https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/49d87013f7e5c640efaeeaec7469f094.pdf 56291403537a35a649b90c418d71dd62 PDF Text Text 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 �Tuesday, August 21 , 1990 Commentary U. S. duped by Hussein more than once The Dailv. Sentinel Ill (.oun ~ 11 '>SHPvGTC• '- - romer~ ' Ohill l'OTEI1.E!<T!' O f no DE'\ OT'EII W Page- 2- The Daily Swtinel Pomeroy- Mjc!dlepnrt. Ohio Tuesdav. 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' tit Il£ tlUtJ , JI . nc· urn~tt· tt ·nt f L1 ~UL, f ': J!-o , f'Utl I( By GEI'iE CAD DES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS - Ohio State's climb back among the elite In Big Te n football is a lmost complele Mo s l obse<vers, Inc luding Buckeye coaches, feel they may be a year away fro m contending for a na tional championship, mainly because of a young bul Improved defen se A Big Ten title In 1990, however , Is ccr ta inly not out of reach, especially with a favora ble home schedule Ohio State, which flnlsh ecl 8-3 overal l last year and 6 2 In the Big 10 lied for third with Mi chigan State, plays both dl'fending champ Michigan and runnerup Illinois this season In !USPS 14!1-ft!O) , (I nc l udt'{l c ;lf" c. nCJ.:Hin \.I.J Of ~urvp\ M ~ ~ ~- ·tlt~\ ( ndu · nr > ll :hor 1.( h , :1' tw' -.:u~r'lt ·n-.J,.n-.. d 11C'' l J" h<• t: : ht·: . h .r t Jl ~ ;an d~ "jd· ·r,t .1' '- .,.r.•:-~ · 1,1 1 rTJOI I. e :~ · .-.,-. pnmand~ hl't'0 unl fCIT m('ll':" Bu r "' L·t !-. 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Monday !-.l!Ct'' h l.h •rt 1 h;m ~!'> tw.a r r1u: m n f' : !;I:J'-- : h {lUL:t :'-. !it-"f'U~tUi ~.t-'d lr CL' O.: '-Opf-'l • C.Tldi, of MuUbnedla. Inc. cond clclss posta~ e pa id at Pomeroy , Ohio In l'lrdf'r tn pN'vf"nt r.t J'-:C'\ Indu r-1 a n d pt\M CAN' .. s.a~ s p nn &df Dl~hilon lhroogh F'rlday, 111 Cour1 St., Pu- tlt•adf•C tn I l S.Jd!Jt '\ M lA 1• lJt A .J cf ·n~ ·. ;1·a:· .-c :-nt: •dt n m !l (:J he.: d v ·.~ r ;,:- ·1 lf' j'f !. :, .-\ · t'.l! n 4( pt 'l'(· ,.. n 1 t'l1 .1. \l ... a ne-t 10n~ T.-~ u~hi'' !Jif'n;,;f "u rrc·ndt..,f' and 'T\ c.c l!' h•n'- :.1· f rt'quJn'>d 1n f'tni\ : 1," ! ll tl ~, lltk• li" : !1 \ '\- l { ' (ll f StmrTiliTlf. requesu. MorPOw:- ai!enr 1~~ Ill must •Tijuc · d. -,.:; :.r•c1;_., tt , to T • .nc ·u· -h,. t uc t hf'• i:ir ~tt ' :!h a 't'1 t'T. .d . '\'t •l\ ;v . •~ n:hlnB'\ r..c t Jto n ....1nd i>('t'nst' ,- ; 1· olt · . : : ::c·J dtRnptman uc·uun liikf'r, agalJU..' 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ID turn . rou tm~J' make publ" the name> ol lA b tJ "": ~ lf'li "T :be ~tate ~ ph\'SH'lRllf. ~,~, · hen qUE:•r diSt:"lplin.Hr~ agarm; h'r; L ~.;t • t· i-.m i:" · c t~ c·c·PS"- mu~.;· ; ~p··~on a .!\ \'JI.;J' twalt!ltacllitJel. mu't inlorm the !'tate ~ ~a · D.tl<•u· : ht·I' J w· CJ;"l Ll \l fl\ T host -....h e q ua !t• \ tL'-!'ll:'t :m ~~... , (..l tlc i U~ b :!- ( .TL.Blf·d l;.lu.i::J .J ; ·. 4.sc.;u:·itnl'E- a::--E- ma ndc.tt·C ~\ c· a:··I,TC'.'f .' earnmg the victory M tkP Jack son, 5-5 , look the loss Steve Young passed for tv. o seco nd-half touchdown s for San Franclseo. lnclucllng a 4-yard TD toss lu Jamie William s to tie I he game with 40 seconds left. Young pa ssed 46 yards to Rona ld Lewis to cu t the Denve r lea d Ia 24-17 lat e in the third period . San Franc1sco a lso scor ed on a 1 ya rd quart erback snea k by .Joe Montana and a 34-yard field goa l by Cofer J o hn Elway threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to lead I he Bronco s Elway spnn ted Inside the n g bt fl ag on a 2-yard TD run and threw a 13-yard TD pass to Vance Johnson to give Denver a l4-0 l1rst quarter lead . Th e Bronco s fa 1led to score behmd Kubi ak . but Elway returned to dire ct a 66-yard cl nve lh al led to Dav rd Treadwell's 32 ya rcl fi eld goa l one seco nd before halftim e. Elway finis hed the mght by capping a 77-yard drive on Denver' s first possession of the seconcl hal f with a 14 -yard TD pa ss to Shannon Sharpe " I'm go ing to stay afte r th em until we find so m e co mmon ground," Braa tz satd He sa ld he had lo set a deadl in e on last week's oflcr because If Majkow skI continues the hoi dout, hi s valut• diminish es, espe da lly If he mi sses a nv regul ar seaso n gam ps Majkow ski. 16 started ali 16 ga mes for Green 8dy la st season , leading the Packers lo a surprl s ing 10 -6 reeor d The fourth-year quarterbat.'k ou r of lht• U niver sl! y of VI rgin ia compleled 58 9 percent of hi s pa sse s and t hrew for 17 touc hdowns Dllweg wa s lmp icssive in Green Ba y's 17 13 exh lbrtion win over New 0 Jie;ms Sal urday hut I he Majik Ma n is s til l lht• m,m ·.~••·,~..~,~...111.... ~.111..~...~.~.~..~~~...~.~.~-~ ~Al\JD.l ! SlMDAf & niJIIE S~l SPRING VALLEY CINEMA ,; •~: ~ ~~~~,.. 446 ·4524 U 7S 8-ARGAIN MT !NHS SAT / Sutl & 11(0 . !~ J M NIGIIT TUESQIY (I XC [ Pl "GII051'" ) I 10 I 9 10 ('JA[ll ~&l!\ U - I ~10 lloii ii(J! l 10 I l Ill '"!(C ! "fo) JA~'US WIIH JIGS GHOST 111111101! lloll C l~ Il l Ill H.l\11 . . T\1\Qill IAArol l l ' " ' " I 00 I 9 10 ()II,J LY !.1.1/11.11 . 1110 . llolflll(~ • J ) · ~ ~ 1001; 1 I lO I 9 IS (lAllY ~• t o ~~ ' ~ I 1o\ D llol f1 -[(~ JO I l Con t Jnu ed un page I Monday's pre-season NFL game al Denver . Th e 49ers won, 27 24. ( UPI) Me mbe r United Press Int erna tiona l. Ohio l'f('wspaper Association r-;'at!onal Ath· Pr l ls lnll: Represenlatlvr. Branham Nt'wspa per Salef; 733 Thi rd Avenue, New York . New York 10017 . POS'fM ,\STER· SPnd addn.>ss changes ro Thr Dallv Senllnel. Ill Court Sl . ·1-om('J'oy, Ohio 457Ql c. ~mpl l:l inl'-. N'pon T ht~ t dN·umf'nt 111ll'd ~ (;,lupqJllllBhlf' [)orr oN · lS an .a dm lt lf'd h mC'nmp'lr-tt'' comJlf'n dJUm o1 ptl\ Slf'IAns dPSciplinf'rd tor m!!'pr'f'~cnht~ drugs , sf'xu al(' abusln~ p8tiPnts. providill!1 sum. tandard mf'dical carf' or f'ngap ng in other imp ropPr conduc1 Thr 1f'dPr al R"m'i"rnmf'nt soon "'Il l tlfog-ln S>1f'm•ticolly roliP<1 m;:: ! n1ormBi 1on OTl malpraM:iN' r af>f'!- dJscipllnan arlions and nthf'r sanruons 1n a Nattnal Prarnonrr Data Rank - but it \I.' OD t hf· madf' i \ 'Ailablfo to pattPnt~ SUBSCRIPTION MTES By Carrier or Motor Route One Week On£' Mon l h . .Sl 40 $6.10 One Y~ar .. $72.80 SINGLE COPY PRICE 25 Cenu Dolly Subscr ibers not desiring to pay the car rier mav remit In advance direct to The Dativ ~hltnel on a 3, 6or 12 month baA Is Credit will be given carrier each week. NQ subscriptions by mall pennllled In a{("aS where home car rier service Is avallabl(' Mall Sut.crlpUutut lu.lde Melp CountJ 13 Weeks ..... ... . . .. ... $19.24 26 Weeks ............................... 137.96 S2 Weeks :........... - . ... $71.36 Outllde Melp Coua&y 13 Weeks ............... . ...... $20.tKI 26 Weeks...... .... . . . -Si0.30 S2 Weeks ._ . ....... ............... $7S.40 Ohio Stadium. The Wolverines and F'l ghttn g llllnl, along wlth USC , another Ohio Stadium visitor this season, accounted for the Buckeyes ' three regular -season losses In 1989 . Coach John Cooper, e nterin g his third year at Ohio State, ha s a talented group returning from an offense which topped lhe Big Te n In tot a l offense and scoring a year ago, led by quarlerback Greg Frey and fullback Scotlle Graham The Buckeyes wlll be minus se nior lallback Carlos Snow , sitting oul the season after hlp surgery, but a number of tal ented, allhough untesled youngsters appear ready to take over Frey will be starting for the third year at quarlerb ac k He led the conference and was lOth nationally in pa ssing efficiency la s t year wh e n he passed for 2,132 yards and 13 touchdowns, com pleting 59 percent. Frey , who skipped spring practice to play baseball, will be pushed by junior Kent Graham, a Notre Dame transfer, and red shirt sophomore Kirk Herbstrelt, but Cooper proclaims. "Greg Frey Is our quarterback." tlfo se nior .Jefl Gra ha m 1no relation to Scottie ), who c aught 31 1a s t year for 608 yards. Another prime targel could be tight end J efl E llis, returnin g a fter m a jor knee surgery . The 6 fooH , 250 pound Ellis, Injured ln la s t year's USC ga me . a t the time was consid ered among the top tig ht e nds In the natJOn . He caught 40 passes 1n 1988 Ohio States offensive li ne must be rebuilt, wrth only one regular tcentcr Da n Beat tyl returning Cooper say s the talent Is there. how ever. f or an ou t slandlng line Defense , Ohio Stat es Achilles heel th e past severa l year s, ligures to he beiiPl despit e Its youth "We think we'r e vas tl y lm proved on defense." said Cooper , " because wt•'ve got better play er s a nd we've got more player s." T wo former starters, outslde linebacker J ohn Ka c herskl and Inside backer Andy Gurd, return after missing 1989 wllh Injuries Cooper also has two budding superstar s In in side back er Steve Tovar, a 6 foot 4, 140-pound er , and Alonzo Spellman, who will play defe nsiv e end this season at 6-foot-6 and 265 pounds "Steve Tova r really has In Seattle Graham, Ohio State primed himsel f Ia have a grea t has one of the top backs in the season, " sa id Cooper. "He has nation . Graham. a 5-foot-10, everything you want In " grea t 220·pound junior wilh 4.45 speed linebacker " In the 40, rushed for977yards and Spellm an wa s a starti ng out 10 touchdowns last season, averside line backer as a freshman aging 5.3 yards per carry. last year, but Cooper claims, Although a fullback, he also "Alonzo will be a bet ter down could play tailback, his high lineman than line backer Th l'school position. re'll be a ill Ue less lhlnklng The starling tailback In the Involved, relying more on his Sept. 8 opener againsl Texas ability a nd lnstlnct " Tech likely will be redshlrt Olher defensive regulars refreshman Raymont Harris, a lurnlng Include tackle Rlch G.loot·2, 220·pounder, with 4.5 Frlmel. Inside· linebacker Judah speed and outstanding hands for Herman. cornerback VInnie catching passes. Clark and free safety Mark Sophomore Dante Lee, who , Pelltnl. saw considerable action last Jeff Bohlman. who averaged year, also will be In the tailback 40.3 yards per kick lasl year, fight, along with a pair of gives Ohio State a solid punter, outstanding freshmen - Robert while redshlrt freshman Tim Smith of Euclid, Ohio, and Butler Williams lakes over I he By'not'e, of St. Louts. placekiCking. Frey's top receiver ligures to Cl m 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. 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'-,f•S l oC I · II ' • ~ ,,. t:.'lf' ' '~l.Tl l '.">.: ! t,d:, By ERIC McHUGH UPI Sports Writer The Majlk still Isn' t back for the Pack. and that's good news fo r the backup. The Green Bay Packers ha ve withdrawn a fiv e-year , $8.5 mil lion co nt ract offer to holdout quarterback Don Majkowski and are get tlng close to naming seco nd-year backup Anthony Oil weg as th e team's starter Packer VIce President Tom Braalz said Monda y the contract offer was ta ke n ba ck at 5 p m F'rlday whe n Ma jkowsk i and his agent failed to respond to it Braatz said he will contact agent Randy Vata ha to find o ut what leng th of co nlra ct MaJ kowski IS looking lor before drawi ng up anolh er proposaL 1 ' ,d)~- .:- tr ;_,.•'flU[J I c f" , "\1 1 ~- ;."' ,•. llC"L --:-Jt tf 'll'' • dd bu~h Cl ''I~J":".iJT ' 1 " l r .:::JJ<'' • :_:!-.Gl ="f'--.1 1 'n"'-lifl~ ' V. . ·l.,. · 'T ttU["! 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"- · '"f' dU ' 7"p.:.• " , • · .:~ scat tered se-ven h1 ts over f1 ve and two-thi rd Inning s Chuck Crlm went lhree Innin gs for his seven lh save Steve Olin. 1 4, took the loss. Royals 7, Twins I At Kan sas Cll y, Mo , Willi<• Wilson and Fra nk Wh 1te 1 a pped two-run doubl es and Storm Da vis, 7-8, pitched a four-hit ter ove1 erght Inning s to hand Minnes ota Its s ixth straight loss Dav rd West, 6 8, took the loss as the Twins fell Ia 55-67. their worst IAround the NFL training camps... I i:J{- Jlf', f-od L,,;:Jd ttf"\oloi)UJd r. .. ~ : : 1 f '>4 d.~ ;:yY".I ' lol. tlr_, :1 ~ ' · ~,I., JJ~ r•- ._.- :, .:: · · :.' • J," • ~1 pr a t: 1\1] ~t.Ja • • lA~:l ' J !lO:".IT II• ··~n ~ r ... ; t_, , l Ot . 1--l'... ' "'~ • !,, tr.J t)E!> t.a)i.--d 'ht- ~ ~- ' M ,. t t,,. fl£.h' ,::; ~r_,r, ?'.~"~1t•C F-'· t" :1 olo•T · ,..,_ .r: r.:\- •':1 •• '"-•C: At Bus ton, Ellis Burks ' elghlh inning sacrifice fly delivered Car los Quintana wilh the tie breaking run, lifting the Red Sox Int o firs l place In the AL East Boston starter Greg Har ris, 10-5, got the win Pete Harnisc h, 9-R, was th e loser Angels 5, Tigers 3 At Detroit . rookie Pete Coachman doubled home the go-a head r un In the seve nth Inning and Chili Davis followed with an RBI single to pace Callfornla Mark Langston, 7 15. won for the thJrd time In his las t 13 decisions Bryan Harvey ear ned 16th save. Paul Gibson, 3-3, took Ihe loss Brewer s 4, Indians 3 At Milwaukee, Dave Parker slammed a two-r un home-r and drove In three runs, while Tom Edens picked up his first career victory as a starler. Edens, 3-1 . making his fou r th career start. 49ers defeat Broncos, 27-24 o~·r · d.~t . ' ]_,· :..•_• •. ~-~ 1 ~ j •aq ! r_, r t~•'­ Jr_.• f1l c:~ L~ l ~ .· ·.~ • ',1 l!Ji:':.•~ < I ·~o~ 'or··:, c: period of time for me to feel anv different abo ut him . Heck, he pitched great tonlghl, and I lake my hat off to him ." Elsewhere Monday nigh t In the American League, New York c llp ped Toronlo 6-5 In 11 Innings, Boston topped Baltimore 2-l , Ca lifornia beat Detroit 5-3, Milwaukee edged Cleveland 4-3, Kansas City routed Minnesota 7-1 and Texas nipped Seattle 6-5. Yankees 6, Blue Jays 5 (II Innings) At New York, Alvaro Espinoza bounced a single over a drawn -In infi eld to score Kevln Maas In the 11th Inning, lifting IheY ankees In the final game of the George Steinbrenner era . Toronto committed errors on two consecutive sacrifi ce bunts against J1m Acker, 2-3. Greg Cadaret, 5-4. got the win Red Sox 2. Orioles I a r_, rtf- r,t P • t-·~ tiJI-·1 <,<-·~ · fourth straight start In his fourth complete game of the season Slewart, 17-9, said McDowell " threw a good ballgame tonight My Impression of him tonlghl 1s he did a good job He dld a great job tonigh t and pitched like a ma jor-league pitch er." Stewart, who entered the ga me having won slx straight decl sions, then qua lified his remarks ''Bu t one game does not make a pitcher through a whole season," he added "As far as l'm concer ned, through a whole season, he's going to have to do a whole Jot more pitching like lhat to change my opinion . ' 'I'm sorry, but I've done too much my self in different poin ts of my career and for a long , long • -:Jr-·• t:..f·r f-'.:• jf-"' ' lJr.Jlt- rK·t"n11:· · ~- ~ Lr.i · :• ry.,q . 1~, · trJ lr aq ·1 1'•: · ~ -~ a ,r- a~ ' 0 1 ~ ho.d l__h&.. ft J'>f ' I I t , uy c. li .J -·~£ .... ["U-It ' l ' ' ( .!-.~' 1-' Sox couldn'l carry his jock strap and thai McDowell belonged In Triple-A. Stewart later eased off on the remarks. "All the garbage lhat took place a couple of months ago. That's water under the bridge," said Stewart, 0-3 against Chicago thls season. " People come oul here, they're going to have a good Ume. Fine. P eople lhrew jocks down In the bullpen. That was fine wllh me, too." McDowell, 10-6, settled down to blank the Athletics after allowing a first -Inning run . "ll's a good win because lhey've been so hot and nobody's scored a lot of runs on them ," said McDowell, who struck out elghl and walked three to win hls ..~ · Tt :Jl ' ~ r • ' <-n~->m t ~ ~ l·~: r h'JPVf'' B.' Ui"'OLII ~HIIlSLU< l PI ~"D IIJr Ld ram .. . ,•, - 1 oT'- ~ a.r- • ;_~ 1 '• ;,.t'l-•' it~ : 1' .o :' J:~." tt l P. _ !. !.f 1r By ERIC McHUGH UPI Sports Writer Dave Stewart provided the ammunition and the Chicago White Sox shot It right back at him . J ack McDowe ll hurled a threehitter Monday nlgh t to back a 13-hlt and lead the White Sox to an 11 -1 rout of the Oakland Alhlelics. In the process. Chicago moved wlthln 5~ games of Oakland in the AL West and gained some revenge on Stewart, who had bad -mouthed the While Sox after losing a 10-lnnlng decision to Chicago al Oakland on June 24. Among other things, the Oakland right -hander had said that all but two or three of the White IT' \ bl '- ' ' a• · , &--~ The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Stewart's mouth A's downfall in 11-1 loss to White Sox "r <:t !:- f 1' • ~-~- .. ~ - ~· 1 .C ·, • : : !Z c :J ~ d ,t-•r:J • ,t- •,1- ;l'o• ~, J:lr'f' 1 I:"• What makes incumbents tough? \,~ · ;_ - -,._ ~. :.:. • "''1'· o. r lD? " ! r_~ · !--i.- . l ''.