!'IER - My Good Lady, driven by Brooks Sayre, raced to first place spots in the sec ond and eighth races lor two~ year old fUiy pacers In Wednesday's harness horse races at the M eigs County Fair. The lilly is owned by Wilma Styer, Watelord . _Sports briefs _ \\ll'iNER 'S CIRCLE - Litllr• Llt•s, nwrwd hy Diana L. Malone, Waterford . and drh't'n hJ Hun Spem·er, captured first JJiat't' in ra t' t•s nnl' and horst• radng- ad ion on \\'ednesda.}' at tht• Meigs ( 'ounty Fair. Tht• hlankt•t w:to.; dunah•d by Pat Hill Furd. seven lor two· yt•ar old fill:.-· pacers during harnl'ss Little Lies shines in opening Meigs fair harness races By ,JliLIE E DILLON St•ntln"l !'lr•ws Staff Mf'lgs Co unl y harnPss hnrsP rar in g fa ns wPrT· trT•JIC'rl ro 1 ~ gr ra t rarPs WPrlnPsrL!.\' dt th f' Mrigs Cou n1 .v F;1ir Th r first a nd :-,rvi'II th 1 ilCI'" wrrr fnr two-yrar o ld filly pact•r s and wi nnin g in hoth heats was Lit111' Lirs. ownf'd b_v Dian il I. MalonP. Watrrf11rd. iJnd dr·in•n by Don Spt•nrt •r Cap turi ng lllf' sPcond o..;put~ i n both hra1 s wa!-. Hryi tn '<, I.adv Lur·k. ow nPd by Ht>n PP nn and Doug P fPift •r . Wil \ Prl_\·. with Car I Harnp..,~ 1111' rlrivPr In th P sPcond and t·i~hth rill 'l'"· ag;1in for two ~·r·ar· fill _ \ · p iic· t ·r~. l ocal t.l lt ·n t t ;1ptun ·d Jhc' top -,po l in IJI\Ih ht'ill'> Tk11 \oc:il l itli·nl W ~ J <, 1\roub ~.1\Tt ' \\ ' IW d1 <•\'!' ~1\ Good !..HI_ \ . mrnPd ll\ \\'i lm,J \\',lff'rfn rd Sf' co nd pl i iCP in thl' "~'Cond racr· wa s c aptun'd 11\ Don Spcn<'f'!' w ho ,1 lso drm·r to rhird in thf' eig hl h . S•••·ond pl" cein lhr' eigh l h ra rr wrnl to K. L ·s Spin· Ho t. St _ V i'r. webster's ... ownpd b~· .J . Kr nw nf' r and \-\' LuH' hrman. AthPns. dtHi dri ven by Dav id Nolan Tlll s horsr and dn,·rr al so capturPd thi rd in ttw srco nd ra cr . Ttw t hn' P· \'('Jr old tro t feo r o..; had Thl' chancP to show thrir stuff in lh r l hird and ninlh rac es Rac ing to fir st pla cr hon or s in both heat s wa s .J us tablurr . own('d and dr i \'f' n b ~· Mikf' SO\\'(' I' s, McArlhur. H a cing to st'concl placP i n thr third and third in thr ninth w;t-. Barr y Arow n. ownrd by Hoger Sp<'ncrr. PomC"ro\-, and dr ivrn IJ~· hi s nPphew. Don SpP ncrr Srrond tn th f' ninth and fourth rn !hi' th trd \\"<•nt tn St \ ·!i "h Scr n~ ·. ow rwd h\' Aud rr\· MurTI~I\fl, Zanrs\' t!k·. ;1 nd dri\'t ·n h\ J) ;n ·id l l:twk ThP f1)urth ;rnd tl'n th r;t('t ' " {(•atun •d thrrt' ·.H ·ar old colt trot tr rs \~ · ith Shuc ks. ov..·npd b\ Doras and Da,·icl \!ulan. Hr u C r a ndr. and drt \'C'n b\' :\ol.tn. rac ing to firs t plaCl' honor:-. in bot h hpa ! s. Srco nd in tlw fourt h and t hi rd in thP trnth wa s ca pturrd b~· Oor n to Roam, ow nr d by Ml ss Sidn('y. SpPn crr, \ ' inC'C'n t, ;1nd clrivrn by Don Spr-n c('r . L adv B's Crown, owned hv t\ ll Producllo ns. One ida. :\ Y . i.lnd drivPn b:v Ron NPwhart. c<JmP in S<'cond in thr trnth and fourt h in the fourth . Ba njo Banclv. owned by Sharo n ,\ . La nr, Sunbur_\·, a nd dri\'C•n by Trrr~ · \ ' an ll hoden. raced to l hr firsr plarr spor i n lhr fiflh and li th r J C'f'S for two -~· ('ar old ro ll pJC(' r s Srro nd place in both heat s w;1s C'Jptu r ed b_v J J . Loucll _ \ ·, ow ned b:v Betty J . .Jos(·p ~l . v..: a.o..: hingto n Co ut'l How·w. <Hld dr\V(' n by Ro n Cycling Team s from the U nited States. Ca nada . Au stra l ia. Aus tria. Ba n· gladesh. Be lg ium . Bo tswana. Brazil, Costa Rica . Denmark. Fra nce. Britain. Ita ly , Luxem~ bourg. New Zeala nd. Poland. Puerto Rico. Spai n. Switzer land. T ai wan and Wes t Ge rman y have accepled i nvitations to partici~ pale in l he in augura l world c hampionshi ps for mountain bike ra c1ng. The event is sc h e~ dul ed 1for Durango . Co lo .. Sept. 11 ·1G. Hockey Groups from 10 c ities. i nclu d ~ ing a Tampa -based group headed b)• former New York Ra nger s ge neral manager Phil Esposi to. have form al ly applied lor ex pa n ~ sio n franch ises. In addi ti on l o Tampa. applic at ions were sent bv seven US. c ities - Houston, Miami. Milwaukee . Phoe nix . Sa n D1ego, St . Peter sburg and Seattl e - and Ca nad ian ci ti es Ham il iOn and Oltaw a. Vetera n left win ger Do n Maloney, 31, ha s si gned a onr -yea r co ntrac t wit h lh e New York Islanders. T he contract is co ntingent on Ma lo· nr:.· makin g the team a1 1hf' conc l usio n of trai ning camp, wh ic h br•gms Srp t. i. S P Funai Symphonic KTV Philco Emerson Shintom Multi Teth Scott 2-0 A 's 6, Red Sox 2 - The ball l anded In the le fl ~ fleld blcac hf'r s The hiller landed in lh e IW'unl books M ark McG wirf'. lhr Oakla nd Athleti cs other ln ng ball sp"cial lsi. cl ubbed a gamr•wi nning Hllh·l nn l ng grand slam off Bos ton He d So x rPI ir\·r r Ro h :vlu rph _\' to lift Oak la nd to a 1-i-2 \· it'torv Wed nesday and i n thr prorrss become l he flrsl pl ayrr evrr 10 record at leas t 30 ho mers eac h of his fir st four seasons. "It's amazing to think abo ul al l of th e power hitters thai have played the game and I'm t he first to do It ," said McGwlre, who burst on the scene with 49 homer s In 1987 but has played In l he shadow of teammate Jose Ca n· seco for much of this season . " That's the way you script these things," Oakland manager Tony LaRussa sai d . " It' s t he 101 h and the ball Is wa y ou t here. That ' s a great o n e t o remember." Daryl Irvine, 4-6, walked pinch hitter Rickey Henderson to open the lOth. Willie Randolph ran for Henderaon and took second on short stop L ui s H iVl·ra ' s l.'rror Doug .lt•nn ings K~"OIJ n dpr tJf ;1 Th t' runr rt •rs .!d\ Clfll'rd on lr \' iiH' '!-. wi ld pi tch . anrt nil\'(' tl flndpro.,Dn w ;h .,.,·alkl'd intcnfi()n,111.\ In I(I:J d th P basf' s fo r McGwirr Murph~· rrplal'Pd l r ,·inr wirh J I ll count MrGwirP ~aid hP k nPw what 10 PXpPf'l from !hi' 1-{pd Sox lr ft ha nder. 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A program will b~ held Sunday at 9:30a.m. Tran sportation w!ll be furnished and more Information may be obta !ned by calling 992-5006 or 949-2668. POMEROY - The Pomeroy group of A.A . a nd A!Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Ca tholtc Church . Ca ll 1 - 800 -.l :I:l ->Oo / for informa tio n. POMEROY - The Ca !v·arv Pilgrim Cha pel will have it s prayf'r m(' C'ting on T hu rsd ay rather than VVednesday at 7:30 p.m. Special missionary speaker will be Rev . Steve Hight, Friends of Mission. FRIDAY POME ROY The Zion Church of Christ will have homecoming revival on Friday and Sat urday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Dave Lucas, of Opera tion Evangeline. Chesa peake, will be evangelist. A carry in dinner will b~ held at noon . POMEROY -The Rt'lies and Beaus Sqaure Dance Club will be sponsoring an open western da nce on Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at th e senior citizens center in Pomeroy. Roger Steele will be the ca ller . r eunion was held rPct)ntl.\' Jf th P sheltPr house of th~) Silvrr n.un Bap tist Vhurch. Atlt'nding werr Bob. Crrr.v . AIPx . Tt'rri , Ju slin and Sarah Ha ll l'y, Marvin, Lu c ille YcaugPr. Sharon Parkrr, Sut', Matthew, Eric, Laura Smit h. Krnnrth Ycaug e r . a ll of Cheshire Aif a nd Hilda YPa uge r, Ra c inr, Cr nr £1 nd Sa n lar Yea uger, E n on: Do n a nd Marlene Yeaugrr, Canal Winchester: C h r i s, C hri s tin.:J, J rremv Yeauger, Wand a Keller, Bryan Be tzi ng , Anthony, I<im, Brandy, a nd Xantha Smith. Pomeroy. p.m. at t~e Henderson Community Ce nter ln Henderson , W.Va . Albert Allie wm be the caller . weekend rev ival at the Red Brush Church of Christ on Bas han Road on Saturday at 7: 30 p .m., Sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill, Foster, VV.Va ., will be the speaker. The public is invlted to a ttend . SUNDAY LONG B0'!1'0M - The Hazel Commun ity Church will have homecom ing on Su nday. Si ngers will be Ga brie l Quartet and Jimmy Gabre tt . The churc h is located between Po rtl and and Long Bottom. WILKESVILLE- The VVI!kesvllle Methodist Church will have a homemad e noodle and ice cream supper on Saturday from 5·7 p.m. LANCASTER - The annual Dorst reunion will be held Sun day at the La ncaster Fair grounds beginning at noon. HENDERSON - The Gallla Twirlers Square Dance Cl ub will hold a dance Saturday from 8·11 Th e First Baptist Church of Racine announced that Dr. Jerry Brock, Sedalia. Mo., will be preaching at the morning and evening services on Sunday. Dr. Brock became a Christian a t th e age of 17 and ha s been preaching the gospel for40 years. He rece ived his ma ster's degree from Southwestern Baptis t Semi nary, Fort VVorth, Texas; and his doctor 's degree from Luther Rice Seminary in Jacksonville, Fla. He pastorcd Baptist churches for 22 year s before he entered full evangelism In 1972. He has served as president of the Mis· sour! Fellowship of Evangelists and ln 1990 received their special service award . He and hls wife, Margaret, are t11 e parents of two children and one granddaughter. Mrs. Brock teaches at Smith Co tton High School in' Sedalia and on occasion s ings In evangelis tic crusades. Racine First Baptist Church is located on the corner of fifth and Main streets in Rac ine. VVorship services begin at 10 : 40 a. m. and 7:30p.m. The public is invited to attend. A1rrnail service began in the United States tn 1918. SATURDAY BASH AN - There wi II be a was hf'ld re-cently a t thf' RacinP Ra!Jt ist Ch u rc h in honor of L Pa nnP l'lark. bride-elect of Ra lph fisher, bv Lillian Weese. He id t Hreg lr. ami Sandra Cobb. Ca ke, nuts. mints. and punch wer served as refrcstmwnts . Gamps wprr playPd, with prizes go in g to Mary Cu rti s . .Jan Cardo ne. Mary Byrr. and Ellen Arnott. The door pr ize wrnt to Opa l Diddle Attending were Cla udia Roush. Lillian Hayma n. Clara Adams. Barbara Duga n. Marilyn Powell. Mary Byer , Libby fisher. Marcy Thompso n, Jane Ann Hill, Dena Roseberry. Ma rie Phillips. Opal Diddle. Bridget Bing. Ellen Arnott, Dixi e VVolfe . Jan Ca rdon e. Patrece Circle, Lare n Riffle with twins. Whitney and Wesley, Dolores Wolfe. Do nelte Ta lbott. W.Va. on Oct. 4 h. For dPtails. rnnrr~cr thl' <:."v1S Alumni Association. P .U Rux 92~. Lewi sbu rg. W Va Columbia Township to serve tce cream Thr Columbia Townsh ip Volun tcer FirP Depanment A u xi liary TALENT SHOW WIN\'ERS - Winners at the Meigs County Fair Talent Show on Ttu•sday night were, front, i\Jison Rose (first place); back , 1-r, Megan Swearingen and Tabitha Swearingen (honorable mention) : and Melissa Ramsburg, Ashley Hannahs and .JudirSis.•wn (st•cond plan•) . The tal ent competition is sponsored hy the Junior Fair Board. Jud~es for th e show were Cella McCoy , Toney Dingess and ,John Van Ret•th. TPrri, Edison Hollon, Win chell Ervin and Chris Stat Is. 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"And I have nothin g hu t tota l 10.95 YOUR FINAL COSl Personal Cassette Player - - sprr t fo r VVASH! NCTON i t; PI >- Aim tO·htk ""ulor '"'' 3'h~ 18.88 7.00 1160 -4014 5114" and 31/2" Reg1l11 Price .- ,;-• Jl ' Abortion touchy with Nicholson Reoutar Prlte CfMJIIOn Rebate TO THOSE 60 AND OVER ON All PRESCRIPTIONS .,.. -f 11112·1927 10°/o DISCOUNT ~ r !' ; Regull r Prite Coupon Rebate WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AND DO THE BILLING FOR THE FOLLOWING: OHIO WELFARE COMPENSATION GENERAL RELIEF UNITED MINE WORKERS BOILKERMAKERS PAID P.C.S. MEDIMO BLUE CROSS . ' .•. .