https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c1e2228563685eb7424f1ed5e187e396.pdf 0ffb31cb740996ce2cf83753a7b4c021 PDF Text Text Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 22. 1990 RICES ••• VERYDAY Ohio Lottery Gridiron • • preview m today's Daily Sentinel AT THE Pirk ·3: U94 Pick-4: 8330 Cards ,J·H, ,J.f, 5-D, H·S Lotio 9, II, 24, 28, 31, H. Kicker: 7>2738. • * = DELTA MosUy cloudy Wednesday night, wllh a chance of shower s, and a low In the upper 60s. Chance of rain Is 40 percent. MosUy cloudy , wllh highs In th e lower 80s . ** Look For Our Bright ** Yellow, Red and Green Togs * * ** Throughout The Store. They * Bring You Lower Prices•••• ** ** We Know What You Like! **•························· Vo1.41, No.78 2 Section•. 42 Pages 25 Cent& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, August 23, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 CDBG funding down for Meigs County By BRIAN J . REED Se ntinel Stall Writer Thl' Meigs County Commissioner s discussed a Commu nity De velopm ent Block Grant Fund appllrat ion a I their r egul ar mee t· ing on Wednesd ay aftern oo n The CDBG Small Citi es Progra m is a federa l program wh ic h is administered throu gh th e Ohio Department of DcvPiopment. The commissioners anticipat e being eligibl e for approxima tely $104,400 of fi scal year 19YO CDBG fundin g. provided t hat thecounty meets the applicable req uiremenls of I he progra m Th at figure Is down $10 .001 1 f rom t he 1989 funding figu re. Accord ing to Mary Hobstetter . M e igs Coun ty Co mm iss i on Cl er k. CDB G fund s can fund a PAPER TOWELS ROLL AT THE SCENE 7 This 1985 Chevro let Chevelle was totaled In an two-car acc idenllhal occured on SR 124 In Mel1:5 Cou nty Wednesday broad ra n gP of <:tctivitit'S lnc!ud ln g eco nomic dPvc lopment pro· j ccts: s tn'ct, w atl?r supply, dra i nage and san it ary sewer impon:pmcnts ; demoliti on of un sa f e struct ures and housing and nPighborhood facil ities. Thr Pleva tor i ns ta l lrd last ypar in the Meigs County Cour thousl' was p.1 id for by \ llHG funds . The activi ties, according to thr co mmi ss ioners. mu s t bP dP· signed to prima r ily benefit low and rnodrrat (' inco m e pPrsons or aid in thP prrvention or Pl imi na lion of slu ms and bl ight. T hf' commiss ioner s set thr f1r st publi c hear ing on the prog r am's proced ures fo r Sep· l€m ber 5 at 7 p .m . i n the Me igs Count y Co urt house. The county 's appli cation m ust be In to th e stat e by October 31. M eigs Co unty Engineer Phil Roberts and Cou nty Garage Superintend ent Ted Warner r e· quested th at the commissioners approve the placement of three subdivision roads on township milea ge for the purpose of imp rovin g maintenance. T he comm iss ioner s reques ted tha t Rober ts compile descriptions of the roads in question before any ac tion is taken . Roberts also requested a trans fer of funds to enable his department to purchase as ph alt at Augu st pri ces . Bids for asphalt for th e month of September will be accep ted next wee k, and th e commissioners an ti cipat e a dra · malic Increase In pric e of asphalt Continued on page 10 morning. The car's driver , 1R-year-old Penny L. llensley, wa.• killed. (OVP photo by Brian R eed) Teen killed in two-car wreck LUCKY LEAF APPLE SAUCE 16 oz. CANS ASSORTED VARIETIES FAY GO SOFT 24 CT. DRINKS1 2 OZ. CANS ASST. VARiniES 88 COUNTRY CROCK $ KID'S CUISINE._.. 6.9 01. PKGS. FREEZER QUEEN FROZEN 112 GALLON ICE CREAM .. BOWL •••••••••••••• ' V-05 oz. RINSO DETERGENT 38BOXoz. BROUGHTON PREMIUM 48 GIANT 7.5 to 10 01. •••••••• DINNERS-~ SHEDD'S SPREAD ?\ 13 MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE••••••••.••••••...•• Sta l e Hi ghway Patrol spokes· ma n. Her 1985 Chrvro l et Chevette wa s totalPd in thf' acc id ent . The dri vf'r of thP oncom in g ca r. Robert A . Venoy, 51. Pome roy. was not in j ured. Hens ley wa s tran sport ed to Veteran s Memor ia l Hospital in Pomeroy where she was pro· noun ced dead. Cars were backed up for approximatP ly a quart er of a mil e fr om the sce ne of the cras h. and the stopped traffic caus<'d SPvPra l schoo l bu s routPS havr been changed and l unc heon pri · c·r~ have bPen an nounced In prepar ati on for the opening of sc hool s i n thP E ast ern Lo cal School D istr ict Monda y. A full regular cla y of ins lrur · tlon for st ud ent s will be held Monda y althoug h 1Pachrr s an• to rrporl on Friday . Lun chf's willbr sf'rvrcl begin ning Mond a~ · . Thr pr\rrs sPt b~· th f' boa rd an' r lemp nt ary studPnt s. kindf'r· gart en through si x. $1 .20; j uni01 high and h'gh schoo l students. $ 1. '2~ BrPak fasts wi ll bP servpd for n~ rPn ls. E lpmf>nt~:~r~· sturl r nt s nrw to thr dis tric t an:. to rrp or l to thr sduml nrarrq thPi r hom rs on Mond ay. and s tud Pnt .-; in gradrs i 1'2 i! rf' t o rPpnrl to thP high sc hoo l somf't imP be forr t hf> ope n· in g uf sc hoo l. Hichard D . ~ m it h. super intPndr nt announcrd . In · formation regarding workbook f ees will be furn is hed to students th e first d av of school HP J lso report e d that th e rP have brPn severa l rha ngrs t his vear In thP distri ct' s transporta · lion sys tf'm wlth the numbN of bus routes bein g reduced from 1:1 to ll. Thls means th at som p ch ildren will board th e bus £' arl lrr sincr mo st routrs will begi n pickups earl ier. Sm ith ex pla ined that the r edu ct ion In bu s rou tes was made to cons£'r\'P rt've nu f' rrsou r ces of the d lst ri ct The bu s rout r c hangrs Jrf• J .'> foll ows : Alfr ed Wa il . Bu s J· This bus w ill travf'l New Hopt'. Bi::l hr .-. Road, Sumner Roa d. Poo lt•r Ro ad, Coun tv Road 82, Township Hoa d 8\ Pomeory Pike to t he cll so·Jct line with M eig s ancl lht'n w ill travel f r om Flalwoods Hood to Fivr Point s. anoth er acc iden t only an hour aft er the ori gin al cras h. Bobby J . Rupe. 18 , Pomer oy, was stopped on the roa dway when she was st ru c k fr om beh ind by a car that wa s unable to slop in time to avoid co lli sion. The car was driven by Brenda S. Jarvi s. 24, Cut ler . Rupe, Ja r vis , and three pas · sengers In Ja rvis' car suffered mino r injuries a nd werP take n to Vel er.1n s Memorial Hos pital by Mrlgs Co unty EMS. All five were trr atf'd and relPasPd . No one was c ited in th r seco nd accident. -,. ·u ·; • oz. . 99 SUNBEAM CLUSTD HAMBURGER BUNS••••••••• Ca r oly n Ri tc hie. Ilu s 3: The bu s w ill tran spo rt the A l fred area st udents, Ca l away H tdg e and all studPnt s in thr Tuppers Pl ain s a rra Bruer M yers, Bus i : Thr bu s will tr ave l R ainbow Rid ge, Lo ng Run, Sm ith Ridge. Mount Oli ve, l l igl ev Ridge, Lo ng Bottom , Curti s Hollow and Locu sd t \. r ove . His bus will tran sfer student s with Sa nd ra Cowder y at abo ut the sa me time and place as last yea r . Flossie Di ll . Bus 18: She will t ri.l ve l thr same rout e as she d id las t year . HoweH·r. this yea r shr will begin her r ou te on T owns hip Roa d 22 tBill Pooler Road ) , will 1ake Township Road 156, To wn · ship Road 83 tSk lnner Runt. County Road 26, tFiatwoodsl Lover s Lan e and County Road H2 tTexa s Roa dt . Contin ued on page 10 ELSD seeks emergency levy 8~ CHARLENE IIOEFLICIJ · Senlln el Stall Wriler \ 'o tr rs in the Easter n L oca l Schoo l D istrict will farr a fi vt' mIll rmrrgpncy oprra t in g lf'V~' to run for two years when th ey go to th e poll s in \iovcm ber Thr Ea stern Local Board passed a reso lu tion to put th e levv on t he ballot aft er aga in re~l ewin g the financial situ at ion of th e d is trict. Fin anc ially strapped for seve ral years, the d istric t has r epeatedl y t r ied to pa ss operatpng levi es w ithou t success ovp r the past several year s. Ac co rding to Audit or Wi lli am Wick l! nP. bn sl'd on t hr m ost rrcent Pva l ua tlon . l hf' fivf' mill..,. wi ll ge nera te $1>4.6Sq 22 During the meeting th e resig natio ns of several teach ers wprc accept ed. Domnie Eichinger resig ned as disabled handicapped teacher. George Gagai as j unior high science teacher and M ar y .Jo Buck ley as D .H . teach er. Pro fessio nal growt h rl'imb urse ment was approved f or Local soldier in Saudi Arabia SHAMPOO •.•••• ;Y •••••••8.'.L~ •••• (~ Meigs Co unty EMS unit a rrived , accordi ng to an Giillia - Meig~ Eastern schools to open Monday \J. More real Specials By MELINDA POWERS OVP News Stall A Meigs Coun ty woman was k illed In a two·car acciden t on Stat e Rout e 124 in Rutland Township Wednesda y morning Penny L Hensley, 18. La ngs v ille. apparently lo st con trol in a curve on we t pavement. wen t le ft of cen ter. a nd was s t ruck i n thr right si de by an oncoming vehicle . Sft c wa s t raw l ing at approximat ely 50 miles pPr hour a t the tim P of impa ct . Hr nsley. who was not wearing a sea t b elt at the l im P of thL' accident, wa s t ra ppt·d inside her car for a bout 15 mi nutes beforf.' a Frederic k .I. Sm llh .J r.. son of Fi rst Sergean t !retired! Freder· lck J Sm ith. Middleport . re· cen tl v was sPn t to S;~ udi Arabia as a·n officer with the U.S. I Army's 82nd Airborn Divi sion ou t of Fo ri Bra gg, N.C. Smith ha s been In the service for 12 years and has served duty In Korea . Germany, and In l ast yrar's Invasi on of Panama . Accordi ng lo his f alh er. Smll h Is a M aster Pa rac hutist and has made over 3,000 j umps. Smllh Is gradu at e of Me igs High School and jo ins other serv1re m en and women from Meigs County ca lled lo serve In the Middle Eas t. FRi:DERICK SMITH JR. tear hrrs. Steve Weber and Li nda Sh ull z. T he new bu s rou te sys tem for the sc hool year and the reduc t ion of buses from 13 to II wa s approved. Margaret Cau thorn and Judy Wo lfe wer e employed as library aides for the 1990·91 sc hool yea r. K eith Hunt was hired as a bu s driver for th e Meigs voca tional students rep lac ing Ma ry Rose who retired, and Sheila Spencer and H('Qrlc Et hel Lambert were h ired as su bstitute cooks for the year. The board also employed Bob Cr one as asslsta n t f ootball coach r eplacing Donnie E i chinger and hired Luke lzer as volunteer assista nt f oot coach. A high schoo l handbook wa s adopted and certain appropriation modlflcallon s for the 19891ottery fu nd were approved. In other action the board adopled Inc re ases In th e SVAC ticket prizes to athletic conies!. T he c harge t or va rsity footb all and boys b asketball wil l be$3 fo r adults and $2 for studen ts; g irls volleyball a nd girls basketball. $2 tor adults and $1 for students, and junio r high sporting event , $2 tor adulls and $1 for studen ts. The contract with Nallonal Sc hool Studio (Lifetouchl for school pictures w as renewed. A BONNE'IT FOR MISS MEIGS - Miss Meigs, a dwarf cow owned by Pomeroy i\ttorncy Frt>d Crow and Michael Warner, will he making appearances In Pom eroy Friday wearing this colorful polka dol bonnet and dlapt•r created hy Edna Triplell, left . Karen Werry. employ ed in lh<• Crow'• office, assi .sLs In dl.splaylng I he aUtre. The ··name the cow" contest is Crow's wu.y of brtngtnR to the altenHon of officials lhe lack of major new highway construction in the county over the past decade and to securr some commitme nt frrtm t.•a ndidutes ht'forP the No\'Cmher general e le{'tion . Little cow sheds light on big issue By CHARLENE JIOEt' LKII Senlin e1 St aff Writer A co ncern a bout th e l ack. ol major new h ighway co nstruction in Meigs Cou nt y ove r the past decade and t he urg ency t o grt some commitment of dollars thi s elect ion year prompted Frrd Crow who owns a mini -cow tn rome up w i th a g immick to at tract at tPn ti on 1o what he ca ll s " tlw forgottrn coun ty .". Cr ow has inlt iatrd t hroug h Thr Da ily Sf'ntinrl a "na me th Pcow " C'On trs t. T hf' dwarf row can bf' glvP n a first or a firs t an d sr cond nam P wit h suggf'stions to br Jpfl elthr r wit h Crow or a t lhf' new s paprr . T hP wl nnPr will recrlvP LO prizes ra ngi ng from a hot wa ter bottl e to a sav in g bond . De adl inP for r ntrring thr co n· tes t Is Sept 21. For th e per son lelllng In L;J words or less or in a poem why th e name was Sf'· lected , a $511 sav in gs bond will a lso br awa r dPd . As ex pl ain ed by Crow. the yea r old row atlra ct s attention be· cau se of I ts size. It weig hs less than 2011 pounds. while th e normal cow o f it s age a nd brcPd 1red angus) i s approxima te ly 90 pounds. ''One exper t has advi sed th at the reason for I he small size of the cow Is that Mi ss Meigs did not r ece ive the normal nourishmen t from It s mother . Apparently as a ca lf Miss Meigs got her milk from her m other 's hind teat, " said Cr ow. "That " , co nt ends Crow, "Is whal has happened to Meigs Co unty Insof ar as major new highway constructi on Is concer ned- we' ve been relegated to the hind leal and we're not happy about th at ." "Po liti cians need to be made very aware of the seriousness of the lac- k of highway drvrlopmcnt in Meig s Count.v and thr cov.' ron rrsr ls jus t onr wav we hOJX' to do th<.~t. " Cr ow commrn tr d He po int ed out th at th e la; t maj or co nstruc tion in Meigs Co unt v was a four lanr bypass of Pomcfov on Sta te Rout e 7 ln the 1970's. In the 196fl' s <.1 four lanP highw ay wa " co ns tructtd whi ch ('Xtrnd Pd fro m P n mt.· m.\· to Dar win 1\t Dtuwin tht.• hig hwa.\· "iiopped l.att•r the sta le highway offici a ls rf•mo vNl fur ther con .;;trurt ion nn l J_S :u fr orn na rwi n to At hf' ns from thrlr agpnda "So yo u SPl' M('igs Count y has be(-' n for got t1 ·n h )· th r StatP of Ohi o". said Cmw Th P Pnnwrny at tornt• y sa id !h al therr• is a much n(•e<kd prio ri ! y for I" X tendi ng US. Rou tc :i:l sou th from Athe ns to Di::lrwln wbPrr th e modern fnur lam' highway Is located since• !raffle has incrf'<J SPd tt• n fold sin ce 196.1 Ht• sa id , '·probably more i m · por tant . however . is the need of Ll nrw stale hi ghwa y from RouteJ.1 direct to thP Ravl' nsw ood br idge . Th is new hi ghway wou ld open thou sands of acres for Indu strial si tcs '' Crow sai d th at thr dwarf row. M iss Meigs, is a sy mbol of M ei~ s Count y's !nability to obt ai n state or fl'der al funds fo r new highway cons ! ruc ti on purposes He say s he Is usin g th e cow con test In hopes of ca tc hin g the attenti on of candid ate s of both pa rti es who arc running fo r stalf' offi ce. " What we need fr om thesP (' anclldat ps is a commitm ent to hu\ld i m med!atpJy these nrw hig hway s in M eigs Coun ty and wf' ll f'Pd th at eo mmltm ent be forr thP NovL•mbc r r l('('tio n. Alw a.vs bP fo n~ we havp had prom isPs but no ac tion ". said Crow . As for the cont es t. Crow sa id Miss M£•igs in her polka do t bonnet and d ia per wil l be makin g Sf'VPral appe ara nces !n Pomeroy on Fri da y . Between9and 10 a.m. It will br al The Dally Sentinel offir r. from 10 a.m _ ro noon ar ou nd town In Pom r r oy and per haps Mlddlrport ; f rom noon to 2 p.m . at Powe ll's parklnK lot, and from 2 to 4 p.m. on th e Kroger parking lot. Development district to meet Th e r egu lar monthly meeting of 1he elght -co un ly Buckeye Hills. Hoc king Valley Regional Developm ent Di strict Executive Commlltee will be held Tuesday, August 28, al 7; 30 p.m. In the conference room of the Buckeye Hills. Hoc king Va lley Regional Developm ent District offices l ocal ed on Washington Count y Road 9, Mwrtetta . The per sonnel committee, composed of chairman N. Rl chard Mowery. Fred Hoffman , Nan cy Hollister and Jim Way · mer, will meet In the conference r oom at 6: 30 p. m. T he audit and bud get commit tee made up of chairman Glen 0 . Miller, Glenn Dierkes. E leanor Thom as and Mike Workm an, wtll m eet In theotflceofth eexecu tlve direct or at 6 p .m. On the agenda for discussion are the 1989 administra tive audit, per sonnel matters and budget revi sions . T he district Includes Meigs, Athens, Hocking, Monroe, Morga n, Noble, P erry and Washing· ton counties . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantitieo . •Prices Effective Through Saturday. Augu8t 26 •USDA Food Siamps and WIC Coupono Accepted . •Not Ruponllbla For Typographical or Pictorial Erroro. ·r,· �Thursday. August 23. 1990 Commentary DOE shuns probe by Congress The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio WASHINGTON - The Energy DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON .~ REA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsh<r Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 23. 1990 CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT I\111TEHEAD Asslslanl Publisher/ Controller A ME MBER of The Un liPd Press Inter nat tonal, Inl a nd Dally PrPS ~ A.ssoclatlon a nd the American Newspaper Publishers Assoc iation. LETTERS OF OPINION are wel come They should be lf'Ss than 300 words long Alllf"ltrrs are subjPCt to editing and must bf' signed with name. addres s and te lephone number . No unsigned letters will b£- publlshPd. LE> t1 ers shou ld be In good tasiP, addressing Is suP s, not personal! · ties Bush and Saddam square off By LEO!II IH/Ii!EL l'PI Chief Correspondent WASHJNGTO\" - Presidenl Saddam Hu ssei n hides behind the diapers and p('tfJcoats or Iraq' s forr ign hostages, but he rema i ns as dangerous ly unprPdictablf' as an, · othpr cornered coward. Incredibly. to somr of hi s Mos trm ne i ghbo rs 1n 1hr Middle bst. 1hr Rag hdad butrhpr who ra ped tin.v Kuwait still is rcgardrd as rhP hl'roic "Sword of the Arabs." As for Saddam·s main adversary, l.'acationing Geo rge 13ush looks lPss th an heroir ally prt•sldPn1i al Js he fi shes frantically and golfs grimly whi iP America teet er s on lh r brink of war . Rush briefly laid as ide his rod and clu bs Monday to warn I hr Baghdad bul ly in a 13a l timore speech to thr \ 'etrrans of Fo reign War s that he holds him respons ible for the sa felv of thr helples s hostages who includ e babiPs and womr n. Ry making pawn s of innoc ent s abroad. the p rf's ident co nt endrd, SJ ddam ha s rar ned · 'th r sco rn and condPm n<.~ti o n uf the cnt irP world ., Congressional in ves tigators Department Is practicing artifi - have made numerou s requests tu cia I glasnost - clai ming to be candid about ser ious problem s at the na t ion 's nuc lear weapon s plants while keep in g those protr lems spcrel t'VI'n from Co ngress. Energy Secretary J ames Wal kins is the one boas ti ng of a new openness, but onr ox his chi ef a idP s, u ndersecrf'l ar y .J oh n Tuck , is be ing coy wi th Congress . Tuck has been wa rding off co ngres sio nal tnvrstigators who are looking for possible safe ty and secunty problems. That"s a dist urbing sign For years. the En ergy Department operated in shroud of secrecy. cloaking th e hideo us sa fet y fla"·s a t nuclPar weapons plants . The govf'f nm rnt ha s finally acknowl edged that the safety of thou · sa nds of Amencan s was thre <J · tened by a cc iden ts a nd sec uri ty fla" s at the fac iliti es. Man;' of thP nucl ear wpapons plant s wen• c losed or S('a led back as thr truth ca me ouT. Now it will cos t taxpay er s billi ons of doll ar s to clean Ihem up, and tho se ta:\pJyersareowed somr honest\ in rC' turn Watkin s prom ised 11. but he is n·t delivenng . review Energy Depa rtment files and get co pies of documents But Tuc k has stymied those request s and irked so me importa n l people in the process. Some in Congress are quietly putting pressure on Watkins to rein in Tuek, and the dispute has ra ised questions about the people Wa t kin s has surrounded him mself with . Watkins took heat from Con· gr ess for nominating Victori Stello to be hi s assistant secw lary with the j ob of cleaning up the weapons plants. Stella was plagued by accu sa tions that he ha d covered up problem s with nuclear power plan ts when he was with the Nuclear Regu latory Co mmission. Af ter a romeorou s co nfirmation process . Stello fi· n a il~- withdrew his name f rom co nsiderat ion for thp job. When Stel la bowed out , Tuck got thP r Psponsibilitirs added to his workload until a new assist · ant secrrtar y is appointed. 13ut politics are his game. not nuclear li' Chno logy He had b<'en a White Housr aide in the final )" l'ars of ttw Reaga n administration. &>foret hathe heldtopSenate staff JObs bestowed on him by the Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Republican partv . Some staffers i n the depart men I joke th at Tu ck ·· didn "t even know what plutoniu m was until he started the j ob " There are signs that Watkins himself hasn't always agreed with Tuck Sources 1n lhedepart menl lold us that Watkin s has been overheard shouting at Tuck behind closed offic e door s. A department spokeswoman told us that Watkins is tou gh on all of his staff. Butt hat isn't evidence e nough for co ngre ss ional staffers that Watkin s has his staff under ti ght control. Tuck may ha ve offended one too many i mportant people when he crossed Rep . John Dingell, D -Mi ch . who heads the House com mittee charged with over · see ing the Energy Department. Tu ck ha s pul road bl ocks In front or Dingell ' s in vestiga tors w hen they asked to look at some department document s. Dingell is f irmg back hard. He recPnl!y \\-TOti.' a threa!t>n inl{ le tter to Watkins. Our associa trs Scc ll Slee k and Tim Warner ha ve obta i ned a copy of that l et ter. ··1 hop£' you will inform Mr . Turk t hat this committee has jurisdic- Th e prestdent's bt>lated use of the term " hosta ge>· demons l ra tPd hts d ePpP ning co ncern fo r an estimatrd J,()(X) Amrncans hPid in I ra q and occupied Kuwa i t Still, somr of us werp not r f'assu r pd whpn Bush rrs um ed hi s vacat ion in Main P. White Hou Si' prPss Sf'fTt' l rH J. Marlin Fitzwatrr sJys ills important for the American peo p!r to SC'(' th a t thr prrsidrnt "is not holt'd up i n I he White House ·· The Idea is th at Bush mu st df'rn o n~tr a tf' that hr ' " not held hostagr by Saddam· s hos tage holding Baloney ' When i:l forPign dic tator takrs thousa nds of Arnrri ca ns hos tagr and starts to deplo.v thrm in a human sh ield . !hP command rr -in·c hif'f should park hiS go I( cart and hrad fur thr ova l offic r. Bush got a littlr trsty during th e w~kend over thr tr lrvt sion imagPs of hin; \·acationi ng during th e nation al cr! sts . From his golf cart. hr heated ly told reporlrr s it was nor appropri atr for him to fir! d sr ri ous qurs tio ns on vacation What was inappr opriatP was his pla y in g golf whr n hr shou ld h<.~ \. t ' been working. a nd his mis placed co ncer n aOOut his ima gr MeantimP. Saddam lPt his T\' mouthpiece prpsr nt a fi\'P -pdt 1p lan for peace and ··freedom for all ·· He offered To free lhP ho stJgrs in px c han gr for a romplf' tr Ameri can pul lout i n thr Persia n Gulf r eg ion . ~ : mplo ying his convo l ut~d rf'asoning . Sad dam sat d that plat·ing tht' hostages " at vit al target s may prP\'P nt mi l itar y aggress ion." In an insulti ng attempt to )usllfy the Ia king uf the hostages. Saddam sa id . "Averting death and s Ia rvat ion rPsul t ing from Am eri ca n poltr~ against fra q. by pn•vi.'nting so mrc 1tizens fr om travrlin g. tsa g11 in for humanity as a whole" Some rind it bitterly iront c tha t such ba1 han e babblin g co mr s fr om rhr land onre knm"·n as Mf' sopo t ~Jmia . rhP crad lP of c i\'ilizatton . Berry's World TWO STEPS BACK - Presi · drnt Bush ha s sensrd that the fed eral bureaue rat·y Is quietly restoring the ambiguous and burdensome regulations that President Re aga n had wiped off th e books. That is the rea i J'f'ason behind Bush"s forma lion of the Coun c il on Co mpetiti ve ness headed by Vice Presid ent Dan Quayle. Bu t as wP have already reported, the co uncil go t oU tu an inauspicious start It defended pharmaceulical co mpanies that have co rnered thP ma r ket on crrtain drug s to t rrat rarP disea ses. The law granting !hat monopoly makes sense only if the drug co mpany t akes a fm ancia l ris k to develop a drug wilh a limi ted markt'l. bu! that hasn' t alw ays bern thr casr. Cleaning up state govemment _ _ se_n._L_ong_:__ F'i ght mg co tTu pti or1 i n staff• go ,·rrnmrnt 1s too oft en m orC' .1 war of word s than of act to n. Th<II IS wh~· wh f' n a poli tic al rf' fo rm h i ll p <.l\\(' S that prom isr-. to makP rpal chan ge, th Pre IS rPason to CP lr brat r. Thr gover nor' s stgnmg rarlir r this month o f legisla ti on. H R :l!-tH. makmg permanent t hr inspector genrr al·s office i n starr govPr nm ent 1s :., uc h a s tr p . H. B. JRR is a g()()() le~ w that prom isf's to make it easlPr tn PX~X>st' corrupt indi vi dua ls and act ions in statr go\'rr nmrnt gf'nf'r; tl ha\·! Onl' jOb : 10 lnVPSti ga rc t he rna nagrm r n t and opera ri on o f agrn c tf•s and rrport lnrffiClrnciPs and ach o f co rru p li on to ltl(' h('ad s of thr gO\'t' rnm rnt Go\' Richa rd CrlC's tr 1n .Junf' 19&\ iss uf'd d n r:-a•cu tl\'P o rcll~ r rrr aring tllC' Off icf' of ln sprctor ( ;l'rll'ral T hr bill t1r signed on Aug 1 ca lls for f u turf' govrr nor s 10 do ltkrwi sf' - ap(Xlint an insJ)f'ct or general. <;u bjl'ct to co nfirnw t ion b\· thP SPnalf' . \\'t1i le 11 ts rmpossiblr to kn O\A how much or v.hctlwr hfl\ 'in g an ins{X'r tor gr n rr<:~l d eters m lscu n f)loin ts and 1 P"ol\'Pd 1:.,0 of thrm T ha t 's a t)q .i Pf'J'CP nt rf' so lut ton rJ IP. J good bf'gt nnm g . Th f' Jl f'Y. lav. g r <~ nts .