https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e7f9afcfaf8d25c565ec533e0dd22b0.pdf c3908ca1f3ac43f55840852a58374a63 PDF Text Text PaJa D-B-Sunday T11 et Sentinel August Ohio-Paint Pla•&llt. W.Va. Powell's Super ~alu Summer Fun Fest!! 19. 1990 BUY 1 2 LITER BOTTLE A&W ROOT BEER STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday Ohio Lottt•ry Marauders, Morgan in grid preview Plck-3: 969 Plck-4: 0917 Cards: 4-H; K-C; 4-D; K-S Super Lotto 111-21-22-24-41-42 Kicker 942«11 Page 3 99< I AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. • GET 1 2-LITER BOTTLE CREAM SODA PRICES EFFECnVE SUN., AUG. 19 THRU SAT. AUG. 2S Fryer Parts ••••••••••• U.S.D.A. CHOKE BONELESS BEEF Sl 69 Chuck Roast ...... ~~ •• BUCKET BEEF $ 69 Cube Steak ...... :~ .. 2 THORN APPlE VALLEY $599 HOMEMADE FLAVORITE WIENERS LB. PKG. LIMIT 1 or WHITE SEEDLESS Grapes ...............'!. 79< FlAVORITE 2°/o Milk ••••••••••••• $179 SHEDD'S SPREAD , $ 9 4 Country Crock ..... 1 GALLON II. ,... $ 49 Coffee ••••••••• !~~~... 5 IEGULAR S1.99 PKG. $ 129 Frito' s ..........~:.o:~ •• MAXWELL HOUSE PAGE CHAR- PAPER TOWElS TOilET TISSUE 3/Sl IOU F-.Y l210U PAl $299 Good 81 Powel'1 ~ Yllu Good Well of Alii. I, 1~ FLAVORITE Ice Cream ••••••••••• 111 GALLON BANQUET $119 and, according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby, reinforces his argument that the coilntY Is In need of a new faciilly . According to Sheriff Souls by , prisoners Brian Bass and Jona · than Cline fled the facility between midnight and 7: 25a.m . and as of tale this morning, had not been re -captured. Bass was In jail on Meigs County Court charges of proba · tlon revocation, no operator's license and a previou s charge of ULTRA CRISPY SERVE Sandwich department houses it s prisoners 79< $1 99 Turkey Ha ..... ~·•..$119 EAT & LOSE ·Round Steak •••• !~ .. DIET U.S;D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 99 FORMULA R1beye Steak •••.. ~:·. 4 TWIN PAK Bacon •••••.••••••••.•.•• $119 By BRIAN J. REED Senllnel News Staff The escape of tw o prisoners from the Meigs County Jail thi s morning will change the way the 1-LB. BOX U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 79< HEAD LETTUCE 26 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Area lawmen continue search for two escapees ZESTA CRACKERS LB. 1 Section. 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 20, 1990 FREE MIXED Low tonight in the lower 70s. Chance of rain 70 percent. Tuesday, high In lower 80s. Chance of rain 80 percent. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT - Several hundred people gathered at thr · Hill Stage to hear the Crossover Band SaturdaJ• a ft ernoon at the Meigs County Fair. Coming from Pomeroy, the Crossover Band Is a local favorite with their blend of country and pop-rock music. Jury finds McGinnis guilty HUNTINGTON. W.Va. !UP I I - A jury fou nd Lyle McGinn IS guilty Saturday night of murdt ' r In the strangulalion of his wife and recommended me rev. mea n· lng he would be sentenced to life In prison bul could becon1e eligible lor parole. The Jury deliberaled a litt.lr more than three hours in Ca bell Ill. were silting wi th lhe1r arms entwmed, holding hands. The son appeared stole. Juror Ray Ashby sa id th P jurors felt McGinnis was guilty, but the big hangup was over mercy or no mercy. In clos ing arguments. I he prosecution ca lled the defend ant 's version of his wife's death County Circuit Court in convi ct · "abs urd. " defense McGinnis declared he and his lng lhe43-yearold accountanl of the murder of his wife. Kathy, last Nov . 29. Judge Alfred Ferguson sa id he termed I he evidence a ll clrcumstantla l. Aller three weeks of res lim· ony. I he Jury was told it can find wife were kidnapped by three men from Gallipolis, Ohio. last Nov . 29. Hr sa id o ne of the men killed he r and the ot her two probablywoulddo thesentE'nrmg Sept 7 when post-tri al motinns McGinn is innocenl. gu ilt y In thr seco nd degree; guill y in the fir st to r turrd him, and ran him ovPr an Pmbankment in hi s .Jrrp on a are heard. Ferguson said Mc(; in nis co uld become el igible pa1·ote after serving time, and both the figures 10 and 15 years •·err mentioned. degree with mercy; or guilty in the first degree wlthouJ mercy. A verdicl off no mercy would have meant life m prison with no chanre of parole. rural Kenlucky road In summar izing the evidence aga lnsl McGinnis. Ch iles pointed to what he said were holes in McGinnis' alibi. The prosecutor Defense lawyPr Robert Allen and the companies In which he owned stork and was an officer. He had pleaded guilty to federal fraud c harges last spring. McGinnis allegedly placed her body, cla d ln a pink loililn& ~uit . In his new J eep station wagon and drove 30 mil es to Si. Albans where he dumped the body behind a shopping mall. ' 'This case is ahsolutrly, rn sa id it makes no sPnse for a sa id he was · 'cer ta lnly surpri sed They had no motive." Rober! King, the oth erdef•cnse atlorney, said the Jury "made a mistake. This case will be pursued on a post -t rial bas is There will be appeals and It hink tire ly circums Ian tlal evidPnrc." Allen sa id In closing argument s ''T he prosecullon expects you 10 make one gigantic leap of faith "They're saying. 'be lieve us. believe us'" Allen sa id the prosecution murderer to kill Kathy MeGi nnl s In her home, then drive the bodv .10 miles to be dumped In ~ populated are a. He sa id McGinnis' claims of be ing tonu red with a burning kc)· a nd ha ving his haircut also make successful ones." showed no motive for M er: i nnis no srnse. King said the defense probably will make a mol ion for rcvn sa l "For slarters. the Indict mont to kill his wife. Earli er. Cabel l Countv Prosrcutor Chris Chile s told tlw Jury "'Please don' J cut my hair. break my ankle in stead." ' Chilrs sa id Jo the jury in a mocking was bad," King said . When the verdict was re ad, McGinnis had his knuckles against th e table, his head wa s McGinnis ' vrrsio n of his wife'<; dpa th is too "absurd" to b(' bC'l!evt•d . Thr high -livin g acrountJn l volcr . "WhPn you rtrP torlurrd. thry clon't tnrturl' y(]u by cuttin g your hair. His sto r y makPs no down and his eyes shu! He made was charged wilh using a tole· Chiles ack now ledged to I he no visible physical movem ent on hearing the guil1 y vrrdirt . His daughter, Ami, bu1 st ou1 phonr cord to strangle hi s wifr. Kathy , Ci ftrr learning he was br ing i nvPsligated for rmbrL · jury. imported from Fayrttr County. that rno~ t of thf> prosrcu li on' s ca sl' was comprised of SflnS<' . c r_;_y_ ln_;_g_ . S_h_P_a_n_d_hrr_b_r_o_Jh_e_r._L.:_.v_ _ lr_ _:':·l:::i :: n:::~__::$_::>.:_7~m_:i_:il.:.:lo_:n:_f:_:ro::_m::.__t'_ "o:__ _.: _C::_on::_l::_in::_u::_:ed on page 10 1 UMIT 1 attempted escape. Cl in e was Indicted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court on July 20 on one count of grana theft and one rount of fleeing and eluding. The two prisoners chipped a hole lhrough the plaster In th e second floor cell block. climbed across the building through th e attlc and exited the alllc lhrough the ce iling In a second-fl oor restroom. The lwo prisoners used a rope made of a braided bedsheet to cl imb from the atti c and then fled th e building through a second floor window Soulsby explained lh al Jhe building Is no longer secure. In add ition , overcrowded cells ha ve contrlbuled to the problem . Co ntinued on page 10 PRISONERS ESCAPE- This rope, made of braided bed sheets, was the means of escape for two prisoners from the Meigs County Jail early today. Brian Bass and Jonathan Cline were sliD allarge lale Monday morning. The prisoners climbed through lhe attic of the jail and escaped from a second floor window . SmEWALK IMPROVEMENT - Middleport village residents are seeing lmproveml!nl• to the sld es walk alon~ Mill Street. The work Is heln~ Meigs man killed in auto accident One man was kil led on Imparl Saturdaylnaone-caraccidenl on Gibson Road north ofRoute6931n turned . According to the GalliaMrlgs Post. Sla le Highway Pa Jrol. hl' was alunr in the vehiclf' Meigs Countv. and wa s not wearin g a sea t belt Charles L. Bulcher , 74 . of Mudfork Road, Pomeroy . was heading south on Gibson Road when helosleontrol ofh ispick-up truck. slipped off the gravel road, hll an embankment and over· Bu lc her wa s pronounced dead at lhe scene by Meig s County Co ronor Douglas Hunter . In othe r patrol news, no om• was Injured In a two-car accident Thu rsday on Township Road 411:1 r-~~~~~~~~ 39< done hy Eldon Walhurn, Middleport, who got th•· bid on the project which is being paid for with Issue 2 monies of $27,674. in Meigs Count y. Gera ld L. Oill , age 56. :12405 Amberger Road, Racine, was southbound on Townsh ip Road 403 when he wen I !ell of cenler, s triking a car driven by Michael D. Adkins. age 37, 32010 MinN s ville Road, Racine. Dill was char ged with failure to yil'id half of roadway . ~------------------. oz. GRADE A $199 Fried Chicken •••••• 21 CLOROX llfACH 79<6Al Good II Powell'• S'f: Vllu Good W81k of.~ug. 9, 1990 CHEER DETERGENT SS~!OL MEDIUM EGGS DOZ. Good at Powell'• Super Vllu Good Weell ofA111. 19,1990 FIIIST PLACE II'ULL - David Hively of GaiUpolis and his Minneapolis Moline, "HIUbWy Hustler," make a pulllfor first place In the 6,000 pound fleld·otook tractor category In Saturday Night's lractor-lruek pull al the Melp County Fair. BLOWIN' BLACK SMOKE - Jeremy Stone of Dexter and his John Deere 4010 mate a second·place pull In the tractor-truck pull held Saturday al the Melp County Fair. I �Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy , Ohio DEVOTED TO mE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON !\REA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publis her CHARLENE HOEFLICH Gent>ral Manager Pt\T WHITEHEAD Assist ant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER of The Uni!Pd Press l nt£"r na tlonal . lnl and Da ll y Press Assoc i at ion and the American Newspaper P ublishers Assoc i at ion Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, August 20, 1990 WASHINGTO N - The Iraqi invasion of K uwait was good news for two MiddiL• East ~layer s who m ay not be abll' to agn'e on a nyt hing r lsr - lsr;wl is and Pa lest in ia ns. Prlvately, acco rdin g t o ('p n- tra l Intelligence Agl•ncy and State Deparlrnenl analyst s, the Isr aelis fee l they are now off I he hOOk in the pP3C'P prOC f'SS bPCause once again an Arab na tion has shown it s violent side. The Pales tin ians have no respect for the roya l fam ily of K uwa it and f('('l they now have one mor e lETTER S OF OPINION are welcomr. The-y shou ld be le-ss tha n 300 words long. All lf'tters are subjPCt to Pdl11ng and must be signed with nam e, address and tel ep hone number . No u nsigned lf'tt ers will bepuhlish~;>d . Lf' tt ers shuu Jd bl' In good laSIP. addrPSsing issues. not perso na l!· ties. Arab na tio n as an al ly now thai I raq is cal ling lhe shots in Kuwa it. Was hington is notoriously a Oll(I ·C risis Celebrezze starts campaign ads on TV By LEE LEON.I\RD UPI Statehouse Reporter CO L UMBUS- l l"s still two weeks untill.abor Da v . but D<•mocTat If guber natorial nom in ee Anthony Ce lebrezze J r. i s takrng to lhf' airwaves with his f i rst rou nd of l elevision com mPrr ials in an at tPmpt ro close th e gap on hi s oppo nent. Ce lebrezzr i s airing a JO·S!'Co nd message rn Clev·cia nd . Co lumbus and Dayto n - th ree areas where he.l l hav e l o do wel l l o defea t Republican George Voinovirh . Old polls show Vo in ovich with an righ t· or nine- point lead: the Ce lebrezze cam p believes Ws down roo percentage points. butlh rre is no evidence to support that. A I frrsl look , the Cele brezze telev isi on ads appea r robe a carbon ro py of those used by Se n. Howard Metzenbaum. D·O hio. in J98il . u ·s town , and b€'forr lr aq· s Saddam Hu ssein cha nged !h e subj ec t. thai cri si s wa s trying to bring thp recalci tra nt l sra r li s to I he barga inin g I able wilh I heir Arab nerghbors. Isr aeli l eaders arP al rPacl\' ca pita! izi ng on H ussf' m ·s rlis i L tc li on. StaiP DepartmPn t rablP~ show that t hey a r r oncP a gain Insisting lo U.S. official s thar they are l ir e only reliable U.S. al ly in I he Middle Ea st Most ot the r es t are either America 's ene mies, or a re ripe for takeover by those enemirs. For several yPars, Isra el hils been trying lo sour the Cniled States on I raq. I srael SPcr etly supplied weapons to I ran during l he I ra n-I raq war and helped engineer the U.S. arms-for hostages deal wi th Iran. As bad as th e Aya t oll ah Kh omelni was , Israel believes Saddam Hu ssein is worse - a ru thless, lyi ng dicta tor who hates Jews. The I raq i invasion of Kuwait re in forces every thing I srael ha s been say ing . Now the Israelis are saying th e only thing Ara bs under stand i s forc e. not n ego tl a ~ ti ons. Even th e visi t to Iraq of Egyptian Pres id ent Hosnl Mu · l>arak before the inva sion failed ro dPtcr Hussein. He merel y lied ro Mubarak and said he would not i nvadr . Prrsiclcn t Bush and Srcretarv l i111 r wonder . M rtzenbau m creamed Vo inov ich in t hat campaig n. a nd Celebrezze now has some of the '¥_me staff. The TV com merc ials port r ay Cek'brezze as a friend of I he workrng prop lr, f ighting lor them in the arras of environm ent . cr i mr and drugs. hea lth insurance a nd a woman:s righ t to choose an Jbortion . Perhaps most startli ng i s th r ope nin g lrn e of lhP commrrrra l ·'Wouldn ' t it be nic e to han• someonr i n govf'rnmrnt w ho rf'a ll y light s to hear the bu si ness co mmuni t .vromp Ia in i ng abo ut I hf' horrid r lim aIf' in Oh io. Nope. that spo t l'i n't aimPd at Celes tf'. said Ce lrbrcur con~ul tant Petf'r Harris I t' s aimed at Vo inO\' ir h. w ho srems to wa nt to b(' pres ident of thr c hambPr of commPrrr i nstrad of go\·rrnor of I I mil lion work ing peopit' . Gf' t serio us. Voino\·ir h h n·t i n th11 gO\'P rnm {'nl. Hr s not f'\'(•n mayor of CJpvrland anv mon'. If that spot is aimed at a RPpubl ira n. 11 ought robe George Bush. bur 11 isn·r. With the open ing commer cia l. Cr lrbrrzzr ap pare nt!~' is tr .v ing tu solidify I he I radlli ona I Democra tic s l rongho ld ol organ ized Ia bo r. 11<' Ce lebrezze shot himse lf in the !oar aga in las I week. rr_vrng ro gc· r cut e with th e abortion issur He stood beside former state Rep . .John Galbrarlh. an arch-co nse r va ti ve from M aum 0e. and accepted a $1.000chrck from Gal bra ith·s group ca lled Oh io Rep ublica ns for Cho ice. Ga lbrai th sa id ··r here·s nor a dimt'·s worth of difference · belwt•rn Ce lebrezze and Voinovirh r .xrept on aOO rt io n. but rcportf'f s who cove red him rn th e l.e grs lal un • know his ph ilo.sop h) to be Jar lo lhr· r ight of any Democrat Ga lbra ith once spo nsorecllrgislal ion of fenng a $.1.0011 bo nus to anv we lfare moth er who vo lunteered to br .<terillzcd. T he north wes t Ohioan sa rd he drdn· t know how large hrs pro-c hoicr • gr oup is ! sm all\ and didn 't know an~' of th r pro-rhoi('(' womrn Ce lebr ezze had recr uit ed l o help <lagP I he rvenr. No m atte r . Ce lebrezze accep ted lhr money and support. sa)· rng hr dldn·t have to agree w ith Ga lbrai th on rverv thlng . Letters to editor Dear Racine So uthern Parent s. Fans and Coaches The 1990-91 sports season is now upon us . We, th e offi cers of Southern Athletic Boos lers. would like & urge all parents of high sc hool sports partlr lpa nls to get Involved In your c hild' s welfare by joining the booster s. We have a meeting Aug. 21, 1990 at 7:00 at the high sc hool. Please attend Al l coaches are al so urged to at tend as ru'w offirrr s will be Introduced Al so on Aug. 22. lhPrP will be a work party at th e loo rball field ro prepare the booster building and football fi eld for lhe upcoming season. Parent s of children In sports and band arc urg ed ro attend. Si ncerel y Sou thern Mhll'tic Booster.s Da v id Gri nd staff Berry's World Jln"il!.knl Bu~ h probabh· ha s nHnT· importe~nt things o n lli."' mind righl no\~. but 11 muo...t occasional!\' gall him to rrfh·rt tha t . if hr had just q urk to lli.<.. plrdgP agi.lins t new taxc:-- fo1 d couplr mon• month\, hP \\' ould nP\'f' r ha vp nPI'dPd to bn •<:J k ir at all l n ~ lrad. hr is now on n •co 1d J" hav i ng rrn~ 'gf'd on a "olrmn e~nd w id r l.v pub ! ir izrd pr omiq· to ttw Amf'riran proplf', a nd won t P\'t·n h :.~\·~· llt' W rrven uf's. IPt ~JlonP a n •duc r d drf!cit. to show fo1· it Our milita n· bui ldup m Hw Middl f' [ Js t guar ant rrs. as Ill<~ j0r m ili tary: oprorat ions al wa\' s 1htHI would 01 h(·rwi S(' bP 1h<' (\ 1 :-;~ · . At lh(' .\ i:ITnl ' lim(· fh(' ~ h;_.trp incrra:-.(' in ! hi· prtn· of oi l ~~· i l l almost ('Pr1 ctinl.\ pu -. h tht• L' .S ('(.'(JrlOill .\ 111[0 J modt •:-. t I I H pPrh Jps not "n mocJP...,ll n•< "t'" sion. rrn dP r ing drl .' lit X 1nnP<t"t' out of th e qu rs tlfm All I hi s wi ll hP tr ur· t·\·f'n if t ill' o\·rra ll PPntago n budgf't 1.~ ~ lill rrducrd somrw hJI us 11 prob;t bly w i ll br . \~ip had bt•ttrr m ;~ kr- You ma .v htJ VI' sPt' n thP Glo n · r arl icr s 1h is su mmr r of San Ant onio. Texa.s. li 'lt·vision rrpor trr Hria n J\ an'm. w ho wrn t to ja i 1 rathrr ll1an n'vf'al a sour< 't' u:ho ·"'Poke to him on th f' cond it io n of anon:--·m il y rKarl'm was la!Pr l'l'l f' a:.:;rd w h L' n t hf' SOU !Tf' "! t'P [X'd forwar d <:~nd rt'V Pa lf'd lw rsf' lf to au thoriti Ps. i You m;-n· haVL' tho ught Ka rprn's stant't' foolis h -a fa th C'r w i h a farnil .\' to support going to jai l rathl'r th .:1 n comply ing with thr• df'ma nds of law en forcf'mcnt offi ci al s_ You m ay have thought Ka re m obs truct ed justice s!ncf' assessm ent. Cl 1110 ID'Y' NEA, Inc. ''Do you understand Ihe phrase 'DEEP 000-DOO"'? Commoners have Morgan made a 2 1 ~ yard run al th e 3:01 mark of I he firs! qu arte r by Jason Spencer stand cnroute to an 8·0 victory over the Little sil ence for decades while th e rich oil sheiks get richer and their progeny squander the public t reasury on fr ivolous lifestyles. T he sm a ll extravaga nces weigh on the Impoverished Pa· lesti nians who now figure thai an Iraqi puppet regime In Kuwa it will be a better supporter of Palestinian causes than was the royal family. F'or those r easons, l he Pales· T he I ra qi invas ion proves line Liberat ion Orga nization did Israe l's poin t , that the Unit<'d nor rush to denounce the occupa· States ha s no rea l power to !ion of one Arab nation by Infl uence any thing tha t happen s anot her . espe cially when the In the Arab wor ld from oil pr icf's Invader . Hu ssein, ha s allowed to peacr . lh e PLO lo all but set up Wh at' s good for Israeli s is per m anent hou sekeeping in ne\·pr good for Pa lestinians, but Baghdad m recent months. Hu sse in may hav e del ivered th •~ The reason ing by Isra el and PXCPption . The Pa lesti nians a 1T l he PLO, flawed as il may be. j ust as ha ppy abou t tht' in v<:~s i o n means that the hope for peace as ls rap l fully resolving I hei r differences has been set as ide. The Israelis will benefit the mos t from continuat ion of the stat us quo. They will not have lo give up any of thei r lands for a Palestinian homeland. and th ey will have more ev idence to drive hom e their po int to the Bush adminis· tra rlon- that to invest anything In the Arab nat ions is a waste of time. Hussein is nobody's hero. but his invasi on of K uwa it has cheered Ara b nationalis ts who would just as soon have him conti nue his march through the other monarchies like a grim reaper until all of them are gone. The dynamics of the cu rrent cr isis are not as c lea r as Arabs, Israe lis or America ns wo uld li ke p I hem t o be. On ly one thing is -.