~- Low As $15 Per Month • wi 11 serve home·madr icr err am . pie. sandwic hes and brvrragps at the fir ehouse on State Route 143, nea r Carpe nter on Aug 21;, from 4-R p.m . ANTIQUE TRACTOR Pt:LL - They may bt· old, but they can still pull. Placing first in the 3500-3800 pound class was Roger Taylor. First and second ln the 3501·3800 pound class was Ted Smith and Blair Windon. Dan Smith won first in ttu• 1501· 5500 pound class foUowed by Blair Windon, Chris ty Hrumfit'ld. Ray, Tra cey. Jaco b. and Ashlee Sm ith , Steve, Chery l and Ash ley Ha !ley, ~4901 . ThP C MS Alumni Assoc'ia ti on sponsored each year by the Junior Fair Board and is held at the llill Stage. Miranda Nicholson . Junior Fair Quee n, hosted the ev,nl. Dayto n. Alwnni reumon set Oct. 4-6 The alum n i of (;rf'r> nb r it• r Military Sc hool w i ll ha \'i ' irs a nnual rpu nion in Lr>wi shu rg , SECOND PLACE - Second place honors at the lltelgs County Fair Talent Show went to these three dancers, Melissa Ramsburg, Ashley Han· nabs and Jodie Sisson. The talent show ls Jo hn, Kuth Ann and Mi sty Carsey, Athens, Stacey Kirken dall. Albany: Ryan Carsey, Huber He ight s, and Cassandra, Clark bridal shower held A bridal showrr Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Racine church announces speaker Yeauger reunion held The annual Yeauger fJmilv Thursday, August 16, 1990 Halogen Bulb Flashlight .....- RtQutlr Price Coupon Rlbltl YOUR FINAL COil Gallioolis Gallipolis Candies Bloomers 46 Court Street 446-1779 Full House of Cards Ohio River Plaza 446-7330 ' ' �Page- 8- The Daily Sent inel Thursday, August 16, 1990 P omeroy~ Middlep o rt. Ohio Best in baking, canning announced The 364 entries in the baking and canning competi tion at the Me igs Co unty Fair has been judged an d the winners of rib· bons and prem iums an nounced by Barbara Fry. department hea d. The ca nned goods , candles, and baked goods wi ll remain on exhibi t in the Coonhunters build ing for t he r em aind er of th f' week. Rece iv i ng aw ards in the R:l classes of th e competi tion we rE' as follows: Prese rves Cherry· Joyce Sautprs, Po meroy, seco nd place: and Opal Dye r, Bidwell, third place. Mary K Rose. Lo ng Bottom , took sl:'co nd place in the st r aw berr y catl'gor.v . a nd Joyce Sa ute rS. too k srro nd pla rP in thP pl'a r rategory. J am Black ra spberry .Jo_,.C'f' Sa ul · l'rs. first : Opal Dyer. seco nd: Max ine Dyer, Bidwcl l. th trd Grape: Max ine Dyer. fir st. Pa trv Over. Bidwe ll , Max ine Dvl' r. second: Opa l Dye r, tht rd. Straw berrv LPnora LeifhP it. PomProY. fir st: Texa nna Wr it. Pomrro~·. thir d B lac kberry : L pno r a L c ifh pit . f irst : M ax in e Oye r . Sl'COnd. C'a r olJ' fl S Sm ith , P om PriJ\'. I hi rd . B l ack bf'rr~· : ,J t' llii'S M ar y co nd. Grape Le nora Lf' ifhett . f ir st: Pa t n r ia 'vV olf . Po m cro~' . second: Mar.v K Ro se. lh trd. Spreads ,\pplt• Gutter: Lenora Lei fhe tt , fi rs t; J ra n Vineya rd, RePdsvillP, seco nd: J eff Rose, Jlac inr. thi rd . rrach HonP\' f irs!. Lrno r a Lf'l fhri l. Pickl es Dil l L t> nor <.J Ll' if hPI I , f i r st: Opal D~·P r . spcond . Pa tty D_vP r . third . Rn,ad <J nd bu t tl' r J.p nm.J Lci fhpit . l" irs t; Max in p Dyl' r . wl·n mJ. P atr icia Wolf. th ird Cucumbf'r . s wret : Max ine D~/f' J", fir st , Ll'nora L rlfhPi t. Le nora L('ifhPil. Pomrrov . Lrnor:.J L r ifhf' it "rco nd, Opal D~·(~r th ir·d Zucc hi ni : TPx J nna \V !•l l, firs t; .Joy·ce Sa u tPrs, third Umr Tl'xa nna Wt> ll , f ir st: Pat ri cia \\'o lf. secon d Rr li.o,; ht's PP ppPr . T ex anna Well. fi rst: Pa tri cia \\'o LL sr cond: .loyrP Sau trrs. third . C'mn Rr lis h Jr an Vi neyard. f irst. Karr n L odw ick. src oncJ Sau r f' s and Ca t supc Ca tsup . tomato : :vJ a r~ · K 11ose, f i r st: J oyn' Sautrrs, t hird SwP{'I Chil l sauce : Trxan na Wr ll. f irst. Len ora Lf'ifll f' il, sf'cond Spaghrt ti sa uce Jr ff Rosr. fir st: :'vt an· K n o ~fl. srro nd T om<J I O juic1 ' De borah C ruf''(' t , fir<..l. TPx J nna Wel l. srcond. h cllhv O w'r t h ird Crapr P:ll l \ DHT. fir'>!. ~1a:><i!l(' [)\·rr· . <; ('C 'Oilci Ca nn rd F ru it :\pplt"< tU rT · tlpal [) _ \ ·l'r. fir s t. ~1a.x t nP [hl 'r. '> f.'t'tlnd App l1' " <..l il't ·d H1 irrl . I D\T t' S.!u ler -.. Best in !Conti nued from SEMI-ANNUAL earance s~co nd . Peaches, sliced: Opa l Dyer, third. Cherries: Maxi ne Dyer, fi rst; Patty Dyer , seco nd. Rhubarb: .Joyce Sa ut er s, third Canned Vegetabl<•s fi r st; Joyce Sa ut ers. second . Bea ns, snap: Pa tri c ia Wolf, fir st: Patr y Dyer. second. Ma x in r Dyc'r , thi r d Be ans, whole · P c:J.tty DyN , f ir s t; Opa l Dye r , seco nd ; M ax ine •3 PC. CAFE Sn .J o~:Ct.' Sautr r s. t hi rd . Ca rrots, Pa tri cia Wolf. fi rst. Corn: Opal Dyer, seco nd: Pa tt y Dyer , thi rd Krau t: Lenora Le ifh Pil. fi rs t: Av is. Cool ville, seco nd: Merri lrl' Brvan t. Lo ng Bottom. th ird Sa uH.>r c; , f i r st. T ornal ot'S , wholP: M ar y K Rosl'. spcond . To matt w~ s. q ua rt cr r d : K J!h y DyP r . sPcond: Dar lene Hayes. Pom eroy, t h1 r d. Tom atoes. gree n: Lenor a Leif· het l, first: Kathy Dyer. third . Vege ta ble soup Texan na Well. fir st: Pat ty Dyer , second ; Opa l Dye r. th11·d. Baked (;oods Loa f, wh ole whea t brea d Marga ret Webe r, first. Ba nana nut brea d Texa nna Well. first: Lois Pooler . seco nd ; Dar lene Haves, thi rd . Zucc hini hn' ad· M Prri lPP Rr; ;Jn t, f irst; CPr ald in r H o lsingPr , second; Tl'xa nn ;J Wf' ll , th ird . Ra k ing powdPr bi scuit s: Ca · ro lyn S. Sm ith , fir st . Texan na Well. second. Muffins. co rn. Don na Jenkin s, fir st: Lenora Le ifhei t. second. Yeas t roll s. Don na Je nkins, firs t: Margaret Weber . second . Carolvn S. Smtth , third Ca kes Ange l food Lenora Le ifheit , second. Chocola l{' cakl' Weber. -;cro nd M argarf' t REG . S337 .00 SALE S9900 1- 0NLY 75°/o OFF CASH & CARRY •MAGAZINE LAMP TABLE 12 Onlrl Reg. 1149.00 ss 9 SALE •BLUE BARSTOOLS (2 only) Reg . 162.00 SALE $29 •WICKER 50% OFF Mr. SPECIALS $ SALE •Wicker Chairs •MAHOGANY VANITY SALE $299 w/mirror SALE $199 •DINETTES lf2 OFF Seled Groups S99 •BRASS & GLASS ETAGERE Pr·ggy C'a r nr. Mid dkpor t, f iro.;t, Li nd a Hnx::lPri ck. Po rn Pro.v o..,f'ro nd . M£>1iss a Co lP· 1f2 OFF Don na ,lf'nkm s. Hutland. first. Rhond a Milliron. HredsvtllP. thtrd . Chocolate chtp: Do nna Jpn •BRASS FLOOR LAMPS k i ns. f ir st: Lo is Poo ler. Reed s· ville, seco nd: :IR4. th ird . Dr o p ora n gr : T\.Ln garP t V\..- PbN . srrond· Mr lissa CoiP m an. th ird PPan ut bu ll n Pat r ic ia Cook. Shadr , f i r st; Donna .Jrn ki ns. srcond. TPx anna Wr ll , t hird nrow n i!'~. C' :J. k(', irPd Donna !C'on ti nurd on Pagr 9\ $999 •COUNTRY BLUE CHECKED LOVESEAT & MATCHING CUSHIONS $1 99 •LANE & LAZ -Z-BOY RECLINERS Sl 99 •LA-Z-BOY QUEEN HIDE-A-BED REG. s1079 ' •OCCASIONAL CHAIRS TO Lectra-lift Chair MORE THAN ' 50°/o OFF REG. 11225 .00 SALE ~b Welcome power anl.~ t or •Swivel Rockers •Caneback Chairs •Contemporary Chairs •Accent Chairs JoUmj ·in l! telepho11 e t '.lrltwl l'~'"'Ge llol Co vntv Arta Code 614 44 6 - Ga ll opol os 367 - Ches hH 38 8 - Von !on 24 5 - R•o Grande 2 56 - G uyan Ot s l 6 4 3 - Arab 11 Do ll 379 - W alnut Me 1g1 Cu u r11 y A rea Codf' 6 14 M 1u0n Co 992 675 Pi Pl uunl 45fl - lecr 576 Ap p le Grove ]73 M a1o n 88 2 - New H ;111en 895 " lll l lll t 937 - Bu !l elo M od dl epon Po m e roy 985 C l"l n ler 8 4 3 - Por lll!nd 2 4 7 - letan Fall s 949 - Fh c one 7 4 2 R u tland 667 Coo l11 dl e A re~t Oet RuuJh fast S599 •LANE CEDAR CHEST BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION SALE $189°0 •SOLID OAK TABLE w/Lamp and Magazine Holder SALE 512900 1987 DODG E COLT DL, PS, PB, AM / FM cass ett e. AC. new hrcs. automati C. Gels I!J(ld gas mtle age b cellent condtlion 43.000 m1lcs $5,500 f1rm 614-992-2377 FOR SALE IN RACINE FREE PARKING ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. OPEN DAILY TIL 5 PM FRI. TIL 8 PM 446-3045 Visa, Mastercard ' •' 6 10 CORNER OF TIIRD & OUVE STRmS.GAUPOLIS, OliO 451131 t6 M on thl y USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WAIIANTY WASHER5-IIOO up DRYERS- $69 up RHRIGERATOR5- IJO Oup • RANGES- Gas ·Eiec - $115 up fRHZERS- $115 up MICRO OVEN S- $79 up or 985 -3561 20 04.00 30 4~ 59.00 60 1 Car d o f Than ks In M e m o <y 3 - Annoucem ents 4 5 G tllf!IW II Y Happy Ads 5 - Los ttt n d Fou nd 7 Yard Sa l e (pa• d m adv an ce! 8 Pub lo c S&le & Au t.: t• on 9 - Wa n ted l o Buv 1 I He lp W a nted t 2 S otua \10 n Wante d 13 ln 5u ra n c:e 14 - Bu s tnes s Tratntn g 15 Sc h oo l! & il'ltruc to on 16 - R ad10 TV & C El R e p a or 17 Mt ~ c ell a n eo u s 1B · Wan ll~d In Memory 2 0 5 / day s1 JQ i d. ay Announcements '} VERY NIC E LARGE HOMEON APPROX 3'; ACRES- 4 BR. 3 bath s. 2garages rented I BR apartmrnt. P r opefl ~ tnclu!l~s pond, ap prox 4,800 sq. ft. farm bld g an.d mrb1l r. home. Areal ba rga1n at $89.900 CALL 614-99 2-7104 FOR APPT Rfmtal s For Old & New Roofs, S hi ng les Repairs. Gutters Building and Re mo de lin g 992-7762 • Lot• Renfals • 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1·11-' BB·Ifn Wt• C uara nl t't' Yo ur Sati"'fa .-t in n FRE E ESTIMATES SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·uGHT HAULING § In loving Memory of w rll b e c harged who pa ssed away 17 years ago today, Aug. 16. 5 1 - Ho u u ho ld Go od~ 52 - Sporting Goo dl 5 3 - Ant iQUe S 54 55 56 57 - Mt 5C Mer c h an dose Butldon g Supp lo 815 Pe t li lor Salf! Mu socat l nslrument ' 58 - Fruot s & V eget& bl ll:! 5 9 - Fo r Sal e or Tr ade Farm Supplies & Ltveslock Farm Equtpm ent 62 - Wanted t o B uy 6 3 - Ltv n t ock 6 4 Hav & G ram 65 - Seed & Fert• l,te r To D rt 21 - 8u5 mess Opportunot y n - M on @V to l e an 23 - Pro f85 11 011111 Ser 11t CI!IS Real Eslale 3 1 Hom es fo r Sale 32 - M ob •l e H o m es lo r Sal e 33 - Farms fo r Sal e 3 4 - Bu~ tnes s 8UI IdttHJS 35 l o t s & Ac reage 36 - Re 111 E Illite W 11nt ed l:fMlflll 41 - Hn u ses 101 Re nt 42 Mo b1l e Hom es lor Rent 4J Fa rm ~ 44 45 46 47 48 49 - Ap art rne nl Ia• Ren t Furn•s hed R ooms S p ~tce lo r Re n t Wanted to Ren t EQuop me nl l o r Ren t For l eue tor Ren t Transportalion 71 No one know s th e silent he artaches, Only th ose wh o have lost ca n tell, Of th e grief t ha t is bor ne Autos lo r S•l e 72 - Tt uC k i lo r Sa l e 73 - Van ! !'. 4 VV D s 7 4 - Mo l a rcvc l e!;. 75 Boat s & Motors !or Sa l e m s il ence 76 - Au to Pall ! & A cces~oroes 7 7 Auto Aepa 11 7 8 · C ~tmp mg EQ ut pmenl 79 - Ca mp tl'~ 8t M o t or Homes Fo r th e ones we loved so w el l OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ••• POMEROY, OHIO : At . 7 & S .R. 143 ALBANY . OHIO : At . 50 & S. R. 143 NEW HOUR S POMEROY 9 a.m ·1 p.m 1 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m .- 5 p.m. 6 Days. Clooed Su nda y PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG . 10, 1990 #1 Copper ' 1 per lb . 992-2269 Clean Dry Aluminum Can s, 3 5 ¢ per lb. Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb .; Batteries $1 ea Yellow Brass 40C lb .; Alum . Shee ts 40 C lb . 614 992 -5114 81 3 '90 rt e 6· 12-90 tfn MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR HOT SPRING SER\IICE SPA All MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. We con repoir ond re core radiators ond heater cores. We con also ocid boil and rod out radiators . We also repoir Gas Tonks . y( I\ I I ~( 1') D .~ •, KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE -.1\ - Yt ·, tl . R c t rl'. l ! ~· 992 -5335 or 985 -3561 ~~~ ... .. ·-. • ' ; -- :;::5(J.-·-- - Across from Pot:t Offiu 217 E. Se,., Pomeroy · · -:. ; .;: •~'/ · - - - l. ·::· ::.. · POMEROY, OHIO J/6!'90 / Hn --:" . PAT HILl FORD '• 992 -2 196 Middle port , Ohio . ;o;> ~ '!!'fi· . . . .-- ~- . .' ~ I llH c .Ji'. CUSTOM BUlL T HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·28110 Day or Night NO SUNOA Y CALLS P11ru hlc ~ p .1 BAUM LUMBER CHESTER, OHIO (HESTER •FIL L DIRT . •ANYTHING •GRAVEL •LIM ESTON E 985-3301 4 168 S. rtn 11 R. l. HOLLON ~RUCKING r\ ll lt' r rr.1· o.; F:1"' 1r 1r 1. AT ALL 8-9· 1 mo . 