• ~ l' f" :h' -· · ~ JJ. ;.;· , •• r~ lf I~V-" H,b..,•~ .r ~ •l ' "- · , ,_ , , .: c ~c , • tf tr. rr, lf ..l'\~• "a ~ bH- w, >-·c HL<•..,._u b .. · "lji'T • r,;. :_,f· · :·· :J".o ' ,l-·' ~~· , • t :J~:. H .. ,..,, I IT ;~'J! I.,t. .mt · c a .. '-.· 't<' , l,l. :t~ cor d '.J 1J ' 't1t- \0 atJJIW1 •r l! 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Ohio ,, �Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Tuesday, August 21 , 1990 Middleport, Ohio • Cubs hand Reds 3-l defeat In rain-shortened contest CI NC INNAT l i UPi t - Cinc i nnati m ana ger Lou Pln ie l la does n' t mind being beaten by an opponent , but losi ng to · th e e le m e nt s is a nothe r rnalter . "T he ga m e shou ld neve r havr been ca lled," an angr y Pi niella satd after Monday nig ht 's game was ca lled a ft er eight inn ings. gi ving th e Chicago Cubs a 3- 1 vic tor y i n a contes t delayed a total of t hree hours, 12 m i nu tes by three se parat e stoppa ges. "Th at wa s ex tremely irre-s pon sible," Piniella sa id fo llowing th<• f i nal d elay or 80 minutes. ca lled with one out In the top of th<• ninth . · 'No wa y th e gam e should have been ca ll ed, es pec ially since i t was being play ed on artific i al surface. Wh y should the re be a nv time l imit w hen a divisio n lead<;,. was i nvo lved? We had a c ha ntl' to win th at ba ll ga me berausP wP were only two runs down. II would ha vt• bee n d ifferen t 1f it had been a bl ow ou t, bu t t hat wa sn't the easP. "The league of!i cr wilt hear about this. I ' m thr m anager and I never was told a bout II I !in a llr hea rd about it fr om my pit c hing coa c h j Sfan Willi am s) , and w ht1 n I spoke to thP umpir es th ey told m e they 'd wai ted long enoug h. That' s ridicu lous irres pons ible " Jnd \'er v · Do ug Dascenzo, play ing Ci'nt rr lield for th e Injured .Jro r omt• Walton, was th e hero as th PCub s ha nd ed the Reds th eir fi ft h st r aight defeat to c hop thei r i<•ad !n !h e NL Wes t t o5~ gam Ps ovrr t he l. os A ngeles Dodger s. Dascenzo str oked lhref' hits, stole two bases, drove i n a ru n and took a hom e run awav from Pa ul O'Nei l l wit h a l eap i n~ ca tch. Mike Bie lc•ek i. 5·8, who hadn ' t wo n as a sta rll'r since Ma v 27. l imit ed th e Rl'ds to one r un. and three hits ovpr seven i nnings. st r iking out si.lr( and walking onr Bill L ong hurled the final two innings to ea rn his fifth sa\'('. Ci nci nnat l start er No rm Char i· ton, 9·7, g-ave up th ree runs and seven hit s ovP r st 'V ('fl in nin gs. striking out l our and wal king three. The Cu bs bro k<' a 1-1 tie wi th two runs in the fifth . Dascenzo w al ke d. stole second and scorrd on M ark Gra cE' s do u ble L uis Sa lazar \.I.' as wa lkPd inlt: n!io n<.tll \· and Cur tis Wilk er son singll' d t ~) score G race. T he Cubs took a I II IPad in l h<• second innin g. Shawon D un sto n l<'d off with a si ngle. stole second. moved to th ird wtwn Ba rr v La rki n boo ted Mike Hi t• let·ki .-s g rounder fo r an er r or and s(·orcd on a single by Dasce nzo. T ht• Reds t!Pd th<· sco rP 1n th<' st'co nd, aft er a onf'· hou 1'. 4l · minu1 e rai n delay. G lenn Bra ggs wa lked, went to seco nd on Chris Sabo's si ngle, moved to th ird on a forcPou t and sco red on Je ff RP(--'d 's sacrifice fl y. In thC' 1hird inn ing , Dascenzo racf'd to the cen ter-f ield fencp with t wo ou1 il nd Hal Mor ris on lirst and ti med his lea p to depri ve O'Nei ll ol a poss ible two-run ho m f" run " 1 j ust know I jumped as far as I co uld .·· Da scPnzo sa id. " lf i1 had been two morl' inc hes. 1don' t know i f I could havt• done it .. O'Neill said he " thoug ht it was out. I t" s happened before. 1 j us t co uldn' t a 1m it. .. E l sewhere Mond ay ni ght in I he Na liona l League. l.os A n gel('~ edged Ph i ladel ph ia 2 1, Pi tt sburg h blanked Housto n 7 0. St Loui s dumped Atla nta 7 2. Sa n Fra ncisco bea t Montreal4 -2, and San Di ego tripped New York 3-1 Hodger s 2, Phlllies I - Af t<•r 1h<' box in g ma1ch was ove r . Mik l' Sha r pe rso n cl r livrred th e krruc kou 1 punc h. Sharpc'r son sl amm pd a onf' -ou t ho m r r i n ttw ninth inning to snap a li P Mo ndav n ig ht and give th r Los A nge les Dodge r s a 1 1 victorv over the Ph i ladelphia Ph il l lrs i n a ga m r m arred by a Sf'vrn t h· i nnin g b r nc h·c lea r i ng uss lr . Sha rp<·r so n bl as ted a 2-0 del 1v Pry f rom T erry Mul ho lland. 7-7 . ovp r tl"' le!t -!ield wa ll l or hi s S('C'o nd homer of t hr season. LaSI T hursday, aft er Hu ma j or -league at -ba ts, Sharper son Pn i o.ved his first ma jor league hom e run Hi s second ca m e ju st 13 tri ps to the pl a te Ia ter " T he pit c h was not where I wa n ted to pu t it, " sa id Mulho l land . .v ho hu r led a no-hitt er aga in st San Franci sco in his l ast sta r t. " It wa s supposed to be a smkin g fas tball, but It was ri g ht over th e hL•a rt of th e plate. T he no-hiller was gr ea t . but r wa s th inking about this ga m e and no t the pa st." Th e Dod gers , however , a re th ink ing abou t th e fu ture. Th ei r vic tory. co upled wi th Clnc l nna t i' s 3-lloss to Chicago, m oved the Dodgers wi thin 5)\ gam es of the Reds i n the N L Wes t. BPfor e Sh arperson 's heroics, in the top o! th p seventh . t he ga m e wa s lnterrupt Pd by a fig h t between Los An gPIL•s cat ch cr Ri ck Dempsey n nd Philadc• l · phla's Len D y kstra . The pair exc hangPd wo r d s. th en blows. a t the plate be fo r f' bo th ben ches em pt ied and Drmp sey and Dy k s tra wrrp PjPC't(_•d . " Dykstra looked l ike hP was 1 m ~1d about str ikin g out hi s la st tim e up. He was yelli ng at th e p la t(' urrqJ in• and h(_• i nv olvt'd rm' i n i t ," sa id De mpsPy, \\-" hu suffpr ed a br uisP on hi s facP " I askPd hi m wha 1 hP " 'as ta l king about and he d ropped his ba t and SICpJX'd tow ard mf' . [ had to stPp up. I th r{'W a left - il wasn't my bPs t ld 1 - bu 1 it was nn hig dea l " Bu t 10 Ha rr y WC'ndrlstrdt . thP umpiring c n 'w c hief. thi s b('nc helra rin g br aw l businPss is d !Jig elf' a l. " As long as W I' ha w• lhi s By The Bend pr ehis tori c fin e s truc ture this is go in g to happen. " Wendelstedt sa id "Th ese $100 or $200 !tnes wert' OK year s ago, but I hope basPba lt p uts an end to this. W<• shou ld have a r ule that nobody ca n com <' out of the dugout or bul lpP n w hen we have a light. I 'm afra id som ebody is going to get The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 21, 1990 Page- 5 Re.l iPvcr Jim Gott , 1-2, pit che<l 1wo hlt ll'ss in nin gs for his fir s t w in sine<' A ug. 14, 1988 . He spent al l bu t one day of th e 1989 season on the d isabled li st. TUE'>DAY POIN T PLEASANT The M ason, Gallla. Meigs Crusad e for Christ reviv al will be held through Saturday at 7 p .m . nightly at Krodel Park. Special singer s and speaker s will be featured each night. The public Is i nvi t ed to attend . RA C IN E - Th e Ve teran s Memori al Ho spita l Auxiliary will ha ve a family picnic on Tuesday at 6 p .m . at th e Star Mill Park In Ra cin e. Those attending are to bring a covered dish and ta ble servi ce. For those needing a rid e, conta ct 992-2104, Ex t. 270. TWINS BORN- Terry and Tracl Clark ar e announcing the birth of their twin sons, Robert Wesley and Cody Le e Clark on May <at O'Bleness Hospital in Athens. The couple also have a daughter, Mallory Renee Clark, age two . Grandparents are Wesley and Geneva Clark, Racine: IWbert Spencer, Racine; and Dee Spen cer, Racine. Mike and Rhonda Sayre , Mid dleport , are announc ing the birth of a daughter, K ayanna Ma r ie. on June 11 at Pleasa nt Valle) Hosplt a I. The Infant wei ghed 'even pounds and 12 and a hall ounces and wa s 20 inches long. The Say re s have two othl' r children, K yl ie Mi chelle an d Kamer on Mi chae l. M ater nal grandpar ents arr M r and Mrs. Don ald R. Va .v. New Haven, W.V a. Pa tl' rnal grandp ar ents are Mr. and Mr s. Donald R . Sayr e. Middleport . 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The (ondt' tr am lost 6-:l, 6~ :!. (OVP photo hy G. Sprm ·e r Oshorne) ti ·.J , ~ · ti, j .t) - I K ho, la cle tr at ed R . Welton - 13 . Cra) ovrr M Christoph er f) MlDDL E PORT - The M ei gs Count y Cham ber of Commer ce will host " After Hou rs In th e Par k '· on Tu esd ay at 5 p.m. at th e Dave Diles Park In Middlepo rt. - B . Joh n ~on to pprd A . Hubf'r Around... Conti nur d ft o m p ;_ tg t' J "Wp l.l.'ant to gpt Don in hrn· ... Hraalz -;aid . Ht· adm ill cd. t hough, th at Coac· h Li ndy lnfant r is r unning nut of tim e and has to n ;;~ m p a .'- t.a rrrr soo n At this point , !nfa ntr a p pe ars to tw lean in g towar d go ing with Dilv.rPg. Braa tz said. " Thf' tram has ~ot to ha\·r a qua ne r back they know ts go in g to bP 1herr . [ WOUld n' l bf' su rpri sf'd if he t ln fan tr) an nou n ccs it prC't ty soo n t hat hC' is going 10 go wi th Di lweg," Braa t z said . In Fredon ia, N.Y. the Bulla to Ri lls ma).r havr lost thr sNviC'Ps o! linebacke r Dar ry· t Ta ltry for lhr tea m 's Sept. 9 open er . TallPy, ra nk(_•d by onr presra · son publll' a tion as the top l inf' · back f'r i n thr NFL, underw en t ar th rosco pi c surger y Monday to repa ir sl ightl y torn car !Hagr in his righ t kn<•e While team phys ici an Dr . Ri c hat d Weiss sa id h•• is "wry hupe l u l " Ta lley ca n brgi n p ract ieing i n two wee ks and play i n thr ee, the ti metable i s 1)·4, 6 :l -1\ . Mil it ·• m·<·r R. Co nd e li-4. vrry s hort . Ta l ley sa id he Injured th e kn ee Friday n ig ht i n the f ir st quar ter ot t he Rills' 14 -I.J loss to th e Detroit Lion s at the Po nti ac Sl lverd om e wh ile c has in g Lio ns runnin g baek Barry Sa nd er s. " Nobod y hit m e. Nobody touc hed m e. I was ju st runnin g full stride," T alley sa id. I n Wes t Ches ter , Pa., Ph iladelph ia Eagles wide r ecei ver Mike Qu i ck, par tic ipa ting in fu II -pads, f ull-contac t workouts lo r the first time since being injured In Oct ober , pronounced himself f it and read y l or the team' s opener " I have no doubt, " said Qui ck , who played In just six g ames last yea r " M ainl y because of the w ay I've bee n feeling the las t w eek or so. " Then tod ay, I w as able to go through ever y th ing without pa i n. With th e b ad weath er and all, I still was a ble to go through It without pai n. I was happy with th at. " At La ke Fo res t. Ill. , the Chicago Bears cut ei ght player s, Including free-agent quarte r~ back Brent Pease. Pease, 25, was signed by th e Be ars on July 27 as an Insurance - K . Kin g dr lt•at cd .J Ha tfi eld 1) :1 - S. Mullin " b('at D . Hend r i ck s H. ti 4 -S. ll ;11rd dl' l< 'a t<' d T. 13et z6·" · ti :1 - 11 Pa ulP\' down ed D. Car lr>r li '· (;.:1 . - ll. Casanova Sauer 6-7. n-2, n-1 top ped .!.H. In douhl('s action: - .J Hu ffman & C. Rradbury bra t (" C Shah & .J . Sh ah 6-0 6 0 -C Br adbur )' & C. Hradbury topjH'd P Whitehead & K . White/wad 1)-2, ti ·2 -F . M ullin s & L. Elliot t d ownr•d .J Co nde & H Conde 6-3. 0 l ONTEST \\1NNER - Gary Stanley of IIi<• Rutland Reds r ecently won a bat lor winning th e Ito me Run hitting contest at the Kyger Creek Littl e League Tournament. Seventeen boys w er e ellglhle lor th e contest by hitting home runs during the tournament Gary hit two hom e runs in one game , a lhn(' run shot and a grand slam to quall!y for the contes t. The boys were given 15 pitches and whoever hit the most out won the h at. Gary also recleved a trophy lor the most hits during th e tournament. Pictured with Gary Is his Coach Rory Bartrum who pitched to him during the contest. Friday's games Meigs at Ga llipolis Nel sonville-York at Athens New Lexington at L oga n Cl eve land Ea st at M arietta Be lpre at Warren L oca l Point Pl easan t - Open Coal Gr ove at Oa k Hill Waterford at Eastern Hannan Tra ce a t Ironton St. J oe North Gallla at Woodrow Wil son F'ort Frye at So uthern Hannan at Southwestern Rock Hlll at Symm es V alley Saturday's game J ackson at Wells ton poli cy while rookie quarterback Peter Tom Willis held out. Pease saw a ction In the Bears' llrst exhibition, the Hall of Fame Game against the Browns . But Wlllls came to terms the next week, and Pease has not played since. ~ Middleport Block Party Saturday Sept. 15, 1990 "Don't Miss It" H&R Block Offers Income Tax Course In Pomeroy Thousa nds of pm pl e learn how to prep ar e ln C'o m e tax r etu r ns !r om H&R Bl ock and then ea rn m oney as In come tax prepar ers . H & R B lock , the w orld' s larges t Incom e t ax prepa r ation ser v ice , offer s Its Incom e Tax Course starting Sept. lOt h. Morning, afternoon, evening and weekend classes are av ailabl e. Experienced Ins t ru ctor s tea ch ta x law, theory and applica tion . Classr oom discuss ion and practice probl em s provide students with a thorough under standing of each tax topic Included In the course. Student s learn how to hantll e Increasingly complex income tax sit ua I ions as the course progresses . Id ea l l or peopl e who want to In cr ease thei r tax knowledge, I he cou r se teaches students how to save money on their ta xes and also prepares them lor a rewarding career . The a!!ordable fee Includes tex tbooks and supplies. Graduates r eceive Certificates of Achievem ent and continuing education unlts (CEU's). Quall!ted graduates of the course may be offered job Interviews with H&R B lock but are under no obligation to accept employm ent. Those Interested In more lnfor· matlon about the H&R Block Income Tax Course may contact the H&R Block office at 618 E. Main St.. Pomeroy, Oh . Ph. 614992-6674. R•g. 07~tt>063SM THURSDAY PORTL A ND - The Por tl and PT O witt m eet Thursday at 7 p.m . at Portl and Elem entary. ing Fath er " w ill br the them<' ol t he gospel work shop presented by T om D. Bu tterf ield on T hurs· d av at th e Rerdsvi lle Ch ur ch u! Ch.rls t at 7:30 p .m RA CINE - The Rac im• Amrri · ca n Legion Au xili ar y wl ll mee t Thu rsd ay at ti::\0 p.m at Star !11111 Park In Racine Kr ing table servi ce. Su e Brlc kles and sons, Jeffrey and Mi chael, and a friend. Brandy , stopped at the home or her parents, Jean and Norman Wood on the way home !rom San Antonio , Texa s. They attended the National Baton Twirling Competition where Jeffrey won second pl ace In his cla ss solo . He also won on a dance team whlch took first pla ce. Mr and Mrs. Wood accompan · led Mrs . Brl ckles to German · town, Md . From there they moto red to Peace AFB. N.H. wh ere they visited with Kenneth and Y oug Wood , Carrle, Cathy, and Donna . While there they were on hand to see President and Mr s. Bush as they landed at Peace on their way to Maine . 