·~;,_::.. • certai n - I he fear of Iraq among -""-"';' ~Mi ddle Eastern governm ent s. No 1\rab government r ushed to Kuwai t s defense. Th ere have bt•en no ca ll s for a unified Arab fr ont to facedown Hu sse in. If any of th e monarchs had tried. they would have found tha i they did no t havr t hr support of t he ir own pPop le. MCGUIRE MAKES GOOD CATCH - Meigs' Terry McGuire (15) makes an " over-the· shoulder" catch on this play during Saturday night's grid scrimmage against visiting Morgan. up oul' minds that. as long as thl' CU ITPnl Middlr l<a:-;t crisis con t inuPs in a nv thing l1kr 1t s pn •sr-n 1 !orm. srriou s drt icit r r dur t iono ~~o ut of I hr questi on- and so an· npv; 1<-tXf'S. All th a t rPmJ i n.. . ol th cd o ld srpnario i..., lht> n·coliPC' lion that Cf'orgc nu ... h bro ke hi S I)I'Onl hf' i\1 thP I.,J ilW tim e. a . . nTt·ntl\ pn intPd out in thi .\ s!Jarc. th t' l't' :m • <"N tai n benefit:-; for Hush in !IH· t'C'o nomw fa ll -out fr om l hl' M i ddlt• l<as tPrn rr is1s A numb('r IJ f rro nomir indicJior . . ha\.1' b<'t ' n ~u~g <'sling n·< ·f'n tly thJ11ht· L' ~ Pconom~· 1.... t n·mb l ing on t hP br ink of ;1 n•crss1on - a not unrt·asona blr dP\'f'lopnwn t. d f lt·r f'ight ~o liO _\"l'dr." of good lli'.Jltll . T ht· :,h arp tncrP f:l sc in oil pri t ' l'~ i.o., pn Jb c rhl ~ dl l il ~\'illldkt• to pu .'lh 1h1 • t'ClHJOin .\ m ·pr that IJrink . prl't'i st•l .\' <L'l th t·OP I·T "oil <., ho(' k' · d id in 1~! 7 :) \'1Jw. n unno~ll,v th r· Anwrlt '; lll !Jl'npl1 ' V\'ill bLJ ill l' tHl incumhi•nl pl'l' ~idi' I J I f ()J l'l 'tlnmn H· hc11d linw ..... v.hl'1 1li 'l ' fa i r!\ 01 nn l ('J•rtcJi nl\'. (;r·orgr· Bu..,h W<l" ht ·ing ">!' !up fo r rllar honor hv flu · J)pmonah on Capi l nl Hi ll , ;tnd ord inarii ,\ IH' wuuld hcn ·p bPPn hard pu t to J\'n icl the bl rlfllf' Hul SJdd a m Hu sst'in hct\ bargl'd rud l'l\' on tu rht•scrnrand pn ··t· mprPd lh t' rol1• of \·i l bin . The n•cpss inn. if it co mt•s . will !w IJianwd b~· lht• public . with sonH' ju...,llfit'Jlion. o n higher o il p1icr>s. and 1-lus:-.ein w ill lli 'Sf' f' VI' and gr·l. lhP ll lamP for thosP So hP is W• ' lt <; ifu:i!Pd UJ u·pl;H'I' C t•()rgt• l ~uo... h. in 111< '1'\t'"l)f the \'tJtro r :-.. d.o. . lhl' principa l in il i al or ol l lw l't'(_'l'"s ion . ,bi rJl' from i t ~ P<"onorn it· im pacl, lht• Middll' J.: :.~-; !I Tn nisio... \\'il l hJV(' enormous politi cal 1~o rht • q ur n('t'-" fo r Mr Hush . Whi' I IH"r 1111 '\. <H f' for twt lt'r 01 wors1· drprncl."-. nf ('Oursr. on how 1 ' \' 1 ' 1' .\ ' ll l in ~-: ru rn..., ou1 T hen • <HI ' fpH · Thing" ,\m Priran s likP mon • lh ;J n ;1 swi ft ;1nd succrssful nn lila ry ort·ra ! ion again."d some tw!l\' who " had 11 ('Oming ." !f Bu .... tl l' an con !ri\' t' In clcli \'c r on t' of 1hosl' - ao... !{ pag<t n did wi I h ! h1· l.ihy<tn rJicl and lh(' inv <:J.~ ion of If you had Information about a crime, but knew you coulld be harmed for revealing it, prob a· blyth e only way you would tell I! would be on the condl!lon that the person hea ring I! would keep your Iden tlty a secret. You may believe that you could turn to a member of the press and be guaranteed anonymity If the reporter agreed before th e telling. HPportr r s a nd thf'ir Pdilor.., h<t\'t• ~u mf'lirnrs abusf'd th P uw ol a n on~' lllOU S SOUITI'S. ('Spt ' c iJll.\ hy rel ying on thrm for too much of lhf'i r i nformation with · our suf fi cirnt corroboratio n. But that ·s anolhPr issur . T hr> issuf' Ka rcm 's pli g ht bri ngs up is thr ri gh t of a c i t iz<' n t o br ablP toco nf idl' informat io n to a rC'por tN , who w ill lhf'n usr it t o l'lerve t he publ ic's ri ght to lear n abou l m isdf'Pds, danger and a hos t of olhf'l' subj C'ct s c r im in al s wou ld j ust assoonw f' didn 't k now abou t. If yo u work for a company whose p ract!cPs arr rndangering a co mm un ity, or i f you see a crime commit ted, do you have a n VI '!' \ obligation l o report it? Do you slll l have that obligation If by tell ing II you put yoursel f In jeopardy or lose you r job? I ca n only Imagine the hell report er Bill Salisbury must have gone through when his editors at the Sl. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press reneged on the ethica l promise we journalists have lived by fo r generations, McGuire, lhP varsity tailback saw action at quartt:>rbark for the JV 's in thPcon tPst. Terry carried 10 times for 38 yards and completed 4 of 8 passes for :n yards to lead the way . I n the va r si ty encounter Stew" Campbel l scored on runs off 18 and I I ya rds t o give Morgan a IJ-0 virtory. t he frnal po ints Mu ssPr. Mu sser made the juggling ca tch despite pass interference on the Morgan defender. Meigs will tr avel to Gallipolis t o ope n th e season Friday night aga inst the Blue Devi ls. Quarter Horse racing fans treated to 'excellent races' fra lu rrd Bar W hr-Pl s. own<'CI bv .Jen nings [k>rglr. Racine. and jock ied by T a mm~' Morrison. i n the wi n ne r 's circlP. Bar~JC· ud a Buck was th e nu mbPr two horsP He is ownrd b\· Geor ge R . Harri s. The first thrPP r aces fpafured three-year old s and older horses. and the fina l rare featured two-year olds. In th e fi rs t race, a 550 -yard run, Seven Rock ets High captured the fi rs t place spot. The ho rse is ow ned by Trevor Wolfe. Gra n· ville. and was j oc kled by David Schr oeck. Second place honor s went lo Chlcabar Roy. owned by Earl Cl eek. Portland . and ridden by Tam my Morrison . Braggln Rocket Ba r. owned by Alan Ada ms. Nelsonville. and ridden by Ri ck Culllson. came in third . T he seco nd r ace. a 300 yard run . saw L assl e·s Flash ca pture th e winning spot. She is owned by Wayne Wiggin s, Coshocton . with Tammy Morrison the jockey. Easy E lght ynlner. look the se cond place spot. He Is owned by Sam Lewis, The Plains. and was j orkled by Dav id Schrllt'ck. The Dav ton. and was ridden bv Sammy l"ewt•ll. The num ber Sports hrit·fs Charles Reycllng Mollet ourspri nll'd 1hree per enn ia l riv als Sund av to become th e first -ever F'renc h· man to win th e Championship of Zurich World Cup race Mota•r covered thr 240 kilom etl'r > rH9.1 6 m ilesr rn 6 hours. 7 minutes, fl. srconds. avPrag ing 39 .228 kph. Mollet and reign ing World Champion Greg LeMond . wer e accom pan iC'd by I talian Claudio Chlapucri and Spania rd Marino L:ajrrrr t a As thl'y neared th e fini sh lin e LrMo nrl sho t past Chl apucei but was overtaken by Motter i n thp la sl trw mpt ers. givi ng thf' F'rpnch m an th P win bv thr nar rnwl'SI nt margins number three ho rse was Hom rs1retch Hemp . ridden by Sam Rugh~ Newell and owned by Georg<' R Harris. Dayton . Adam 's Libe rty Ladv ow ned bv Warner Adams. Ne l s~nville . and ri dden by Rick T he Austral ian club. Walla· bies. defeated the Nl'w Zea la nd All Blacks to bring to an f'n d a q rra k ot :10 co nsl''-'uti vf' mat ch \'ic tor iPs IJ.\' thr Nt'w ZPa landrrs. including 2.'l i nlpr nat i o n d l matc hPs. rlating b._ll'k to l qRn r utlison , was the number fo u r horsr. Thr th lrd rJCf'. i:l L20· vC:Jrd ru n . l hrPC' ho n ;p was Stor m .v Gloor. j ock ird by Rick Cu llison and ow nrd b.\· W<.~rnr r A d ams. Nr l sonvi I If' . ThP f inal rart•. al so a '2'20-y<trd ru n . was won by Ton.v's Hid. owned IJ)' Ea rl Cleek. Portland. w ith Tammy Morrison the jockey. Coming in at an ex ~ rremely close second was Ma· rrsol Sq ual l. ow ned by Wayne Wiggin s and r idden by Sammy Newe ll. T he number three horse was Wat ch Bi lly Sweep, j ockied by Davi d Sc hroeck and owned by Jennin gs Beegle. S.I.TUIIDA1 /SUNDAf & IIUJIUQU SPRING VALLEY CINEMA ~I <J~l '.,' ~.~~:· 446 •4524 SU ~ 8UiiAIN ltlol!Jff[S SAli~IJI I liED .. BA~! N MIGiiT T\IESDA1 ( U C ( ~T "r.H051') MIOUITf7UWv U ~:;::,~'~'IO;":..:t~l"\j THUR50~1 ~ I 10 I 9 10 '.:' . . - -...J . Mill .,.., \ u • 1 ol o .. 'Ifill \ I 10 I l 10 ' itOTID 10<01 J A~\I S WITH liCS GHOST U' ID ( "~; Il l -.J ... \ 1(\ Oll iUI'oOO' ~'' i (,f0 1 100 1 9lO n-.111 !.Alt ...... I wu ~ P\1 11 • [[<, J lO ... ,v ,., 1)0 1 9\So.t.!ll ~ ~ \ ""' I WIO ""'I IIII ~ 30 I l I quick] ~ lh<' Mrddll' Ea st . and publ ic opi nio n is almost solidl y behind thp prrsi dent. If h(• l'a n sta r ve I raq in to f airly swift submis sio n. whi i•' repe llin g any m ili tary attrmpt by Hu ssein to b reak out of !1 is iso lati on. I he politica l rrw a rcl s wi II be enormou s. Bu 1 rf the opera ti on deterio· r a l f' ~' int o a war of at triti on. Pnt ai .!ing strady Ameri can casu · all i es without any end In si ght, don t exprr t American vo l ers,l er al one th e Democra t s, to sti ck arou n ll for the crash land mg. honor · hound to a bid e by th e sa m e d ~tma g <'s . the Maraudrr .JV 's tht' win . H ight no w. WP iJ IT' in the ear ly sta }! I 'S nf our military huiltlup in Ht ' ('C' ntl,r.lluv.·('\'1'1', ltlf' Minn Pso ta SupJTnw Co urt rt'\'Nsr·d that clt•ri.., ion. holding that (' n· forc ing a pmmisf' of ro nfi c1Pn1i al it v unde r a doct n rw t hat impliPs a lrgal con trac t whf'rt' nonf' PX ist s wou ld v io Ia I r th e nrws pap· c r s' F i rst Anwndmcnt righ ts. So w hf'l"l' docs I ha t lravr you as a r i ti zf'n if .vou rver belif'VP you havP important informat ion to d ivulgt? and fea r harm if you do ? Or nw. l hr n•por!P r who f rrls $/OO.OIJIJ final pla y of the co nt es t to give Quarterback Shannon Wood· ward added I he extra point s for lhe Raiders. Spencer was the game's leadi ng rusher with 53 yards In only 3 carries. For Meigs, Kevin Whobrey led l he way with 36 yards in 8 carri es, Er ic Wagner added 34 yards In only 4 carries . In th e reserve ga me. a 6 yard touchdown pass from Te rry fini shed the two q uarter scrim - Crf'ndda. and as Hush d id in l' c1 nama - his popula ri t y will SO, If' . Hu I if 1h in gs go bad ly - as I hP.v d id fo r .Jimm y Ca rter' s disa s t rn us lw lic oplf'r ra id on Ir an. or in I ht ' born bing t hat drslrnyl~ d !hf' Ma rinl' barracks H.o nald H.t'a ga n had f'S iabl is hC'd in Hrirut pulil ic opini on ca n turn a gainst I hi ' .: 1pcro lf ion rand I ht · prf's ickn 11 Sarah Overstreet award Pd mage wit h :!6 yards in 9 carries. wh ile quarterback Chad Mount added 26 ya rds m 2 carries . Mount also co mpleted 4 of n pas ses for 47 yards . For Meigs, Frank Blake led I he M arauder ground arrack with 49 yards In 9 carries . while McGuire added 33 yards in 4 carr ies. Jerem y Phalin wa s 1 of li in the air, a 47 yard catch by Kevin the scrimmage after a bad snap on a Maraud er punt Ca mpbell William Ru.sher 1n rwll .v Raider s were not done, ho wever. Musser brokf' up a pass o n the races on Sat urday at the Meig s Co unty Fair . Saturday's Quarter Horse races at the Melg• County Fair. Tammy Morri son was th e jocktoy . Th e trophy blanket was by Hemlock Pipeline. ra m e in the wa n ing minu tes of Maraud ers. Quarter H orse- rac !ng f ans wer e treat r d to four excellent WINNER - Bar Wheels, owned by Jennings Beegle, Radne , wa• the winner of the 220-yard race lor thre e- year olds and older during MrGu ire to a sliding Bill Harless wi th on ly 1:02 rema in ing in I he contes t wa s the difference as Meigs defeated Morgan 6-0. The as they drove down inside the Marauder 25 in the final seco nds, bur a quarterback sack by Da vi d Rees wllh : 06 remaining pu shed the Riaders back and Kevin I n the freshman serimma ge, suffered in Using anonymous sources is risky offi cial s sa id i t was crucial to their rasp and the process of justlcr thai he reve al hi s sou rce. I f you look another approac h, however, and put yourself In the pla ce of I he Informan t who said she fea red for her life If her Identity were revea led. you mi g ht h ave a different ~~···· The Kuwaiti royal family has never bee n popul ar with the Arab on the street. For that matter, nellh er have the other royal families in the Gulf na t ions. Oil crisis is having a political impact do. a much larger budget defirrt Parents urged to attend session of St ale Ja mes Baker have resisted any Israeli notion of in terven ing i n the Persian Gulf in the past. U.S. officia ls pre!N to push I srael to the table wllh its Arab adver sar ies, begln11ing with the adversa r y at home. the Pa les tini ans. But Iraq has m ade il difficult to sustain the noti on of t alk being better than action. An aggre ssive I raq for ces Israe l to prepare to defend it.<elf while telling Bush that he should be standing firm ly beh ind lh!em in stead of ask ing them to m a ke concess ions in the face of aggression. Th e M eigs Marauders and I he Mo rgan Raiders held their an · nual football preview Saturday evening at M araud er St adium as a final tune-up to the season opener F'rlday night. Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta U[ER for wo rkin g peop le for a change?·· What abo ut Democ ra ti c Cov. Rrr hard Ce lrsre·' lla sn· t he ))('en fighting for workrng peop iP al ll hesr lalt eight years? Yo ud thmk so. al so m ay be t rying to d r aw some dJ s ti net J o n ~ bf'twt>en himse lf and I h(' Ce lestE' admin istra tion, wh ich Republica ns arr int en t on at ta c ki ng Meigs, Morgan gridders in final pre-season outing here Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel Israel feels invasion is a point The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 WINNER BY A HAm · Tony's Bid, owned by Earl Cl eek, Portland, and jockled by Tammy Morrison. WIL• the winner of the final r ace, a The Daily Sentinel (USP'S 14S.900) A llh·ls lon ol MulHmedl a, In {'. Publish('(! f' VNV a ft ('r noon. Monda~· trophy was by Pat IIIII Ford . Vikings edge Browns, 23-20 CLEVE LAND iUPl l - R ich Gannon got Int o th e game ju st In lime to lead the Mlnnesola Viking s lo the winni n g codr• of rthirs tha t Sa lisbury and rl'lrwli:h legion s of r eporter s who we nt llshl nli: rompnn.v Mull im l'dla. Inc.. touc hdown be for<' 11 s have followed? You can expect th at If an ed itor brpaks a report er's promise of anonym ll y and publishes your Ponwrov. Ohio 4J769, Ph . 99'1 · 2 1 ~6 . Se Gannon entered the game In the fourth quarter and the VIkings trailing Cleveland 20-16. On the fi rst series , he directed a 14 -play, 73 -yard drive t ha t culm I· nat ed with an 11-yard sco ring run by Allen Ri ce that lifted Mlnn e· sota Ia a 23-20 exh lblll on game win Sund ay night over the name. ;31 co urt so m ewhere may tel l yo u ··rough luck." And I can expec t thai If I follow the profess ional ethics that demand th at I pr<>rec r a source's ident it y. I may end up In jail. Today in history By United Press lnwrnall onal Today Is Monday . ·A ug. 20, I he 232nd day of 1990 with 13:! to foll ow . The moon Is new. The mornin g star s are Venu s, Ma rs and ,Jupiter . The evening stars are Mereury and Sat urn . Those born on this d ate are under th e sign of Leo. They Include Benjamin Harrison, 23rd presld enl of the United States, In 1833, poet Edgar Gues t In 1881, horror writer H.P . Love-craft In 189C, architect Eero Saarinen In 1910, author Jacqueline Susann In 1921, singer-songwriter I saac Hayes and former Indian Prime Minister Rajlv Ga ndhi, both In 1944(age 46) , and rock musi cian Robert Plant a nd revealed a sou rce to whom ' In 1948 iage42) . he had prom ised anonymity. The source la ter los I his job becau se On this date In history: of the newspaper 's revelation. In 1741. Danish nav i gat or Vllus J onas Bering discovered what Is He sued the Pioneer Press and now Alaska . a no ther pape r, which also In 1977, lhe first Voyager spacecraft was l aunched from Cape printed his name aft er guaran ~ C:a navera l, F la., bound for Jupiter, Satur n and the stars. teein g anonymity. He was orlgl· F'rldt~ v, Ill Court St , Po· 220-yard run , of the Qunrtt•r Horse ra l'('S on ~aturday at the M eigs County Fair. The hlankt•t rnt'I'U\', Ohio. bv th(' Ohi o Vall t"y Pub- ro nd da ~s postaRe paid at Pomeroy, Ohio Membt'r l 'nHNl Prrss lntPfnatl onlll. Inla nd Dll il \' Pn--ss Assocl at Jon and the Ohlu :"«pwspap(' r Assoda Jio n. National Advert isin g Rrprest'Jl lat lve, Branham NcwspapPr Salf'S, 733 Third Ave nu<'. New York. Nt'w YMk 10017. · POSTMASTER: Sen d addr't>ss rhangros 10 Thr Dallv Sfl ntlnel , lll Co ur1 St .. ·fl'omflr o;.o. Oh.lo t'l769. Sl JRSCRIPTION RAT ES 8)' f11rrler or Motor Route On<' Wpek. ................ .SUO . ~. W OnrM onth . Onr Y<'ar .. .$72.90 SINGLE COFY PRICE Dally . .. 25 Cent s Sullscrlbrrs not des lrtng I o pay !he car rl er mav rl'mll In advanC1" di rect to The Da!iv Sl>nllnl'l on a 3, 6or 12monlh basis. Cfedlt wltl hf> gtvrn carrier each Wf'('k . Nq subscriptions by mall pl;'nni11Pd In ar('lls whcrt> hom(' carrier service ts ava llabl <' MaJI Sub8c rlpUons ln t ld e Mel p Coun')' 13 Week• ........ .. . $19.24 26 Weeks ......... . .. $37.% 52 Weeks ......... .. .... S1~.36 Outsldl:' Melp CeuntJ . $2CI.IIO 13 Weeks .... ... ............. $40.30 26 Weeks . .. ... $7~. 40 ~2 Wrt>ks .. .... . Wade Wil son threw rourh down passes of 17 ya rd s to Herschel Walkt:>r and 2J ya rds to Ir a H illar)' and the Viki ngs got two po int s when Henry Th omas t ackled Bernie Kosar in the end zone for a sa fely . Cleveland scored on ! re id goa is of 42 and 30 ya rds fr om J errv K auri c, <-1 Browns. i -vard r un by Ke v(n Mack and a 20-ya rd tipped pass from MikP Pagel to Vernon Jo ines . Minnesota is J.J In exh ib ition pla y whi le the Browns are 1·2. Wilson completed 5 of D passes On the drive, Ga nnon com· pleted 6 of 10 passes for 51 yards, and scramb led 18 yards on a lhlrd-and -20 tha t allowed Mlnn e· sora to successfull y go for the first down on fourth -a nd-2 at the Cl eve land 16. The Vikings got the firs t down on a 5-ya rd pa ss from Gan non to Andy Schillinger. "All I knew was we needed a spark," Minnesota coach J erry Burns said, noUng that the Vikings had gone three plays an d out and th rown an Interception In lhe two series prior to Gannon's appearance . " I felt tha t af ter those two series we weren't going to turn It around . "It's always Important to wlrr, but we didn't win at any costs . We played our second and third guys the entire second half." once. while Kosa r com pl eted 6 nf 12 for 51 ya rd s and an Jnlcr cepllon . The pas s ro Joines had gi ven th e Browns a 20 -161eadwi th Ill o:J lefl In lhe gam e, but Gannon rep laced Sean Sa li sbury at qu a r ~ terback on th e next seres The Browns were penalize d 15 times for 95 ya rd s. " II was a game I could have fell decent abo ut If It weren't for all the penalties." Cleveland coac h Bud Carson said. "! told th e tea m there are enough people trying t o beat the Cleveland Browns without the Cleveland Browns beating the Cleveland Browns." Minnesota's first touchdown Continued on page 4 for 57 ya rd s and was i nterccptl'd THE MOST IMPORTANT LETTERS WHEN IT COMES TO DRUGS Teaching your children the ABC's is fine, but you also need to teach them about dru~ abuse and the special importance of the letters ' NO." Teach them the drug alphabet early in life, and help them from becoming another statistic in America's fastest growing disease- - drug and alcohol addiction . Let them learn their ABC's in school , but teach them their "NO'S" at home. THE DAILY SENTINEL ' '. �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport Ohio Monday, August 20. 1990 InS VAC football preview, By The Bend Oak Hill, Eastern, Symmes Valley, North Gallia victorious By G . SPENI.:ER OSBORNE OVP Stall Writer ThrPe shutouts were recorded in Sa turday night's Southern \'alley Athletic Conference pre \'iew, which was dominated by the running game and defenst•s that showed their penetrating abilit y through somewha t porous offens ive lines that should gel once Friday's season o'peners begin Oak.. 7, Bobcats 3 - In the opener , Kyger Cree k put It s much ·vauntPd rushing aga ins t Uak Hill' s altack maneater d('fense. and it seemt:'d to be a draw, as at times the Oaks would wrap up Bobcat ru nning backs Joe Edwards a nd Phil Bradbury in the backfield, only to see them get up on the nex t play and cons istPnt ly break through for four and fivr·yard gains. Such runn ing, which m a de up for ~PvPra l faulty snaps from c.