985 -4422 Help Wanted 1 1t -90 tt n PHYSICAL THERAPIST WANTED Position available at Americare -Pomeroy Nursing & Rehabilitation Center . Position involve s treatment of geriatric patient s with primary emphasis on neurological and orthopedt c ad · mission s. The facility has excellent ancillary and nur sing support for a tru e team oriented rehabilitat ion philosophy. Contract candidate s will be considered. sal ary competitive. If interested contact : Mary Mason, MS , SLP, CCC Rehabilitation Coordinator Care Enterprises 500 West Wilson Bridge Road Suite 245 Worthington. Ohio 43085 11 sa dness Our eyes s he d mnn y t ear s, God only kn ows how we miss t hem At th e end o f eve ry year Services 8 1 · H ome lmpr ove m~ ts tl 2 - Plumbt ng & He l!'ltn g 8 3 - EACIY&tin g A happy hom e we once enjoyed How sw eet t he me rno l)l 84 - Eiect ri c ll & R efrig l!lt'a tt o n 8 5 - Gf!n l!ll'&l Haultn g 86 - Mobil e Ho m e Re pa1r 87 - Up l"lolste r..,. stilt. Bu t death has le ft an Always l oved by Family and Fr ie nd s PASSPORT ASSESSOR/CASE MANAGER Th e Area Agen cy on Aging District 7. in Rio Grande. Ohio is seeking to fill four ful l-time and tw o temporary con tract Case Manager/Asses sor pu sit io ns for a ne w Medicaid PASSPORT program for home bound sent or cit· izens. DUTI£S INCLUDE : To assist. manage and coord t· Help Wanted FOODFOI ,o\;5{i 1f1N The Ohio Job Service Will Be Accepting Applications for the New McDonald's in Pomeroy Our h eart s stil! ac h e w ith In Memory In memory of the Lambert twins, Ivan and Irvin. It's been seventeen lonely years since you two left us. We know that you are in a safe place, but we ask ourselves why you twa 7 The hurting is suppose to stop but it doesn't. There's a special place in our hearts far you two. Nothing else will take its place. We know that you two are watching over us. We love you both and you'll always be in our hearts. You two are missed by your mather, Ethel Lambert. and all of your brothers and slaters. D JACKS 7 20 -1 m o TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING •fiREWOOD LINDA LOU STEWART Merchandise e1 - JOSE PH BISSELL BUILDERS 56.00 s 1 3 00 August 20-21 from 9 A.M. till 4 P.M. nate comprehensive ca se plan with long-term care client s At the Meigs High School and their inlormal/formal providers wtthin designated cost caps. Toass ure that the servtces are appropriate and meet the needs of the client Conduct fac e- to·face com· prehen stve assessmenl to determine client' s level ol care/ need. eligibility for av ailabl e communrty res ources and long-term care options: develop care plans: arrange for Library. Hiring for All Positions. service delivery including collaborating and negotiating with servtce providers for services: maintain regular con· tact with cli ent, caregivers, and other pr oviders of service 11 mo CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION •Mobile ~orn e P.ar!s • Mobile Hom6 NO lUNDA Y CALLS 4-16 -86-Hn Over 15 Words A at M .!Ire l o r consec ut rve run s. tll o ken upd ~ lm e11rl'l rlAII a a se caral lll!ds 2 S1 O-S15-S19 •GUN CABINETS SALE $25900 7 - 23 - 1 Is Your Roof Reody For Another Yeor of Ice ond Snow? Now 's The Time to Find Out . USED RAILROAD TIES empttness Th e world ca n never fill •ASSORTED PICTURES reclining action Discover 3 WV Co de 304 •MISC .... •LA-I-BOY -- - --:-:::---' ... .. THUR S D AY PAPER FR IDA ¥ PA PER SU NDA Y PAP E R DA¥ BE FO R£ PU BLICA TI ON 1 1 00 A M SATURDAY '200PM M ON DA Y 2 00 P M TUESDAY 'J. 00 PM WEDNE SDAY '2 00 PM THU RSDAY 2 00 P M FR IDAY C/u.l .l ifit•d p a,l:t'.' ('()t'f'r 1he 2 0°/o S 0°/o •Swivel Chairs DELUXE INNERSPRING MAnRESS '( ard Sal e!> 15 15 15 15 1 ljHfJUMfll REDUCED The proposed project is to be located in Middleport. Ohio and will o cc upy about 1.243 acres. A location map is shown at the end of this notice . WEDN ESD A'V PA P ER 3 6 VA S . EXP ERI EN CE 10!30!'891fn Rate IJm l '' '' COUNTRY MOBILE ' HOME PARK PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949 -2860 POMEROY,. OHIO • A cl~5so lo ltd a<tv ert 1!e m ent p laced on Th e Oao ly Senltnell e~ ce pt - c i&H 11t ed dt~ pl!fV . Bus •n en Card and leg a! not>0!51 w oll a lso a ppear m the Pt P lnas a n l R ngo s te• end th e Ga 1• p o l1 ~ O;ul y T11bu n f . reac ho ng ovff 18 .000 h ome~ CO PY D£ A DltNE M ONDAY PA PER TU ES OA¥ PAPER 614-992 -2328 1r'" ' 5·31'90 !In BILl SLACK Across From Post Offiu 1 STARTING AT The U.S De partment of Agriculture, Farmers Home Administration iFmHA) announces that Overbrook Manor Limited has applied for FmHA financial assis tance to Construct a forty 140) unit elderly housing proJect with Congregate Care Services. Ha pp~· Ad~ T h an k ~ I n M emo 11em ssn .00 SALE SOME MIX-MATCHED SETS. C ar d o l " ( ll ' ' ''trl We Say What We do. We Do What We Say. New Homes l•ilt "Free Estimates " Dave Wat son . ~92-5335 Words Days MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED UNDAY ' Aecer.oe $50 dt s counl l o r .!Ids pa •d ' " advBnce ' Free a d ~ -· G rv e away an d Found 8d~ un d ltf 1 5 wr>rd S w ol l be ru n 3 d~5 at no chCifge ' Pn ce o f ed l or a ll ca pt 1111 1 et T e r ~ , ~ doub l e [Ho ce ol ad CO~ ! '7 po mt hn e Type on ly used "SM tln al 1s not respons rbl e fo r er~ ors atte r f1r s t daov l(llecl>. f o r l!rr0<5 f orsT dlt\l IH1 ro, n5 on flll pf'r l C~ i) \JPfort' '} QQ p m diJII aher pu b h cel ton to mel< e c:o rrecT•uro "Ads t hat m utt be p a•d tn a d 111l n ce a re CASH & CARRY PUBLIC NOTICE The propo sed amount of FmHA financing is S 1,397,000 .00 and th e total estimated project cost is $1 .440. 000 .00 . FmHA has prepared an environmental assessment for the project and find that the proposal will not sig · nificantly affect the quality of the human environment and that therefore preparation of an environ mental impact statement is not necessary . State Director. FmHA 200 North High Street. Room 507 Columbus. Ohio 4321 !i TO PLA(f AN AD CALL 992 - 2156 pa1d (One Only) BISSELL SIDING CO. RATES PO li CI ES •Ad s Ou l$ode M etgS Gall oe o r M aso n cou nto os must tu• pre Reg. •VINYL SIDING •ALUM INUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace $6 9 $14950 •Clearance on Simmons & Stearns & Foster Mattresses & Box Springs. M rs. 8· 1·'90·1 mo .. Classifie lf2 OFF Seled Groups m an. third . Plai n sugar and 949 -2168 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Select Groups 12 only! ~;ij9.oo SALE FRE E ESTIMATES •LIVING ROOM TABLES •CHERRY BEDROOM GROUP Reg. SI1 5I.OO SALE $2 49 Gutters D6wnspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting 1 /3 OFF All In Stock STARTING AT Reg . '499.00 SALE LITTLE MISS AND MISTER - Sixteen girls and nine boys part In Wednesday 's Little Miss and Mister Contesl at the Meigs County Fair. Judges Madge Neal, Lu cy Earwood and ,Joan Wood said the decision was tou gh becau se th e constestants w<•rc all so cute but, when the vo ting was done, Kristen Ni cole Napper and ,John Ca rl Buzzard were th e new Lillie Miss and Mister. •BRASS HEADBOARDS Reg . '219.00 Reg. S698.00 SALE 249 NEW - REPAIR tend ed th e Albe r t Yo ung famil y reunion held . ecen tly at the form er Edith Harper residence in Tuppers Plai ns. Joyce and J ack Na pter, now owners or the property , hos ted the event at· tend ed by 47. Thelma Henderson asked the blessi ng Edith Harper was th e oldest member present a nd J esse Chri s ti an . t he youn ges t. •WHITE DAYBED S]~~ 985-4473 667 -6179 l/{8 , :lr · ROOFING St ac iP and Al an , a nd Mr . and Mrs. Cla re nce H e nd er son at · •SECTIONALS •Wicker Settee & Roc:ker Reg. 1499.00 S1420° - 1 ONlY- Reg. · Howard L. Writesel Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hen der· son accompanied :lolr. and Mrs Da ve Willi ams, Bel pre, and Ma ry Mo ore, Pa rkersburg, W.Va .. to spe nd a recent wee· kend In Ocean City , Md. They visited Aa ron, son of the WIIH· ams' and grand son of the others. Aa ron Is working th ere !hi's summer an d will re turn to Ohi o Universi ty in September Mr. an d Mrs . Cla ir Follord , REG. S569.00 SALE BUSINISS PHON. I 16141 992-6550 jiiSIDINCI PHON! (6141 992-7754 Houri 1 Li nd a Alfred news ~- •COMPUTER DESK C'ookiPs Oatm ral :..c-------'---- 1r,. . _~~~ 1L-----,r&-----,r-'-_~_~l_ •Serving Cart •Patio Dinettes •2 Seat Gliders •Patio Coffee Tables •Patio End Tables •Patio Umbrellas •Patio Arm Chairs •Patio Lamps •Patio Swivel Rockers ' Broderick. second: Melissa Coleman third . Pea nu l butter fudge: Lind a Brod erick, first. Rhond a Mil· llron, second: Kat hy Dyer, third . Pea nu t brittl e: Ka thy Dyer. first. INTERVIEWI:'>IG Denise Shockley interviews a potenUal Little the l'ICIJI:S Fair on Wednesday . - - - • tL ·a. ' - liron. Ref'dsvi lle, fi rs t, 1\: Dyer. third Ca bbage Pa tn cia Woli. fi rst: J u d ~· ~·,___-L~-~ TO Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates Chocolate fud ge: Rh ond a Mil tL e(2 ONLY) 3 SEAT PATIO SOFA 50°/o 7 5°/o OFF REG. LIFESTYLE PRICE Wa c.,..¥ Fis hing Suppli &~ Candies I fir s t; J oyl't.' Sau! PI' S, SP COJld . •ALL PATIO 168 North Setond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE Raisin : Mary K Ruse. first Rt.'ets, s \icP<l LP nora L eifheit, l:!eans, shelled. De bbie Rose, Long Botto m, fir st. Pa tricia Wolf. seco nd: Joyce Sa ut ers, th ird. Beans. kidney: De bbie Rose, New location: Mar garet Pa r ker, sec ond. - ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE- fi rst. BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION Pi es Apple: Margare t PJrk l'l'. first: An gle Parker , Pomeroy, seco nd : Kare n Lodwick. third. Cherry: Donn a J enkins, fi rs t: Ma rgaret Pa rker, seco nd. Pecan: Mary K Rose, fir st. Peach: Marga ret Weber . firs t: Super Savings Opportunity Storewide &•t'ls , whole Le nora L eifh eit , Business Services Page~ ~ J enkins, first; Drbora h Cr urst?r. SPCOnd . Brow nil>s , fudge, not iced · M elissa Col em an , seco nd. B l ackberri es: .J oyce Sau tPrs. rus t: Max ine Dye r, seco nd ; Opal Dyer, third . Peac hes. half: Joyce Sa uters .. Whole whit e potat oes : .J o yr P K . H.osr. fir s t. l'aro lyn S . Sm ith . seco nd. E l dr r brrry · Jo~'Cl' Sau ters , se· SHOWCASE liFEmLE The Daily Sentin ei-- Page- 9 Help Wanted Alw ay' An (quo! to determine if services are appropriate: conduct com pre· hen s1ve reas sessment to determine client's needs and re- Op port unity / Af firmat iYt Att ion Employer evaluate the appropriatenes s of care; review cost of PASSPORT SCREENER The Area Agency 011 Aging District 7, in Rio Gr11nde. Ohto ts seeking to fill the position of Screener for a new Medicaid PASSPORT program lor home bound senior citi1ens. DUTIES INCLUDE: Complele telephone screens: schedule daily as· sessments for both PASSPORT and nursing facilrty appli· cants: make necessary contacts during screening process: schedu le MRDD or MH level II assesments when necessary: confirms Medicaid status with county Department of Human Services: maintains records and complete reports as required: mav be responsible for completing the monthly PASS and RN Assessor schedules: maintain relationships with case managen and RN assessors to lacilitate clierrt flow through system; mar contact additional information sources lo apply PASAAR and PASSPORT crrteria. QUALIFICATIONS: Registered Nurse or licensed Social Worker wrth experience in home care for elderly and/ or disabled adults. Excellent interviewing skills required. Computer/typing back&round a plus. SALARY RANGE: $18,000·125,000 , Resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p.m. on Aucust 17, 1990 In the office of Jovce Shon£ Personnel llanqer, Aru Alency on Acin& Dis1rict 7, Inc.. P.O. Box 978, University of Rio Grande, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. Opportunity Em player" -r PASSPORT covered services and make necessary adju st· ment s: maintain on-going telephone contact wtth all ser· vtee providers; maintain on -going contacl with caregiv· ers. family and hiends li sted in service plan: monit or eli· ent' s progress relative to goals and objectives olthe home care: as sist cltent tn transi1ion, if PASSPORT program dis· continued : maintain data coll ection system: participate Announcements 3 Announcements ADOPTION in client care conferences with providers: edu cate tamilies and communi\•1 agencies re•ardin• PASSPORT ion~• & • Wa'd lova to 1h1re our h•r11 &. hom• with lnfatnt WlU on. lolte, wormth & oHoctlon, tlnonclolly other service s. Call c:oiiiiC1 Evenings, 201-427· lerm case management: advocate on behalf of a client for QUALIFICATIONS: licensed Soetal Worker or Registered Nurse with at least one year prior experience in home care for the elderl•1 and/ or disabled adu~s. hom e health care, medical social wor~ geriatrics/gerontolo&Y or other relevanl subst~ute. Must possess the know! eel ge and skills nocessary to provide the lt!lfel of case menacemenl required by the client and by any lelal regulations. Must possess an understanding of the communily service delivery system and the abilrty lo utilize the community's rttSources. SALARY RANGE: $18,000·$25,000 Resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p.m. on Aucust 17, 1990 in the office ol Joyce Shon11. Personnel Manteer. Area Agen9' on Aging District 7, 1nc., P.O. Box 978, University ol Rto Grande, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. "An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer" ..eure, 1111 help uch othert ModlcaVL.ogot oxpon- pold, 2346. Fumlturs Sal• Now In Progrw11 11 Aok F•rry, WV. Slngt• lady would llke lo heir tram otnato moto ss to eo, wr1to P.O. Bo• ~. Potm Ptaaoom, wv 21150 Stngto? You ohoutd bo rudtng H•rt...,.h Hotllno -nor, Profiling 1re1 alnaln. Hoartooarah, P.O. ao. *3,botttpolto. 