\ u hpot: •na pov.:Prs to rhe 1nspr'rtor grneral. and gi,·rs protection 10 so·callrd ~ · h t s ll f' b l o~~· rrs who rrp ort a l lr gf'd 111 is cu ndur t h~ thf'tr ho..., ~ r..., . Tht· npxt .sH' P is making surr th at t hr in SPf'C tOI grn1 •ra l grt s thr money fr om thr Genrral Assp mbl~· so it ra n cl o it s job ri gh t Cur re n t!~· t h{' inSJX'Ci or genPra l·s offirr ha s th rrf' invr sti · ga toro;; and an ad ministrati vr f' mpl o~· rp . F undm ~ th r insrwrtm gf'nPral' s office wil l ro me up for durl b1· slat e Pmployrcs. lhc Office of l nspP ctor Crnrral in its first two yra r s ha " brpn bu sy . Since Aug. 1 ~ 81<. ihe inspeelor grnPral has rr crivrd 2 1 ~ com dPbu lc whr n thr next bi ennial bud grt is cons iderrd nf'x t spr i ng Clra r l~ ' no onr can lf'g isla tr ho nf's ty and intl'g ri t~· i nto sta le gove rnmrn t And nohodv want s to m akr thf' in spector gr nrral's nffi cr mto a hugr bu rraurra C".Y in thr mi sgu1dPd not ion th at somp. how spe nding a lot of money and hi rt ng a lo t of peo ple, corru,Jiion ~~· ill go awa,v . Th erP always wi l l be a few dis honPst p('(lplP in sta tr govr rnmrnt , ju st as th ere ar pi n bu si ness and other end eavors. Wh at ·s important With this new law i s that the HousP, Se nate and governor . in a bipart isan fas hion. rrcog niwd that It i s import ant to pur sue the highest ethical stand ards in state govPr nment, and wrr r wi l li ng to act dec isive ly. Now it \su ptou s inthe Se nate to mak e sure that future in sptocfors grneral pursup this mandate aggress tvely and professionally wi t hout partisan ship Don't fault Souter for being ascetic lt'o&G tiO\)R,S 10:00- ~:00 In th is wor ld . i f a man si ts down u to think . he is imm ediately asked if he ha s a headac he. - Ralph Waldo Emerson . That wa s thP 19t h century . Toda y a con templativr man is ac t ually treated worsP. Hf' ' s treated as a sol it arv frea k w ho so mehow neve r learnPd to plcuk llfe"s richest moment s from t he jos!le of a cocktail part y. Jud ge David So ut er. for exam · pie, strikes m any obsPrvers not m erel y as a diffPre nt sort o f fe ll ow- which hl' sur£'l y is-but threatening, too. prec ise ly br cause he Is differe nt. Co lumnist Martln Schram recently fur rowed hi s brow over " the I<Jrgf'r fundamenta l qu Ps ti on" of w hPt her Souter. "who c hose t o l1ve a rec lusiv e lire in the very far mh ouse where he was born. in a New Hampshire villa ge l pop 2.0001, ha s th e bread th of expe rif'ncr w!d r enough ro r u ll? on thr la ws tha t will go\'ern thP l ivrs of us al l ·· To TimP ma gazim• , " the morr sNio us quest ion about Souter 's ascestk ways is wh ether a man who see ms to prefer books to people ca n emphathize wi th and understand the problems of ordi · nar y peop le. " (In So uter' s case. Time gr ac iously co ncludes, he probably ca n. 1 Ba ta an in World War II. in I BRJ. humori st Will Cuppy in 1884. car toonist Ernie Bushmiller !creator of "Na ncy·· 1 in l'l05, danceraclor Gene K elly In 1912 (age 78), actress Barbara Eden In 1934 rage 56), and r oc k drummer Keith Moon or The Wh o In 1947. By United Press International Today Is Thursday, Aug. 23, the 235th day ofl990wlth 130 to foll ow . The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its llrst quarter. The morning stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. · The evening stars are Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign ol VIrgo_They Include · Amerlcah naval hero Oliver Hazard Perry In 1785, poet and novellst : Edgar Lee Ma sters In 1869. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright , hero of \• vigorously," ' the Jetter says. " If Mr. Tuck does not wish to cooperat e informally, we can arrange more formal, and less pleasant ways." Dl ngell does have ways of making Turk 1alk. We have lear ned tha t the committee has prepa red subpoena s for the reco rd s, something congressional staffer s are ra rely forced to do when seeking documents from the E nergy Deparlment. T uck wouldn't talk to us about the impasse, but department officials said Tuck was doing everyt hing he could to cooperate. con sidering that he is holding down two jobs In the department . Those offic ial s also said that Tuck is a victim of jurisdictional disput es betwern congressional committees. MINI -ED ITO RIAL - An1mal right s crusa ders ;n r atx>ut to '<;; 1n t hP foot. shoot them st>lW_ So me arr insisti ng thai pPople bl' g i\·rn the right to file law suit s on b<'ha lf of animal s That would givf' antmfl l s thp sam r ri ght s as human twi ng s - the ri gh t to t iP up Pxpensivp cou rt t!m P and bog down the judicial sy stPm wlth fri vo lous and PXJ)f' nstvr Ia w suit s. T hf' on ly thmg limit 1ng lawsuit s now is thr sizf' of thr human populat ion. WP d on·r nrf'd to ('Xtr nd thP pri\·ilf'g<' 10 ot hrr " pr eir s Perhaps th<• on I; re!(ret is !hot this off wf' wasn't Ps tab l ishr-d Par lit' r For ~Tars. most frdr r a l agrnciPs and drpar tmPnts ha\·p brr n opt>ratlng suc cPssfull y u ndrr I hP v. a trh fu I f'\ r of fPd cra I \ n-.1-X' l'lor" gpm•ra l. l ns(X'C tor s • l ion over DOE and exercises it On this date In hi story : In 1926, silent screen Idol Rudolph Valentino died, se nd ing his fan s Into hysteric mourning. In 1939, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pacL Less than two years later, Germany launched a blitzkrieg attack on Russia . In 1982, Beirut Chrlstlan leader Beshir Gemayel was elected president of Lebanon. He was assassina ted less than one month later and was succeeded by his brother, A min . A thought for the day : Humorist Will Cuppy sa id that "etiquette means behaving yourself a little better than Is absolutely essential." Vincent Carroll E nter The 1\ew York T imes . famous for it s f'Xpa nsivr toler ance. to wonder whrther a "bachf'lor l i [p" i so lates Sou ter "f r o m r o u t in r human prob lems.·· Mos l pund its approached Soul er 's l ifl•s tyle ginger ly, as if new to th e tas k of sco lding a fellow for perf errin g hi s own compan y. No suc h caut10n shack led Roy Brooks , professor of l aw at the Un iversi ty of Minneso ta . He blunt ly sai d of So uter what so man y oth ers hint ed al "He resides In a t i ny New Hamphire town !populat ion about 2,()()()) , l ives In the sa me sm all farm house In which he was born. has never married and apparently has almost no socia l ttl e.. . It Is fair to say that no other male nom inee 10 the Supereme Court In recent memory has so distanced himself from minorities, women , the disabled, the downtrodden and powerless as Judge Souter has." Ignore, for a moment, the peculiar double stantard em~ braced by Brooks and others . They would not dare, In this era of confonnlst progressive thinkIng, to raise such questions of a never-married woman of middle age (not If her politics were agreeably liberal, In any event). Consider Instead the underlying prem Lse that wi se men and women invari ably lmme rce themselves in teh contemporary cultural curren t. that they avidly follow each intellectual fa shion and make a poin t of hobnobbing with people of every hue, creed and occupation. No doubt many wise people share such habits, but many others do not. Henry David Thorea u. for one. never worried a bout solitude poisoning his sensibility . His two year s alone at Walden Pond , he wrote, were spent " living deep and sucking out all the marrow of life." Nor did Thoreau' s habits prevent him from essentially politic al undertakings, such as c hampioning th e Individual against the state, and inve ighing against materialism. Indeed, virtually every great rettgton va lues a tradition in which a speelal minority Isolates It sell In ord~r to nurture purity of soul and cla rity of mind . In Judaism , It Is Musar movement ; In Christianity, the monastic orders . Surely there are plenty of legitimate questions to ask about Judge Souter' s judicial philosophy without damning him for being a loner from a small town. There was a lime when Americans respected mavericks and Individualists . Now,lt seems, we on ly feel comfortable with sheep. Pomeroy- Mtddleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinei - Page- 3 Meigs visits Gallipolis Friday night in '90 football opener Gallla Academy High School's Blue Dev lis will open their bicentennial year football cam · paign when Coach Mike S1aggs Meigs Marauders Invade Galli polis lor a non-conference game on Memorial Fteld Friday night. Kickoff time for th e 18th meeting be1ween the two river city schools Is 7: 30 p.m . Pregame ceremonies begin at 7:10 p.m . GAHS athletic director Bill Wamsley said there are stil l plenty of choice reserve seats (around 200) left for Blue Devil fans. Reserve seats for all five home games cost $20 per per son this fall. General admission Is $3 for adults and $2 for students. Gates will open at 5:30p.m. Gallipolis leads In the series with nme wm s agam sl r i ght losses Coach Brent Saunders lost 12 se niors off last year's 6-4 3.:1 squad, but has 14 others return · ing, Including All-SEOAL per · formers and 1990 Co-Captains Rob Skidmore and Brent Simrm Simms, 185-pound senior cen · ter and defensive linebacker, was the team 's best tackler last fall (89) while Skidmore. 2oo· pound senior two-way ta cklf'. was seeond in tackles in ju st eight games with 58. Other lellermen are Donnie Haynes, veter an quarterba ck: Jason Kopack, Tony Logan . Christian Scott , Chrl' Carman , Dave Silverthorn, Allan Garnes , F. J . Hastwell, Nathan H ansen. Tony Canada y, M ike Adam and a leltl?rman from t wo years ag o, Gene Garnes. a JUnior lhis fal l. MaraudPrs Improved SPcond yea r MPigs Ma ra udf'r Football Coac h :vlikc Slaggs we lcomes ba ck 15 lettermen from last vear's te am that finished o·5 o.verall and 5~J in thr Tri-Val ley Confer ance. The 5.;j f inish for !hr Maraud · ers was good enough for a three- way tie for th ird pla ce i n the TV C with Be lpre and Vinton Co unt y. The Marauders lost seve n seniors lrom last yPar' s learn . inelud ing All TVC Per formers Dennis Booth t>. Ed Crooks, Jay Humphreys, and Doug Stew art. The slrPngth of lhr M arauder s i s exper ien ce at the skilled posi tions as the maroon and go ld re t urn thP entire startin g Offen· si ve backfield. Th e r unning bac ks will be juni or s. F'ul lback is Frank Bl ake r5 ~8 , ltiO) and tailback is Terry M cG uire !5·9,1771 . Blakt', a fir st tea m AII·TVC performer, rushed for 84R yards in 157 carries la st year which was good enough for a 5.4 ya rd s a carry average, while McG uire gained .12o ya rds In 57 ca rri es gocx:J enough [or 5.7 yards a clip . Freshman, Hea th Hud son !5 -8. "41 . is also expected to see ac t i on at ta ilba ck bPhind MeG ulrP . The quart erback will be junior .Jeremy Phalin 15- 10, " c.. 1 Phal in st art E'd eight games With mixture of vets, rookies, Rio's volleyballers ready to defend MOC title A small but effective mixture of veterans and newcomers are the bulwark the University of Rio Grande volleyball team will offer this fall in defense of Its Mid-Ohio Co nference championship. The Redwomen finish ed the 1989 season at 35-7, one of Its best slates, and went 7·1 In the conference to claim the titl e, Its second In three years The team opens the season on Saturday , Sep t. 1 at Midway ! K y.l and ha s it first home competition on Thursday, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m . against Wilmington and Concord I W.Va . I . "I'm looking forward to the season," District 22 and MOC Coach of the Year Patsy Field s remarked. "We have a lot of talent , but we will meet a lot of the peopl e in the district and eonference who al so have tal ent, because many sc hools didn ' t lose anything In terms of personnel. " Fields summarized the season ou tlook wi th two points: early compet ition and avoida nce of Injuries . In th e team's second ou tin g, tt wi ll travel to Elmhurst iltl.) for a Sept. 7·8 tournament against severa l powerhouse vol l ey ball teams In the midwest, Including Elmhurst , Alma 1Mich.) , North Cenral 1111. 1 and Oshkosh !Wis. I. "When we go to Illinois, we will know exactly what we've got," the coac h said . "We will be able to tell what our strengths and weaknesses will oe. · ·1 think our weakness last year wa s In blocking , but Bl llln a CooJX>r, one ot our new recruit s, will help there. I th ink. Blllina ·s help will serve as a relief for Shelly Hoop and Teresa Zemp· ter . TherP wa s a lot of pressure on them last year and they had t o play wel l every gam e," Fi elds sa id . "The Illinois tournament will be a deftntte factor ," she added Krepingtheteamheallhy wlllbe a key, Fie lds noted , a l though she is getting back six play ers who know the ropPS. Hoop {senior , Coshoct on) was the 1989 Di slrlct and MOC Play er of the Yra r. while Zempter 1junior, Po rt, mouth 1 was named to the first team s of th e district and M OC. Robin Sharp ! j unior, T arlton ! cece tved honorable ment ion from th e dis1rict and was chose n l or the MOC second team . Al so back are Shannon Hu ston 1junior, Wellston), Kyoko Kawa kami 1junior, Tokyo, .Japan) and Michelle Spears Isophomore, St. Pa r is 1. Cooper. a standout athlete at Jackson High School, I s one of the three recruits Fields has signed for the team . Joining her will bP Tiffany Neff . who played for Huntin gton Local in Ross County. and Memora ln ~ram fr om Oak Hill. ·'The new play ers can all come off the bench and help,· · Field s sa id. "Our bigges t asse t will be a strong bench and this year I won't be afra id to go to the bench . ··1 think we'll be all right .·· the roach added. ··1 enjoyed wo rk ing with them in summer camp, and they all worked welltogelher." As for the district and co nference competition, Fi eld s ex peel ' the MOC schools to be tougher. bolstered by the add i ti on or T i ffin, whi ch form erly bel onged lo the Wes ter n Buckeye Co iiP· glate Conference. Walsh i s ·'always strong,·· Fie lds noted , and Ohro Dominr· ca n should bt~ bet ler bPca usr !I s coach is en tering hrr sPcond ye<Jr Jnd its playP r.'i will br more experie nced. On ly Mount Vrrnon Naza ren e ha s sufff'rt'd signifi cant loSS{'S sincr las t seaso n, Fi elds sa id. District sc hool s offering m aj or obstacles will be perpnntal con · tender Mount Sl .Joseph , cr nd 131uffton. If the Beavers r<'main wi th the NAJA . she added . "l bPI!PVE' W(' haVP a good chance of being sucrPSsful thi s yea r . if ever yt hin g goPs ou1 way,·· Field s said. 1 '!'l.lVERSIT\' OF IUO CORA!'I.()fo: 19911 Volll•ybull Sdu>rlull• U~tlt• S1•p1 " •'PI s .·pl Sep! Sf'pl Sl•pt St>pl. Lol'al ~nn l.akt• lrlt• ,\ 7 f' - E! mhur~t ln vr r,Jt lorr dl i\ 11-Wllmln !i!:ICJil . Co l"li. 'Urd . II 1- Mld'o'. d}. Ho~tr~. 15-Walsh. Ma!(flt' . lt\- L:rDa na . A A 10- Mount V('rnon A :!2-lr-darvlllr. T homas Mow. Earl h,J IJl ,\ Sp pt. ~~- Ohio Dom!nlt'un .. H Sf' p! 2'7-Ah.IPr ~o n Brooddu!>. Wr•st \'irgi n r. rV. PS IPv a n A H H 'il'fJI ~ 9 -l'l lf ! n , Shaw nPI• Siall' 1I('J './-Moun! \ ('rnon . llcl :).1,-COfK'O I'dlmita llona l /1 ,\ det 9-0h lo Ilomlnlctin (kl 12- F'lndl av Or! 1:\- T! ff ln . ·Mlc:hl)<!an Chrlst ian 01'1 11)-A ldt•rsc n Rr oa ddu ~. lo1S(•p h ( let lf\ -Sha\1 n~·p S!<J !I' ll d ~ 0 - W r,l s h Ocl '! .1- L: rb a n<~ ()('! :!~-Famnon 1 Mount t'\ A ST I! A H H S!.rll'. 1 l' ll!r'al Stat •' . H l as 1year and Ihrew for 460 ya rds and six touchdowns. MvGuire is <:t l so expected to see some act i on a t quarterbaPk . Eric Heck 15-4. 1281 will be th e wingback with Mike Welch 15~ 9. 1401expected 1o see action AI light end. j uniors Shawn Hawley (6 ~ 1 , 170 1 and Bi ll Harless 15·11, 1801, and sen ior Geoff Cogar !6·2, 200 1 are vy ing for the starting job. while at split end. jumors Robby Wyatt (o-9, 1621 . Matt Haynes !5-10 , 1451 and Shawn Lambert a ti·O, 163 sopho· mo re are l'Xpt_'cfed to see action Over the ba ll at center will bt• junior. Dennis Edminston a 6·1. 215 pound er. with sophomore. Steve Swatzel (o·IO, 2001, pushing for playing time. The guard s will be junior, JerPmy Rupl' fo ·111. 2001, who moves from fullba ck and senior. Burt Kennedy 16·2, 2101 . The tackles will be senio rs Aa r on Sheet s 16·2, 2501 and M ike M ayrr ~0-4 . 2:~5 \ with jun io r s Bill Anderson 15 10. 205 1, Charle s Mash t6·1. 185) and Da nny Lewis 16-l, 2501 all ex pected to see act ion. The defensive tine is wi de open with Edmin sto n, Cogar , Andf' r · so n, and ShPl'IS al ong with se ntor, Dave Les ter a ti ·J. 210 and soph om orf', Rt· chard Stewar t 1510, 1551, ha t~ !lin g for start ing positions Lt..st er was th ird on the team l a~t year with ti7 t ac kles. At linebacker, Rupe , Kennedy, Harless and sophom ore, Mike Cremeans. all expected to sef' ac tion . Crem eans a 5-10, 170 pounder IPd I he t eam with X6 tackles as a f r eshman last yt>ar. has be~n slowed thi s summf'r with a brok en ankle. Blake will be batk al lm co rner back slot whf'r f' llP pic ked oH eight e nem y passL·~ Joining him will be MeGuire at halfback wi th Hudson also see ing tim e ther e. Heck and Welch wi ll be a1 I he strong safety wi th Hawl ey a! treP safety. Th e place-k icking c hon •s will be handled by junior Steve Car uthers t6-0, 153 ) , wi th Kennedy handltng th r kickoffs while Phalin does the punting. "Our strrnghts will be rxpe rience at the skilled positions and our attltude . The a!Ut ude of the kids in pr ac ti ce has bee n good. commented Ma rauder coa ch Mike Staggs, bul our l ine still need s som e wurk'' . pounder. GAHS-Meigs lineups MEIGS MARAUDERS (OIIen,..) Pos.- PLAYER Wt . YR SE - Matt Hay nes . . .14 o 3 Or-Kevin Musser ...... I:JO J Or-Robblc Wya tt ......... 162 :; L T -Danny Lewi s 250 :; Or - MIke Ma yP r . . .23c 4 LG - Jerem y Rupe ... ....... 200 :1 C-Steve Swatzel .... .. 200 2 Or-Dennis Edmln sl on . .. 2lo :1 RG-Burt Ken nedy . . 210 ~ Or- Chuck )/lash . 1 ~5 3 RT- Aaron Sheels . . 250 ~ TE-S hawn Hawley ........ 170 3 QB-Jeremy Phalin .. .... 18:\ :1 TB-Terry McGuire .. .... . 177 :1. WB-Er ic He ck . . .. 12H ~ FB-F'rank Blake . .. 160 :1 (De fen." ' I ENDS - Geoff Cogar tUIJIJ i and Edmin sto n. TACKLES Sheets, and DaVl' Lt•s ter !42 10 1 NOSE GUARD Ken nr d1 . LINEBACKERS Rupe or Hea th Hud son 11 ·1541 and Bi ll H arle ss (,1 ·1R0l or Btll AndPrson 13 20o i CORNERBM"KS Bl ake or Mu ss1•r and McGuire STRONG SAFETY Hec k. FREE SAFt:T\" Hawle;·. PUNTER - Ph atm P1\Ts . S t<~ve l'a r uthrrs 1:t1 o:\1 KICK · OFFS - Kenned1 . GAHS BLUE DEVILS 1Ollense) Pos .-Piayer WI. Yr SE-AIIan Garnes . . ..161 4 Or-Chris Howell. .. . .... ..163 4 L T-Robby Skidmore .... ..254 4 L G-Dave Silverthorn ... ..166 ~ C- Brent Simms .... ....... 176 4 RG-N athan Han st•n ...... 162 4 Or- Chris Carman . . ..... .185 3 RT-F. J. Ha stwell . . .. 225 3 TE- CI Int Davi s .. ... ...... .160 3 QB - Donnle Haynrs .... ... .180 4 TB - Jason Matheny .... .... 1~•0 3 WB-J ason Kopack .. . . . .175 3 FB-Gene Gar nes. . .1 93 .1 1Defense I t: NDS - Mi ke Adam 1.1-1611 and l:lr ia n Ours Ll·160i . 'I'ACK ~ LES - Skidmore and Si lver thorn . MIDDLE GUARD Carman. LINEBACKERS Simm s and Da vid J ac kson 13 1651 . CORNERBACKS - Da vis and A. Gar nes STRONG SAFETY Kopak . FREE SAFETY - Howel l. PUNTERDavi s. KICKER and PATs Tim Slone 12 ~ 1 3 41 GAME SITE Memorial Field (Season Opener) (Kil:koff, 7:30p .m .) GAHS-Meigs grid history li Yt•ar CO-CAPTAINS - Co-captains lor the 1990 Meigs Marauders have been selected by the team . Leading the Marauders Into Friday night's Kam•• with host Gallia 1\i-ademy will h•• seniors Burt Kennf'dy ( lt•ft) and Aaron Shtoets. 1 ~1 ;i . l!HlH l!lh~ I '1711 1~li I . ~ 1 ~i~ . 1~7 :1 . 1~ ~ 1 .H 1~ ~ 1 ~ns 1~I 'if) 1~77 M li II I I li 0 1:! h 1:.! 14 . Ill r; -' 1·1 H ,; .. 1~ t/R . 1~~ ~~ . ...... I ~~ ~~ Nu ga ml· I 11KII I 11K I ...... 21 1.\ II li! K~ . 2Y II :\o gamr :-. " ~\) ~ · .... 2h :! I ~1\1 K7 19X."< l~iX~ ~ I '1411 . II ,; lo~."'it'~ . (;:\JIS !~ · ads ~t'rit:·~. 9 \\111'.,, SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 "' "'"'""WEST "" ~ O VTE J~ The Daily Sentinel (USPS l4r..960) PRIZE CAR OFFERED - This new Ford Escort will be oflered as a prize by Turnpike Ford of GaiUpoUs lo the lucky golfer who hils a hole-In-one on the 13th and 15th holes at next Thursday's Scramble for Scouting Golf Tournament, sponsored hy lhl' Melgs-Gallia-Mason chapter of the Boy Scouts ol America, at CIIIL•ide Golf Course In Gallipolis_ In addition, Thr ,\ Dh·l!iilon of Multimedia. Inc. Published ('V erv aft er noon. Monday throo~ h f r iday . ll1 Court SL. Po· mProv Ohi o, by thf> Ohio Val ley Putllls hln g Company t Mulllmedla , Jm·., PomN ov. Ohlu -15769, Ph . 992 2JJ6. St>· cond das s pos ta~e pald at Pomerov. Ohlo Membr r Un!tKi Pnoss Int ernat ional , In land Dall v Press Association and th(> • encouragmg to Improved bench second-year RG soccer skipper Adver tis ing R.epresf'ntlltlve. Bran ham Nf:>wspapt'r Sal es, 73J Third 1\V('nue. New York. 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M.UI 8ut.crlpUoDI lnaldc Melp Counly 13 Weekls ....... ····· ·· ·----· ........ .. ... $19.24 26 Week• ................. .. ···· ········ · $3'7.96 52 Weeks ..... . .......... .. .. ...... .... . $74.36 Out~de M.tp Counl, 13 Week• ······ . ············· ····· · ... $20.11! _:.,._ _26Weeks .. ............. ... :....., ..,...... $10.30 ' • 52 Week• .......... ···············-· .... . m.40 Wiseman Agency of Gallipolis will offer a $10,000 prize for a hole-ln·one on both holes. Shown with the ear are {L-R) David Shaffer. tournament trPasurer; ,John Sang, Turnpike Ford; Tom Meadows, tournament dtairman; and Gary Roach tournamrnt committee member. (0\'P photo I • IS Ohlo Mew sPaper Associat io n. Nat iona l . With an anti cipated roster or 2o players and talent to go, Unlver slty of Rio Grande Soccer Coach Scoti Morrissey feels the 1990 Redmen have the potential for making an Impact on District 22 and the Mid-Ohio Conference. ''I think we will compare very well in the district ," Morrissey remarked In a preseason Interview. "A lot of people are recognizing that changes are taking place here and 11 will be a matter of time . As far as district play Is concerned, we could break In there. That fourth and final spot In district play Is up In the air. " The Redmen open with a -. scrimmage Saturday at Ken tucky Christian. Season play F--'~---------'·------ ~~ ·--. begin s Wednesda.v. Sept. ;, at Hrldrlbr rg, anct Rio Gra nde 's f i rst hom e game \·l.'i lllJe Tuf•sday. Sept . 