55 ALIVE MATURE DRMNG t Sponsored by PEOPLES BANK 55 Alive Mature Driving is the most recognized nationwide driving course de- 2 h :1, h 1 WEDNESDAY POMEROY - B ac kpa cks a nd bookbags ar e In at Pomeroy E lem ent ar y . T hey may be picked up and paid l or on Wed nesd ay and Thursda y fr om noon to 3 p.m . )t,., Th er e will be a spec ial m rrt ing of the Me igs Cou n1 y REACT at P leasers o n F r iday at 7:30 p.m . This will be to fi na lize plans for th e upcomi ng L .1bor Da v wee· kend safe l y brea k. A l l rTl l'mbers w ho plan tfr parti ci pat e in th e brPak arf' urgPd to a1 tend i n ord er th a t s h in s ca n br assi gnC'd ,; 7, h·l, ti·2 :!. Visiting VETO - The Gospe l of Christ will be p resented by Tom D . Butter!leld on Tu esday at 7:30 p.m . at the Vet oC hurchofChrlst, Route 339 Wes t of Belpre . The them e will be "Fo rgetting God ." RE EDSVILL E - "The Wa lt Special meetinf!. - 1\ . Kool do wned.! . Cu nde6-1. f).:l !) POME ROY - The Southea st er n Ohio Rabbit Breeders Associati on will meet Tuesday at 7: 30 p.m . at t he ex tension o!!ice In Pom eroy. 4- H me mbers and all oth er s Interes ted in raising or showing r abbits are urged to attend. KAYA N:-i,\ M . SA\ ' RE ACS/Johnson's Supermarkets tournament results announced Thr Am rrira n Cancn Soc if' l\ .Johnso n's Sup1 •rmark[' ts t r nn.i<.. rourna m rn t bpga n M ond ay ni ght a t Forrs t Mull ins ' tPn nls C'O urt on l k nk lr /wr nur in Gal li polis . In singles' play : - 1\ . Bt' ll hP;lf R i1n•nnanwn RAC INE - The Southern Booster s will meet Tuesday at 7 p .m . and will have a workday Wednesday beginnin g at 7 p.m . to work on the football !letd and the building. All parents and coa ches ar e u r ged to att end. REE DSVILLE - Tom Butter · field will spe ak on th e theme " Cl oser Walk with God " through Sa turday at c hurc hes throughout the ar ea . The ser v ices will begin each evening at 7:30p.m . Butter field wpll speak at the Veto Church of Christ on Tu esday , th e Reedsvi lle Churc h of Chri st on Thursday, th e Success Chu r ch of Chri st on Friday and the Athens Chu rch of Chri st on Satur day. OOI'S~ - RETURNS SERVE - Ryan f'ond<•, son of tram mate Dr ..Jam<•s Jeffrey Brtckles, grandson of Norman and Jean Wood, lona Brlckles and Donald, Pomeroy, rec ently at te nd ed National Baton Twi r ling Competition in San Antonio. T ex as. He performed a solo and took seL"nd place In his class. He Is also a member of the Belle-Aires Dance Twirl Team of Bowi e, Md. This group took first plac e In the national championship. He is the son of Sue and Steve Brlckles , Germ antown, Md . They are form er r es idents o! Pomeroy . rra ll v hurt. " Sayre birth COlliDE SERVES - Dr:"Tames Conde of Pomeroy serves this shot to the GaiUpolls team of Forest Mullins and Larry Elliott in the final douhi<'S match of Monday night's ACS/ Johnson's Supermarke ts tennis tournament at Forest Mullins' trnnis court in GaiUpoll•. f'ondP and his son Ryan lost 6·3, 6-3. ( OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) In competition Community calendar M cKINNEY BIRTIIDAY Cain M cKinney re cently ceh•brated his first birthday with a party featuring a Mickey Mouse cake. The party wa.' attended by all of his f amily and friends. Open house signed especially for the mature motorist. Produced by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). the course will update your driving skills for today's complex roadways and help you maintain your driving mobility for years to come. Completiol). of the 55 Alive Mature Driving cours e is recognized by many insurance companies as applicable toward a reduction in auto insurance premiums. Your own insurance company can tell you if you will be eligible for a discount. Tht•rp will lw an O(X'n hou sC' ~1 n d sho\,·rr for Car l and E rnrs t The course is being offered on the following da tes : Dor st at thf'i r nrw tra i lrr f rom 2·4 p.m on ~a tur d a \ · Rutland Street Festival set T hf' Sf'ro nd H.ut lil nd Strn ·t F es tival wi ll br held Sep t! fmm 111 a .m. to d ark . T hPn~ w il l br a fi sh frv , gam Ps . cra fl s. fl our p ri ;ps an d r nt Prl a i nment Ta bl Ps arP av ai b bi P fur $~ each for anyu nP i ntP rPstt'd in sellin g cra ft s M us ic wi ll bP providPd b ~' th£' Blue J<' an Sp<•c ial Ba nd Tht•n• will al so b e a t'l og~ in g d em onstration. A prin ce and prinr('"s ro n1 rs t for ages l7 and a kin g Jnd qurrn ('On 1PS I for agp;.. H-12 wi ll bP hPld Tht• fi r(' dr partmP nt aux ilian wi ll furn ish co ntai n('rs i\ pet show will be held for kids. agps ] ·12 w i th prizes awa r drd to l ir st, second. and th i r d. To rrsr r v<· a ta blr or to prrreg: istr r for t hr pri ncr and pri nces s, king and quren rontrst or thr j)(' l o;;how , ca ll .l oan S!t' wa r t al 74:1·2421, or Ki m tw rl \ Wi llford a l 7·11-211 1] . Th(' rw• nt is br in g spunsorrcl tJ\ thr Rut land F i n ' D Ppart rnP nt an d Lad if's Au xili ary . cookout was obsPr veQ. Th osr a t tending and sr ndin g gift s Wf'rt' Dinner dance scheduled "Septem ber Swi ng," a di nner d ance. will be held Sept. 9 !rom 6 to 10 p.m . at the F eeney Bennett Ameri can Legion Annex on Mill Street In Middleport . The dance Is sponsored by thr Middleport Arts Council and the price is $25 per couple. Dinner will be serv ed at6p .m . and the dance will follow . Mu sic will be provided by Geo rge Hall. Reservations should be made by Sept . 2 to Mrs. Roscoe Wise. 522 South Third Ave. , Middleport, 45760. Tickets may al so be purc hased at King Hardwar e, Middleport Department Store, Dairy Qu een Brazier, Gerald Powell , or Davl~ Quickel Insurance. • August 30 an 31 -- 9:00a.m. - 1:00 p.m . a t Peoples Bank of New Haven. 5th Street, New Haven. WV You do not have to be a member of AARP or a cus tomer of Peoples Bank in order to participate . The course Is open to everyone 50 years of age and over. There is a $7.00 registration fee to cover the cost of ma terials. To register, please clip and mail the bottom ha lf of thi s a d. along with your check or money order for $7 .00 made payable to "MRP" to : Sixth birthday celebrated Trrvor Buck , so n of J on and Ta mi Bur k of Middleport. re ce ntly c(•lPbratPd h is six1 h bi rt h d ay Aug l o. A Ci nc inn.lti Hr rt s ra kP anrl •August 26 and 27 -- 9:00a.m. - 1:00 p .m . at Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant. 2212 J ackson Ave nu e. Point Pleasant. WV hi.s parr n1s, .Jo n and Tami Huck. his hr orhr r , Jordan . ,erJ ndp a rPnts. F'rrd and Pa u l in r- HoH11l it n and 1\ddir Ruck. gt ('at gr i.i nll pa r C'n ts, Frrd and r:t l4'n Smi th . Bev Hof fm an. Da~ id and K ath _l' Hoffm an, M 1~e and Vil'ki Ho llm an . .J ani ce Dan iel s. Ca r l an d Mazlr Bran non . TPfl and Dullv Spires and Rhod a Duck \\'Or th Marilyn Martin Peoples Bank 2212 J ackson Avenue. Point Pleasant . WV 25550 (304) 675- 1121 ~ (CUTHERE) ------------------, ~---------------------Please enroll me in the 55 Alive/Mature Driving Course at : 0 (please check one) Point Pleasant or . 0 New Haven Enclosed ts a check/money order in the amount of ($7 .00 per person). which I understand is not refun~able . ., 0 f '..•¥. ...~ _, / Mr. 0 NAME: _ _ Mrs. 0 Miss 0 Ms. _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ < ' "\':'• ., .\ l . -. . ' r. ) . I STREET:--- -- - - - -- - - -- - - I I I ciTY:---- - - -- --------- - - (Please make checks/money orders payable to I STATE: ------~ZU': ! PHONE: TREVOR BUCK II I I I I I I I ~-~------------------------------ "MRP".) I I I --------- �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 21, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Family gathers for recent reunion The annual reunion of the descendants of Earl Jacks and Virginia Morrison was held recently at the Jacks homestead in Rutland. Following a noon luncheon. a singing session was held . Recognized and presented gifts were Dolly Cleland and Sylvan Cleland, oldest man and woman . Gilts were donated by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown and Juanita Clark. Traveling the farthest was Janet and Lew Grimes and Lewis, Braden, Fla . The smallest boy and girl were Mike Bales, eight weeks, and Kellah Jacks, one year. Attending were Russ and Mari e Mozingo, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, Lan- cas ter: Randy and Lori and Nicholas Mozingo, Lancaster: Leroy and VIrginia Kessinger, Rutland; Roy, Patty Kessinger and Heather. Amanda, Thresa, Cocoa, Fla.: Cl earnce and Max ine Jordan . Pomeroy; Randall and Shirley Gibbs, Pomeroy; Tammy Ca pehart. Chester; George, Floria and Georgina Bing, Lancaster; Cindy, Penny, Patsy and Patrick Aelker and friends Jimmy Pullins and Lour a Eastman. Dolly and Sylvan Cleland, Rutland; Debbie Borah, Zach Borah, Angel Kelley, Rayan Kelly, Rutland; Rusty Mozingo, Rutland; Carolyn and William. Shaunda Van Meter. Taunda Van Meter. and Misty Van M eter , and Rodney King, Wolf Pen personal notes STEAL 'fH FIGHTER - The angular surfaces of theF - t Iii\ Stealth Fightt•r n•llect radar energy away lrom lht• rt"l'Ci\'er making It \'irtually Invisible to radar. The radar invisible Stealth will appear Saturday, September I. 1990, at lh• Cleveland National Air Show. Stealth fighter featured at show No other airplane in r PCPnt yrar s has caused more curios it y. Slf' iJ lth 's maximum gross wright is :,1.500 pounds. Power is supplied by two GPnera l Electric Stea llh . Suppo6ed ly near!)' in vts ibie to radar, the F -11 7A Stea lth Fighter will be clear!)· visible to radar dr!Pct ion . 'fhr tWO primary tllPan s O( rrducing rada r irna gps an • through usf' of raflar absorbing F -4114 engines and top speed is lis!Pd a s hig h subson ie . There is a spectators at the CJ(•veland Air material s for construc tio n and Show Sep tember I Two yea r s ago thP StPa lth coating or b)· designing the ctircraft so rada r Pnrrgy is riltu•r trapped or rP fiPctrd away from . tnstead of back to. the rada r rccr iving dish. Thi s lowrring o f rdlcr trd r nergy is why thP figh tPr s ' s ex i s t ence w<:~sn' t known by the public or ac knowl edged by the Atr Force. In November 1988, the Departm ent of Defmse admitted the Stea lth fightt'r did indeed exist, had fi rst rlown JunP 1:1, l!lH1, a nd had St0a l!h has such a dram ati r and radt('a lll d irtrrcnt shape. Th•· 1- ll<A i.s 'i:! fPPI and four two weeks with her son and daughter-i n- law, Mr. and Mrs . .lefl Bole, Horner Hill . Ida Murphy was a recent guPst or Robert Murphy, Robbie . Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Eva ns and sons . II. With the devP lopmt•n I of radar to loca!Pairl:x)l'rll' liJrgpls. a nt·Pd arosf' to mask <Ji rrra ft from more specu Ia t ion or mort' f'X C' i IP· ment tha n thP suJX•r -s f'rret Mary Bole, Stockport, spent crew of one and all weapons are carripd inlprmtl ly. Along with the Sit'a ith fight er. thP US Arm y Coldt•n Knights para chu te !Pam will bp prrforrning . ThP Go ldpn Knight:-. havp won XO national and 10 world t rophiPs. num erou s rPgional and local championships a nd 18 world c hampionships. For morP in format ion about become operational in October i nrtw:-. fmm wing -tip to w ing -t ip. the Clcv·c land Air Show - 1983 . The idPa of !-;! P<Jith tf'rhnology g()('S bark to lhPi'nll of \\'orld Wa1 li5 fPrt . ll inc hP:-. long a nd h 12 ff'f't l in• i 1w h4 ·~ high . Thl' old r s l air show i n lhC' U nilf'd thl' States- r oll t21tit nl-0747 . Mr . and Mrs ..Jeff Bole helped Mrs. Tammy Dummitt paint t heir new hom(' in H.odnpy_ Id a Murphy was a recent visi tor of Mr . and Mr s Greg Davis and family of Miner vi ll e Mlrtnda Davis was a recent visi tor of her grandmother, Ida Murphy . Mr. and Mrs. Da niel Worley, Sta cy Daniel. and Kristl Sargent was an over- night guest of Stacy Worley recently . Mrs. Daniel Worley, Stacy, Daniel , and Michelle, Amy, and Ashll Knapp visited with Iva Johnson and Kathryn and Harley Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Frank , Sara h and Mat thew were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning. Mr. and Mr s. Tom SummPr · field. Cr ystal. Medina , were weekend vi si tors of Mr and Mrs. Robert Russell and family . DaniPis. • Middleport; Ethel Priddy, Mid dleport ; Cary and JoAnn Jacks, Langsville; Lillie Jacks McMillin, Marlon: Rey land and Wes Jacks, Marion: Virgil E Jacks, Marion; Charles and Nellie Cleland, Lancaster; Patty and Hershel White, Michelle Paul, Will, Steven Paul I II, Eric and Rhonda Mozingo, Rutland; Robert and Pam Wharton. Lancaster; Gene Birchfield, Pomeroy; Bill and Rhea Gotschell, Columbus; Larry and Barbara, Dusty Pierce. Jackson; Charles and Marlyn Rile, Wellston; Michael and Debbora Bales, Quantico, Va.; Vallerle Gearing, Wellston; Leland and Libby Wade, Spring Held; Aubrey and Wanda, Eric Thorpe, Woodbridge, Va.; Jack and Lana, John, Justin Cleland, Middl eport; Rhonda and Vau~han Mitchel. Long Bottom; Chester and Margaret Johnson. Langsville ; Stony and Shelley. Julia, Joshua .Johnson. VInton; Lew and Janet, Lewis Crimes, Braden, Fla.; Donna and Melissa Jacks, Pomeroy; Leanlca and Steve Darris, Joe, Connie, Ery, Diana. Sheila, Hope, Langsville. Allen and Henncth Jack s and their two daughters, Bi g Rapids, Mich.; Ru stv and Teresa Pa -trick, Wellston ; Larr y and Ja son Rupe, Middleport: Don King, Missy, Mi chelle, Jo sh and Amanda King, Anthony and Beckey McGrat h and Israel. Ru !land, Rachel, Mi ckr•y and Marty Hutton, Rutl and : Vicki L. Payne, Middleport : ~:mili. James. Lac i , and Car leen. Middleport The 66th annua l Hayes, Young, Holliday Schoo l reu nion was held recently on the old ll0lliday Sc hool grounds. A baskr t dinner was srrved blessing The aftPrnoon program was brought to order by Hollie Hayes with opening prayer by Cra ig Dougan . A memoria! and silent prayrr W('rf' g lvrn ror thOSE' deceased during th r• past yea r . Thev were Ed na Haning, Vern Weii .. Welbv Richards, David Cumings. Mary Hayes Ba i num Thf' sC'ereta r y's rrport was read by Kat hy Do uga n. Officers were elected . Elected wNc Holl ie Hayes. president: Craig Dougan. vice president: Ki.lthv Dougan. secre ta ry · trra s ~rrr : Carol dr nr Bo~· d. Cra i g Dougan. Da r n•n Hayr", K a ndi Gifts were presented to th e oldest man. George Gilkey: o ldest woman. Audra Hayes: youngest. J .R. Greene: farthest distance. Orvan Hayes . Music was provided by Tam i · Warm ke and Co lleen Brickles . Craig Dougan sang, "God Bless Shad e: Audra Ha yt•s, Shad<-: Floyd , Co llel'n Brickles . Shade: .Jim . Garoldene. Jamie Boyd, Shade: Joe. Lynette Mart• . .Ia America Again, ·· and Tami Warke sa ng "A Lillie Good News." .Jamie Boyd played two songs on his violin. Kandi Dou · gan plavcd Old McDonald. Shan non . Fawn and !an S!t:' vers each had a song. Frr n ChePSPbrrw rrad a pot'm and R~,-- Albert Fncnd ga1·c a mrssa gC' about thankfulnf'ss . Winnf'rs of mrlons \\"f' rr Mar · gr('t Can ter. Tiffany Hamill. and T ami Warmkr . The day ended wt lh group singing of "Prrciou sMrmories ., t'\ !tr nding \\'P I' f' Craig, Kathv . and Stevie '"" J u~ ~ GOLDE!" K:\IGIITS - Two of the l ' .S. i\nny ·_, Golden Knights glidr togt•tht•r In ln•t•fall and pa." a baton in mid·air from ont' jump~·r to Uw otht•r . Bible school held at Victory Church .l;1 ne V\' i:-.t• honorf'cl <l" ··(IU !!-. Ii:Jn d i ng IJrg;Jnis r· · at tlw rt•( 't•nt mPf'ling of lhf' H<liT is on \'ill!• Urdf'r of tlH • FastPrn Star with \-Vorth _\· :VL!r ro n Co lda Hr 1·d and W o rth ~ · Par ro n nob HPPd in c hargP .tncl ill\'i!Pd In <., il in t he f' a •,f. Harold H icP ,tnnouncnl each night . Wrongway thi'Robot The week co ncluded bv changing the robot's namP ro R ightway thr Robot . Dwig ht Ashlry ~f' rVP d a_o; din •c tor a nd tea chers wrrf' Li nda Phyllis Hudnall . and AudrPy Yo ung, nursery : Verr n ia Barkman and Malinda Venoy . two and three year olds: Wanda Ashley and Alberta H vsell. four and live yea r olds: Bob and Tammy Ball, Bill and Patsy Cornell. prim ary: Angie McClure and Cathy Young . jun lor: Thunnan Smith and Do n Barkman, youth . Jennifer Cornell was plano player and doing the puppet show were Heidi Smith and Angela Hall Melinda and Dawn Keesee were In charge of refreshments and J .D. Keesee and Kimber ly Cornell were In charge or props. Driving the bus each n lght were Bill and Palsy Cornell . There wUI be an Ice crea m social on Friday at the Bashan Firehouse al5 p.m . Ten flavors of Ice cream wlll be available as well as steak, ham, hot dog, sloppy joe, and hot sausage sandwiches, pie, pop and coffee. There will also be live entertainment. banjo playing con tests, th ;JI tht· Mason s will hold f rit'nd ship n1ght on Sr-pr. ~·~ ;Jnd thP lad it'" 11 f tht • OF~ wi l l tw s ~>r\'ing potltw k rr fn ·:-. tlm" n t s Ttw l{ rpd ' .<., will bt> n·lt·brit!Pd ship and m ore tht•ir 20th wpdding Jnni\·Pr:-.Jn on Sund<:J .\' It wa s <-~nnouncPd that Wf'ndt·ll Cratf' i' in th r Amrrir<HP Nur :-. inu l 'rntf'r and would apprPciatJ• During the livestock salP un Clarification lla pp~ · Birthday was sung tn Pa l Arnold. Nr\·a N i ehn lson. PParl C .1 nada.