011 4tl83\· Trovot, BoMbott buo trlp. Sunday Aug. 19, Ptttoburgh at Ctn- :;.~~ ~~ ~~~"::':io =~ Contact AulltY C..to, 304·755- a.-------~~-------'12431 •., Furnlturo, O.lllpollo or'IIHIOI. �Page- 4 1 0 - The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Giveaway 2 fomolo Bordw Colllo pupploo I wko aid, 304-773-411011. ' -~ 25.. ~or TV picture tube, ~304-4104. 5 tiger olrlpo kill ... to good home, 304.C7!1-2302"' 117!1-7511. II FrM puppln, Plrt Glrman Shepherd and lib Ratrlver. Thr'M r11bbH1 whh cage. 304882-mtl. 32 r~n _ 1974 Guerdon Futurama 12x65. 2 bedroom, Centr11 Air $5995 shown by appolntmtnt 81~ 1914 Carrtsgt Hou.., all eiKtrlc, j ._,\I c ., ) 'l \.. 1012. ' - 35 home & 1 full blooded Ratt Terrlor, 114-:188-9621. Puppte.: Part BMQia. 814-256-- MOt Small blond mixed Btagla type farn~lt dog, :1 mo old, SM-6751354. Small mlled breed tamale dog S~ota & 1pay.t. 614446--1216 446<l65l \ / '; Approi. 8 112 aer.. whh mineral righla, on Georg .. Cr.k ACNid. 514-446-2000. ,..'\ lot With Mobl~ Homa In Dunntllon, Fk)rlda. 814-448-2000. Wuh" and drytr, truck topper, 304-773-.5178 _ "Howard h<L'> always livr d hy tllf' maxim, 'lisp it up, wrar it 6 Lost & Found Sl,OOO cuh raward tor lntorrn•out., rn akP it do , or do lion ludlng to lt'lt return of two malt Bluatlck Coon Hounds lost without.'" or ttolan In Galli• Counl Cam· palgn Ct'lurch area. July , 1990. 1-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::T::::::::::::::::::::::::= Call 304-675.1975 or 614-446- I 11 Help Wanted on W..ktndt. ~~~-'------ Fout'ld: Gray klttan with four AVON · All araat, C1!1 Marilyn w......, 304-882·2545. wh11a fHI. Wtarlng a whitt Ilea collar. 614-992 -Tro!J. Found: Small Oanjl type r.mala dog. 3 miles South of Gallipolis. EXCELLENT WAGES lot' apart lime atMmbly. Easy work at homa. No tlparianct r\Mdtd. 614-446-1410. Call 1-illl-1122-56.!2, Ell . 1244, Including Sat . •nd Sun. Lost : Whhafaca Cow-, nNr Kamper Hollow on ~80. Call Roy Burger, 614-446-0202 7 E1perieneed mtdit aal.. rtprnenta11v•. Base plus commlaalon. 304-n7-788S call tor lnl•rvln. Yard Sale Immediate o~nl n g avallabl• tor tuii-Uma and ptrt-tlma R.N.'a tnd l.P.N.'t. Compethlvt wagn, diHtranlal Wltt'l tX· perltnctl, tltxlblt tchadullng avallabl•. Conttd th• dlrtctor of nunalng, Ptneer.tt Ctrs Canfir, 170 PlnecrHt Drlva, Galllpolla, Ohio 45631. 614-446-71t2. Equal Opportunhy Employer. Gallipolis & VIcinity 16th, 171h. 122 S.cond Ava . LPII Chlldrwn'a clothft, loya, soma ad una 2 Family Glraga Sala: antlqut book, eh.tva• doort, elothlng, mi.e. tMiow Rio Gn~ndt on 325 ; 9-6 . S.l. Stereo, w/glass 1 milt St. At. loeal rock group It now holding audlllona for: Drummer. Must havt own drum ayltem. 614· 256-15i1, ask for I.M. Hutk~s . 805-681-6000 EXT. P-4562 for curr.-.t lilt. Tt'lurt, Frldty. Outlllltd regllttr.d nurM nlldtd lor 62 btcltaclllty (long lerm) IOCittd In Point Plaaaanf. WY. Admln latratlvt lklllt a~ worll expertanct n~uury. Compelntvt ulary and tMntfll•. Contact Frank Topping, Carthav~ of Point Pltt ..nl. ALL Yud S.lts Must Be Paid In Advsnee . DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m tM day btlor. tM ad Ia lo run . Sunday ltdltlon . 2:00 p.m Friday. Monday edhlon - 2:00 p.m. Saturday. Baekyud Salt: 16th, 171h, 18th. Thrse Family! 64 Syeamon Sl. Galllpollt, Ohio. Wuher • Drysr. ~ Salnperaon to eall on Mining In Industrial Aeeounla SouthNalern Ohio and Nelgt'lbortng Weal Ylrglnil Ar-.a. Prefer Expe,ritnct 1ggrnatv•, Mlf rnollvaltd lndlvtd'"u11. Com· pany tumlthes trantportatlon. All re.umH will bl contld•rtd . Reply to Bllr.d Box Cla042 rJo G1ltlpolle Dally Tribun•. 825 Third Avenue, GaUipoi\1 OH Garage Salt : Frt 6 Sal., 1111\/18'1h, ga.m.-1 1st lime thla year! Exquisite bdrm. fumtturt, 1 pc. quatn tll.l. Wooldrtdga , 4 mfiM N. St. Rt. 160 p..l Hollers. family: Rt.588 In downtown Aodn..,-, acroat trom Rodney United Methodist Church, Tt'luraday, Frldly, S.turdly, la:OO-daril;. 4 4!831 Wanted : Rtlltblt G.A.H.S. student to walk to my homa to watch 9 yr. old after .chool . Tuee., Wed., Tt'K.lrs. 3 :30-7:00. Must llv• In or clott to town . 614-446-7710 beiOttl 1 or •t1•r T727. 11th, 11th, 18th. Clothing, c111fta, ml.c. Ott A1 . 7, Addison Plkt 2 mil•, lsi Rd. lett . Behind Ad· daviUt SchOO. Whl11 houN w"h red blm. ,,00, WMk•nd carw. lady to live In 1nd cart f'Of tkMrty lady In Syn~cuae , Ohio every w.-~nd . 614!W2·2800 S.turdly Only! Rotd betkJt old Bidwell School, Good .chool clothe~, loya, btdaprtadt, Pr~tOMU I 12 Pt. Pleasant Roommate tor new houN. For 6 monthe Furnlahtd, NNI , NonSmoker. lnl•rvltw Requlrtd. 614-446-3664 3 Family Yard Salt, Thur1 and Fri, 1g,1 N. Main St. Fumhurt, TVa. DllhM. l.amf)tt, IMke, clathn, loya mol"'. Sand HIU Ad t.hrnd cemetary, Aug . 17. 15 Gold C*H Card. Caah advance program . Vtaar"MC guaranttld No HeutHy dtpoaH, $24.50 fM. 1-go0-226-0049. Public Sale Travtl Aventa, Holti!Motal Car11ra, TraetorfTrwUar Orlvi"Q, Bookk.. pln~Accountlng , Nujrsn Aldt, Home Sl~y/ Rnldant Training. Flnlnclal aid avtllablt H quallfltd. Counly Sc:hoolt, Inc, l..aoo-648IS-<411, 2'307 Camd~ Av•, Paril;er•burg, WV 2810"1. Compitt• your !reining In 8 lo 9 month•. 9ttr1 tmmadlataly whlla you 're "Ill tmployld If your're worttlng. No walt . & Auction Rick Purson Auction Com~ny now booklll9 auctions, ••· pan.nca maktt the diHa,.nu. LlcenMd Ot.to, Kentucky, W• Vlrglnll, lM-713-5785. Wanted to Buy IJMd Mobil• homM, c.tll 614-:::-:-:--~=-----:- -- Will tutor 1ny •ubjtct 1·12 In your t'lomt or mlna.. Dorothy Mitchel l 304-675-2598 Wanted To Buy: Junk Autos wHh or without molon. C.ll Larry Ll'lll~. 614 -388-9303. Help Wanted "ASSEIIBLERS NEEDED' lmmectlata opening•. No 11p. nMdtcl. Full/Part flme. Call ,. eoo..-.83--4338 71.m.-10p.m. 12/mln. AVON I All Areat I Shlrtay Babytlntr In Northup or C.nl.,ary trtl lor 7 y..r old boy ~ng to Gr11n SchOOl. 614-446{310 Chtehira Kyglf area, rtf•r•ncll pr~~terr.d , your homt or mine, 114-387·75i'l'afttr &p.m. OaWyman on mod•m Ma1100 COUnty dttry t.rm, flldlng end milking dutloo, hour1y pay1 pold •a.rio~ft~U.Around-Tho-Wo<td". ~w name, adciNII, Md phone numMr on Ell. YIOIH. EARN IIONEY Roodi"'J Boollol $30,000/yr. lncomo potontlol. hlrtng. (11 lrt. Y4512. tome wUh rlv•r frontag•. 304578-2335. Rentals 41 Houses tor Rent 2 b.droom country home, 304875-11&6. 3br, batt'l, dining room, living r"OO!".J.. 1 car gar•ga. 1300/mo. $1~UIU.post1 . 61~W. fHouea In IRaelna tor rsnt. $350 per montt'l with raltrtctlona. 304-453-4025. :Ja-1117 2br, tn:lllf' In country. County wattr, bottll gat furnace, window air condl1ion1d. 614-446--0893. Trtller: Furn'tcl or unlum 'ed, 2 BR, ct~bla, beautiNI river view. In Kanauga. Fot1ar't Mobllot Home Part!.. 614-446-1602. lor Rent :15 Wut Apl . 2br, 1 batt'l, private Homes lor Sale 1 1/4 acre, 3 m\ln from lawn, 2br LR whh firapltce , den baument . 61~..0365 . 1!2-acra, 6 room• wfth ba ... ""'"'I new hNI pump, gartg•. 2 build ngt. loetftd at L.Mar1 Fallt. 614-247-37431614-247·20S5. bedroom I'M)ma, 111uma balanc. Muon County Bond Loan 8.5'1C. inttlrnt, will con· eict.r trailer lor down paymanl, »1-117!1-11104. 3 bedroom, l'ull biHmtnt, ga• h.. t, Clair, g1ragal. doublt lot w/moblla hom•, Mason, WV. 304-B82-JS83. :J BR holtlt wt1h nlca g1rdan apot, locat.ct In Nor1h Gallla or Kyger Creek .ehool dlat. RNaonably prktd. 814-3889700. 3br, brtcll low•r Rl'llr Rd. Full baaem.nt on 314 tcre. 614-24 55148, 614-446-tOlg. 4 room hOUII, balt'l, h.JII ba ... m•nt, axlrt lot, 42 Burdett a Add , Pl . Pll . llM-576-2139. 4br, llvlngroom, dlnlngroom , k\1chan, woodburnlng atOYa, llraplace, 1 112 balha, 2 ear gara~ workshop. 814-387-7800. 7 room houM-good re~lr In Long Bottom, OH. Scenic view of Ohio Rlvtr-3 mllea from Foril;ed Run Stata Ptrk, St'lact. River Foret1 I soon to ba marina. WHhln minute• of lhrM public boat r1mpa. Owntr deceased , priced to 1111 $15,500. Ctll 6141985-4175 01" 814.':247· 403&. 1 room• 1 112 balha, country living but cloH to Meiga SchOOl and town. Rt. Jj...t lane, Townahlp Ra.d 77. First road to ~-· Can 814-9\12-7118 or 1-»4Counlry Selling. 4 badroome 2· 112 btths, canf1111 n..t and llr, basement, attached garaga. 20 minutes trom Alhent, 1-112 mlln to Melga High School. Refaranen tnd tftpoelt ,.. qul,-.d. 614-593-6837. good cond, 3~7!1-1242. 304-117$.$185. Couch, 2 chllr-., end tab•, 2 tampa S1SO . Wood table 4 chairs 180. 2 bran lampe 130. blr 2 stools $25 . 304-815-6865. County AppUtnce, Inc. Good uNCI appll1ncea, T.V. sat1. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon ...Stt. 614446·11UKt , U1 3rd. Ave. Ga._ after .5p.m. 414.W~3040 . fub tnck>eld patio, cloaa to grocery store~ I thopping center, wllter, Mwer, tr11h provided , S26.5Jmo. 61.......1·1608. Apt For Rent : 2br ptr11ally furn(shtd utllttl• paid, 107 11'2 S.c. Ave, $:2"30/mo. Otp. Req. 6143'111-2171. Aptl. In Pomaroy 1nd Ukl- dloporl. Call ~2·7\11 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDG[T PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackaon Pike trom S192Jmo. Walk to thop & moviH. Call614-446 -2568. EO+-! . Fumlahlld 2 roomt 6 btl:th . Downaltll"l . Clean. No pelt. Rtf. 6 dep. requlrtd. 614-«&-151i . Fumlthtcl Apt, 607 Second Ave, OalllpoUt, $225; U111Min paid, 1br, &14· 446 4416 after 7p.m. Furnished Apt 154 First Avenue, $250. One ptrtOn., Small HOUM 93e Flr11 Avenue, $175. Phone 61~1615 , ue 1038, 614-4-48· 1243. PK:KEtiS FURNITURE NtwAJatd HooMhold tumltt'llng. 112 mi. Jtrrtcho Rd. Pt. Pl ....nt, WV, calll04-675-MM. Gracious living. 1 tnd 2 bedroam l~rtmante 11 Vlllaga Manor tnd Rlvartldt Apartmanla In Middleport. From $1011. Call 614-192-7181. EOH . Mlddl•por1, Ohio, BMct'l St. One bedroom fllmi1t'ltcl apl., dtpoah • rtferanct r~~qu i rtd, 304-8822&86. RENT TO OWN 814-44&-3158 5 pc. wood group $1401 por wMk. 4 poetar btdroom tulle, eomp~a $16.20 per WMk, dinet1a wtth 4 chair~ $H.O per wHit. Magic Chat 14 cu. ft. Rttrlgtrator tl2Jt5 per week, 1.5 CU. ft. frMZtr, 110.90 ptr wllk.VI'Ra Fwnlturt. Rl . 141, 4 miiH off Rt. 7.C.nltnary.Open 7 dtyttWMk. Stars ChHt F,...ztr, l1'!1i; S..ra ,..trlg«alor.l300. 614~45--9134 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Oflw St., Gaillpollt. New I lJNd tumtlure, t'ltltara, Wtat..-n 1 Work boot a. 614--446-31511. Wooden windows wtlh aluminum atorm & ecr~~n. (Bay window & 6 tmtller). 614--4481510 or <448-2875. 52 Sporting Goods Nielly Fum "td Small houta, glniDf, not IUtttble for ehlldren, no pelt, $:JOQ.Imo. 21 Business OpportunHy INOilct:l OHIO W.LLEY PUBLISHING CO. rl&l&lntllilnM ..... you do bullwllb pooplo you kmwr ond NOT 10 oond lllrougn lilt moll unlll you how lnvoOlltolod 1ho ollort~ · 53 Antiques 1225 montt'l. O.poeft required . ;B:-uy._ ..__,oo-:11:-.-;:R;-Iv'-or:-lno-:A:-nl::lq-,.