-.n tf'f in thp fi rst quarter, paid off for thr Ca llians In the form of ali 1ard fi eld goal by Edwards a t thC' H: )( I mark Howr1·er. the Oa ks did the ir th r Sujlf'r Bo\l.'l as junior qua r- im 1ration nf rhampion ~9e rs. terback Allen Potter guided an offpn st· 1ha 1 mixed effPct lvc senior tight end Mike Simpson. Maynard, a 6-1, 145· pounder, was the target of a 40·yard pass from Potter that, with Brett Lewis extra ·point kick, gave th e Oaks the 7·3 lead they never lost. Severa l times in the scr im - mage Bradbury and Edwards shot through the Oaks' offensive wall and wrapp<•d them se lves around Adkins and Jonrs, anll un a few OC'l'asions thPy wrrP abiP to put pressure on Potter. On the flip side . the Oaks' swarm ing defense made sure that KC quarterba ck Sha ne Swi s her didn't have muc h time to throw the few passes he was able to get off, though Swisher was able to find sophomore tight end Brvan Hall and senior slotback Sca n Denney for complPI ions At lhP conrlusion nf thdt scrimmage. Oak Htll principal Bill Haines passed out s pring sports trophies. with Sy mmes Valley rece iving the all-sport s and baseba ll c ham pton tro phies. Kyger Cre ek ta king thr• softb all c hampion award and Oak ll tll going home with c ham pion' s trophif"' fo r boys ' and girls' track In thei r srason opt•nrrs Friday· runni ng bv srnior tailback Rnb nigh t, Oak Hill hos ts Coal r;ro\'l', whilt' Ky gpr Cn't'k wil l LJCf' Adkins and juntor fullba c k Chad Fedrral Harking at StPwart Jonrs. with pas ses to senior Eagles 1:1, HighlandPrs 0 Sophomore Aaron :vtcCa r wideo u t Sha ne Maynard and fiRLLE PA.~SES - Taking advanlaK'' uf lhl' only avallaiJII' routP to thl' end zonP, Southrrn quart.Prhar·k ,Jar rod flrc·)p ( 19) gPt~ somP pa.o;.s prott'l'tion I rom tailbat·k Travl!; Nl'a.•w a."i lw loft~ thr pi~(' kin to a Tornado receiver downlleld agah.-1 Symmes Valh•y in th•• third ~anll' Saturday ni~ht's SVAC pr1•view al Kyger ('n•t•k lligh Sl'huol. Thr• Viking• won :W-0. ( OVP photo hy G. Spem·pr touchdown run. The extra-point kick by Hager was off the mark, and the green force set tied for a 6-0 lead. After Newland's interception, which put the Eagles at the Scuthwestern 34-yard line with 11 : 35 left, Bissell broke free from the line and into lhe Highlanders' secondary, where hew as stopped at the SW 21. Bissell would have had the touchdown had Kiser, the cornerback, been an;where else but near the Eagles' sideline. However on the next play, Eagle quarterback Jeff Durst. In his third year at the helm, cut right on a bllotleg and galloped away for a 21·yard touchdown, which with Hager's extra -point kick . produced the final score. shouldn't bP too di scouraged by the three interceptions he threw against Eastern . For one thmg, McCarty . Southwestern's quarterback. should remember that those didn't co unt and that he got them out of his sys tem In the pn•view For another, both teams werr wearing dark jerseys iScuthw · es tern red, Eastern green), mak · ing it more difficult than neces· sary to see who one's teammat es were, though looking at helmet s might have helped some. !low· ever, he s hould remember that he didn't throw in trafffctosenior wldeout Kevin Kiser when the two connected for a 32-yard pa ss on the Highlander s' first aerial attPmpt in their Initial series. Time to find the open receiver wasn't something McCarty or tatlbark Chris Metzger found plentiful, as the Eagles took advantage of the Highlanders' porous line a nd forced two prematurely ·thrown passes that found the hands of Eastern lin ebacker J ason Hager and one that was picked off by freshman deep back Pat NPwla nd . The Eagles' offense was a bit s luggish at fi rst , but on the first play of the second quarter, tailback Tim Bi s se ll broke the seo rPiess dead loc k b)· c racking the Southweswrn defense and sprinting Jway. for a 49·yard Eastern will t'ntertain Water· ford on Friday night, while Southwestern will host Hannan, W.Va .. VIkings 20, Tornadoes 0 Sv mmes Valley controlled bllth sldes of the line of scrimmage, while Southern struggled with the handcuffs the Vikings put on them. With 8:26 left in the first quarter, Viking tailback Ke nny Daniels stampeded hi s way through the Tornado defense, cut to his right and broke away for a 54 yard touchdown run. The two-point conversion pass was incomplete, and Symmes settled for a 6-0 lead. TOO LATE - Easlnn delensivr• lineman .Jame' McDanit'l (ti21 t•harges throu,::h thr Southwestern ol rt>nsivr linf' too late to pre\lf'nl lllghfandt•r tJuarll'rhat·k Aaron Md 'arty from getting I his pass oil In the second Kamd\alurday nlght'sSV AC preview al Kyger Creek High School. M<•( 'arly thrt•w three inu.'rr<•ptions in the Highlanders' J:l-0 loss In lhr• Eagll•s . iOVP photo hy G. Spencer Oshornt•] o~hornt·) • Reds lose fourth tn row to Pirates, 6-3 l' INCI:\:\,\'1'1 i l'PII - The l 'inclnna t r HPd:-. s till li'itd thP \a tional Lt·;~gut· Wt':-.1. bur lht'' n mlinuP !tJ fhJUndPr Hohb\· Hontll<r · . ., thn•t• 1 un llo mN bJ ckt•d [)( IU~ DrJht·k·~ lti lh \'](' ! On <1f lhP \"I'd I Sundd \. g i \' rn g thr · PiratPs a h-:l \·irton O\'f'r tht· l ~c·cl ., dnd th Prr fi rs l- t'\ 't •r s\.n·rp in Hi \' nfront S!Jdi um . '\\·P·n· tryin g hard ;rnd wt• n ' still lt · adin~.; th r· \\'p~ff'rn Ui \ i.sion ... 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MonlrraJ ~ ~:!• ., Sl\-kt• Browns .. ·----( NPw '' nr~ II, Sllll t· ramd~ · u Saturday at I p.m. at Xenia against Woodrow Wilson. t ' d nll' on c1 swing pa'>s tn Walker who ('dU.L;hl th\' b al l 111 Ow 1!'11 fla r. jukf'd !Jil"t Stf'phrn llr ; J.i:~.c:" ;!I rtw Jr,. :.tnd r.:JcPd tnl o th•· Pnli /Ont' "M\· gu\ tJ i ill.t' d ;J nd \\'<Jd1' I hn'\1,.' a go(x.l pass ... \\'a IkPr sa id " Witl'n th(' lrt·c '>a iPt .\ · ·: BrJg,IZ " I c.1 nw up . tit· \LJ<., running r·p; !l h ttdto !'Onto in th!' pla\· · Mi tlflPso t. l·_... saktv Wd'> "(' ! up wlwn Mikl' Oliphant Wtl" ta c kll'd lhl' ri g ht bl'fore halftimp when Aud rov McMtl lt"n interccptl'd a / PRETTY BABIES - John Carl Buzzard, far left, Meigs County Fair's Lillie Mister, is pictured with the winning hahy hoys at th•• lair's annual Pretty Baby Cunk•sl held un Saturday afternoon. Pictured next to ,John Carl an• , Iell to rlghl, Lori Frye wllh Kenneth l:harles Payne; Amy Patterson, pictured holding winner .Joseph R. Rupe; Cheryl Willford "1th C. Austin Wiltlord: PRETTY Bi\BY GffiLS - The ~elgs fnunty Fair's LltUe Miss, Kristen Napper, Jar Jell , is pictured with the winning hahy girls of the annual Prelty Baby Conlesl held al the fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon. Pictured are, lefl to right, Debhle Drake, holding wlnm•rTina Drake; Greta Triplett hold inK winnt•r Brittany Harrison; Trat'i Terri Browning, pietun•d wilh ,Justin nouglas Browning; Tammy .Jarvis wilh Con•y . Allen ,Jarvis; Roherla Smilh wilh Derek .lost• ph Smith; Mary Dempsey pictun·d with Adam M. Wolfe ; and Shari Cogar with Timothy Michael {'ogar. The winners in tht• t'ontl•st were award~~d rihhons and gilt eerlffkates from flood Family'Shoes in Pomeroy. ,T :1"" Casto wllh winner Ashley Dawn Kiser; Joyce Ward holding winner Amanda Ward; Lin MeDaniel with ,\dpna McDaniel: Donna Jenkins holding wlnnl'r Sarah Dawn ,Jenkins; and winners Nicki K. Tuckt•r and AmWida Priddy. The winners received roselll's and gill certificates Irom Buttons and Bows In Pomeroy. - '~~: TIMBER' - Oak Hill linebacker Bryan Stewart (23) falls on Kyger Creek running hack Jitter Gilmore (48) lo halt any further progress aller Gilmore breaks through lhe line lor a live- lo six -yard gain in Saturday night's SVAC preview opener at Kyger Creek High School, "" Oak Hill's Shawn Reese (58) and Kyger Creek's Dan Polcyn (61) trail the play. In spite of a fairly successlulouling hy lhe Bobcats' rushing atlack, the Oaks won 7-3. (OVP photo hy G. Spencer Osborne) NOT ,JUST FOR GROWN-l'PS - Tiw great thing about garden tractor pulls is kids CWI also compete. While not as popular._, the large traclor pulls, they're still a lol of fun. Here. Krl•lina JUNIOR TRACTOR PliLLERS Th••st• youngsters took home prizes In the heuvywrlght dlvlskm ul lhr kiddie tractor pull conh•sl at the Mel~(' County Fair on Saturday . Pidurrd an•, Larry Ritchie, fourth place: ,Jonathan Smith, -~----- l' :1gPl ]Xt '> .'> wtth II 'f'co nd'> l..tt and rr·turne<l 11 I .L tnb to thr· ( 'lt '\T land 2~ to sf'! up l!iii <Jn·\ li•apr ng to uc hd ow n · :Vh goa l 1s JU" I to go ou t ;J nd pla\ wrll PVf'l'_\' v..·t·f' k . .. Wilson ' a rd . "l !h!nk 11 was a t ota i!Pdm l'f fort Thl' J IIIIUdf' was ii lot diffpr<•nt thi s Wf't'k th em las r Wf'Pk . TO :'II SCORES- North GaiUa lullhack Casey Staton (rig hi) Hannan Trace safel)' Chad Barnes and tw.:. ::lthcr Wildcats on his way lo scoring a touchdown from six yards out In tht• llrsl quarter of Saturday night's SVA(: pn•view llnah• al K_vger C'n•ek High School, In which the Pirates posted a 21 -0 vlclury. (OVP photo hy G. Speneer Oshome) .lWt!-i away fr·JJn Car son "aid tlw Rrown s would htl\'t' just run th('cloc k out al !h e cnd of thr first half if it had bPen a rf'gular -s(•ason ~Jml', but hl' wJ n t(•d Pagf'lto get somr work in thr two-minut e off(1 nsr . "T hat 's 1hf' thing about pn•sp;r ..,on b<.1ll games." Ca r~ on sairl 'ThCit 's CJVl' happt->nPd .' Do you qualify for assistance to buy or rehabilitate a home? -----------~---..---·----· Contact Jean Trussell -~!.~!.nJ_~~!~~!!__ 237 RO(e Street Middleport Village Offices Phone (614) 992-6782 '1'11111 service Ill provided through the joint efforts of I he VII· lage of Middleport and the Governor' • Office of Appalachia. 9 in their season opener, while North Gallia starts the sl'ason _·o_ n_lln_u_•·_d_r_n_•m_P_"_g·_· Pllt.llhurrh6, fh•-4•11M11 .1 fhlr•-o 5. . . I lao &.II I Monlnolll ~.l.o011 ,\nll[l•l,...l Phlb&drlphla J, ~lUI Dt1•.11[0 l which wasn't often. Hannan Trace will head to Ironton to take on St, Joe's Flyers Kennedy of Pomeroy dt•monstratl's lht' skill needed to pull the weight . Kristina placed -.·cond in the youth 1000 pound category at the gardr•n tractor pull Saturday at lht• ~rig' County Fair. TOU(JH ,JOB- Tht• judgt'~ of tht• Mt•ig.., ( 'o unt .v Fair'~ Pretty Baby fontt•sl had Owirwork t'Ul out for thf•m on Saturday altt•rnoon. Hf'n, ,iudg1·~ rnakt• Uwir d('dsion in one of tht' 16 t"ategories whkh rnadt• up th•· t·ontf"!-it, which w:.L"i hPld in the !-ihowring. Ht•('(l <HidPd a two -run homt' run in lltl ' nin!h to mm f' Cin('ill· n;1ti within h-T Tlw homf'r. with Ht·n zi ngPr on ftr s t. v. J<., K\'rcl'.-. thi1 d of tht• st'aso n ~nth,l' K P111dl~ :41 . lAid,. I. HoUI!Ion :t gave them room to run or pass, lt '<J d 'WEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS a l \fll""" ~ . , .. ni ~~: l •l :-.l'lnlll'"ol!llll Man .... ~ I It\ nl~~;hl Hannan Trace's wishbllne offense didn' t take off, nor did the res I of the team, as head coach Don Saunders made his displeasure abundantly clear to his troops when the Pirates kept moving the bail effectively against the Wildcat s. However, Wildcat tailback Eric Lloyd and quarterback Chad Barn es showed quick movement and bllldness against the Bucs' defense - whPn Trace's linemen l r.Jrd sing lf'd and s('o rrd nn Bon i !I a · o;; homP run ,Jpff h: i ng lf'd off lht • Pighlh with hi..:; righ!h hunrror to gi\'t' lhf' l'ir;tlps a Il -l _._..-'_.._._.._.._.._.__.._..~_.._...._...___.. l'lt •H iur~d founll t hP Pnd zo ne from six yards out after a sustained, bail-conlrol drive that should keep MPITill Triplett's batallion in solid con trntion. if not the drivpr' s sPat, for a second stratght league tit Je. In Friday night's season open · e rs, Symmes Valley will host Rock Hill, while Scuthern host s Fort Frye. Pirates 21, Wlldcals 0 - North Gallla controlled the nightcap contest. and 1; , ..,, , -~ ( ulllorru .1 111 ()!'I roil . n Ill: hi IJn~lurtd ,of l -hl1 ' '~" - nt~o:ht !>!uDirii[O .. .... 811lthnnn• ~ . Ullkland ~ Torrmto fl. MlnN·-ni.M I And\ junior tailback Beau Dillon got plenty of chances to run out of the Vikings' T·formation. Scuthern's offense, on the other hand, found its wfshbllne attack bllgged down, so the pass, which featured senior quarterback Jarrod Circle, wldeouts Jason Circle and Todd Grindstaff and tight end Russell Singleton, became lhe primary means of moving the ball. F'or the Norsemen, thP pass was something out of their eJemenl in the early going, but toward the elghl-minule mark of the second quarter, junior quarterback Eric Wall surprised the house by throwing a 25-yard pass to senior tight end Carl Robinson. which with Josh Mann's extra· point kick pushed the Valley's lead to 13-0. The Vikings added seven more points to their tally when Wall Page-5 ;1nd scorrd on right f if'idl'r Bonilla'o.; rhr ow in g error Pithburgh took arl · llt'ddinlht• "> i'<th whPn Hackm a n and Rt•l ILJfilt ' l B('l l ianl '>dCrl anrl Drabf'k TII ...Jnln 11.1 ' ' '" \ udc roi~~:ht Lo· .<\njl[l'tl"'l ... Hr111..lh Holll ltn I, ('allforal11 I ~- ' 'o rk 3. MUIItf I l-)1, Ttu ·.,.l ;~\ :-!an ~ .. lid_,· IH~trrfoo X: :1."1 )) .1\1 I~ ,,w.. ToMniO (!'IIIIIIPml'n' 1, fi :li K " n - I II)' Ill , Mllwaukl•o• I 1 rnlll I. Ro.Wn :1 ~u .... uw• 1. !·II ."oll.l n ........ . '''"' \ nrki . "t'~lat• ll t ficf'd but tlw \'i ki ng .-, got a tourhdown p.m ·"'''llllf<o i ll a r~ ... ,n II !II .11 T, .,,, , •\\ •11 11."1 1\alltm•..-•· .,... I wr!lkt •d scoring for thP mid -LawrencE" corps, as Monday, August 20, 1990 !rom start lo finish with a strong running game that featured fullbacks Chris Skidmore and Casey Staton, bllth of whom scored short-yardage touchdowns to help lead the Pirates to victory. Staton, a junior, scored the first from six yards out with 3: 36 to go In the first quarter, and Skidmore, a senior, scored his on a !our-yard run with one second left In the first quarter, while the green squad concluded its scorIng on a 14-yard sweep play by senior tailback/quarterback Clay Smith wllh 6:59 left In the Backman . ThrR(•dscurthrdf'ficilto2 1m th f' ftfth. Chrio Sabo 'i ng lcd. took third on Todd Rf•nzingl'r·.., doubiP ki(·knff JfiPr ht • h<·..,t la i Prl hf'f(IJ "t' Irving to r·un tht• g;ill out of th t• t•n d ;onP ( ' lt·\·f'id nd go t on tlw lxJa 1d with M ack' s run to t·ut ltw IPad to ~I i' . U:11 t~ H· ~ 1. M: :t; t ...... 1•·.1,111 I .. rul'llo f\.•-l .. n smg lf'd , int o th r uppt•r r igh t fit 'id " ''<~"' for h t" gamr winnmg homt· run Tht' Piratf' s took a } II if':td in thf' third wht•n Drabt•k ]I'd of! with i! si ngl! ·a nd W;llJ .\· Hirl'kman at th t· 1 on i:\to·l)(lll<•llt-111 ~ : u:,pm llo·ldollld 1RLu· ~ til ~• ,11 \111>< . 1!1~,, 1t: do'11~!1 1 x ::l."o(llll \lltUI '~Uilll I " o•• l G; I .11 h ·'"""" f 11 \ 1" Majon~ uncomfortabl!• '-lgainst HuniJI J. hut I go r a c hangPup up in tht · ;o nt ' In him. whf'l'l ' hP can do a lot of d(;lmJ gt•... fioniJ\a . WhOSI' cl u tch hOml 'l g;t\'(' hrm l{\ HBI. <.,;lid Arnl'.. tro n,L: ·'ha t tl\·d tht' whoiP gam(·. d lld I r ho ug h! hr, did ;1 ~nod j()h Ht ' thrPw mPa slider in tlw di rt and I _ . ,wu ng at il. th en ht· go t a pit('h up in thf' slrikf' ;o nr ." Bo nill a bla s!f •d thJI () nP dt•t•p Daniels wasn't the whole show The Daily Sentinel MEIGS COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AFTER HOURS IN THE PARK TUESDAY, AUG. 21 5:00 P.M.-7 P.M. DAVE DILES PARK MIDDLEPORT, OH. Hot Dogs/Soft Drinks Entertainment Horseshoe Contest $50.00 Door Prize Family Invited . Join Ua for Soma Ooo4 Fanfl CALL 992-5005 FOR MORE INFORMATION st><·ond plat'('; R ..l. Ervin, grand dmmpion: Rohert Riltt•rht·<·k, third plat·t•; and ('hris KrawS<"tyn, filth pl:.H 't'. Thr )wavywt>ight t'Ompt• lition was spnnson•d h,\' Rid••nour's in Cht•stt'r. She's got it good... . gravatcd '" Long Island " Why m Dear Ann Landers: Get out l.hc the world did you say that 23· y=wet noodle. You really blew it this old healthy daughter shouldn't be time . I'm referring to l.he leiter [nom the mother of the spoiled brat who npcctcd to help with housework' Everyone who lives in a house thought her parents should take out should do his or her share. i'm fun a loan to pay for her wedding . She ous. made $300 per week and you said Saginaw. Mich.: 1llat young snoh her rent should be $60 a week, and be thrilled with the great should she should not have to help with the setup she has: instead she's housework . since when does $6() a week cover complaining! I was 21 when l mar tied and up to that day, I paid rent. room and board? If that awful girl did all the houscworll, cut the grass were living in an apartment, she arid shoveled the snow . My fiance would be Jl!YIO& a lot more than wanted a nice wedding so we paid $60 a week and she'd have to do all tliC housework and buy groccnes to half of the e•penses. I was earning about $3 an hour in 1978 and my child living at home .s hould husband did odd jobs so we could gel by. Boy, how things have be responsible more than JUSt his or her room. Too many kids or this changed in 12 year.;! South Jersey: Thar good-for-noth generation don't even clean up lhc ing daughter should be kicked out crumbs when they make a sandwich. l.he house. In 1936 I got my f1rst of Kids IOday are spoiled nouen. and you don~ help with half-baked ad· paycheck. It was $6 a week. Out vice like thaL A mother should oot of !hall gave $2 to my mother and be a maid forever. ·· A.M.H. IN bough! my own clolhes. I hope that girl reads this and learns someMICHIGAN DEAR MICHIGAN: At least thing. Chicago: My two sisters and I 10 000 readers lei me have it right were "peeled to clean up the in' lhe chops for my mi~dless supper dishes every night, do our response. Read on for addiuonal comments !hall cleaned up for pub- own laundry (no wash-and-wear lication: Some folks became_ so then) and keep our room neaL We incensed their language was unpnnt· never complained. In fact, we thought we were geUing a big break. able. Azusa, Calif.: Hey, Ann, what From Sudbury, Mass.: Do you about the spoiled brat's fiance? Is he have a screw loose or what? I am going 10 help. or does he expect the ouuaged by yoW' response 10 • Ag · ~~y LJGHTWElfiHT lllVISIO\ - Ughtwl'iKhl dlvh;ion winners for Uw Wi'f'k of lht• l\1t•lgs Count , · Fair in tlw kiddit> trador pull t·ontt•st "-'t'rt' prrsentt•d prizes on Saturda)' followin~ tilt' final ht•at uf thr <"Onte!'it. Pitturl'd art•, 1- r , ,Jpn·m~· Roush , grand rhampion: Ka)' Hunt, st•t·und l•l:t('l', Ann Landers Travis Willford, fifth pial'<•; Terry Ray Smllh, third ~lac!'; and Matt K••aton, fourth place. Th• lighhnight di\'ision of tht• ('Ontest wa"t spon.~orf'd throughout lht· Wt't'k h.Y Oan Smith and Rh·ersldt' Motors in PonH"rn,·. Kiddie tractor pull results announced .IPrt ·nn !{UlL'>h and H .J 1-:r\'in Wt'rt' rlw grJn d ch c1mpru111t OiJh.\' winrwr.'> in tht· Sa turd tt\' kidclil' lr<trlor pull (J ff hf'lcl 1n the hil l ... twv. ring . Dan Sm ith .. Jim Fn :1 nd .lf' ff Fn lmN had C'hargc of rh P kiddit ' t rac t or p ulls fu r !ht • 1 2~ annual Mt>ig~ Count .\ Fair whrrh Wl ' ll' hrld each d<-1\' with lht ' d:ti! y winnf'rs par tiripalin g in tlw \ \ \ 1.·\\0H{._ " I •lH(•. ] ,,,~ \ "K•·I , ... rin11·• "'• noli ,.,1h· ;uu l I ro•.