11 at 4 p.m . agai nst Tiffin. Morrissey. who eamr lo Rio Grande af trr four years of playing for nat iona ll.v -ranked T i ffin, sa id he fee ls eumfurtable .,.ith the fact Ill plaver s are returnin g fr om las t yea r . Tony Daniels, a sPn ior f rom Brrcks · v ille, and Barry Saunders . a junior from Jamestown, will co-captain the tea m aga in thi s season. The other ret urnees In cl ude Jeff Bellar (sophomore, Worthington), Brian Bennett(jun lor, Columbus) , Rich Bltonte ! sophomore, Columbu s), Frank .Jinks (junior, Centerville!, John Kul- In a (sophomo re. C'ol umbus1 , Mike Mahan ! sophomore, Co~ lumbus) and Frank Payerehln rsenlor, Ea stlake!. Among the recr ull s. many promise to be of help to th e tea m . ·Tm very happy with my flrsl recruitin g year," Morrissey remarked. "As recruiting goes, there were some ups and downs, and I lost some talented players to other schools, but at the same t lme I steered some talented players to our unlversl1y." Through contacts made during his playing days, Morrissey net ted two players from Klngslon, Jamaica, In Ricardo Campbell and Winston O'Connor. Two players reflecti ng a strong ~ (See SOCCER on Page 4) 12 Buy I Plz•a • Get I 2nd Pizza Same Nuder Of Toppings At 1/2 PRICE! WE HAVE A VARIETY OF DELICIOUS HOT SUBS! ALSO SERVING SPAGHETTI • LASAGNA • SALADS H �Page- 4-The Daily Sentinel Thursday. August 23, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Ohio fishing report By The Bend Channel cats plentiful in Tycoon Lake, Ohio Power plants By United Press International The weekly fishing report , from the Ohio Division of Wild - spinner s. lwls lers tipped wit h frog or pork rinds and rubbn llfe. F'or more infor ma tio n on worms to lu re la rgC'mouth b<1 s:-. ca tch bluegi lls htdlng ou t in brushy shore line areas Bul lheads ca n be taken during la te i nto striking. Ma ggots an d sma ll pven ing hours o n cu t bait and worms work best o n b l uf'g il~. a nd nighl cr aw ler s or r hirkPn l ivP r s ni ghtcraw lers . Tr y fi shin g around brus hy shorel in es and boa t dock s for l arge mouth bas s. Central Sc ioto River - Shovclhead ca tfi sh up to 35 pounds are being ea ugh t on large chubs fis hed a long th e boltom i n the Co lumbu s area . Channel ca t fish up to 1~ lakes and streams not listed, ca ll 614 -265-6659 Soudleast Tycoon Lake - This 204 -acn• lake In Gallla County has an excellen t fishing opportunity for channel ca tfi sh, largemouth bass and sunfish . Use traditiona l bait s for catfis h, ' malt spinners and nlght cra wl ers for largemouth bass. and larval baits or small worms for sunfis h. Ohio Powt=>r wcrrat io na I a reas - T his is an exce lien t time t o fis h for l argemouth bass. bluegilts and channel cd tfi sh . Trv sma ll ar e bes t u sPd to catf' h r h;::m rwl cat f tsh. SoulhWPSl C. J. Brown Re servoir Anglers are troll mg for walleyes which average two t o four pounds here. Tr y tro lling at dep ths of Ill to 18 feet nea r the dam. Channel cat fish up to 12 pounds are being caught on traditional bait s. So me crappies and blueg ill s arecaug ht fro m shore line area s. Lake Lo ra mie - Larval ba il s and sma ll worms are best used to _Th_e_C_Le_ve_La_nd_ Be_a_ r _.Belle's man Th<' who used to be kn own as Joey sat at a table, hi s sponsor on his left, his employer on his r i ght , a wall behind him and a row of tel evision cameras i n fr ont of him I n effect. he was surro unded . But Albert Joju an Be lle. for merly Joe\' Bd le. mav ha1·e never fe lt so f r eP. There we re no ques tion s al · lowed. but the brief statement read by Belle. a p<'rso nabl e. polite you ng man with <:1 vo la t ilf' te"'i>"r . sa id plenty Wh en he was done reading t hP threl' paragra ph statement, th e mys tery th at is Joey -Alber t B<>lle beca me a l it tiC' c lea r£'r Until he surfaced Tuesday . Belle 's wherea bout s were un known and t he team - u nder · sta ndably now - refu sed to eve n com m en t on w here th e slugging outfield er had go ne While the Indians fo undNl'd in the AL East. Belll' was f igh tin g an opponent man' impo s in~ than a Roger Clemens f as t ball He was try in g to cl imb ou t of th< • cel lar of alco holism " While in the Cl inic I di sco · vered that I havt; had problems with concentratio n. m oti vat ion. attitude and temper." Be lir 's state ment read " I have foun d a new wa _v o f life through thr Clinic 's program and a 12 step r ecover y p la n " Bel le i s a cl ass ic exam pl e of a who pl ayer around !hi' clubhouse, hP is q ui r t and r eserved. but rvpn wh Pn h(• c hose nor to spra k to rPpor tr r s hr j ust s miled and sa id th at wus w hat hP thought he had to do. Du r ing a game . howl'ver. hr scow l ret in !h P bat tpr's box a nd sm ashed sink s in thP C'l ubhou .st'. T he !Pmper probiPms have fo l lowe d him I h roug hou I h is ca rf't'l". and hr fina lly h it lh P low point i n Co lo rado Sp l'i ngs this yP<Jr w hpn hr had a lf'mper ta n trum on th! • f ie ld and brokr a si nk in t hr> c lubhousr. h>ading thr team to plarr him o n thr sus pendPd list .JunP 7. Hr had not brPn sinrP un til TursdJ.V . Wi th the· anPmic oi!Pn se t tw l ndtans put on th e fie ld Par i> nig ht. morf' than o ncP HPl h,·-, nam e ramr up a s a pPrson wh o could he lp thr tram - i f on !_ , somrbody cou ld find out whf'n ' hr \-I.' as. Rut Bellr" s roCi d to tT'!'liV!'n· is ju st be~ inn ing !\ow. hr is hark in t hr wOrld , w hr rP ha rei kn oc ks a tt ' frf'qurn1. f' SPf'C iall y.- in <l s port v: h f' r i' thf' best hit ll•rs fail 'il ! pf'r C'f'n t o f thP lim P An important part 1lf hi _c; rrcovrr~' wil l bf• Phil Han le\·. who is & llr "s s ponsn1 and t hl' ma n who will bP av <li l;d Jli' tn Be l it' w hene\'rr !hP ur·gp to drink a ri s t·~. whlch it rPrtain ly wi l l If booze was thP dP mon 'hat drO\'(' Bf" llf" to h is tr mpPr ta n tr u m~. il il v.·as thP {· a usP of his dramati ca ll \· R;O SOCCer " tCo nt i nued !rom Page :1 1 00 • -=----:-:--:-----:-'-'----:--- soccer background arP Jim F:g · nor fr om Cin cinnati and Mark Jewltt of Cl eveland . In addi tion. Corey Feere r of Middletown wi ll flll the cri ti cal goalkePpPr 's spot left vaca nt by th e graduation of Chad Rlckev l as t year " He's very high with h i ~ " I n havi ng a L.trg£• nurnl H'r 01 . tW \ 'a>. l lJ PI. Wilmingto n anrl · whilP for h im to ad just to t h i ~ lrvel of play. bul I ' m co nf idf'nl hi' Charkswn 1W \ ' a 1. Ad d to tht•m wi ll do it. " .Joe K l le\', a so phomore fro m Ci nc inna ti who tran sfrrrPd fro m Tiffin last spring, Is expected to become elig ible Sept. ~o . Mo r r issey said he antlc lpatrs Kil<'v will be an impa ct player Others j oining the tea m incl ud e Tim Sm ith and Chad " nd MOC lcl'!'i and Rio Crand o• hao.., " ' fh( ' bPSI '>l' hC'dUlP 1111' : · . · · · : · . : · : Slag le Chad .Jordan of Spr l n~fle l d; Bra ndon Russel l from the Npwa rk arf'a ; and Tracy Vermilion and .Jason Smith from Logan . A recrui t fr om the immed>at o· area Mor ris sey is "very happ)·· to have Is Rich Reymond , a mPmber of the Po int Pleasa nt High School school team that went lo the Wes t VIrginia fin al four competition du r ing Rey - mond '-" and junior and senior ca m· . paigns . During those two years . : Rey mond was one of the Big · Bl ac ks' top goa l scor er s. · ThC' increased numbers in : play{'rs a n~ on Pncouragpm en t to · Morrisst'y, who sa id the reduced : bench in 19~ was a " big problem . My back v.a s agai nst t hP wall in many different L n i\"Prs it \ · ha s P\"(•r IH•e n up aga inst." M orriss!' ~' sa id "Whf•n ~·o u pull up <Jgains t those fivP tPam s. our lws t dfurt ~vil l havf' to br pu 1 forwu r d to m rr t th£' cha llf' ng£'s thpy· pn•s - ent. " he added " The onl y wa\' fo r us to gr t bP it f' r is 10 play 1hosr t ('a m ~. ··ot thr !"{'St, W(' pla\' som e t a lrnted schoo ls i n W als h . Ma ~relt flrvl'land Mllwauk r .. fll' rw 'fort . O•kland .. O.k•ll• -· Tnu . .. KanJU fll)' ...... SA r. ·-· 3t 711 1~ 141 71 :1(1 U.. t l.r 413 ·~ U1 II US II 18 - ~11"1 ~ ·1 .64 ill s IIi u U U 4M 111!1 8uUir.. .lit 13 .41'l 11 Callfor•• ....... .. . . . . . .&1 13 4t'l n Mlllftelloll& ...... .... ...... .. .H fi! U-4 U "'~"--~ RPWIIIh Botto• 11. BaUimono t Ddnl ' · CaJWontla 4 ClewlaH 4. Mllwubf N~ Yerlt, Toroel&o I ~ O..... d7, 0akapl ..... '*''· 1111-ota z ,..,...,o.m. TftU I,Seldlef MJ.,._ ..e (HIIYarnNI At Ntw York tlntl·l), 7:• ,.m. ...... (....atW 1141 M Tor•o CSUtb 11-4), t:SI f.m. ...... (....... ll.. J ....... Cll )' '.(...... NI,I<.p.m. Oil ........ (McC•WII .. ) It Chk:aro rrer ...nl·ll. B:tl,.m: ' Lake Erif' In thr ce ntr al bas in . wa iiP\"P f tshing Is repor ted good JO to I S miles north -north wes t of Fa11 - sofl craws along rock y bottoms. PC'rr h f ishing is fai r betwepn Huron and Lorai n. being ca ught on nightcraw lcr s along with blueg il l. perch and channel cat fish. FINAL CLEARANCE - ""'-, - informat io n. 290 N. Se1ond I~ Middleport, • ~ OH. '1.00 COVER CHARGE SUMMER SIZZLIN' SALE O'DELLS SAl ~ ENDS : SEPTEMBER 1 . 1990 DIAZINON SOIL & TURF INSECT CONTROL 20 INCH MOWER13988 •3 1/t HP Briggs & Stratton •Height Adjustmtnts 899 engine Model 50 ATED ~ l · l :'"ll 20" SUPREME MOWER LUMBER 16988 16' HI-POWER Sprint Engine •Fully Boffled Dt<k •Lub -AII Wheels 299 BLACK TOP PATCH 789 CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE . \ S(• pl . 1- HI•i c!PIIlf't"g \ 7 l' - l t '1'\" 1 Tl l tlrll.JtTII'nt Sr-pt 1 t- Titfln Sl'pl l -1- l "harli "'>lon '-'tvr 1 ~ - ~ ·ln dl<~ .\ S•vt 21- llh io Dnlll l nir.Hl s,•pt ~ ~J- ~ounl \ ·.-·rnon ,\ II S;o ~t Sr-pr 2 ~1 - Malonf' ()('1 12 1:1 ~ \-\'h('('l lng Tourn am{'nt 418 $1099 Oct . Jj- Baldwin Walldr"t' Oct ~ IJ - W atsh - 57{1 l It 14 U 16•, 5!1 520 .1110 Ptrlladrlpfll1 .............. .)11 63 .11! ~ - l.nlll• . . ........ 5j &i .160 ~~~ ("l..clnnall. ... ... 70 1•11 An p i ~ ...... i ~ !4ao F'und ~~oeo 83 Han Dii' IO -·· ... .5~ HoiUion....... . ........51 AllanLt. .. ................ 10 218 52 .$il . $~ $!1 80 6' , .\ 12 i 1 i-f 11' It 70 . I ~ D iS .:lll'l 't:l'""' 1 frani'I!K'o ~. Monlrf'IIJ I 4 CU. FT. WHEElBARROW t Thund~t~ (Portll(al f.t ) at ~y /_- '/: . ! 1i1f ~-« ~- ~S$~~~ > J Pit~ Altanla HOMEOWNERS 3300 Heavy <onstru<lion Ia last. LIQUID CRACK FILLER 399 Seah crad1t up to 'l:r' •. DRIVEWAY SEALER 1566 Reg. 21.99 •S 11t" Point Spread •Atlas Dtsign C'lntlnnaU I , Chll.'qo I AUanU. :t. !k. Loult I l...01 !\ntpel8 3. l'hll•d "lplri • Ho•on GALLON )'-./'."' POST HOlE DIGGERS N- Ynrt ~ .San Dl t>_., I PUW!u rwh 4, Houlton 'l Ganws flnd nna.ll !Hammond 0-1) at hurJh (Z. ~mMII II-71. i : U p.m. ROUND POINT SHOVEL 1999 H4 2WB 489 5?6 ~ 139695 799 Prenrves and .. ·~-=-~ ~- -~-~ --=! I' --.. · ;, g~ 999 Seals, Meny u1ee 1round home or construction fills hales "o<ks. Hoavy duty. O'DELL LUMBER P'rld8f O•nw 61 VINE ST. GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446·1276 634 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH. cCo• San Dltp at ••N!al, alpt Clncl••llat PltW!oallh. alaW Ollcap a& At ana. tiiiM !k. .a H••• alpt Plllladelllhla .t San Prud~ro , N• forla at Lo1 nllhl Aa.e•, nl~ prottcts. MULTI-PURPO. SE TUB~ 1Lelbr. . dl $-7 ), 7:44p.m. f'lllla~ ... la ( 0rttlll! 1·11 1M SUI Pra~lleo (Do••N),JI:IIip.m. New Yo ... W) at Lo1 Anpla ( ¥ale•llel• 1.. 111, lt. IS p.m . t.• be livr rn tE'rt ainmf'nt . MillDL EPORT - The Meig> Count y Hum anr Socictywil l ho ld a $1 ba~ sale at it s T hrift Shup >n Midd leport on F'rida\ .ond Sa t urcla) . Knapp, Amber E llis and GabriPI .!P nkin s w f're prcse n1ed with pin s and f'rrt ificates . .Jarrod Ogdin and Ryan Kauff wPrP una ble ceremony . to attend the S .- \'I'LIUIAY Lo!lr idge Co mmuni!\ Cen ler S;tlu r da\· frnrn 7 jJ m lo mid nig ht . All ba nrl <.. an• wrlcomc to p lu ~-. Hl'frc.., hm1•n h will bf' J ,.a i 1a !)[p Tlw C't·n!P r i'-' toe;~tl'd on A!h('n'l Count\· Roa d '1:\. fh·t• miJro.., WI ''- In! (·nH I\"il](' 11AC' l'\f: - The fina l n>gh t nl frcf' t ' 11 tP r w i nm r>n 1 wi I I tw ht ' ld a 1 Har i nt· Star Mill P<.~ rk on Sa1 u1 d :ty <.II 7: :w p.m . Ttw Dai h•y F ttmi lv. Dar iPnr ~~·~n'll J nd 1\.r l J.\ · Fichingl' J 1.\"ill perform. a~ w(•l l as th(" ,lim Singh'! on Fl ' llo\\ s h ip SingPr.<... of Poin t P lr a~a n t . \\"\'a . .~ nrt thP Co untn· HIPnd !land l,(t\C ll O'I' I"OM - T ho· L on~ Bo tto m ( " ~>mmunit _\ ,\s<...oci;ltion will hur (· d <...mOr< l J::~ bord dinn('r nn S;J tu rda \· at IIH · Lung HtlltOm Commu ni t~. Bui l di n~o: St· n ·ing will ~wgin at rl p .m and will co ntinu1 • unti l f'\"Pn·r hing i~ so ld out . t\ dult din nr·r~ ar f' $-l. :)\1 and ("hi ld rrn un clt'r l ~ t ·~!l for $2 ..=)o Th (' ··~ill \ "OU t an t '<H .. mPal w i l l ron.;;, i st of q'\"('r.ll mecJis. homt· mad{' noodli'"· st'\"f•r; ll l' ntrPf'<... . dcs~f'r t s and drink\ .• 111 of wh ich an' inclu0t' d in lht' charg1•. MIDDI.I -:ru RT - Th P MP igs Cou nt\' Hu mane Suci<'ty wil l hold OUTSTANDING STU DENTS - These student• I rom Harrison ville kindergarten were honored at rt• ceptlon held last month at Rutland E lemrntarv . From lrft. Samurl fanterhury . J e nniff'r R••evrs, R<•es \\'ya~t and Amber ll anings with teaeher Bec ky Trt•nt. "II b<J _~s "i' ' "' th<"Thr if!S hop ln :\1idd1 Ppm t on Sa tu n la \" S l ' :-illA \ . 1'1 t.~ll· : ROY - Dr. .toseph D;n·i·"· Middi Pport. will ta l k on his tr;c,·pb in Eg_vpt at th f' M ri~s ,Vl u..,f' IIn l. J>ortwrn_ , . Su nday at p .rn ThP puhlir i.., in\"itPd to ill ll' nd . ~ :~o lilt-: I 'L\ I NS - A homr'<·om in g will bi' tw ld at Zion Com mun it v Chu rr h o n Ro u1 C' 11R2. Lowrr P l ai n ~ Hua d. Acti\·lfi Ps wil l i ndur! P an all da\ sprY ice beg i nn ing at 10 a .m . wi th Rr\' . .James Ho~' f' l from Prnns:-.-·J vania. a bask f•t dinnr r at noon a nd SPf'Cia l rnusir 1'01:\T PI.I-: ASA\T - T he Wf'a \·rr Rru nio n will bf' hr ld on Sund a.\ · at thP VV f'st Vi r gin ia Statr Farm Mu sf' um on RoutP !i'2 i\orth of Po int Plrasa n t. W \'a. Jl 1 p.m . LifestvleFuRNITURE SAVE • McDonald's ol Henderson • Smith Buick-Pontiac • Johnson's Supermarket Inc. • - The 20°/o TO 50°/o •Not AI Shown •CONTEMPORARY SECTIONAL with loose cushions. Beige, Mauve & Blue. $ REG. 11900.00 SALE ( 1 Only - Lowe$t Price Ever) 99 900 FEATURED IN OUR SHOW WINDOW) Meigs Count y Coop<> r ati vP Pari ...,h of !hP U nitf'd MPthodis t rll urr ll will hold it s c l ot hing dbtnbution on F'ridav fr om Y: .1 0a .m untill 'l -:m LA-Z-BOY •Recliner SALE Choose from plush velvets. sturdy t e xture and leather . 992-5500 $29900 STARnNG AT OVER 75 IN STOCK Th e descendant s of .J oh n T and Rozella Jordan. held their ann ua I famil y reunion August \ The picnic w" s r njo l"ed IJ\ 14 fa mii!PS with gJ mr-s bPi ng p l ayed a nd tim r spr·n t rem inrsc i ng Thf' oldrs t lad.v prr sr nl wa~ M arv K. Elliott. th e old!'st man . Clarence Jorda n ancl th" l"ou ng es t, Julia John son. Attend i ng DRIVEWAY FILLER/SEALER 469 Morning s ludPnl , ,]ps sica Sc hu le r, and a ftPrn oo n st udPnt s, Me lissa Richmo nd. Darrif' k l.(l'I'TH IDCF C'nuntn· Mus ic t\'ight wtll bl' hP id at th e held recently ~ - w/;~;EE •Perle<! for de<ks •Semitransparent $599 Wt!dltewd~ Rf!flult~ ~lUI 1299 t, 8 - ~~ Qrlfllo.O .• ................ 1~ ~~ BRUSH STAIN Reg. 39.99 •All Stet! Construction LEAG Ut: EM-• I \\ I. I'd . IWionlr,.aJ .. lib LB. BAG CEDAR OIL Glued and Stapled at Evary Joint . ~-Riu ffr on .Jnhnn.v LP ntPS. Jlom~~ r o\' Jordan reunion WE HAVE TREATED POPlAR lAmCE PANElS Ocr Debra McCa ll and instruc tional ctss istan t. Ka rP n Stan lry, prf's ent ed trophies to mor ning stu dent , E rin Bu sh. a nd aftr rnoon studPnts. AmbPr SnowdPn and kinderga rt en. Harri so n vi l le klnderg artl'n teac her Becky Trent presented trophies to nterbu ry, 12" DRIVEWAY 1tr·r 1- Sh awnf'r' Stdlf' 1 lt·t !- Th(Jna~ Mu r•· i )("1 li- ( ;f'Or-J!f'I(M"II t 1-\ \ t'UIIIhtnth ................ iJ )(I Nrw Vort. .. . ....... ill l\! p.m . There wi ll br len fl.o,·ur s ol hom emade Ice cream. stea k . ham . hot dogs, sloppY )oes. hot sau sagrs. sa ndw ic h f'~. ptt". sof t drink s and co ffw . There ~- iII a I so POMEROY directly in bag for qui<• filling of holes. 89 9 GAUON l"l'l lmma .IU'I FRIDAY TUPPERS PLAI NS - 11ound and square dancing wi ll t akr place at the VF'W Post Y05:! in T upper s Pla i ns. Friday from Rtu 11 :30 p.m. Music will be by thr Happy Hollow Boys. The dance is open to the public. HONORED AT RECEPTION - These Rutland chUdren were among those honored at a banquet for Rutland and Harrisonville kindergarten. From left, Johnny L••ntes, Gabriel .h•nklns, Amber EIUs, Mr•11ssa Richmond, Amher Snowden, ,Jessica Schuler, Ettn Schuh•r and Darrick Knapp with teacher Debra McCall and aide, Karen Stanley. held in ordPr to final ilf' plan .-, ln r !he upcomin g LaOO r Da .\ wf' t' k e nd sa fpty brra k . /\ II mPmiH 't " who pla n to pa r ticipi.itl' in t h1 ' brea k arP asked to be thPrP so that shlft s ca n be assi gnPd . kills fleas, raa<hes. Safe, easy to use . 8.99 Lonltlon TUPPERS PLAINS - Tho· VFW Post 9053, Tuppers Pl ain> will meet at 8 p.m Thursda y at the post building. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 8 .10 p .m and Rres Wyan t. Ru tl and KlndrrgartC'n teac her outs ta ndi ng acadC'mic ach iPVf'· men1 du r i ng l ht? ir yf'a r i n l lr r girs. d i<:t bctrs. hPar t d isf•asP or Chrun ir J"f'S p i ra!or~- i lhW.'iS d POMEROY - Th• •ro • wil l twa specia l mPetin g of the Mei gs Count y R EACT at Plea'!P r ·~ on Friday at 7: :10 p.m . Th is will bo • INDOOR FOGGER •3 1/t HP Deluxe Briggs & Stratton 4.99 7.54 9.99 5.99 10# Bag Kills flfltl, grubs, onh and morr makr for a n l nteres tlng yea r ." ,\ug :l'J- 1-\\ Chn \ ti <rn costs. flu .s hot s will ms t $1 for sP n ior r iti zrns an d disab iPd, and $2 for thr gPnr ral publ ic Ch ild rP n undrr 12 n(•r rt tv.·n flu shuts. <Jt $2 ('a ch. it lhC'.\' hJ vf' a s thm a. p.m . <-t t Ht f' Meig s C'ooperat i\·(-' Paris h. :nt C'o nd u r S tn'r l , Amber Han in~ . .Jennifer Rwves Harrisonvi l le and Ru tland ki n dergarten student s were ho nored at a banquet held at Ru Uand Elementar y Schoo l in Ju ly. Meigs County Suj)('rint enden t John D Riebel Sr., speaker. talked to the studen ts and their par ents on the Importance of parents taking time to spend with their children After dinner , kinderg a r tPn stu dent s r ece iv('d awa rds for fh Pir ic e crf'a m soc!J I o n Frirl r-JY at :, ~11 CHIEF GR ,\~D E indi \' iduals w i l l bp gh·en the vacr i nC' on that da y T hr gPnrr'-ll publi c ca n rrcrivf' th (• i r flu sho t... , on F'ridav. Oc tubrr 1 ~. fr om~ to no on and lto-1 p.m ., and on PridJ.\. N !n·PmbPr ~l. from q to 11 ;J m . o nl v Dut.' to rapidly r·ising su ppl y BASHAN - Thrr r wtl l h P "n ~LAWN 1 1990 SOt· t~r Sl'ht'dul4• RE E DSVILLE -"The Watt log ra ther" will be the them•· of the gospe l workshop presented by Tom D. Bu tterfi eld on Thur> day at the Reedsvi lle Chu rc h of Chr ist at 7:30 p.m POMEROY - T he PomPro' group of A .A. and i\1 Anv n wtll mfft T hurs da ~· at 1 p.m. Jl Sacr rd Heart Ca th oli c \ "hurch Ca ll I - ROO ]JJ-ollo l f v1 LEE JEAN SALE CONTINUES this 19-game sched ul e, i t wil l naVERSIT\" or RIO THURSDAY RACINE- A specoal meeting of the Sou th er n Local Board of Education wil l be held at ti p.m Thursday at th e hi gh sc hoo l 23.1990 Page-S Kindergarten students recognized C'ommunity calendar se rvi ce. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY COUNTRY TOUCH BAND X The usual "shot" days at the Meigs Cou nt y Hea l th Depart ment will be different for Sep tember. Due to another clin ic. Immunizations will be given on September 41h and 25th. As usual, shots are free. Th<' hours are fr om~ to 11 a.m . and 1 to :J p.m . No appointm ent is necessa ry . Flu vacc ine will be adminis tered on Thursday, October JR, from 9 to noon and 1 to 4 p.m . at the Se nior Citlzens Center. On lv sen ior c itize ns and disabled RACINE -The Racine Amo rt ca n Legion Auxiliary wi ll mer! T hursday at 6 30 p:m. at SL >r Mi ll Park In Rac ine. Bring table SIDEALK PORCH SALE APPEARING THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 P.M.-1 A.M. 8' 10' 12' 14' 2.09 2.90 3.26 4. 13 S.35 S.97 8.39 8.62 11 .40 14.85 OFF All SUMMER WEAR •NEWL Y REMODELED •AIR CONDITIONING FOR YOUR COMFORT Immunization clinic slated PORTLAND - The Port l and PTO will meet T hu rsdav at ; p.m . at Port la nd Elemeniary . 50°/o FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH lonr and H r idrlbrrg, ··M orr isS(')-" rrmarkf' d ··.Just in looking at T" am .. .57 H . . .3$ 60 Angle r s a r e using per c h spread · causf'way , rhannP I ca tfi sh a rf' MIDDLEPORT ~ATIONAL p,,..,. with fi sh averaging 19 to 26 i nches . Yell ow perch fish ing is best two to four miles nor th of Euclid in :Jo to 45 feet of wat er. leyes using de<•p-divin g cran k bail s and pl ugs. Around the GRAND REOPENING CEDAR BAR 299 8 )" I nltrd lattor~t~llu,._l \\IE:RU ".l'IO LEAG1 "f: F.a..'il " ' L Pft GB ..... 11 )I HI Tomnlo . .U51U4t B11llmo1"1' .... .3K 14 475 K morning a nd eur ly Pvening hours ers and erappi<' ri gs lipped with shiner s. In t he wrs tt>rn basin, wa lleY<' fi shi ng actio n is best along. th e Canad ian border and so uth of M idd le Sister Island. A nglr r s here arc using wei ght · forw ard spinners tippPd with night c ra w lers. Sma llm ou th bass fi sh ing is ve r y good in the is land s a rra w here an glers arr fishing A; long as Belle can kee p Joey suppressed. Albert still has a c hance to have a long and successful Oasf' ball c arf?E' r . SAKRETE CONCRETE MIX Majors tro lling spoons and deep-diving plu gs. F'ishing is best in early Pve ni ng hours. Try surface bait s nra r tht) nort h dikf\ Blue g ills ca n bf' ca ug ht in shallow watPr o n nlg ht cra wl ers and larval ba it s Pymatuning Re sf'fvoir - Tr ~ south of th e causeway for wa l - an oul s tandi ng prospect who a l so is an a lcoholic. 137 NORTH SECOND us ing p la ner boa r ds, down · r igger s and wi re line whiff' lake during ea rly morning and rrent fr om Joey to Albert . As Joey. Belle was an outs ta ndin g prospec t who snapped under th e strain . As Albert. Belle is still th(' rom petitio n o n the di srri <"t Oct. 2.J -f'N1arvll II' Oct. n ~ Wllm in J;nm . . situations ." inhr rPnl unhappinPss, i f it wa s t hp rf'aso n hp c hosf' t o rrbel. a nd if hP ca n 11\T' without it , the India ns have thl'm se lvt'S an outfiPidl' r . Thrn• an•. huwpvcr. too man _\ il.'i surrou ndi ng Bel le a t thispoin l to a llow thP I ndi ans to do Jn_v thi ng ot hrr tha n watc h and \.;I ' P how ht · hand lr .-, thi s i.l dj u ~ r fE•P I go{x1 a bout thr opportuni ty to of F'ecrer " It wi ll ta ke a littl e - Ha rrison from Ci ncin nati. C h ri..;; st rurt urP coach a largP numbr>r nf ptav.-rs ·· Thts fa ll's s.- h.-rtul•• p1t.s tho• pa rti cularskills."thP ro ach sa id : mer ge d Northwest Charles Mill Reser vo ir - Look for su bmerged brushpiles to locate cra ppies which can be caught on minnows. These sa m e areas are producing largemouth bass in the 12 to 19 inch ra nge. F'i sh along the bottom in th e tailwat er below the dam with ji gs to lure a strike from a sa ugeye . Huron River - F'ish the deep pools with soft cra ws near M tla n and from the Monroevi lle Dam to the turnpike to catch smal lm ou th bass . Chan nel catfish are bein g th£' tpam , thr>rP a rP '--' lot of plussPs." hi' add.-d " 0\J' oa l l. I R(' dmPn agai nst fi vp to!J SOL'l'Pr I Pams · T i ffin . Whf' f' lin g . · : Buckeye L ake - Crap pies and bluegills can bP ta k{•n on worm s and minn ow s fi shl'd around s ub open w ater arra.s. Tr~ thf' Cranberry M arsh arPa for l arg pmouth bass and thf' various channels for cha nne l r alfi sh Thursday.Augu~ por t Harbor and As htabula . Angler s are fishing at depths of 35 to 65 feet In 70 feet of water t<J ken on nighlcraw lers and [' hic kPn livr.r s f i shed a l o ng th<' hottom . An ocras ionct l whitr ba ss is Ci.l ug ht un Jigs tipped wi t h a n ig!ltcr;1 wlrr . Nort hei.Lo;t Mogatlorf' Hesf'rvoi r - La r gP· mouth bass arr be i ng takPn on rubber worms throug hout the problems clearer now c ha nges per sonal it y d u r ing a game During i nte r views and By BOB KEIM UP! Sports Writer CLEVELAN D tUPI> - pounds also arc bl'ing ca ught in thp sa mP an'J on chickP n livprs and cu t ba ll. st riped bass are found in dPep. The Daily Sentinel and wrrr Lrroy and Virginia. Kess inge r . F'lorida: Cl arence and M ax ine .Jorda n. Pomerov: Rand a II. Shirl<'V . Rhonda "and R.J . G>bbs, r ome roy; Russell and Mari e Mozl ngo. Rutland : Barbara Howe ll. a frie nd from Virg inia : Eric and Rhonda Mozin go, Rutland, Bet h, Cor y and Amanda Johns on, Langs,·llle. Be linda , Virginia . Michr llf. David, and .Jess ica Lucas. Langsvl lle; Rich and Gin a Birchfiel d, Pomeroy: Tim ..Jeri. Sco tt and .Jod i .lacks. Columbu s: Danny, Sheryl. Bridgett, Melinda and Daniel Lam be rt, Lan gsv ille; R ya n Bearhs, Ewl ngton ; Kellh Clark and Sal ly, Columbu s; Mary K. F:lliott . Ga iUpolls; Rusty Mozin go, Ru tland; Debbie Deborah , Ru tland; .John Hinkle, Rutland; and Stoney, Shelly, Joshua aed Julia Johnson, Langsville. ODDS AND ENDS •Blue Borslools Reg . '62 .00 SALE $ •Assorted Pi<lures 10 ••· •Mahogany Vanity w/mirror Reg. '698 .00 SALE 88 •Brass & Glass Etagere 52 f McDonald's, ·"d Norris and Kolletta Mayes ~t and Mason rtghl - Da" paul Bame · Pictured. . .left to of Johnson .s s upermarket. Dan Wllllams Annette Gibbs . county fair Queen S249 •Computer Desk S Reg. '2~9 .00 SALE 149 Rtg . •m.oo SALE All Simmons of Mason, New Haven Wid Point Pleasant MEMBER F.DJC. Gun Cabinet $ Pine - W>th Lotk •Lane Cedar Chest Reg. 1]29.00 •Solid Oa• Table w/ Lamp and Magatine Holder 259 5189 Reg. ' 249.00 5129 and Stearns & Foster Mattresses ot Sole Pri1es MORE THAN •ms.oo 50 °/o OFF $S 9 9 ~(Q;;:;fttl l~.!"