•• 814-992·2218 after 8 p.m. •·-~ Pomo roy. 1124 E. lloln ............ Ont bedroom tumlahM apt, Houra: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. lo 8:00 utllhloo paid, 304.c7H722. Rent : 1 bedroom 1partmenl. Nice carpet, c~n 1nd nMf. HUO approved. No pet1. Pt PI~U~nl . 304-675-6200. RENTERS! Hom1t trom $1.00 (U-Repelr) Gov't glvNway, bank rtpoe, foNcloturw, tax dlllnqu.nt proper11... t--918-622- p.m., Sundoy I 00 lo 1'00 p.m. 114-882-2128. Top Cash ptld. Old tumltura cubolrda, qulht, oriental , palntlnga, loyt, or tntl,.. tettta Cllil collect 304-525-3275, or 304523-6864. quart.,. acre Rooms Room• tor r.nt .. '"•k or mo~h. Starting at $120/mo. Gallll Hot ... 814-446-9580. Sl .. plng roomt with ~109 . Alto ln~ller apace. All hook-upa. Call after 2:00 p.m., 304-~ 5851, Maaon WV. Nalhu1 14170 Mostly 111111. 514-114g.2722. Hid• 1 bed couch I chtlr, $35; 19 Inch color T.V. tl25; ntw microwave; drMIII' wlmlrror, $30; L..hopod woodon otond; ~ bed. 814~6-3313 Of c.tn ... 7&1 Flrll AYII. tl41. ~R~=====--::;::-:::-- 64 Atfalfll 1-=ond amt third cuntng, boloo 1 nd rol~-··· - - . - - Fann, AI. 35, 304-121- 8. Good mind hly, 304-875-557i. RoUnd Btlte In the F~d. 814- Transportation Unldan 1000 Sat•lllta with 10' bltcll meth dish, tor Hie or trade, 304-!11-2387. S5 304·f~3i. '17 Olda Flrenu, 33,000 mllee. Nkt ~1 $5,500. call aft• 7:00, 304431... 80&. Building Supplies Bklck, brick, MWtr" pipes, windoWI, llnt•la, ate. Claud• WlnllfW, Rio Grtndl, OH Clll 814-- Au.trallan Sh.pard and Bo*r Coli.. mixed. 814-Rl-2553 or 514-192-223G. 1H5 Corvalr conv.rtlbM. Sltn· dard Tranamlnk:Jn, ru,-. good, nelda palnl , 1'1 ,000. 81.f.246!187.1. 1Wi'll Corvette Stingray; 1HI Marcedel Bande; 1~ Chevy CordoVI; 1182 'lolkiWigon Scrrocco; 614-M6-01Dtl, 614-:188- For ula 6 Cyl. Motor tor a Ford Auto. $150.614-446-4537 Att.r 11175. AKC Pomerian. Mall, black. 21 monthl old, ~~~ tf'llnad, 111 ehols. $200. 614-9\12-161'1 or 8\4- AKC r.glsttrtcl Chow Chow, block, $1110. 514/1102-t621 Or.gonwynd Ctttary Ptoral1n, Slamu~ and Hlmal•yan kt1tent. 114 •~e 3844 after 1 p.m. Floh Tonk. 2413 Jockoon Avo. Point PIUMnl, 30W7&-2063, 10 tol ooC up $14.19 ond 10 tol complelt $43.25. Groom and Supply Shop-Pall 1m Lincoln Cont., 1915 Old• Cullin, bolh run, $295 . .ch , 304-678-2211. Plek up blda, Forda and Chavt, 1180 to 1N7, no rust , 304-6~ 1975 Lincoln ConUntnlal Mark 79 1m Grtnd Prill, 400 engine, $350 firm . 614-256,.181. 71511. 1978, 2 door Ford Thunderbird. $'100. 514-448·1811'1. 1979 Chavy Camara, 305 1ulo, w/alr, 304-675-1038. (no pepeort) Nor- 8gs..Jm. Rtg'd btagl•, IS mot Old, 1 maft, 1 t.male, UO e.ch, 614- 2.t5-9!78 Ragtattrtcl AKC 9t...n pupa. II otd. $125. ACh 1!114-81787!111. WMka Raglattrtd Hlmtllyan ktttens. Femalaa 1nd male1. Muat ... to appncllfa. Caah. No chlc:ka. 1f7V Ford 1500, Great Buy! 6142&8-81117. = :-::-:----:--- ---cc-c-- 1981 Oktt Cutl111 Brougham, air, tlh, cruiM, powar locka , nc cond, $1,'100. 304-t7!1-3448. 111113 Z28, --2519. 1i83 Chavetta, automaUc, 4 do«, holehbock, JlrNI goo ~- nice cer, 11,200. 114- 1&% off r.gul• lunln~. Endt SopOomblf 11. Jill Plano S. vice. Call Bill Ward :104-88-2325. IIQ Chovy Covlllor, <ldr1 4opd, Powwo 11-lng. powor orokoo. Aold"'J$100. t14-2M.c213. 11114 VW Robbh L, good cond. A~, 4opd, $2,000. 0.8.0 . 514- E Flo! Afto Souphono, uood I yoor, $1100. :IOWJ'5.15117. 2.. 4184. S8 :;11U::;;--;;Co:-lo:-"<l-;w-o71r_con_7d,-c$::3-: ,4GO -:-:-. Fruits & call 1fter 4:30, ~2171 . Vegetables Canning tomaton for Nle. Plek your own or tlrudy picklld. 114- Motor Homes 1m Apache 13 ft pop-up Ira IW, Ptl. 1983 mOlar home. To~ota Dolphin. Stlf-contaiMd, .... on gaa, dual-air. Good condtUon. Low milia. 1'10,800. 814-985--4418. mor• C1mper thtll $450. for Info 30«175o-2088 lftlf' 5:00 PM. 1985 CMvy Clvallar. ~omatlc, 4-door, 1mltm stereo caaettt. opploo,-hoo, - ~~"*" mll1ge. Excel,_,. concltlon. rnolono ond tomot-. t-r dolly, 43,000 mllel. SS,500 rlrm. -.tllondoy.I14-111U218. 514/H24377 J I R · Ffoolt 1157 Floro OT, I cyllndor, 33,000 •ogotobM. 114- =':""' Farm & Llve:;lock 1157 - · Corio, 8upw oporo, Burgondy, 43,000 mlloo, ohorp, ~· 114-381.c4:14, 514-3118- 1117 NIMan Stanza, Luxury. 4dr, loododooa.('lon opllono, now llroa, "'· te,1UO.I14~48-2300. 1157 Ponlloc 1000 9E loodod, Grovo!i!lk bol!lnd wftlt 30" 17,000 mlloo, $7,1100. 114-448BUill 11110. nrm. 304-41• 1111 onyl Jlrn't , _ Equip nolll1 IR. Sl, 1117 Tompo, AOOO; 1117 Duotor, w/olr; 111U Cltovy . . . . QaJIIpolle, 111 11118 ,, , 1: 11,000 - 61 Fann Equipment -· -ion-.- 63 ---. 1m........, 11,000 wllh ~• .,... ""' Iiiio •1rodo. .... lloldll-. Llvlltock 1... ctw,olor ~<~-. -r low 111 .., 11,110; 10 Ill' mllooao, no. oond.,loodod. Poy -~ --hog, $2,1100; all. I~. 2010 JO ouiiiYII• $2,800; .,.... 511 Oll¥or Julolloo fo.r:'."•711i.2: i. Fold, tl,lll; IN /1/J 11,111; Olorw WOI , _ IM - 11122. Forv,_, 30 l EqWpo mont lor-· l loolory 2 lrollor .10 lloti 0 lddo f1 T-• pony. ~-.11441Nl'11. Pure brod - - . :IDWll212:1. L£ADIIJG £CO\.OM IC IIJDKATCf'S Hometlme Basi c porch-building techniques, f ocusing on de sig n (Pt 1 Of 0 Home C HUROi 5 TEEPc. E: _ BA9EIIENT WATERPROOFING daughter. (AI Slereo. 0 (J) (!) Myateryl Holmes and Watson are led on a wild goose chase startmg with ropolro, oloo plumbing l eltctrlcal, rooflna , r.modtllng, pallot I. dteka ale. REMOOE[INGI Retwencea. E.ltlmttH. 1\4-258-1811. Ron'• TV Strvlce, sptclallzlng In Zenith tllo ...vlcing rno.l: Olt.r brlndl. Houet a.llt, 11to oo""' oppllonoo ropolro. WV 304-117&4jl8 Ohio 514-4*2454. I WON' T T HIS SECRET TO BRE AT HE A WORD II NOBODY, ELVINEY 11 NOBODY!! SAIRY TOLD ME so SHE'S THAT VERY SAME T il' LEAK IN MY THING J EST THI S NETWORK II MORNIN' II repr esents a ba«ered w1!e aga1nst her husband (A) (!) News CIJ (() Q Primetime live 0 Shelly 's husband arrives and asks for a divorce. Stereo. 82 Plumbing & Car1ar't Plum~ng ondHootlng Fourlb ond Pfno GOIIIpollo, Ohio BERNICE BEDE OSOL Electrical & 84 Refrigeration Ra.ldlntlal or General Hauling 8or'llco. Poolo cl• Rl R - ttrntl, w.lla.. lmmed1t•1,000 or ~~our W'Birthday ~~~~- dolloory. Coli - Won..-.·o Wolw Houllng ..rotoo, VOiumo - · Z.OOO 10 4,000 copoo_hy, clltame. ~. welll, tlo. Ce:ll d.: 304~401• ~ Upholltary .......,., Upllol•on"'J - !"'Jirl _ , - 25 ,.. ... Tho bOil In fumlluro u-ori"'J. eon 304.c71-41M tor ho ... 1111111-. GrahaM Upllololory Coni•, SOS Hlllop Dr, Col far oPPGIIIIIIIInlo vr ted t o a sacral gatherm g today i1" s best not to bring along a per son who rs not Invited There would be good reasons why this indrvtdual wa s ex cluded r tram the guest list LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl. 23) Your 1neas lor achievmg yo ur o bj ec tr ves today will be commen:lail wlr1"1J, .. ropolro. Llconood oloctrlclon. Rldonour Eloctrlcol, 304-t71-flllll. 85 ences wh rc h ar e governrng you m 111e yea r ahead Send lor you r Astra- Grap h pr edtc trons tod ay by mailing $1 .25 t o Astra-Graph . c!o thi s newspaper , P .O. Box 9 1428. Cleve land . OH 44101 -34 28. Be sure to s ta le your zod iac sign VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) If you're in- 114-448-38U Evening News 700 Club Wl1h Pat Robertaon 10:05 (5) MOVIE: Tho Boguilod (Ri (2 ;00) 10:30 (J) Moslerpieee Thealre The ~ ASTRO-GRAPH Heating 0 a W.-<l:IIM. Auguol 17, 1990 A bu sy year could be in the orflng lor you , invoMng m ore short trips th an , usual. as well as realizing small drea ms and m aking new friends 1n fresh social setting . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep your feasible and realistic as tar as they go T11e1e IS a possibility you won't tak e some important factors into consider ation . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22) Try lo keep a conver sa tion with friends as bright and cheerful as possi bl e tod ay. It se ri ~ ous matters cr eep into the discussions. there's a chance the t al k could t erminate with til- feelings happen AOUARIUS (Jan. 211-Feb. 19JII the•e is somethin g new in whic h you're planning to ge t in11o1ved . put your plans down on paper . but do n "t 1n11est monies on things unlil you ' re positive your biuepnnt lack s flaws PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) It's besl you trust your own judgmen t tod ay in st ead of lelting someone else think t or you who you feel is smart er, but . in ac tuality, might nol be . ARIES (March 21-April19) Try l o keep lamil y discussions on a constructive track t oday and give each member a chance to have a say If negative issues are introduced. the discuss ions could disintegrate. TAURUS (Aprii20-Moy 20) Your greelest e njoyment today Is likely to be found dn situations where you are ln\lolved with just o ne or tw o friends . The same comfort is not apt to be experienced where crowds are concerned . GEMINI (MI~ 21-Juno 20) Don I lei SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc. 21) Some your pride stand In the way of your changes yo u 've been trying to lmplement that affects another as well as yourself has lis advantages, but it also has a down side to which you should give more thought. chances tor financial gains today. Involvements can be profitable as long as you don 't turn your nose up at deals you feet are small potatoes. CANCER (JUIM 21· July 22) Someone CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jen. 19) A parl- might try ~o pressure you Into some lhey may benefit only you and nol olh- nership arrangement won't be very sue- type of long range agreement or com ers. Instead of gratitude, you might get • ce ssfultoday if both parties supply the mllment Today whiCh will no1 serve your Ideas, but not the elbow grease. One or besl lnleresls. Oon't be afraid to re1ec1 gr~t from yOur efforts to share . Get a Jump on ure by·underslandlng lhelnrlu- ; bolh must be delegeled lo mokelhlng s unsuitable proposals. hunches to yourself today , because Hornet Squadron regroups at an air s tation in England. (Pt ~'i.Tul ®Crook & Chase 11 :oo rn u CIJ mo ~m l!ll II]) News m (!) Twlllghl Zone I!] 01 Arsenio Hall t!ll Miami Vice Sonny's oost fnend ask s him to be his newborn son 's godfather. Eas t West wert' a diamond - one more piece of evtden ce that leadin g trumps after th1s type of a uction JS wimp bridge CROSSWORD 33 Mason 's need 35 Canyon mouth 36 Snare 37 Co ncea l 38 Fearing Ihat 39 SeJ dog c, 11 Detail 12 Touti sl's necessily t 4 P1edomi naled 15 Faux 16 Man11A bllrl 17 1111 99 Yes te1day's Answer "yes" 24 r amily 8 Amle . lo DOWN I Weslern lilm 2 I hOIOUQII SO ffl e mern 10 nn slr.J IIl 13 Pok PI bAI 25 Symbol ol shy11 ess 26 Maled 1c le 1rn 15 S A 3 S l op ur 4 rmd 5 Arno. CO IIIII IY t 8 llilllul 2 t 0 11enl a1n c1! 6 r eck1n li on 29 t Iegan I wood J 1 M1nus 34 l1ouhlo 35 !J oel or s' group 22 f' o 1nl pah 01 on Sher:ud 7 Socl 1nn ol s h1p 23 ChAtry ll roo klyn . sta11d 19 Cusse l 20 F t~qiiSI 1 NY gleat 25 Cla mp111g device 26 Colorado Indian 27 Un abr idged 30 Original 31 Shi p's diary 32 App10priate UAII.Y CR YP'TOQUOTES - llt•rt· 's hnw tn wnrk it CRVPTOQUOTE co ncen with an environmental message laped Earth Day 1990 at Nashville's Riverfront Park . stars Ro sanne Cash, Rodney Crowell, end lhe Bellamy Brothers . II) Beoobllll Tonlghl 181 Moneyllne ~ Betmon 11 :30(2)1) 01 Tanlght Show Slereo. Cil Magnum, P.l. (l) McLaughlin One-On-One Nlghllne ~ [§) Nlghl Coun Q2l • '21 Jump treet' CSS Lale Night Sexually abused coed tries to hire Hanson to kill her cop father. (AI II) SportoConler 8-16 Ont· klltr s~ 111ds for anoll11•r In llus s:unpk II IS usrtl for llw lluw I. 's, X for !he t wo ()'s. !'lr' S1n gll' kllt•rs, aposlropht•s, ll w 11'11gth :md lontlillion ollht• wo1rls a1r all hinls F:ad 1tl ay llw r·O< le lr tlr r s arr 11ilfPrr11t all Wha1 On Earth... A (I) • Nor lh 24 I enn1s (!) Relloctiono 01 Violence ®l 1!21 m NDflhom Expooure ,up: Wesl 22 Aleutian 1sland 23 Th ai cash unit Stereo. 