•f•ll'~ "'' ndll'"k bride's parcoLs 10 Jl!Y for · Thi s is the '90s, and most couplc.s I know arc p<lying [or the wcddtn~ !hcmsr.lvcs. The g11l who wrote IS spoiled rotten : I guess when you ni~ "'Irish k1d1, tht s ts what you get, TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL roc Sa l utd <i\ pul l oil .lt •n'nl' I()Dk gra nd< ~ht mpi(IJl in !hr li gh l wcighl tor bO\'" ;1nd g ir' h twtwc t·n .r. and ~/1 pouml..,, wi t h h.a\ Hunl t:1krng <.,t•coml. TPIT\' Stn tlh third . ~1J ttl-\t'; II D rr . tnurih. and Tr (l\"1'> Willford. !ill h Thl' gra nd champion trophy in 1ht' '1\'i to 7:1 pound cla ss was won hv l·:r vin with .Jonathan Smi rh 1'-lking ~Pco nrl . Rutwrt RiltC't hPck. third . Larry Ritchtr . fo urt h. and Chris K rawsczyn f i[t h 20°/o OFF ALL TENNIS SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN • COMBINAtiON !INNER ONlY (Dining Room Only! . Served whh whipped potat-. ch•cken FOR JUST gravy, cola slaw, hot roll and butter. Sorry. no subltitutet eKcept beverage whh additional prlcu NOW FEATURING HOMEMADE DINNER ROLL CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992·5.32 ., POMEIOY, OH. Featuring Ktntucky Fried Chicken '• ' ' •CONVERSE •BOSSINI •LA. GEAR •KANGAROOS SALE RUNS THRU AUGUST 25th HOOD FAMILY SHOES POMROY 210 EAST MAIN 992-6254 �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy~Middleport, Monday, August 20, 1990 Ohio Summer softball... I always enjoy talking to Junior Wilson, the man of the hour at the Galllpolls Tribune. Got to talk to Junior a few minutes Saturday morning . He had his hands full trying to get the Sunday edition together what with all the fair Information, sports etc. Junior tells me that football practice, several years ago, started on August 20. Today the practice sessions by then are over and games are ready to begin. How things change. With so much sports activity, they go from basketball Into baseball , then the summer progra m and then football . I know the kids like It however. It does cut summers short. some kids burnout with too much sports activity. This type of program does not affect all children, however . I love the sports programs. can't walt for the first kickoff and I hope the Reds can kee p their lead and come out winners. Wish all the teams of the Tri-County area the best with their football program. SPECIAL AWARDS - Jeff Rost>, le ft, was presented the Bob Bill Lee Award and Chuck Parker received the Sandy Harden Award prior to the livestock sale on Friday evening allhe Meigs County Fair. j· featured each night. The public is Invit ed to at tend . JACKSON - The Parents Ad ~ vocacy for Special St udents will meet Monday at 7 p.m . a t the B.J . Allison Health Department on Main Street in Jackson . All Interested parents and teachers are urged to attend. The results of the Meigs County Fair garden tractor pull held Sa turday are as follows: In the youth 1000 pound c lass, Scott King of Ravenswood came in first followed by Kristina Kennedy of Pomeroy, Terry Smith of Racine . Ru s ty Haning of Albany, and Ed Smith of Racine . In the 1000 pound open class, ' l I -·· ~ ~ • TOKYO iUPli- A 44-year·o ld housewife has given birth to her 18th baby, becoming the most prolific woman In Japan, a hospital said. An 8.3-pound baby boy was born Friday to Hlsako Mlsu, wife of Kunlhlro Mlsu, a 45-year-old carpenter, and bolh the mother and baby were doing well, said officials at the Yachlmata General Hospital In Chlba state, south of Tokyo. The baby was the 18th child and lOth son born to Hlsako. The mother delivered her firs t baby at age 19 . All her c hildren lived and the eldest three have been married . Hlsako previously shared a record of 17 babies with Mleko Fujlmura, 46, of Yamaguchi stale In western Japan . I ________,. .. ,_ ' • .•••• • ., ••' •• •• • .,::l"' ~ , H JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. ~ PLEASANT VAUEY HOSPITAL ' PomPro\· II am 11 WITH COUPON 2. 3. l41mfn &Sal 4. Plek·U• Onlvr r----------,COUPON ·.;,. _________ "i 39( : I I EGGS DOZEN : I GOOD WEEK Of AU OUST 19 I IL Good Only At Powell• Super Value I L-------_-__-_-_-__-____________________________________________________.J 5. 6 LARGE POMEIOY, OHIO MEDIUM I. 992-2124 to M1d Sun.. Thu" ~mw 7. 8. 1 ITEM PIZZA PAN 01 ORIGINAL SnLEJ $599 Counties. Senior citizens snd other interes ted individuals are . 'ummary copies of the • • Th e Plan, when com pleted, will be submitted to the Ohio Department o f Ag ing for approv al. ALL SERVICES ARE RENDERED ON A NON DISCRIMINATORY BASIS (8! 20 lt c I ~ ••'• •"''"• e~ ~ ''*' UO 00 o.l.., • 614 992 -5114 B1J90"" 614-CJCJ2-2328 11 1 '" "'' Howard L. Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES We Say What We do. We Do Who! We Say. 36 VAS . EXPERIENCE 7 -23 · 1 mo . Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of Ice ond Snow? Now's The Time to Find Out. CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION 992-7762 For Old & New Roofs . Shingles Repairs . Gutters Building and Remodeling \\'t· (;uarantt'l' Yuur ~uti~fut•tion FREE ESTIMATES 3 Days • 3 Papers • 3 Lines $3.33 9. 10. 11. 1 2. n. 14. 15. CASH ONLY. MAIL OR BRING IN . __________Jd TtMf AND CARffR 0"0"TUNITIU-.OWAV.tlll'AIILf• •o•c•bl• PAIIIII I JOSE D JACKS 949-2168 8·7-' 90-1 mo 11 Help wanted WANTED Leading Tri-County area heating &air conditioning business is looking for an experi enced heating & atr conditioner installer. •3 Years of Experience •Good Working Condittons • SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING 'FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES USED APPliANCES 90 DAY WARRANTY WASHERS- $100 up ORYERS- $69 up REFRIGERATORI-$100 u'p , RANGES- Gas-Eiec. - $115 up FRUlERS- $1 15 up MICRO OVENS- $79 up KEN'S APPliANCE SERVICE 992 -5335 or 985 -3561 A,ross From Post Office POMEROY; OHIO !0130!'89 lin R. l. HOLLON ~RUCKING CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT ~ •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4427 1 - 11 -90 t1n roooR;,;.;;<;fi!I!N • • • • • The Ohio Job Service Will Be Auepting Applications for the New McDonald's in Pomeroy August 20-21 from A.M. till 4 P.M. At the Meigs High School Library. Hiring for All Positions. • • •e • •, • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ll oru/ 1 "''''" MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pitk Up . KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992 -5335 or 985 -3561 Auou From Post Offiu 217 E. Sec., Pomoroy POMEROY, OHIO • NUMBER IF USED. Deadline 8131190 (mu•l ancludr. 3ht edillon .) NAME COLUMN . all •dl•ppeU' in: Gallipolil Daily Tribune, Pt. Pleaaanl Reg:~ater, and ( OoilS ' I ll<~~•d., ,_, ..,,P••n••-·o,.,..., •••• ... NcNuo,.,-.,;••"m"u 1" ......,. ~--------~~~~~~::~~::~:::: Yellow Brass 40~ lb .; Alum . Sheets 40C lb t6141 99 Send Resume to Daily Sentinel P 0 . Box 729l Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 " • t614) 992-6110 llltbENCE PHONE 45674 •' .• • Your Phone a Bills Here IUitNEll PHONE Plan will be distr ibuted at the hearing or may b e re quested m advance by wnt ing t o: Ar ea Agency on Ag ing Distr ict 7.1nc. P.O Bo;~~ 978 . University of Ri o Grande . Ri o Grande . Ohio ' ~ SALES & SERVICE We CatrY Fishing Suppllea encouraged to attend and com ment :> P~ll'ff ONE WORD IN EACH SPACf. ABOVE. EAClliNITIU OR GROUP OF 11GURES COUNTS ;.SA WORD COUNT NAME AND ADORESS 0~ PHONE i "1110 Do"'1Mo' 1 ll'itu. Inc Our...,_. lt1 Copper '1 per lb . Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb. Clean Auto Radiators 44 C lb.; Batteries $1 ea • • .Aiwny t An Equal Op po•lun1tyl Aff umutrvt 1/ 61' 90 /t1n HOT SPIU NC SPA y ll\1 1 ;r ,") I ) .1\ Y1 .11 ,\ Hc !rt ·. ll BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUilT HOMES & GARAGES " At Reasonoblo Prices" Pit. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 416 86rtn t\ I J H' r H.l·~ F,l\ •11 11• P.. rr .1h lc \ 1'·' BAlJM LUMBER CHESTER 9H5-:I:W I 89I A(hon Employer SER~ICE We can repair and re · core radiators and hoaler <Orts. We <an olso a<id boil ond rod out radiators. We also repair Gos Tanks . PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport . Ohio tt Real Estate General I 13 rtc BISSEll & BURKE CONSTRUCTION • 205 NORTH SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OFFICE 992 -2886 / HOME 992 5692 DOTIIE S . TURNER . BROKER (304) 675-1244 HCI"'In: PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG . 10, 1990 New Location: I U North S.tond Middleport, Ohio 4S760 Ross. Scioto . and Vinton \\WE HAVE HEARING AIDS" POWELL'S SUPER VALUE 1 ~ POMEROY : 9 a .m - 7 p.m . 7 Days ALBANY 10 a m -5 p.m 6 Oays . Closed Sunday PLUMBING & HEATING Jackson , lawren ce . Pike, EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST MEDIUM EGGS I .• tor th e fiscal years 1991 · 1992 on August 29, 1990. at the Senior Citizens Cen ter , 408 Walnut Street , Waverly, Ohio 45690 Tht1 Area Plan outlines the Agency's proposed service delivery system utilizing Title Ill funds of rhe Older Americans Act for Adams. Brown , Gallia, Highland. • • •! Second St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SEIYING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 • Dis uict7. Inc . will hold pub · li e hearings on its Ar ea Plan • • • • • sloner Leo Lamb . i·= "You could hardly ever go by -: there wllhout the stands being~ lull. " said Lamb. ·., One attraction that remained : ·; opt>n pa s ! the closing time was . i the Moving Wall replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. It · • wasoutsldethegates,butcloseto ~ the fairground s. and wi ll close : wllh special ceremonies Monday : night, highlighted by orange ~ ~ ribbons . ; 111 • • • • • • .. r~:=:=:=::...!:-====:::::::! " Sunday's Advertisement Should Have Read 39( Escort • • • • • • • • ~ Most prolific Homema~ er Chore 111 -B funding for the county T;lle llt · C iCONGRE · GATE MEALS & HOME · DEliVERED MEALS) Sub-contractors are need ed to prepare. serve and / or deliver meals in the ten county area. The menu is de veloped b'/ AAA7. and monthly nutrition education materiaL to be delivered with tho meal. is prepared by AAA7 Contractors will be paid on a cost plus basis to a maximum Title Ill budget amount INTERESTED ORGANIZA· TIONS SHOUlD REOUEST A BID PACKAGE BY WRITING TO Area Agency on Ag111g Di stri Ct 7 . In c P 0 Box 978. Un1versity of Ri o Grande Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 Deadline tor submission of pr oposals •s 4 .3 0 p .m . September 1, 1990. in the office of the Area Agency , Boyd HaiL University of Rio Grande ALL SERVICES ARE OFFERED ON A NON -DISCRIMINATORY BASIS 181 20 1tc .. "' .. another surprise. said commls-;! INSURANCE PUBLIC NOTICE The Area Agency on Aging District 7 . !nc . will be ac cepting proposal s for the use of fund s 1rom the Title Ill of the Older Americans Act for the purpose of providing nutrition and social services tor older Americans in the ten -count'y area consisting of : Adams. Brown, Gallia. Highland. Jackson. Law rence. Pike . Ross. Scioto and Vinton . Proposals must be submitted by cou nty and may include any or all of the services listed herein. and may be to serve a portion or all of the county(s} inv olved Title 111 -B (SOCIAL SE A · VICES ! Priority Serv1 ces Transpo rt ation Personal Care ( ::i DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER • PUBLIC NOTICE The Area Agency on Aging Public Notice Day Care Telephorte Reassuran ce Client Finding (Outreach! Information & Rehmal Friendly Visiting Volunteer Plac em ent ~1n areas without RSVP ) Non -Priority Services. al· lowable under T1tle 111 -8 , may be proposed fDf a mu• · mum of 5 % of the available ~ POMEROY , OHIO : At. 7 & S .R. 143 ALBANY , OHIO : At . 50 & S .R . 143 NEW HOURS : Public Nollce m art111n c t THIS l"xl" BULLETIN BOARD SPACE AVAILABLE AT 15.00 PER DAY •• NO SUNDAY OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU .•. R1IM are for contflcul""'- ru"! b• o ~en upd-vs wrll be charged BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION c hairwoman Phyllis Sheid . • .. Jack Foust, fair managrr . said :..,! he was surprised by the number ...;: of favo rable comment s about high -wire walker J ay Coc hrane ~ · ,. Only on one even ing did the ~. weathrr prevent Cochrane from ,, performing. ,.U The plg races also were •" COL UMBU S, Ohio tUPli More than 3.4 million people visited the 1990 Ohio State Fair before It closed amid the rain Sunday. Fair officials counted 168,133 visitors Sunday, rai sing thi s year's attend a nee Io 3.488,561, an increase or 26,251 over the number who attended the 1989 fair . The fair 's record attend · ance of 36 million visitors wa s set In 1986. The crowd began to thin out Sunday evening alter heavy rains pelted central Ohio. The rain came about the time exhlb~ Its were being released. One ot the last activities was to choose a queen to promote the 1991 Ohio State Fair during the coming months. Jackie Kemp, the Ohio Pork Queen, beat out young women who had entered the State Fair Qu een's Contest as representa · tlves of groups that participate in the lair. TheOhloExposltlonsComm is slon has set next year' s fair for Aug. 1·18 . commissioners satd thi s .ve· ar's event was practically tnctdent-free ·'This ts the r.rst year I had not been ca lled for a specia l commit · tee meeting," said commls ion Smith, Paul Smtih, and lyson Rose. Back, Ed Holter, advisor; JIU Taylor, David Smith, Chrlsdne Schultz, Brent Rose, Mike Parker, Jerry Smith, and Jim Parker, advisor. t\11 members received monetary awards, Jeed bins, and other Items. tor PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING lm 11rh 11"" Ill \IIHIIfBII'! lllh BULLETIN BOARD Randy King of Ravenswood3 came in first followPd by Wayne ..,. Haning of Albany and Ronnie:.;: Johnson of Raci ne :; In the 1200 pound open class~ · Glen Kennedy of Pomeroy came in first followed by Randy King, Ted Sm ith of Racine. Jaso Ervin of Racine a nd Ronnie-,:;: Johnson. ·~ Ohio State Fair crowds surpass 1989's numbers DAIRY SWEEPSTAKES -Chu ck Parker was the winner of the Dairy Sweepstake held Friday night at the Meigs County Fair. The sweepstakes are held by the Meigs County Better Livestock 4·H Dairy Club to encourage the members to keep their animals and stalls clean throughout thP fair . Pictured, front, Chuck Parker, .Jell Rose, Trlcla d~tcou"t 05/day Sl JQ ; day 15 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio 1-11-' 88-ttn :~ S1JOIJ'1 15 New Homes a.ilt "Free Estimates'' 992-7479 30 S9 OO.tf t5 10 Monthly RACINE - Th e Southern Boos· ters will meet Tuesday at 7 p .m . a nd will have a workday Wednes· day beginning at 7 p.m . to work on the football Held and the building. All parents a nd coac hes .~ are urged to at tend . Garden Traaor results given day during Saturday's Quar!t!r Horse races at the Meigs County Fair. Tammy Morrison was the jockey and Kelly Meeks Is the trainer . 3 6 20 54 00 $6 00 Public Notice I , MIDDLEPORT - Th e Me igs County Chamber of Commerce will host "After Hours in the Park'· on Tuesday at 5 p.m . at the Dave Diles Park in Middleport. POINT PLEASANT - The Ma son, Gallia, Meigs Crusade lor Christ revival will be held through Saturday at 7 p.m. nightly a t Krodel Park. Special sin gers and spea kers will be FASTEST HORSE· Tony's Bid, owned hy Earl Cleek, received the blanket trophy from Dairy Valley for having the tastes! ., peed Ind ex of the 1 POLICI 'Ads out,.de Mtr~tJ . GaHra or M110n coumr .. mull loe prl! · peid •nee•• I !'10 •Mobile ·Home RPr.tels •Lot· RenJals Over 15 Word1 Rete Words 15 15 Davs , 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY SUNDAY '1• ! BISSELL SIDING CO. •Mobile Home RATES TO i'lAU AN AD CALL 992-21 Sb MONDAY thru fRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ·1 service. For those needing a rirlf', •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK P.aru = contact 992 -2104. Ext. 270. II • The Area's Numb•r 1 Marketplace TUESDAY RACINE -The Veterans • Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will have a family picnic on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at !he Star Mill Park In Racine. Those a t tending are to bring a covered di sh and table • RACINE-The Southern Local Board of Education will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the high sc hool. Dumping communist text in Bulgdrla said. Classi • Community calendar And so It goes. It said lde<;lvgy ladt'n writings by authon •uc·h a• Kamen Kalchev . MladE>n lsaev and Assen Bos,...... were promoted by the fanner communist govern· ment because of their " partisan propaganda style." Irrespective of literary merit . Children In grades 4·11 were forced to memorize poems laud · lng communism, with titles such as "Socialist Construction," ·'Life-giving Bulgaro-Sovlet Friendship" and 'The Leader of the World Revolution : Lenin," said BTA, adding that the prac· tlce would stop with the new schOOl year beginning Sept. 15. ''The experts at the (National Education) Ministry say the changes are sdll 'cosmetic' and that the really big changes are yet to come." the news agency • •• Business Services • ~ ·'I' i The school bells will be ringing very shortly and the little tykes along with the older children will be boarding the buses heading for school. A first timer this year will be our Carrie who will begin the long journey of education. Can't help feeling sad but yet excited for her. She will do well but will grandma and grandpa. As Bob Hoeflich says, keep smiling. We wish you the best, Carrie along with all the other first timers as well as all others . SOFL\ . Bulgaria iUPli Bulgarian sc hoolc hildren will concentrate more on 1he Three R's and less on memorizing Marxist poetry with titles lik e "L ife giving Bulgaro-Sov le t Friendsh ip" when thPy report to classes next month . Thanks tr, a de-Stallnization of the curriculum. works by several Bulgarian writers noted prlma r · ily for their "Socialis t realism" also will be dropped, the ollie Ia I Bulgarian n<'Ws agency BTA said. ·The idea I' to replace gross soclologlzatwn and ideological vulgarization with • genuine literary Jud~nt ," BTA said In a dispatch Saturda y ,, Bush, Middle Village. Kathv S. Bu sh and Kenna ; Bush . lot 17 and part lot 15 , to Jamshed Nuggud and Shirln James Wallace Weaver, Jr., Nuggud, Middleport Village. :11 dec'd and Aline H. Weaver, Joseph W. Jones and Ruby J . ., dec 'd, affld., to Dorothy Jean Jones, 8 acres, to James E. Baer • Alkire, Racine VIllage. and Rebecca Baer, Chester. ~ Melissa Ann Holsinger and Elsie Shahan and Chester B. · Larry Holsinger, Jr ., lots33&34, Shahan, 213A , to Charles R. to Bo Frazier and Donna Frazier, Harris and Waynlta Harris, Racine. Lebanon. Phyllis Haley, by P.O.A., par· David E. Jenkins and Johnetta .:.~ eels, to Rodney E. Walker and C. S. Jenkins, parcels, to Dorothy ~ Dianne Walker, Rutland. M. Jenkins, Middleport. Guy D. Hayman, dec' d. af!ld., Daniel E. Cunningham and and Ernestine Hayman, dec 'd, Martha A. Cunningham, 1.55 ' Li la Lee Ridenour, Olive. Acres, to Steven H. Eblin, Rosemary Blount, Trustee, lot Salisbury . _1_7_a_n_d_p_a_r_t_lo_t_1_5_,_to_K_•_•h_y_s._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ MONDAY POMEROY - The Belles and Beaus square dance club will hold dance les sons at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center on Monday from 7:30-9:30 p.m . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ,, CompUed By: Emmogene Holstein Congo Remrder, Meigs County, Ohio By KATIE CROW like to compUment the Me igs County Fair Board for a job well done . The Fair was excellent and the grounds were well kept. All In all a nice aUalr. Keep up the fine work. I would be remiss If I failed to mention the young ladles that took part In the softball program this summer since I dld mention the boys. The girls played just as long and as hard as the boys and did an outstanding job. Like to say to our granddaugh· ter, Meredith that she dld us proud as she did great on the mound, at first and at the plate. She was doing so well until she contracted Mono. This ended her softball season as well as 4·H camp and other activities . However, she ca m e back strong as ever and captured reserve champion In 4· H In food and clothing. Also !Ike to mention that Kellle Collins, our step-granddaughter did very well during the softball season giving It her all. Like to compUment all the young ladles who did their thing this past season. You were great. Monday, August 20, 1990 Meigs County property transfers Katie's Korner NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T' MOVE YOUR MERCHANDISE FASTER THAN YOU CAN SAY "ABRACADABRA!" WITII AN AD IN THE POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. TilEY WORK LIKE MAGIC. 992-2156 985-4473 667-6179 IJ\NGSVIllE - Elegance all the way - Man Sion on the There )Usll~n I rnough words to de ~,c~IIJ r' 1111'. ] yr old . 2 \ lory home wrth 2 gorgeous lul'piau~s. braul dul { ~b1 llP.l c:. galore m kr tchen . 3 l11g hal hroom<:. 4 hedroom<. lr11m.11 lll · 90tln Hill - l11nln~ I OOm . anrl huge lamdy room Sr tsway IJark !rom rtkHI lor nrn1acv iiiHI a vrew Has aporox 60 ii OP S !01 anrm.1 l~ or l1u111m CALL FOR MORE DHAiiS 1140.000 POMEROY - No Down Payment - Own<· I\ wdl '" 'V ?n<l mo r1 gage On tl w, two story home on a ~ood \ lrrr.t H;p, ~ lar ~, P tanulv room . ~Ofl1 e haH1Wood !! om\ J her1r oom \ ~nd il d1n 1ng roorn Has vrnyl wl111p, for !ow ma rnt enan cr Announcements ONLY 114.000 3 Announcements WANT TO BE AN ENTREPRENEUR? - Ilia! II own ·,ou' own bu • ness Alool bat w1lh a tes ~utant Seals 92 people. b 1 ~ POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL Ill COURT STREET POMEROY, OH 45 769 •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Comporo Free Estimates flilnce Hoor . hand stand . all equr~mr. nt_ lrKt ure s. stock . lanrl . anrl bu lid rn K I ~ pr e~enl!y do rnRil great bu srn ess Sellmg lor ll eall h teaso01 COME IN FOR DETAILS LANGSVILLE - Big Level Lot - S1de Sitting DOlCh . newet tHrll~ krtchen. vrnyl sldmg. new carpetm g, 2 bedr oom<, hr~ hv1ng room. p!u s a 3 room holi ~P. lrH storage or re ntal JUST 111 .000 WE NEED LISTINGS ADOPTION W•'d love to ahtrt our h•r1• & home with Infant. Will offw lo¥1, warmth & aHtction, finandllly MCUrt, leta help each otMJ! Mtdlcallleaal •xpenMI pild Ctll collecl' Evtnlnf't 201..e2i 2348 . .. .. ' <qc-."DOPTIONSpeclll flmlly wtntt to give your btby 1. loving home. Glvt your blby tnd ue a chi~. Call collea't 1'08-W-1\IM. llory Ellyn ond Chuck. Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Oay ·Bulletin Board· Advertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section. '· �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel 3 Pomeroy LAFF-A-DAY Announcements 41 Heartuaren Hotline Newsleltfi Prt~llling area slngln: H.artMarch, P.O. Boa 1043, "Calli polls , OH •5631 ='------ · 2 badrooma, very privata, untumlshad, $200 . month , 304776-6059. Giveaway 3 monU, old gray and white, yellow and whita ltill en a 614199HI706 3 bedroom, 2110 N. Main. Ltast, deposit, raferenc:u, no pall, $285. 304-458-1875. Couch 304-ti -::= 15:-:5-4:1-: 6 ------ 42 Eik and Collie male pup, 3 m om h~ old, good ~uirrel dog :104-895-3681. Mobile Homes lor Rent ' Protusional Hair Instant Blea ch<l Malle Hut Machin•, phone 304-675-3040_ 2br, mobile hom• tor rant, total alac:trlc:, no pata, nc drlnkera. 114-387-7431. !;llveaway. L.~rge doga , mother 11 part rotwellar. Ready lo go now, 6 lwnaltt, 4 3br doublt wide, Clartc Chapel, 7ml. from Holzer Hoap1tal, Cttlldrwn welcome, 1pp.-ovad. $200 H.U.D. 614-44&-&434. Puppl•s to malts . &14-667-6223 3br trailer, 5ml. from Glilllpolla Children welcome, Kyger Craek Scnools, H.U.D. approved. $200 614 34 . Rent: 3 bedroom lrallar. Nlca, 2 ~~7~~-omoroy on Sr >13. While kiHena, also !abby cala, 614 -379-26 711. . .._.._:-_--·~~~~:.= 6 Lost & Found LOST bllfold, kllp money plaaso ro1urn ...... to Ancl! lucker, Rt . 3, Uon, WV LOST 1y1 glaUis and sunjJiastas, belwtan t-lar1ford and p omaroy, Robt. G. Ohlinger :104-882-3288. ' lOST: Chlld"s Pat alnce puppy. Medium slza dog , mo811y brown, aom• black & tan P1rt: Cotlie/Shepherd/Chow Has tpotttd tongue. Rid conar, anawtra to "Woody." Vicinity of Addison Pika or local surrounding ltwl. If you have sMn PLEAS£ Con· tact : 614 -367-neo. 7 Gallipolis Vicinity 167 Woo dland Drive, Mon, Tuet 9-1 Clothing, colleclibl•t ccunlry crarts. Lort or Good last' 5 Family Yard Sala: August 201tt, & 21st . 508 Oak Drive, Baby Items, baby clothes, chlldran aius: 41-14, ladias slzn: 5, 7, 9, and 11 , toys; home interior, & mise All Vud Salas Mult Be Paid in Advanca . DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the day betora lht ad It to run. Sunday edition · 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday edition • 2:00 p.m. Saturdly. 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pu~ on Auction Company now boo king auctions, ax penance makes th1 diHtrtnca Licensed Oh io, Kentucky, Waal VIrginia, 304-m-578.5. 9 Wanted to Buy Used Mobile homes , ca ll 614· 446 -<) 17 _::: 5·=---=--- Wan ted To Buy: Junk Autos wllh or wilhoul motors. Call Larry llv•ly_ 6\4-31}8.9303 . Woul d Ilk• to buy, nic • usad flute , 614-446-2347. Employment Services r--------------------,-------------------~ 11 Help Wanted $2 ..500 CREDIT CARD! Gu.uanteed same da y ap:r.roval! Al so quality lor NO eposlt VISA1MC and cas h advances. 1· 800-473-1087 E rt G2524 " ASS EM 8 LE RS N E:-= E"'" D"' Eoc--- lmmediall openings No e:rp needed . Fuii!Part time . Call 1900~63- 4336 7a.m.-10p.m S2J m1n AVON · All areas, Call Mar ily n Weaver :304 -882 -2645 --- Acctpllng ap pl ication! lor p.artll m l cas hier. Crawlord 's Grocery. Henderson, wv. 9.00. 5 00 PM Must b• 18 yrs old Apply m person, no ohon• cillll plaau AVON I All Areas ! Shir1ay Spears, J04 -67S-1429 Cheshlr• Kyger area, relerencas preler: ad , your home or mint, 614-367-75';1"1 aftar 6p.m Dairy m;an on modern Mason Coun1y rimy farm , IHdlng 1nd m1l kmg dutlf!S . hourly pay, pai d vacal1on, 6 d<1y wo1 k wt~ek , appli CaT IO n should lnclud• ed lJCa· toon . ... or ~ •~pena nce an d retaranc as Apply PO Box 397, Po•nt Pleasant. WV 25550-{]397 ---- .,..r.. Ea•n money by the Join the r1Urnhers lo d&monstrat• · Chr o'llmas-Around-The-World" July -December Laav• name add ress and phone number~ answer1ng ur.o1c • 514-992-6319. EARN MONEY Reading Books! UO ,OOO:yr income potential Now hiring p) 805 -687-6000 Ext. Y4S62. Experienced media sal11 re ptesan! RIIv fl Ba!>t plus comml .. lon. 104-727-7885 call to r In· t1rvlaw per son to Experienced wallpaper our now home, up to g room s 614 -992-7563 $30,000/yr Income polenltal. Now hiring. (1) 805-&7-6000 buildings. loclllld a1 L.lart Fallt. 114-247-37431614-247-205~. 882~710. Oualitltd raglstw.d nur• nlldad tor 62 bad facility (long term) locatad In Polnl Pttaaanl WV. Admlnia1rallvt akllls tnd work axparianca naeuury. Competitive salary 1nd banelhs. Contaet Fran~ TopPng, CarehiV.n ol Point Pleuant. ~ wrttar, expariance nsantlal, aand rnuma to Gilbert Times, Box 1135, Gllben, WV 25621 SaiHparson to c111 on Mining Industrial Accounts In Sou'lh. .ll'larn Ohio and Natghborlng WHI VIrginia A,.a Prefer Experience aggr... tva ..u motlvllld lndlvld"ull. c~ p.~ny fumlshta transportation. All ruumn will be considered. Reply to Blind Box CI.042 elo Gan;r · lla Dally Tribuna, 825 Thlr Avenu., Gllllpolia OH 4S631. - ·.- -:-::-Semi truck dr i Y~-200 mile radius ot Pomeroy. Sand rwaurna to P.O. 8oJ: 129-H, Pomwoy, ONo. Styll11 Kaadad : Excellent Houra, Salary plot commluton, tor in· tarvlaw, 61-4-44&-3353 12 Situation Wanted Coupla would IIIIa to rant a Mouse In area of non drinkers, C""tar, Tuppers Pla ins, Syracuse . or Raclnt. Havt good rtt•r•nctl. 6M-992-697.Z. 15 Schools & Gold Cradil Card. Cash ltdnnca program VlufMC guarantMd. No Heurlty dtpotlt, $24 .50 fit . 1-900-226-000. Travel Aganla, Holti/Motal C.rMta, Tractof!Trallar Driving, Bookkeeplngl'Accountlng, Nurses Aida, Homt SloddfR..Idtnl Tra ining. Flnancill al IVIIIable tl qua~tlad . County Schools. !nc , 1-800-648-6411, 2307 C.m· den Ava. Parkarstx.r9 . WV 261Ctt Complete yout training In 6 to 9 months. Star1 immadlalaty wl"l lla you ·ra t1111 tmployad U your 'ra working. No wal'l. 18 Wanted to Do --:--:-cc-::-=-----:-:0 IHad Hall amagat We lnepaet 01 hall d•m•ge lo root-a, aiding, I'IC: Fr11 Estimate. Alao, we Qlve ntlmaln on roots, eidlng, sofflll, replacamnt windowe, gunars Mlllhana Builders Floyd Millhona , Balpra, OH. 614: 423·7927, 423-6692. Cleaning, residential, I commercia! Ratartncn, 614·37922 11 Kounlry Kids Child Car• A fun place to s tay where friendships beg 1n Graal locations 614·9927532. M1 ss P•ula 's 01y Car• Canter. Sa ta , allordabla, chi ldcare _ M·F 6 a.m. · 5·30 p.m. Ages 2 · 10. B•lore, at1ar achool. Drop-ins welcome. 614-446-1224 QualiTy Child C.re In my home, wlrelarencaa. Mon-Frl. 8K-44&0:J'I6i. Will Baby ett In my homt. HaYI Good RafttrtnCM. 614-388-8'114 Will Mbyt.lt In my home Mon· day thru Frtdly. Havt good ret.ranc... Rodney arM. 61-424.5-8128. Will do houM c!Mnlng, 304-8~ J"9 21 Business INOllCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHINO CO. reeommenda that you do buel· nlft wtth people you know and NOT to land mon.., lhr~h lha m•ll until you have lnvestlglfld c'""i;;o;iff~or;;l;:n!: g.-;;;;::;;:---:::---:::: " VENDINQ ROUTE' Big $$$ iocotlono, S300 11100 poulbto oock mochlno - l y , muot ooll. 1-100-~11-11144. i;VE;;N;;Dt;;;;NQ~A=041TE::::::-,--:L--:-. ,.,... S"yriiCUMI Ohio 417'71. 1-800-~3. INTELUGENC£ Joe5. CIA, US ,;.:.:~:.:.::::~---­ Money to Ext. K-10111. Qold CrodK L,ocatroek group It now hokNna VIH1Matan:1rd Loan Cord, a.. rtntMd 1udltlona for: Drummer. Uual C.th AdY1ncaa no NCuriiY hav• own drum aylttm. 5M- d1poalt , no c:radlt check. 1-\lCJO. 256-15111, ••k for 1M 221-o048, $19.85 foo . Now oc:coptlng opolleotlons for Professional part-lima ..1. . ltd~, mutt hlvt 23 p~oo~lna ,..,..,.,.. ,, bo able •• Services dool with publto, with ~ -"I:::::::-::::=-:=~:-::---::::-­ .-..1, I dopo-. fllrlblt R-11 1 Dt. houl'll • •nhlndtl FIJCiulrM, .AMionlble R•IH. C.JI Apply tn _ . II Vl'ro Fumlo _ 80io =Ttr. -7717 -4-&772 ., Household 2 and 3 bldroom apartment a. carpat, equipped kltchant In Middleport. Oepoelt/Ratarenc 11 rwqulred. 614-985-4448 1tter 6 p.m. 35 Wul Apt. 2br, 1 batt-., prlv•t• anoloHd ~tlo, cioN 1o grocery atom I shopping canter, Wlltr, sewer, lresh provldad, $2&5/mo. 614-441-1&08. CA. 14x56 Mobile home with room 1ddillon, half acre land. 304-6751766. 1m Fairmont 12x65 trailer, 304-7n-5611. houu 1974 Ctrrllgt House, all alaelrlc:, 2 BR, 2 bath, 12x65, $6,000 . 614· 446-1511. 1974 Guerdon Futurama 12xfi!i. 2 bedroom, Central Air S5995 shown by sppolntm•nl 614-4461012. 1975 Fr11dorn Mobile Homa, 141170, 3br, 2 full baths, 6t-4-4469661 . 1980 Schultz 14x70, 2 bedrooms, ne c:ond, 304~75 -3094 or attar 8:00pm eel\ 304-67~3m . 1g82 Townhou ... 14x70, doublt ---- u~ndo, CA.. Many Extras! On privata ranted 614-245-5048. ~ In Rodney. SPECIAL Factory to youUI91, 2 or 3 bedroom14x70 modtlt at the unballavable price ot S12,900 delivered and ut up . C.llt-100-729-4045 lor dttllls. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryera, refrigerators, rongu . Af.t:loneoo suas· Wanted to Rent Nuhua 14x70 wlexpando, lilu.alad .7.5 ICrl land, Point Pleuant, Wany extras, 304-67S19H AI lust l BR home , pretanbty North Gallia School District. Rant, laue option to buy_ R•toeata qulekly. 614·446--7112, or 286-42l4, Donna Rud . Vlnda .. 1966 Ma..- Ill 2br, bath LA, kl1chtn, dining room . GOOd condhlonl 614-245-il293. Would like to rant hoult In tha country. langsville/Dexter or Salam C•ntar 1r11. 814·"2·2339 or 614-M9-4D08 33 Fanns lor Sale Merchandise 30 acrn morw or lela. Approx . 20 acrn tillable, 3br, hou11, bam, 814-<U6-2107, 614-388-8504. Lots & Acreage Approx one acre, woodltd 1011, city wattr, owner flancing, Jericho Rotd, Point Plaltan1, 304-372-t40! Of" 372-2578. 51 Portable lighted sign wlf.tt•r• $299_Fr•• delivery Platle le1t1ra $47.50 bo• . t-800-533-3453. --c-s.. ,.. Kenmore Dryer, h.. vy duty plus , great condition, S100. 614-446-4~3 . SK B aida x aida double barrel 12 gaga shot gun, good cond, $400; H & R Slngl• Shot 4-10 good cond, $55. 61,.-446- J;H:: Siightty used Rolls whMlcl.~!;. $21'0.00 . 6141992·3401 55 Household Goods 84 Inch Sharrlll Sofa, axcallont condition, 6 14 .,.. 46 ~ 303 _ Building Supplies Block, briek, HWir ~pas, wlndowa, llntsls, ate: . Claude Winltf"', Rio Grandt, 0H Call 614- Groom end Supply Shop-P.t Groomln~. All breads. Allllylu. 11 mo p Food Do1 1ar. J ullo Webb. C.ll614-446-0231. n... Happy Jack AN G1rd. All mila\ r,•tanled dsv6ca control• 1.. p n Ina home whhoul £5TICIOES. RHullt Ovtrnlght. AI Southam Slat•. M111 Chihuahu1, houu broken, to good homt, 304-175-5025. Regltlarod Pomoronlon fomolo 304-e75-6183. ' Raglstarad AKC Ba...n pups. 8 w..tta o4d. $125. Nch &1.--687· 8758. Aaglstarad Chow Chow Clmlnion, very gentlt . call 304675-3271 thar6:00 pm Ragllftrad Himalayan kltltnt. Fam•••• and mtlaa. Must ... 1o appr.clate. C~th. No chacka. Call614-gQ2-2607. Sehnauzara.l. mlnl1ture, ~~~and papJJif, AK~,; . Alao poodt ... tiny toya . Cootvtlla. 614-687-3404. 57 Musical Instruments BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL. 15% ott ragut1r !unlnga. Ends S.plambar 15. J&M Plano Sar· YICI. Call Bill Ward 30-4-8~2325. Customlad Fender Str~t $300. Rockman X100 and Rockmonl S125 · 304-e7S-6027. Flut• tor Ala: uud 1 y•r, llka 814 4 14 naw,$1$0. ""' 6-8 7: For Salt: Spinal-Console Pi1no B•ru-ln. Wanted : Atsponalbte p11rty to taka over low monthiV payments on splntl l)lano. SH loe111y. Call 1-lb0-l21-ll45, Ext . 102. 58 FruitS & Canning tomttoat _$3 a bushal. Pick your own. Bring own contalntrs. AtdlgrMn peppers. 614· 247-3263. Eugene o1 vt 1 . Canning tomttoaa. Bring con· talntrs. Msrshall Adlmt. 614247·205.5. '79 llneoln Continental Town Car, South Carolina car. A-1 Cond, lotdad, aaking 12,500. 304·773-8131. '11 Olda Flrtnzt, 33,000 milts, Ilk• new, 15 •600 · e.sll attar J :OO, 304-137-2805. C ,i165 orvalr convartlbla. St1ndlrd Trtnsmlaelon, runt !JOQd, nelda painl, $1,000. 614-2485873 . 197'4 Pontile V.ntura, 2dr, V-8, 350 angina, $300,614-371-2211. 1975 0 Id• Cutlal8 Suprama .SecJO. 304--458-1875. 1tl7fi Corvllta. Call IYtnln"• "997. • 8•t4-2~ ....-v 197& Grand Prix, 400 tnglne, $350 firm. 614-256 •101. "V tm Ford LTD2. Air, 1utom1llc. Rune good. $750. 1514·i149-28n. Vo 1977 PI Ymout" n lara 9 t1llon W1gon. Sir eyellndlr, 1utomat1c power brak18, power ttMrlng. huna vary wall. $490. Roy Mirier. 814-985-l8J7. 1978 Ford Gran1da 6cyt au!o, runs good $350. 1S83 otda Cutlltt V-6 auto, lookt nice and runs benar $2,200. 1982 Chevy Cnalltr srw, 4 cyl4opood I150. 304-578-28'1 8. 1978 Ford LTD ll, k>w mliaaga n.w llret, battary, etc ., g~ car. $2450 OBO, 614-446-9958. 1982 Plymouth Sapporro. $1,400. Good ahapa. 614-367.013Q. IQ83 Z28, 304-882·2519. 1984 VW Rabbit l, good cond, AC, 4spd, 52,000. O.B.O. 614245 -t1&4. 1985 Chnyllr 5th Ava., 1 ownar, $!1,600. Blackbum RNity, 614- 446-oooe. 1985 Oldt, Jlc. !Itt, rtar delog, c•sa, $5,000, 304-675- :M.M 198& Pontiac Grsnd Am SE, whitt, 4 door, u-e 1nglna, many extra, S5,9D5 304-882·22ll. 1981 Dodge Col1 Dl. PS, PB, AMIFM CUMIII, AC , New Urw1. Au1om1tlc. Gets good gil mll1gt. Excallant condltfon. -43,000 mllu . $5,~0 llrm. 8141092·23n 1 I JUST DON T KNOW I-lOW TO WR.ITE A LOVE LETTER Wf.IAT CAN 'fOU SA'( TO A 61RL T~AT SJ.lOWS YOU REALLY LIKE I-IER? I-lOW ABOUT,''ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND A COOKIE" 7 • 61 Fann Equipment 2 horu Trall1r for u le. $600. 814-44&-2107, 814-388-a504. 240 M•t .._y Ferguson Tl'letOr· 3-4 hp , roll bar, radio, 700 hours. Excallent condition . $7,500. alto hl'f tltValor, brull't hog, mowing machine , diaca, {2·14 bonom), potato plow. 8141192-&158. ,.OWl Jlm"a Farm E~ulpma"' SR . 35 Wast Gallipolis, 614 .... 41-tm; Wldt selection ~ I ulld farm tractort & lmplamtnts. Buy, 1111, trade. 8:00-!1:00 wllkdayt, Sat. till Noon. New ldtt foraga box In ••ell· lent condition with or whhout running gear. 814-379-2143. 63 Livestock 13~-~; Oua~or Horoo Qlld- 1988 Chryaltr LeBaron. Air, till 114-7!13-3-rn. ,m Ford Bronco. 1lood conclltlon, NRI good. $2,000. 614-•2· 2421. 1971l Kanworth •ml tractar, 350 Cummlngo "'11 · 17,000 304-47&21188. 1m Ct..vy pickup v-e aulo, rune good, MSO. 304-67'8..2818. ,m on.-ton Ford !ruck, Ileal bod. 13,1100. 114 -1102~114 - 1m Ford Court• whh topper, lol00. 1f4-4.46-115f7. -·L--.. 11Wf1o. tlroo, Hay & Grain ttiO JMP CJI, low ml100, vory goociiiOIId, J04.111-'lltt0. Allollo · - ond third Dllltlng boloo ond n>llo, llorgono Form: Rt. :IS, 304-11:17·:1011. 11183 Fonl F-280, loyl., SS,OOO 64 ·~llot 7114. 11,200. 0.1.0. • ....... MOON f>O ovE~ MIAMI . ; 0 1183 motor homt. Toyota [)DI.. phln. Stlt-contllnad, .... on gaa, dual ... lr. Qoad condhlon. Low miiM. $10,800. lf4.185-44tl. C.mpar thall $450. tor more Into l04-675-2088 1f111 5:00 Pll, I-\E.R£S ltf ff'EMI£RE Cf lH£ Stb\l c,()J HAV[:: ALL ~~ BWJ liJAmus Sl•rcral ~p camper. sr..,. 8. Stovt, furn~~ca , awning; lont condition. lt411112-2UO •'"*" TERRV TRAVEL TRAILERS 111110 CLOSEOUT! All un1t1 lo go It loweet Pfk• this ytarl Plus no charge tar AJC . Tarry du.tar tor ovar 2ID yaal"'. Buy wf1h confldt~, Fl11ad r11t !lnanelng IVIIII~ IRVINES CAMPER SALESI On St. Rt. 7 NOI1:h •I 91 . Rt. 555. Lltlla Hocking Ohkt Approa. 10 min. 614-88~221'1. "11-1£ FBJs F()JIJIEST 'STIIJG' VIDE-OS " y- fOR . r MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP Home MY tiRANDM011-1ERS Improvements TO VIS IT lJ'5 NEXT WE El< ./ COMIN6; BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhlonarl lltttlma guartn. iooPJ;;"""T?TZ~- ••· Local rlf.,.nc• tumlshld. c- Frw llllmetM. Call OOitacf 1· 114-237-4481, day or rVght . Rogoro -mont Waf- · ling. j ~--~------------~----~ I THE ONE WHO KEEP5 LOOKING AT Me AND 601 N6 "T5K 15K T9:: •: WH ICH EjR>'NDMOTHER ~ 15 SHE" ~ --;; . - ~. Ron't TV S.rvlce, tpadllllllng· In Z.nllh alto urvk:ing moit other brands. Houw calla, •leo tome applltnce rtpalfl. WV 304-411-23111 Ohio 114-441-24M. :). ~ fH' -· ~AlDIN' LUKEY'S HENHOUS E IS · UH ' ... -· ~ .. . ..• -C,.. _, '--- BUT. JEDGE" I'~ FLAT FRYERS BROKE!! WE GIP HOW ~~AN Y DID 104- pllu, pk:kup, ond dollvory. &f4. 441-o2114. Heating Ctrt•'• Plumbing ASTRO·GRAPH 1nd HMilna Fourth tnd PTne Qolllpolil, Ol!lo 114-4411-3181 & BERNICE Refrigeration BEDE OSOL General Hauling R I R Wllw Sortlco. """" ct. reuoneble rtt11, votume d.: """"'"· 2,000 to 4,000 copocKy, olllorno, - . - . 104-f11-Ztt8 •o. Coli Upholltery llowNy'o Uplool041rfng Mnriolng trt ....,., Zlyooro Tho boOt In lumfturo Coil ~14 "" .... ..: ......