!!., REG. ~ ~ rtrliniiiJ ocllo" Fret Parking Open Daily Til 5 p.m. Fri. til I p.m. Visa. Mastercard 61LVEQ ANNIVEQ6AQY - 1965 - 1910 •6 •LA·Z·BOY lectra-lift Chair For Purchasing Paul Barnett's Fourth Place Market Lamb On Resale For The Benefit 01 The Mason County Fair Queen Program PEOPLES BANK 510-Sl s.sp~ DiKOWif Lifestvle •uirtor Items Subject to FURN ITURE SHOWCASE Prior Salt �Page 6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy By WILLIAM f. TRO'l'l' l~ nited Press lntl'rnatlonal The 1990 Syracuse open tenni s Accord ing to rlen tl ey. panicr tournament will be held Sept. B to pants are to rrporl t o lh<' 16 at the Syracuse Court, accord - Syracuse Courts a ha lf hour Ing to John Bentley and Fra nk before th e star t of 1heir first Porter, tournament directors. male h. The sta rti ng times will br· The deadline for entering the ava ilable after 5 p.m on Sept. 7 b1 tournament Is 6 p.m on Sept. 6 ca ll one of the directors. Players with the fee being singles, $10. will be lim ited to a 10 mlnuw and doubles, $15. Each sing les warm -up before each match and player and each doubles tea m a 12 poi nt tie brl'<I kcr wil l be will furnish one can of new balls played a! 6 all and the winners will take the Che('k s a re to hf' mad!' payable unused can and the losers the to Bentley. used can of balls. BLOCK PARTY: The arrival of a New Kid on th t· Klock in Bra in tree, Mass., ha s created a ruckus. Donnie Wahlberg , 20, one of the sing ers in the New Kid' on th<• BIO!'k. moved into th e neighborhood recentl y and his fam ily has had to hire polk•• se<·uri ty to co nt ro l the crowds he is allr<Jcling. "The girls a re Johnson Birthday I there. mostly in tht' evening s, hoping to ca tch a glimpse of true- bu t these two are," Lee wri tes. He say s the characters are on lhr screen onlv 10 minut es. which Is Inconsequential considering Hollywood's record fo r I ypecas lin g blacks as hookers, crim inal s and drug addicts. " If crit ics are telltng me that 10 avo id cha rges of anti Semilism. all J ewish cha racters I telephones. leavi ng trash and making noise but things tu rned \~o•r itl' havf' to be model citizens and not onr can be a villain, ugly Salurday night. A fight broke out between people ala par ty at Wahlberg's hou se and the crowd at another party acro ss the sl reel, resulting in th ree people from Wahlberg's party . including two of hts brothers, being a n ested for di sordPrl! conduct. Forty -!wo residen ts attended a recent neighborhood chea t or a crook ___ th at' s un rca lisli c and unfair, " Lee sa ys. SELLECA SUES: Connie Scllcca is suing rolumbia Pictures l'l'i<'vis ion and producer Edward Weinlu,.ger, claiming she was forced out of the new tell'vi sion se ries "Baby Talk." The suit says Weinbe rger ye lled at SPiil'ca and vowed to ensure I hat she pro tes t to vo ice their concerns to poliC(' would nPVL'r wor k for 1\ BC or ABC again. Before she was fired , FOREIGN SEXU,\L RELATIONS: Ilona "Cic!'lollna" Sc lleca, who pn•viously starre d in the telev ision drama Staller, the former porn quer n who i s now a mPmbl'r of IIH' It al ia n Parliamen t. proposes mixing f or eign rP iat iuns and sex ua l rPia t io n s to so lve the Midd le East crisis . ·· J a m avJilablf' ''H o te l, ·· had bt"i'n doing promotion work for the show. which is basrd on lhl' hit moviP "Look Who 's Talking ." GLIMPSES: Look out. Paul Newman . Frank Sinatra is make love with Husse in tSaddam Hussein , the Ira qi president I to ach ieve peace in the Middle Eas t. " Staller said in Bu<'nos AirPs during an appea ra nce on a tal k show_ "I wo uld il't expand ing his food business. Sin atra's Sugo Da Tavola bottled pasta sa uces ha1·e been doing well in California an d Nevada and wil l be Int roduced to the New York -New Jersev area beg inning him rapr mr in exc ha ngr for frPC'dorn for the' hostages . ·· Stal ler's trip to ArgPntina for a se ri es of nighlclubi..lnd l e tl~vis ion a(Jpcarancrs got off to a rousing ~ tart wh1•n shf' bared hr r br('asts for photographer s at a news conferPm·P, to uching off a moral back la'ih Thl' t\rgt·nti nr· Ch ristian Allian cp of E\'dngrli ca l Churchrs iss u<'d a st at Prrwnt complaining aOOul Stal ler"" ··exh ibit ionis t at titud i •.s '' and rTilici zing th P mPdia for ''pla~' in g in OctobPr. " It's a kick having thr sauce on. the market a nd trrr iti c w hPn prople tell us how much they like the tas!P, ,, Si nal ra sa id .. The Highwaymen - Willi(• Nelson, Waylon .J r nn ings. ,Johnny Cash and Krls Krlstofferson - have added a concrrt stop to brnefit the AIDS Int r rf aith Cou ncil of Hou ston . The Sep1. ll benPfit was initi at ed bv Nelson' :-; es trange d wife. ( 'onnif'. whosr br other, Mike Ko€pke, died r ecently af1rr along ." con tracti ng th(' AI DS vir us throu~h a bl ood tra nsfu sion 10 BROOKS JOHNSON Ne lson an d Noka Newsom£'. Dav id and Sheila Sco tt. Edith Lee. Elmer and Martha Burns. Reed Keoni g. Bill Fitzsimmons. Virginia Gar nes , Do n. Man . Er ica and David Poo lr• ond Bl't h Hysell. A bit nutty, cleaning lady can't work her best 'all bundled up' Dear Aoo Landers: A few weeks ago I engaged a cleaning woman to come in twice a week and help with the floor s and silver polishing. "Mercedes" is somewhere between 35 and 40. She has a spe<: tacular r.gure, but her face would stop a fman: Isa bel and Tom Edwards . seven-day clock. Wald and Donna llayman. Yeslerday Mercedes wid me she Beryl, Ruby, Rhonda, Ktndra . was gotng 10 give tile noors a badly Jen ny, Lew ts, Lissa, Jerrod and Jona th an Wolfe: Marge, Da 1·•·. needed scrubbing and wax tllem by hand . Her lasl words ID me were, Shawn and Karen Carpenter "Please keep the boys and Mi siCr Gladys, Loren, Shawn, Chad . out of my way when I work." Sharon, Mi chel le, Gary. Dian<' and Brian Richardson: Dom (Freq uently Mister and the boys, aged 14 and 12, come home for Roger s: Dan. Donna. Danny .! r Dina, Bet hany, .Julie and Darr.-11 lunch ) Say re: Dan . Fatth, Tam <I r <~ MtSICr did indeed come hom e for Hayma n, Apr il. Erin and Mal lunch that day, and when he walked lory Roa ch: Kelly Lvn Smtih. into ll)c kitchen he was white as a slt cc L "W hal's wrong'> " I asked. "Have you seen me cleaning lad y lately'" he said . "No," I replied. "Wh y.?" "W e II ," he sru'd , " you'd lldler check." Roscoe d i scu ssPd the reswu I went 10 tile back hall and opened r<.~ nt 's th ree w i ndow dri\'1...' th e li brary door . There was through ordering co nct•pr whrr(' Mcrce<lcs on her hands and knees, customers ta l k with a r P<.t l pt·rson waxmg away -- naked as a jaybird. ins tead of an intercom. Hr addt'd "Looks real nice, doesn't il'" she said th a t the new PomPro\ store will b<• the area's largest McDonald 's proudly . I told Mercedes the noor looked with sealin g for about BK prop if' and a total length of 1]:) ff'C't lovely, bul that she'd have 10 pul on most o f it gla!.is fr ontrd some clothes right away because ----Rotary meets---Roscoe Mil ls, ow ner of the new McDonald's Restaurant under co nstructio n in Pomerov. was speaker at the Middlepor t Pomeroy Rotary Club held at Heath United Method ist Chu rch Monday night. Mills ' major topic co ncer ned the obstacles the company has had to overcome in the co nstrue tlon project. He detailed plans for the restaurant , not ing part icu larly that res idents will have an opportunll y to enj oy their food while watc hing tra ffic on the Ohio River on an out side ver anda. Tentallvely the restau ra nt Is expected to ope n in late September or early Oclober. Zuspan awarded scholarship Rebecca Zuspan of Graham . N.C. , was rece ntly awarded the Representative John M. .Jordan Scholarship in the amoun t of $1,100 Zuzpa n Is cu rrently a sopho more at Elon College maj oring in accounting where she maintains a 3.31 grade point average. She Is the daughter of Theresa VanMeter, Burlington, N.C .. and Roy VanMeter, Racine, and is the daughter-In-law of Geo rg<' and Barbara Zus pan of Mason. W.Va. She lives with her husband George and son George Perry . Ice cream social The Rock Sprin gs Unit ed Meth odlst Church will have an Ice c rea m soclai at lhe ch urch Saturday evening with servi ng to begin at 6 p.m. Membe rs uf Rotan· wpn• givP n to to as k qurstion" co n c t~rni n g thr projr·cl opport unit ~· Contest Jet The Lot tr id gr C'u mmun 1t \-( ·, ·n tp r is hosting a banjo. fiddlf' and RU il ar co ntest on Septembn K<Jt 2 p .m Reg ist ration is $~1 at tinu · of sign up. Fo r morr informal ion rTs id f'n ts m a:v C<tll F:d Tip rif· ar 662 -.J:lO.J or Marvin t;ilhr t 1 at 6fi7 <l%.~ . ThP L o trrrd gPC'omm un i t .v Center is on At he ns ('ou nf\ Road ~i'\ fh ·r mili'.'i wr· ~ t r;l CoolviiiP . Correction An anni\·•'r s;u·y pot luck dinn('r wil l b<• held for the FUL tlu xil lary at 7 p.m . on Sa t urday . Meat wi ll b<' prov id<'d. Charter members wi ll be honored and all auxiliary mrm b('rs arr in·; iJrd Thi s is a co rrrc tion of an an nou nrrm(• nt prlntf'd on T ur s dav which staled that onl ) cha n rr mrmbrrs wprc im·itC'd Wood reunion The Wood Reunio n will be he ld Sept Yat the home of l'irg il Kl ng 388:JB Smtih Road. l'omrrnv OH . 4:J769. A picn i(' lu nrh wtll h;. he ld at noon . Quirks in the news By United Pres• lnlernallonal Texa11 waler not good enough for our troopa? SAN ANTONIO tUPlt - Vldro tape foot age of U.S. troops in the Middle Eas t guzzling bot tles of French minera l water was to much lor Texa s bottling executive Rick Scovllll' to take. "I have been conscientiously watching the news every night to stay abreast of the current situation over there," Scoville, president of Artesia Waters In c. wrote In a Jetter to Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas. "To my dismay, I saw our American troops drinking Ev lan water, which Is Imported from France. " But that will change. Artesia marketing director Mauree n Nlestroy said Tuesday that Artesia will provide at least 17,000 gallons of water to the U.S. troops massing In the Middle East since Iraq's Aug. 2 Invasion of Kuwait. Artesia Is awaiting conllrma- . ---· lion on the quantity needed and whether to ship 1-ga llon bottles or 2.5-gallon bo ttle., , she sat d. U.S. so ldiers have been to ld to d ri nk six gallons of wa ter a da 1 while on duty in thr dese r t. Bottled water Is being shipped in to the troops to redu ce thP c hances of Inf ecti on fr om con laminated water. Nlestroy sa id the troo ps shou ld be drinking Texas boll led water by the weekend. "We're selling It to I he mil itary at cost, " she said. "We're not making any money . The exposure alone Is tremendous." se lv es or others. I deplore the hypocrisy. How much healthier i1 would be lo show an honest fac e 10 the world. Small wonder the psychiatrists in your country arc so busy. Everyone is sick from prcli:nding. -ANONYMOUS, PLEASE DE AR ANO NYMOUS : No name' Nol even an initial' Why nol show your honest face lo the world'' I agree thallhcre is a good deal of e>lrni11amal hanky-panlt:y gomg on, bull do nOl agree that almost every body is cheatin g_ Do you know almost every bod y' CONFID ENT IA L TO HADDI TIJPTOHERE: Kwitchcrbcllyac htn'. Your parents arc the ones who should be complaintng , nol you They arc no1 "sucking their noses imo your business" when they insist on knowin g where and w1lh whom you are, and ask tlla1 you phone to let tllcm know when you will be laler titan you agreed upon. POLICI p1id • Aec--..e I 50 dttCOunt lor 1d1 p111d m 1cN1nce •ft .. ldl - GIYIIWIV 1nd Found 1d1 undet' 1 6 wordt will b1 run 3d.,, 11 no ch•ge •PnC8 ot ad lor all eapit1t '*''""double prooe o f 1d coli "7 potm Nne type only u ..d •Sent•nel is not rnponsible for for errort lirlt dry 1d runt et'fOfl: tn Pipet 1tter flr11 Cl., !Check I C11t before 2 :00pm d..- 1fter DUbhCIIIOn 10 m•• correct ton. • Adt1h-' mutt be Pllid in 1dv1noe are C.rd of Thanks H1ppy Ad• In Memor~ .m V1rd S1l• cept -;- tl•tif•td d•tpl-v. Busrn•• C1rd 1nd leg• nat left) ""Ill elto IPP-' 1n I hi P1 Pl. . . nt A19;. .. , 1nd th1 Q,u, . pOIII Deily Tribune. ,.,Ch,ng over 18.000 MmaCOI'Y OEAOLtNE MONDAY PAPEA TUESDAY PAPER DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 11:00-A.M .SATURDAY - 2 :00P .M MONDAY - 2 :00P .M TUESDAY WEDNESDAY PAPE~ THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAy PAPER SUNDAY PAPER - -\' \ 1." 'nt:n"i I .,. .,, , ..·.. ..;, 1111io ·ult MAKE LOCKER 219 YOUR o SHOES o GYM BAGS o SHIRTS MEIGS, SOUTHERN, WAHAMA, EASTERN o GYM SHORTS L\' \ \\' \ y~ \\'Et,nntE o SOCKS ' ' 66 - S ..d &. 245 - flt o Grendt 256 - GuYin D•st 247 - leur1 Fens 576 713 882 89& - Appl e Grove Me•o n N....- H1ven L.etert 937 - Bufflllo 9•9 - Reon e 742 - Rutl end 7 . 1990. on a 1977 480 Bid apeclfications on the Sewenth Street surface dreinage and paving proje ct Mtween certain termini in the Village of Syncuse. Ohio deecribed herein will be received by t he Board of Meigs County Commiuion · era in the Court Houae , Po · meroy . Ohio until 12 noon on the 6th of September , 1990 . The bid a will then be opened at 1 :00 P.M ., on the 6th of September, 1990 and read aloud. The proposal will be a per bid in place price for this pro· ject 111 follows : Excavation. ditching, pipe in1talletion and paving 366 feet long by 1 6 f&et wide. Each bidder must f ile a 1 0 % performan ce bond at the time of the bidding and the succeuful bidder mu11 file a 100% performance bond . A letter ettabliahing 71 - Au101 for Stle 72 - Truckl lo r Sale 73 - Vtnl & 4 yVO 5 Real Eslale ?4 - Motor cvcle 75-Botu & Motors to r Sale 16 - Auto P11U & Ac:c:•IDI"t• 77 · -A ulo Re p eor 78 - Cemp•ng Equtpm.,t 31 - Home-s lor Sele 32 - Mob•le HomH to r Sal~ 33-hrms lor Se le 79 -Cempen lll Motor Homes e;nrnma bridge repla cemen1 with an miutonera reserve the righ t all· welded stoel beam bridge, length 50 ' O" over - to accept or waive any for malit ies and to reject any or all, roadway 18 ' O" clear. all btda. or anv part thereof 8 1 .. Home lm pro.,..m_.,1 ~ 82 - Ptvmbmg & Me~t t ng 44 - Apanmenl lo• Rent 45 - Furnuhed Roo m s •6 - Spect too Re n1 47 - Wint~ d to Aen l 8 3-E:•c..-ettng 4(1 - Eo ..upment l or Ren1 luu USED APPLIANCES 1 8 7- Upholllet'V 49 - ~or Public Notice certified line of credit . in tho stat ad amount. from a bank. doing businesa within the scope of Ohio Banking lllws . will be accepted as complying with the bonding requirement The succeufu l contractor may be required t o furnish any field reports as required by the Meigs Countv Engi neer . Proposal s are to be retumed on form1 supplied by the contractor The envetope. co ntaining the bid. must be plainly ma~ed. " Syracuse Project " Bid specifications may be picked up at the Meigs County Engineer 'a Office or t he Meigs Co unty Commi• · stoners ' Office. The Meigs County Com missionere reserve the right 90 DAY WARRANTY WASHERS- $100 up DRYERS- $69 up REFRIGERArOR$-- $100 u'p RANGES- Gas-Eiec.- $1 25 up FRHlER$-- $125 up MICRO OYEN $-- $79 up Public Notice to accept or reject any or all bids. or any pert thereo f. APPROVED PHILIP M. ROBERTS. P.E.. P.S.. MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Public Notice R. l. HOLLON ~lUCKING NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bid proposals for the con struction of a new steel beam bridge located in Chester Townahip will be re · calved by the Board of Meig s County Commissioners in the Court Houte. Pomeroy , Otlio until 12 noon. the 5th day of September . 1990. The bids will be opened at 1:16 P.M . the 6th day of September. 1990 and read aloud .. CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL 985-4422 111 -90ifn MICROWAVE OV.fN REPAIR c ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pitk Up. Ann , sh e's the bcsl clea nin g 992 ·5335 or 985-3561 Acron From Po1t Offiu 217 E. So<. Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO I BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES " At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Nighl NO SUNDAY CALLS ! 11 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 I I ""' " . . _' l ..J L fi ~ I l MII,IWOOd Or~ WOOdSIOCk. ll b(;()q8 ------·------... . cm 1 Tea c htng 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 lhe 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 tea c h them their "NO'S" at home . REGISTERED NURSE Immediate opening for registered nurses to work in the Emer- EVF.!IYTHING YOU WANT TO SELL, GONE IN A FLASH! SOUNJ) GOOD? ALL YOU NEED TO MAKE IT IIAPPEN IS AN AD IN TI-lE POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. TilEY WORK LIKE MAGIC. t · · - - - -- - 2.-'---- - - ' · - - - - -It ·- - - -- - 1 4. _ _ __ _ _ t2 ._ _ __ __ 5. 1 6_ _ _ _ __ tl · - -- 1 - - -1 t 4-- - - - -- -1 7. _ _ _ _ _ _ 15 . _ _ _ _ __ POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL Ill COURT STREET POMEROY, OY 45769 8. _ _ _ _ __ NAM 992-2156 CA.'JIIONI.V. MAIL OR BRI NG IN . (111 gency Room and Skilled Care Unit full and port-time poaltiono. S11i11ry com mensurate with ex - pllrlence . Excellent fringe b11nefita. Contact: Rhonda Dalley, R.N., B.S.N., Director of Nurolng Veteran• Memorial Hospllll 1 1t1 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy. OH. 411789 (814) 192-2104 Plllln 01''11: WORD JN EACH SPACE ABO~ E. EACIIINITW. Oit CltOUP Or nctrRESCOUfnS AS A WOIIiD. COUN'I' M.UU: AND ADORE.IIS Olt PHONf: PifUIIIIIIIFUSID. Oe.dllne 11131190 ! COLUM1'1 - - - - - Uu CalllpoiMr DIIIIIIJ Ttit.une, P1 . Ple.••nt Repter,•M Ext. 213 SHRUB & TREE - ---- --· -- - - - - - - - .. -- -- - --L- --- -<1 I, SER"ICE PLUMBING & HEA nNG TRIM and REMOVAL 'liGHT HAUliNG 'FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 6-12 -90 tfn New Location: 168 North Se<ond Middleport, Ohio 4l760 SALES & SERVICE We c.,.v Fi1hing Suppli1111 Your Phone l e Bills Here We con repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We con also CKid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. BUSINElS PHONE (6141 992-6110 ~ESIDEN<E PHONE (6141 992-7714 PAT' HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1 · 13-~c 11]8/ Un BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates Announcemenls P~r!S • Mobile Home RPr.tal s •lot· Rentals 985-4473 667-6179 5-lt - 90 COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK •Mobile Home 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of !In •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING ~BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Pomeroy, Ohio 1-12-' - HOT SPR INC SPA Y r11.1r ~ (, ') ( ),tv - t\ - Yt ·.tt J{t ·IIT.II PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 ADOPTION wa ·d love to shar11 our hea r t& & hom a with infant Will offer loll a. warmth & •flection, llnanda tly sec ure , lets help each oth•rl MedlcatiL•gel •xpensn pt~ld , Call COIIICI Even\nga, 201-427· ADOPTION Spac ial l amlly .want s to give your baby a lov ing home . Glva your baby and us a c:hanca _Call collect 708 -J52 · 1656. Mary Ellyn and Chuc k Slngla? You sho uld ba raadlng Haar lu arc h Hull lt1e Nawslallar, Profiling araa elnglu Hear1aear ch, P 0 Boa 1043, Galllpolle, OH 4 ~631 TRAVEL, Foolbtll Bus Tdpi WVU VI Msry tand al Phi US P1um Sta111 vs SyriCUII at VIr glnla lith NFL St ..lltl at C!net111d Br owna. San Fran citco 1 1 Ctnclnnall Wov!es on but No smoking or drlnk tng permltled Conlacl Ruat~ Cesto 30~ - 755 - ~431. BUI d1paf11 Nitro NO SUNDAY CAUl 4-16-86-lln Howard L. Writesel 4 ROOFING NEW- REPAIR 3 Announcements 2346 Now Homet hilt " Free Estimates " .r\11lt'rll ; 1 · ~ F.t\'C•t lfL ' Pnrt.1hk .\ ;p. t Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES BAUM LUMBER 949-2168 985-330 I CHESTER 8-1-'90-1 mo . 8-9-1 mo . Giveaway 2 yur old Cock•r mlll'ed female , 8 monlh o ld m.,la pup 614 -9926169 A very lov ing male kitte n to a good home Wormed 614 -9925103. Free Pupplae : 2 weeka old, need to bt bollltd ltd. Mothet dltd Pari Chow, Cell 814·37V-2s.ti . tCitttne to glvuw ~y. 614-446- 83!il0_ Madlum Mlud Bt..d Pupplu Ona Utnchesler T1rrltr Pupe lo gi)Od hame. 614·l88 -g621 OFFERS 2 lOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ... POMEROY. OHIO : Rt. 7 & S .R. 143 ALBANY, OHIO : Rt. 50 & S .R 143 NEW HOURS : POMEROY : 9 a.m -7 p .m . 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m . -5 p .m . 6 Day s Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG . 10, 1990 #1 Copper • 1 per lb . Cl11an Dry Aluminum Cans. 35C per lb . Clean Auto Radiators 44 C lb. : Batteries $1 ea . Yel low Bro ss 40C lb.: Alum . Sheets 40 C lb. 14 992 -51 4 '"'""" Wooden pallata to glvtew•r Fire! comt flret •erved . Ga . llpolla Dally Trtbu na, 825 Thir d A11a , Ga lli polis 6 Lost & Found FOUND : Ftmala Aireda le. 614 44fi · lfl4fi LOST aye gtau.. end sunglu '"· betw11n Hat1lord end Pomtroy, Rob! G Ohlinger, ]~~82 · 3288 . LOST. Child's Pel elnct puppy. Mtdlum elle doQ , mos tly brown . soma bleck & t1n Pari : Col lltiShlpherd/Chow H.. apottad longue. Rtd COIIII, lniWifll to "Wood"t." Vic inity ol Addis on Pika Of loc al surrounding u•a II you heve •••n PLEASE Con · tact : 61'1 ·367-7160. LOST: Male, nault~ed, cream colored eel . 3 wh . •go. AI 160 & l5 Child"• ptl Vary lrlendly 6!4-446-7054. ll t111 d T11 (rin11 ( 11 • I f H II 614-992-2328 Drnp•'' We Soy What We do . We Do What We Soy. 36 VRS . EXPERIENCE 7 -23 -1 mo Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of Ice ond Snow? Now's The Time lo Find Out . CAll JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION For Old 992-7762 S. New Roots: Shingies Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling We Guarantee Your Satisfaction FREE ESTIMATES JOSEPH D . JAI;K5 THE DAILY SENTINEL 815 I Jl8-9075 J Help Wanted WANTED Tri-County leading area heating & air conditioning business IS looking for an experienced heating & air conditioner installer . •3 Years of Experience •Good Working Conditions Send Resume to Daily Sentinel P.O. Box 729L Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 -- THE MOST IMPORTANT I LETTERS WHEN IT COMES TO DRUGS I l Thomas Cassidy. Inc. Forever Til-COUNTY RECYCLING l Date: Sept. 4 -- 7-9 p.m. For Information Ca ll :675-3844 Downstairs Conference Room Plea sa nt Valley Hos pital Toptc Cancel & Eating Habi ts Misaing You, Your Wife Joan Kin 4-16-86-lln In Europe, such pretense docs not ex ist. I wish 10 make il clear, Ann Landers, that I am not criticizin g lhc mom! standards of Americans. Whal people want to do behind closed doors is their own business. What offend s me is th e pretense and fak ery. I r.nnl y believe il is not nonnal to limit oneself 10 one sex partner. Mature people should be free to c>prcss their natural biologr cal dnvcs without damaging them - 1 1 MASTECTOMY SUPPORT GROUP AUG. 27 7:00PM meet over there. 3/6/'90/ lln the men and wom en. I POINT PLE/\6/\NT ~ I Presents I Ti lt: WCX)DY IIF.QMAN I I ()QCI It:.~TQA I I Directed By 1 tQANK '111'>F.QI I Down sta irs Conference Room at Pleasant Valley Hosptta l To pics: RetmbUJsement Issues And after I find you, Then let 's go sea Jesus. Then we'll know we are linally home. 10130/'89 lin woman I've ever had. I need your ad>ice and I need it fasL Help' .. LON G ISLAND Ll J DEAR LU : Mercedes sounds li ke a _)Cwcl, th ough a bit nuuy. Tell her she mus1 gel her scrubbing and wax . ing done before noon or aftcr 2 p.m. And ask her 10 please lock the door when she work s in the buff. Jus1 in case. Dear Ann Landers: I have lived in America only six months, but I have already observed a fasci nating phenomenon. Nearly all the mamed couples we know prelend they arc faithful, but in rea l life the y arc havin g affairs left and righl hotl1 Appearing At IN MEMORY OF JACK F. KING SR . On This Third Year Without Him, Aug . 23, 1989 If you leave me standing here on this earth Just wait by the river. It's such a good place lor us to USED RAILROAD TIES KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE f"-MAJN-SinEET-1 AREA OSTOMY ASSOCIATION MEETING SUNDAY, AUG. 26 230 PM In Memory Across From Post Office POMEROY, OHIO 18 1 23 . 30 2tc M1stcr was home. She s.a id in a most !1 l ~~~~-~!j PARK 2 992-2269 ' t• PHILIP M . ROBERTS P.E.• P.S ., · MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER (8 ) 23. 30 2tc 992 -5335 or 985 · 3561 ,_ MIDDlEPORT BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4: 30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 84 - EieCirteet & Rltr•v••t•un 85 - Generll H1u 1mg 86 - Mobtte Home Re9•" 992-5677 719 N. SECOND APPROVED BULLETIN BOARD Business Services Services 41 - House s tot Rent 42 - Moblle HomM to r ~ l!' n t 43 - flrm• lor Re nT Public Notice Cl!lse Backhoe. The backhoe may be seen at the Village Hall. The Village reserves the right to accept or rejac1 any or all bids . Richard Seyler. Mayor Brend11 Morris Clerk / Traas' Fen~l.ll t Transport at10n 458 - leon Pomerov 985 - Ch .. te• 843 - Ponlend BID NOTICE ' I 17 - MIJC::IIiiiO.OUI 18 - WtnlldloDo 22 - Mon~ 10 Lotn 23-Prot•t•onl l Serv•c• persona interested therein The Meigs County Com- As 11 prerequisite f or bid ding, only contractors that are qualified OOOT bidd ers wi tt be considered . Bidders shell f urnish plans . Three sets of detailed drawings shalt ac co mpany each bid and shalt be sealed by a licensed professional engineer . along with estate · mant of compliance with t he HS - 20 loading . Specific& · lions. contract documents. and bid proposals may be obtained at the office nf the Meigs County Engineer Each proposal must con tain the full name of the 4!13 - lNHtoO. 64-Hey & G,.,,. 11 - Set-.oots & ln11NC1tOn H - R1d1o. T\1 & CB Rep~ party making the bid and all Attorney . f•rm Equipment 62 - Wtmed lo Buv 36 - lou & Ac:ruge 36- Rut htltt Wente d Public Notice l e1- 14-Bu•"'•' Trt•n•ng 67& - Pt Ptuunt 181 23. 30 2tc ' 1 2 - Sit~Miion Want~ . 13 - lnturtnce 991 - Mlddi CJOr1 Sealed bids will be re · ceived et the Pomeroy Vi i· lage Hall , Cleril: 's Office. 320 E . Main Street until 12 o'clock noon . Friday, Sept SuppliP.~ I> ,I VI!!;III::f. 11 - HIIP W1nt1d 446 - GellopohJ PUBLIC NOTICE NIKE. REEBOK, CONVERSE, BROOKS BRITISH NIGHTS, Fam Serv1ccs Aruf.ode614 Public Notice BACK-TO-SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS &9-For Sale or lr1de ~nl_lllnymenl 34 - Busmeu Butldtn gs Cet ResuJts Fast- '' I"H 'I. l.m ·'l.nw.-. ..,. l"im,.,. "'•mlit·lllt anol !7 - MulicellnstTumet\U &8 - Fruitl & Veg.ubl• 9 - Winlecl to Buy Me•un Co W\/ Atea Co de .304 o,., s.. - '66 - Pfll ior 7 - Yard Sal e (pa.d tn 1d\Hinee1 8-Pubhc S1te & Auctoon 2 1 - Bulln•s QppOriUOil'r 667 - Coo lville and Fri. Til 6 P.M. 6-Lost end Found Me+gl County Area Code 61 4 &•n - Ar~~b•• 1§4 -M~c Merch.,d•N 16 - 6ulldlng Suppl•• 2 :00PM WEDNESDAY joUnu·inr ll' lephonP cxchanres ... 37 9- Wetnut 53-Ant...... 4 - GtY. .WI\1 6 - H•pp-,. Ad1 - 2 ·00 PM HtURSOAY - 2 ·00 PM FRIDAY Classified pa!fes .core r I he Ann Landers Open Mon . 