0 10:00 ClJ I) II]) L.A. Lew Abby I!] Q) New Twlllghl Zone Soulb (l a l ) (J) NOWIWOICb a. cash two mo re di amond tri cks. If it happens that West holds the diamond king. declarer may ha ve missed some overtricks, but his contract will sti ll 21 lobe Stereo. 0 root. VulnNable: Neither Dr aier Nort h he ruffs and gets back l o dummy to not work if the openmg lead from ri V 9 1 Carol Anne as bait in an 1nvestment scheme. (R~ YOU CAN'T TELL + ! NT Pass West' s jac k. West may now switch t o a All pass diamond. Declarer should win dum· 4 \' my 's ace. come to h1s hand wit h the Opcmng lead • 2 kin g of spades and return to dummy with a second tru mp He then cashes dummy's ace of spa des . thr owmg a dt"secure smce the k1ng of clubs can· amond. Next he leads the queen of di a- nul be at tacked mond s f rom dummy . If East t·o vers. Of course thi s neat lilli e plan would legged ~OVIE: Complllte Mobile Homa 111 upe •KQIO B61 • 10 ' K; 3 spade When Eas l plays low. Sou th should pul 1n the m ne . Th at loses to City !,l!l Death Beroro lifohonor IAI {2 ,00) all Nashville Now (l l @ Top Rank Boxing 181 Larry King Llvol 9:30 ClJ I) II]) Grand Tom uses a-mont llniJ. SOli Til +K 9 Declarer should WJn the openrng' t rump lead in dumm y and lead a low lloes My1terie1 An eccentric aunt think s she ' s a murder tar ge t Uncondttlonal llfttlmt gul,.nIM. L.oe.al r•fertncta fumlahld . Frw ntlmat•. Ctll ootled 1· 814-23'7-G468, d1y or night . Rogooo Wotorproo- t K B6 2 + Q .liD could have lx.>cn done" Angelo u 9 Nebras ka' s larg esl murder . Q ®l Q2111l Eddie Capra Improvements .7 • 743 + A9 6 2 more tricks to set the contract. What 8 - w ant s to elope witll Kelly . (A) S tereo . C [lJ (I) fiJ Young Riders Buck fall s 1n love w1th the bank owner's beaut1lul AN INCENTIVE.' EAST +Q 764 2 lead mg th e 10 and let11ng il ride. East won the kmg and led the cl ub queen Very qu1ckly the defenders took three 4 Colleen ®On Siege 9:00 (]) I) II]) Cheers Woody asks for Sam·s help when he STRAIGHT A 'S NEXT TIOPM .. . Declarer drew trumps ending tn his hand and took th e diamond finesse by 1 1 S lrang e every aspect of the r~ ver otter" s existence . 0 BOY, TALK ABOUT + • ; 32 d1fferenlly. ' ·" ·" • AJ 9 t AQJ 9 761 clarer missed a chance today, and WEST thmk what you 1n1 ght hav e done +JO ; ACROSS VIdeo (!) Wild America E"m1ne >"f'LL PAINT !", IM S EL F GOLD AN D CLIMB Tl-l l'c MEIHODIST NORTH • A 10 3 by THOMAS JOSEPH dealers. (AJ Slereo . C (!) Sneak Previews MY DAD SAYS iF I GET 81 The Sinister Dwayne and Ron dress as woman to escape drug MORK MEEKLE AND Wl\TRHOP Services Pic-. autOfftlllo traNmlltltori, Wldo . . . I lrnplomontL finn Buy, - · 1f71 Food c... '!Noll, 1111, lreH. i :oo-1:00 I* I ' 1 ya. lutOftlldC ti'IUIII/illll~STOOi DO? G().J£Rf.JI.I\8Jr GRXR Cf (}(, R£1\LLyo HOJJ IOTEffiriiJG Wf1AT Gr;oJP IS 11-\AT? ov• mil•. Clll evenlnp &M--258IIH'I. Supplies DOYO'J (M PAK'r OF A All unt1t lo 00 It lOW'~ prktt thl• r••rl Plut no charv• for AJC. Tany dultr for 20 yNrw. Buy with oonf. .nct. Flxtd rill llnlnclng availtblt. IRVlNES CAMPER SALESI On St. Rt. 1 North at 91. AI. 555. Little Hocking Ohkt Approx. 80 min. 6M-Nt.2211. Oo"<lo Sow·Yoc Sorvlce Goorgoo Crook Rd. Porto, pOlio, pickup, ond dollv.y. 514- 247~961. 11Jf1AT KIIJD Cf \IXRK TERRYTRAVEL TRAIL.Efr.! tt90 CLOSEOIITI I Cil Splrtt {2;001 t!ll Murder, She Wro1e Funeral At Fifty-Mile ® American Muolc Shop 181 PrimeNews ~ MOVIE: Money From Homo (2;00) 8:05 (5) MOVIE: Coogan's Blull (A) {200) 6;30 (]) I) iUl Dllferenl World 1973 DodQI motor home, 304m.~. th.rtta Deck .... 1180 Chef)' Camtro Y-8 , axe running cond, body good, $850. firm. 304-882-2072. 1980 lmptll Chevtr'Oiat, good condhlon, nM paint, sfltrp. 1980 Olda Torntdo, runt good . 814-992-!139. cosl of mslellalions. (Pt 210 MOVIE: Perry Mason ' 1980 Hollldly Rambler, 32ft., lllkont1lntd, 28ft. awning on If. 114-388--Q331. 1978 Regal Buick, axe cond, 18,000 milia, $2,000. 304-675- Street Two o lder ladies leave reti rement to take up amateur sleuthing . Stere o. Q l1J Hometlme Learn ways to enclose the porch and the g 01 The Cue Of 1978 Dodgt Magnum, V8, !·top, 1m Ford LTD II, low mile•g• 1 new tlr•, binary, t'lc., gooa car. $2450 OBO, 614-446-9958. (!) MOVIE: The Executioner' a Song (Pt 2 Or 21 (2,001 [l) (I) Ill Ladleo Of Sweet ®l 1!21111 48 Hours Stereo. $'100. 304-882-3217 '"• 5,00 falf condition. "Best otter. 614949-2693. :;;;:;-;-:--;-;o--- -;---::-:-:1978 Ford Granada, rune, $300. 8\4-245--9283. eats something he st10uldn 't and is plagued by nightmares. ~ 3) Campers& 1977 Ford LT02. Air, aulom1tk:. Runs good. 1750. 814-M~28n. Wobb. Coii114-44H231 . Halt Yorbhl,. Tiff* puPJ»ee, $2&. 304-1175-6203. wolgon Elkhox.old pupploo, 304- A.AA.RRR:! WHEN I CA.TC H TH EM, t GUARANTEE THEY ~ILL DIE ... "" LITTLE AT A TIME. 5251. 1m Corvttte. C.ll av.nlnga 814-25WH7. Grooming. All bretdt. Alllltylet. lamt Pe4 Food O..ter. Julil Pura.brtd ' ~ 5pm IV, good thapa, 304-675--1242. wt old Siberian HutkJM, $.40 304-17W182.. 7 .•' ALLEY OOP Dunrovln '"'" Form Juol olt 8t. 1157 Dadgo Con Ol. P9, PB, AI. Ill Eoot of Ali!On~. Wo oo- AllfFM CIIMH•, AC, New u,.•. oopllood olompo. 01r1y harvoot Aulomo'lc. Golo good goo Sheila knows how to take the romance out of a marriage proposal! a WI·2424 24 h pool, oond llllorod, 1 yr Old A·1 c~, pold U,IOO. will ooll tor $1,8w. Of $600. _ , ond take ewer p1ymtn1e. 104-871lMI. wfaqMJndo, m ON SALEII YAMAHA WAVEAUNNERS. S1ln, Par1a, Ateeaorill, Strvle.. RIVERSIDE MARINE, At . 1 (acroa from K-Mart) G.alllpollt, On. 814- Accesso rles e -rs SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Mutton - Yokel - Binge _, Garage - ONLY a GAME My sons Lit11e League coach wa s g1v1ng th e team a pep talk, "Just remember," he roared, "the team that is winning will never say 'It's OrN.::L_Y..:a...:G:...A_M,__E_I"_ ' -------, er from gaming l he lead. Look how de- m FRANK AND ERNEST Complete !he chuckle qu oted . . . by ldlmg m the m•ss •ng word1 _.____,--' you de ... elop from step No 3 below We have described many deals :n w hich the ruling princ iple is avo Jdance - keepin g the dangerous defend - 7;05 Jellersona 7:30 (]) I) Family Feud ® Bewitched [lJ Enlor111nmen1 Tonlghl (I) CJ Mama's Family [§) 1!21 iUl Jeopardy! 0 liD 01 M'A"S"H 1221 Pro Bowlers Association Crossfire 7:35 (5) Sanford And Son 8:00 ClJ I) II]) Cooby Show Cliff NOW Auto Parts & I Ir--r,~6~T~-'-ri"-:YI:;-7:..,1-1 Q BRIDGE all Music Row Video @ SportsCenter Moneyllne a:D Scarecrow & Mrs. King Must Sell Thlt WMkl Makt af· r.r, 12ft. flahlng bOll, nnr 9.9 outbolrd, with l111llltf. 614-446118a6. CoiobrHy; 111112 Soob; 1111111 Ford Aero S11r Vtn; 1i83 Chrytltr My uncle was always urging us lo have big dreams and ambitions. He said that if our ,..------...:"'-, ship doesn't come in that we Gy MA B 1 should ------ · to meet il l I . . _ • .__.__ _.__._ abuse . Stereo. 1;1 76 --rWrOT-=0-i-D_Y:,.--~~ deeper into a mora ss of gambling debts and alcohol '71 Uncoin Continenti! Town Ctr, Soulh Carolina ear. A-1 Cond..J.... ~clod. ooki"'J $2,500. I I I" I I 111 1 '---'-.1.-'---L__.J Fortune C 191M Bomber R1h & Ski, 18ft . 140hp, 110 motor, ailvar metal fl1k1. Atklng, 18,000. eM-24591011. Autos tor Sale t I SLEWH 3 llJl Q) Night Court 0 t!ll Miami VIce Switek s1nks Boats & Motors lor Sale 1912 I ®l 1!21 Ill iUl Wheel 01 DOCUM£1olfARIE~.' I I 1I I 2 (I) CJ Current All air 75 247-. For \YORW WAR Jl HUTGOH I NewaHour a 17 h. Slarcr1ft Trt·HuU Boat 125 t-IP, E.vhwudl Enalnt, complate lop, new upholtltry. call 614·281-1316 afttr 7:00p.m. 24UIII8 71 wm. 1 HAPI\:1-l ro Llko 1089 Su1ukl Ou1d RaCif". I lh1 0ld E llonl ndlll · XCI 614-949-2722. mon eo on, extrw tlrn. $2,850. Hoy tor Solo. Clovor • Timothy. dowl, A Coli 814-44H7SI. -;;::;;::::::::::-::7.::::::::-::-:::-:... , Hew g11 Nmance, UNd wln- llkt new 3-wt'l.. ~r Yamaha, r.cllner chair. 814-102· 5U10. Hay & Grain I (!)3-2-1 Contact O ®l Q2l Ill CBS News 0 a:D CD Three's Company ®Top Card 6;35 ffi Andy Grillhh 7;00 (]) I) PM Magazine m Andy Grilllth IIJinslde EdiUon (J) (!) MacNeil Lehrer 1Uir7 Suzuki Ouad Runner 4whMter, tlacl:rtc 1t1rt, rtve,... g..r. ExetUtnt condition 1'1800. SopOic: Tonk Pumolng $90cGolllo Co. RON EVANS !NTERPHISES, Joe"->, OH 1-BOO.c374&a. Pofloblo llahlod olgn wnottO<O $2ii. Froo clotl..ry. Ptotic lottO<O Joa&O box. 1.-al:l-:1413. THURS., AUG. 16 • Cil (I) CJ ABt News 0 (J) Body Electric NEED HELP P' EASE CAll POUCE owner moving, ~~ Mil NegoUontble price, 114-3888457 atk tor O.J. ~l.tared Yaartlng FUiy, Shown II Weanling a1 Hootllf Cltnlc, na, Palamlno Mare, Youth Potnta, Gentle, will lhow Wnt1m Of Englllh, 614-218-8522. Conning lomol-. 8rl"'J con- 11M Trorw-Am, 11,000 mlloo. tolnoro. llorohoH Adoml. 114Elc. Condw\~':1" kopO. SI.OOO Hnn. l14. 2 olluotod .78 .... lond Point Ploooonl, llony oil,., 3o4-i18l'917. S.l•: old; 1,800 0< \100 cwt, 304-4!111- Merchandise Miscellaneous letter s ol tt-!e four sc rambled words be· law to form four 'imple words ~Newhart C olloi $900. nogcOolblo, 114-4481802. ...,-,,-ccc- =- -,----,teee Nlnjo 500, good _,dl Rotary or cable tool drilling. M~ wei .. compl.ted 11ma day. ~IN and ....... 304- 54 Furnished For Livestock Canning toma10M. $3 a boatMM. 1155 Oldo H Rogonoy. Exc. Pick ~r own. Iring own con- cond, 10,000 ml .. e. 614-446-8102. ttl.,.,.. RICUgrMn peppera. 114- 1981 Ford Eacot1 GT, air, I :1474281 Eupno Oo"'-. opood, uc cond, 304.c75-1814. Wlnlad: Qaw loot or elmlllr TO CALL HIE 6AME BECAU SE IT's f.!OT I ca au-4elf::· Roofing tnd Siding. Trailer palntM. FrM tlflmatu. Fr.d Martlt, 304-~t116. lor oolo .., 3 of atnct on yow lol. 131,1115 I up. 814811·7311. FlrtWood m Good condHion . $2,800. 814-tu. 4415. olylo both tub. Good -tlon !le52J. Ext. R1244, Including Sot . onty. 814-VI:i!·JMl. 45 buln BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL. Coli t.80().721-40Uior dollllo. 17,000. 11441111-1171, bedroom firm homl Instruments W.-<13311 and ::iUn. 1S-a0t1. Musical Nicely FumlaMd Mobile Home In ell'{. CA. Sulltblt for 1 pet· ton. Rat. &Otp Required 814- M 3 btdroom14x7'0 ma<Mis tt the unballevabll prW. ol $12,900 dtllvt!'K and 111 up. llobllo - Big II $40. Call514-~2-2807. for Sale yo<~IIWI , 8,000 blu 111. Oopooll, 514-«8-03311. ono bodroom opto. "" - 5~ blu AKC Rag. toy DOOdi•. Variety of coJort. 8~..0118. r-.11•, 2 Mit ahNta, e monlh IOid , 1200. 304-87~3448. AND 6ET RID OF T~AT STUPID 516N !! Motorcycles 1 ,...... Honda Alot of naw paM. 614""' . 1984 Honda CA500 runt u:c, looko llu now, woll corod lor, Aeal.tered Urnoualn bull, 3 yra OuNn •ze water bMI, mlnowtd bookcaM hudtx.rd, padtd Fum-;1-; oh:-o-;---;d Eff:;;lc-;1-onc - y,- -:$1:=7::5, UtiiHI• Paid, Galllpolla, &14446-4416, aft•r 7p.m. Air condHionorw, amt 63 Miscellaneous Merchandise 192-784t. 1-----'-----SPECIAL. Foclory to 54 tilt wattr bid, mlcrown• ovtn, 304-175-3861. Queen hondlcoppod, 304-112~215 Ilk Unlquo lorgo oountry homo. 22 tor Pogty. ocroo, 5 bodroorn!~~rry Rldgo. Would llko to do bobyolnlng. $44,1100. 514-192 . loGronde Blvd. Ror. I E'xp. ll4· 446-11011· 32 Mobile Homes ' ~~~~~~~==~::;==;~~;;;;;;~ GOOO USED APPLIANCES 56 p f S I Woohoro, dryO<O, rotrlgo•lloro, ---•.,-t_s_o_r_a,-e_ _ r~ngn . Skagga Appllanctt, 5 tor .. ,. Uppar Rlvar Fhl BHidt Ston1 pupt Nit. ..... aach. utiiHy building, 1117 Ook F1nancial 74 24HI2t Mollohan Carpets Upper R1. 1 North Quall1y CarJ*a & Furniture at low price.. Ch«:ll ua out . 814---146- ~44 . NO. WE'RE NOT 601N6 suo. 814- mN•, $12,000. 814-448-7720. llpollo, OH Frwrar Lorge Upright, $135. Call ITS t990 Bronoo XLT, loodod, 18,000 and ct.l'lv.r.d, $50. 811 1411 305l Goff clu-.. Tcu-"';3.'eme 11. Iron t hru wedg1. . IJMd v«y i n sola, chtlr, coft11 and and tabln, tolld pine bunk beds, w~, 198'7 Dodge Ram, e cyl, 414, IXC: cond, ao0<1 goo mlloogo, 3044!8·1&45. lnd up to $65.10 d1y1 Mmt II 446..0322. 