-irtno tlrnat• aos Grotoom Upllaillwy Cent• Hltnop Dr. eon "" .............. I •UmaiM. Call 1M4411tM. 9:00 I]} II lUI Paranthood Q ffi American Matters A look at John Hammoncs·s mfluence on l iV"e decades ol American music. C IW QZ Ill Murphy 'Brown Murphy 's fling with Jerry Gold leaves the FYI team stunned . (A) Q [DID Allen Notion Sokes recognizes the marking of a serial murderer he never ca ughl . (A) Sl81o<t.' Q 1!J WWF Spoclol; . _ .I _ _ T E L R UH The old man counseled the young man , "It's better to dream ol the future than live in memories of past -------." e Comp lete th e chuck le (IUO!t!ld . . _ . . _ . by frll1ng in the mos.smg wo r d~ L-l._ _L_L_J._j__J you develop lr om slep No. 3 below S1gn in doctors office: "Arriving fiheen minutes early does nothing but guarantee a wa1t of THIRTY minutes." An effective modern development NORTH 11-"lt -'11 tn bidd in g is th e respo n stV"e doubl e. • fJ 8 6 2 Normally this special doublr occurs tn : ~ 9 ., r es ponse ~o the take~ul doublf' of_ a n J ~ 7; opem ng bJd . If opener s pa rtner r a tses EAST th e opener"s suit to the two- or th ree - WEST + A9 7 J 10 level, a respon st vc doubl e stmpl y ask s '1' J96 partner (the takt>out doubl er) tu eom · 'I' QO • 532 t K 8 6 pete m his best s utt . Many play ers ex +Q6 4;\2 +A K 9 8 tend the appli catiOn of lh ts treatment to responding t o partner's overca ll Sfl!ITit wh en the opening-btd sun ts su pport· .K J4:l .KIOA 7J2 ed That is what happen r d m loda y's • .J 10 4 d ea l. and tl enabled North -Sou th t o + + 9:30 IIl Crobs ttl! (])Ill) Designing Women 3 -I Aug. 21, 1990 Be fo re getting involved rn any new li nBncial ventur es in the year ahead, make the ones for which you·V"e been , working start to yield a pr ofit . You are much closer to the lintsh line than you may realize. LEO jJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your financial prospects conllnue to look promising . Ptolltable developments could ensue frOm your own efforts or from arrangei ments set up for you by others. Know wh~e to look lor romance and you'll lm d 11 The Astr o-Gr ap h Mat ctm1akm 1nstantly reveals wh iCh s1gns are r o man tt c<t lly perfect lor you Ma•l $2 to Matchma ker . Clo thi s newspaper . P 0 Box 9 14 28. Clevela nd . O H 44101 -3 4 26 VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept . 22) The aspec ts tnd1cate tw o tmporlan t 1n te res ts cou ld be advanced today These are mat te rs that are uppermost 1n yo ur mtnd , at leas! lor 1he present LIBRA (Sept. 23~ 0ct. 23) Yo u r e11 a! ua11ons ar e likely to b e mu ch m ore accurat e today than th ose ol your associates m co mmer c 1al or linancial all airs. Lrs ten to what others hav e to sa y. but li s ten to your own thoughts a bil ha rd er. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22) A bnlliant 1d ea might flash throug h your m rnd today as to how you can constructively reJuvenate a situation th at see med to have tosl all of it s lu ster . Give it a go. SAGinARIUS (Nov . 23-Dec. 21) Your possibilities lor achieving an important ObJeCtive are very good today, because. In add ition to your own motivation and initiative, you ' ll also have something s ecrel going for you . CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Irs omport ant , of course, that you do not lose track of your immediate concerns. but It j Is also wise at this time to start looking ahead a little . . AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) II al firs! I you do n 1 succeed today . try and try agam 'l' ou m1gh l be den ted th e ltrs t 11 ~e around . b ut your succ ess wtll come ' t hrough per SIStence PISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) Your deer51011 mak 1ng nb•lllles ar e betler than usual today. so d on ' t dodge dlllt cul t de· c 1s 1on s You r JUd g ment will be much oe11er lhiJ n the people tor whom you go to tor adv1ce ARIES (March 2~-April 19) E11en th ough yo u mrg ht have so me additiOnal I a c to rs with whrch to contend today th ey wilt no! be unmanageable . II you set you 1 m 1nd to it. you can handle bo th neg ati 11 e and postllve development s TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Your a1!1 , tude is likely to be gr egarious and easy going tod ay, but you can also be ~en · ous and respons ible when srtuat•ons warrant it Your fte ... rbll rty wilt impr ess your companions . GEMINI (May 21·June 20.) Try to locus your efforts today on s11uat rons th at promise advantages l or you in the rn a !erial sense . You could be lucktest wh en going tor dollars or dimes. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Persons .. with whom you'll be Involved today will appreciate the fact you do not take the promises or commitments you make ' ughtty . 11 you say you'll do It , consider n done . + rea ch game on s parse valu es. South 's OV"ercall was spotty . but North wa s quick to use the responstvP d o uble when West r a 1serJ clubs_ That wa s a logi ca l chO!Ct' - as South wa s apparently s hore 1n rlub s. he m1ght well hold a four -ca rd spade or diamon d s u1C. Wh e n Sout h did bid s pades. following North"s wisht:>s. and dubs were rat scd once more. North btd game Declarer ruffed the opening l ea d and led th e Jack of diamond s, co ven•d by th e king and won tn dummy Anoth · er club was ruff ed . a hea rt was led to Vu lne r a ble Both Dea ler l::asl Sou tb Wt st . North East llbl' Pass Al l pass ' Ope mng lead I+ +3 dummy "s last cluh When the king of spades was pl ayed. the defender s could take only two spade tricks, and decla rer took 11 tricks. It was a nice dummy' s ace. a third club was ruffed . . re sult on _only 20 high -ca rd points in and the king of hea rts took care of th e ('Ombmed hands ~c~~- CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 40 "Jaws· threat and 43 In reserve Lacey, 44 Greek vowels Asian 45 11 'law ol the Lash " t 4 busi- porcu - Ste llat ne ss es pines hunler 2 S e1ag lio 3 Actress 9 Solar - Ac tor People" abode Blue New Zea lander s Needle flough 32 powe1ed "flutloless S luewd Largest asteroid Favorile o n e (sl ) To Be Announced 31 timer 4 PGA player t2 Hebrew s u cces 23 29 Morris ol 18 LP S 22 8 Like 1 Mall star fi s h 19 Yesterday's Answer DOWN Claude 15 16 Oriole abodes ca pital 13 Rep .'s place e .g . 10 Staircase post 42 6 Cagney SOl <; 33 Give ascetic the r riend ol 17 Oaed nomma Fey me 20 Avignon·s lion 34 river and Piglet Ollhe eye Marl in 21 24 song 25 ScaN he ro 5 SlAve 6 Mild cig a r 26 7 Symbol ol 27 might IJramelis pAtsonaB Pa ssove 1 li s l1ng s 39 Over · ' Ho ~A -rose 41 looked Irish river Comrass pt. prinl Llfestorioa A~er a rautrne lab test a man dr scover s that he has colon cancer CD Newswatch (!) 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Q l!ll Murder, She Wrote School For Scandal all Gospel Jubilee @ Pro Beacll Volleyball Cuer¥0 Gold Crown From San Diogo, CA (T) PrimoNowo a ,-r - ' C7 FINE FER a @ AWSA National Woter Ski Show Championshtp From Janesville. WI (TJ Larry King Llvel -~- ,, '-, 7:30 I]} II Fomlly Feud (!) Malor Laogue euebotl (J) Entertainment Tonight (I) Moma'a Family IW QZ • 1!11 Joopordyl Q [1118 M'A'S'H J22) Motorweek Illustrated Crouflro all NaohvCIIo Now jL) Aot•ry or e.sbM t~ drlltlrtfo 84 1 1 . I SummerSI•m Fever ~"""' ,. Complete M~ll Home ... upt · I ropolrw, oloo pi~~ & · otoctrleol, roollng, lng patla. & Mckt Me. REMODEL~ INOI Rtferancee. Eallmat. .. 814-256-1811. Plumbing Q 8 ;30 I]) Major League Baoobrtll ill QZ Ill Doctor, Doctor all On Stage ' Services 1t7l CJI Joop vwy aood oond, t2,100. coli oftor I;Oli, 304-111- you CAN'T iVT .~ UJ75 motor troma Champion. 22 ft., 17,800. Cloon.l14-1102-&5'111. ,1100. - 4431. I ovE~ ~JAM/'; 1973 Dodge motor homt lMTn-5363 , Char1ea Daclcar.' torno, •llo. lmmodot•t:OOO ., 2,000 gollono doUvory. Coli 304- now @@~MI).S'ION CONTf!Ot. "' - ~ SAYS IT'5 Al-L ~IG/'fT ~ ·. . G jO .$lNG 1'/"''OON ~ 1gn Tarry C.mpar, 20ft. -~ contalntd, at.ape U . good c:ond., like new 111"11. 41...._,. 8721. 1117 Nlooon plek...p. 2 whoot drlvo, 11-opood, om/1m~ _ low milage, nry ciM.n. IM-It;r.em. ........ ~ >Of!fi!Y, ffNI •• _ 1eea Ford motor home, ~ auto1 drlvn llkt ~~. tooki goex1,12,100. 304-578-2.111. , 85 luily - ~~ 0 Motor Homes 82 . Rudely - Noted - Crash - Detain- THIRTY a E Campers& 11U Fonl F210 jjloHI pickup, 73 Vans & 4 WD's tm ChowJ ~. • .,., ..... I 1nd R..ldtntlll or oomman::~ wiring, new MrYice or r.pall'll. LlcenUd elactrlcl•n. Ridenour Eloctrteal, 304-f'IS-1111. suoo. 304-4711-1'121. • CIO DH::J00 (£}@J=,. oo ~ Pick up beds, Forda Chtva, 1980 to 1U7, no r~ . 30ot-11'5o 6288. Sow-VIe I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 7:00 I]} II PM Mogozlne (!) Andy Grtfflth (J) lnoldo Edlllon IIl (!) MacNeil Lehrer NIWIHour Cll Q Cunent Affair IW QZ Ill lUI Wheel 01 7:OS Ill Jefforoono For .. 1e I Oti. Malar tor 1 Ford Auto. $150. ~14-448-4537 AfiM 5pm Dovlo ROVSI PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THIS! SQVIIRES Vice all Muolc Row Vldoo @ SportoConter Monoyllne 0 MOVIE ; Ace High (2:301 Accessories Pump salae and eervlct, 885-3102. I NBC Nlghdy Newo Fortune C C!] ID Night Court Auto Parts & tea Dlloun 4-WD PI\J, kpood, good eondHion. Aoklng $2,500 or MM ottar. 614-1tl2-30ge ovonlngo. ~AlF'HAY f>ERIOUS' nn Mcm wei II complttad ume dly, ... 1D1'0 Fruehauf 28' Tandan Aluminum Dump whl't watllnt tnd traltar mounted tank. 17,500. FIGI1r~' fOOD MARINE, GALLIPOUS, OH 814446-2424. --,-===-c-~--SUMMER SELLDOWN Kaw ... kiJ.I Skle, 1HO Mc*ts at lin thltn 1U8Q Prlt• 20'1(. oft on W• t S uIt a, BI 11 1 Coblo Boalti1HO • 1ttl Modala wtlh. $1,000 to $4,000 WA~R Caeh Ro"-1M.HAMILTON sPORTS, INC. PROCTORVILLE, OHIO 814 -88f-'718 B. GOVERNMENT SEIZED Yahlc:IH from $100. Forda. Mercedes. Corvttnn. CMvys. Surplus. Vour INI. (1) 805-617-4000 Ext. S-10'189. Trucks lor Sale AW, I 'HA':J JUM a wh•l, amlfm 11trao, low mllaga, ....,.,. cla1m. 814-H2-6m. I 6:351ll Andy Griffith BOATS . MOTORS - TAAJLEAS Marcrulear, Mercury 1 Mariner, authortad parta 1 HMce. Po•o 1_ moot mot- ~ndo. " CAN~ .... ~o~~• "WE SPEL ....8 CCESSl w~OUT u·· RIVERSID 81 MILSA 1-----.~:..-_:_,l;:.-4__:,Isri ~_,·. ~Newhart C 1!J Mloml 79 I (J) Cll Q ABC: Newo I;J IIJ BodyEioctrtc (!) 3-2-1 Contact 1;1 IW 1!11111 CBS Nowo Q [D Ill Three'• Company all Top Card :~~-::-==,.,--=:-:-=,- Aoollng 1nd Sktlng. TreUer roota palntad. Frte a.thnatn. FNCI Marb, 304-173-8'111. 72 lUI 888 8 76 ba· low to form four simple words a 6;30 I]} II g=:1:.:011:::·~-:---:----::--::::-- z. 1il88 Chrysler t..Baron, vary tow mli•ge, ••c . cond., loaded . Pay oH. 814-4-48-8'181. 114-h2-n22, 114-1111-snt. "He's only showing us his new dentures? Oh, I thought IC was a rent Increase ." Autos for Sale Farm Livestock •-od of,,.,., 71 1988 Slxtten 1oo1 Four Winne outbtw"d/ one ownar, low houri, $78 000 lrm 304-17!1-7177 ' ' · · Boat trsllar tor 10 to M loot Jon boat 304-77'3-M08 ' · Mu.t Sttl This WMkl Make or. ler, 12ft . t ..hlng bolt, new 9.t outboard. wtth trailer. e~ ttle a ,,oo p.m. 1184 Bomber Alh & Sid, 1n. 140hp, 110 molar, allvw metll Iloilo. Aoklng, sa,ooo. 114-24$- of word~ 6;00 llJ II (J) Cll 1W QZ Ill 1!11 Nowo (!) I Dreom Of Jeannie (!) Wild America EKamine every aspect of the ri¥er 01ter's exlstenca. Q C!l Reading Rolnbow Q [D Ill Andy Grtffitlo l!ll Ho-Mon Wortd T odoy 0 Hordcaouo And McCormick Q U51ll Be•o~y Hlllblllln & Motors Hay tor Sale. Clover & Timothy. Round aa ... In tha Field. 814• :245-5518 1987 Dodge Dayton• Shelby Red, tlr, PS, PB, automatic, Dunrovln Fru11 Farm just off St turbo, al.ctric: wlndowt, electric Rt . 68'1 Eatt ot Albainy. Wt 1c- window dalrost, alactrtc mlrcept food stsmpa. Early hltvlet rors, tin, eurl.., lm/fm cll.. llt, appln,paachn, hom• grown 4 naw Urn. $6,700 . 304f773..a-t"n melons and lomatoae. 9-7 dally, or 6141-.2·3154 cl011d Monday. !14-1Qi..e208. 1987 Fiero GT, 8 clllndar, 33,000 J & R Produea . Frnh mil... Call evan nga 61-4-256homegrown vaget1bln. 814· 6997. 843-6313. 1987 Ni .. an Stanza, Luxury. 4dr, Rouah "a Strawbarry Farm: loaded, wtall opl lons, new tlrtt, B11na $'15 bushel; cucumMrs 145,0001( $8,7'00. 814-448-2300. S1C bu.hll ; good e.snnlng tomaloas, $6 buahal. 2 mil• 1987 Tempo, 13(100; 1U1 Duatar, from New Hnan 304-i32·2237. $3,000 both wlalr; 1Q55 Chivy Pickup, 1utomatlc ll'lntmlnlon, $800; 1i173 Ford Cuba Truck, automatic transmlulon, $700; Supplies 1178 Ltb.torron, 7'6,000 mlln whh air, l3i15. For Stlt or lrade. l14& 251-127tl. Spoclal Colt Solol Auguot 25111, 1810 .. t ;OOp.m. Coftlo oltor 4;00p.1ft. on Frldoy ot tho AlhoM LN.lock Soioo U.S. 110 WOlf AJblny, OH. Hauling lo avollibto. Trllttf tol wKh vtew near Pcouoroy Bridge. $1,100. lf4. Boats Collll4-2111-t3tloftor 1981 Chrysler Conq,_st T~. all Canning tomatoes far Alt. Pi ck optlone, mint cond, garage ktpt, lour own. Of slrNdy pkkad. 614- whitt , 34,000 rniln. 614-44647-2981 0671. R-orecl Yoortlng Filly, Shawn 11l¥11nllng •• HoOel.r CIUIIc nke, Patamlno MIN. YNti Potnto, Clontio, will o11aw W• tarn or Englllh, 114---..&22. Routt 2 Aahton , 1 acrw lots1 3 mlln IIOUih Gallipolis locKI, pubUc watar, no r..trtctlone, wHh rl- ~onllgo, 304- & Grain Vegelables Roglotored prleo. 304-&7!1-2722. Hay 1988 Trana-Am, ,9,000 mlln. Exc:. Cond., gar1ga ktpf . $D,OOO firm . 614·256-6580. lng.lf4.2a-1117. OM ICrl trelter tot wtlh count~ •••· eeptlc tank and Mectrlc hootl up. On block top rood. Po"lally loncod. Ownor will portlally nnanca, $2,800. .Uing I Ash Tank, 2413 Jackaon An. Point Ptu..nt, 304-81&-2083, 10 gal Nt up $14.11 lnd 10 gal com plate $0.25. Hater Bull fOf ••1•. BatWMn 1,20CH,400 lbo. $1,000. 114111422411 Loc With llobtlo Homo In Dunnollon, Flarldo. lf4-4.46-2000. 0 four Rearrange letters scrambled ILEKILY lor Sale 6~251. 4 Lind on Sprtng Ava. make nlca troller ''"· $5000. OBO. 127-&131 aft• 5 pm. . 2 cocatllt-1m•l•, 1 tamale, wf1h uge. 180. 81419i2-5783 For Sale: H11vy BrMd ~~ 7 Mans, clll tfttr 4:30, e 2183. lf4-.448-2000. 1102-31114. 64 Pills lor Sale 1 Suptf 55 Oliver $'1,715; JuDdte Ford, $1,11115; 8N Ford Sl,NI;.!J17 AC $1,1185 ; Ownor will Flnanca. 6,4-28&-6522. Appro•. 8 112 acr" with mineral rlahta, on GtorgM Cratk Road . IJt-2338. 56 1§5 MF Troctor 110 MF - --------------J Olull with bush nog, $2 ,500; . ~~~f§~~~~~~~JL2~4~5~<N:2~1~ SNAFU® bY Bruce Beatt1e 2010 JD wilh euhlvotor $2 1100; Approx. 1 aear, wooded Iota, cfty wttar1 ownef financing, Jarrico Rota, Point Pluunl, WV 304-372-8405 or 372·251'8. MON., AUG. 20 'O@~<{llJ\--~£2f~e WOlD TIIAT DAILT UMI PUIZLU - - - - - - - ldMod ~y CLAV0 R. POLLAN------ EVENING Boot 121 Evl,.,. Engino, r==========~ r==========:-11172 17 ft.HP, Slarcr~ft Trf.Hull complltt top, new UDholilary. Drlgonwynd Canary Para.i1n, Slam... 1nd Himalayan klttant. IM-446-3144 af111 7 p.m. Naw gu tumanca, usad win· dows, like new 3-whaaltr Yamaha, recliner chair. 614-H2· 5970 75 .., Ufl Chair: Like naw, 814-3782862. Diamond Tennis Oracle!, Total W1ight : .M Karate. Aatsll Value : Rooms lor rent -weak or month. $1,400; will .. u tor $1,000 or but Stanlng a1 $120/mo _Gallia Holal . otter, also diamond c•rUiic:ata to 614--446-9580 . go with it ; BMX blk1, rtdl int rata !I valut S4.50 will Mil to $175, Sleepln~ rooms with eooklng. or best otter. Only used ont Also 1n111itr space . All hook -ups. aummar. 614-44&-6147. Call artar 2:00 p.m., 304 -7"nS651, Muon WV_ Firewood For Sal•: Mostly sugar, 4x16 , atack. Split slacked and dallvared, S50. 614-446-3057. 46 Space lor Rent For Salt· Full mask , VHF-UHF, Commercial Sign Space Rt . 35 Channel Master Color T.V. AnWnt. 614-245-9448 I anna, wlro4or I a rotor box Country Mobile Home Park cable wlra & 40ft . power usad 1 Routa 33, Nor1h of Pomeroy' ynr, New : 1325 ; Will 1111 packlots, rantals, par1s, sales. Call age lor $100, ~ou l1k1 down, 614 -256-6154 614· 992 - ~79 • 1189 9uzuld ATV 4 wt.efar OuMI R1ear. I rltON:hl old. Ex· cellant condtUon, ertrl u,... 12,8110. 114-1141=2. .. AKC Registered Boxer Pupe. Rooms Motorcycles 1087 Suzuki Quad RuniW 4whtlltr, tleclrlc ettrt, revwee gur. Exctllanl condhlon SIIOO. Coiii14-44U1!1. ood uMd Whirlpool Refrlgerstor for ula. 614-4463102 614-446-1231. Couch & Chlllt, 5 place aac· Ilona\, 614-446-1608. 1Hb iS~ I c:tt!Tetli8V~ If! 1081 Nlrjl 100, good IIOIIdf owner mowtng, must ..n N-lonlbto jorlco, e . . . 8457 IOk for D.J, g=rM~~~r.rCIJI ·81~:4 e-J:n~ 1200. ~ ;I'::!:~.P~:, ~~k,•c~~: G 11~nso. 90 0 30 4 82 2 4 Television Viewing ..- . 114-211-1301. 1884 Honda CASOO rune oo, ioollo IIIII ,_, cored for', $800. nogoulbto, 114 441 4102. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-511. 814- OH ., BORN LOSER The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 1180 Harloy _..... \000 CC'o. NnO good, ioollo pod. County Apptlanca, Inc. Good llpoll1, For Sale : Full slza bed 1 dru-171l. 114-367-0130. Pomeroy- Middleoort, Ohio 1f7"1 Hondo CB 1110 Supor Soort - Alot of , _ porto. lf4. 441-<JIICM. uhd appliancn, T.V. aett. Open 45 47 74 Zenith conaala TV, rcan, good wortclng ord.,-, $10 . J04. 675-1780 .,., 5:00. Big 5 bedrDOm farm home built on your lot. $35,995 ' up. 614886-n11. Mobile home lot tor rent, S75 . watar and uwar furrNahad . 304675-6984. Monday, August 20, 1990 & 4 wo•s mlloo, $12,000. IM-448- 2~" Upstairs. Fumlahad, 3 rooms-. bath, cltan, no pats, rtltrtnea & deposit required . 614-446-1519. Furnished vans 1Dil0 Branco XLT,Ioo"";:.J'·OOO LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofaa •nd chairs priced trom I3Q5 to S995 . T1bl11 $50 and up to $125. Hid•·•·btdl $390 to $595. Recllnar. $22!1 to $375. lamps $28 to $125. Dlntlt• $10Q and up to $49.5 . Wood tabta w-6 chair. $28!1 ta $795. O..U $14~ up to $375. Hutches $400 & up, bunk btda complete wttt'l mattrass $295 and up to $395. baby Mdl tl10 Manre .... or bo11 aprlnge full or lwln $78, firm $88, 1nd 198. Outen 11t1 S27S l up, King $350. 4 drawar chut $69. Gun Cabjneta I, 8, I 10 gun. Baby m1nr..... $35 1. $45. Bad frlma~ $25, Ou.. n Size $35 & king frame $50. Good Hlectlon ol bedroom eul1•• mat•l C:lblntla, h•dbolrdt s30 •nd up to $65.90 dtys umt 11 ctah with •pprovad crwdlt. 3 mi. out Bulavlllt Ad. Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, thru Sat. C.ll 814446.()322. 9""r· lor Sale 73 Goods Mollohan Carpet• Upper Rl . 7 Norttt Quality Carpals & Fuml· 3 bedroom home, 2 batha, lura at low prlcaa. Ch.:k us out. dining room, full baMmant, 2 3br, 2 bath, newly ramodtlad. 614-446-71144. ct~ar~g., 3 112 acrn, Jllrlcho Otposlt raq'd. S425!mo. All R , $4D,SOO. :104-&15-21145. utllltin Included . 2br 2 bath PICKENS FURNITURE Ntw/Uead 3 bedroom homt, uauma 1350. 614-4 46-7733 , 8144 46- H ousahold furnishing . 1!2 mi. bal•nce Maaon County Bond 4222_ " Ad . Pt . PI aaaant, wv, J.rrlcno loain 8.5% lnatarnt, will consider tr~~lltr tor down payment, BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT call304-675-1450. BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSO,. 304-675-1804. ESTATES, 536 Jackson Plkt RENT TO OWN 614-446-3158 3 bedroom, lull blllmtnt gas from $192/mo. Walk to shop I hNt, Clair, garag• doubt~ lot moviH. Call 614-446-2568. EOH . 6 pc. wood group $"14.01 per wMk. 4 poster bedroom 1ul1a, wtmcblla homt, Muon, WV. 304-882-3583 . Fumlshad 2 roome & bath. complete $15.20 perSl.SOwtak por' Oowns Ia Ira . Cl ean. No pals. Rtf. d ;no1 1o wil"n 4 e"al!l n 3 BR home with nice gard1n & dtp. requirad . 614-146- 1519 . wHk. Magic Chit 14 cu. ft. spot, locatad In Nor1h Gallla or Rttrtgarator $'12.15 pat wetk, 15 Kyger Crt~k ~hool dlst . Fumlshad Apl , 607 S-ond ..., "'•vo , eu · II · ••rHzar, ~o •r ·llO per RNIOOibly priced. 814· J8.8.. Gattl~lll, $225; lhiltlllt paid, Wllk.\lt"Ra Furnttura. Rt . 141, 4 9700. 1br, M-446-4418lflar 7p.m. mlln oH At . 7-Cantanlry.Opan 7 doyo • wltlc. 3bt, brick lower River Rd. Full Fumlthad EHiclancy, 111 utilities baNmant on 314 ~,. . 614-245- p~~ld, 11'\a,. bath. $150/mo. 9111 SWAIN 5146, 614-446~31. Second Avt. 614-446-3945. AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Efficiency, ~ , Oliva St., Gallipolis. New & UMd 4br, IIYingroom, dlnlngroom, Fumlst-tad •• 75 lumttura, heatars, Wtltam 1 kttchtn , woodburnlng atova, Utllllln Peld, Gallipolis, 114- Work boola. e14 -446- 3159_ tlr.place, 1 112 baths, 2 car 446-4416, sttar 7p.m. 1;;;;;:;:::--:-- - --;-_:__:___ gara91 worktlhop. 614-387-7800. G Whirlpool wuhtr, ap.. afllgt Apar1mtnt. 222 1/2 N. proxlmatetr. 11 years old. E.cel· 6 room houq on llnc~n Hill_ 1 Third, Middlepor1. 2 Mdroom, lent condll on _614f992·7563 living room, dinette aera, c:taan tot. 614-992-WO. Wllkarldryar hook -u p. $1&5 SJ 7 rooms 1 1/2 batha, country monthly. 216-835·3952. Antiques living but c~ to M•lgs School and town. At. 33-4 lana, Grtc:lous living. 1 •nd 2 bed· Buy 01 sttl. Riverine Anllq1.11a, Townahip Road 27. First road to room 1p1rtmente 11 Village 1124 E. Main Strtll, Pomeroy. Manor and Riversid• Houra : M.T.W. ,0:00 a.m. to 6:00 ~.'Call 614-992-7118 or 1·384Aplr1mtnts In Middleport. From p.m ., Sunday 1:00 lo 6:00 p.m. $1Q6 . C•ll 614-992-7781. EOH. 6!4-992-2526. Country Setting . 