3 - oillnnoucemenll The bid pri ce will be for an Floor 7 gauge -galvanized 3 x9 corrugation . The bid shall be accompa· nied by a bond or certified ctleck in the amount of ten percent of the bid . Ttle bond shall be made payable to the Meigs County Commission · en and bond for unsucceSR · ful bidders will be returned after the award or the con · tract . The bond will be re turned to the successful bid der after the execu tion of a contract which has been ap proved by the Prosecuting ~1 - Hou.-hold Gooch 12- apon1rtg oooo. 2-ln Memor\' Public Notice in place price project as tol Iowa : Issue 2. Job No . 5 - loading HS -20-44 . Steel A 36 prime. painted floor . Merchamllse 1 - Card of Th8nltt 'A. d•••if•.t 1dvenum.,1 placed'" Th1 Daily S1ntt,_. IP· l88 - Ytnto" "The Complete Athletic Foot.-ear Store" Announcerne nt s "Adl outt•de ~e t;&, Glll tl or Mtton count,.;. m1.11t be pre· G1 1111 Co unt~ Do you havt qLI..l!sHons abou.l Jn. but M one ro talk to? Ann LanderJ· booklet, "Sex and the Tun-Agcr, " is franJ. and to the point . Send a self-addres.<ed, lonR . nu.llnru -.<iu envelope and a check or mtJncy order for $365 (this include,\ posta ge • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace 367 - Ch•tmt and handlin g) 10 : 'leens, c/o Ann Lander,\, P.O. Box 11 562 Clurago, Ill. 60611 -0562 . (/n Canada, send $4 .45 PubliC Notice cmohallc tone that she can't rlo the lloors righl "all bundled up" and 10 please ~ccp tile men out of her way. I .Y I Three years without a hath: acls NAIROBI (U PI) - Friends of a man who had not bathed In three years couldn 't take It more. The group of odor-conscious colleagues chased down their Kenyan friend. peeled off ~Is clothes and bathed him In public, the seml-olllclal Kenya Times newspaper reported Wednesday. mob •f I. ed CIa55 I SPIKE STRIKES BA<:K: lllack movi emaker Spike Lee says he's lhP victim of a double sta nd ard. He' s been critlrized by th ose wh o say the conniving. money -grubbing nature of Mo e and .Josh. tw o .Jewish nightclub owners, In his movie "Mo' Gette r Blues" creates a negative stereotype of Jews but Lee d• •nies he is an ti -Se mitic in an arti cle he wrote for Th e New York Times . "A ll .Jewi sh nightclub ow ners are not like thi s- that's Wahlberg and thl' boys dr ive by laler in the evenin g shouting obsce nlt les. " sa ld Pol lee Lt . Leonard 'l'orrey , "The girls lik e the New Kids but the boys don 't." The situation mostly has been a nuisance to res id Pnl s with youths as king to use bathrooms or Hayman reunton held recently The annual reunion for the family of the late George R. and Mae Crawford Hay man was held Saturday at the Portland Park. Blessing was given by Waid Hayman before dinner. Several family members enjoyed plaq lng volleyball. Attending were Focle Hay man: Richard and Linda Glea son: Lewis and Ruth. VIrgil. Michael, Ca rrie a nd Matthew Ours: April, Dave, Brian and Ben Case; Teresa and Bill Lawver: VIrginia and Bill Hut- ~~~~A~u:g~u=st~2~3~.~1~9~9~0~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~P~o~m~~~o~v~Midrd:lep~o;,rt:.~O~h~~~~~r-=~~~~~::~;:::::::T:h;e:D:a:ilty:S:e:nt;in;~:;;Pag:;e;;7, Thursday, August 23, 1990 ..--People in the news--------------., Tennis tournament set Brooks Johnson celebrated his slxth birthday rPcently with a picnic at General Hartinger Park. A Tee nage Mutant Ninja Tu rtle theme was used for the party. Attending were grandmothers Susan Webb and Beu la h Johnson. Wilbur and Allee Keonlg , .Jan ie and Isaac Davis, Patrlna Fitzsimmons, Bridge t johnson, Robyn and Kelly Freeman , Steve, Cheryl and Ashley Halley, Milford, Polly and Andy Hysell. Joanle and Katie Jeffers. Lynn and Da rre n Jackson, Ben See. Delana Eichinger, Cathy and Beth Wilfong, Mike, Rhonda. Kylle, Kam and Kay anna Sayre. Rhonda Sayre provi ded the turtle cake. Others reme mbering th e youngster on his blrthdav were his grandfathers, Henry Joh nson and Elmo Webb, great grandmother Edith Webb, Doug. Paula, Mindy and Mattllew !son, Middleport Ohio ,, Losi :Mane bllll otd , brown trttold with blr1h records, 1oclal secu rlly and IItie to 79 pic k-up. lost IOmiWhllrt IIOURd Qolt Gu Station In M!ddlapor1, Satu rday Aug . 18 . if found pleau ull 614 -6 98·2804 . It no antwer wrlla David Eug ana McDon ald, 29193 Ntl lon Ad., Lengsvllle , Oh. 45741 7 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vlci!Jity All Yard S.ltt Mutt Be Paid In Adnnco. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. lhl dly betore tht ld la to run . Sunday ldlllon · 2:00 p.m. frldly. Monday edition • :Z:OO p.m. lalurdly. �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Gallipolis 41 LAFF ·A DAY & VIcinity 46 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom houss, very nics, good n•lghborhood, 2225 Un· coin Ave. , 304·875-1301. 5 Family, 3 112 mllu up 160 at Evergreen. All sins, blby II ems. ----;:-;-----::--;-c--- - Famlry! Lots ol school clothes & 2 Bedroom• 3 miles from town . Oeposll & Reterenc ... 614-4461456. adults Antlqun, odds I ends Lots morel Comer of Jaekaon Pike & Mabelene Drive. 2 bedrooms, very private, unfurnished, $200 month, 304· 77fi..6059. Garage Sale· Friday, 24th 4 Giani Oaraglil Sale! August 24th, 9-5; & 25th , 9·2 Crossroads In Danville, St Rt 325, Malgs County n Wright 614-~2-'JilQ Mobile home iat lor rtn1, $75 water and uwer furnished . 30467518 ... 1989 Ford Tempo. Ont owner, AC 34 mpg Mual SH to tp~,..:e;late 17'100. 614-142-30611. 51 Goods 72 3 BA, half mile ftorn town. Gr••n sehool dlat11et 614-4466.541 tftar 5 p.m. & VIcinity Pomeroy, "II 's an · w1ne ." Middleport & VIcinity IS I'll\III >:6 • agree all le littlP 42 5 family ca rport sale Friday, Sa turday Carleton's , Rose Hill, Route 33 below Sand~ s Auto Sa las Ou1lls, rugs , lnta nl yoUih clothing books, lo~s. nurses umlorms, malarnlty --- - - - - - 685 Ganetal Ha111ngar Mlddlapor1 Drapes, bedspreads, home Interior shaats, clolh+ng and m1sc Aug 22 ·23·24 Frull Iars, IIIIer mise Rodtsprlnga Ad North ol Thurs-Fri-Sal Co Ad 18 8 11 Help Wanted Secrelerlel, Rteapllonlat Position Available Excellent Fringe Benefits Salery Minimum Wage or ntgotlabll, dapending on skill and nperlence. Contact lhe GAllla County Coopenllve Extension Strviee P.O. Boi 339, 1502 Eutern Avenue, GaiUpoh, OH 45631. 614-445-7007 We will be scceptlng reaumn tt1rough Mandey, August 27, 19!K). Equal Opportunity Employment, AH!rm111ve Action ASK 14ER J.lOW MliCJ.l SIIE' 5 Public Sale WANlEO· Emargeney Reller Community Service Workers lor & Auction two community group homes In County R1ck Pe arson Auction Company Getlla no w bookmg auclions, ex - (Bidweii/Gelllpolls) High achC)OI degree, valid driver • llctnse penence mak8!1 the d1tterunce Ucansed Oh1o Kentucky , Wast and good driving record, good comunlcatlon 1nd org•n!IIIIIon V1 rgnna , 304 -77 .:.::. 3·.5c7 '-.a:Cs_ _ __ SkillS, punctual, and" able to Dav 1d Boggs Auct1on Serv1ca, work ee per1 of 1 team required, Now boo~mg aucltons, IJC&nsed ex~rlence working wilh persont wilh m.ntal retardation 1n Oh1o 614-446-n5o and develapmentel dlsebllltt" preferred , but not required 9 wanted to Buy Houre ere scheduled 11 needed and Wllkandt) Wanhld To Buy Junk Autos (1\/tnlngs w1th or without motors Call Salary : $4.25/hour. Send ruums to C.CIIIa Baker, Buckeye Larry lively 61'1 -388-9303 Community S.r'llicee, P.O. Box 604, Jsckson, OH 45640 Deadline tor epptlcante· 8f19/90 Equal Opportunity Employ-er Employment Services 11 Help Wanted 'ASSEMB LERS NEEDED" lm ml'ld•ara opemng~ No axp needed FuHIPart 11ma Call 1 900-463-4336 , 7a m -lOp m S2J mm AVON All arus, Call Marilyn Weaver 304-882-2645 A NO NONSENSE WAV TO 1500 A DAY ' S1 plus FA S E to.: A Stevens, Rt 2 Bo• 224, South Point, OH 45680 AVON 1 All Arus I Shirley Spears, 304 675-1429 CompUI If programmlf parttime to assist with new medical so ftware Call Dr Snyder 614446 -337'3 Saturday only. Oommo's Pizza hiring drl11ars, must be 18 with dependablt ear and msurance, apply In pe"on 11 00 1111 4 00, 428 VIand St , Pom t Pleasant D r~ver Handyman Assist busy new doctor part -lima Call Or Sn yder 614-446-3373 Saturday Only Earn money by the wtak Join tha numbers to demonstrate 'C hr lsi mas-Around-The-World .. Juty-Ooeambar Lea ve name, address, and phon• number on answer1ng servlee 514·992 -6319 EARN MONEY Reading Books! $30,000/yr Income polenllal. Now h1nng {1) 805-M7-GOOO Erl Y10189 EARN MONEY Raad lng Books! S.JO ,OOOiyr in come potential Now hlnng (1 ) 805.687-6000 Ert ¥4552 Er parianced media sales represent alive Base plus commiSSion 304-727 7885 call tor in I&Niew INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Customs, DEA, etc Now Hiring Ca ll 1-805-687-6000 Ext K 10189 LPN Needed Mldnl~hl re11el 16 hrs /wk Workln'J Wllh Genatrlc MR rutdunls In a res1danliat selling Excallant poslllon tor an LPN going to school who need• part·llme work 614 -446- n<a MajOf l1a slng company looking lor truck mechanic w1th four or more years nparlenee Must have own tools Excellent benellll. Contacl Gary at 6141446-4122 ManagenJ needed , pArt lime help tor Contempo Fashion Jewarty Par1y Plan Co No ln1/lls lmenl , no deli very, tor mtervlew appo1nlment 304-675-5162. bedroom, furnished, 3 Washer/Dryer, for sal a or rant 614-992-;1179 4 pc lilllng room suite , 2 queen size water beds, Rainbow water sof1ener, Saars swing .. t, 304675-1145 Wanted Country Sattlng 4 bedrooma, 2· 112 batt1s, canlrs l heal and air, basemtnl, attached gar aga 20 minutes from Athens, 1 1'2 mllas to Malgs High School Relertnces and deposit required. 614-593~937. Frlt ridt IO Cailtornla, San Fran. area. Juat halp drive leaving around Aug 27, 1st of Sept. 614·992-·5143 Houaa lor sala or ra nt, nlca nawty neighborhood , redecorated, good ralertncts rsqulred, 304-675 -1090. 12 15 Situation Schools & I nstructlon Tra1111 Agenls, Hatei'Motal Carters, Tr'ICtorffrllllr Crlvlng, Bookkeeping/Accounting, Nur111 Aida, Home StudyiRtsldent Train ing Flnsnclal aid avallebia if quaflflld County Schools, Inc, 1..&00-648-&411, 2307 Camden Ave, Ptrkeraburg, WV 2610'1 Complete your tntlnlng In 8 to i mon1hs. Start lmmedlalely while you're still employed rt your're working. No walt . 18 Wanted to Do Cleaning, ruldenllel, I cornmerdeJ Referencu, 514-3792211 for Sale Kountry Kids Child Ca re A tun place lo stay where friendships bagln Great locallons 614·992· 7532 1971 Rtbel Mobile Home, 10x50 $2500 n~otlabl1 614·992-2952 Magic Years Day Care Cenlar r•asonabla, dependable, license, quality child care Mon· day 11'1ru Friday, 7 30 1111 5 30 For mOfe Information or to rag l!ler 304-675-5847 Miss Paul1 's Day Care Center Sate affordabla, r.h1ldcara M·F 6 am · 5 30 p m Ages 2 10 Before, aHer sehool Drop-ms walcome 614 -446-8224 Ouality Child Cara 10 my home wlrelarences Mon-Fr l 614 -4460316 Will babysit My home near Jackson Pike, Butav111e Ad E•· parlance and Reference 614· 446 2646 Will babysit In my home Bula11111e Pika Rd 614-441-1408 Will do babySitting In my home 614·'742·2219 Wl!l do ~u .. elaanlng Rtttrenc.. fi141992·6983 Wlll do 11wlng In my home Oeadtlnt tor Christmas Ofda... 1,1990. 6111 ·256-1989 o.c Will to babyetttlng in my hom• w"kdays, Agn 2 & up. Have daycare nr,erlanea & referancet Excell•nl Care 614-4468202 Now acceplmg ::~ppl1ca llons lor pari t1m1 sales lady, must have Would like lo do babysitting In pleas ing persona lity, be able to my hom• Mon-Frl Days on ly deAl w1th publi c, with good work 614-446--8'199 record , & dependable, llexlbl• Would like to do babysllllng hours & WIKikands reqUi red, LeGrande Blvd Rei. & Exp 614Apply 10 person at Vl'ra Furni - 448·1891. ture, 4 miles oul 141 Nurses . Overbrook Center The areas newest and mosl mod&rn skilled long-term care ta cll1ty, now has lull and parH1ma RN and LPN pMitlons a~a1table 21 Business For mora Information rtgardmg Overbrook Canter employment Opponunlty wtur.h features a very tompeUINOTICE I II~e wage and benehl pack ag& Please oall 614/992 6472 Re- OHIO VALLEY PUBliSHING CO quest Sally Gloeckner, Dlreclor recommends lhat you do bu•ln..a with people you know, and ol Nursmg NOT Ia sand money througl'l I he Organist Needed Repty In writ- malt until you hav• lnvHiigatad 1119 to Grac• Episcopal Church, the offering 326 E Main StrHI, Pomaroy or call 6~4-992·3968 on Tun or 22 Money to Loan Thurt before noon Gold Credll Cerd, Pari lima baby !!litter in my VltiiMatercard Guafllntead, home when school starts 304· Cash Adveneee, no uc:urlly 8a2-3770. deposit, no credit cheek, 1-900Parson with boat to aulat 226.0048, $19 Q5 fM during lnspaetion of PomeroyProfessional Muon bridge. Dur~~tlon 3 Ia 4 23 wka . S2501wk . Contaet HamServices montret and Aa.oc. 216-49D-8817 8a m -5p.m. M-F. Scntp nre AtmOVII & 01• PDSTAL JOBS $18,392· poeal Rtltonablt Ftttts. Call 18'(125/yr. Now hiring Call 11) Mon.S.t. eoe-324-fm « eoe. 80HB1-MOO EXT P-4562 for 326·7117 current list. Financial Real Estate Qualified rtgll11red nurH needed far 82 Nd facility (long ttrm) locattd In Point Plsllanfr WV Admlnlllratlve eklllo ona Homes for Sale work experience nee11ury 1 Competitive eatery and btneflts. 1·107 aeru. 8 roam moduler Contaet FrtnR Topping, Cartht'Hn of Point Ple1unt. home. LR, DR, kitchen, 2 bed1 1/2 bolh. '80,000. REPORTERIPHOTOORAPHER 11·:.::-::;::::.:-3:.:11711~. New writer, ••perfenct ....,.. 1t: tlal, Hnd rMUMII to Gilbert " .tory, 3 bedroom houH on Tlmeo, Box 1131, Ollbo11, WY LocUli StrMI. f4,500 090. 114- 1766. 197'9 Sehultz, 14x65, 2 BR, e!l 111ctrlc $9,000 Aller 5 p m 614 · 388-9634 Of 388-8529. Good used refrigerator & ttovt, oak table plus four chl lre. $75 lor atch 614-446-1478 2 and 3 bedroom apartments Carpal, equipped kitchens In Middleport Oaposlt/Raterencas f'llqulred 6l4 -985-4448 after 6 pm Good uud Whirlpool Relrlgeralor tor salt . 6t4 -4463102 614-446-1231 35 Wast Apt. 2br, 1 bath, private enelosad patio, e/ose to grocery stor11 & ahopping ttnlar water, sewar, trash prov1dtd, $265/mo 614-441-16(]8 Mollohan Carpets Upptr Rl 7 Nor1h Ouallty Carpets & Fum/ ture at low prices Check us out 614-446-11144 Ute Chair Like new, 614·3192862 PICKENS FURNITURE Naw/Used HauseMold furnishing 1f2 mi Jerrlcho Rd Pl. Pleuanl, WV, call 304-675·1450 Queen stu water bed wit h 6 drawers, mirror, head board $200 cu h 6141992-2463 Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed - 53 Antiques room aparlm•nls at Village 1, - - - - - - ' - - - - - Manor and Rlvarslda Buy or sell Ri11erlnt Antlqu.s , Apartm1nta In Middleport. From 1124 E Main Strut, Pomeroy $196 Call614-~2-7781. EOH Hours· M TW. 10 00 1 m to 6.00 Mldd teporl, Ohio, a..ch Sl On• P m , Sunday 1 00 to 6 DO p m _5_2_6_ _ _ _ __ bedroom tumlahldapt ., deposit 6,..1_4·_0_" --c·2 1 & reference required, 304-882 - Protasslonal person to re· 2586 enam•l claw foot bath tub 6t4· 992 -7563 Nlcaty Furn 'ed Small house, nol tuheble tor Top Cash paid . Otd lumltura garege, chll<fran, no pete, $300/mo cuboarda, qultls, oriental, Otpoalt, 614 -446-0338 paintings, toys , or entire est All Nletly Fumlehld Mobile Homa ca ll eo tlect 304-525-3275, or 304 ln city CA Sui11~1 for 1 per- :'::2::3..:-6.ca:.!l4::.__ _ _ _ _ __ ton Ret &O.p Required 614· 54 Miscellaneous 448~338 1980 Schultz 14x70, 2 bedrooms exc cond, 304-675-3094 or aflar 6 00 pm eali 304~75-32n 1982 Townhouse , 14x70, doubla npando CA, Many Ertru• On private rented lot In Rodney 614-245-Ml49 1964 Schultz, 141(65, .A.C, dec ~. ttorage bldg, $11,000 304-6756145 198& Vlctorlan ell alee, 2 bed· rooms, assume 10 yr lo.1n, 304882-3451 I 2 bedroom tra iler, 2 4 aeres, ea ll betort 6.00 PM, 304 675-7553 Uka new 1986, 12x60 Clayton mobile 1'1ome 2 bedroom, 1-112 batht, tully earpated, calhadnl c•lling, underpjnnlng, porch wlroof, 2 seta of steps. Extra tumltura optional $'12,500 614l'12·2931 Me rc hand lse One bedroom apta for r1nt $225 montt1 Oepoalt required 614-992· 2218 at1tr 6 p m 15x3D above ground pool, solar blAnket, cover, complete, 3 yr• One btdroorn furnished apt , old, $700 304·8B2-3246 utllltlee paid, 304-67.5.-7122 l --c.c':--::---c----:-c-:c--1988 Party barge 24' Pontoon, Rent 1 bedroom apa1'1menl 60 hp, Mercury outboard, Nice carptl, cl11n and neal AMfFM cue stereo, 2-20 get HUD approved No pets. P1 luel tankt boarding ladder, Ptueanl 304-675-6200 mooing cover with trailer, len lite jackets asking $7900, 304Two bedroom ept, carpt1, 882-3221 kitchen furnlahtd , 304 -875-5104 2 Lloyd Seundere iswn chelrs, Up.,alrw Fumletted , 3 rooms & like new $25 pair 514f742-2233. bath, clean, no ~It, reference & Call Hlrb at1er 7.00 p.m daposll requlrad 614-448-1519 2 ~r1ablt bleck end while TV. s Diamond cluster ring, 2 45 Furnished childs scootars, gu grill. 614Q92-6524 Rooms SPECIAL Faclory to you1991, 2 or 3 btdroom14x70 modele at the unbelievebie prlca ot 112,900 dell11ered and 111 up Call1..aoo-729-4045 tor datalle Nuhua 141170 wlexpando, situated 75 ecre land , Point Pleas1nl, Many eJ1rss, priced on lnaptetlon 304-675-7917 Vlndete 1966 Mark Ill 2bf, bath LR, kitchen, dining room GMd eondllionl 614-245-9293 33 Apartment RENT TO OWN 614-44&-3158 6 pc wood group $'14.01 per Furnlahad 2 rooms & bath WMk 4 poata r bedroom eu111, Do.vnstalrs Clea n No pets Ret complete $15.20 per wHk, & dep. rtquired . 614-446· 1519 . dinette wllh 4 cha irs $7SO ptr week Magic Chef 14 cu II FumisMed Apt , 607 Seeond Ava , Refrigerator $12 95 par week, 15 Gallipolis, $225 Utilities paid, cu h treerer, $10 90 par 1bt, S14-446-4416 af1er 7p m w11k VI Re Furn1tura Rt 141, 4 Fumlsl'lad Etflclancy, an utilities miles on Rt 7-Cenlenary Open 7 paid, ehlrs bath $150 /mo !tl9 days • w..k Second Ave 614-446-3945 SWAIN Fumlshed EHic1ency, S17S, AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Utllllias PAid, Gallipolis, 614· Olive St , GallipoliS New & Used tum iture, htatars, Wastarn & 446-4416, stter 7p m Work boola 614-446-3159. Gantge Apartment, In town , 2br, stove & refrigerator, depostl & Whirlpool waaher and dryer rer.rance r•q ulred, no pets, Both In good condition 61419927563 $200/mo 614-446- t171 Mobile Homes Rooma tor rant · weak or month S11rtlng at 1120/mo. Galli• Hotel Farms for Sale 30 acres mora or lfts Approx . 614,.46-9~0. 20 ae,.. tllteble, 3br, houu, bam, 6t4-446 ·2~07, 614-388-8504 SIMping rooms with cooking At80 trailer spaee All hook-ups. 3br house, g~rage, shop, btm, Call after 2 00 p m., 304 .713I acerage. No Sunday- Calle. 5651 , Muon wv. 614-379-2678 3 Kings Island tickets $15 aaeh 1984 Honda Magna $800. rune, nlld soma repair. J04-576-2027 8 H. Victorian aota, blue velvet. Tut1ad back Klndtewood wood burner, !Ire place lnnrt or ftH slandlng 11olh like new 614 _ 94 9-2202 . 46 Space f Or R en t Prlee Redueld. 12 aer11, 2 Beauty salon equipment for bame, ~e&2 trailer, 3 bedrooms, sale. For dttalle call 304-6751 pore hie, rural waterJ..tobaceo Comm•relat Sign Space Rt 35 4666 or ahar S·OO, 675 ..54 91 ba•, Ohio Rt. 7, 1-304-1'13-8116. L:W:,"'::;,·~S:_:14-:2:;<:_::5:-t::4::48:;__ _ _ _.!.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..j r 35 Lots & Acreage Approx one acrs, wooded lots, city water, owner f11nctng, Jericho Ra.d, Point Ple111nt, 304-372.e40! or 372·2!711. SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie riit 75 Boals 63 Ont hospital btd, In good con. dillon. 614-446-(1886 Qunn size waterbed $125 Power steering tor Ford 4x4 $125 Starao, 8 track, $150 304· 67!-7637. Rafrigerelor for sale $30 614· 992-6"846. 55 2!1621 =:=-=-:-:-"" 1:t2::::U.0=3S:,:I::H_:•:.:rS~pm:::::__ __ Building Supplies Bioek, brick, 11wer plpn, win· dows , lintels, ete. Claude Wintars, Rio Grenda, OH Call 614· 245-5121 56 Pets for Sale 2 coeatlla-1male, 1 tamale, with CIIJI $8(). 614!992-5183 AKC Registered 3 Chow Puppi" 1 weeks 1 red, 1 cinnamon, $150 eaeh 1 eream, $200. 614-44&-7750. AKC Registered Sour Pups 614·256-6259 AKC registered Cockar Spaniel puppy, 4 months old, gold, femal1, US. 304-675-1029 Oragonwynd Canary Persian, Siamese and Himalayan kittens 614-446-3844 after 7 p.m. Fl1h Tank, 2413 Jackson Ave Point Ptsatanl, 304-675-2063, 10 gal 111 up $14 99 end 10 gat eampl1t1 $43.25 For Sale Aeglatered 8 morrth old t.male Coe~er Spanlal Hed Shot I 614-256-6034 Evtnlnga Groom end Supply Shop-Pel Grooming. All breeds. All styles. lame Pel Food Dealer June Webb Call 614-445-0231 Registered AKC Basun pupt 6 wNka ~d. $125. uch 614-6676758 Rtglettred Chow Chow Cinnamon, very gentle, call 30487$-3273 eHer 6:00 pm . Sehn•uzere.J. miniature, 1all and pepper, AK~.,; . Alto poodlu, tiny IOVI Coolville. 614-667·3404. Wanted · Reglttered m111 German Shtphard for stud urvlce Mull be gentle. 614·985-4405 Musical Instruments BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIA L 15'.4 oH IIJQUiar tunlngs. Ends S.pr~embel 15 JIM Pfeno Service Call 8111 Werd 304-88-2325. Customized Fander Strat $300 Rockman X100 and Roekmoot $125. 304.e75-5027 Ftnder "Jau Special " bass gullarh active plck-upe with hard• ell caH end two x·lra s.ts of atrlngt, Excellent conclltlon $450 814-t46-3459. For Sel•: Spln.t-Coneote Plano Bergaln Wanted· Retponelbla party to take over low monthly payments on spinet pleno. S.. locally. Call 1-i00-321-3345, Ext 102 ;.c:::.__ _ _ _ _ _ __ For ule.9plnet.Coneole Plano. Bergeln Wanted·Rnponelble parly to take ovar low monthly payment• on Spinet plano s .. Locally. Cell 1..SOO.W-3345 Ext. 102 ;.c:::.__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Plano, $250, rellnlsh~. good tor beginner plano 114--448-656&. 58 Fruits & awn. S5111utt'!el. 814-338-1301 ar 368-tll08. J I R hom~grown Produce,. ff'"h vegttabiM. 114- 143.e313. Red Rt1berrl11, pick your 814-245-110114. own. Roueh't 9trtw1Mn'y Farm: B•M $15 b&ahtl; cuoumberw $10 bwhll· good conning , _ t _ , ' ' bUohtl. 2 mlloo hom -l!lvon 30W62-2237. Rentals Far m Suppli es & Livestock Houses for Rent "WHY PAY RENT? HomH lor $1.001 B1nk repoe, tu deilnqoont f111'1'"'11H, govommont gtv11way progremt. For lntor· matlon cell 1~04-UI -1778 £It R5214. 24 hovro." 61 "Hold on a little longer wi1h I'm a lmost done your manicure!" Fann Equipment Now ldoo ~ bol1 In ncof. 1on1 condition wnh 01' without Nnnlng o-ar. 814-371-2143. & for Sale 165 MF Traetor $31950; 50 MF Olnal with bush nog, $2,500, 2010 JD with eulllvalor $2,500; Super 55 Oliver $1,79!; JubiiH Ford, $1,995, 8N Ford $'1,195, [). 17 AC $1,995; Owner Will Flnence. 614-286.e522. 1m ~7 11 . Starcrafl Trl-Hull Boat 125 HP, Evlnrude Engin•. compltte top, new upholstery Call 614-286-1316 aHtr 7·00 p m. 1990 18ft. Gooaeneck Horn & Stock Trahr $3,29!1; Uetd 1611 Bumper Stock trailer, New paint, $1,595, t2ft 2 ute 111111er $295; 814-28~522 1i88 Sixteen root Four Winne outboard, on• owner, low houre, $7.DOO. firm . 304-675-7877 4-H Markel SIHr Ch~Anq-Char, Gill Ia Co., born, very nlc• $400, 814-256-6043 Full-blooded Hampth lre Ram Lamb $50 Call aftsr 6 p m 614256.e638 1986 Kawasaki X2 Jet Ski Lot s ol aJiras Mual se ll Call 614/992-7467 Of 614/JII2-3t54 BOATS · MOTORS · TRAILERS Mererulur, Mercury & Mariner, authori1ed parts I 11rvlce Pans lor moat malor brands "WE CANNOT SPELlS CCESS" WITHOUT U" RIVERSIOt MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, OH 614· 71 Autos for Sale 1983 motor home Toyota [)olphln Selt-<:anlalned, easl on g11, dual-1lr. Good CCl:-.diUon. low mll11 $'10,800 614·985-44~8 1982 Chevroltt Malibu, 4 dr, StArcraft pop-up camper SIHpe good cond. 614-245-9492, 8 Stov e, furnaee, Awning; nell· lent condition. 614!~2-2880 eveNnge. '78 Buick Regal, exc cond, 6a,OOO mllu, S2,000 304~~ Services 7150 1974 Ponllac Venlura, 2dr, V-8, 350 engln1, $300, 614 -379-2211. 1975 and 19n Mont• C.rlo, 304815-4552. 1975 Oldt Cullan $900 304-458-1875 Supreme 1077 Monte Carlo $650 304-675UJ77 Plymouth Vo lar• Station Wagon. Sl1 cyctlndar, automatlcLpower brakas, power IIMrlng. Huns vary wall $490 Roy Miller. 814-985-3817. 1978 Ford Granede, $248 614· 24!-9283 . 1978 Piymoulh Trail Ouster, 4 whHI Orlva, runs good Bodyrough $500 614 -256-1131 1981 Buick Regel limited 2-door S.dan. Abaolut1 A-1 cond1t1on, all the equipment, V-6 $2100 6141992-67'1i 1982 Mereury Zephyr, low miles, 304~75-7136 after 7:00PM 1983 Toyott Corolla, 4 door door with IUn roof, $1,800. call 304~75-31 17 leave meas11g1 1984 Buick Regel Real Clean car, 6cyl. eir eond, 814·245-5255 eh« 5p.m. 1984 Cart ..r; top ot tina, lincoln Town ear. low mileage, ona awn11r, k1pt In ga11ge, like new Interior. $12,000 61~92-2961 1885 Chrsyler 5th Avt, 1 owner, $5,600 Blackburn Rully, 614- m.oooa. 1985 Dodge Ch1rger Hatchback, 5 epetd, PS, PB, new llf'lle, 51,000 mila, very good cond, $2,500, 304-1175-2827: 1t85 Olds, tic. tilt, rNr defog, AMIFM cau, 15,000, 304-67&- 3271. 1981 Ply. R1llenl, S.W., !fJ,OOO "!'!-....~.-. 1~.1. AIC , nice, $3,300 1.. 8""'"""""· 48 Suzuki Quod Spo~ $1,200. 1110 Chevy 2 doar dtlure. :)04!11-2115. 1tl7 Chrylrlar Conquelt TSI, all ootlono, mint oondl gorogo kept, white, 34,000 ml •- 114......., 0171. 