0 Rearrange 6:00 (]) I ) Cil (I) Iii ®1 1!21 111 iUl Newo ffi I Dream Of Jeannie (J) Club Connect (!) Reading Rainbow O liD Q) Andy Grlllltll t!ll He-Man 181 World Today ~ HardCII11e And McCormick 1;1 6'05 (5) Beverly HlllbiiUes 6:30 (2) I) iUl NBC Nlghlly Newo 4 WD's 1980 Jttp CJS, low miiN, IItty good cond, 304-1115-l!IIO. molol ublnolo, hoodboordo $30 Cr. .1 Motel. Call e1.of...4.46-13N. Apartment Vans & tlllo 1 tlr, erulee, catiiHI, Nne ougor, 4" 5• otock. SpiH otockod OC'. Coli 5145 P.ll . Mon, lhru S©~~lA-~£2fS" TNAT DAILY WOlD ,Ulllll GAMI _ _ _ _....:.__: ldl.. d by CLAY I. ,OLLAN - - - - - - EVENING gooo, $2,000. OBO, 30<I-61Io 2002. tee. Outen •ta lzra I cash with approvtcl crtdlt. 3 mi. out Bulavlllt Rd. I "'• M. lo • c...,.. 614-91112-em. 1r79 Food F-1110, 4x4, LAYNE 'S RIRNITURE Coucn and chair, good oond, 81~527: 73 Goods lor Rent 44 Real Estate 0 • Household $88, •nd , Nlooon plck11p. 2 5-opood, ornllm. low milage, very Merchandise Mobile Homes )04~75-6200 . Scrap Tire Remov11 & Oltposai.Rttsonablt Raitt. Call Mon-S.t. 606-324~m or 606- dnn, 1171 JMp Chef'c*ll, 388-BMI. up, King $3!0. 4 dr1wer chHt $691. Gun Cablntll e, 8, a 10 gun. Baby mtnr•MI $35 & 145. Bed frlmtt $25, Outtn Size $35 1 king fnma $50. Good Ml.ctlon of btdroom aufttt, Television Viewing Trucks for Sale 1111 Salam C.mtr area. 814-JI2·2339 or8~ .... 008. Lampe S28 lo 1125. Olnltl• $595. nd RaciiMN S225 to $375. $109 1 up lo $495. Wood table w-4 ch•lrll 1285 to $788. O..kt $145 up •• $3'15. Hutchoo $o400 & The Daily Sentinel- Page-11 $e,IOO. 304.c7!1-11121. Would llka to ,..,. houM In lht country. Langevllle/Delttr or Sotaa and chain: priced hvm $:Ji5 to S!IO&. TabiH $ISO and up to 1125. Htdt 1 beda $3!MI to BORN LOSER 1illll Ford F250 dl- pickup, At ltut 3 BA home, ptWfertbly Nor1h Ollila Schaol Dtat:ic:i. Rtnl, leHII optlon lo buy. Rllocata quk:kly. 514-446-1112, 01 286-4234, Donna Rtld . 51 Middleport. Ohio 575-1584. Wanted to Rent BNulltul htndcraft canapy full wave wtter bad, reading light thtlf, TV aland $500. 304-8823251 Rent: 3 tJ.droom trall•r. Nl~. 2 mll11 from Pomeroy on Sr M3. Professional Services 31 47 Por_neroy- 1155 Chovy 9-10 ohor1 bod, 2.11 Y-11, 4 opoOd. blook on groy, Uko new cond. U,OOO mNM, 3Qr4. up, bunk bodo oomplolo wllh Root• 2 Athton, 1 acr1 Ida, 3 . m1t1ren $295 1nd up to $315. mlln lOUth Galllpolla Locka, boby bodo $110 lloflro- Of publkl watar, no ,..tricllona, box oprlngo lull"' IWin $111.J!.nn 2br, fuml•htd, or untuml.t.d. Caat'l Advan~t. no 11curity deposh , no er.dh check, 1-lk)()... 22(;..0048, $19.95 .... 72 Country Mobil• Home Park, Route 33, North ot POITIIroy. Lola, rwnlals, ,.,.., Mill. Call 114-IHr.l-Jll7i. Woman lo care for tlderty or Drlvo 114-448-4U28 oiler Bp.m. •wae:htg ...,Ice, IM-112-ttlt. EARN MONEY Roodi"'J Boollol po.-,r lncomo potonHol. hln"'J. (I) 80HIIHOOO Money to Loan 23 453-4025. One ICN trllltr lot wl1h county water, Mpllc ttnk end .t.ctrte hook up. On bl1ck top road . Pat11any t.nctd. Owner will partially finance, l2,to0. aaklng pr1e.. 304-675·2722. 42 Wriabt Wool. 514-2414'148. ,..,.,tf\011. '18Catl0n, 6 daiy won WHl ap.,uc.llon, ahoukllnclude tduc. lion, work u~rlence 1nd roloi11-. AIII>IY P.O. Box 397, Jutr-Oecember. 22 MobUe Home Lola tor renl. $65 rt~strictlona . 304. monthly with 2 Moblla Homn for R•nf. Chlldr.n welcome. $1751mo. 614256-1575. Kountry Kldt ChUd Cart. A fun I ce lo stay whart trlandehlpa n. Gr•t loc:aiiOfla. 114-t92- Prlca r.duc.d, 8 room houa• In lovm, btMment, carport !14. 446..0365, 614-446-4246. 814-44&8"127. I Mist Paula's Day Care C.nttr. S.r., tffordtblt, chlldcart. M·F Price rlductcl . 3 bedrooma 2 8 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. A.gta 2 ·10. bllt'lt, full llnl•htcl baaem~nt Bafore, after school. Drop-Ins alrlcond, 81n1gs, fencad ytrd: welcome. 614-446-8224. 2414 Mt ernon Ave , 304-t751Tlll. Quality Child Cart In my home, wlreftrtncea. Mon..frl. 614-446- Price Rtductcl : Owner nMda to 0316. Mill 3br, 1 112 bath home on St Rl . l!li approx. 2 mite. _ . ol Will Btby '" In my t'lome. Hava Holltr. Canrral Air, gae hNt, Good Aae.rencn. 61~-38&-81 14 elty achoolt. 614-448-0078, 1114Will habyalt In my homa Mon- WI·t922. day lhru Friday. Hav. good Spring Vanay ArM, 3br, 3 batha, Rodney 1ru. !14formal dining room, large fllmlly 2454121. room wHh woodbuml~ ftreptac. wtth bYC:kltOYII1 2 car Will bobyoll In my · Ooyo goror, 11oc11. bltck po110, 11o1 only. eu t te eeg2. Spall'l, 304-675-1429. Eam by tho - Join lhll l'llmbtrtl to cMmonltme 888-42211. 118,ooo. 304-n7·5010 or :J04.. 575-12116 AppUcaUone being aec.pttd at Lhlle Ca ... ra In GalllpoU1 for part -tim• help. Evening• and wMkanda shift only! Atk for 81111 Polnl-nl;wv 2&&&o.o31J7. .tora, d10oN from : JtarVSportewNr, Ltdl.., Mtn'a, lntaniiPrtiMn, Large Sl~s. Patl!a Of Mattmh~ Dept, Dan· c.wur/Aerobic, Bridal lingerie, Soek ahop or .cttatoriea 110fe Add color an~lye\1. Brand namn: Liz Clalbomt, Martha Mlnlaturtt, Anna Klein, Sl Mict.la, Pinky, Bugla Boy, Law\ , Camp Beverly HllltbLnll• Fa~•. Luclt, over 2000 randl alao, mul1i tltr prklng dlacounl or flmlly aho. .tore. Retail pncu unbtlltvablt tor top qualll"t ahoae. Over 250 brandt 2600 styln. 1'111,900 to 129,900: In· venlory, training, fixtures, airfare, grand Oj»nlng, etc, Can opan 15 days. Mr. lougt'llln 612· Land contrac t. L1t'1 whHI and dtal on 1 n~wly remode~ houu In (Had Hall Oamagt) Wt ln•ptct lhrH bedroom for hill dama~ to roofw, aiding, Pom•roy. Will takt caah, ear, tiC. FrM Eatlmllt. Aleo, we give truck, boat, m01oreyct1, ttc. fOf ntlmallt on roota, aiding, down payment. Milke an altar. eaffht, rwplacamm wlndowt 8M-i'92·2554. gun.,... Millhont Bulld•r~' Floyd Mlllt'lont, Belpre, OH. 81._: Mull Mil Mnon, WV. No down payment If "aume lotd, cnh 423·1121, 423-6M2. Employment Services 11 Schools & Instruction Yard S.lt, Thurt and Fri, Aug . 18 I 11. 1809 J•rt•r.on Btva. Q:OO tilt 5:00. W!-0175. Situation Wanted & VIcinity 9 Own your own appar~ or thoe 3 S.ml truell drlvtra-200 milt n~dlut of Pomtroy. Send ,.some to P.O. Box 12Q..H, Pomeroy, Ohio. Moving Sale: Furniture, many •mall ttam~ • S5 or le... Some glvNwsys. Tt'lura, Frt, & Sal . out • line acroaa trom Addavl lit School. Ben Bicker~, 6M-367- 8 Opportunity wrlt.r, n~rienct ...,ntlal , Mnd rnume lo Gllbtrt nmn, Boll1135, Gilbert , WV 25621 Frtdty 9-? Watson Rd. Watch for eigntl No oM beto,.. 9:00a.m. Huge Business Cr.dit Card, POSTAL JOBS t18,392- Gold $61';125/Vr. Now hiring. Call (I) VlaaJM•t•rc•rd Guaranteed, :J FamUy : 111 t'louN on Georgn Cr-.tk, ott Rt .7; loti clott'llng. Hoyt Sllmt, 21 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Space lor Rent Camp 11t1. Rtecoon c,.ek Holiday Hilla. Larga Deck • awning. Water, tltctric, eewtr, $5,000. 304-7.13-4422. r~,~, '/ ' 4864 ohor uo P.M. or onytlm• Lots & Acreage 16 acrn for ..... Gas well , all mlntl'll rtghta . Located on BMCh Gron R01d, Rutland. $12,000. 614-912-3901 . Mind BI'Md Puppi• to good Thursday, August 16, 1990 Commercii! Sign Space Rt 35 2 BR, 2 b.tth, 12x65, M,OOO. 814448-mt 1 1r [ 46 Mobile Homes lor Sale 1 1 Ado<oblo pupploo. Holt blon<to lobo. 114-9112-2211. Thursday, August 16. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1\ I. ll (; M Q S (;F, (;,JI( ; r MUWI<Yr; 1; 1 vs X I N Q 0 I !J Yll r 1< xz P YD NMI>Q I< I I (; I<XXFMLI!J - II E DIWO Y!J Ill t;IPITTir; ; VY71 DIQQVI K(j VI<DQ . UIBQ E U VeetC11'da11'• C111ptoqaote: UtE CLEVERNESS OF AVARICE IS BUT THE CUNNING OF IMBECII.ITV. ~ BULWER -LVTION I •111111111. Coi1114-441-MM. \ ,. �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohto Thursday, August 16. 1990 .-Local news briefs--. Meigs squads have busy day Wednesday Rutland street festival Sepl. I re· The second Rutidnd street fes ti'·• l wtll b<' hrld Sept 1 from 111 a m. to dark . There will be d tish frv. gamPs, cra ft s. door pr izes and Pntertainm ent. Ta bles are <.J\·ail•blt• ror·)·' •• t ' <.IC h 1·01" dfl _\·o np inlP I"P SIPd in u selling craft s. _Mu sic will be pro,·ided b~· lhr Hlw' .Iran Sp('Cial l::kt nd _Thpn• w11! also be a clogging dP monstnH ion . A prince and pnncf>ss co ntes l for agPs .Vj and a k in g and q ue~ ~- r~nt~st for ~gP s X 12_ will b(• hl'ld . Thr fin • tirpar1rnPnt ci U XIhar~ Will furn 1sh runt a mprs ApPt show w iI I be hPid fork td s. "g<'.\ .l· 11 with p rizrs awarded to first. srcond. and third . ' _:o l! nil s of the Meigs Co unt\ Emergency Medical Service s pondrd lo 11 ca lls for assistance Wedn r<day ineluding fo ur c a ll ~ · .rr srnT' a ta lli P or to PH' fl'g is !p r fo r thP prin Cl' und ~rmct: ss, k ~ng and quL•t• n contPst or thp pet show ra il .loan Ste,wart at •42 2411. or Kimbl'rlv Willford a t 742 ·2111:!. 1 hPe \·e nl is tx>tn g s ~xJ n s on 'd by lh(' Rut l a nd Firr [)cpanrnent a nd Lad irs AuxiiJJ t·:o . was tdk rn t u P l('tJ .'>.trt l \ ',il l• ·' Hospita l. U nits of the Mf'igs l'ounl\ [ m r rgenr.v M Pdi c;tl Spn·it't·" rPsponded to lour c<ll ls at tht · Meigs County Fa i r on lhl' Ro('k a t th p M eigs Coun ty F ai r . AI 1 o:l a. m , the Pom erov squad r Psponded to a call a t S t<t t ~ · Sp rings F airgrounds . Ro u tP I for Ma rth a Stewart who was takPn to Holzer Med ic<t l Crntrr . Tlw Pomproy squad wen t At 11:07 a .m .. at lhP Mei gs Co unty Fa ir. thr H<tr i nf' sq uad trr atrd Randall Bu r k who wc:l\ !<Jt(' r tr<.~n spo rt Pd to O'B ienr>ss to East Mai n Street at 3:16am. for Lori C arnrs who wa s takrn to At l : Oi p .m . . thr Ponwr m squJd tn•a l c· d Chrs lrr Rosp wh~ was ta ken f rom th PM<'igs Count .v Adam;-. who was 1akl'n to Vcte rans M<'moria l Hospital. Family ... The Ru tland Vo lun teer Fin · D<•pa rtm enl respo nded to a bru sh ftre a t 11:49 a.m . on the G lona .Jo hn so n property on Sidf' Hill Road . lit l :Oo p.m .. the Pom erO\ sq uad we nt to Carr Road for Do~ w ho wa s taken Co nti nued frum pagr I Coun, Morgan said. "The one comment th at I would ha ve on th is matter would be that we are ex tremely disappointed with the verdict, and the company is seriously considering an appeal," said Randy Humphreys, plant manager of the Central Operatin g Company. " I be lieve that this case wtll pave the way for bette r worktng con dttions and sal·e r standards for workers and invitees m the area. I thmk that the verdtet was a JUSt verdict The JUry rccogniw1 the dan gers that were tn the workplace and they wanted to insure other workers a safe place to wor k. It is that simple. These compantcs are gomg to have to realize th at these men are JUSI as importarl l a" Lhc cqotpmcnt This is a human li fe we're taiiUng about and there is nothtng ... nothmg more valuahlc to Camden Clark Hos pita l. The Midd leport Vo lun teer Fire DP panm en t respondrd to an t' lrrtriral firr at 2:35 p.m . at Sht'J r Illu s ions on Seco nd St fl'C I . t\ 1 L::lR p.m .. th e Sy ra cusl' wun t to .John St rer t fo r Jl _ v ro n Warson \\'hO was ta kr n lo \ 't'l l'ran " Mrmori<~ l Hospit al Th e SvniC' USf' sq uad wrnt to Buck T own Hoa d a t ~: ~ ~ p m . for CortrH'\' .JonPs IA'ho \\·as t rf'Jt('d but not l r an;-..po rt Pd . Al !J: ~)~ p . m .. the S\T<ICUS<' squ ad W~ ' nt rn H aci nt · for M ir h:wl W<.trd \\'ho s qu<.~d Wt'alher ,\HH ' A PL.AfE TO REST MY TIRED DOGGIES' - Ten o,;t urd-'', wood1·n hendw.., !"!Upplit•d h~' Star Grangt> arf' t'Ofl\'t>nil'ntl,· I ~H·awd fo~ ti~(· d pan•nh in th1• kiddy ri df' !"!Pdion ol tht• Ml'ig·.., ( ount .\' Fatr. rtw~t· hrndws an• ust•d at \·arious rvt>nl.... n ; r t~· ,rnd t)UJ'I,II will bt• i n ('l.l rnu ·l Ft w nd .<. lllii \ f' iill .11 tht· 1<\\ 'lnl.! Funt•r<~ l H onl r· fr om ~ to l ,tnd ~ ltl~~~~ns u n d.n In lit·u til ll ow t·J". d1 11l.1 11on ... lll.l \ ht• !llddt• '" tlw Sut ton L ni tt·d i\1t•11wdi .<..t I hun !1 !)Lnldtn ,L: f u nd or to tht • \ll'l: .~ t ·(J itlll .\ .JunttJI Fi!tr Ho.rr d ,\ 1'1'\' i Vcll wi ll I)(' hrld <.J1 th1 • J."aith Tabrr nac lf' C hu rc h toda\ through Sunda.v at 'i p.rrl . ~l l(ldlt•pnrt. J nd Kim bnl\' t'\ rh·nt· D0\.1.'('1 1. Pomero!' A di\'O !T t v:a ' g ra nl r d ro :".1arwn f-"1 .tnk [) ;t '. h !rom Pcgg:. Sut· Sm ti h D .t, · i ~ . A (!i:-.so lut ton of marriagP l'lck -3: 24a Plck -4: 7705 Cards: 5-H; J -C; A-D; 10-S wJ ." ro Shf'l i L_ , ·nn Ca sto and Ro na ld EugC'n(· CtJ·do with StH'I' i 1..