\·. (;ra c iP W i lson and .Ja nr VVisP. Rr fr cs h nwn rs n f ice cream an U cakp Wf'rr sPrvPd by t hai ('om miltrr. Mr and :vlr s .Tim NL' lson and Mr . cult! Mrs . .lol' Holin Stanley baby shower held A b J b~' showc·r wa:-. hPlLi rJ'r PniJ\· fo r .JuliP Slanlf'v Jl thl' Zion l'hur(' h of Chri" . . Th r soci al room wa s rlPCDrillt' d wi th balloons. stuffrrl to ys, and l'rt'pr paprr. wit h thP rr frP sh · mf' nt tablr drcoraled in pink and blur . SC'veral gamPs wrrr p!C~~ed wi th prizes awarded. Refreshments of ca kP. sa nd w!ches. nuts. mint s and punch WC're servf'd. T he door prize wa s won by Linda B"tes . Attending were Peggy Boil', Marga ret Hysell. Iren e Arnol d, Lena Napper. Becky Na pper , Bev Napper, Bertie Napper, Bonnie Arnold . Hazel Stanley . Eve lyn Thoma. Marg:f' Pu rh:···· Ida Murphy , Li nda Rates, Leo na Hysell , Rosa l i<' King . Bettv Dill, Linda Foste r , Cheryl Holley, Kathryn Johnson, Ann Williams , Kathy Hess. Vicki Ferre ll , Heather Ferrell, Tammy Dum mitt, Edle Hubbard. Addie Hubbard, Dorothy Reeves, Freda Elam, Wilm a Davidson, Suzanne Warner. Grace Pooch Brewer presided at the meeting with Seulah White giv Ing the opeplng prayer. Roll call was answered with a bible verse. Dorothy Evans gave devotions from The Dally Bread entitled, ~--- Friday at the Meigs County Fa ir . the lamb so ld by Jona th an Av i s wa s pur c hased by Larry Spencer. Meigs County Clerk ur Cou rts, and Ohio Valley Plumbtng for $2 .75 a pound. Warner. and Helen Eblin. Others presenting gifts were Mary Davidson. Virginia Wyatt, Mamie Swa uger, Hazel Arnold, Mary Grover, Flossie Hysell, Beulah Crate, Wilovene Bailey, Bertha Bing. K ay and J ess ica McElroy, Luelle Allen, Mary and Barbara Coleman. and Ann Lambert . "La ughter Best Medicine. " A. scrambled word game was conducted by Mrs. White and prizes were awarded. Re!reshments of sandwiches and chips were served by Mrs . White and Mrs. Evans to the Ruth Ebersbach, Dorothy Evans, Beulah White, Elizabeth Searles, Betty Denny, Betty Gilkey, Lillian Demosky, Gwennie While, Freda Edwards, Pooch Brewer, Nora Jordan and Rev. James Seddon. --- - - - -- - ------ $111 on Sat urday from 9 a.m . to 8 p.m .: and S> on Sund ay from noon ton p.m . Display a rf' as arr designated for both insid e and outsi de the cPnll•r ;md will be alloca ted on a fir st cornr fir st serv ed basis For fu rt her info rma tion conta ct Audra lick ley at 667 -3422 or Ncomi FWi.sner at b62 -2J08. Sale set The Humane Societ y and Th rift Shop in MiddleyJort will havr a bag sa le o n Frid ay a nd Sa turd ay . - Hall birthday A bir thday party was held rece ntly for Ralph and Rose Hall , Busy Bee Class plans trips Plans for group outings were made at the recent meeting of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church. The group wfll go to Ponderosa on Sept. 5 and an outing Is planned to Jackson In October. Little Miss a nd Mist er Ca rtha ge Town- (';Jr(h. Mi s~ Wi.-;1 • w ;1s pn· sr n rl'd ;1 g ift Churc h with 121 in atte nd a ncr "Exploring Cod'" Ways" wa:-. the th eme w 1th spt•cial gur:-.t Ice cream social w;1~ SP pt 7 9 Tht•n· w ill bc arts and cra ft s, flr;J markl'ts. barbecue ch ic ken dinnPr s. cou ntry music, klddif' tractor pulls, fiddlers con tes ts. Harrisonville OES meets Va cation Rib!!' School wa:-. hrld recenlly at \ 'irtorr Bapt1:-.t Keesee. Thr Goldt·n Knights will p t• rform thl'ir at•rial maneuvt•rs at tht• ('lt•vt•hmd r-.;atiunal t\ir Shm.o, al Burkr l.akdront Airport Si'JHf'mhL•r I. '! and :1. Spacf' for arts and crafts and flea markf't booths an' avai la ble for $5 on F r id ay from 2·8 p.m .: Hart!ord, W.Va. at lhP home of lhPir son r;ene !Sue) Hall in Pomeroy . A combined cooko ut and swim - ming party was held and a Scores ace Bill Nease . Raci ne. hit a hole-In -one at the Riverside Goli Course in Mason. W.Va . on Sund ay . AI tending were Harry and Kim Hall and Stacey, Ch arles and Mary Crimm, Roger and Sharon Spaun and Ronnie, Lee, Donni e, Rhonda and Mandy, Diane Flow ers and Li sa and Mike, Mike and Cindy Robinson and Jessica, Mark and Terri Hall and Tllfany and KrlsUn, Joyce Wamsley, Lee Ann Smith. Joey Smith, Debbie Wamsley, Tara Wamsley, Tony Wamsley , Penny Baker and .Jacob, Dorothy Cartwright, Susan Coleman and Timmy and Justin, Wayne and Sheni Withrow and Way lon, Lara Hall, and Robin Hall. "'1 CLEVELAND iUPlt - Monday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers Plck-3 746. Plck -1 5724. six of hear ts. n lne of clubs. two of diamonds. two of spades . "Prices Slashed to Near Wholesole" 90 INCH WIDE QUILT MATERIAL Pillow Tops and Stuffing All 30% Off RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE liD SDIO .60 S1 . 30 t day 4 G•v•.....,•v O!J / day fl H•ppy Ads 6 lo11 and found li doubl1: puce Ol.lltl cos t G•ll•• Cou11ty Are.ll Co de 614 I dt'llhortt' t•xdlll/1):1'.\... M••~s Counh Atel Code 614 446 Gathpoh s 367 Che!1ht1e )88 Vmton 99] 14fl 256 84 3 Por11and 643 R10 G11ndc GU'f'IO OtSI Aub•aD•s• 379 W~nut Mason Co . WV Ar111.ll Cod!! 30 .. M1ddlepot1 flomtlfOV 985 147 949 74 2 66 7 Ch•ter let1r1 f•lh ll.trne Rutland Cuolv.tlt .949·1100 IACINE, OHIO MAITERCARD'- VIlA- GOLDEN BUCKEYE HomtK tor Sate Mobile HDmM tor S11lo: f•rn" lo• Sale 31 Bus•n•' Sutldmg~ 36 loh & A~;rellge Rut Estate w..,ted 41 Huu~e1 Hetp W~r~tMl 11 S11uauon WM11ed 1] Insurance 14 Bus•n•' lramong 15 16 Schools & lnllrUCt•on RadiO, TV 1!. CB A!!pilll 17 18 Moscellaneous -w..,utd l o Do 64 Hay & G11m 65 Seed & Fend•1er Transportation 43 Fe""' lo• R11nt 71 72 Ap.artmflflt loo Runt 4fl - Furno,hed Room 5 73 74 44 48 Space tor Rent Wanted to Ren1 EquiPment tor Allnt 49 fOf 7fl Autos lor Sale Truclu loo Siile Van1 & 4 WD ' MotOJC'f'cl• Buell & Motor i lor S1le 76 Au10 P•ra!. 77 le•e 78 79 Hou .. hold Goo(h 61 53 54 55 Sportrog Goods Anttqufll Mrn Mer c ha~~d •5e Bu•ld•ng Supplotl!l 56 Peu tor Sal!:! Pt Ple-.an \ leon Apple G•ovt HB 1 895 N - Haw eu "J 1 BusmfiU Oppo•tu111t¥ 57 Mu~o~callnsttuml!flt ~ lel<~rl 22 937 Butlllto 23 Money 10 loan ProiM510notl Serv•c~ 58 59 Fruot1 & \legtnlbl ti!S Fo• Sate or l r1rb lihthiQ611 Services 81 Home 81 63 84 PiumblllQ & Htt•mg RR ~p<ltlment Property tnclud es pond. ap p r o~ 4.800 :. q M I<H m bldg and mOOtl e home A rrat bar ~a1 n at $89.900 CALL 614 992 7104 FOR APPT . SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAl "LIGHT HAULING "FIREWOOD ' THANK YOU FARMERS BANK For Purchasing My Lamb USED APPliANCES R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING 90 DAY WAliA lilY W~SHERS-1100 up ORYERS-169 up · REfRIGIRATORS-1100 RANGI.S-GJ$-Eiet.-1115 up fREEZERS-1125 up MICRO OVENS- $79 up BILL SLACK 992-2269 992-Sl3S or 98S-lS61 USED RAILROAD nES 985-4422 Aaass From Past Offko POMEIOT; 01110 6-12-90 tfn Your up ' CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT . •ANYTHING AT ALL AI The Meigs County Fa1r. Jerod Cook HOT SPRING SPA \6) D oy -A - Yc :t r Rtt rrctt KEN'S APPliANCE SERVICE 1-11 85 86 67 UphoilltliV ~ ---- MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR BISSELL BUILDERS ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE "Af Reasonable Prices" 992-SllS or 985-3561 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS Pll. 949·2801 Across From Post OHice 21 7 E. S.<. Pomeroy POMEROY, DHI~ 3/ 6/'90/Hn J0 / 30/'891fn lmpoo~o~Vm..-ol l> EIIC ... IIII0\1 ElfiC1!1Cal & Rell!~ll'flllt oll G11u..-i11 H01ulouu Mobd ll Humc fh:pour Bu iness Services FOR SALE IN RACINE VERY NICE LARGE HOME ON ~PPRO! J'·. ACRES - 4 BR, 3 baths. 2 g"ages "nted I Acce~i-01•• Auto Rep111r Campmg Equtpmenl Campen; & Motor Ho m~ Merchandtse !i I 615 4&8 516 773 ~lhSUil ln~enoa. tor Rent Mobil e Home• 1uo R~"l 46 Bu~ Wantttd to 63 42 47 11 61 - farm Equ1pmen1 62 I;Gjlf{UJ ~m_ployment foil• •wirt~ 3I 32 33 35 7 ., •d S .. elp~ud Ill lldlii!IUI 8 PubMc S1ie&o Auc110u 9 'h•Ued to Buw 4- son .•Jerod. Jerrmiah . Jorda n. New Marshfield: Rev . A lbl'rl Friend, Kim. Holl y. Rachel. Da yto n; Ta mi. .lot• WarmkP. Chad. Brad Bean , Davton: Tom , • Ka t hy. Shannon . F'awn. I an Stpv er s. Alb any : DaiL'. Patty, Susan • Athens; Hollie, Linda Hayes. Shade: Rubl'rt . Gladys Cham' y. Po meroy: J .R. Greene. W.Va: Kenneth, Da rlene. Lori. Darren Ha yPs. Pomeroy: Car men Al lt•n . Ga ll ipolis: Es tella Co lb urn . Shade: Fern Cheese br ew. Shawnee: Bill Mullen. Cornin g: Mr. a nd Mrs • The Hockingport UM\T held its fir st meeting for the new season recentl y. Officers or the organizations are Amber Little. dlsriplesh ip coordinator, Chad .Jorda n and Mike Shields. rommunicatlon coordi nator s, and Teresa Jor dan. stewardship coordinator. Plan s were made for a Ha- waiian luau to be held Sat urdav at 6:30 p.m . at lhl· shelter ho use behind the Hockingvurt United Methodist Church . Food will be served buffet stylt•. The cost will be $5 for adults and $3 for c hildren. Co nta ct Mar y Dailey at 667-3582 for a ti cket. · · The Bethel UMC will hold homecoming on Sunday wi th worship services at 10 a.m. and carry -In dinner at 12: 30 p.m. Afternoon servlee will be at 1:30 p.m . with the So uthern Hi ll Singers Millard Coe will be the emcee for the afternoon sen1cP. an~ tor mort~ BAUM LUMBER ·~ .r; " 0 • c. inlur· matu,., Mfer *1¥· -o••· HI. ,.,..•• '"' "" . . _ '"" . . . . ,...... • I pq ,. . pol. or"<lllr.,... _ ... _ _ ... _ . ... 114.-oolloctiWe- illllr.- ,_..... _ _ _ ,_.....,_ - - - · lntlr:':'!·~- ·~:;.~~ ~ ..... . 114EASJMAIH ro.IOY .A ,........ ·~1 SPECIAl IISUIMCI PIODUCJS FOI SPfCIM PFOPII ----------------------------------- --- For Old & New Roofs. Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling We Guarante~· Ynur Soli,fat•lion LJ.LlJ" FREE ESTIMATES JOSEPH D . JACKS U 'f 7 -20· , mo ------~~S~-3~t-~·~~tl~n ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ L UU TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ... POMEROY, OHIO Rt. 7 & S .R. 143 ALBANY , OHIO : Rt. 50 & SR. 143 NEW HOURS : We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can POMEROY : 9 a .m .· 7 p. m 7 Days ALBANY : 10a m.-5 p m 6 Days Closed Sunday also IK id boil and rod our radiators. We also rapoir Gas Tanks. • • • # 1 Copper •1 per lb Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb. Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb.: Batteries S1 ea . Yellow atass 40C lb .. Alum . Sheets 40C lb . 992-2196 614 992-5114 Middleport, Ohio 1-13 -Hc • • • • • • • • • • • til · PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG. 10, 1990 PAT' HILL FORD PLUMBING & HEATING •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO Ntw location: 168 North Second Middleport, Ohio 41760 SALES & SERVICE New Hom11 lwilf "Free Estimates" We CIV"'V Fishing Supplies Pay Your Phone and q,able Billo Hare li BU!INEl! PHONE (6141 991-6110 ~E!ID£NCI PHONE 16141 991-7714 I , ]8 nn • • PH. 949-2801 or • 4-16·86·11n NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting •Mobile ~ome P.arla •Mou ..... ...... ~ 6 1. 14. _ _ _ _ _ __ 15. _ _ _ _ _ __ 8. _ _ _ _ _ __ CASH ONLY. MAILORBRINGIN . PRINT ONE WORD IN EACH SPACE ABOVE. EACH INITIAL OR GROUP OF FlGURES COUNTS AS A WORD COUNT NAME AND ADDRESS OR PHONE POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL I l l COURT STREET POMEROY, OH 45769 NUMBER IF USED. Deadline 8/31190 (mu•t include 3l•t edJuon.) NAME COLUMN - - - . - - - - _]_ · . Gallipoli 1 Daily Tribune, Pt. Pleaunl RegJ•ter, and (• U&WI appear m. Pomero Dail Sentinel. FREE ESTIMATES Rtrm18ls •Lot• Renpl• 3 Days - 3 Papers - 3 Lines $3.33 992-2156 949-2168 992·7479 8-7-'90- 1 mo . lt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, L. Writesel ROOFING COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T! MOVE YOUR MERCHANDISE FASTER THAN YOU I. 9. _ _ _ _ _ __ CAN SAY "ABRACADABRA!" WlTH AN AD IN 2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10._ _ _ _ _ __ THE J. 11. _ _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL 4. 12 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 CLASSIFIEDS. 5. 1J., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I THEY WORK LIKE MAGIC . Res. 949-2860 NO SUNDAY <Alll Howard b1 quell.... to Ill~~- 1 Mllll5! 1 ...... (41- 992-7 762 985-4473 llfOIIb ... llednowtolll-•nlouR ocal-• lor •-.,..,. ond ... n-21-old.--ld ANI If you ... - CALL JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates rlt•.,. blwer. Tht cow..,. .,_, policy ........ __......,........... Now's The Time to Find Out . •Garages •Complete ill Aulo policy. 1M We Do What We Soy. Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of Ice and Snow? SER~ICE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •e • • • • • • • • do. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE •New Homes • • • llrarw.~ 614-992-2328 We Soy What We BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION • • • • • • • • • Tu fr r " J! 7-23 · 1 mo. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (u ~rom 11 nn rl CHESTER 985-3301 • • ,,,,,j ,, • .,, ,,..,, ,,,. ,., Theft ahoulcl be apecial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • F Jvo r 111.· Pmt :tblc Spe~ .• .• Arnold. Albany: Mark Mt•tts. Albany; Rnge r , DPa. Jerpmy, Jason Hayes. Albany : Gracr Richardson. A111e rica 's trt bfcMMier. GIGANTIC AUGUST "SALE" NOW GOING ONI FOR~ET 513 .00 Annouc::Mn...-t! s 011 no ch•ge BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Dougan. c:.ll••-~--.... o~N1:) 15 3 Farm Supplies & Livestock Real Eslale 1 C•d ot ThMliU 2 In MemOfy Aates;Jre loo conwcuuve tun1. twoketl upd~s ~~b-e ch•ged lo< e.ch dww .u sep•ral~ ild) BULLETIN BOARD NowtMft•. tt' s Sutt Auto Compani•' Medel· Lottery numbers •nu~ lloc p•~ .20 30 42 15 Announcements Over 15 Words $4 .00 $6.00 S9.00 (.'((l,,,,jfit•d f'II~(' .S I 'OI'I'r f /11• 1<1 covered di sh dinner was enjoyed. 3 6 10 R•le 15 15 15 Servtces Lottridge Community Center will sponsor Carthage Town Festival orgamzes Thl• Lot I ridge Comm unit y Ce n- or Muon c:ou rolo tf> 'Pooco: ot •d 101 •II cap•UIIetlers '7 pu1<1t lme type o11ly used UMYF ter Association is .sponsoring thr Carthage T ow nship Festival on Day s 1 'Rec.,.v•· & 50 do~u;ount lor lldl po~od '" •tl'vantc '~ 1ee oildi G111Ci1WiiV and founrl ad:~. und t'l 1 !'I worU~ will bc • ga m e co mmitt ee. Words Monthly G<~lltll • The Area's Number 1 Marketplac:e RATES TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-21 Sb MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POUCit:.S ' Ad ~ OUIIKh: Me•!=!!. . p•od The Daily Sentinel- Page-7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Classifie School reunton 1s held recently with Floyd Bric kles asking the $41 ' · W.Va., spent severa l days with Mr . and Mrs. Charley Smith. Tuesday, August 21, 1990 Ohio 1-12-'88-Hn Announcemenls 3 Announcements ADOP'TION wa ·d lava lo ah.,. our t.arts: & home wllh Infant. Wlll offar lave, warmlh & att~lon, flnlnclally secure, lela help MCh ather! Madk:altl•gal •xpei"'MM ptld, Call collect Evenlnga, 201 -427· 2346 . < q c~ ADOPTIONSpeclal HappyAds of a Gun! Timothy Dunn is 3111 family vnnls to gin your baby a loving noma . Give your baby and ua a cttanca . Call colleet 708 -352-1656 Mary Ellyn 1nd Chuck. Single? You should be I"Ndlng Haart ..arch HoUIM Nawslanar, Prol illng aru Hoartl&arch, P.O. Box llpolll, OH 45631 . 4 alngill . 1043,'0at- Giveaway 3 month old gray 1nd white, and white kltlans. yellow 614/99:2-6706 Cout:h 304-675-5416. Elk 1nd Collie mate pup, 3 months old, good equlrral dog, l04~95-J6B t Pupplaa to glvNWay. L..rga dogs, moth1r It pllrt rotwela.t. Raady lo go now, 6 r.ma ... , -4 main. 614-667-6223. Whltl klttana , al.o tabby 11 Help Wanted WANTED leading Tri-County area heating &air con· ditioning business is looking for an experi· enced heating & air conditioner installer. •3 Years of Experience •Good Working Conditions Send Reaume to Daily Sentinel P.O. Box 729L Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 ~ta, 614--379-2tl74. 6 5 81) '00 -rt• Lost & Found FOUNO: Famale Alredlle. 114- 446-i348. LOST bllfold, kMp money pt.... r.turn paptr'l to Anclt Tuckar, Rt. 3. Leon, WV. LOST HI, •r• gra ..., 1nd tung... btlw11n Hartrord ·and Pomtroy1_ Robl. 0. Ohllng.,, 304-182-...88. LOST: Chttd'o Pol lllneo puppy. Uadlum till dog1 mottty brown, IIOmt b11Ck • tan. Plrt: Cottto/ShophlrdiCbft Hoo ipOHid tongue. Rid colhr anewtrt to 'Woody." VIcinity of Addleon Pike or locll IUrroundlng .,... H you haw eeen PLEAS£Conlacl: 114-317·rnlll. LOST: lloto, ""'"-· - m colorMCII. Swko,ogo. R1.110 & 31. Cflftd'o pol. "'"" frllndty, 114-446-711M. Get Quick Results! Place A S5 Per Day ·Bulletin Board · ArJvertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classilie1l Section. �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Lost & Found 6 42 lolt:Mana bllltokl, brown trltold wtlh birth r.cont.. aoc:l1l Mewlly and lo.JI plck..up. lit._ LNI eomewhMll ~round 5'1 Mobile Homes rent Gal- 7554 fr11 water & g~rbage, phone 304-'Tn-2666 or tvtnlngt 67S- 1990 Bronc o XLT,Ioaded, 16,000 mila•. S12,000. 6t4-446-n20. Mobllt homa, 2 bedroom nle~~ Sunday Mihlon - 2:00 p.m. Ft1day. Monday edition - 2:00 p.M. Saturdly. location, utllltiet fuml•hed. &14- Vllltga Pomeroy, "I I"('IIH' Illh('r wh('tt you uspd Middleport to whist 1.- r~t IIIP instP::td of for & VIcinity 44 ll H' ... & Auction Com~ny 31 Help Wanted HouM cl ..nlng and dlaablllty tor Mlplng h1nd onea 1 WNk, uk lor O.bb'-304-675-1145. now booking tuctlona, ax- Semi trucll J*fance makea th1 dltt.renca. radh.JI of Lk:eoHd Ohio, Kentucky, 9 304-m...e;m. w..1 Wanted to Buy W1nted To Buy: Junk Auloa wHh ot wtthout motors. Call La,.., Llvoly. 114-llll-11303. drlvtrs-200 mill Pomtroy. Stnd r8aum1 to P.O. 801 729-H, Pomeroy, Ohio. Slyilll4 NettdiKI : Excelltnl Mourt, Salary plut eommlulon, lor In· tervlew, 614-446-3353. 