81 HomeUme Learn ways to enclose the porch and the cost ol 1nstalla11ons (Pt 2) r:;J I!Jl !]) Ill 48 Houro 48 Hours exrlores the war on drugs 1n the streets of Tacoma (R) Stereo r:;J 1!!1 Ill The Simpoono Bart tnes to prove hrs poputanty by decae!.!atlng a statue (R) Steroo t;1 I!) Murder, She Wrote A Lady In Tho Lake George Strart Uve From Tuc.an Taped before a packed house at the 9.00G-seat TuC$00 CiviC Center 1n Anzona and features George Strart pertormmg many of h1s hits all PrimeNewa ~ MOVIE· Miles To Go (2 00) IF TH' MOI.IAI!I:HS DECIDE TO COME AFTER US, yOu'LL NS/ER BE ABLE T'SHAI(E 'EM WfTH ME IN lOW! a ll1E. SJR<f.ME. (C(J(T iS COOSICH(IIV8 t3RII...G/IJG BACK F'K'O-\ 181'TIOJ I JUST 1-\EPIRD 11-1£ MOST RUMOR EY;::EPT IIJ (AS£) "THAT RJlf A 11#?fN '[) Tl£ SEAl)E 1'5 IU'CR 8:05 ll) MOVIE: Doodly Intentions (3 20) 6:30 Complete the chuckle quoted by flil 1n g 1n the m1ssmg words you develop from Slep Nc 3 below ~ WHEoRE ARE 11-\EY E;ONS 'TO RND f¥..RKIN6 5R<>a:5 RJR AU. WCI5C 0'-RS.. S(.)RE... THE 0'-JLY THIN6 r 'I\ONGa< IS ... 00 YCU flO:: LIEVE EVERYBCDY 60E5 10 HEY\1/e-1 WHEN \HEY DIE~ 0 Ron 's TV Service, epeelalil:ing In Zenith 1110 urviclng mosl othar brtndt . HouH calla, also some epptlance repairs. WV 304-&76-2398 Ohio 814-446-2454 consults a med1um to contaC1 her tate husband Eddre s ghost (A) Stereo r:;J (I) I)) I) Young Rldero A ·- ._._, ' BE A GOOD BOY AN' GO CHOP AUNTIE A LOAD OF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'LL GIT IF YOU OON'T 11 KINDLIN' 84 Electrical 9:30 0 ([) [() til Primebme Uve 0 'BERNICE BEDE OSOl Re•idtntlal or cammerclal wiring, new Hrvlca or nrpalre LlctnHd electrlclen . Ridenour Etectrleal, 304-17&-1786 General Hauling R I R Wtttr B1rvlca Poo~t.!Aela­ ttmt, w.ltl. lmmtdlat•1,uuv or 2!~ g111ans dattvery. Call 31>4· 8rH370. 1117 Dodge CoH OL. PS, Pa,87 _ __,..:.U.::,p...,hO~I.:.st.:.:e:;_ry!__ AMIRI ClsMtte, AC, New tlr... ':":' Automatic. Get• good gas Mowrey't Uphaeterlng ..rvtcmll~. Excellent conditiOn.: lng lrl county arH 215 YHI'I. The '3 mlln •• 800 linn btll In furniture uphaleterlng ..::r.:.;_ ..,, · Call 304--875-4154 lor tr• ... I'M~Wi~..Zm llm1111. 1N7 Ponlloe 8000 SE loaded, 37,000 mlloo, $7,MO. 1114-4411- Graham Upholstery C.nter 303 HIIHop Dr. Ctll tor appolrrtmenta 311114. • Htlm11n. Cell 614-4484438. Stereo (!) Myoteryl A ghosUy <109 haunts the BaskerJIIkt fam1 ly (PI 2 01 2) (1 00) I!Jl !]) 111 Northern Expooure When Maunce realizes he haS no hetr, he ask Chns to be hiS son Stereo ta Evening Newo aJ) 700 Club With Pol 0 Refrigeration Wentrton'• Wtter Hauling, rettonablt rat .., volume discounts, 2,000 ta 4,000 capacity, claterna, poolt, welt., ttc. Call 304.e76·21119 rn u 1()1 Grand Carol "'""" and Wayne try to delrver a p1ano t o Carneg~e Hall (A) Stereo 10:00 Cl) U ~ L.A. Law Kuzak ex:pt01ts a 199al techn1C31ity rn defense ol a pmfessor (A) Stereo. C ASTRO-GRAPH & a WOOD & Cartar'• Plumbing end HNtlng Fourth 1nd Plne Gallipolis, Ohio 61Hif.3888 Myatenet The mur der of a stowaway mterrupts Capra 's vacabon a1 sea (AI r:;J l!ll lll Major League Baooblll I!) MOVIE . NomodiiR ) (2 00) Noohville Now (L) ID Top Ronk Booing a Larry King Uvol CHOPPfTY CHOP CHOP!! Davit Slw-Vae Sarvl«:.... Gtorgn CrHk Rd. Per1e, suppllee, pickup, end delivery 814· 448-0294. Heating to Involvements you' ll have w1th resource· ful and progressi~Je assoc1ates shouk1 come off extremely well rn the year ahead, bul dealings W1th those who lack rmagination aren'l apt to be as gainful VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Today II you have to make a purcha&e of consequence, be certa.n you get eKactly what you want . Doo 'l saddle yourself with some1h1ng that could later cauae boY· er ·a remorse Get a jump on life by understanding the influences which are another story govern1ng you m !he year ahead Send PISCES (Feb. :ZO.Morch 20) Don 1 for yo ur A stra-G raph pred1c t1on s today by matlmg $1 25 10 Astro -Graph cto overtook an old oohg at1on you have to a tnend today He /s he ha s been very con !h1S newspaper P 0 Box 9414 28 Cleveland OH 44101 -3428 Be sure to cerned about the way you re go1ng to handle th1S maHer so 11 s oes t to do sla te your zodrac s1gn LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0ct 23) D1sagree· what you p1 om 1sed ment s w1th fam•ly members should be ARIES (March 21·Aprtl19) II at all pos settled as speed1ly as poss1b~ today !I s•ble avo1 d pesstm1 sttc assoc•ates to fences aren 1 mended , somethmg small day because they w111 have an affect upon your ouuoot... and cause you 10 see m1ghl become somethmg senous SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov . 22) Someooe the mud ms tead ol !he sta rs w1lh whom you 1! be 1nvotved today TAURUS (April :ZO.Moy 20) II your m•ghl have recently done somethmg methods are slipshod today you are you resent if you go 1n holding a hkely to t urn 1ns•gnrhcan1 ta sk s IIllO g 1 grudge, tl could cause you more parn ganhc undertakings Try to plan your moves rn advance before you sw•ng the than 11 does lhtS person SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) Thos hammer 1s a good day to rev•ew how much 11me GEMINI (Moy 2hlunt 20) Guard and money you ' ve been spendtng on agarnsl mchnat1o ns today to spend 11me nonessenhalthmgs and activ1tt8S Once worrytng about thtng s that probably you 1dentrfy the c:utpr~ts. you'll lind ways won 't happen Make pos•t•ve prolec uons Instead ot negattve ones to weed them out CANCER (Juno 21·July 22) llth.ngs go CAPRICORN (Oec. 22..JM. 19) Obfi!C· t1ves you set for yourself today mtght wrong m your household today it best not to try to pin the blame on your mate not be too easy to come by II you ·re apHe/she mtght not be entirely mnocent. preciative of thts tact go1ng 1n you won 't be '"cllned to quit should thmgs get bot then maybe neither are you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) use a 1ac1ua1, rough AQUARIUS (Jon. 19) You mlgh1 soft-sell approach today if you ate ll'f· lnQ to sell or promoiO somelhlng ..,.,. have too many self-doubts for your own ' good today Being cautious is under - eta! II you embetlisl'l your wares. your standable. but merety being negauve ls c1ecePt1on will be discovered 20-F..,_ . ~· 0 8-Zl· lf a Declarer played 1n poor luck m to· day 's deal lie ducked the first 1wo hearts, wmnrng the th1rd round w11 h h1s ace Then he dec 1ded to play for spill spade honors So he led the 10 of spades from h1 s hand and let 11 go East won the J3Ck and returned a d1a· mond Perhaps declarer should have S11!1ply played l o" and t aken hts m ed1· c:ne but he now placed the d1amond kmg w1th West . and he ce r uunly d1d not mte-nd to se ttle for do wn one when Wesl might also hold the spade kmg So he rOS€ w1th hts ace and played the queen ot spades East won th e krng and played back a d1amond to West 's kmg ,9 72 • J5 2 • A 0 10 WEST . 70 'f Q B 6 5 • KJ 3 'KJI t9 7 6 4 . , 43 t K 10 B SOUTH • Q 10 4 'fA 10 3 tAQJ • K .I B 2 Vulnf'rable Neither Dealer South West cashed his long heart. and de ThiS deal presents a problem w1th no c lear answers It 's poss1ble after wmmng thP thrrd heart that declarer should play a club t o dummy s ace and a low d1amond back to hts queen If that queen wms. declarer st1ll does not have mnf' tncks hut With the king 0£ dtamonds tn the East hand. he has a wtnnmg play that 1s close to certam He can cash out the club suit end1ng m h1 s hand and then play til e 10 of spades ndrng rt 10 what e ver East ma y hold If l::ast does hold t he K · J of spad es he can wtn a 1nck but 1s the n EAST • 9 75 f\lortb 3 NT South I NT clarer was two away Opemng lead Eao1 All pass '5 for ced e1ther to lead dway Jrom the dJ · amond kmg or to c ome back a spade tnto declarer's strength Declarer's actual play was hne He would make h!s game whenever West held e1ther one or both of the spade honors That's a good percentage play T o desc nbe thts dealm medical terms. I mrght say the operatton was successful. but the pat1ent died CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 The 1 Bmlng & Splos In govern · monl 1t Ludbous t2 no. Lloyd Wobbot whole 1ango 43 Bus user 44 Goblet parts DOWN 1 Yonder musical I 3 Golotln 2Mi9t Sh'lpOIS 17 3 Bits old raloon lologist's Br~ish money Swab· 4 Doslloy bo,.s nood 5 Serna lransmis 20 Workoul sil~ TV, tadio l•m• of lho press . Ihe ole glacio1s 7 Shapo ( Spanosh horo) 27 Salad ba• socton AntltiUsl 3t K1lchen Act apphanco 17 Compulm 33 Lab culler s lype t9 lnd1ao 34 Liko 35 for ono Across 20 C lo ve1 35 Romolo swindle 2t El - lyons 16 - son 6 25 in 10 Bluo phore "Eurokal" 25 ol pUlA 19 Kin of 2J 9 Summo• Yoko socially t5 Yulorday't Answer follow t4 Saw 36 Yale C BS sludont loundor 37 Pot cove1 22 Con Movio of sleuth Bush' s ductm 26 Where oltlce Ptovtn Micl<oy 9 lllum1 Mantle nalod I!Jl !]) Ill Eddie Clprt Septic Tank Pumping $90, Galila Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jeckson, OH 1-800..537-1528. Plumbing W'ISheS model h1msetf aher hrs hero , H1ckok (AI Stereo C (!) Myotoryl A ghostfy dD\J haunts the Baskerville fam1ly (Pt 1 01 2) (1 00) (J) MOVIE: Bamum (2 00) NORTH • A9 2 BRIDGE 0 Rotary or cable tool drilling. Mott welit completed tame day Pump 11111 and Hrvlcl, 30481!-3802 82 Cll U ll2l Cheera Carla young Easterner BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guara11· 111 Local rtfertnciS turnlshtd Fr11 e!lltlmat.. Call coll&et 1· 814-237-0488, day or night Rogtrt EIIMmlllll Waterpr()()flng 614 ·2~· 1611 Married ... With Children AI gets le<l up w11h Peggy lor buytng 1unk at local yard sales (AI 9·00 Home Complete Mobile Home ut upa & repairs, tlso plumbing & electrical, rooHng, remodeling , pat lot & decks tiC REMODELING! Relarences Estimates. 3111 MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP.--....,.------~-----, ' .,, reasons are VALID Cll U ll2l Femo Bueller A charm ,ng, clever young man Oog1ns a new year at l'ugh scool r:;J (!) Sneak Prev.ewt Goes Yldeo CD Wild America Learn the parallels between grow1ng up w•ld and growtng up human Improvements 85 Pontiac brand Am SE, - · 4 door~ .e :;glno_, many lllf'l, U,SISIS ·221». ft ALLEY OOP 446·2~24 SUMMER SELLCOWN Good qu.ellty S+mmentai-Angue atHr call, 6-112 montha old 614· Kawasaki Jet Skis, 1990 Models atlllslhan 1989 Prices 20"4 oH 843-5253 on Wtt Suite, Baja & Cobia Reg. Angus Bull, 4yrs old, Boats! 1~0 & 1991 Models wllh to $4,000 Cash wafghl approx ~600-1700 lbs. $1,000 $'1,200. Conard Hudson, 614-446· Reba!" HAMILTON WATER SPORTS, INC. PROCTORVILLE . 1900 OHIO 614-886-7'188 Registered Yearling Fil ly, Shown as Weanling as Hooalar Classic, 76 Auto Parts & nice, Palamlna Mare, Youth Accessories Points, Gunlls, will show Wasttm or English, 614·286-6522 Pick up beds, Forda and Ch111 1 Special F11dar Ca ll Sale' 1980 to 1987, no rust, 304-675Augusl 25th, 1990, at 1:00p.m 6286 Cattle accepted affar 4.00p.m on Friday at the Athans Livas- 79 Campers & tock Salas, U S 50 Wast, Albany, OH Hauling Ia ava 1table Motor Homes 814-592·2322, 614 -698·3531 1971 Vega cam par, 24 h:, $'1 DOD 304-675-4312 64 Hay & Grain ~913 Ootfga motor home, 304Hay for Sale. Clover & Tlmothl. 173-5363, Charlas Decker. Round Betea In the Field 81 · 245-5§98 1975 motor home Champion. 22 ft ., $7,900 Clean 614-992-5574 Transportation 8:00 Cll iJ ~ Coaby Show The Cosby lam11y looks back on some of thetr favorite momonls (FII r:;J (JJ Major League Boooblll Cll l1l flJ Folhor Dowling Mysteries A man steals antrques tnat once belonged I a h1s lam11y (FI) Stereo r:;J ffi HomeUme Hometune exp!a1ns rooltng , Sldtng and 11nrsh1ng touches (Pt 3 01 3) Motors Livestock 6986 Half Aunner bMne. Pick your Routt 2 Aehtan, 1 1ere lott 3 miiH ooulh Golllpollo lo<ko, public w1ter, no rntrictlona, 110m1 whh rtver tront1ge, 3()4. 178-2338. 0 ID Pro Bowlers Auoclotion 1211 Croaafire 7:35lll Sonford And Son 31 =.:-:---=:..:..:.:__:;_:,:::.:...,..,.- -.!!',. 0 A Iunny th>ng about the stock markells that when one person buys another sells and both people think their Nlaltt Court 0 I!) MlamT Vice Muolc Row Video @ SportoCenter MonoyNno aJ) Scarecrow l Mra. King I!Jl !]) . , ~ Joop~~rdyl l!ll lll M'A'S•H Canning tomatoes Bring eon· talners. lllrrwhall Adame. 114247·20U. Ont eent trailer tot with eounty weter, Nptlc tank 1nd electric hook up. On black top road. Partially fenced. Owner will par· ti1lly finance, $2,1J00. 11kJng price. 304.e75·2722. 41 \. than····. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Adhere- Fancy- Pivot- Oriole - VALID 7.30 Clll) Ftmily Ftud (JJ Bewrtched [l) Entertainment Ton1ght Cll flJ Moma'o Fomlly Vegetables L1nd on 9f~g Avt. mahe nice 1n. 080 i27-643fi trailer lot after 5 pm. 1---------- has guessed nghl •••· IIIIITHANI r:;J General 1ltetrlc washing machine, auto, $75 304-675-6789. 1 OR 1pt , rent $240 plus eltetrlc 2 small BA trailers, $190 plus altetrlc Batwean 9 & 6 30 p m 614-446-0443 Un!que \argt country home 22 aern 5 bedroom, Chei'T')' Ridge S44.~ 6141992-5348. ~ PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES 7:05 (IJ JoHeroono USED APPLIANCES dryar1, reftlgetaton, rangft. Skaggs A~pilancn, Upptr Rlvar Rd B1s1d1 Slone Crut Motel Call 614-446-7398. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOOET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 536 Jackson P1ke from $192/mo Walk to !llhop & movies Call614-446-2568. EOH as a lhat a person who IS crted leading authority is anyone L -l.-.J.L...L.-.1..-.J.-.J. l!lllll County Appliance , Inc. Good used appliances, TV. uts Open 8 a.m. to 6 p m Mon .Sat 614446-1699 627 3rd Ave Gal· llpolla OH for Rent Schult 14x10 upando, CA. Ierg• porches on t/2 acre nea r PI Pltasanl Exc cond, eall tor appointment French City Brockerage, 614-446-9340, 304-S7568g!, I've come to the conclus1on ~ NOTAAS I a Washer~ 3br, 2 bath, newly rltmodelad Otpoait raq'd. $425/mo All ulilities Included 2br 2 bath $35o 614-446-m3, 614-4464222 I I ! ~-..;~,;.7_:;1"8,:...;.1:.....:.;!..::.'!'.., a GOOD 44 I rII MU R P T . . - - - - - - - - - . who Fortune 0 7~54 Couct1, cha ir, oltoman, 2 end tables, 1 eoffaa tables. 1945 9 pe dining room suit, 1 window 9x4 ft , 1 storm door, all exc. cond al'lar 5 p m 614-446.{)373 TralliM Furn'ed or unfum td, 2 BR, eabla, beautiful river view. In Kanauga . Foster's Mobile Home Park. 614-446-1602 6~1286 14xS6 Mobilt home with room addition, halt acre land. 304-675· 1983 Ford F-250, 6cyl., 53,000 mil•• $6,200. 0 B 0 614-446- 4 poslar solid wood antlqua btd $15 . Basutltul English hors& shoa desk and swivel cha ir $500 retails $1,500 plua Jackie 30H7!h!091 Mabile noma, 2 bedroom, nlca loeatlon, utilities furnished 6t4992-5949 Must eell Mason, WV No down payment It assume toed, cuh $18,000 304 -727-5010 or 304 - Hause clunl ng one• a week dapendable, ask tor 01bble 304 675-1145 - -- Mobile hom• for renl to one gantlern1n In Mln•rtvllle 614· 992..J181. lnvestmant Properly Duplu, Gallipolis , Currently rent ad $475 lncoma month $25,000 Call Tim, 9-5, M·Sat 614-4460968 32 JHp CJ5 lock-In Hubs, AMIFM tltrao, good cond , $2,500. negotiable 614-446-6751 3br trailer, 5ml from Gallipolis, Children welcome , Kyger Creek Se Moole, H U 0 approvttd $200 614..46--6434 7 rooms 1 112 baths, country living but close to Malgs School and town Rt 3l-4 lane, Township Road 27 Are! road l o right Call 614-992·7'118 or 1-3642097 NBC Nl9hdy Newo 7:00 ClliJ PM Mogozlno (JJ Andy Griffith Cll tnlide Edition (!) Ill MocNoll Lehrer IMwaHour I))IIJ Current A Holf 1101 112llll ll2l Whoel 01 ~981 3br double wldo, Clark Char.•'· 7ml. from Holzlf Hosp tal, Childrsn walcoma, a~proved 1200 H U.C 614-446·6434. 5 room housa on Lincoln Hill 1 acre, claan lot 6t4-992·3270 TIECIN 6:35 (IJ Andy Griflhh 2 pc., living room suite good eond, 614-44"6-0738 4br, Uvlngroom, dlnlngroom, kitchen, woodburnlng stove, fireplace, 1 112 baths, 2 car garege workshop 614 -367·7800 I I LOMED I I' I t I ~ Nowhl11 C Mobile Homes 2br, mobile Mom a tor rtnl , tote I electric, no pete, no drinkers 614-367-7438. 3 BR, 112 aera, exc: Raccoon Cr11k frontage 80111 dock, new aundeck, 10 min from town City schools 614-256-1691 ll2l Rearrange letters of the four Kramb'-d wordt below 10 form faur sl!'nple words a 3 bedroom Mom1, 2 bathe, dining room full basement, 2 car gerage, 3 112 acres, Jericho ROIId, $49,~ 304-675-2945 3 bedroom, full baaemenl, gu hut, clair, garage, double lot w/moblle home, Wason, WV. 304-882-3593 • 0 IJllll 1101 1121111 [l) Nowo 6:30 Cl)l) WOlD UMI - - - - - - - 14110~ ~y CLAY I. ,QUAN _;;__ _ __ Cll IJ)IIJ ABC Newt r:;J (!) Body Eloctrlc CD 3·2 · 1 Conlacl r:;J 1101 !]) Ill CBS Newo r:;J l!lllll Tllree'a Company Top Ctrd 1D Spor11Look Homes for Sale 3 bedroom hom•. usume balance Mason County Bond Loan 8 5% interaat, wilt eonslder lralltr !Of dowrn pey-ment, 304· 675-1804 PUULII a Trucks for Sale S©\\c{llA -l£ ~tfS" TIIAT DAILY CD I Dream Of Jeann~ (!) Club Connect CD Roodlng Rolnbow r:;J l!lllll Andy Grlllltl1 l!!l Ho· Mon World Today aJ) Hordcaatle And · McConnlck t;l 6:05 (IJ Beverly Hlllbllloo MISSED YOU ON A SCALE OF ''ONE TO 6" 2 bedroom tralltr tar rent GallipoUs Ferry, partially furnished, tree woler & garbogo, phone 304 -113-2668 or a\llnlngs 6752827. 31 u 6:00 Cll 11)1 1-----------,.----------~ _ _ ___:..:_::.:.,;.:.:. for Rent _ __ 24th Chlldrens Home 1 Rd -25th off ol8-4 laurel Cliff Tools, ~nives, brass, collect ltama, sa ws. THURS., AUG. 23 EVENING Taking apptleallons tor 2 large modem vary nice, partly furnished country homes $500 And $400 No Inside pats Reference end depo1lt required. 614·992·6)17 . (!lUL{ JIJJJ mg Aug 23, 24, 25 9 00 till dark. M~S\ m~- LWO For rent: Nlc1 two bedroom hou... 614-446-2479 \_ Vard Sale, Klngtown Ro&d, atar1· ~AVE' ~£AID'. T\Cf£b GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vohlcl.. from $100. Fords. Mareades Corvenea Chevye. Surplus. Your area. OJ 805-687-6000 Ext. 9-10189 3 bldroom, In town Deposit & Rtferencee. Call614-446-0365 Pl. Pleasant I The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Television Viewing Far Sala: 1976 Buick LeSabrt, one owner, A·1 Condition, 12,500 miles, like new, $800. 614441 -0616. Household 3 ~room, in town, Deposit & Rtflftncu. Call 814-446-0365 9-S Autos for Sale 1988 cnevy Cot"'ica . Excalltnt condition. Air, 4 eyt., 4 door, teke ovar p1yment or bell offer. 614-843-5453. Merchandise 3 bedroom, 2110 N Main laue, deposit, reterances , no pete, $285. 304-458-1875 This year, 5 family Men's, womens, chi ldren, baby clot hes , Furniture, glassware, 114 mile off Bulavllle Rd on Georges Creak Ad Aug 23, 24, KIT 'N' CARLYlE® by Larry Space for Rent Counlry Mobile Home Perk, Route 33, Notth ol Pomeroy Lois, rtnltls, par1e, atles Call - Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday, August 23, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Jtl Mait a1 base 40 five 24 Ended a rnlor fast S9c101S roamod 29 Aqueduct ovont 2tl "Beacho•" Sf <II ff by 30 . - land • 31 Ultimato, In slang 32 Old """P subs lance 33 West VIrginia Industry 35 09Car's roommate 38 Draws close lo 41 Tea party crasher DAII.V CRVI"roQUO'J'&II - llere' 1 hmo to wnrl tt · 9123 RQbortiO<I a Crook I Chloe AXYDLRAAXR 11 :00 Cll ll (JJ Cll I)) II 1101 !JIMWI (!) M0118rpieee Theotnl r:;J 1!!J Miami VIce 121 AmoriCI• Muolc Shop ID BeoobiM Tonl9ht IILONGFELLOW 10:30 1121• faMoneyllne aJ)BotmiO 11:30 me !J Tonlghl Slereo. letter Show 8.U (JJ Mognum. p.1. IJleN~~ "-'• ~ =-~1: CBS 1..o1o Night Ponhal and Booker 1nvesligato 8 h~gh sciiOOI foolball coacll. (R I =~ a Tonight Sporta 11J1 MOVIE: - sl.alkh for another In lhi• .amplt A is tl'l<'rl lor lhe three I.'s, ll for 1M lwo O's, elc Slnglt 1•11•19 , apostrophes, 1M length and formation ol the word• •r• •II hints. Each day lhe codt letters are dlflerent Onf' To Qo (2·001 1t:351))a-Q 12:00 IJle E...-vntnt Tonight 1111 Mtgnum, P.t. IA7QIPZQJJ p J AIJIJAIIJRZPUO Mt rrwu .IQIW. - Y••ler. .r'• Ml I 1\ Z I 0 f) (; R II 1\ W P l I MZZM c.,p•.,......, M l OAR I' KAZFAQ IIATING PEOPLE IS LIKE BURNING DOWN YOUR OWN IIOME TO GET RIO OF A RAT. - II.E. FOSDICK I �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Substitute teachers, drivers named The Eastern Local Sc nool Board approved the foUowing substitute and regu l ar bus drlv · ers for the 1990-1991 school year E ln ora Bernard, Sandra Cowdery, Flossie Di ll, Gary Dill, Edward Holter, Keltha Hunt, Ruth Masters, Bruce Myers, Dar lene Reed, Nita J. Ritchie, Carolyn Ritchie, Arc hie Rose, Robert White , George Wolfe and driver Glenn Eas terling pendi ng the approval of the County Board on September 11, 1990. The board al so employed the following substitute teac hers for lhe 1990-1991 school year: Ber· nadette Anderson, Robert C. Ashley, Nancy Bayse. 1\ina Bias. Val eri!' Black, Jud ith Browning, Mary Canaday, Tammy Chap· man. Randy Chu rilla, Sandra Cobb, Larry Coon, Judith Crooks, Deborah Davis, Sharon Edmonds, Michael Edwards. Marsha Eg les ton , Teresa Fields, Thomas Gates, SuP Grace, Fern Grimm, Lucille Haggerty, Carol Hare, Barry Haynes, Paula Horton, Betty Hutchinson, Lois lhle, Rose Ann Jenkins, Chris Judge, David Kaufman, Farle Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, Rar· bara Lawrence. Vinas Lee. Henry Lewis. Bet tyAnn Loftis, Bever ly Lucas, Karen Lyons, Helen Maag, Linda Mancini. Brent Marshall, Judith McCar thy, Debbie McGuire, George McLean. Michael Miller, Nancy Morrisey, Michelle Mow· rey, Gera l d D . Nelson. Kath leen Beat of the Bend Parker, Steven Patterson, Vlclo· ria Peav ley, Max Pierce, Robyn Pitzer, Mary Powell, Robin Pre· ntis, Charles Riley, Lori Rile hie, Kelly D. Rizer, Cyndra Roberts , Jozle Roberts, Nathan Ro· binette, Carolyn Robinson, Susan Roessler, La ura Sal ser, Ar tis Sal yer, Gayle Salyer, Ann Sis· son, Mary B. Slavin, Jeanne Slaw ter, Carol Smith, Margaret Smit h, Gergory Spees, Deanna Spri~gs, Paul Stumbo, Terry Wayland, Ralph Werry, Helen Will iams, Kay Wilson, Donna Wo lfe, and Bryan Zirkle. The board also set the nex 1 spec ial meeting of the board for Sep t. 4 at 6:30 p.m. i n the hig h sc hoo cafeteria and the next regu lar meeting for Sept. 26, at b: 30 p.m. Missing woman returns to family Gwe ndwlen Gibeaut, who had been repo rtt>d missi ng on Tues· day by her family, turned herself in to the Meigs County Sheriff's Departm['nl on WPdnesday . Accord ing to a depa rtment news re lease, she was re leasl'd to Tuppers P1ains·Chester Water District reported that one of the company's water meters, which had been l ocked for non - pay · ment, had been tampered with and the wat er service resto red without permiss ion . the custody of her parent. Accord ing to the sheriff's de· Danny Dav is of Jackson was partment, c harges are pending arrested Tuesday nig ht on a in this matter cha r ge of having a weapon while Sheriff Soulsby also reports under disability . th at Shirley Stephen son of Ra According to Meigs Cou n ty r ine reported that somet ime Sher iff James M . So ulsby, Da v is , Mo nday night , a crossbow, a 24. was arrf:'sted near thE' Vinton pisto l with rifle attac hment and Co unty l ine after a pLsto l was found in hi s vehic le. Davis, accordi ng to Souls by, is und er an indi ct ment on a drug Kei th Hunt, Bus 8: Mrs. Hunt c h ar~e and thu s, is forbidden wi ll begin her rouiP this year un from hav ing a weapon In his Co unty Road 32 !Eagle Ridge!, possession. fro m Stal e Ro ute 7, Townsh ip Davis posted ha nd and was Road .159 IF'oster Road), Horsf' re leased from Jail on Wednesday Cave, County Road 28 to Keno, after noon tra nsfer stude nts with Sandra Do n Poole. the manager of Cowdery , State Rou te 248 In Cheste r E llie Be r nard, Bus 2: Mrs . BPr nard's bus rout!' has chan gPd Co ntinued fr om pag<' I consi derably thi s year. She will product s. bi'g in as she did last year on lloberts reported that the high· Chrr ry Ridge, the n !ravel the way department sent it s hackhOf' upper end of Su mner l(oad. to th e 0 1ive Townshi p Trustees to Silver Ridge, Ow l llolow, Sta te assist in the c lea n up of debris Route 681 and Kayl or Road . She there re sulting from hig h water w ill also pick up student s in th e Severa l tow nship roa ds in Moreland an d Weatherm an Ad Oltvr Township, according to dill ons In Tuppers Plains. llobrrts, were washed out due to Nita Jean Ritch ie, Bus 1. Mrs ! hf' hPavy rains in lhP area Rilchie's rou te wi ll begin on ear lier this week. Especially Lickskillet, travel Success Road . ha rd htl was Rice Road, near Osborne Road , Rownsh ip Road Tuppers Plains 203 . Joppa Roa d. Rice Run Road. Presen t at the meeti ng were Lim berger llidge and Pi ne Tree Hobstet ter and Commissioner s Drive. Ric h Jones, David Koblrn tz and Rut h Master s. Hus 17. Mrs . Pres iden t Manning Roush . Masters' rou tf' will begin on 12 arrows were stole n from her vehicle parked In fron t of her resldencP Olin Roush of Ravenswood repor ted Wedensday that he wa s at the Racine Lol'ks and Dam fi shing on Fr id ay when he and hi s wife retu rned to his vehicl e and di scovered thai three rods and reels had been sto len. The sher iff' s department also report s that ear lier this week. Greg Hicks. Pomeroy, reported th at his rear license plate was los t or s tolrn . Eastern ... _c_on_r_in_u_ed_f_ro_m_r_a~_e_1 CDBG ... EMS runs Meigs Cou nt y F.mrrgPnf'.