4 btdrooma 2· Mlddlaport, Ohlo, BHch St . One Top Cash p•ld. Old tuml1ura 1f2 baths, e•nfral hut and ilr, bedroom tum ish~ apt ., depos it cuboards, quilts, oriental, basamem, attach~ gar•ge_ 20 minutes from Ath1ns, Hf2 & rafaranct requ ired, 304-882- paintings, toys , or anllrt estate mUM to ..-g• High School. 2566. call cot feet 304-525-3275, or 304523-6854. Rat.,-encn and depo.l1 reNtw 1br, near Hotzar Hospital, qulrtd. 614-593-6937. tlr cond, aconomlcal gas haa t Wanted : Claw loot or similar LAnd contract Let 's whMI and $235, plus utilities. 614-446-2957 style bath tub . Good condition dNI on 1 neWly ramodalad only. 6l4-992-7563. Nicely Fum"ad Small house, lhr"N bedroom house In gar~ga, not •ulrabta tor 54 Miscellaneous Pomeroy. Will taka cash, car, truck. bott, motorcycle, ate: . lor chlldrtn, no pall, SJOOimo MerchandiSe down payment. Mah an otter. Dtposh, 614-446-0338. 6t4-992-2554. Nice ly Fumlshtd Mobllt Home 11h . alumn black mtah ulelllta Suittbla lor 1 per· dish with Unidtn USl 1000 Prka Atdue.d : Owner nMds to In city. sell! 3br. 1 1!2 bath home on St son. Rtf . &Dip Raqulrtd 614 - $ro co 1_v or u! a ~ d.~ ra_ c:k•r locatar, ..., .FH . 3.5 approx . 2 mlln weal ol 446.{1338 Hofur Central Air, gu heat. One bldroom apls. lor r•nl 1986 Par1y balrg• 24' Pontoon, city achools. IH-4-46-0078, 614S225 month. Oapoatt raqulttd 60 hp, Mercury outbo1rd, 446-1922. 614-992·2218 aher 6 p.m. AMIFM e.su attrao, 2·20 gal Spring Valley Area, 3br, 3 bat hi, ruat tanks , boarding l•dc1er, Ona btdroom tumlshtd apl , mDOing cover with tr~ilar t•n torm1I dlni ~ room, large family utllitl•• paid, 304-67S-2722. room with woodbumlng Hlo l•cko11 "king S7900,' :104ltrtplace with bucbtovt, 2 car Rant : 1 bedroom apar1mtnt . 882-3221. Nlca carpet, cl•an and n11t. d..::k . brlc:ll patio. ~~ r•frlgerator, bunk tub utility building , 517 Oak HUO spprovtd. No pets. Pt . Apar1mant beda, camper lop, trombone, Driva 61-4-446-4928 aftar 8p.m. Pleasant. 304-67~200 . guitar, bathroom sink, lru lt /"•· Two bedroom 1pl , carpal, hoi watar tank chlld"s amal Of• 32 Mobile Homes kitchen turnlahed, 304-ti7S.5104 . gan, 304-67l'r2302. 35 OpportunHy Cull~~-- Hiring. 22 ~UH on Locult StrMI . $4,500 080. 614i27-6436 attar 5 pm. 2 atory, 3 bedroom Prk• Raduc.d . 12 acrtl, 2 bamt, 1112 t,.l .. r, 3 bedrooms, 2 porches, rurtl Willi, tobacco bue, Otdo Rt . 7, 1-304-i'13-81i& Financial for B.S. OlaNo, $17,0GO. PWtmg -::0:--rNI--: ondl ti24/IJO. Sind Nl~~ oxtro lncomo. High troffle 1o: Molgo Mr/00 t$10 - - · loelliono. Prfeocl for quick Mia. ,..,., 4 rttlloo .... M1. Apanment lor Renl Homes lor Sale 112...-cre, 6 rooms with ba• ment, new hut pump, garage, 2 Part U!M baby tltltf In my home when achool tt•rt•. 304- •119"· Coli 31 Ext. Y1011Ji. Will 1o babysitting In my homt Job Tra1nln gJob Corp wHkdays , Ages: 2 & up. Havt prog111m now fillmg opening tor daycara experie nc e I retartn· young m1n il nd woman 16 to :tt Cll . ExceiiMt Cart_ 61~ yNrt old. Training positions 8202. open htal1h lltlds, cl•rlcal, conatructlon trade , automotive and Would llka to do babyt;ittlnQ In culinary 1rt1. May 11.0 o~aln my homa. Mon-frt. O.p only. GEO whlll training. Job Corp 61"-446-816. rap. will be In Polnt Pl..unt Job Sarvlce, 225 SIJ1h St, ThUfl Would like to do babyalftlng. 1/23110. 10:00 1m 1111 3:00 pm L..Grandl Blvd. Rat. I E"xp. 814only, ..._ to ... Ray Pauley. 446-1888. ln.tNc1or IIIIo t•ach •• Carleton School Earty Cl'tildhood Ctaas. Muet Nve currant nlid Ohio O.partmtnt or Education Spaclal Ed. Ttachlnft C.rtlllcatt, •nd han Dr bt wl lng 1nd able 10 obtain Ohio Dopo"ment of Educotlon Earty Childhood Volldotlon M.S.P.R. Cootlflcotlon profwrrod. Annuol oto~l"ll ulary 44 EARN MONEY Reading Books! <~~:q c:.FrM lmmadllta opening available tor tuU-tima lnd ~r1-tlma R.N.'1 and LP.N."e. ComptlftiYt dlfflrentll with axpananu, flllxlblt achadulinQ tvallat»t. Contact lht dlrtdor of nursing, Plnterllt Care Clntar, 110 l>lneerttl Drive, Gallipolis, Otdo 45631. 814-446-7112. Equ1l etpp>rtunlty Employ•. untum·~ . Tr•l ..r: Furn'lld or 2 BR, cable, bllu11tul rlnr vltw. In Kanauga. Foster's Mobile Home Pan. 614-446-1602. Real Eslale Help Wanted Monday, August 20, 1990 :_.:::,:-:_~=~--,---- 446-1699, 627 3rd. AYI. Gtl· h lnstruc11on 11 -- ··· ···:- ~· · "That's your only wish ... t.hat I I t lPY a I lw ( :alifornia "iris?" POSTAL JOBS S18,392S61,125ryr. Now hiring. Call (1) 1105-&81-6000 EXT. P-4562 to. CUfT'ent 1111. Yard Sale & 5I Houses lor Rent ''WHY PAV RENT? Homu tor $1 .001 81nk repoa , ttx dalln· quanl proptltlta, govammant giveaway programe. For lnfor· matlon call 1-!.04-641·m8 Ext. R5214 . 24 hou,.." Single ? You should be reading 4 Middleport. Ohio s nac k 36 lnlerrni nable sltelch 37 W01ld labor grp 38 Hymn s ingers 8/20 111\II.Y C'RYI'TOQIICfTI'.S - ller~'s how to work It : One l e tt~r s lmul.s for another In litis sampl~ A is used for the three I .'s, X for tlw two O's, etc . Sin~lr leiters, apostrophes, Ihe len~lh and fonnatiun ollhr words are all hinls. f.adt day the n•le letters are dillerenl CRVPTOQUOTES I Y 7 S XI a ces a 11:35(J) ChHro Q 12;00 (I) ClJ Entortolnmont Tonight llll Mlgnum, P.t. CU CD Love Connection 0 Crftttl 81ory Torello's reporter friend plans to expose Ray Luca's 1mugg11ng cartel . Storeo. sw IIAilllMII t M 'J Q M X C Z ,J X ll V H Z M I. A .I T I. A ll R M I. I ll H X S IIAZXI . vz T S S I' ll I.YDI. MX XYSARQ s w 0 V I' M H H I> I. - X I> 8 L> E M J Vealerda11'• Crv.loquole: CLOTHES OON'l MAKE THE MAN, BUT CLOTHES HAVE GOT MANY A MAN A GOOD JOB. VHEELANQ IIERDERT IIAHOU> �Page- 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport Ohio Monday, August 20, 1990 Local news briefs -....., Thunderstonns start off new week in Ohio Fund shaw 1990 fair finale A draft horsp fu nd show at the g rand stand was a fina le Pvent Sa turda y night f or the ! 27th annual Meigs County ra i r. Prize money of $100 per co ntest was divided into five plal'PS. In t he cart clas s, Byron James took first. wit h ,Jeremy Carr coming in second, and Doug Ca rr. third . In the farmer 's hit c h competitio n placing first was Rodney Tu ttle wi th Tim Bf'arhs, second, and Doug Carr. Doug Carr took fir s t i n the log sk id, with Glen Tu ttle, second, Tim Bf'a rhs, third . Doc Rose, fourth and Marlesia Bovln, fifth. l n the men's wagon obstacle coursl.-', lh P winners, first through fifth. were Tom Hoover, Rodney Tu tile, Gl en Tuttle, Doug Carr, and Danny Erickson . In th e ladles ' wagon obstacle course, fir st place went to M arlesia Bown, second to Marie a Guess, and third to Madalyn Carr. Doug Carr and his hel per Jeremy Ca rr. took f irst in the feed run c lass with Tim and Scott Bearhs coming in seco nd, Glen Tu ttle and Billy Johnson, third, J ere my Ca rr and Jerrod Douglas, fourth . and M i ke Brothers. f ifth . Meigs fair attendance figure up The !27th annual Meigs Coun ty Fa ir showed the highest attendance figures since 1984. according t o Ma ry Gilmore, sC'c rPt a ry of thP Fair Board. Mrs Cilmo re c redited part of th e increase in paid admissions to the fair to t he new fence which surround s the Rock Spri ngs F"lrgrounds. The nice weather. not too hot and dry , probably "!so co ntributed to thr higher attendance figures . she ooted. The J990 m embership ti c ket sales were up 286 over the 1989 fi )::ures. with 3,880 betng so ld thi s year. As for gate admissions thr total was H. 812 up 2, 146 over las t year. Area... Con ti nu cd from page I Th e shrnf! blames hig h bo nd amount s se t in t hescourts and long wai ts for trial s as a pa rt of tht' cau sP of th e overcrowding According to Meigs Count .v Prosecuting At tor ney Steven L. Story. the cr owd ed fac ilit y is l ar gely t he resu lt or what he term s tile "very aggressive law enforcement program on t he pa r t of the she riff' s departm ent and thE' prosecutor's office.·· "Some or th e offenders co uld br ou t on lesser bonds", Story wrnt on to say. "but thosr bo nds are set by the jud pJ'S on the rProm mendation of th e prosecu· tor's offi cr to assure appeara nce in ro ur t ." · 'ThP problem that I see is that have a ve r y o ld facility", St ory sa id. Wf' "l l' s a t least a hund red ypars old and has never had any major rrnovation . It nee-ds major re no· vat ion or we nePd a new facili ty." So uisby states that of th e ten prisoners cu rren tl y in custody a t the j ail. only on e is serving a se nt ence. Six oth ers are in j ail on p<' ndln g felony c harges and three m ore are misdemeanor offend ers awai ting court appearances . Soulsby stated that as soon as throne prisone r remaining in the srco nd floor cell block was r eleased. the cell block wo uld no l onger be used. lim iting the space to:· incar ce rating prlsoner s tot he 10-prisoner first fl oor cell block . Today's break makes the third escape from the Meigs Count y J ail i n a month 's time. The fir st escape was that of E ddie Pa · t ric k . who. with the assistance of hi s wile. Chrts. escaped and was r e -cap tured in July. Dav id Per sons escaped on A ugu st 8 while on a work del ai l at the depa r lme nt and is now In thr cu stody of the Mason Count y. W .Va. sheriff. -Area deaths Chari~ Butcher f harlf>s L ButrhPr, 74. Mud fork Rd., Pomeroy , died Sa tur day after noon as t he rP sull of injur ies suffered in an automobilt• acr id rnl on Gibso n Roi.id in Meigs County Bo rn on .Jan . 2H. 1~ 1 6 at West Hamlin , W. Va ., h<'w as th eso n of Char les Bu tcher and Emma K!ng Butcher . He was a far m f.lr and formPr hus dr ivl'r for the Meigs Loc al Sc hoo ls, at one time worked for the Austin Powder Co.. M cA rthur, and was a mPmber of the form er Northw rs trrn Board of Ed uca tion. He is survi ved by his wife of 4B vrars, Alpha Gladys French Bu tcher, Pomer oy; a daughter and son-i n·l aw, Sandra and Ar · t hu r Di ste lhor st, Pomeroy; two sons . Cha rl es M . Dutcher. Zanes · v· lllr. and l! arr y Roger Butcher, Po m C'roy: f ive so n s a nd daughters 10 law. Peter and Bon· nie Bu tc her. CrPOia; Rodney and Paula Butcher, Ro nald and Cher y l £lutcher. Randall and Robi n £lutcher, and Rex and Tamm y Butcher. al l o!Pomerny. Al so su rv iv ! ng are sevPn broth · ers, Basil Bu tcher and Davey Bu tc her. West Virginia; Chrlsie Butc her, .John Butc her. F lorid a; Will iam Butcher of Mi chigan; Jeff Butcher of A thens . and Thoma s B utc her of Toledo; and three sistPrs, M a r y Rrowning . Virginia Tomhlln <~ n d Tilda Butcher , all of West Virginia. along with severa l nieces and nephew s. Funeral sPrviees wi ll be held Wednesday at 1 p.m . at the Ewing Funeral Home. Joe Say re will olflclatr and burial will be In White Oak Cemetery . Prlends may ca ll at the funeral home !rom 7 to 9 p.m . Monday and 6 to9 p.m . Tuesday at the fun eral home. Earl Cross Earl P . Cross, 71, of Racine. died Saturday at Riverside Meth odist Hospital In Co lumbus fol lowing a brief Illness. Born In Racine on June 16, 19!9, he was the sonotthe late Alben B . and Amelia Parrett Cross . He was a farmer and bus driver tor Southern Local Schools , and a director of the Home National Bank, Racine. Mr. Cross was a member of the Racine Baptist Church, a charier member of the Racine Grange 2606, a former truslee, Ohio Agriculture Association, and belonged to the Farm Bureau. His hobby was working with wood. He Is survived by his wife o! 41 years, Geraldine Mae Holler Cross; five daughters, Diana Mae Cross, Co lumbus; Mr s. Gary tDonna Marlet Norris. Rac ine; Mrs . Je ff !Deborah Mary ) Ha rris, Portland; Mr s. Frank t Denise Maxine! M amone, Co lumbu s, Della M ar · garet Cross. Co l umbus; a brot her, George Benton Cr oss. Ft. Walton Beach. Fla.; eight grandc hildren, Kendra and Kyle Norris. C. J. and H il lery Harri s. Lo ri. John . Chris tine and Ste · pha nie M am one, two brothers · in law, and five sisters -In-l aw, al ong with seve ral nieces and nephew s. In addition to his parent s. he was preceded in dea th by a brother, Cly de Cross, and a brother-in · law, E ugene Holter. Services will be held T uesday at I p.m . at Ewi ng Fu nera l Hom e In Pomeroy with the Rev Cha r les Norris and Rev . Steve Deaver officiating . Friends mav ca ll from 2-4 p.m . and 7 9 p.m . M onday at the fun eral home Burial will be at the Oak Grove Cem eter y. In lieu of fl owers , do nat ions may be m ade to the Racine Baptist Churc h, 5th Street , Ra ci ne OH , 45771, In m em or y or Ea rl P. Cro ss . Oris Lyons Oris Franklin Lyons, 81, Lo· well, died Saturday evening a t his residenc e. Bor n May 5, 1909 In Meigs Co unty, Mr. Lyons' hom e ha d been In Middleport before co m . lng to th e R ainbow area 22 years ago . While residing In M eigs County h e had been a deputy sh er iff. He was an Independent truck driver and had formally hauled coal for Iddings Trucking Compa ny . He was a m ember or the Pinehurst Christian Church. On July 17, 1981 he married Thelma Newlon To lley, who survives with two stepsons, Okey Tolley , Col umbus, and Glen Tolley, Melbourne, Fla.; tour step-grandchildren; three sons, Edwa rd Lyons Auburndale, Fla .: and Virgil Lyons and Tony Lyons, Paris, Ky.: numerous grandchildren: a brother, Rus sell Lyons, Middleport: and a sister, Greta Tanner, Thornville . In addition to his parents, Mr. Lyons was preceded In death by a brother and a slsler. Private lnlerment services will be held following cremation at the convenience of the family . Memorial services will be held at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made to the Salvation Army, 136 Front St., Marietta, 45750. The McClure-Schafer Funeral Home I s handling the arrangemen ts. By United Press International Ohioans were faced with sea l · tered showers and thunder · storms to s tart the work wE>ek M onda y. At dawn, sk ies were cloudy over th e entire state, wi t h peri ods of drizzle over the north eas t co rn er . Temperatures ranged from low 60s over northern ohio to the low 70s over the sou thern sec tions. Winds were mainly li ght and variable. A stationary front over southern ohio will keep the threat of showers and thunderstorms over the Buckeye St ate through Wed· nesday as It moves sl owly northeas t across the state . So me of the thunderstorms were ex pected to produce heavy down· pours. es pecially over the cen tra l and souther n sections of Oh io. A!terroon temperat ures wil l be mainly In th e 70s over no rth ern Ohio and i n the 80s over sou thern sections through Wt'd · nesday, with overn ight lows In the 60s in the north and t hP low 70s In the so uth Dryi ng potenti al !or ha v will bl' m inimal lor the first part of thP week, with relative hum id iti es of 80 percen t or more through Tuesday night. However , sunny sk ies will star t ret urning on Wednesday . Thursday and Frid ay will be fair, and highs Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will be In the middle HOs across the state. The livestock safety Index will reach the danger ca tegory over t he southern Ohio MondHy and Tuesday . On the early morning weather map, a stationary fron t stretc hed from Virginia across sou th ern Ohio to a low pressure over Iowa. A h ig h pressu rP system was located j ust southeast of James Bay . T he low pressure over io" Parker exhibits 2 champions Ka thl een Parker Moore of Pomeroy showed both the grand champion and the reserVP cham pion j er seys In th e open class dairy ca ttl e show staged rrida y at the M eigs Cou nty Fair. M oore al so took f irsts fo r dam and da ug hter, herd consis ting of four fem al es, and ju nior two yl'ar old cow . T he firs t i n grt of slrP co nsist Ing of three animals fr om onP stn:. went t o Aaron Weav t'r nf L e tart , W. Va . , wi th Brent Rose of Racine, taking the first for j unior heifer ca lf. and Jill Tav lnr of Bidwe ll, f i rst for fou r year old cow. In the open class ho ls tei n dairy ca ttle show, the reserve c ham - pion bu II was shown by Roy Holter or Pomeroy . Other firsts tak en hy Holler were i n the classes yearling bull, j unior year ling heifer , produce of dame, co nsisting of two animals, a male and femalC'. Other firsts in the show went to Ric h"rd Koblentz, Pomeroy , jun· ior heifer ca lf, born alter March I; i nte rmediate heifer ca lf; Pa · t r\c la Cook Shade, Intermediat e se nior yea rlin g; John Robinson, Jr. . Sh ad e. lntermedl te heifer ca lf, senior yea rling heifer, dry th ree to four year old cow, se nior two year old cow, five year old cow. " ged cow, dam and daughter. and herd consisting of fou r fem ales. Tractor-truck pull contests held at Meigs County fair Ca sh prizes in seve n pla crs wrre award ed at Satu rd ay night's tractor-! ruck pull at th e Mei gs Cou nt y Fair In the 5500 " Loca l Yokel" r oad uSf' four wh t't'l drive truck thr winners werl' T!m Tay l or, Ch ar lesto n. W. Va. f irst ; Cl inton Baill'y, Ches ter , second ; Jeff Pa rk er. Tuppers Pla ins, t hi rd; Don Smith , Rac in e, fourth, and Alan Pa r tl ow, Pomeroy, f ifth David H ively of Poi nt Pleasant took first in the o,OOO field stock tractor. wit h .Jeremy Stone. Dex ter, winni ng second; Les ter St. Clair of New Strai tsv ille. third; Terry Co llins. Friend ly , W. Va . four th ; Marlin Evans, Racine. fifth. and Pat Barrett. Vincent. sixth. In bo th I he "Local Yokel " class and th e 6.000 f ield stock, the prizes were $100 for f i rst, $75 for seco nd. S50 for third . $25 for four th . $1 5 for f ifth. and $10 fo r sixt h . T i m Stone of Dexter took (l rst in the 8,000 f ield stock tra ctor class wllh Je rem y Stone, Dex ter . taking seco nd : David Hi vel y, Gallipolis. third ; Roger Ston e, Poin t Pleasa nt, W.Va., fouur th; Pat Co l lins, Fr iendl y, W. Va . fifth ; Ear l St Cla i r, Loga n, si xth, a nd Tim L awso n, Rac in e, sc·vrnth. In th e 10,000 field stock tra ctor, t he winners, l is ted fir st through sixt h, were Ru sse l l Woot en, Pom eroy, Pomeroy; Erin Bar · ret t. Vi nce nt; John Clouse. Some r set ; John Rech . Mari etta, and Scot t Donahue . Vi nton. Taking fir st In the 19,500 road use sem i-tra ctor class was Don Rose, Racine , first ; Roy Newell. Middleport, second; Stan Ragan, Albany, third; Dave St anley . Albany, fourth; Dave Trout, Al bany , fifth; Larry Napper. Langsville, sixth, and Dave Er· v\ n, Alba ny, seve nth . In the 8,000 f ield stock t ractor , the 10,000 f ield stock tractor. and the 19,500 road use se mi -tract or classes. the cas h prizes were for fir st. $125 for seco nd , $100 for third : $75 f or fourth, $50 for filth . $25 for si xth. and $10 for seve nth . nso Robinson, Sheets have grand champions Rex R ob i nso n. Coo l v ill e. showed I he grand champio n ra m , and .Jim Sheets , Pomeroy, the grand champion ewe In th<' Suffolk sheep show staged T hurs day at the Meigs Coun ty Fair . Robinson also took the rosette for I he reser ve champion ram. along with two blues for ram one year and und er and a ram lamb. Shawn Dalley , Racine. showed the reserve champion ewe. In the cla ss for ewes two years and older, t he bl ue ribbon went to B . J . E r vi n, Ra c ine. ~ll'JV••• ________c_o_n_tin_u_e_d_f_ro_ m__p~a-g~e__l _______________ cl rcum stantJal evidence . Bu t he sa id s uch Pvldencr account s for the majority of murder conv ic tions. In his Instr uctions to the jury , Cabell Judge Alfred F erguson sa id c ircum stantial ev idence may be co nsi dered as "substan tia I proof." " Ju st having a gut fee ling Is not r easonable doubt ," Ch lies sa id . "You swore under oat h by God to not be swayed by sym pathy , to listen to the ev idence. The co ld, hard facts are the defendant murdered his wile." Allen warned the ju ry that In the process of Investigation and media reports and expcsure. "everything gets skewered, " a!