12 Situation Wanted Employment Services 11 Help Wanted 'ASSEMBLERS NEEDED' lmmtdllta openings. No np. nHd~. FuiiiP1rt flm1 . Call 1i00-483-4336 S21mln. 7a.m. -10p.m. AVON • All trNs, Call Marilyn WNVef 304-882·2645. Accepting lppllcatlont tor par1 tlrM Cllthhtr, Crawford's Groc.ry, Htndtrlon, WV. g:005:00 PM. Mutt be 18 -,.rs old. Apply In person, no phone ealls pt..... AVON I All Ar.u I Shirley Speare, 304-675-1429. Dairyman on modem Muon County dairy firm, t.edlng and """"Y poy1pold vac 11 lon, 8 day wort! 'Milk, • pmUklng dutloo, plicltlon, ahoutd lnclud• educ1tlon, wort! IXplrllnc• 1nd rtMrii'ICM. Appl-,. P.O. 801 397, Point PINMnt, WV 415S50-03fil7. Eam money by lt"ll week. Join tt... numbert to demonatrale ..Chrlltma•Around·Th•-World''. Jui)'·OecemMr. n1me. LNve addrna, and phone number on ln...,.lng 11rvlce. 614-992 - 5311. EARN MONEY Rudlng Booksl $30,000/yr lncorn. potlnltal. Now hlrtng. (11 805-687~00 Er1. Y1018G. EARN MONEY R11dlng Book1! 130,000/yr. Income PGt•nlltL Now hiring. (1) 805-6B7...,oo E.rt. Y4562. Experiencld mldla Nl.. rwprMifll•live. BaM plut comminion. 304- n1-7885 Clll tor lntlrVIew. bperienc.d J*WO to Wlllp.lprll our n.w home, up to 114-tt2·7563. • rooml. cqc>F.- Job Tr1lnlng.Job Corp program now filling opening tor young men tnd WOfMf'l tl to 21 yHIO old. T1>lr1ing oooltlon• opM hHith t•ldl. clwlcal, conltrucUon trede 1utomollv1 1nd culinary 1110 obl1in OED whl .. training. Job Corp Np. wll be In PcMnt PIMunt Job Sorwlco, 22a Sixth Sl ThiK• 11231'80. 10:00 1m 1111 3:00 pm onty, uk to HI A1y Ptu'-y. 1,._ M1y Coupll would ll kl to 1"8nl a house In area ol non drlnk1r1, Tupp1n Plains, Chutar SyucuH, or Aacln1. Htve gOOd re18renee1. 614-992-69n. rlda to Ca lifornia , San Fr1n. area . Just http drlv• Luvlng around Aug. 2'7, 1st of Fr11 SopO. 614-992-5143. Schools 15 & Gold Credit Card. Cuh advance prog,.m. Vlu/MC guarantied. No ue~l~aposll, $24 .50 ft1. 1·900-2 g_ Kou ntry Kids Child Carl. A tun CI to stay wherl lrlend1hlp1 $ ln . Graat loeatlonl. 614-i92· 2. Magi<: YNrt Dty Ctre Ctnter renonablt, dlptnda~•. llc1n11, quality child car~ . Mon· day lhrv Friday, 7:30 lUI 5:30. For mort Information 01 to reglsttr 304-675-5847. MI. . Pau\a't Oty Cal'l C.n!ar. S..M, tffordtbl•, chiklcarw. M-F 8 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Ag11 2 'tt-1 0. Betor-., tfltr achool. Orop-lnt wtleoma. 614-446-8224. Quality Child Cara In my hom1, ,.,..nee, 7t12. Equal Opponunlt-,. Employer. IHTELUGENC€ JOBS. CIA, US Culilomt, DEAL lie. Now Hlrtng. Coli 1-r.eooo E.J1. K· 101 • . LPN NMdod: Mldnlgh1 10llol, 18 h'"""'- Wortdng wMh Gorlalrlc MA rwi~Mntt li'l 1 ,.aldentlai 01111ng. Expotlonco 1or •n LPN ng 1o IChool who n.edt plf1- r.: me Work. 8 14-441-7148. occat~~lng =lca11ono .... 11 ..;, ;:~:~: dMI wtt:"h pubUc, wft"h good work rMORI, & dllplndlbtl, Uulble hcM.n I wuk1 • required, In II Vl'ra Fur.... 4 looout141 . = .J.::r.on =-~,:"~~~ ltllllod ~., corw laclllly, potllvo wage and bonolll pockP - col 114fllt:l.f4n. lfoq.- llolty OloKklw, Olrwc1or of Nurolng. = ,. qulred. 614-59~937. Investment Propeny: Ouplu, GslllpoJI1, Currently rtnted. $475 lncom• month. $25,000. Call Tim, i-5, M-Sat . 614-4460968. Land contract. L•f• wh11l and dul on a n.wly rtmod1lld Ihnat bedroom hooM ln Pomeroy. Will t1k1 Clth, car, truck, boat, motorcyc11, ate . lor down p.ym1nt. Maka an offw. 114-992-2554. Prle• Aeduc~ : Own1r nMda to "'" 3br, 1 112 blllh homt on St Rt 35 approx. 2 mUM wtll ol Holzer. Ctntral Air, g11 h111, elty aehoola . 614-44&-0078, 814Spring Vallty ArM, 3br, 3 bttht, tonnal dinint~ room , t•rg• family room with woodbumlng tlreplaea wtth buekatov•l 2 cor g"'r· dock brl<:k pol o. hoi lor Sale 14x56 Mobile home with room tddl112_!11 halt ae111 land. 304175-1 fH. 11171 Rebel Mobile Hom1, 10x50. $2500 negolllblt. 814-~2-2952. W13 Fairmont 12x6S houaa trtller, 304-m-&Ot1 . t 1174 Ou•rdon Futurama t2d!S. 2 b4tdroom, Ctnlral Alr $5995 thown by appointment 614-44&1012. 448·18118. Financial prfv111 renllld lol In Rodney. ~14-245-504g _ UIB4 Schultz, 1~165, AC, dtck, storage bldg, 111,000. 304-67511145. 2 btdroom tr~ller, 2.4 1cr.s, call btfort 1:00PM, 304-675-7MJ. or 3 bedroom14x70 model• 1t tha unbtll1vtbl1 pricl of 112,1100 delivered and set up Clll t~T.ll-4046 lor dttalla. Nalhu• 14170 wlupando, thutted .7a IC,.. land, Point PlttUnl, M1ny IXIrta, lOU75- 1917. 21 Business Vlndal• 11166 Marl! Ill 2bt, ~ LA, kl1ehan, dining room. condition! 8t4·245-m3. Opponunlty !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO thai you do buainus with peoplt you know, and NOT to Hnd monty lhrough the mall until "J'OU hive lnvettlgatld lhe offtrtng. recommandt VENDING ROUTE : Big SSI locatlone, $300-$800 poe1lble each mtchlne wttkly, must Hll. 1-800-7 4g...9844 . VENDING ROUTE : Local. Great utili Income. High traHic k>catlona. Prlead lor quick aate. 1-800-284-8363. 22 Money to Loan Gold Cl"ldll Card, VIM!Mallf· card Guaranteed, C.th Advan- en, no ueurlty d•posU, no crtdl1 chtek, t.OG0-226-0048, l1i .• , ... I·2'-3--P-r'-o-fe_ss_l_o_n_a_l- - Se 1 -:---::,.--::rv,.-ce_s,.....,--:~ 1 pout. Rt~eoneble A1111. Ctll Mon-S.t. 108-324-lm or ~ m-n11 Real Estate 33 Fanns for Sale 30 •er" mor. or ~ • . Approx . 20 ICFM tlllebll, 3br, hou... bam, 61~2t07, 114-3888504. Prlct Reduced. 12 .erH, 2 bam•. 1aa.2 tnll1r, 3 b.droome, 2 pon:hetlorural wa11r, tot..eeo btu, Oh Rt. 7, 1--304-743- =~ :;.:~~~.-=~ - " oxporto..,. noc-ry. 35 ESTATES, 538 J1elllon Pile• trom l1t2fmo. W1lk to 1hop & movl•. C.ll6t4-446-256a. EOH. Fumlahld 2 roomt & bath. Oow,..lllrt. CINn. No pile. Ref. & dap. r~ulred. 614-446-1519. Fumlahed Ape, 607 Second A¥1, GalllpoUt, $225; Utllltln p11d, 1br, 614-4~18 1f11r 7p.m. Fumlshed Efflcleney, 111 utllltlu ptld, thlre blth. S1501mo. 8111 Second Ave. 8t4-446-3945 . Etttcleney, $115, Utllltln Plkt, GtlllpoUa, 614446-4416, lftar 7p.m. Apa•m•nl• In Mkldl•pon. From $1~. C.ll814-992·n&7. EOH. 55 For Sale: Full till btd dretHr S70. 614-367..01311. GOOO W1sher~ , l>ngH. USED Appro• one ~ere, woodld lott, city Wiler, own.r tlanclng, J•rlcho A01d, Point P'-111nt, 304-372-8406 or 372-.2578. Appro1. 8 1f2~er• whh mln1n1 rlghl1, on GitOfVII CrMk Ro.~d . 614-448-2000. Lind on Spring Avt. make nice t111ller kJl $5000. OBO. 827-6436 lhlr 5 pm. Lot Whh Moblla Home In ~ nollon, Florida.l14-44f-®OO. One tcre trllltf lot wflh counly watw, Mptlc lank lnd IMclrM: hool< wp. On blook IOfl road. PI, lilly fenced. Owner wll parllally flna.-, 12,11011. ulllng price. 304.eT&-zm. Route 2 Alhton, 1 1er1 1ot11 l APPLIANCES dry1r1, refrlg•aton, Skagg• Appllanc.., Upper Rlv.r Aa . BHidl Stont Crest Motel. Cait614-446-7398. Good uud r.trig~retor & llowt, oak labl• plus fOur chairs. 175 tor aach.. 614-446-1478. Good Uled Whirlpool RtfriglfiiOf tor Ull. 614-4463102 &14-44S-1231 . un Chtlr: Lilli ntW, 614-379- 2862. Mollohan C~rpelt Upptr Rt. 7 Nonh Oualllv Carpels & Fur- niture 11 low prle11. Check ua OUI. 614-446-7444 . PICKENS FURNITURE Hew!U11d 2561. Nicely Fum 'ld Sm11i houtt, gar1gt, not suitable tor chlldrtn, no pt11, $300/mo. Otposlt, 614-446-0338. Nicely Fumlehld Mobllt Home In chy. CA. Sultabl• lo< 1 pol· 441.033a $225 monlh. Oopod roquilod. 11~-892 -22 18 afl.ar 1 p.m. One bedroom fumlshed utllhloo pold, 304-87&-2722. 1p1, R111t: 1 bedroom lp8t1 ment. Nlct carpM, ctun and neat. MUD 1pproved. No pellt. Pt. Ptll ..nl . 304-175-6200. lWo bedroom apt, Houuhold turnltt'llng . 112 mi. Jerrlcho Rd. Pt. PtANnt, WV, call Jll4-67S-1450. 5::3:__~A~n_tl,.:q:...u_e_s..,..,__ c1rpet, khchon lumlohod, 304.e7~5104 . t1 24 E. Mtln StrHt, Pomeroy. Hours: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Sunday 1 :00 to 6:00 p.m. 614·9g2-2526. NMd someon1 to rHntmel 111 old claw toot blth lub. 614-N2· 7563 81Np6f\G rooma wnh cooking. Alto trw H.- lpict. All hook· Upi. Ctll aft• 2:00 p.m., 304-n:J.. 11611, ....on wv. 46 Miscellaneous 11ft. 11umn black mnt-1 talelltla dlth with Unlden USI 1000 l'lctlver Ill and track., local.,., 1eoo. 304-182-2324. 15x30 aboVI ground 1)001, aol•r blank111, eovar, complttt, 3 old, $700. 304-882-3.241. rrs Tufttd btek. KlndiiWOOd wood bumlr, llr~pllca lnaarl or rr.. standing. dolt'~ llkl new. 81"- e.e-2202. B•uty a11on equlprnara tor 1111. For dlttlla Clll 304-875- 4668 or 1htr 5:00, 67&-54111. Big 5 bedroom form homo buln Conn Trumptt wllt-1 CIN $181. RMII hitch $85, Browning SwMt Btlglum 11, 1850. 614446-81tt . Commerelll Sign Space Rt . 3.5 Will. ll 4-24.5-~48 . Country A.KC rwgllt•ld CoeUr Spaniel puppy, 4 month• old, gold, t.malt, $85. 304-87&-1 028. Canery Persian, Siamese 1nd Hlmal•yan kltltnt. 814-446-3M4 attar 7 p.m. Dragonwynd g•l up 114.1111 and 10 gal HI complete $43.2!. Groom and Supply Shop-$'14 Grooming. All brlld1. Allllyltl. Iam• Pet Food DNiw. Jul'Wabb. Call 614-446..02"31. Mala Chlhuthua, houM broksn, 1o good hom•. 304-875-11025. Registered Pomtninl•n t-mate, 304-675-e183 . Reglat111d AKC Ba...n pups. fl okt. lt2!. NCh 114-6&7- WMkl 6756. Aegll11red Chow Clmlnlon, very g•nUe, 675-3213 lftlr' 8:00pm. Chow e~ll 304- Reglstwld Hlmal1y1n ktttent . Fem•f•• and m1lea. M~.at 111 to tpprtc:ltla. Cuh . No et'IIC:kl. NM and 57 Instruments BACK TO 9CHOOL SPECIAL 15% off regular tunlngs. End• Sl~ember 15. J&M Pr•no g.,. vice. Call Bill W•nl 304-84-2325. Cuttomlzed Fend• Strat: 1300. Rockman 1100 end Roc:lunant $121. 304-87~11027. Flndtf " J•u Spedat" btu guttar1 ,letl'll pkk-upa with hlrdtn~tl CIM 1nd two l ·tra Nta .,. 1trlnga. Excelltnl con- dhlon $410. f11141 3451. tor -.$1110. 814-4-14 . Merchandise 5'1 FlrrNood For Salt: UHtly tug1r, 4118, atack.. SpUt1t11cbd anCI dlllvW~d, $60. 11.........a- Household Goods RENT TO OWN 614-448-3158 6 pe. wood groop $14.01 per wHII. 4 poeter btdroom 1ulte, complllta lt5.20 per WMk, dlnett• with 4 ch1l111 $7.50 per w11k. Magic Chtf 14 eu. ft . Ath1gerator $12.95 pM" weH, 15 CU. ft. frllliH, $10.80 plf wllk.VI'Ra Fumlturs. At. 141 , ~ mlltt oH At. 7-Ctnlenary.Open 7 dlys • w11k. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 r. dryer. conciHion. I.::::=:.:::.. _____ r Fruits & Vegetables ~-T'-'ilr"TI1;--rl;;-'-~r---j 1 '--...1.-_.__.___c _ 0 78 B!Mck Rtgtl, ••c cond, 68,000 mllet, $2,000. 304-67S7158. '87 Oida Ar.n111, 33,000 milt~ , Ilk• new, $5,500. call 1f1w 7:00, 304-937-2801. 111e1a Corvalr convertlbll . Standlrd TrantnMulon, run~ QOOd, nHda paint, St,OOO . 614-245- 15873. 1'n4 Pontiac Vtnlu1'11, 2dr, Y-8, 350 1n;lne, S300,It4-37i-22tt. 1075 and U77 Monlt Ctrlo, 304- 197a Olds Cutt..t $11011.304-4511-1871. Supr1m1 engln~ , 1018 Q,.nd Prl1 , 400 1350 finn. 814-256-6181 . 114-8811-3817. 11182 Ptymcw~h Sapporro. $1,400. Good thape . 614-3670139. 1M3 Toyot1 Cototla, 4 door door with tun roof, $1,800. <:all 8""" 11114 VW Rabbi! L, cond, 411!><1, 12.000. .8.0 . 814240-81 .... A~J $5,100. Blackburn RNhy, 114441-0001. 0171 . 11187 DodGa Coli OL PS, PB, AMIRI C.Mtttt, AC, New llrtt. A.utamarlc. Gill good gas milage. Excollonl conclhlon. mUta. 14,500 firm . LUJury. 4dr, kladed, wlall opllon1, nsw uroo, .,..,OOOK 2300. se,roo. 814-446- l•lnoro. Rod/green popporo. 1887 Tempo, 13000; 1N7 Du• 111-247-3283. fugono Dovlo. 1•, $3,1)()0 bolt'! wfalr; 1955 SO THEY'LL IGNORE IT FOR A WHILE .•. . 814-2511-8154. Ntw gu fum1nce, UHd wlndoWI Ilk• ntw 3-whteler Y1maha. recliner chllr. l14-tl25ri170. a - - - n - o ! l 2 3 7. Ponabl• llgl<od oiQn wn....,. $2Gi. FrM dollvory. Plallc I....,. $07.110 bol. 1-800-1133-3453. 1188 Ctvyller LIBaron. Air, 1111 whll4, amtfm tltrto, low mlllg1, VII)' CINn. 614-M- GOVERNMENT SEIZED V•hlciM "'"" $100. Fordo. M•n:od... COrvliHH. Chtvya. Surplus. Yow aroo. (I) 805<187-41000 Exl. duty ~~~"&L,..' oond'hlon, troo. 114-4 814-IU-5453. 1187i. Farm Supplies &Livestock R•trlgtralor for •'-- $30. 814- en.., Corsica. Excollonl condition. Air, 4 cyt., 4 door, t•ka ov.r payment or beat offer. 11181 RCH.1:11'1'1 Slrawben'y Fa"" : BHnt 11 biWIII; cucurnbtrl $10 buohol· good caMing tomatoee, it bushel. 2 mll11 . $.10189. 61 Fann Equipment .L~::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;~ 2 holM Troller lor Nlo. $800. 114-446-2107,114-311 e804 SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie 240 llu..,. F•g•on Trtctor34 hp, roll bar, roilo, 700 houro. Excollorl condhlon. $7,1100. 1110 hay - ... - hog, 12 dHion, rune good. $2,000. 114742-2421. 1177 Chny pickup V-8 IUIO, runo good, $8!0. 304-676-2818. Jim'• 31, w.. F•~'-:"• 011 , ,, 4=~m; $400. 114-441-II&U. loo.,.,_.. 1m Ford Courter wfth toppw, 1083 motor home. Toyota Oolphtn. S•lf-contllnld, ust on ga1, dual.... lr. Good condition Ollv•J!;:O; -= ~~.=~ - For Loyfng Mine, Cll ~~oo., entr 4:30. 11.....,... 2111. "Stop hissing, you little runtl You're making me nervous!" Full blaadad HempMR Ram Lomb. laO. Cal oftor e p.m. ll4- 2111131. EEK AND MEEK rr"s oo c;cx:n 10 e£ ALOlt ALL Tf1E 11ME . 111WIII. 1m CJ5 loop, ••.,. aood cond, 'rO:J IJ[Vt.R 1-\A\It. NJ ALIBI If..! CAS£ 'rOO IJt.ED 0/Jf. 'rW 'RE. lOJ VUUl.RA&£ Surcrlfll pop-up eamp•r. Sleep• 8. Stov1, turnact, twn lng; txcal..nt condition . 1141742-2880 81 ts racounted by survivors. C ®> 112\ Ill MOVIE: 'MJolic Plua ' CBS Tuesday Movie (2:00 ) I.!1J Budweiaer Presenta; 0 &JT HE' COLl~DNT CO D ID I TE:L.L YCD AEICXJT M Y l.INCU PHIL, THE A Y f'NK EEO lWANG-. DETECT I~ 2 Cll CIJ illlhlrtyoomelhing Hope and Mtchael go to Arizona for her parents · Unconditional lllttlme guanmtlt. Loc•l referanc11 furnished. FrM 11tlmtl11 . Call eollaC1 l 114 ·237-o.t88, day CK nig ht . Roo•,. Baaemtnt Wafsrprooflng. ..... Ron's TV Service, &J)KIIIIzlng 614446- 2454. R04ary or ea"'• tool drilling. Mcm Milt completed 1ama day. Pump taln and Mrvlca, 304- , anntver sary. (A) Stere o. C1) Newswa1ch .. ,... When We Were Young Th1 S program evokes the no stalgia of the cht ld star era : also interviews w1th Ja c kie Coope r, Mickey Rooney, Spanky McFarland TH' TH' PARSON WAS JEST BRA661N' ON WHAT PARSON'S A GOOD PERIIIDER RIGHT!! and Roddy McDowall (2 ·00) crli m Now Twilight Zone SNUFFY PERI/IDES ABOUT HALF HIS SERMONS II 13 Evenlng News 11J1 700 Club Wllh Pal Robertton 10:30 (!I Nowo (I) Raising Kids crll lll Tul ®Crook a Chose @ Mejor Looguo Sueboll MY MAN SNUFFY IS!! 8i5-3802. 11:oo Stpllc 'Tank Pumping $80, Gil II• Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, p,,,, 448.0294. Plumbing & 11J1 1111mon Heating lor the year ahead by mailing $1 25 to Astr a-Graph. c1o thi s newspaper . P.O Box 9 1428. Cleveland . OH 44101 -3 426 Be sure to sl ate your zodia c sign ASTRO-GRAPH Carter'• Plumbing 1nd H11tlng Fourth and Pfnt Oolllpoll•, Ohio VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) There IS a 814-441-3888 poss1 b1 hty you could der ive gains tod ay m a r at her cir cuitous manner . Your chart sho ws you could be luck y thr o ugh md~r ect mvolve menl s . BERNICE BEDE OSOL Electrical & Refrigeration commerciiJ wiring, new HrVIce or rwpalrs. lJcMMd Mectrklln. Ridenour or General Hauling A I R W1ter Service. ~•• cl• ,.,...., wella. lmmldl1t•1 ,000 or ~~~Uono dollvlll'y. Coli 304- WittlnOn'• Heullng, dl• counta, 2.000 to 4,000 capec:lty, cl•t•na, pooifll, alit, •c. C.ll fWIIIORIIbft LIBRA ( Sopl . 23-0c:t. 23) lmp<essive 87 Upholstery llowroy 'o Uphol111wlng ..,. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) A change that wa s mtt taled by someone other than yoursell might work out beller to r you loday than •I witt lor the author Lady Luc k may be playmg favorit es ARIES (March 21 -April 19) ConSI<uC· t•ve one- to-o ne r elattonsh tp s could probenefit s tor you tod ay. estoday Concentrate your efforts on : peciall y it you are involved with a per son worthwhile endeavors I hat requir e your wh o always seems to enhance your personal touch. luck . ~<.Your W' 'Birthday has been talli e d . TAURUS (Apri120-MoJ 20) Be alerl l01 see yourself through the eyes o f your opportunllles !oday where your work SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) Per - The ield l or which you 've been hoping come int o being in th e year lrom seeds you ' ve recently s?wn . Don t write off any old ventures unl1l the score coul~ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) II you could peer s t oday . you would be eMtremely 1 plea sed by th e tmage you project. Oth ers wtll be talking about you, bu t they 'll ) e saying nice thing s Aug. 22, 1990 VOIUrM 304.e78-2tll rangemen1s you have wttn per sons you love Those who car e wtll do a ll th ey can to 1r y to please you achi evement s ar e wilt within your reach , duce u n1qu e Waltf rlt•, ®> ll2l m Foreo11 @ 18 Arsenio Hall [ll Mleml VIce at Church StntOI Stollon all Moneyllne S..