\ ·n n CJ <.,~ o ·.., namt' hrin f~ n ' " ron·d 10 ShNt l .vnn S! i ' wart Shnp Page 3 • s peak er Will IJP IJ.Il Ro llin , Pas tor Emnw rt Haw. . . on in\'ili' " th e public to t1l tPnd Th f' church is lora trd on Batlr\ Hun Road i\ou ~ Vol.41 . No .74 Copyrighted 1990 ,· • Hill plans to expand firm with state loan By BRIAN ,J. REED Se ntine l News Staff State fund s in lhe amou n t of $49. 700, in the fo rm of a low · interest loa n have been pres· en ted to James R Hill , enabling Hill to assume owner sh ip of Ihe And P lease r s \'t't~·ran~ Frid ~t .\ p;1 rt l_\' s unn.\ ancl d lrttk mt'lr P humid Hi gh tn t!tr· upp1·r xo ... . f'h an<'l' of ra in I" '!IJ p(' l' CI·nt ,\clm itll 'd . :\'lt'murial CcH ol \ '11 1\\l'J'\ ,\ lidd i( 'IJ(fl'f . Dtsch;rrg t·cl ])\/roth\ ll.tl l . J11 \ nn money to HilL Hill has big plans for hi s new business, in c ludi ng an expa nsio n of the dinin g room and add it ion or a ful l ser vicP m e nu . AI a prPss confe re nce hr ld al !he res ta u rant o n Wednesday for the p urpose of an nounc ing lhr MIDDLEPORT { .t 'I1 H·1 1· t \ l'fw...,Tt·r ILn f: q..,t 1~ r1 1 H.t .... ha n Hn.1d H.H ·1n1. dtt·d \\ 1'd 111·o.,d,t\ ,1 1 \ .1'11'1.tn.., .\11 '111 1111 II 11 <1 .-.p tl <tl ~11' Ht l1.,4' l'idl.ijl"t 'd till II~ ll nl \·\ f•clnr·..,d. r\ \\ hilr • l..ip r · r n ~> 0 11 1!11 · l{tll 'h F c~t t L:' ' IurHh .tl!r •rH l lll)..., 1111· .Yi t·t J...:" r ·~ · utll "~ F o~ 1 r Jl , \\.1 ... tr;rn..., pt lt lt·d tl\ :lw f<.tt l lli 'l lllil 1d ltl t • \ok!J...: " ('tlll!ll\ f-'tJU ' I': ,! 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Picture d, left to right. are Long; Abel; .Jim Hill ; Attorney Linda R, Warner; Kenny Ull, CPA; and Bruce Reed, Vice President of HILL RECEIVES FUNDS - Senator Jan Michael Long and Slate Representall_. Mary Abel present a check for $49,700 to James R. Hill. tht• new own er of Pleasers Restuarant in Pomeroy. The money. loaned to Hill by the statt• <t HUNTI NGTON. W.Va tUPl i -Ly le McGinnis. who descr ibed his s lat n wt fe as hi s .. best (r lend," las hed ou t at prosecu· n•ttr<-'d t' ln p ltJ\i'r· iJit lli· Ohio DPpi.!!'lmr ·n t n l , 111 ~p 111 ICIII (J rJ l'r ! 111' 1'4 ' l!t · tors ll ;l \ ing \\ 'Ot"kr•d Torch H<tp1J ;-..1 ( 'IIU !T il hr . , Hr ·. tr nct· l' w!T t· \1i . . nPr . 1J0c '- 4111 . . Jn,i •pll \-1i ... nr •t. Cool ,.t il(·. l\\ 'n "'"' l 't "· Donll h\ Cot rt ll \1t Ht l1 •. \1J..,n r· r l'- "un t\'t'li I) \ ld ( ;]O U\ It ' l dlld Fdtltl i.Dilt' .... HI n Inn fit · 1\ , l'- IJI I '( 'i 'til·d Ill dt •.ilh II\ IJr..., p.il'! 'llh lhr t·t· br o 1ht 'l". [." 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Hi II cred its 1he Meigs County Board of Commiss ioners with assis ti ng a grea t deal in work ing on th r state leveL Whe n th e Meigs Cou nt y Co m missioners Office wa s co nta cted regard ing th e grant , Commi s s toner Rich Jones. on behalf of the board, ex pressed his disap pointm enr i n not bei ng inv ited to thf' crremon y . ·· 1 find it q ui te unusua l that lhP Sta te D<>pa rtmen t of Dewlop· ment would Issue this gra nt. w hic h is to the Meig < Cou nty C'o mm iss ion er s. w it hour nor i fy ing thrm formally tha t a prcsc n tat ion wa s go ing to takl' placp " .lonrs said Mr HilL I wo uld ha ve thoughl that thP co un ly rommissionrrs would hwvr been a dvtsed by the Dep ar tmr nt of thi s presenation . but we on l.v l'ou nd out abou t th e pn•sen talion through Mr. Httr ·. ·we a rr del i~hted that our efforts on Mr. Hilrs be half have br{' n sur crss rul. Wr are only sorry t ha i thr :v1eigs Cou nt ~' Co mmi ss iomcrs. who flied the ,a ppli ra lion. wr re excluded from thr process ." Among hth oSi' in attendance at fhP presenta Jt On Of the Check we rr Li nda R. War ner. th e corporatr alt orne.v for the bus i- ness: Kenn) Utt. CPA; a nd Brurr RPed. v ier pres iden t of Far mPr s Ban k and Savi ngs Compan y. Fa rmrr s Ba nk . accord ing t o (Co ntinued on Pap• 41 witne ss stand vember a nd dumpi ng her bod)· bPhind a St .~lban s shopping ma l L M cGi n ni s ac cu se d Ca bf'i l Count y prosecut or s of dec id ing shor tly after hi s wife· s bod.V was found that he wa s gu illv - and of fa iling lo pursue th e rea l ki llr·r s M cG inn is co ntend ..;; hr and h i." wife. Ka thv. were kidnappt'd from th eir Hu ntington homf' last Novr mber . Hr sa id hf'was takf'n to a ru ra l road in Ca rtrr Cou nr v. Ky .. w her r h(~ was tied in sidr his J rr p sta t io nwa gon and run nvf•r an rmba nkmPn 1 "You h ave nPvf•r mLtd P an y at tempt to find out who ki iiPd m y. wife." McGinn is told A ssi~ta nl Prosrc u tor C'harliP Hat chf' J. " YOL: decid(•d 1 was gu il ty ~i n1 •tr ni nP JWJ <'I' nl ol ltt P stuf f J' q• h eard i n thi .o:, co urt hi! .'> hPrn ·co uld tw· tPst i mon .\·... McC i nnis sa id l.ll fir st ht' did nor th ink tllf' kidnappt:'rs v.:a nt rd to h;1 rm ltt f'm. bu t t hl' n ~onw ­ tCun tinurd on Pag ~ · -ll Celebrezze tells regional council southeastern Ohio is 'catching up' lt J II i·'t td .J \ ONLY 1990 Junior & Senior Meigs County Fair Schedule award for Meigs Coun ty . and for t ht• c it y of Pomeroy . It will assis t in kt'<'ping 2o JObs. and wi ll he lp .J onP:-. added. " Th b is a grant to th r co mmiss ioners . who in rurn ha vr agrrPd to loa n thf' monr!' to the Ce lesu• administration. Also pictured ar<' Kenner Bush. lrlt , SEOI!C highway rommltlt•e ehalnnan, a nd Ohio llt•partm ent of Transporta tion Direfto r Re rnard Hurst. SEO NOT FORGO'ITEN - Attorney General and gubernatorial candid ale 1\nthony Ce lt•brezw, standin g, addressed the Southea•t Ohio Regional Council , saying thi s region wa' not forgotten hy T111 't h ~ 1mpo rtanr 1990 ESCORT J.' UIW I .il " 1'1\ 'll ( '" Hil l hi' ht·ld S, tlu r·dil\ .11 11 . lrll ,rl lht • \\. fl tlt · lll11\~ t' l FunPLll Honw H tlh th• · !{ t •\ HugPr Fairi.J:\ t lhfl The Huntington arcou n !ant t ook th e stand in his ow n dl'fcnsP for th e fir st time Thursda.v a ft e r noon McGi nnis i.'c> chargPrl w i th sl aying hi s w ife last No 1990 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1990 TEMPO from Thursda.v. accusing them of making up their mind s t hat hr was guilt y a nd re fu sing to look ob jec tt vely at the evi dence .' lfl \ 1'.1 1' \ ;ltrt·ncit •d "This is an McGinnis takes witness stand in his own defense Thursday Hr1rn tn { 'h ;tun('i '\ 1111 ~-1atTI11 1' . 1'111: . Itt · H.r..., 1ht· 'o n of tht • lal!' ll.ttr\ .1nd ,\udrP\ Tipp lP lk v.:a.., loan. Hill advised t hat at leas t for the time being. I he name of the r es taurant wi ll rema in the sa mr. as wl llthP mPn u. Sen .J a n Michael Long. who was pr Psen t at thP rrrPmony said. Farmers Hank and Savings Company . 1 \ l ' !ll/1 )..: . 11 \>l l'-.n t·r tn ers. who in turn w ill loan the BAHR CLOTHIERS hP\.., RPsla ur an t Pomeroy . The mo ney will be pa id fi rs t to th e Meigs Cou nt y Comm iss ion · Hospital m•ws Tl:ursd uy nig ht , p J rtl .\ c l oud\ I .m1 tn l hP mid t>O s Ligh t sou th 2 Sections, 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc : Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 17. 1990 Sare! Sou th fPntral Ohio Low tonight around 70. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saturday, high around 90. Chance of rain 30 pt>rce nt. ~:: rant r cl Our Summer Sale Continues FINE WEARING APPAREL FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN than !hm," concl ud ed Morgan . V-.' 1/l d .., _ _ Area deaths _ __ T Dowt' ll Ohio Lottery Meigs County fair harness race results A p r rirt n n for dh:-.o lul io n of man· ia~~· hJ;-.. bPPn l'tlt ·d t)\' Rcgrr Meigs announcements - - - roy squad. AI i: l7 a m . th e Racine sq uad """' to Adams Road for Pearl Guth r ie 1-' . 111 Iii \ ' ! ' 11' ],1 1\ \ Mt ' nlilli.J l ll ! i~ j)tl;il iJ\ 1114' H.iJ l'inf' .<.,qU<:HI A t ~ : :u p.m . 1h1 • Racim• ' quad rr.in..,poru•d H\ il fl Rakn l l'()m th< • Y'lei gs Coun t.\ Ldr 1r1 \'i•lt' r<t n\ M1•mnr ittl Hospit dl ,\t ~~- .~X p rn th1• R;r!' inP s<l\Ja d l r.tw pmtl'd T rud.\· RPPS<' from ltH' MPig;-.. Cou nt .\ F <.~i r to \'('l(' r an <., Mf' moria ll-l os ptl JI. Mrmorial Ho.sptlal by the Ponw VrtPrans Mrrnorial h osp itC~I. Seeks dissolution By LEE ANN WEL.CII OVP News Staff S8995 ONLY $8195 So uthra sl Ohio is do ing somP ca tc hin g up in term s ol high · ways, Attorney (;f'nPr al A n thon .v Celebrezzt_• , thP dem ocratic c<:tn - didatr for govP rn Dr ~a td Thursdav Cr lebrrzzc, mL'('tin g w ith thr Southeas t Ohio Regional Coun cil said he took exce ption to lhr co mm en t by George Voino vich to 111a l gr ou p tha t SEQ was ·· forgot · t(· n ·· b .\' t hr orc:lm in ts tration . c u rrr nt In terms of roadw ays. the reg ion is gett ing a $61.2 mi llio n <Continued on Page 41 THURSDAY EVENING, AUf>lJST 16 UJO PM - K iddir Tractor P ull li : 00 P M.- Oprn Class S heep .Jud gi ng Fo llowed by Jr . Fair Sheep 6: .10 P.M.-Kyge r Va lley Qu a rtet - H ill S tagr 7: 00 P .M.-4- H Fun S how A: 00 PM - Horse Pull-Center F ie ld R:.10 P M - Phil Dirt a nd Tht' Dozers- Gra nd s tand CHAMPION MARKET LAMBS - ,Jennifer Taylor, right , had the grand champion market lamb in Thursday's Meigs County junior Fair FRIDAY. AUGUST 17 9: 00A . M - .Junior Fair Da iry S how 10: 00 AM - Junior Fair Goat S how 11 : 00 A M.-S h owme n of Showmen Co n tes t in S how Are na 2: 00 P .M.- Horse Ha r ness Rac in g 4: 00 P .M .- Kiddie Tractor Pull - Show R ing 5:30 P .M.-Travrlin' On Gospe l Trio- Hill S t age 6: 30 P .M .- Shady River Shuff lers - Hill Stage 6: 45 P M - Dairy Sweeps takes Presenta ti o n a nd Junior Fair Markel H o g, Steer. Lamb, Rabbit Sal e 7: 30 P .M.-Truck Pull - Ce nter Field ·s: 00 P .M.-T h e Cruise Brothers- Grandstand SEE YUI ' THERE! Meigs board hires teacher for newly-developed program •SHOP AND COMPARE •ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING A teacher for the new ly developed program of home Instruction lor pre-school ha nd l capped c hildren has been h ired by the Meigs Coun ty Board of Educ ation . Sheila Hashman who has a master's degree and two years of teaching experie nce was h ired for the new position for the 1990·91 school year . Monday, Wednesday and Friday Open 'Til 8:00; Tuesday & Thursday Open 1il 5:30 P.M. Saturday Open 'Til 4:00 P.M. SEE RICK TOLLIVER, JAY HILL, or PAT HILL PAT HILL FORD, INC. 461 SO. THIRD I 992-2196 ' Sheep Show. Adam Sheets won reserve c hampion in the competition . MIDDLEPORT, OH.' lwnb showmant!lllp competition. The girls exhibited in the "Old Pro" class - having exhlblled more than three years, CHAMPION MARKET LAMB SHOWMEN Jody Taylor, lelt, won grand chwnplon while her slsler Jennifer, right, won reserve champion In Thursday's Meigs County Fair Junior market \ \ In other action a t this week's meeting of the coun ty board, personnel for the Adult Basic Education Program were rehired. L.lnd a Sta nley Is the teac her-coordinat o r. Avane ll Aleshire, Shirley Mitchell a nd Pat Neece, Instructors . Bus drivers approved lo r the 1990·91 year were as foUows : Eastern : Kathy Barringer, El· nora Bernard. Flossie Dlll. Gary Dill, Edward Holter. Kelt ha Hunt , Ruth Masters, Bruce Myers , Nita Jean Ritchie. Carolyn Ritchie, Archie Rose, Robert White. George Wolfe. Meigs Local: Esther Black . Donna Daniel s. De b orah Grueser , Lela Hall, Evelyn Hobbs, Masry King, Juanita Lambert , Cora Lilli s, Emily FayP Manley. Carrie Morris , Sieve Morris , Gloria Oller , Freder ick Thomas. Charles Williamso n, Shirley Wilson. Norman Wood , Wanda Wood. Pauline Snowden. Teresa Cre means, and Ida Ma rtin . Sou thern Local: William Dow· nle, Jr., Bobby Dudding, Wende ll Ervi n, Nellie Romaine FrederIck. Max HIU, Jr ., Thomas HIU, Dan Smi th , D<>lbert Sm ith. Larry Smith , C. T. Chapman. and Don Sm ith . Carle ton : Jerry Holley a nd Kathleen Morri s. County driver : Fatth Varney. � 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. 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