· fec tlng witnesses' testimony . The defense attorney claimed " lnconslslencles" In the prosecu tion's case. "There's no evidence Kathy McGinnis was killed out at that house," Allen said, referrin g to the McGinnis residence. Allen said Ca bell County sheriff's detective Bob Adkins "used poor judgment In this case. He Hospital news V eterana Memorial SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Cora Birch; Eunice Christy: Pauline Saunders. SATURDAY DISCHARGESDorothy Higgins and Kenneth Hysell. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Wilda Brogan, Danny Rltne and Karen Mcintyre . SUNDAY DISCHARGES Susan Sheppard . didn't take any fingerprint s at the house, and you saw In the video tape where there was a piece of gras s on t he bed, and what did lh ey do? They left II there. " Allen said the prosec ution must p rove "t im e. place, motl ve, means and conduct. All mu st pcln t to Lyle M cGi nnis ." "They have no motive what soever, other than they cla im he knew he was abou t to be caught (for mall fr aud! ," Allen sa id . " I t doesn't make any sense the one person In the world that probably would stlck by him, and he's going to kUI the one person who would ta ke care of his c hildren?'' wtll move slowly cast to central Indiana by Tuesday as the s ta tlon a r~· fron t moves north as Gl warm f ront to ex tend from the low aC' ross CPntral Ohio to Meigs announcements Pomeroy AA to meet Pomeroy group of Alcoholics Anonymous and AI Anon will meet at 7 p.m . on Thursday at Sacred Heart Chu rch For information ca ll l -800-333-5051. County Court to close Offices of Meigs County Co urt will cl ose on Thursday a fternoon and Friday afternoon for compu ter trainin g. Weather South Central Ohio Shower s and thunderstorm s likely Monday n ight, wllh a low In the lower 70s. Chance of ra in Is 70 percent. Showers and thunderstorms Tuesday , with highs in the lower 80s . Chance of rain is RO percent. Edended Forecast Wednesday through Friday A chance of shower s and thund er storm s Wednesday, wi th lai r wea ther Thursday and Fri day. Hi ghs will be In the 80s each day, with ove rnight lows i n the 60s. western North Ca rolina The high pressure wil l drtit slowly so uth to the western Great Lakes b.v Tuesday evening. Lottery numbers Ohio Lottery Cubs hand Reds 3-1 defeat Plck-3: H6 Pick-4: 5724 Cards: 6-H; 9-C ; 2-U; 2-S Low toni ght In mid 60s. Chtu1 ce of rain 80 percent. Wednesday, high In the lower 80s . Chan ce ol rain 70 per cent. Page 4 CLEVELAND tUPl i - Saturday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers : Plck-3 I 969. Pick-:! ti cket sales totaled $1,467,680, with a payoff du e of $:192,795 .50 Pick - ~ 0917. Pick-4 ticket sales tota led $279,133.50, with a payoff due of $109,000 . (;ards Four or hearts. King of clubs. Four of diamonds. Eight or spades. Cards ticket sa les totaled $220,439, with a payo ff due or $91,610. Super Lotto 15, 21, 22, 24, 41, and 42. Super Lotto ticket sales totaled $6,884,000 . Ki cker 942468. Kicker ticket sales totaled $!,042.498 Vol.41, No.76 U nils of M eigs County F.mer Med lC'a l Services n'· spo nded to 17 ra ll s ove r the weekend . Midd leport squad was called to the Prescri ption Shop a t 11 :33 a .m . and tran spor!Pd Wilda Brogan to Veterans Mem orial Hos pital. At I 53 a.m., SyracuS<• . squad was ca lled to the Meigs Co unt y rair for Olga Yonker. Yonkrr wa s t ra n sporlf'd to PleJ sa nt Valley Ho spital A t 3:3op.m. on Saturdav. I he Rutl and sq uad wa s l a k ~n to Gibson Road to a motor vehic lp acc id ent. Charl es Butcher was taken t o Vetera ns MPmori cll Ho spit al. At .1: 4> p.m . , Sc ipio F i re Departmen t was cal led to the Bu tcher auto aee ide nt. Pomeroy squad was ca ll ed to the Maples Apartments l or Eu n ice Chr isty at 6:30p .m She was t ra n sported to Vet eran s MemorIal Ho spit al Pom eroy wa s called to Wes t M ain St "'"'at 6 4o p.m . for Pauline Saunder s. Sa undf'rs was t ra nsport ed to VPIPran s Memoria l Hospita l. Syracu se squad was di spat ched to the M eigs County Fairground s fo r I sra el Phi llips. Phill ips was taken to Vetera ns M em orial Hospital. M idd leport fire depart men t wa s called to a ve hicl e f ire on Stat e Route 55-l a t 11 : 30 p.m . on Sat urday . The following individu al s were t rea ted bu I not tran sported at th L• M ei gs Cou nt y Fair on Sa turda y by lh e Syracuse squ ad . Tam\ Saub\e, Tricla Da v i s. Shaun Set h, Tiffinie Willi ams, Monica · S\ nd er. Cha r les Mic hael. Erir Shauli s, Harley McDonald and Michelle Luca s. At 12:32 a m on Sunda~' morn · ing, Sy racusP squad wa s ra li ed to Cherry St reel !orR udy Ri ffl e and Danny Riffl e. ThPy wPrP trans · por ted to VPIPrans Memorial At 1: 16 a. m .. Syracuse was called to Roya l Oa k Resort for .l ody Kidwell, who wa s takPn to Veteran s MPmu ri al Ho spital Ru · I land squad was ca lled to Salem Street a t I 211 a.m . Robbie Ea ds wa s taken to Ho lzer M Pdlcal Ce n ter. At <1 : ~4 p.m , Pomeroy squad we nt to Stat e Route 7 for .Joetta M orris. Morri s WilS takrn to St. JoS<'ph 's Hos pit al. At 5:05 pm ., Pomeroy squad w ent t o Ruck Street for Er nes Une WPrry, who was taken to Ve!Pra ns MPmorial Hospital. Mar y Trail was t ra r. s por!Pd t o Vf'tPrans M£>m or!a l Hospital by Pomeroy squad from Ches ter Road at 6: ~:l p.m . At 7: 55 p.m ., Pomeroy squad wrnt to Pine Grovf' Road for K aren M ci ntyre. She wa s takl'Jl to Vetera n s Memorial Hospi tal Ra · cine squad wrnt to Wa ter St reet a t 9:Oop.m . f or Ruth Swan. She was ta ken to Holzer Medical Ce nt er. Syr acuse f ire depart · m f' nt wen t to Wat er Street at II : 22 p.m . for an electrica l f ire at th e Roger VIning resid ence. Three will share Super Lotto jackpot CLE VELAND iUPli- Th ree peop le will share Saturda y's $13 million Super L otto j ac kpot beca use they c hose the six wi nning num ber s. The winning numbers were 1>. 21, 22, 24, 41 and 42 . Ho lders ol those thre e ti cket s ca n red eem th em and become eligible !or$4.33 3,334 for the next 20 year s. Wedn esda y's Super Lo t to j ackpot will be $3 million. Of the tic ket s sold , Ohio Lot · tery offi ci al s sa id 194 had li ve out of the six numbers !orSl.OOOeach and anot her 8,643 had four or them for $75. The Kicker portion of the game produced the num ber 942468, and two player s had alI six numbers in order , good for $100 ,000. Or t he t ickets sold Saturd ay. six had the first five number s for $5,iiiJO eac h; 91 h ad the f irst !our for $1,000: 948 the fir st thre e ! or SIOU and 9,433 th e fi rst two for $10 . By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Co mmunity D eve l opmen t Blocl<. Grant funding fo r stree t lrnpnwements and th e abandon · m en I of St eep Street In Pomeroy were di scu ssed at Monday's regu lar m ee tin g or Pom eroy V illa ge Co uncil. Counci l vo ted to vacate Steep Street, wh ich is loca ted i n t he Monkey Run area, wi th the stipul at ion tha 1 alii andowners on the street, of which th ere are four, agr ee I o pay the Iega I cos I of the aband onment. Council members also agre ed to check with le ga l coun sel regarding the proc edu re re. quired to abandon the street. Co un ci l m ember Th omas Wr rry r eques ted a str eet sign for U nco In Terrac e, and was in!orme d by Vi llage Mana ger John Anderson that such a sign wa s now avai table and would be Am E lectri c Power ............. 28\ol AT&T ................. ............. 33\ol Ashland Oil .... ...... ............. 31% Bob Evans .......................... 13 \!, Charming Shoppes . ..... .. ....... 7 City Holding OJ ................... 15 Federal Mogui... .. .. ...... .. .... .IS% Goodyear T&R ...................... 24 Key Centurion .... ................ 11\!, Lands' End ........................ .12* Limited Inc ............... .. ...... .17\!, Multimedia Inc ........ .. .... ..... 63\ol Rax Restaurants .................. 1% Robbins & Myers ..... ............ 20 Shoney's Inc ....... ......... ....... 13\ol Star Bank ................... ....... .l7* Wendy's Inti ........................ 5* Worthington lnd ................. 21¥., (Federal Morulls ex dividend today) * IIOLE IN ONE SPONSORS - MIUJe Midkiff and .Joan Wolfe of Bank One, Pom eroy . and Paul n eed of Farmers Bank and Savings Co., pietun·d lt'ft to riKht, will h(' off t• ring a da.y's intt•n•."it on a mUiion dollars CL"i thr priu for makin g- a holt• In Coun cil also granted And erson pe rmission to p ur cha se count er we igh ts lor the vii Ia ge ·s front end loader. and m oved to split the co st of the w eigh t s betw een th ose vi ll age department s that wi ll br using t hem . A bid fr om the M cLean Com· pany was accepted fo r a tar b uggy. to be used by the vi llage i n i ts street rt• pair pr oj ec-ts, in thf' amoun t of $000 . Co unctl Clerk Brenda Morns announ ced tha t Jeff Peckham had been hired as a new em· pto yee or the vt ll age water deparune nt effeclive Monday . Morris was also gra nt ed permiss ion to sel l thr vi ll age's 1977 Case backhoe by sea led bid. Due to the L abo r Day holid ay on September 4, the vi llage se t its next regula r meet ing for Sep· !ember t I at 1.10 p.m . a t th e M eigs County Fa ir. According to the report, a subject dr iving a green Ch ev relet Nova was stopped b.v a sher iff 's deputy who w as assist l ng in pa rk i ng cars at thL· fai r grou nds The driver bac kl•d hi s vP hiclP i nt o thp right front f pnd f' r of a 1985 Chrysler drivf'n by l.urai nf' Kiser of Raci ne which h a d tJPrn stopped bl'hind him . ra u.c, in g lig ht to modL•ratp darn :q;:P. Two pa ssengpr s in th£' Nova left th e car .: m d thl'drivpr fl r d th P scene ShPriff Sou l sb.v rrpor ts t hat the n am l' of thl' dri vPr is bei ng wllh tlf.'l d pPnding his arrf'st Loc al law l 'n forTPmf'nl offl · eials Wl'!T' in s ~~ racusP on Mon day Pvrning looki ng for an indivi dua l who fled f rom a tr ai lPr on Fifth St ret '! i n Sy r aru sr \\!h en DPp ut ies Mary Boyd and Robert Beeg le a t tPmptrd to srrve thr man with an arrPst wa rr ant . The subjPrt . <1ccording to lht' depart men t. fled from a rea r door wi t h Deputy lloyd in pur · suit. The indi vidual went Int o th e wooded area behind t he Slsslon rrsi d e nrf' a nd was la trr s potted in Rose Va lley . ll r was weari ng b l ue jeans, Harley Davidson suspenders. a dark shirt and white tenni s shoes. He was 5'9' ·with should er length bl ond is h hair . T he su bject Is approxima t ely 19 year s of age. A motorcvr te the the individual was opf'r atin g ear lier was tm pounded and two c hild ren, ages two and th ref' wcn' pla crd in thf' cu stody of thr Departm en t of Huma n Servic ps T he children we re r eportrd lv t hr children of the subjP<'I Th e name of thl' individual is being held Jl<'ndmg furth er inves ti ga ti on Anyom• h;wi ng i nformation regardi ng thP indiv id ua l is br ing as ked to con\a('t thP MPigs Co unt y Shrri ff "s Dl' pa!"tmPnl. one on 16 althe "Scramble lor Scouts". They are pictured with Uon McHade, right, ol Columhus Southern F'owPr Co., the vo lunt~ er finan ct• r hairman for Uu• Mf.M S('out Distri<.:t . Second annual MGM golf benefit set for Cliffside Course Aug. 30 ,\ t our namrnr tf'rmed · sera mhlc f or scouting'· fill tlw Tri - Statt• r\rPa Council n f th1· l~o\· Scouh of 1\m r ri ct, will ht· ht' ld on r\ug . :\ll. at tht • ('!ifhi<h· Cour.l..(' . (;;1ll ipolis. at I p m Prm'l'f'Cb from lhr· IDurnanwnr will .£!11 rov.ard hm · ..,co ut :wth ·i tit '" in thP M l~ i g o., , (;al! r; r anti M;tson Cnunr\ · ;trP;t l'ril"" lfl!aling $:HUHHI will lit' awardt•d r\ cloru ri on o f $r)ll )jt'! p:rrtiC'ip;tnt v;i ll l td \l' c <JI"!' (Jj grrt' n ft•f'o..,. cart, food. dr·ink, p f"il. r'i dS w e!! ii S hf'l p 1hP '-COil ! i ng pr·ngr;!m Ont ' d .t_Y\ int t•rP~I tHI :1 nlilliurr do!Ltr I"Prt llira tt· of drpoo..,it fr Dm l kntk OrH· ,\!lf1 f· "Ltrmt· t·:-, ri.Hlk u! !)OITH 'I 0\ wi!J JJP tht• pr i/ (' f t H rn; tl\ ing ;1 · 'ho lf' in urw · · un l ti T hi .-, io., lht• .'-. f'Cn nd J tlrtual MC;M !tor Scour Culf HPnPfir Enlripo., H"ilh chPck.o., rr 1adP our ro T tu· Hm ~couto., of ,\mPrif 'i t. sht1uld tw -,pnl II"• I ld \' id Shafft•t . Star l bnk. ~ rl c ·I JUI "l Srn•f'l. CallifJo!i-, C)w· -. II I Hh cd n b1 • din •c· tpd t11 .lnhn P ink1·1 ·m;tn. !lio.,t t ic l fo:XI 'c uli \ "t'. Mr;M District . at .'\0 4 -:lL:\ - ."\..W ~. 11r rn illl\" commitl('l' rnprnbl'l i\ !1 arf'a go lfer s are rncrJUI" FREE INSPECTION SHAVER REPAIR CLINIC ALL BRANDS TUESDAY AUGUST 21 4 TO 7 PM INCLUDES: CLEANING, OILING, ADJUSTING, GREASING . IAIOIS MAY BE DROPPED OFF IN ADVANCE 992-6491 786 North Second Middleport, Ohio Upon the r equest or And erson, counci l vo ted to give th e village man ager approval to seek Co m· munlty Dev el opment Block Gr an t Fu nds for a project that wo uld res tore the curb and sid ewa l ks on Lincoln Hill !r om Linco ln Terrace to the loot of th e hi ll, where slip page has becom e a pro blem , as we ll as any o ther places wher e slippage poses a safet y problem . Gwendolen Gibeau!, 15, a ninth grader at Souther n High Sc hool. Is r epor ted missing according to the M eigs Co unty Sher iff' s Department. Sheriff J ames M . Sou ls by sa id Glbeaut was working at o ne of the booths at the Meigs Count y Fa lr wh en she got angry and quit. She has not returned home. Fam ily m embers reported to the depa rtment tha t Gibeau! was see n on the fairground s on Saturd ay night She Is 15 year s of age, 5'5'' t all, brown should er length hair and brow n eyes. She was wearing a peach colored shirt and b lack pant s and white ten ni s shoes. Anyone with in forma tion rr· gardlng Gibea u! is asked · to con tact the Meig s Co unt y She· rill' s Depar tment. · In a news release issued today. the depar tm ent reports the loves ligat i on of a hit -sk ip acc id en t whic h occured T hur sday even ing Same Day Service All Parts btra Dally stock prices (Asol 10: 3lla.m .) Bryce and Mark Smllh of munt, Eilts &: Loewl Installed. A parking problem in the Pleasant Ridge·Spring Avenue area was brought befon· council bv Mavor Richard St•y l er. who s~ggested tha t roa d si gns be In stalled to prevpnt those park ing In the ar ea f rom blocking through traffic . Anderso n also reported that work would begin Tues da y morntng on the str eet repair projec t at Lincoln Ter r ace . Meigs County girl reported missing; last seen at fair $395 Stocks 25 Cen ts A Multimedia Inc Newspaper Pomeroy Council discusses CDBG funding Squads respond to 17 calls over weekend gency 1 Sec1ion , 10 Pages Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, August 21, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 PET SHOW WINN En - 1'wo year old ''Bowser," pictured her e with her owner Chrl•ll Maidens, WllN a hlg winner at the Meigs County Fair Pel Show on Thursday afternoon. The 25-pound cat tuld his owner took hom e "Best Overall Pet" tu1d "Best Cat" honors . .. agr-d ro P<Jrticipatr in thP "co ut ing twnef il. State under flood watch By Unltrd l>ress Intern ational /\ flood watch was in ef frrt for all of Ohio T ues day, with th<' \'a rionJi Wrat her Sl·rvi cc pn·· diet in g rain w ou ld f all th roug h· ou t th r day on tht•st a tP's already sa turat Pd soil s. At mi dm ornin g, thr heav iest rainfall was in th1· sou thern and crnt ral counllPs, w ith morr th an 2 inch(•s rrport rd in so mr areas, bu t showers a nd thund e rstorms wnp to sprrad ow•r al l the sta tr by midd av . I t ma rked a di fference in the usual weather pattern: rainy w<•e kends fo ll owed bv su nn y wo rk wrrks. The Na ti ona l We ath rr Sc rvic r says it has ra ined on I R of th e past 21 weckf nds tn th e state . Th e NWS sa id as muc h as :1 in c hes cou ld f all, wh i ch would likf'l y ca usr urba n and small · stream fl ooding. Wed nesday wi ll be much lik e Tu esday. wi th showers and thun · derstorms likel y, and highs in th e mid -70s. Th ur sday wil l see fair skies. but shower s and thu nder· storm s wi ll return Fnd ay and Sa turday . Highs will be In t he 80s eac h day . and lows In th e 60s . With soil s sa turated. the f ai r wca tli rr Thu rsday wi ll on ly get drying start ed when shower s r etur n aga in Friday a nd Sa tu r da y. UndPr l hPse circum stan ces, op tions for farming ar e limit ed. Where necessary, l ives toc k producers should mo ve anima ls ou t of flood ·pronL' are as and make sure th at feed supplies are available a nd storagP areas pro tected. Working with animal s will not be without som e ri sk as high temperatures climb Into the Con tinued on pa ge 10 ·' ·- - ili/!tii..Y;, ,.,~ ~ l.INE UP FOR VISAS- II Jordllnlan sHuril , poU ceman manning a ma c hinr gun lu•£'1Js an t•y(· on the surroundings of th e U. S. Emha"isy in Amman f'arly lnda,l" a.o, pt·op lf' linf' up for visa."i . Tht• State ()t•partm r nt h as ad\•ist•d !\.mrri4.: ans to ('o nsidcr h•aving ,Jordan. (U PI \ Iraq deploying Scud missiles By ANN PETEns Un ited Press International Ira~ f or ces in Kuwait report · edly were deployi ng what ap · peared t o be Scud m issi les with in ra nge of t he Sa udi capital while Baghdad pursued its al liance wi th nei ghbo ri ng Jordan by se nding it s forei g n mini ster for talks. British Pr ime M i nister Mat·· ga r et T hat cher, me anwh ile, blas ted Iraq\ President Saddam Hus sein for t rying t o "hide behind Wes ter n wom en and child re n" by u sing them as shi eld s again st at tack and Egypti an Presiden t Hosnl Mub arak r enewed hi s ca ll for Iraq to withdraw !rom Kuwait. It was not clear wh at message I ra q i Foreign M i nister T ariq Azlz was brin ging to talks with .Jo rdania n ol!lcl al s, scheduled !or Ia te Tuesday . Jo rdan 's King Hu ssein, who In th e past year has strengthened his ties wit h I raq, ha s been under prrssurr f ro m th P l.' niled StJ i r~ to stop I r aq hound l'tll·go frDm cross ing hi s t('rrit or y l srar! also has warned It wou ld al' t if I ra qi forc r•s movl·d into .Jord<1n Th e StJtl ' DPpartment has war ned Aml'rica ns not to travP! to .Jorda n a nd said non ·f'SSC nt ia! US. Embassy staff and depend en ts had pe r rn is~ io r1 to le av(' thP coun try In Ln ndnn, Thakhe r agT~'ed wi th Pre sid ent Hush's statrmPnt that th e Westerne rs t ra pped In Iraq and Kuwait arr hostages . The Ir aq \ News agency sa id Sadd am w ould respond to Bush l ater Tu es day Th<~ leher also sla mmed Sad · dam for placing some Wes ter ners at strateg ic milita ry In stallations to ward off a ttack s. "Saddam Hu ssein Is now try lng In his tactic s to hide behind Wester n women and children and use them as human shields and u se them as part of his negotiat ions ," Thatcher sa id at a news con fP rl' n C'f' "WI' do not t' nrrr· in to suct1 nf'g otia tion s Thrse pPopll· Jrr• Pntillf'd to r rrt<lln fundamt•ntal hum a n ri ght s. l~· hich ha\·r hf'f'n to1 all.v f lout ed to thP repugna ncf' of thr who lf' nf lhf' r ivi l i7f'd world. " Tha te l1r r ~aid . T hatc hrr al so r ailed on th e Unlt rd I\' at io ns ro authorlzr mil· it ary cn forrrmcn t of an embargo against l rJq and Kuwai t, Jm . posed after !laghdad's Au g. 2 in vasion of Kuwai t du ring an oil and border dispute C.S. forces domin at e Western troops deployed In Sau di Arabia to protect that coun try follow1 ng th o Invasion and the United St ates ha s ordered I ts vessel s to inter cept l r" qi sh ippin g. Saturday, US shi ps fi red sho ts over the bow s of two Iraqi tankers mov ing out of the gulf, but the tanker s did not stop, and wa. shlng ton appeared to be wai ting for U.N. moves before taking Co ntinued on page 10 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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