-Vac S1rvlct, GIOf'QII c,..ll Rd . auppUn, pl<:kup, 1nd delivery. lt4- Allldlnllll m11 m ella il)J Nowo 11) An1 We Killing America' a J.. koon , OH 1-800-537-9528. 84 0 C!J Compltll Woblla Hom• llill ups I repalra, alto plumbing & eltctrleel, rootlng 1 r.mod.llng, ptUot & declt.a ltC . REMODELINOI Reteraneet. Elllmllu. 614-256-1811. 01vl1 TuoodaJ Nlghl Flghto ® Nuhvllte Now (L) all Larry King Llvel 9;30 C1J (I) Ill Coach Hayden is certam that he w•ll receive an award . (A) Stereo . O 10:00 ill 1J I!)) Real Lifo With Jane Pauley Stereo . [;J BASEMENT WATERPROCANG Ohio 0 ra ce Improvements 304-tT&-2:1118 tron 1c. (A) Stereo . (A) Stereo . C (Ll Cil American Experience The lirst around -the -wortd air MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP Home 8:05 (I) I Love Lucy 8:30 III Major League B..eball ,] ) (I) Ill Family Matter• Laur a·s fear that she won't have a date turns ou t to be Roseanne scramble to ge1 a lew an swer s out o f the IR S 1990 CLOSEOUT! AU unite to go 11 lowest prieu lhla yurt Plu1 no ch~rg• tor A/C. Terry dNier lor over 20 years. Buy with eontldenct. Fixed 11111 financing •va l1 ibls. IRVlNES CAMPER SALES! On Sl. Rt. 7 Nonh at St. Rt. 555. Little Mocking Ohio Approx. 60 min. lt4-i80-2281 . Services (2 00) 9:00 ]) Cll lll Roaeonne Dan and TERAYTAAVEL TRAILERS 85 1111 Ford 1'210 dl-1 pickup, Idol ,.,.. .... In · - IUOO. 304-175-7421 . fanl ., wflhoul Nnnlng -.11~41. 1117 N,_n plok-up. 2 WhoOI drive, 14petd, lrn'fm, low Livestock 63 ~ v.ry Cltln. I14-V82· Ill IIF IIL~II_!I; IIG IIF Oloool .... 12,100; 2010 oiO- wllh- ouhlvllor 12.100; 73 vans & 4 WD's Sopor II Jubllot Fonl, 11,111; IN ld 11,111;.!?- 1m chevy van, 1 cy1, alio, 17 AC 11 ,til; Owner WI~ fully cuolomlz... , _ llr.., -11+311111:12 - · looka nlco, $1,500. 304- .... S tevens . IB PrimeNewa 11J1 MOVIE: Kidnapped Eloclrlcal, 304-87~ 1781. Buy, - wrfl•. Funny Butlneaa With Chartle Chat& Ill Features Charlie Chase playing tri cks on Randy Travis, Jerry Clo wer . and Jimmy Dean. along with a fe w humorous golf tips fr~m comed1an Ray t973 Ooda• motor horne, 304m-5363, Chartu O.Ck•r. 1g75 mot01 homa Ct\lmplon . 22 fl., $7,800. Ctean. I14-H2-5574. Murder, She Wrote Sing a H . good tiNpt (AI Stereo C [D G) MOVII!": Lowe Straamt (PG13)f200) A Song 01 Murde1 872t . 82 Mt . ambulan ce s kids out of control and catches on lire . 0 1972 T•rry Camper, 20ft . ..If. contain ed, 1tn one-ton Ford truck, 11tHt ooll, lrldo, I :CIN:OO - y o , llol 1111-. pnv.... OUTSIOE! 304~75-4312 . 1173 Ford Bronco. Good eon- bod. $3,100.114-11112-31 "· ,_.,. I AN E.XtT IU TH' tfil7t V•g• eampar, 24ft, $1,000. Trucks for Sale mowing machlno, • - prow. 12·14 """"'"'· ...... plow. 114ti241H. -- -·-.... .. . AN' T'MJ._i!S GOT 1968 Ford motor hom1, V-8 auto 1 drhtat Ilk• ear, looks gOOd, S2. 100. 304-576-2818. Cube -= elk. Q not (A) Q ®> 112\ (I) Re•cue: 911 An ONE, THEY PROB'LY SE.\RCHED >115 PLACE LOOKING FOR. US, tranaml181on, $700; 1878 Llbarron, 7111,000 mlllt wtlh air, $395.. For S.ll or trldt.l14-2st.1270. Frnh ' migration and survival patterns ol the Rocky thought is his grandlather is For Sslt : Full muir., VHF-UHF, Chinn.! &httlr CcNor T.V. Anlenni, wfrd.Of & 1 rotor box Clbil wlrt & 40ft. powM' u.d 1 yNr, $~ ; Will ooll pock· 1g1 tor 1100, you taka ~n • P,odoce . Preview (1) (I) Nova The breed1ng . Tony disco ver s the man he ott.r bn.ndt. HouM calla, 1110 aomt appU1net repalr1 . WV ngatabloo. 114- fouNNP!? Accessories $800; 1873 Ford Truck, automatic J & A homog,_, 843-6313. 001 8:00 Ill II I!)) Mallock (2 0 IIJ High School Footbal Clllll Who'a The Bou7 tn Ztnhh 1110 11rvlclng moll lr~nami18lon, >T d.r\d Campers & Motor Homes 1187 Chryolor ConquHI TSI, all optlona, mint cond, garag~ltept, whHI, 34,000 mlll1. 114-4~6- Mra. Ktng ahea~ . . viclng trt county ,,... 25 yur~. The bNI In fumhure LEO (JuiJ 23 . Aug. 221 Somo11mes ~- call •fl•r 5:01», 304-67&- upholot•rtng. Call 304-871-4154 grandiose ideas count for litt le. but thi s lor lrM llollmatM . might not be true m your Instance. to- 11110 Joop CJI, low mlleo, Vlll'y goodoond, 30U75-7410. O-m Uphololory Cantor, 303 Hllnop Or. Coli for appolnlmanr• ............ Collllll41 343& day. Take the limitations oH your think Ing and le t your expectatio~s run hiQh Leo treat yourself to a birthday gilt. 'Send lor your Astra-Graph predictions 1 sons wh o a ren' t inc lined to grant olhers favor s are likely to make an eM caption in your case loday. However . don 't forget to reciprocate the Ur s t chance you get career are concern ed . Conditions in genera l look encouraging and you 'Tlight gain advantages from somethmg mother is disposing of . ~EMINI (MoJ 21-Juno 201 All hough you CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon . 19) You "re are likely 10 be popular with everyone , you encoun ter today, it is still proba~ly that it will be members of the oppos1te gender who lind you the most appealing . like ly to be a t your bes t today in deal- CANCER (Juno 21-JUIJ 22) Cerlain ing s w ith groups or large o rganizations Don ·t be intimidated by size or titles. because you' ll be operaltng on friendly turf c::ritica l trend s that have an aHect upon your material well being might some adjustments today which produce profitable benefits. Look opportunities AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) You should fare rather well today in any ar - 11:15 (l) MOVIE: Mlalor Aobor1o (2 :30) 11:30 ill G ~ Tonlghl Show Stereo (!I Mognum, P.l. (I) 1J Nlghfllno ~ ®I Night Court 112\ Ill 'Stingrey' BS Lale Night Sllngr8J rescues the father of a Sovtet defector . lA) ®On Slago Sporto l onlght 11J1 MOVIE: Kldnepped (2:00) a 11:35()) Chlorl 0 12:00(1) Ill Entlrlalnmont Tonlghl ®> Mignum;-Pi @18 Love Connoc11on 11]1 Crime Story Torella accuses the government of an aiUance with Luca . S1ereo. a1 Nuhvllte Now Country music's hottest stars are featured live. all NowtNiglol 12:05 (I) NlghUine 0 12:30 (l) 8 ~Late Night Willi Devld L•norman (J) MOYIE: The Flnll Conflict (R) (2:00) (I) Ill Herd Copy @Ill Alter Houre ~ - 2 1 · 90 NORTII • Q ii 4 BRIDGE Auto Parts & Mn• 12,200. 1882 Chtvy Cavollw olw1 4 c~ 4 opood $750. low mlin. 110,800. 614-!WS304.e78-281o. 4418. 114lllt:l-23n Canning lomlt011 for Mil. Pl<:k your own or alrMdy picked. 1117 Nlsun Stanza Canning tom~ton . J3 a bual*. Plcll your own. Bring own con- L HIS· dream ol the future than live in memones of pas t TORY ."' 7:05 1]) Jeffer.ons Plek up bada, Forda and Chavt, 1980 lo 1987, no r1.11t, 304-6756286. 79 9 -to SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Likely - Islam - Visor - Hurtle - HISTORY The old man counseled the young man. "'ll"s be1ter to 7:30 Ill II FomiiJ Feud (!I Malor League Baseball Ill Ente~alnmonl Tonlghl ())Ill Mama's Family ®> 112\ Ill I!)) Jeopardy! 0 I!]) Ill M'A'S'H @ Malor League Bouboll all Crooollre 7:35 III Sanford And Son cond., Ilk• new llru. 614-388- 1m Plymouth Voklre 9t•tlon Wagon. SII cycllnder, automatic power brakla, power st ... lnLhunt very •-''- $4110. . 76 [. 0 FRANK AND ERNEST Cornp lete the chud:le quoled by hlltng 1n lhe mosw1g words yo u develop h orn ~le p No . 3 below UN SC RAMBlE lEllERI I FOR ANSWER Music Row Video all Monoyllne all Scarecrow Itt _._~ 0 .:'11 PRINT NUMBE RED ~ l[ IIERS IN SQUARES @ SportsCentor 71 Autos lor Sale SPORTS, INC. PROCTORVILLE . =:=::""~~_,----:­ OHIO 614-886-7188. a,OOo &14..Z47·Ne1 . matOf •utomallc Sta,. Kenmorw Drnr, hNvy IU/62-7563 fJ, a 88116. Pickup, Whlrlpoot waehtr lnd good I McCormick 0 6:051IJ Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 ill II I!)) NBC Nightly Newo [ll Miami VIce Mutt Sell Th is Week! Mak• ofltr, 12H. fishing boat, new 9.9 outbolrd, with hailer. 614-446BOATS · MOTORS· TRAILERS Mercrulltr, Mtrcury & Marlntr, 1uthorizad par11 & servka. P1rt1 lor most brandt. ""WE CANNOT SPEL S CCESSJ W~OUT Uw RIVERSlDt MARINE, GALUPOUS, OH 614446-2424 . On a very rainy day my friend moaned, "This day isn'l . . . . . . ·· worth anything . "Well,"l replied , '-..L--<--'-.....1..---' ~ "It's holding yesterday and r\_ T_E_R_X_E_V_'I tomorrow __ ...... 1" NewtHour Boatlraller for 10 to 14 loot Jon t>oo1, 304-n3-5009. I-, HA R0 B 1-.....,,;.:..:;.l--,ls~" l&-i ·JJ Ill Cunenl Affair ~ 112\ Ill il)J Whool 01 Fortune C I!]) Ill Nlghl Cour1 0 1988 Slrtaen foot Four Wlnns outboard, one owner, low houri, Snl,OOO . llrm . 304-67S-76n. Chevy t02-t141. In Transportation ,..r For u.lt:Spk'\lt-Con.olt Plano. B~rgaln . W1nted:Aeepontlblt pa,y to IIIII O'llr k)w monthly ymlnl• on SpiMI: plano. S11 1884 Bomber Fish & Ski, 1Bf1. 140hp, lfO motor, silver metal lltkt. Aaklng, $8,000. 614-245{11 09. 3057. Olive St, G11Upolla. New & Ulld fumltur•, heatlf'l, Wntem I Work boota. 6t4-<146-3158. Booh 0 7:00 Ill II PM Magazine (!I Andy Grtfflth IIJinside Edition (I) (f) MacNeil Lehrer 1972 17 f1 . Starerah Trt -Hull Boat . 125 HP, Evlnrud• Englnt, complete lop, new upholsttry. C..ll6t4-266 ·1316 ahar 7:00p.m. SUMMER SELLDOWN Ktwasalct Jtl Skit, 1 ggo Modell lllutlhan 1i811 Prtcet. 20'11. off on Wa1 Suits, Baja & Cobia Botlt! 111~ 11991 Modele with $1,000 to $-4,000 Cash Aebate1 .HAMILTON WATER defoa, fOt' S1..: Sf)lnei-Contole Plano 19815 Oktt, IIC. tilt, B~rgeln. Wimld: Aesponslbll AMIFM cea, $5,000, 304-&7&.: perly to like O'llr low monthly we. paymenl• on tpiMI pl1no. S11 t88a Pontiac Orand Am SE, loCally. Coli 1-800-Ul'-3341, Er1. white, 4 door, U-1 •ngln•, many 102. ..,,., $5,eu :104-812-22u. 11,400; will Mil c.rtlfl.. Cllt to go wtth It· BMX bike, rtdlinl retail v11ue l-450 will uti to 1175, or bitt otter. Only ulld ont tummer. 114-446-1147. 245<15118 1i15 Chrsyter 5th Av1., 1 owner, U..d 1 ,..,, llkt 11~ : Moblll homt lot tor ren1 , $75. and tew1r h.Jrnl1hed . J04. but oHer, 11ao dlt Hay tor S.la. Clov1r I nmothy. Round BtiH In the Fllld. 114- 304-175-31171t1VI m&IM&gl. 58 81HN4. Rl. 35, 304-137.;<018. Nrtl Diamond T1nnla Bracltl, Total Welghl: .10 Karala. AII1U Vllue; or Altetf1 tecond tnd lhlrd cutting, bll11 1nd rolte1 Morgans Farm, 1171 Ford Granada kyt aula, runt aood 1350. 1883 Olds Cutllll 9'-1 auto, lookl nice and Musical Flut1 & Grain Hay Roy Ml OCIIIy. C.ll1~327-3345 Ext. 102. ~000 64 67~552 - Couch I Chtlr, 5 plica aecllonal, 814-446-1608. Wlllf on Mid•y II tht Athllna Llv••· tocll Stln U.S. 50 WMI, AI· bllny, OH. k.;uting Ia •v•llabls. 614-582·2322, 614-69&-3531 . Flth Tank, 2413 J~ekson Av•. Point PMUint, 304-175-2063, 10 Uobllt Hom• Park, Rout• 33, N~h ol Pomeroy. Loti, rantala, parts, nl11 . C11i 614-ri1Q2-747i . Do- ............. 114-446- houoa.l14-441o2471. AKC ReglttM'Id Boxsr Pupt. lt4-.251-Cl51. Merchandise on your lot. $3.5,985 & up. 114888-7311 . Space for Rent 3 Chow PuppiM.: 7 Wilke. 1 red, 1 clnn1mon, &150 Nth. 1 crAm, $200. 61......a-n5o. 54 6 ft. Vk:tortan aofa, bh• nlv... Rooms tot rlnl ·week Of month. St1rttng It S120frno. Gtlll1 Hot... 11 ~41-1580. 2 COCIIII•1malt, 1 tlmllt, wtth CIQI. $90. 61~02-5783 pappw, AKY. lito poodl•, tiny toya. Cootvllle.l14-617-3404 . 882-3221. Rooms Pets lor Sale Schnlluz•q..r.. miniature, hp, Utreury artbolrd, AMIFM caM stereo, 2·20 gal. fuat tlnka, bolrdlng lldder, mooing eov~r with lrsiSer, t11n lift jaCkets asking $7800, 304- Furnished 56 Reglaterld Yurllng Filly, Shown u WNnllng at Hooaier Clinic, nte., Paltmlno M1r1, Youth Po4nte, Genllt, will ahow w.. 11m or English, 614-286-6522. Spacial Foodor Call S.lel August 25th, 11190, at 1 :OOp.m. C.ll'- tcetpttd after 4:00p.m. 304-523-68!4 . Upatalrw. Fumlthtd, 3 roomt & 60 45 2478 Cal1114-t02-2807. 11188 Party barge 24' Pontoon, bath, cltan, no pet a, relt,..-.et • d•poah r-.qulrsd.l14-446-t51i . 1,200.1,400 lbo.l1,000. 8141742· Building Top Cuh p1ld . Otd furniture euboard1, quint, or'-nttl, ptlntlngs, toys, or entire 11t111 Clll eollael ~25-3275, « 2Bedroom~ 3 mlloo ' - 1own. Compollllvo Alary and bonoiHa. eundtell, 10 rnln. from town. 14U. Conlul Fronk Topping, City ochoolo. 114-31-11111. Clnho.., ol Palnl Pie-. 2 bedroonw. very un3br, brick Loww Alver Rei. Full lumlohod, iaGO. """"h, 3044 B'"LUWlCICXNAEIWM buemtnl on 314 ecra. t14-241- m.eolll. lxp1111itcl MHntlll, 1141, 114448-40311. 3 Hdroom, 2110 N. Main. LMae, _,.,. lo Ollblol 11..., ... 1131, Gilbert, wv 21121 4br, llvlngroorrt, dlnlngroom, ~~~~-. no polo, kHchon, woodiMnlng atovo, au.:. 111-1m. IIIJIIMD"llft to_ cal,on lndiMirlol . Mining 1ft ftropltco, 1 112 both•, a car 3 _ _,, In lown, o.,ooll I go~>goo -~ 114-3117-7800. Rot.,_ Call 114-446-0315. Oh)o .... ~ WHI YlrglnloAIN. I room houH on U~oln HHI. 1 3 Mdroom, In town. Dlpotll & ICrl, Cllln lot. 814-102-3270. Rolar..-. CaU 114 441 0311. pany tumlohla ''""""""ollon. 7 room• 1 112 bolho, country 3 BR, . holt milo . _ town. living but .,_ IO llolgo School .. - wlllnd i l lBo1 bo · -· dlolrlcl. 114-446CloiM2 c/o ..... ...... Rl. :ISol lono, o.- Dolly TrtbUno, 125 T-Ip Rood 27. Flrlf ,_, lo 854Uftorl p.m. Avwl.., Oolllpallo ON ~II 114-1112-7111 or I· For rtnt: Nlot two b1 droom 4t4121. I Good qualtty Slmment•I-Angus Ifill" c:atlt, 6-tl2 monlhl old. 114-843-52!53. M1fer Bull for u11. a ..wHn Supplies Buy or uti. Rlverlnl AntiqiAt, Middleport, Ohio, B..ch St. On1 bedroom fumlahed apt., dtpotlt I rtfWinCI ~uired, 304-682· Lots & Acreage mll11 aout:h Gtlllpolls Loella, 3 BA, 112 acre. •xc. Reccoon C.... ~onlago. Boot doole, now BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 81fill. - : .' . 4222. Ont bedroom 1pt1. for Nnt. SPECIAL FICiory Ia youHt91 , 2 Would Ilk• to do btby•lnlng. LIGrtnde Blvd R1f. & Exp. 614- Block, brkk, .,..., pipes, wlndowe, linlalt, lie. Claude Winlira, Rio Grandt , OH Clll 11424!5.&12t . ~1 . 1982 TownhouM, 14:r10, double Uptndo, CA, Many btratl On f14-4*"81ii. 35 W111 Apt. 2br, 1 bath, prlvtll encloe~d pa~tlo, cloae to groctry lloru & •hopping eantw, Wlllf, HWif, tr. .h provldld, S2651mo. 114-441-1608. 1976 F!'Mdom Mobile Hom1, t4J70, lbr, 2 full bltha, 814-448- Will Baby tU In my home. Have Good Att.rtn<:n. 614-388-8114 my home. Mon.frl. Otyl only 1270.00. 814/llll2-3401 eon. Rtf. •Dtp Required 614- 1t80 S<:huitz 14x70, 2 bedrooma, IXC cond, 3~75-30\M or an., 8 :00 pm call 304-6753273. Would Ilk• to do babysitt ing ln. 2 and 3 bedroom aptrtmtnls. Ctrpat, squlpptd kltchtnt In Mlddlapon . O.poalt/Refll'lncH f"lqulred. 114-985-4448 ah1r I p.m. Grtelaut living. 1 and 2 bedroom ·~nm~nll 11 Vlltaga 1 ----------Manor and Rlv•nkJe 1 ' Mobile Homes Will blbyslt : My homt near Jaekaon Plkl, Bu11vllla Ad. Experience and Reft111nea. 6t4«&-2646. 8202. Sligh11y uHd Rollt whMithllr. 32 388-fil634 or 388-8520. Will lo blbytiUing In m-,. hom• wllkdayt, Agee: "2 I. up. HIYa dtyCIIre uperl•ne• I rlftrsnCH . Exeallent Care. 814-446- 8:30p.m. 8144411-0443. 3br, 2 bath, newty remod.tld . Otpotit ,..q'd. t-425/mo. All utllhln tnchJdld. 2br 2 bath Sl5o. 6t4-446-m3, 614-44&- I I 1I I l ®> Ill> m ®Top Cord 6:35 III Andy Griffith utility building, 5t7 Oak Criv1 614 .... 46-4928 1ft11 &p.m. fub public woow, no -licllon•, Reply In IOmt with river frontage, 304ro orac. Eplocopol 31 Homes for Sale , ae E. 11a1n s o - . ' - - - - -- - - - 118-2336. ""'"."' or Coli 114-002-3elll ,. 2 11ory, 3 bedroom houM on on TuM. or TtHn. betorw noon. Locutt Str. .. $4,500 080. 614Rentals Port limo baby olftor In mJ 827-84311fter a pm. ' hOlM when .c:hoo4 st•ns. 3043 bedroom homt, attume 1112-3710. blt•nce Muon County Bond 41 Houses lor Rent POSTAL JOBS $18,302· Loan a.a% ln11Mnt, will conlf7. 1251yr. Now hiring. Call j'l lidtr trailer tor down ptytMnt, "WilY PAY RENT? lor IQUIHOOO EXT. 1'-4562 or 304 .. 7~1804 . 11 .001 Bank r . - , tu cRIIncurrtnt liM. 3 bedroom, full baNmtnt, gal quent properttt., govemment Quallt'-d regl11..-.d nuraa heal, Cllir, 01rao•J. double kit glve~way roar.ml. For lnfor.. ca 1~-141·7171 Ext . noodod lor 12 bod facility (lonf Wlrnobllt ttom., MIIOII, WV. mlllon Al5.214. 24 houro. • 304.e82-35113. lol Ti.JENWT~REE T~OUSAND DOLLMS A:~:~~t Fumlthld wtret•rences. Mon· Frl. 6t4-446- ,.. 1u1 •nd port~lmo AN ltWI LPN poalliona l'llliltMt. Se111p lhw Removal & Dl• For rnoN lnformiUon regarding OVerbt oolr Center tmployment which ttlf..... • .,.,. com- d1potlt 0316. - r,n:::; =..., tnd 10711 Schultz, 14d5, 2 BR, 111 tlletrlc. $9,000. Afttr 5 p.m. 814- lmrnldlall opening available tor tul-llmt and PlrHime A.N:a and L.P.N.'t. Competitive tnp~, diH...mll with ••flexible .c:hedullng IVIIIabfl. ContiCI thl director o1 nuralng, Pfnecrnl C.l'l C.ntM', 170 ~MCrHI Drlvt, GaiUpollo, Ohio 45631. 814-44&- RtftrencH Wante<1 to Do Cletnlng, rtsldanlltl , & commert:lal. Relerenc .. , 6t4-3~ 2211. 1 Country Setting. 4 ~~. 2112 batht, e~~n(ral hNI and air, Daumtnl, 1Uaehtd garagt. 20 mlnut11 from AIMnt, Hr.l mllu to Mtiga High SchOOl. 446·1822. Instruction 18 Homes for Sale I C UEHAG ®I Ill> Ill CBS News 0 I!]) Ill Three'a Company ~ 1 $240 I • ., ran u• 1ilelrlc. arntll BR trai1F1, $1 go plue tleclrlc. Blltw. .n 11 & be· all Wortd Today 11J1 Hardcaatlo And (I) Body Eloclrlc (f) 3·2· 1 Contact BR 11 • Newhart C Cll Cll lll ABI: Newo 0 '-----------r------------i 1~-:-:--:---:--:::::--:r. Public Sale A BOX OF CHOCOLATES FOR Traber: Furn'ld or untum'ed, 2 BA, cabfl, belutlfut river viiW. In Kan1ug1. Fo.1•r'• Mobile Hom• P1rtl. 614-446·1602. Gtn11ral Ha,lng.,.. Ulddleport . 0111p11, bedapr.lda, 1 horne Interior, ehHII, elothln" • lnd mlac. Aug. 22-23-24. 185 vtrglnll, i-1ERE 5 SOMET~ING YOU COULD ORDER FOR ME 304<175-8200. dlahn, ck»lhlng. Ill> Nowa the low 10 form four limp.le word! Q]l He-Man 1 Renl: 3 bedroom trtlllf. Nice, 2 mlln from Pomeroy on Sr 143. of m11 m mo MimiO gtf2-6948. Chnhlro. Wed. Aug. 22. CoHN tab111, bedapr..dl, eo~ta, 11:eorronge le tter! of 0 four Krombled words 2 I!) Reading Rainbow I!]) Ill Andy Griffith 614 ... 46-6434. Advance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. Is 1o run. 21 AUG. GAM I (!) I Dream Of Jel!lnnie (I) Second VOJOgo 01 Tho \ Chlldrtn welcome, Kyger Ct111k the day befo,.. the ad Rick Pelraon Auction 6:oo Schoolo, H.U.O. approvod. $200 All Yard Sllaa Must Sa Paid In 8 TUES., 3 WOlD Edited D-,. CLAY II. POLLAN EVENING 1200 H.U.O. 11444H43o4. 3br tralttr, Sml. from O.IIIDOIII, & VIcinity Sl., • T~~~:~:~' e~\\J.JlA-~t..trs Motorcycles 74 3br doub'- wide, C11rtt Chlpil, 7ml. tram Hoi.- Hospital, Chlldrwn welcome, tpprovld . Gallipolis The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Television Viewing 614-367-7438. Yard Sale Main & 4 WD's Vans llpoJ.Ie flrry, pirtlally tuml1hld, 2br, mobl'- home for rent, Ioiii eltetrlc, no peta, no drlnkera. Langavllle, Of\, 45741 . Pomeroy- Middleoort. Ohio Tuesday, August 21, 1990 1983 Ford F-250, 6eyl., 53,000 mlltt $6,200. O.B.O. 614-446- 2827. 1n1Ww wrtta DIYkl Eugane McDonald, 291113 Nol..., Rd., WMt 73 Goods tor 2 bldroom traillr Oolf KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Household for Rent Gu Stallon In Ylddlapor1 S.turdly Aug. 18. It found pl..., 01111 8f4-198-2804. It no 7 Tuesday. August 21. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio "' + t K .I 1 1 Bidding duel 10 9 a 4 1 EAST WE ~T + K .I :12 + A 9 H;, Bv J a mt•s .lac·oh~ .G<>n J am Ps Tul'ker 1n·1 1of ,\ hllt•m· TC'xas. ha ~ won Sl'ver al n·~1 unJ I1 1 lll's 1n t hP rO\JJ"St' of a bnd~e can•t•r lh <H was mt cr r upte d not onl~' bv rruh lary • 10 tl • 10 fi ~ :1 'l "Q 94 t I +K\/ .IH1 + A~ Silt IT II • ]() 7 't K J 7 li t A i,J 9 8 :, :l ., st· rv! cC bul also by a husv med ical pral'tiCe i ' !Jy1ng against toP · level opponent s. he L:ud a c lt·v n tr ap by apparently allowmg h1 s ~ml r t v ht· forced Vu lnrr abl c NC' tth e r lu a hogh lr vcl Tuc ker\ partru·r i South l made a on {··dl a rn ond overc..t!l and West btd one hear!. Tucke r qllll'l ly r <llsed t o two d1arn nnds East r ~n se d Dt>alPr Wh e n hea rt s . Sout h compt•tr d furtht•r wit h lhrrc diam onds . and West h1d thrrt• hearts North no w hnl aga 1n . alt hou gh South was proba bly hop1ng to havC' a rhanc·e to dl·f en d ag<nn st hl'o rts When lour diamonds was p<tssf'd a round to Wrst. he doubl ed. t•xpt•r tmg h1s twn aces o ppos1 h.' partm·r"s •lpPmng b1d tu cas tlv produ cP a sr l Wt;s t IC'd tlw r \ub are and cun tlnll('d dubs. ~da rer rufff•d. pl i.lyt·d J hl'art lo dumrnv "s Jt'l' and ra ~ hed lhr kmg ami JCC (.Jf d1 arn ond s li e cashed ttw heart k1ng. thr ow1n g J spa de f rom E a~ l ~o uth Wt' SI N orth t-: asl I t It 1• Lt I+ 2• ·1• 4t J'::.ss ! ' .~ ~ ~ For Easl Wcsl. lher e were two sen · ous t•rror s. F1rst, Wes t should have mad e a nt·ga\IVI' double after South's d1 Jmond overca ll . That would have s hown rou r spad€'s as well as a heart sull and would h<J.ve lefl Ea st better p!at·ct! to parti Cipa t e in any compeli· dummy . and rufird :1 ht•art When tlVl' der 1sion. Second . the do uble wa s Eas l \ heart qt1ren fell . South d1sr ;ml da nger o us A one -t nc k se l would net ed a n o t ht•r spade f rom dumm y on h1s io;asi -Wesl only 100 as opposed 10 50 and 1 good hc <HI Jac k He thrn conceded .a not an 1mport anl d1ffcrcnre two-tn r k set wa s not ver v like lv spad r . mak 1ng a n ovcrt n rk CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPU ACROSS 37 Vet's 1 Roadies pets apple s lor 40 Hannibal cobblo1 Smilh's 6 Long · man , on w inded lV ones 41 Spooky t11iko 42 Yorkshi1o tumblot s cily 12 ··Good · 43 BUipoo nighr gill produc ts 13 ln<:1od iblo DOWN slooy lypo 1 Fanc y 15 I il slolic walking period hor se 16 Visit 2 Old 17 Zik:h market 18 Kidn ap place c ost s 20 ·· - Gol Youo Numha1 · '11 Pop11iJr nume1o 22 South Alrican larmo1 2l Baod "s c rea11 ons 26 Acloo s Sea n and Christo · pho1 271111 bill s 28 Wosl ol llollywood 211 Petunia, for ono Yoaterday'e Answer 9 Pul 26 Eas 1e 1 so m e zesl inlo 10 Clou seau·s p0111ayer 14 Naulilu s skippeo 19 l ak es to ov o nl s 28 W a101 condllll 30 S lwhn s lor lOili O II OW'S 4 fralurr1al cow l mernbe1 5 Qua/lOIS. ol sod s 6 Awaits 7 Planalmd 8 Campus gel · luyelhm 22 Com plai111 los I Jl I avo. ilali a 11 sly ltl J2 l11lle' (sl I 23 In I he JJ J Puallo - riOW ti 24 Bling lo lilo 25 Holo M ovo s ca10 lully 38 Bhw 39 !li ll y WdililJIIS 30 Ta•l money 34 ·Yankee Doodle . 35 Small stream 36 Rose mary's portlayor IIAII .V ( 'R VI''HKftiUTES - II err's how lu work II . 8121 AXVDLBAAXR NG FE tl. O W One leiter stands for another In this salllfllc 1\ IS ILSed lor the three I.'s, X for the lwo O's, etc Single leiters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of lhf' words are all hinl.s . Earh day the code tellers are dilferenl Is 1.0 CR\'PTOQUOTE Yl I IIJG ll N I. G C II R Y R T M X R K F R K N I. Z R II C 7. 11 VDZXIl QZIIQG ORQTC N D G KRM Q CWZLD C L R XU Y..te•d•y'• c.,ptoq•ote: ll It MOST INDIS PENSABLE QUALITY OF A COOK IS PUNCTUALITY; IT SHOULD ALSO RF. TIIAT OF 1\ GllfST . RRIU.AT-SAVARIN ·. �Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel r--Local news briefs-. Position still open for job Health Recovery Services 1pn~viously known as th e Residential Tre atment Program and Persona l Development In stitute) is soliciting per sonnel i nteres ted in a carPer in thf' fie ld of drug and alcohol prevention and co unseling. The agency recently advertised for a VISTA tVolunteers m Service to America! vo lunt eer posit ion opening at the agency . There is one position stil l open and the person will Ill> trained as a Sp<'cialis t in dr ug and alcohol ~ducatlgn, prevention. and intervPntion. "The tra i ning is exce ptional , the benefit s are substanllal. and the work is rewar ding," sa id Ivan Faske . dirrctor off Co mmunity Educallon and Prevention. ' Individual s who would like to know more abo ut the program mav contac t Fa ske at 590511 or 1-000-6458287. Meigs Lnrol Schools to open The fir st dav ol school for students in the Meigs Local Schoo l District \-.·i l l bP M onda~' . James Ca rpent er , supe ri ntende-n t, ,l nn ounCPd toda:o· . A teacher's meeting will be held on Friday The sc hool cale ndar ado pted by the M eigs Board of Education shows Labor Dav·. Sept. :1. as a holid ay. Sept. 1-1 . as co unty inserviceday, Oct. 2b as thr r nd o f !hf' f irst ni nr wee k s gradi ng period; Nov. 9, P.ArPn t-teac her co nf err nces: Nov. 22 -16, Thanksgiving vaca ti on. D~c . 24-Ja n. 1. Christ ma s break . .J an II. rnd of second nine weeks grading period; Jan. 21. ~1a rti n Lulhrr Kmg Day Wl lh sc hools rlosed· March 22 end of third ninr wPrks grading pf'riod: Marrh 29-Apr il 1, · spring IJ r~'dk. and M a v 2t rnd of fourth ninr -wPeks grading period . Logan found not guilty .ramP s Robrrt L oga n of Mason Cu unt.v. W.Va . . wa s round not gu1lt .v 111 Ga lli a Co unt y Commo n Plf'a s Court Frid ay PV('ning on J r hargr of frlon ious ass ul t Lo~a n wa s c hargrd with intr nt to hcnm his wifP. C rPta Loga n. ~ i t h a dra dl y wpapo n on 1\pri! 6. 1990. Hr was rt 'fU!'Sl'ntf'd by lt ichard Roder ick . Thr jur~· dPlibf'ratrcluntil K p.m _ FrirL1_v bf'fo rP rpaching th P not gu ilt y \ ·r rdi r l . JudgP FrPd ('row. on a ssig nnH'nl fro m MPi gs Count~' . prr> si dPd oH•r th~ · trial Squads have eight Monday calls L' n Jt S or thr MPig s Cou nt y FrTll'lW'nl'.V Mt•dical Service rpsponded to t'ight r alls for as sls tancf• Mondav . AI 2. t:l am. the Ru tland squad went to Meigs Mine :11 fo r MarvJ n Ga rdnPr who wa.s taken to V rtcrans Mt•moria I Hospit a 1 T hP Re~clnf' sq uad wPnt to Apple Grove Road at 10: 47 a .m for Pam rla Wise y,rho was t rf'alt•d but not transportr d. \'rtf•r a ns MPrnorial Ho spital. ~vans State under ... Dr. Davis to speak w.·ddlt> call for duly Cplt'IJarh·sWPddleoft hr t: S .Y1 JrinP.., ha" ber n ca llrd for du tv m lh~ · :VIiddl<' F a s 1 Hr 1.., ;. Hi gh SclHH ll Dr . .J oseph Dav· is will lalk about hiS lrav·els 1n Egvpl at 2: :10 Sund ct\' a ftPr noon at thP MPigs Count y Mu seum on Butternut Avt• in PomP ro:. . Thf' public i ~ JPVilt>d to att r nd Vo1.4 1, No.77 Copyrighted 1990 Bu t Editor Henry Dodds sa id he suspected the Scuds might be fake and the deployment an " Iraqi deception plo y" to "co nfu se everyone.,. If the Scud s are real, Dodds sa id , "It sugges ts flrs !they !the Iraqis; are very determined to defend Kuwait at all costs. II will give the Americans and the pan-Arab for ces something to Divorce art ions ha ve been filed m er cr fo r t his rvening (Tue!-1 · in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Pamela Ellen Everett. Albany, against Char les Melvin Everett, Nelsonville; Chandra Sue VanMeter. Rutland agai nst John M . VanMeter. Rutland; and Susie K. Koenig . Tuppers Plains. again st Rickie L. Koenig, Tuppers Plains . da y I at Dave Diles Park in Middleport ha s been cancelled due to Inclement we ath er. James Veterans Memorial Ta mm y J ohn .~DMITTED : son, Pomeroy. D I SCHARGED Cora E . Btrch. Charles Lemley, Debra K. WilliS. names were not Incl uded in th e obitua ry which appeared in T he Da ily Senll nel Monday . A sistPr . Dovr y, of West Vi rginia , instrad of a brothPJ. Davey. a l so survi ves. thr Ew ing ' he flexrbtli&y En;ov !.qu rdi1y Jnd The "") D.n l' rctll!llt ll •. , ,tllt> tlwr Fu nera l Home reports . McKelvey wins T tl ( C.lilrH- \ ' \ ', If \ 'i lll r llclrl'\1 ( ·t ·llf r.l l Tru \t ofltl( pholo guess conlesl photo as an architectural detail on the building currentl y housi ng the Davis-Quickel ln surancP Build ing . He w i ll r ece ive a landm ar k ltJ r d l' !.i l l \ t()d.t\ s10,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT M .• ~ H TI I H I I ln trrr...l lll l d "• n' r pr tnr tpal n m, j 'll h t< ' I I '' ' IIH ~ q<)<~)<)')< ).., 1 I '' ' ' ' " " ' 1 I '" ' I,_ II' I ., • l u II ' " ~n rl "' 11 lo , 'I I I I " •I" < 1 1 11 · I I Iil L I r o mvnur~~1• '• 1 "' 11 h Y II [ d 1 t "' ' "' '' '' I I'" '·' I' '• I "' "' ''f'~ h 1 11 i1 I""" I I ' I I, II r ·' " ' ' " ' ""' 11 ' ' , thf' !hough Wendell loves to have s~aworthy? in Parkersburg. II was a famil y a f!Jir I hey had a blast . hut Paulelt e Harriso n . dirr<"tor of the acti ve Shad y River Shufflers; her mother . Mrs Mildred Hudson; her sister. Mr s Rhonda Hannahs and Rhonda' s daughter . Ashley . ha ve returned from a fantas tk trip to the Hawai ian Island s. Al l of them are members of the Shady River danc er s. They were a part of an Ohio cloggers organizatio n lour with Paulelte, Rhonda and Ashley en tertaini ng several times In the Islands. The trip gave Paulette an opportunity to meet with cloggers from across Ohio and discuss what's happening In other parts of the state and of course, members of th e tour group enjoyed exc hanging dance steps. Th e local group had special costuming for dancing appea rances during the trip. They had a great time. Of course, the dance In the Islands has traditionally been the hula - do you suppose the Islanders will decide to switch to clogging·! Donna Grate reports that her cr3. tt 992 -6661 446 ·0902 Middleport Gallipolis W. Va ., and extensive 1 1~ I l II I.H !l ' •r I' ' 1 n, 'I'- d 'l e moN FOI( and CLEVELAND iUP II - Spea king of the Persian Gulf problems, I know you join me In hoping that there Is a lot of com munication taking place and a face-saving solution can be reached for the sake of everyone. Meantime, do keep smlllng. Gov . Richard CP lestr sa ys prevL'nfion and treatmen t are two of th r main goals of a $:.4 milli on anU drug bill approved by th e Oh io GenPral As st•mbly this summe r . Celesll' pla nned to sign thr measurP in to law WPdnesday at The Farmers Bank and Savings Company salutes the many wonderful people who hav~ put a lot of time and hard work in making the I 27th Annual Meigs County Fair suc h a great sucress. Your support toward this five day event shows our community spirit and warmth when so many people work toward the same goal. We salute the fair board, 4-H, food booth concessions and all of the many dedicated individuals who have given so much to make all of Meigs County proud!! ! he undoubtedly will bring along some mementos of his trip s to Egypt . Dr. Davis retired from his medical practi ce several years ago. The program Is open to the public and might be especia lly Interesting at this point In tfme with the heated situation In the Persian Gulf. Brldgel Vaughn and Billl Bentley; back row from left, EniUy Asbeck, Noelle Pickens , Elizabeth Downie, Debbie Frost and Kelly Grueser. Not present: Robin White. Governor set to sign drug bill !n an Dr. Joseph J. Dav is of Middlepor t - certainly one of Meigs Co unty 's most well-traveled peoplE> - will be speaking at the Meigs Museum, Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy , at 2: 3tl p.m . on his travels In Egypt. These trav els been , ( t ol I ses quic ent ennial Ch ristma s ornament fr om Ba nk One. hour.s agai n took fi rst plare In their class . They're now talking about the competition In Marietta. They're ha ving a wondprful tim e with II and are collecting som <• pretty Impressive hard ware as the result of their wins . have , .,. 1( T/,.. Rnnl.- Thnt Wak e.< Th.n~ .' 1-lr~ pp••n . \'is i tor s rhri r ,r/ 1, ( 1 THE CENTRI\1 TRUST COMPANY drop 1n to say hello- preferably eve nt at Ravenswood. They took anot her firs t place. Over the pa st weekend . Ralph and Frerl en tr r ed thr competition at an eve nt bus du ri ng Do n s hosp it allza t ion there . By th e wav. Don Is th e so n of Sa ra C ul l u~ s. also of th e • r '" 1 and Do nna invites hls friends to No doubt Don needs ·some support a nd som r m ora lr boost · ing about now . Ca r d s can bf'sf'nt to him at 39750 Hem loc k C r o"e Road. Pom eroy . K ay. has bern stay in g in Col um · '· ' n ,,,,.., .. rr ,., 1., ,. 1\ u ~ Wf'nd,•ll does cn j ov company Heml oc k Grovp co mmunit v . gelling his mength back a ft ~ r the long hospitalization Hi s wife. CD 11 \ [o!ll)t"[" ..._ husba nd, Wendt-> II, who has had a lingl'ring i llness uvn sevrra l yPars. v.·i\1 bP r eturning to th Pi r hnmf' :II tiH• end of Augu st. He is C"urrPntly '-' patirnt at the PomP· ru.v Am~Ti carC' on Route .13 . Ralph Fisher and Fred Thompson thi s summer co llec ted plastic bottles from th e laundry at Vete ra ns Memorial Il os pit ~ l wher e they a r~ employed . Th ey co nstructed a raft which they ~n t ered In the anyt hing that fl oa ts race at the Julv 4th cel~bra ti o n i n Racine . Thrva ced first place. Then they ent ered npcessar y Righ t now. Don ts weak a nd is r oncPntrat in g on of "' ,,f , n 11 t ·ll.llnplc ( llllllllll!llt ' lll M ichar f M cKelvey . Syraru~t · . is this week's winn'-'r of th r> " Arou nd To wn " phot o idl'ntifira tion ser ies . He correctly identified til(' Your Bank~~... Fn Farmers \u''"'Bank 992-2136 221 WEST SECOND POMEROY; OHIO substi tute custodians for the 1990-91 year. Daniel Colombo of M adrid was accepted as a foreign exc hange student at Southern High School. He wi l l be living th is year with Jim and Be linda Johnson. T he cost of lunch In Southern cafe te rias was set at $1. 25 for stud ents and $1.50for adu lt s wit h an additonal charge of 25 cents fnr milk . The board agr eed 10 MEMBER FDIC 985·3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PlAINS, OHIO Meigs Co unt y 4-H members were honored at a STATE FAIR WINNERS- Ten Meigs County youths were honored at a reception at the County Extension Offi ce lor Outstanding of the Day winners at th e Ohio Stale Fair. Pictured arc, front row from lett, Sarah Frydman, Michael Smllh, during The position eliminat ed was that of Jean Alkire, who retired as a kindergarten teacher. The regular teacher, Suzanne Wolfe, will be assi sted by a teacher' s aide. The position will be filled by Romaine Frederick. who is alr eady employed by the di stric t. Jenny Manuel was hired as a ha l f-day Chap ter 1 teacher. The board also employed Norma Curfman and Michael Smith as ( I) but they had a blast. .. Do n is gelling along w••ll. but a noth N hosp\!alizati on will tw lion members reviewed the financial condition of the district and voted to put the levy on the ballot, they took some belt tightening action for the 1990-91 sc hool year . An earlier action to go Into the state loan fund was rescinded and the board voted to elimin ate a teaching posit ion and to cut back on planned equipment purchases. w h1ch tS "utom"licJI Iv renewJble .1nd red eemJblc .H C:JL h --. JJv Jnn tw 'r 'i Jn It was a family affair, a ftC' rnoon By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Sentinel News Slalf A four-mlll operating levy for current expenses to run for three years wl11 be placed before voters of the So uthern Local School District In the November Genera l Election. That levy, if pasS!'d , will generate $225,644.38 per year . At the same meeting where the Sou thern Local Board of Educa- T en Beat of the Bend Dn n ('lJi lurn s. d r psi drnl of t hr Hl•m lock (; r uvl' arra. was 1'1 ' lurnl'd to hi s home Sa turdav fr orn L' ni\· ~·r s it ) · Hos pita l w hrrr h«> has o;pf'n t the past t'Uupll• of wePks followi ng two weeks at Vrtrran s Mem orial Hosp it al in Pomeroy . Southern asks for four-mill operating levy for the county 's sever e behav - head varsity girls' basketball coach was accepted, and the board also voted to accept the fleet insurance package of :\ationwide In surance in Cos hocton at a cost of $3,813 per annum. Attending wer e Charles Nor Iora l handlcapjl('d class to be established thi s fall at th e Letart School was app rovPd by the board . The res ignation of l:li ll l:lat•r as preside nt; Sue Grueser and Gary Willford, board members. Dennie Hil l. treasurer , and Bobby Ord . supPrlnl en dent. again this year pe rmit the Southern High School ea feterla to provide meal s for Car leton School stud ents ala co st of $1.25 pe r meal. A erls ls Intervention program ris, president , Denny E vans , v ice Ten Meigs County 4-H Club members honored at reception A son and d aughter-in-law . Robert and Anita Butcher. are su rvi vor s of Charles L. Butcher. 74. of Pomeroy. who died Sat ur Thei r 2 Sections , , 6 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August 22, 1990 Name omitted day. .~nn GRILL WINNER Blll Haptonstall from Sears, left, co ngratulates Ivan Wood of Long Bottom, on winning the gas grill given away by Sears In conjunction with the Meigs County Fair. worry about." The " Aller Hours in the PPark " program planned by the Meigs Count y Chamber of Co m - Hospital news Low tonight In upper 60s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Mostly cloudy, with highs In the lower 80s_ • moved . Divorces sought Pompruy : Plck-3: 668 Plck-4: 2104 Cards: 6· H; 8-C; 7-ll; 7-s Page4 range of up to 370 milt•s . That would put them within rangl' of the Saud i capita l of Rivadh . The sources told Jane' s more than 35 Scud launchers would be in Kuwait by the end of Tuesday and 800 Scud missiles would be Event cancelled ]7, hitting eye in 8·1 win the nine-nation Weste r n European Union met in Paris and agreed Tuesday to closely coordi · nat e their military respon se to the crisis by forming a task force to over see operations In the gulf In London, the editor of Jane's Soviet Intelligence Revi ew sa id Saudi sources told the publica lion that I raqi forces In Kuwait were deploying modified Scud miss iles , capable of carrying temperatures and rainfal l abovf' normal in the north to nea r normal In thP south . Wa yne Cil'land. 21, Poml'roy, and Stephanil' Ga le Whaley, 17. La ngsv11k; Kevin Hay Roush, 21. Ra cin e. and Marev Rae Craig, 16. Ra cim-; Clyde-Eml'r son Sayre I I. 20, Cheshire. and .Ja nella Re nae See. 17. Ches hire Bel l Road at 1013 p.m . for from Ohio Lottery Reds find th e council tentatively planned to m eet again Tuesday . Foreign and defense mmister s chemical weapons and with a Continued from page I mid -80s In southern ohio. With re la tive humidities holding above 70 percent during the day. the livestock safety ind ex will cl imb rapid ly into the danger ca tegory the next few days. In the north, high temperatures should hold in the low to mid-70s, keepi ng stress levels much lower In spit e of the high humidities . Th e dry period Thursday may give orchard operators a chance to cat ch up on spray schedules, but soft ground will preeludl' most fi eld activities Th e six - to 10-day outlook for Sunday through the followin g Thursday calls for abovL•-normal West, who was ta k Pn to V(•tera ns M e mori a l Hos pita l. So u thern nec essa r y to enforcP an eco- nomic embargo against Iraq . The delay followed Yemen's pledge It would turn back an I raqi oil tanker. A U.N. diplomatic source sa id the five permanent members of I Y, Pomeroy, and Michelle MPm orl al Hos pit a l of stronger action. Th e C.N. Security Counci l met Monday night but delayed action on a U.S resolution authonzmg Ameri can and other naval forces to use the "minimum force" batP Co u rt to Alban Ra y Cu r tis, At 11 .18 p.rn . the Pom1•rov sq uad n•ported to the Pomeroy Parking Lo t for Mon ty Wood who wa s transported to Veter an·s gradu: ll l' Continued from page 1 M arri age lic enses have been granted by Meigs Co unty Pro . 10 Va ll~y Th1 • Racinl' squad went Iraq... Licenses granted At 2: i2 p.m .. the Pomeroy squad wen t to the Arbaug h AdditiOn for lsac .Jo hnson who wa s taken to St Joseph's Hos pital. Par ker sburg, W.Va At :1:04 p.m., the Rutland squad \.l, ·rnt to PagPv illf' Road for Wilbur Sm it h who was tak en to \'PtPrans Me morial Hospit a l and thP n la te r tran sported to Holzer Mrdlral f:l'ntl'r Th P Pn rru•roy squad wrnt to Hill Srrrer at 6: 31 p.m . fo r {'h;u if' ~ Lem lpy who was til kl'n to V pf(•ra ns Memorial Hospita I. AI H o2 p.m . . lhl' Middleport squad transpo rt ed Ora Ca rsey to Mic ha: l Tuesday, August 21, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Hitchcock Ho use, a Cleve land drug trPatment cen ter _ It gol's Into effPl'l lmmediatcl v "ThP m essa gE' I ha~' e und r r s cored from day one is that a well -designed balance of prevf'n · tion . education , t reatmrnt and l aw enforcement Is thr mo st effective, long -term solu tion to th e drug crisis ," Celestf' sa id. "Th is leglslallon is an important link In that effort." He sa id the leg isla tion provides several programs that wi ll deter drug use. It al so will provide for trea tment for drug-addicted moth er s and "crack babi es" through the Departmen t of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Servi ces . Sen. Charles Henry , R -Burton. th e measure's sponsor. sa id thr bill will "attack the drug problem in Ohio with truly com pre henslve solu lions." Celes te praised legislators for bipartisan cooperation in pas sIng the legislati on. which took more than a year to put loge ! he r . Work on the bill stalled ea rli er this year after legislat ors discovered that th e cost of the original drug·flghllng proposa l would be $2 .5 billion . A Sp<'cia l commt l tee headed bv Rep . Wayne .Jones. D - Cu ya hog~ Local news briefs---. Roads closed due to high water Spvera l roads In Meig s Coun ty were closed latz this morning due to the hea vy rams that fell across the count y during the night. Acco rding to the Mei gs Count y Sher iff' s Department, U .S. Route 33 at Burl ing ham. State Rout e 681 at Albany, State Route 681 between Tuppers Plains and Darwin and State Route 248 are al l cl osed due to high water . Two slightly injured m mishap Two Pomeroy women suffered minor Inju ries Tuesday when th ey were Involved in a two-car accident In Orange Township In Meigs Count y. Jennie Kauff, 27, and Rebecca Kauff, 18. were Injured when th e car they were riding In wa s struck head-on by another car driven by James Nally . 42. Pomeroy. Nally was cited forlallure to y ield one-ha If of roadwa y. Nally was not injured . Diesel seminar held Aug. 1-3 Two Meigs High Sc hool Instructors recently attended the Northwestern College sixth annual automotive-diesel instructors ' update sem in ar In Lima on August l. 2 and 3. Attending the seminar were Tom Werry and Bill Williamson, Meigs High School teachers. The purpose of the semin ar was to Inform high school and vocational school instructors of the latest changes. te~hnlque s and equipment used In teaching automotive-diesel subjects. The Instructors were able to choose from 13 subjects of advanced training prepared and presented by representatives Co ntinued on page 3 Falls, workPtl out a l ess stringen t and much less rnstly ver sion of the bill th at was subsequently approw d. Most of th e• llloney for th e bill. $50 million lor m l nimum secu r il y jai ls . will come rr om s alr of sta te bond s. Th e remain In g $4 million . includ in g money for th ree pll nt dru g gra nts and mili tary -sty 1P hoot ca mp prima r ily for dr ug offende rs . wi ll come f rom th e stall' Jrpasury Ce les te said th e bill is par t of his a dministration 's con11nuing anti -drug efforts. including ap proval of $o68 million In capital improve m ent s to build 1 ~J prisons and $150 million allocated to :n; counties for eommunity -based corr ec t ional faci li tiPs reception for Ohio State Fair Outsta nding of the Day winners Tu esday afternoon at th e Meigs Coun ty Extension Servic e office. The 4-H'ers represented Meigs Cou nt y at the Ohio State F air and were among the top 20 perc ent of all par ticipant s at the state fair . Honoree s in clud ed Robin While, m ember of the Alfred Angels and son of Robert and Dove White, Coo lvil le. for his creat i ve writing project. Robin, age 18, wrote a short story for hi s entry . He wa s un abl e to attend the reception because he is at tending co llege. Mi chael Smith took part in the Exploring the World with Elec tricity project and ent ered Bn elect ronlc quiz board and oth er electrical ga dgets In the State Fzalr Mich ael , age12,ls the son of Lewis and ·Carolyn Smith, Pom eroy, and Is a member of the King and Qu een Bees 4-H Club A lso a member of the King and Queen Bees Is 13-yea r -old Debbie Free market hiked prices, officials say COL UMBU S, Ohto t UP! , Executives for t wo major oil company sa id Tuesday that thr fre e market, fueled by spec ul a tor s on crude oil, wa s responsible for drivi ng up gasoline prices ea rlier this month . Jaml'S Wllk In s of the M ar al hun Oil Co to ld an Ohio HnuSf• r ommitt er in vestiga t i ng th~ · sha rp ri se in gas p rices that !ht' da y a fter Iraq invaded Kuwai t. s pe cul a tors bid on fut urP co ntra ct s for four time s th t• wor ld '~ o il producti on for om• day _ T h P r es ult , he sa id , was lll dt dem and kicked up the price.""'! Ma ra thon had to purchast• r rud r oil at high er prices to ensure that Con tinued on page3 Frost. w ho took Advpnturrs in Hom e Living as her pr ojec t. She made a pillow. curtai ns . a I ab!ecloth , a lamp and severa l other Items desi gned to decorate a livin g span•. Debbi e is th e daughter of Steve and Ja cki P Frost, Long Bottom. Eleven -yearold Sara h Fryd man took pa rt In Cloth es fnr Middle Sc hool. Her thr ee p iece outfit wa s eompleled with a felt hat and matching ba nd. Sara h i s th e granddaughter of Er nes t and Maxin e Whit ehead, Reedsville. and Is al so a member of the King and Queen Bees Club. 1 Another winner in the Styli' Revue was 9-year-old Bll li Bl•n !le v. daught er of .Jerr y anrl Donna Bent lev . Shad e. Bl ll i's project thi s year was Toppin g Your Outfit and she mad e a n('{) n print with back plea t. Emily Asbeck was recogni7.Pd for her ou tstandin g project in Le t's Explore th e Outdoor I Emily . 12, Is the daughter oll:li ll and Pattv Asbec k, Middl epor t Emily m~ d e sevrr al pos ters. a di spl ay and a sampleofwater life for her prolect. She is a member of the Meigs Mar ve ls. In th e foods project category. R-vea r - old Bridget Va ughn. Laflgsvil iP. was honorPd for hf'r Let's Begin Cooking p roject Bndget IS th e daughter of Roy and Lind a Vaughnandamembl>r of I he Sa lem Center Go Getters •1-H Cl ub Kid Connecti on m ember Kelly Gruesrr wa s a state f air winner with her j umper project. Kelly is 12 years old and th e daughter of Danny and Debbie Grueser , Pomeroy. Kelly's jumper was a dropped wai st fl ora l print accessor ize d with go ld jewe lry Noelle Pickens , al so a member of thr Kid Connec tion. wa s honored for her Creat ive Writing proje ct. Noelle. age 12, is the daugh ter of Ray and Patti Pick ens, Pomeroy_ Her proj'-'Cl was a poem written Jbout her grand fa ther. El izabeth Downie . l o. is a member of the Rutland Go Ge tter s She is the dau ght er of Allen and .J anel Downie. Eliza be th received an Ou ts tanding of the Day for her Dress Up Daywear projPel . ShP madp a three pi ecr su it with a wool lackrt, paisll'y sk irt and blouse Members were congra tul atPd by County f; xtcnsion Office staff membr rs Cindy P lt 1Pr, Ci nd y Ol iveri and Jo hn Hicc . The w i nn r r s had ;1 n opportu nity to sharP thPir p ro jPrt with ttwoth'-' r stat r fJir w l nm•rs du ring tht• rPcrp tio n Ferrellgas supports Yellow Ribbon project Local Fcrrcllgas rmplovees in Pomeroy have announced their ('Oncern a nd support for an •a service men and wom en who have be-rn srn t to thr Middlf' Ea st. With yf'llow r ibhons tiPd t11tlw Fr rrrl lgas off ir P cloor. r ompJ n_v PmplOY'C'PS ar £' a lso making _ vr l low ribbon s avai lablr Jt no chargr to ot her communlly.· r rsi · drnt s who want t o show lhPi r support for srrvi cr mrmbrrs Ribbons arr availJb lr to Jrea rf'sidl'n t..., who stop hy thr Fcrrr l lga s offlcr at t hl' cornPr of Uni on A. \·Pnur and Stat (' Routr 7 i n Pom r r o.r . FN rrl l ga ~ rustumPr s r n ·irf' n ' Prt'SC'n tati vP I va Siss on sav s, " We iln' proud nf our s rrvi r P m{' ll <Jnd wom~ ' n who h ave bef'n q ' nl so fa r f rom ho mf' to prot ret ou r countr.v Wf' plan to kPep the yf'l low r i bbo ns li ed until thpv rf' t ur n \\' (' want PVf'r .y one t.o know how importcl n t th esP pt•oplf' <HT' to u ~ _ - , Two arrested in drug raid A West Columbia couple was ar rested and charged with manufac turing a controlled substance and possession of marijuana following a search of their propcny Tuesday night, a spokesman for the Mason County Sheriff's Deparunent said. Peter L. McKinney, 37, and Joyce M . McKinney, 39, both of West Columbia, were arrested by the sheriff's department following a search of their property on Lievmg Road. According to Deputy Danny Pearson. a search warrant was obtained from Magistrate Andy Wilson. The warrant was issued from infonnation received through an infonnant. Pearson said the search began approximately 5:30p.m. and turned up marijuana with a street value of nearly $20,000. On the pro\)Cny. outside the residents. 16 mariJuana plants , from six inches to nearly seven feet tall, were found. Inside the house, searchers found a small amount of suspected marijuana and seeds and a small set of scales . The couple was arraigned last night by Magistrale Pat Williamson. She was released on $1,000 bond. He is still in the Mason County Jail in tieu of $11,000 bond. YELLOW RIBBON CAMPAIGN - Fenelllla& employees In Pomeroy have started a yellow ribbon campaign in support of U.S. service men and women In the Middle E1111t. Ribbons will be given lree to those who also wani to show their support. Here, Brad Warren, rlghi,Jva Sluoa and Rob Cunningham pose wllh a yellow ribbon Ued onto the Ferrellgas office door al the comer ol · Union Avenue and Slale Route 7ln Pomeroy. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 21, 1990