\' Medica l Services Units rr sponded to nine ca lls for assi s t· a nee on Wednesday At 6: 01 a.m., Pome roy squa d was ca lled to a motor ve hic le acciden t onUS Ro ute3J Bonnie Lt>e Masters was t rans~rted to O'Bieness Memoria l HosptlaL AI 9: 15 a m , RuOand fi re depart · mcnt and sq uad wPrP ca lled to State Route 124 to an automobile acc ident: Penny Hensley wa s rranspor tPd to VrtPra ns MemorIal Hospital. At 9: 24a.m., Middle· port squa d was called lo assi st Rutl and units and treat Ann Williams and Dick Felty, who were not t ransported. Midd l e· pori squad was ca lled 10 Sta te Route 121 far Bobby RupP and Titus Jar vis. T hey were taken to Veteran s Memorial Hospit al at 10: 16 a.m . ,\t 10: 17 a.m, Ty l er .Ja rvi s and Carolyn Lig htnrr were taken to Veterans Memo r Ial from State Route 124 Brenda Jf.l rvls was transpo rted to VetPrans M emor ial from Sta te Route 124 at 10 : 11 a m by Pomerov squad . At 6:35 p.m .. RuOand squa d was ca lled to State Route 143 for Joa n King. King was tak en to Holze r Medica l Ce nt er. AI 11 : 41 a.m .. Rutland sq uad was called to Sta te Roue 684 l or Ra y Word has been received of th e death of Be t ty A. Sarver. 59. Chi llico the, f ormer l y of Meigs Co unt y, who died ear ly Fr iday mo rn ing following an PXIPnc1Prl il lness. She was horn on Au[;ust29, 19.10 In Pomeroy to Howard and Minnie Nelson Vining . Surviving are her husband , Clifford "Clint" Sa rver ; sons Michael L . Sa r ve r and Chri s topher T. Sarver, bo th at hom e, and David K. tCindyi Sarver. Ch illicoth e; threPsistPrs, Phyll is VIning, Pi k et on ; Ber ni ce .JeffPrs, Midd leport : and Fran · ces Overholtz , Eaton . two broth er s, Eldon Vining, Rutland. and Leo VIning, Pomer oy; a grand · daughter . Shea E l izilbcth Sarver; and severa l niP<'PS an d nephews. She was preceded in death by an lnfa n! so n. t wo brnl hers and two sisters. Penny L. Hensley Townsh ip Routt• 314, travel Cou nt y Road 44, Cou nt y Road 50. Stal e lloute 124, lloute 681 and Rye Road. She will pick up onl v junior high and high sc hool students on most of the road s rxcrpt for the k indergarten . The elementary students for Tuppers Plains and Rlvenoew will br tran sported prima r ily by Ni ta .Jean Ritc hie and lloll y Ret-d . Do l ly Reed . Bus 15: Mr s. Reed' s bu s wi ll plrk up only Rive r viPw E!r mrn tary s ludPnl s as she has for years on Stall' Route 681, Co unty Road 50, Co unty Road 44, Sta te Route 124, and studen ts in Reedsvi lle. Sa ndra Cowdery, Bus 12: Mrs. Cowder y's bu s rout e will starT at Forked Run Lake . travel Sla te lloutc 124, Township Road 272. Townsh ip Road 273. Town shi p Road 274, Town shi p Road 265. Tow nship Road 276, Sta te Route 681, Joppa Road and Success Road . HPr rou te is w•ry si milar ro la st year except for th e starti ng point. Hospital news Admissions - Wi lli am Smi th, M 1ddl eport. Disc harges - Pa ul ine Sa und ers and E unice Christy . Su rviv in g are her parP nt s. Robert D. Hensley, Long Boltom. and Sharon L William s. l.angs vi lle: t wo sisters. Ca ndy D Hensley, La ngsvi lle, and Jessico L. Hens iPy, Pomer oy; a brot her . Ja mes H. Hensley, La ngsville: a step ·slster , Ann Williams, Pome roy ; a step·brother , Lee Wil li ~ m s. Pomrru~· . a paiPrnal gra ndm other, M y rtle Pate, P1 ket on ; a pat erna l gra ndmot her St el la Cheva li e r , Tuppers Plains; and sf>ve ral aunts. unclr .o; and co usins. She was prec!'ded in death hv her mater nal gra ndfather. Ro · bert Pate, and her paternal gra nd fa ther, George 0 . Hensley Fu nrra l servicf's wi ll bP 011 Saturday a! 11 a.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev . llol and Wildman offlrialing Burial will hi' in the Su lton U n i t ed Methodist Ch urch cem etery . FriP nd s may call a t lhP funPra! home from 7·9 p.m. on Thursda y and 4·9 p.m . on Fr id ay. Bessie P. Hendricks Pf'nny Lee Hensley, 1R, Ltngs vi lle, died yes terday in an automobile acci dent on State Rou te 124 in Langsvi lle Born on November 29 , 1971 in Deskins . Dt•skin s was tra ns- Parkersbu rg , W.Va ., she was a ported to Holzer Medical Center . sen ior at Meigs Hi gh Sc hooL She was stud yi ng cosmetology a nd was a member of the Meigs High Sc hool VICA Club. Bessie P. Hend ricks. o3, Ni chol s Road, Ru tl and, died un ex pectedly ear ly th is morning at her home . Arra ngements are being com pleted and will be annou nced by Raw lings, Coa t s, Fi sher Funeral Home In Middleport. 39( Soulh Cenlral Oblo Partly cloudy Thursday night, with a low In the middle 60s. Partly cloudy Friday, with highs between 80 and 85. Forecast Saturday throurh Monday Mainly f air through the period, with highs In the 80s and lows In the 60s . ,! I I MEDIUM EGGS 39< GOOD WEEK OF AUGUST 19 Good Only At Powell's Super Value DOZEN of th e Ches ter area. t.s a patient at lliversidc Methodi st Hospital in Col umbus and was rxpPc!Pd to undergo quadrup le hra rt bypass surger y tod ay Ca rds ran bP sC'n t to the hospital c~nd as soon a ~ J more drfinitr addrrs s is: ava ila· biP. you will be so ad\· isrd I ! I I L---------------------------J If you arc not all that talen ted, and tn<JybP just wa nt to be e ntertai ned, then the Woody Her man Orc hest r a will be play · ir.g 111 th e gazebo in KrodPl Park. Po in t Plea san t, fr om 7 to 9 p.m . Sept. 4 The ore hes t ra, one of I he last of the big bands , is under the direction of E'rankiTiberl, and Its appl'arance is I.Jeing sponsored by Ma in St reet Point Pleasant with tickets at ~1 eac h You can gel ti ckets at Ci ty Hall, the Lowe Hotel , or th e Po int Pleasant Main S1rel't Offi ce. A number of the songs for which th e Woody Herman band was known will be included In the show You might hil ve noticed a recent photo in The Daily Sen· tine! showing 1hree t ra in engines in the Hobson Railraod Yards. Many, ma ny ra ilroad workers were in the photo . Ch arl es Searles stopped by to identify some of them . Those still living from the large group pictured arc Sea rles, Ed St iles, Joe Turner. T.R Davis and Edgar Thom as The photo was tak en In the late 1940's to mark the retirement of three members of th e yard crew . Thomas was one of the three so honored. He now resides on Nye A venue in Pomeroy . And another popular AmNican entert ainer - one wi th the abi lit y 1o grasp an aud iPncc by thP lapels- is go ne from the scene. Pearl Ba iley was a favori te of many of us ovPr her long carrer The flowers arr beginntng to look bad for lhl' most part : schools arc poised to reopen; the television rerun s are getting ro hi' a d rag . Mayb<' it 's limP for a change of seasons. Howf'ver . no matter, whal th (~ sf' a son . do kt¥p sm iling. Summer Specials You'll love The Hot Savings You'll Find!!! AIR CONDITIONERS 5,000 BTU ............... SALE $299 CONGOLEUM VINYL FLOOR COVERING - 12 Foot Wide - Large Pattern Selection - 1st Quality 10,000 BTU ............... SALE $4 7 9 12,000 BTU ............... SALE $539 18,000 BTU ............... SALE$ 5 79 Back To School DESK SALE End-Of-The-Season CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON LLOYD I FLANDERS SUMMER FURNITURE SPRINGBASE CHAIRS.LOUNGERS GUDERS AND TABLES REG. S249 PINE DESK $189 $229 CARPET SALE $269 NYLON SCULPTURED CARPET -15 Colors Sale REG. '289 PINE or OAK DESK Sale REG. S339 OAK DESK $269 Specials. I If you are one of our ta len ted res idents, per haps, you wil l be Interested in taking par! In th e ninth annual Footh ills Art Festi· val which will be held th is year at the spacious indoor lodge at Cant er's Cave, five miles north of Jackson. Artist reg istra tion fo rms are now ava ilabl e and artis ts are invi ted to ex hi bi t in categories Includ ing: oll·acrylics; pastel · draw: photography ; prints; three dimensional works and watPrco lor . Boo th spacE's arp ava ilable to exhibiting artists and the show Is professionally judged bu t not lu rled. Cash awards will exceed more than $1,000. Yo u can secure your entry form by wri ti ng the Southern Hi lls Arts Counc il, Box 149, Jackson, Ohio 45640. ANDERSON'S Summar WITH COUPON r---------..,COUPON .;,---------~ I formerly Shop Now For Thall Super POMEIOY, OHIO I Martin, Sale POWELL'S SUPER VALUE Weather Al bi'rt Pomeroy and now a rf'sidPn l of REG. 1399 ROLLTOP DESK MEDIUM EGGS T he footba l l srhedulr at Ea s t· ern High Schoo l has bPPn changed for Friday . Accord ing to Pam Dou thitt, the game with Waterford will be played at Waterford at 7:30p .m . on Friday. Block party nearing... Middleport i s getting ready for It s an nual block party which this year has been set for Saturday, Sept. 15, and wil l aga in be an all day event. There wil l be stage entertain m ent , a car show, crafts, gaes, food sta nd s and sidewa lk sales, the latter being staged, of course, by Middleport bu si nesses. Mike and Debbie Gerla ch are co-cha iring the annual fall party and area res idents Interested In craft and refres hmr'n t sa les stands are to con tact Johnson's Variety Store at their ear liest co nven ience. The phone numbe r Is 992-34SI and ask for Brian or Brenda. If neither are there, plea se !rave your namP a nd phone number and they 'll get bark to yo u with all of th edela ils The more, the merrit.'r, you know, so do get hoppi ng. The new Middleport Arts Cou n· ell wi ll assist w ith craft di splays and varl et v wil l be t he key m the m usiea l ent ertainmen t to be feat ured. Sale Wednesday's Advertisement Should Have Read Schedule change E~tended _ _ _ _ _ __ Area deaths-- Betty A. Sarver Thursday, August 23, 1990 $1399 SQ. YD. Installed W/Pad NYLON SAXONY CARPET -13 Colors $14 99 SQ. YD•. Installed W/Pad SERTA MATTRESS SALE PREMIER COMFORT w!~~~n FULL.. ............ ea. pc. S1 08 TWIN ............... ea. pc. S88 10 YEAR SUPREME ULTRA WUUNTY QUEEN ................ sel S3S4 FULL... ........... ea. pc. s1S4 TWIN ............. ea. pc. S1 08 PERFECT SLEEPER ~:.::~~ QUEEN ................ set 5459 FULL .................... set S379 .. Sl iPPLEMENT TO The Daily Sentinel THURSUA Y, AliGl iST 23, 1990 � https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/15e0f3532f6a1d9fcc1e1c6c24570bf2.pdf 885d08586b104f00ebfe4d15ed89eb7f PDF Text Text Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Substitute teachers, drivers named The Eastern Local Sc nool Board approved the foUowing substitute and regu l ar bus drlv · ers for the 1990-1991 school year E ln ora Bernard, Sandra Cowdery, Flossie Di ll, Gary Dill, Edward Holter, Keltha Hunt, Ruth Masters, Bruce Myers, Dar lene Reed, Nita J. Ritchie, Carolyn Ritchie, Arc hie Rose, Robert White , George Wolfe and driver Glenn Eas terling pendi ng the approval of the County Board on September 11, 1990. The board al so employed the following substitute teac hers for lhe 1990-1991 school year: Ber· nadette Anderson, Robert C. Ashley, Nancy Bayse. 1\ina Bias. Val eri!' Black, Jud ith Browning, Mary Canaday, Tammy Chap· man. Randy Chu rilla, Sandra Cobb, Larry Coon, Judith Crooks, Deborah Davis, Sharon Edmonds, Michael Edwards. Marsha Eg les ton , Teresa Fields, Thomas Gates, SuP Grace, Fern Grimm, Lucille Haggerty, Carol Hare, Barry Haynes, Paula Horton, Betty Hutchinson, Lois lhle, Rose Ann Jenkins, Chris Judge, David Kaufman, Farle Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, Rar· bara Lawrence. Vinas Lee. Henry Lewis. Bet tyAnn Loftis, Bever ly Lucas, Karen Lyons, Helen Maag, Linda Mancini. Brent Marshall, Judith McCar thy, Debbie McGuire, George McLean. Michael Miller, Nancy Morrisey, Michelle Mow· rey, Gera l d D . Nelson. Kath leen Beat of the Bend Parker, Steven Patterson, Vlclo· ria Peav ley, Max Pierce, Robyn Pitzer, Mary Powell, Robin Pre· ntis, Charles Riley, Lori Rile hie, Kelly D. Rizer, Cyndra Roberts , Jozle Roberts, Nathan Ro· binette, Carolyn Robinson, Susan Roessler, La ura Sal ser, Ar tis Sal yer, Gayle Salyer, Ann Sis· son, Mary B. Slavin, Jeanne Slaw ter, Carol Smith, Margaret Smit h, Gergory Spees, Deanna Spri~gs, Paul Stumbo, Terry Wayland, Ralph Werry, Helen Will iams, Kay Wilson, Donna Wo lfe, and Bryan Zirkle. The board also set the nex 1 spec ial meeting of the board for Sep t. 4 at 6:30 p.m. i n the hig h sc hoo cafeteria and the next regu lar meeting for Sept. 26, at b: 30 p.m. Missing woman returns to family Gwe ndwlen Gibeaut, who had been repo rtt>d missi ng on Tues· day by her family, turned herself in to the Meigs County Sheriff's Departm['nl on WPdnesday . Accord ing to a depa rtment news re lease, she was re leasl'd to Tuppers P1ains·Chester Water District reported that one of the company's water meters, which had been l ocked for non - pay · ment, had been tampered with and the wat er service resto red without permiss ion . the custody of her parent. Accord ing to the sheriff's de· Danny Dav is of Jackson was partment, c harges are pending arrested Tuesday nig ht on a in this matter cha r ge of having a weapon while Sheriff Soulsby also reports under disability . th at Shirley Stephen son of Ra According to Meigs Cou n ty r ine reported that somet ime Sher iff James M . So ulsby, Da v is , Mo nday night , a crossbow, a 24. was arrf:'sted near thE' Vinton pisto l with rifle attac hment and Co unty l ine after a pLsto l was found in hi s vehic le. Davis, accordi ng to Souls by, is und er an indi ct ment on a drug Kei th Hunt, Bus 8: Mrs. Hunt c h ar~e and thu s, is forbidden wi ll begin her rouiP this year un from hav ing a weapon In his Co unty Road 32 !Eagle Ridge!, possession. fro m Stal e Ro ute 7, Townsh ip Davis posted ha nd and was Road .159 IF'oster Road), Horsf' re leased from Jail on Wednesday Cave, County Road 28 to Keno, after noon tra nsfer stude nts with Sandra Do n Poole. the manager of Cowdery , State Rou te 248 In Cheste r E llie Be r nard, Bus 2: Mrs . BPr nard's bus rout!' has chan gPd Co ntinued fr om pag<' I consi derably thi s year. She will product s. bi'g in as she did last year on lloberts reported that the high· Chrr ry Ridge, the n !ravel the way department sent it s hackhOf' upper end of Su mner l(oad. to th e 0 1ive Townshi p Trustees to Silver Ridge, Ow l llolow, Sta te assist in the c lea n up of debris Route 681 and Kayl or Road . She there re sulting from hig h water w ill also pick up student s in th e Severa l tow nship roa ds in Moreland an d Weatherm an Ad Oltvr Township, according to dill ons In Tuppers Plains. llobrrts, were washed out due to Nita Jean Ritch ie, Bus 1. Mrs ! hf' hPavy rains in lhP area Rilchie's rou te wi ll begin on ear lier this week. Especially Lickskillet, travel Success Road . ha rd htl was Rice Road, near Osborne Road , Rownsh ip Road Tuppers Plains 203 . Joppa Roa d. Rice Run Road. Presen t at the meeti ng were Lim berger llidge and Pi ne Tree Hobstet ter and Commissioner s Drive. Ric h Jones, David Koblrn tz and Rut h Master s. Hus 17. Mrs . Pres iden t Manning Roush . Masters' rou tf' will begin on 12 arrows were stole n from her vehicle parked In fron t of her resldencP Olin Roush of Ravenswood repor ted Wedensday that he wa s at the Racine Lol'ks and Dam fi shing on Fr id ay when he and hi s wife retu rned to his vehicl e and di scovered thai three rods and reels had been sto len. The sher iff' s department also report s that ear lier this week. Greg Hicks. Pomeroy, reported th at his rear license plate was los t or s tolrn . Eastern ... _c_on_r_in_u_ed_f_ro_m_r_a~_e_1 CDBG ... EMS runs Meigs Cou nt y F.mrrgPnf'.\' Medica l Services Units rr sponded to nine ca lls for assi s t· a nee on Wednesday At 6: 01 a.m., Pome roy squa d was ca lled to a motor ve hic le acciden t onUS Ro ute3J Bonnie Lt>e Masters was t rans~rted to O'Bieness Memoria l HosptlaL AI 9: 15 a m , RuOand fi re depart · mcnt and sq uad wPrP ca lled to State Route 124 to an automobile acc ident: Penny Hensley wa s rranspor tPd to VrtPra ns MemorIal Hospital. At 9: 24a.m., Middle· port squa d was called lo assi st Rutl and units and treat Ann Williams and Dick Felty, who were not t ransported. Midd l e· pori squad was ca lled 10 Sta te Route 121 far Bobby RupP and Titus Jar vis. T hey were taken to Veteran s Memorial Hospit al at 10: 16 a.m . ,\t 10: 17 a.m, Ty l er .Ja rvi s and Carolyn Lig htnrr were taken to Veterans Memo r Ial from State Route 124 Brenda Jf.l rvls was transpo rted to VetPrans M emor ial from Sta te Route 124 at 10 : 11 a m by Pomerov squad . At 6:35 p.m .. RuOand squa d was ca lled to State Route 143 for Joa n King. King was tak en to Holze r Medica l Ce nt er. AI 11 : 41 a.m .. Rutland sq uad was called to Sta te Roue 684 l or Ra y Word has been received of th e death of Be t ty A. Sarver. 59. Chi llico the, f ormer l y of Meigs Co unt y, who died ear ly Fr iday mo rn ing following an PXIPnc1Prl il lness. She was horn on Au[;ust29, 19.10 In Pomeroy to Howard and Minnie Nelson Vining . Surviving are her husband , Clifford "Clint" Sa rver ; sons Michael L . Sa r ve r and Chri s topher T. Sarver, bo th at hom e, and David K. tCindyi Sarver. Ch illicoth e; threPsistPrs, Phyll is VIning, Pi k et on ; Ber ni ce .JeffPrs, Midd leport : and Fran · ces Overholtz , Eaton . two broth er s, Eldon Vining, Rutland. and Leo VIning, Pomer oy; a grand · daughter . Shea E l izilbcth Sarver; and severa l niP<'PS an d nephews. She was preceded in death by an lnfa n! so n. t wo brnl hers and two sisters. Penny L. Hensley Townsh ip Routt• 314, travel Cou nt y Road 44, Cou nt y Road 50. Stal e lloute 124, lloute 681 and Rye Road. She will pick up onl v junior high and high sc hool students on most of the road s rxcrpt for the k indergarten . The elementary students for Tuppers Plains and Rlvenoew will br tran sported prima r ily by Ni ta .Jean Ritc hie and lloll y Ret-d . Do l ly Reed . Bus 15: Mr s. Reed' s bu s wi ll plrk up only Rive r viPw E!r mrn tary s ludPnl s as she has for years on Stall' Route 681, Co unty Road 50, Co unty Road 44, Sta te Route 124, and studen ts in Reedsvi lle. Sa ndra Cowdery, Bus 12: Mrs. Cowder y's bu s rout e will starT at Forked Run Lake . travel Sla te lloutc 124, Township Road 272. Townsh ip Road 273. Town shi p Road 274, Town shi p Road 265. Tow nship Road 276, Sta te Route 681, Joppa Road and Success Road . HPr rou te is w•ry si milar ro la st year except for th e starti ng point. Hospital news Admissions - Wi lli am Smi th, M 1ddl eport. Disc harges - Pa ul ine Sa und ers and E unice Christy . Su rviv in g are her parP nt s. Robert D. Hensley, Long Boltom. and Sharon L William s. l.angs vi lle: t wo sisters. Ca ndy D Hensley, La ngsvi lle, and Jessico L. Hens iPy, Pomer oy; a brot her . Ja mes H. Hensley, La ngsville: a step ·slster , Ann Williams, Pome roy ; a step·brother , Lee Wil li ~ m s. Pomrru~· . a paiPrnal gra ndm other, M y rtle Pate, P1 ket on ; a pat erna l gra ndmot her St el la Cheva li e r , Tuppers Plains; and sf>ve ral aunts. unclr .o; and co usins. She was prec!'ded in death hv her mater nal gra ndfather. Ro · bert Pate, and her paternal gra nd fa ther, George 0 . Hensley Fu nrra l servicf's wi ll bP 011 Saturday a! 11 a.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev . llol and Wildman offlrialing Burial will hi' in the Su lton U n i t ed Methodist Ch urch cem etery . FriP nd s may call a t lhP funPra! home from 7·9 p.m. on Thursda y and 4·9 p.m . on Fr id ay. Bessie P. Hendricks Pf'nny Lee Hensley, 1R, Ltngs vi lle, died yes terday in an automobile acci dent on State Rou te 124 in Langsvi lle Born on November 29 , 1971 in Deskins . Dt•skin s was tra ns- Parkersbu rg , W.Va ., she was a ported to Holzer Medical Center . sen ior at Meigs Hi gh Sc hooL She was stud yi ng cosmetology a nd was a member of the Meigs High Sc hool VICA Club. Bessie P. Hend ricks. o3, Ni chol s Road, Ru tl and, died un ex pectedly ear ly th is morning at her home . Arra ngements are being com pleted and will be annou nced by Raw lings, Coa t s, Fi sher Funeral Home In Middleport. 39( Soulh Cenlral Oblo Partly cloudy Thursday night, with a low In the middle 60s. Partly cloudy Friday, with highs between 80 and 85. Forecast Saturday throurh Monday Mainly f air through the period, with highs In the 80s and lows In the 60s . ,! I I MEDIUM EGGS 39< GOOD WEEK OF AUGUST 19 Good Only At Powell's Super Value DOZEN of th e Ches ter area. t.s a patient at lliversidc Methodi st Hospital in Col umbus and was rxpPc!Pd to undergo quadrup le hra rt bypass surger y tod ay Ca rds ran bP sC'n t to the hospital c~nd as soon a ~ J more drfinitr addrrs s is: ava ila· biP. you will be so ad\· isrd I ! I I L---------------------------J If you arc not all that talen ted, and tn<JybP just wa nt to be e ntertai ned, then the Woody Her man Orc hest r a will be play · ir.g 111 th e gazebo in KrodPl Park. Po in t Plea san t, fr om 7 to 9 p.m . Sept. 4 The ore hes t ra, one of I he last of the big bands , is under the direction of E'rankiTiberl, and Its appl'arance is I.Jeing sponsored by Ma in St reet Point Pleasant with tickets at ~1 eac h You can gel ti ckets at Ci ty Hall, the Lowe Hotel , or th e Po int Pleasant Main S1rel't Offi ce. A number of the songs for which th e Woody Herman band was known will be included In the show You might hil ve noticed a recent photo in The Daily Sen· tine! showing 1hree t ra in engines in the Hobson Railraod Yards. Many, ma ny ra ilroad workers were in the photo . Ch arl es Searles stopped by to identify some of them . Those still living from the large group pictured arc Sea rles, Ed St iles, Joe Turner. T.R Davis and Edgar Thom as The photo was tak en In the late 1940's to mark the retirement of three members of th e yard crew . Thomas was one of the three so honored. He now resides on Nye A venue in Pomeroy . And another popular AmNican entert ainer - one wi th the abi lit y 1o grasp an aud iPncc by thP lapels- is go ne from the scene. Pearl Ba iley was a favori te of many of us ovPr her long carrer The flowers arr beginntng to look bad for lhl' most part : schools arc poised to reopen; the television rerun s are getting ro hi' a d rag . Mayb<' it 's limP for a change of seasons. Howf'ver . no matter, whal th (~ sf' a son . do kt¥p sm iling. Summer Specials You'll love The Hot Savings You'll Find!!! AIR CONDITIONERS 5,000 BTU ............... SALE $299 CONGOLEUM VINYL FLOOR COVERING - 12 Foot Wide - Large Pattern Selection - 1st Quality 10,000 BTU ............... SALE $4 7 9 12,000 BTU ............... SALE $539 18,000 BTU ............... SALE$ 5 79 Back To School DESK SALE End-Of-The-Season CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON LLOYD I FLANDERS SUMMER FURNITURE SPRINGBASE CHAIRS.LOUNGERS GUDERS AND TABLES REG. S249 PINE DESK $189 $229 CARPET SALE $269 NYLON SCULPTURED CARPET -15 Colors Sale REG. '289 PINE or OAK DESK Sale REG. S339 OAK DESK $269 Specials. I If you are one of our ta len ted res idents, per haps, you wil l be Interested in taking par! In th e ninth annual Footh ills Art Festi· val which will be held th is year at the spacious indoor lodge at Cant er's Cave, five miles north of Jackson. Artist reg istra tion fo rms are now ava ilabl e and artis ts are invi ted to ex hi bi t in categories Includ ing: oll·acrylics; pastel · draw: photography ; prints; three dimensional works and watPrco lor . Boo th spacE's arp ava ilable to exhibiting artists and the show Is professionally judged bu t not lu rled. Cash awards will exceed more than $1,000. Yo u can secure your entry form by wri ti ng the Southern Hi lls Arts Counc il, Box 149, Jackson, Ohio 45640. ANDERSON'S Summar WITH COUPON r---------..,COUPON .;,---------~ I formerly Shop Now For Thall Super POMEIOY, OHIO I Martin, Sale POWELL'S SUPER VALUE Weather Al bi'rt Pomeroy and now a rf'sidPn l of REG. 1399 ROLLTOP DESK MEDIUM EGGS T he footba l l srhedulr at Ea s t· ern High Schoo l has bPPn changed for Friday . Accord ing to Pam Dou thitt, the game with Waterford will be played at Waterford at 7:30p .m . on Friday. Block party nearing... Middleport i s getting ready for It s an nual block party which this year has been set for Saturday, Sept. 15, and wil l aga in be an all day event. There wil l be stage entertain m ent , a car show, crafts, gaes, food sta nd s and sidewa lk sales, the latter being staged, of course, by Middleport bu si nesses. Mike and Debbie Gerla ch are co-cha iring the annual fall party and area res idents Interested In craft and refres hmr'n t sa les stands are to con tact Johnson's Variety Store at their ear liest co nven ience. The phone numbe r Is 992-34SI and ask for Brian or Brenda. If neither are there, plea se !rave your namP a nd phone number and they 'll get bark to yo u with all of th edela ils The more, the merrit.'r, you know, so do get hoppi ng. The new Middleport Arts Cou n· ell wi ll assist w ith craft di splays and varl et v wil l be t he key m the m usiea l ent ertainmen t to be feat ured. Sale Wednesday's Advertisement Should Have Read Schedule change E~tended _ _ _ _ _ __ Area deaths-- Betty A. Sarver Thursday, August 23, 1990 $1399 SQ. YD. Installed W/Pad NYLON SAXONY CARPET -13 Colors $14 99 SQ. YD•. Installed W/Pad SERTA MATTRESS SALE PREMIER COMFORT w!~~~n FULL.. ............ ea. pc. S1 08 TWIN ............... ea. pc. S88 10 YEAR SUPREME ULTRA WUUNTY QUEEN ................ sel S3S4 FULL... ........... ea. pc. s1S4 TWIN ............. ea. pc. S1 08 PERFECT SLEEPER ~:.::~~ QUEEN ................ set 5459 FULL .................... set S379 .. Sl iPPLEMENT TO The Daily Sentinel THURSUA Y, AliGl iST 23, 1990 �I<)<)() FOOTBALl . EIJITIO'\ 1',\l;(·: TWO- Hit: DAILY SENTINEL I')')() FOOTRAIJ . ElliTIO'i TilE llAII .Y SENITNEI~I'A(;E TIIIIH Marauders ... ::,. 1990 MEIGS MARAUDERS - The 1990 edition of the Meigs Marauders o1wns their season on Friday night at Gallipolis. Pictured on the front row, h•ft to right are- Geoff Cogar, Aaron Sheets, Mike Mayer, Curtis Dalwn, Dav e Lt•ster, Burt Kennedy, Mike Call and Eric Heck. Second row ( 1-r) - Jol' McElroy, Frank Blak<•, Bill Anderson, T erry McGuire, Steve Caruthers, Matt Haynes, Shawn hawley, J eremy Phalln, Chuck Mash, Mike Welch, and David Rces . Third row ( 1-r) - Danny Lt•wls, Uidrard Stewart, Dt•nnls Edrnlnston, ,Jt•rerny Rupe, Rill Harh•ss , KPvin Muss!'r, Rohhy Wyatt, Mlkt• Crernt•ans, Kevin Lamhert, Matt ( 'radth)('k , and Sil'v<' Swat ·, r l. Fourth row (1 -r) - Don Hall, Paul Anspal'h, S1 ·ott (;ardm•r, !Irian Hoffman, ,Jason ll<•llav:llll', .Jakp K ennl'dy, S!'ott I'Ptl<•r." m, and KPvin Whohn•_v. Fifth row (1-r) - Eri!' Wagner, Tom ( 'rpnu·ans, .JI'ff llowl'll. ('had llnru·an, Ton.v King, Malt Clark, Heath Hudson, ltonni<• fhiPs , Shawn ('rpnu·an.s, and (;ary King . Bad row Head Coat·h Mik<· Staggs, l>aryl Ow••n.s, llill ltuss, lloh Wl'rry, and ,Jop ,Johnson. Co ntinued from pagP 2 la s t y<•a r wi th li7 la ck iPs. AI linl'iJcl!'k!'r, HupP. KPnnPdy, 11 <111! '." and sophomon•, Mikt · ( 'r<'nH •a ns, all !'XJl!'Ct!'d lo S!'P ""l ion. C' rPmra ns a :; 10 . 1711 poundPJ" l!'d th!' l!'am wit h Kli la<·k l!'s as a frpshman last I"P<Ir, has b!'!'ll slowpd th is sumrnrr with a broken an kiP. Hl akP will b!' ba ck at his "ornt•r back slot w hen• he pi!'kPd off Pight Pnern y passes . .Joining him w ill be McGuir!' at halfback with Hudson also sPP ing limP therP, HPc k and Wrlch will bP at lhP strong sa fpty with Hawl ey at fr ep sa fPi y. Th<· placP kicking chores will !Jp handlrd by junior . Stevp Car uther s 1ti-0, 15:1), wilh Krn nerly handling thp kickoffs w hilr Phalin dops lhP punting . " Our slrpnght s will be exprriPncr at the skilled positions (Continued on Page 4) RETl iRNING LETTERMEN - Thl' Meigs Marauders have 15 returning for this year's team. Left to right In the front row are- Eric Heck, Robby Wyatt, Frank Blake, Matt llaynes, Krvin Musser, Jeremy Phalln, and Terry McGuire. Second row - 1- r) Davt• Lester, Aaron Slu•l'ls, ,J!'rt•mv Rupe, Burt KPnnt•dy, Geoff ('ogwr, Dl'nnls Edrninstor;, Shawn Hawley, and Mike Crl'nwans. Marauders return 15 lettennen from 1989 team SPco nd yPar Mrigs Marauder Football Coac h MikP Staggs wplcomes back 15 letterm en from las t yPar's l ea rn th at finishrd 5-5 ovprall and 5-:l in lhP Tri-Valley Confer anc!'. T hr 5-J finish for the Maraud Prs was good enough for a lhri'P·way tiP for third place in 1hr TVC with Belpre and Vinton Co unt y. The Marauder s los t sPvt• n sPn ior s from las t year's !Pam, including AII ·TVC Performrrs DPnnls Booth!', Ed Croo ks, Jay Humphr!'y s. and Doug Stewart. Skilled Positions Thl' strPngth of th l' Maraud Prs is Pxper iC'ncp at the skilled positions as lhP m aroon and go ld rPiurn lhP entire startin g offPnsivf' backfiPid . Thf' run ning backs will be juniors. Fu llbac k is Frank B lakP (5-8, 1b(}) and tailbac k is TNry McGuirP 1~ - 9.177) . Blake, a fi rs t IPam Al i-TVC pNformrr, rushPd for R4H yards in 157 car ri ps las t yra r which was guod enoug h for a 5.4 yards a carry avprage, while McG ui re ga ined 325 ya rd s in 57 ca rri,..s good enough for 5.7 yards a clip. Taknted frps hman , Hea th Hud - su n (5 -8, 154), is also expected to spe ac tion at tailback behind McCuire. The quarterback will be junior, .J erC" my Phalin (5·10, 185 ). Phalin started eight ga mes last yea r and threw for 460 yards and six touchdowns. MvGulre is al so expected to see some action at quart erback. Eri c Heck 15·4, 128) will be the wingback with MikP Welc h 15-9, 140) expected to see action alyo. (ti -2, 250) and Mikr M ayPr lb -4, 235) with juniors Bill Anderson (5 -10 , 205), Charles Ma sh 16·1, 185) and Danny LPwis (6 -1, 2~01 all ex pec ted to sel' art ion. St•<•k Starting llt•r ths Thf' dl'f<·n si \'1' linl' is wid•• OJX' n w ith l:dmin ston, Coga r, Andprson. and Sh!'Pis along wi!h ,;r nior, Da vP l.• •stt• r a li :1. 2111 poundl'r , and soph om orl'. Hi!'hard Si!'wart (5-10, 1 ~{>1. IJalllin g for starting positi ons. i.Pslt' r was lhird on lhP l!'am Con tinued on page 3 High School Football AI tight end, juniors Shawn Hawl ey (6-1, 170) and Bill Har· less (5·11,180), and senior Geoff Coga r (6-2, 200) are vying for the starting job, while at split Pnd, juniors Robby Wyatt (5-9, 162). Matt Hay nes (5-10, 145) and Shawn Lambert a 6·0 , 163 sophomorp are Pxpec ted to sep action. Over th e ball at center wil l be junior, Dennis Edmlnston a 6-1. 2 1 ~ pounder, with sophomore, Stpve Swatze l (5-10, 200 ). pushing for playing time. Th P guard s wi ll bP junior, J er em y Ru!Jf' (5 -10, 2001, who moves from fullba ck and senior, Burt Kennedy t6-2, 210) . The ta ckles will be sP nlors Aaron Sheets BEST WISHES ,................ . •COACH MIKE STAGGS and his MEIGS MARAUDERS •COACH RANDY CHURILLA and his EASTERN EAGLES •COACH DAVE GAUL and his SOUTHERN TORNADOES •COACH DON VANMETER and his WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS Catch All The Excitement GOOD LUCK! •MEIGS MARAUDERS •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •EASTERN EAGLES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS PAT HILL CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, DODGE COACHING STAFF - The coaching staff for the 1990 Meigs Marauders are,left to right - Daryl Owens, Bill Ross, Head Coach Mikl' Staggs, Boh Wl'rry , and ,Jol' ,Johnson ..... ..... ~ ' ' .. . . ' 399 SO. THIRD ....... . . .. ' ... .... ' .. . ...... . ' ... ...... .. ...... .... .. .. . . . . . ' Your Bank{(}tAI~· . Farmers Bank ' ' ' ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 992-2136 221 WEST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO 985 -3385 STATE ROUTE 1 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO MEMIJER FUIC �1' -\j;E FOI IR-TIIF. IIAII .\ !'ENTINH. 1990 HlOTIIAI.I. UliTION THE DAILY SENTINI\L-PAG£ f'IVF. .36· -• . \T•r <II "\. . 1990 TORNADOES - Members of the 1990 Southern football team are front row (1-r) - Stephen Boso, J.B. Boso, Ron Wagner, Robert Kimes, Todd Harrison, Kevin Grady, Joey Hensler, Trenton Cleland, Tucker Williams, and Dave Smith. Second row (1-r) -Jason LaudermUt, Eddie Willis, Nick Adams, Michael Evans, ,Jason Circle, Travis Neace, Todd Grindstaff, Jamie Proffitt, Jarrod Circle, Robert IIIII, and Glenn Young. Third row from left to right Kenny Clark, Kyle Wickline, ,Jamey Smith, Jerry Hayman, Sam Shain, Darrln Powell, Russell Singleton, Robert Hendrix, Assi§tant Coach Jell Baker, and Head Coach David Gaul. Absent- As~lstant Coach Bill Hensler. TORNADO COACHING STAFF - Dlredlng the Purph• and Gold for the upcoming season an•, left to right Assistant Coach Bill Hensler , Head Coach David Gaul and Assistant Coach Jell Baker. Southern gridders have eight starters returning Second yPar head roach David Gaul welcomps back four startPrs on offense and ~ur starters on dP~nse kom last ypar's 1-9 team as the SouthPrn Tornadoes prPpare for thp spason opPner at homp on August 24, against Fort Frye. On offensp Kyle Wickline a 5·9, 185 sophomore. will bP over the ball at renter . The guards will be Todd Harrison, a 5-7,1.10 junior and Kevin Grady, a 5-R. 130 junior, all three. according to Coac h Cau I, ha ve had :n Marauders ···-----!Co ntinuPd from Pagr .ond our allilud!'. Thrallilud••of lh1• kids in praclicr ha s hl'<'n good , commP nl ecl Maraucl• ·r coac h MikP Staggs, but our linr· still nPPds some work ". Stagg s lists Wl'ilslon. Vinton Co unt v and Nl'isonviii<• -York ' " 1111• IPam s lo bml . "Our sl'ill'dulp start s out Iough with road gamps with SFOAL powPr C.J!Iia AcadPmv and Vinton Cou nt y hl'forP n •turning homP lo play NPi son vilil•. " Staggs ' ·om nll'n!Pd. ,\ssistanls Nanwd Staggs will bp assistl'd thi s 1 <·ar b• · .loP .Johnson. !3111 Ro ss. fo1·mpr Maraudpr quar!Prhack lloh WPrry and Daryl Ow!'ns. 7 \ - 11<~1111 \' I . ~ ' W I ..,T T ; h ] ! '10 I I M.tll Cl.tl k TT l'1-. l.tk1 · Kt •mwd\ T T l t i- . l<~ .., crl Di •ll ,n·.t llf' c; IH-: I "• lllh'l 1 t. ll 17', I ' 1'! 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I •, Iii I ' I II I ].1 ;, 1 ~1 r, '1 I !'1 r, 1 ·~ q 1 1 ·, lll Jt. 7 I " ~~ !'Ill I h \ 2 10 I ', HI I 'N1 . I~ 11 1 :. we -d - Dt •nnl', 1-'d mrn .. rnn ( · Ill-: 1 1; I '•"•- HtC"h.rnJ Sh•Har1 t ' l>F "!. i Ill ~>11 - llurl h:i ·nrwll\" C I.H I I. 1 "1 -. ll'lf Tt ,, n <; t\(; I 'I 7 ' •11 -. /df /lrn \' 't'll (; J)~ I 'II• hi- C.u \King C 1.11 I 'li • ·, H- Ch tw k M ,, .., IJ T />I· I hI : 1- M1kt · Ma\t ' t TT l h ·I ·;!. - < •n ri . . Dall on T NL l h1 lV1 ~ ~·I 110 1'{1 I Ill 110 I K"1 /..1', :.! ~ rl IIEG INS SECOND YEi\R Mike Staggs ht>gins his sct·ond yt•ar at tlw helm of the Meigs Maraud<•rs. Staggs his team to a 5-5 n·cord la-~t year overall and a 5-:1 record In th1• T.V.C. outs tanding practices. Thr (c.-R. 140, sophomore) and Sam t ark IPS wi II be RobPrt Hendrix Shain a 6-2, 220 pound freshman !6-1, 205, sPnior) and r ithPr arr al so looki ng to ~~·P action .Jamie Smith (5 -11, 165, frrsh - when thP purplr and gold havP man) or .Jerry Hayman a 5-11, the ball. C!Pnn Young a 5-R, 220 200 junior. pound sophomore will handiP The tight end will be Dan·in thP kicking dutiPs with Evans Powell a 6-1, 175 fres hman, rloing lhr punting . while Jason Circlp will get th p On defense Wlr klinP , wi ll be nod at wide receiver. Circ le is a lhP middle guard . The ta rk !Ps 5-11 . 155 srnior, hr ha s been will b(' sophomorP Russpll slowr<l lhP sPason by injuries. SingiPi on a 6-1, 1R5 pounder and The quarterback will br .Jarred Hayma n i\1 onP dPiensive end Circle a 5-10 , 160 pound senior. junior JamiP Proffitt a 5-11 , 155 Travi s NeasP r5 -ll, 165 sr nior) poundPr will start with Powell will rrturn al tailback , while getting th e nod at theothere nd. Ron WagnPr o-8, 150 pound Proffitt ha s been doing a good junior, will get the nod at job in his first year of playing fullba ck. The Z-back will be football. The linebackers will Todd Grindstaff a 5-10, 155 be Grindstaff and Shane Circle, pound senior. Mike Evans (5 -9. a 5·10, 170 junior on the outside 140 sophomore), Nick Adams while Wagn<'r will start in the middle. In th e defensive back field Nease and Adams will b• · Continued on pagp 5 5 COACH DAVID GAUL GOOD LUCK *MEIGS MARAUDERS *SOUTHERN TORNADOES *EASTERN EAGLES *WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS htritl'tgt houst 'jh ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR MIDDLEPORT 992-5627 SHOE PLACE GO TEAMS GO RETURNING SUS LETTERMAN - Returning lettermen lor the 1990 Southern To rna· does arP, front row ( 1-r) -,Jason C'irde, Travis Nease and ,Jar rod Circle. Second row- Roher I Hendrix, Todd Grindslall and Rus.~l'll Singleton. Southern.,, Continued from pagp 4 thl' cornPrbarks whilr Mikr I-:v ans will bP lhP frrl' sa fpt y. A lso rxprclrd to seP ac ti on on defen s<• are Joey Hen siPr. :,.fi, 145, sophomon•, Hendrix and Smith . "Wp hal'l' an expe riencl'd offf' nsil 'l' backfiPid and group of rrcPivPrs back. but we ha vl' a lot of inexperiPnce on th e linP on both sidPs of thr ball ." said r;aul. " ThP linPbackl'r and df'fPn sivp backs will al so bp a strong point for us ." A key for the Tornadoes this s1•aso n will bP how fa st lhP yo ung kids develop as 14 of !Ill' TornadoPs ar Pithl'r sophomorl' or frl'shml'n . " Overall! I'Xpl'cl this !Pam to dPvelop quickly, \Vp h.J I'<' thf' Pnthu sia sm a nd a Jntr rPsl lo pla v foo tball. " Caul -t 't t t t t t t concluded . Helping the form er Eastern Eagle and Ohio University Bobcat this year will be ex Tornado Head Coach Bill Hensl er and former Ohio Uni· V('J'Sily quartt>rhack ,J('{f Flakrr. Besides lhP al ways tough SV A C sc hedull' and opPnPr wit h Fori F'ryP, I hi' Purple and Gold will also mrPI WatPrford on the roJd on August Jl and Ironton St . .Joe on September 7 at honw SOI ' TIIEII~ i\u~ 1 ~ - Fnr! h w 11 - N ick Adams \Y - Jarrod Cirri I' 112-. las tfl Ci rl' lf' 'lr•- Sh.tnl' ( 'lrrlf' H - Tn·nt on ( 'h'land l 'l- M ich;wl E\"a ll '\ 7'"- K<'''in Crady l ii - Michal'l (;rimls ta ff t)(I - T :K.Id !Ia r 1isoo 70- .lt •JJ)' ''wpl ! I 1\q: t •l l '; o· t\., II "' ' '"' ! K H . t llll.lll Tt . 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Cood Luckl GOOD LUCK EASTERN EAGLES MEIGS MARAUDERS SOUTHERN TORNADOES WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS •Meigs Marauders •Southern Tornadoes •Eastern Eagles •Wahama White Falcons From BAUM TRUE VALUE CHESTER, OHIO __ ..._. _ -t--- -· ----- -- 1990 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ._ CENTRAL TRlST 992-6661 MIDDlEPORT, OHIO APNCBANK MEMBER mu: 446-002 GAlliPOliS, OHIO �1'·\ f;t: SIX-THt: DAILY SENTINEL 1990 FOOTBALL EDITION 1990 FOOTBALL EDITION Eastern Eagles have 13 •d coa h tt •tH 1e ennen, new gn c SVAC grid champions Yt'ar·t'hamplon 1'158-Kygt>r Crt>t'k. .... ;~~OK~~~d~r~~·k: Lea . . . . t' gu :.: ....... .. ·: . . : ::::: .. -- -••-•• - •- :· .. l9t!O·Rt>edsviiiE' Eastt>rn .... .................. .... .... ................ 5-0-0 1~61 - Pa~iot Southwt>stt'rn. ............... ... .... . . .. .. .. .......... 4-0-1 9tf.~r ;~E'k .. ............................... ..... .. ....................... .... 4-0-1 ; 1%:J K~~Pr ~~==~ ::: : : : : :::: :: : : : · : : :: : ~~P~svi ~~ Eas tPrn .. .·· ~·~·~ . . . .. ...... .... .. . ............ ............ 4-0-1 11%5 Kyg Crt'Pk ..... .. ....................................... 4-0-0 . - ygpr Crt>ek ......... ............ .... ... .......... ... ... 4-0-0 1%6-Rt>edsviiiP EastE'rn ......... ...... ......... . ... .............. 4-0-0 1467-K PI' C .. . ...... .. .. %R yg fPPk ...... . . .... 4-0-0 I. -KygE'r Crt>ek ............ ....... ............. . . . .. .. .... 1%9-K ,.,o-0-0 .. .. . ... .. .. 5-0-0 . . ygPr Crt>ek .. .. .. .. .. .. 1970-RPPdsviiiP EastPrn . . . . ·:: .: :: .:. : ~-0-0 1~71-RPPdsviiiP EastPrn ...... ... ..... .. . .. .. .. ... 5-0-0 1~72Raclnp SouthPrn .. . . .. .. . . . ~0- 1 197.!-Kygpr CrPPk ........ ...... .. ... .. ... .. ..... . .. 6-0-0 1974 -Kyger CrPPk ....... .... .. ....... "-0-0 1~75 - K C ... .. ... u · · ygPr fPPk ............ . ... ... .. . ... 5-0-1 In6-KygPr CrPPk . . .. 0-0 1~77 - Kygpr Crt>ek .. .. ..... .. .. 5-0-0 ~:~:- RPPdsviiiP Eastprn .......... .... ... .. ....... . .. ........ 5-0-0 .. -Hannan TracP .............................. .. ....... ...... .. ... 4-0-1 1980-Patriot Southwestern ....... ......... . .. .. ........ :4-1-0 -RPPdsviiiP Eastern ..... ........ . .. ....... . . . ... .. . 4-1-0 1981 -Repdsvllle EastPrn ... .. .. . 5-0-0 I 'IR2 North Gallla.. . .. .. .. .. .. . . ........ 5-0-0 19R.l-North Gallla .......... ........... ... . . . .. 5-0-0 1~84 - RPPdsviiiP Eastprn ... .. .. ... ......... 4-1-0 BY SCO'IT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent If the attitude and work ethics of new head coach Randy Churilla rub off, then the 1990 version of !he Eastern -Eagles lions are justtentalivP; thPy all lng versatlllty .. .we must be may change tomorrow, but with ..JWIY 25 players. WP today thi s is what we are (coaches) are moving peopiP looking a t. We must be versa - around and teaching them two fil e this sPason. WP arP stress(Continued on Page 8) should provide a very compell- ·. - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - . five team this season. Currpntly , 25 players are vying for starting positions and Churilla says thai all spots are open and up In the air at this point. Tentallvely, Churilla is looking at the following young .' men at thesP positions : Offensively 6-foot, 170 pou2S two year Ieiterman Jeff Durst Is working out at Quarterback, last years' leading rusher Mike Hoffman (374 yards) Is at fullback. Tim Bissell at tallback. and Mike Newland at Ttam Wingback. Stout senior Jason Hager movPs from th e backfield to the lin e wher£> he anchors th£> likes of 6-foot, 172 pound Robert RPPd and 6-foot, 170 pound yger Creek ........ ..... ..................... _... _.. . ................. 4-1-0 freshman Todd Marcinko, both 1985-RaclnP SouthPrn .. ........ . ..... . .... .. .. . 5-0-0 freshman guards; experienced I 9R6-0ak Hill . . . .. ... ... .. .. .. .. .. . . 70-0 19H7-0ak Hill. .. .. .. . . ... .. . 7-0-0 junior tackles James McDaniel and Stevp Barnell, while Mi I'IAA-Oak Hill ............ . .. . . . . . .. .. . .. 7 -0-0 chael Smith, Mlk£> Whepl£>r, I~R'ISymmp s Vallpy . ..... .. .. . 7-0-0 and Rod NPwsome are working · -sc hool no longPr ex ists out at ends . DPfenslvely, Mike Hoffman Is at noseguard , Stevp EarnPII and RobPrt RePd at defenslvp tackles. defPnslve ends ar£> Michael Smith and James McDaniel, linebackers Jason Hager and Jeff Durst, Tim Bissell at Safety, Mike New land and Rod Newsom£> at co rnPrbacks, and Wes Holter at Free Safety . Churilla adds, " These posi - HIGH .. , ., :~~ q{{~~ Good Now Thru ~l4}ust 31, SCHOOL FOOTBALL • Support Your Favorite CO, TEAMS, COli •MEIGS MARAUDERS •EASTERN EAGLES •SOUTHERN TORNDOES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS ; ' j r I 992-2556 I• WE KNOW THE MANY HOURS OF HARD WORK AND DEDICATION YOU PUT INTO YOUR SPORT. YOU HAVE ALL THE SUPPORT FROM ALL OF US. GOOD LUCK •MEIGS •EASTERN •SOUTHERN •WAHAMA See Us Today - And Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription. RAWLINGS-COATS Fisher Funeral Home BRUCE FISHER - Owner/Operator MIDDLEPORT 992-5141 PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992-6669 253 NORTH SECOND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO * . -: I .; I 1t l i . EAGLE GRID ( 'OA<:HES - Eastern HighSchool will have a nrw head Coach this season In thP likes of Mentor Randy Churilla. Here Churilla Is flanked hy his staff, Ron Hill on the left, and C. D. Mcintyre on the right . Churilla Is a graduate of Marietta College and was a big part of Marietta's6-4 season a ft'w spasons hack. Churilla spent his first two years at \' oungstown state where he also playpd football. ' J Pomeroy, Ohio •Meigs Marauders •Eastern Eagles •Southern Tornadoes •Wahama White Falcons . 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' I 11 111 q il; 1S\" ,\( flnalt Tt>arn \\ Symnw" \ ", \Ill'\ Oak Hil l KygPr <·n ·t·k COACH RANDY CHURILLA Nor1h (;a l li<J Sout hwPs h·rn Easlt•rn Sout h rrn U anna n Tr<.H'P . ''Good Luck • ltET URN ING E HS LETTERMEN - Eastern returns 13 lettenn en from last year' 3-7 ' quad. Front row, l eft to right are Ricky Causey, Chad Savoy , Jason Hager, Mike Hollman, ltod Newsome, Mikt• Newland . Rear - Wes Holter, Mi chael Smith, .Jam es McDan iel, BIIUe .Johnson. St••v•• Barnd t, ,Jeff Durst, an d T im Bissell. E astern ... Co ntin ued from page 6 "' lh n• t• diffen• nt pos it io ns Sin!'<' we ;, rr limit ed I'VI' t·yo nl' mu.s l l<•a t·n and so fat· the kid s . 11 , . l<·;, r n in~ 11'1'11. .. · 'W<· ""'st ick ing hasil'al lv to """I''' ing thl' fundamf'nt als at '''" tinw Till' ki ds ar<• adjust 111 ~ 11'<'11 to my sys tem and tlwv '' " '·•· ,, go()(l attitudf'. I wuulcl '· " " ' out · strengt hs we ha\'1' a h'"'d mrps of r unnin g bal'ks. 11 ' .,. · lli<'"ed with good spel'd, . 111d liT lld\'e snnw good pNson· n• ·l IIJ:tl C'an bl< x·k. We wa n I to rll.l' ll'r llw fu nda men t;ol s and <'iimin atp Pr rors. Anoth er strength I would say would be th at oqr bas ic offense is ahPad of Whf're it should be at thi s tlmf'. Wr'vp only bepn out here a shor t l imP 1undPr two wePks as of thi s wri ting) and thr k ids havr al rra dy picked up on thf' bas ic offense. As th e spa so n gO<'s wr 'll ju st build on thi s." Eas tern weak nesses?- ''l'cl likr more tlmC' to prepa re ancl to accom pl is h more. Th ings will takl' l ime . Wr' ll ju st takr it one day at a' imP' Sk lll -wisf' we Good Luck Teams! We Wish You The Best During the 1990 Season. "SEE 10U AT THE GAME" need llmr to improvP." sa id Chu r illa. Offensive ly Eas tPrn w ill ru n a vers ion of the " Wing T" II MEIGS • EASTERN • SOUTHERN WAHAMA FOOD SHOP & CAR WASH 992-5552 820 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO (Co ntinued on Page 9) CATCH ALL THE EXCITEMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GOOD LUCK •Meigs Marauders •Eastern Eagles •Southern Tornadoes •Wahama White Falcons BROGAN WARNER INSURANCE 992-6 617 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO GRAVELY TRACTOR and SERVICE 992-297 5 MANNING ROUSH-OWNER POMEROY wit h its I:l lelte rm r n re turnin g should haw• a strong nucleus to co nt end. Five se nior s were los t to gra duation l as t year, including quarterback Shaun Savoy. Coac h Ra ndy Churilla com es from a winnin g atmospher e and comes to E HS for his first hea d coac hing j ob aft er being an ass istant at Marietta Hi gh sc hool and T usca raw us Central Cat holic Hi gh in New Philade l· ph ia. Churilla spent two years play in g ba ll at Yo ungs tow n Stat£' and tlnished his career at Mar ietta Co llege, competin g on M ar ietta's only winning foot ball tea m of the 1980s with a 6-4 record th at seaso n. Ass isting Chu rilla arr Ron Hill and C.D. Mci nt yr e. Eas tern has a good chancr to open up the 1990s with a bang. E HS ope ns wi th Waterford at hom P on A u gu ~ t 2~ In the spa son opener fo r bo th c lub~. HPrP's th e 1990 sc hed ule and ros ter : 18110 EASTERN VAKSrr Y FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Dai.,_Oppononl Ll catlon Au ~ . 24- Wa te rford EASTERN HIGH SCHOOl. IB90 FOOTBALl. ROSTER NO-PI..A YE R·POS HT WT VR 22-W<'S Ar ba ugh-LB-RB ......... 5-7 148 I 74-Sievo Ba rn et t'-LB-C ___ .... 6- 1 175 3 12-Tim Blsseii' ·TB·DB . .5-9 160 3 51-Ri ck Ca usey'-LB-O\. ... 5-10 135 2 tn -J elf Durs t' -TB-LB .. .. .... 6-0 170 3 34-Scoll Goldon-LB-WR .. . . 510 127 I 32Jason Hager' -LB-C-FB 5-11 165 4 3.1·Mik e Hoffm an' -FB-WG ..... 5-6 160 3 30-Wos Holt er' -QB·CB ... . . fi-0 145 .1 79-B III Johns on ' -C-0 1. .. .6- 0 225 4 42-Ra ndy Kay lor·FB- LB ......... 5-8 145 I 72- Dav ld Koenlg-OT -DT ....... . 5-7 170 I 71-Todd Ma rclnk o-OT -DT . ..6-0 172 I 5Q. Mdlt Ma nln-WR- DE ...... . .. 5-6 120 I 62·J ameo McDa nl oi' -DE -OT ... 6-2 190 3 40- Mik o Ne wland' -WR -C B ...... 5-8 135 3 23-Pa l Newland-TB·CB ... .. ... 5-4 130 I 41-Rod Newsome' -SF.-CB ..... 5-11 143 3 75-Shaw n Pr lrt'OT·DT .. . ... 6-0 197 3 70- Roberl Reed·OG·DT ... .. .... 6-0 172 I 60- J ared Rld enour·OG-NG .... 5- 11 164 I G4-'I'Yson Rose- TE ·S ............... 5-5 I ll I 24·Chod Savoy' -CB-TB ........ ... 5-7 Ill 2 60- Mik oSmllh' -TE -DF. .. ........ 6- 1 184 3 86- Mik e Wh eoler-DF. -OE ...... 6-3 160 4 89-Tim Mi chael ....... ________ 5- 10 135 3 • Denotes LA>tt er man .. H DON'T FORGET GRANDP ARENTS'DAY IS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1990 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP " THE WAY AMERICA SEN /)S FLOWE RS" 992-6454 BUTTERNUT AVE. I!!. 1!1'"1 Il l :--, )"(;-. ·, h~ I t. 1.'\ II I ~~ I !. I ! 11 1 I 7i .! r, "ATTEND ... A . .... A .H . ..... A . ..... H .H FOOTBALL 1990 GOOD LUCK TEAMS! 3'Wkla I I ACTION ••• Au g. 31- Han nan, WV .. . ....... A S..pl . 7- Wa hama ......... ..... .... ... . .... . A S..pt. 14- Nor th Ga ll Ia ... . .. .. H Sep t. 21- Hannan Tracp .. S..p i. 2!1- Kyger Cr..,.k .... Oc i. 5- 0a k Hill . ... ...... Oc l. 12-Sy mm eo V a ll ~ .. Oct. 19- Southwes!Prn .. Oct. 27 -Southern .. All gam('S start a t 7:30p.m. ,,, THE <Co ntinued from Page 8) forma tion and var iations of this. Don't be surprise to sre Eastern i n multiple alignmen ts IJr forP l hr season is co mplPIPd. T hP 'W ing T' will be th e basr of frns<>, !Jut Chu r illa says ·wr' ll run a l ot of th ings out this form al ion and add somp olhrrs al so ." Df' fensivp ly Eastern will use a fivr ma n front; a 50 regular alig nmPnt . T his will be lhPbase df'frnse. bu t E: HS plans to add " a lo t of differrnt things. but that won' t be for a while. " Churi lla sl atPd, "My ou tl ook is to improve ever y day, lear n to accept success and adve r sit y, and to promote a family atm ospherP. We' re all in this togrther and that 's the way I I ikr to look at it . I would like to srr the lea rnin g progress dail y . i\s for wi ns and l osses I don't know. but I do know th at I coac h and wor k to win and I ex pect l hr kids to do the sa m e. As for other goa l s I wa nt the fpa m to be co m petit ive and wa nt to like to hit." Easter n hope to Improve on it s 3-7 record of las t year , and ,, .' 1' 1 DON'T MISS ALL E ASTE RN SENIORS - Thl'se three seniors will bring a lot of heart and ex perience to the Eastern lineup this season. Pictured ar e J ason Hager, Mike Wheeler , and Billie Johnson. Eastern... ·, I \ 1'\ II • ma d£' playoff s Eastern Eagles 1990 football team 1</CI< OFF A SUPER SEASON! I. I'V 092-6455 POMEROY, OHIO AGAME" Supp ort A rea High School Football •MEIGS MARAUDERS •EASTERN EAGLES •SOUTERN TORNADOES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS We're Open Fridays Till 7:00 P.M . LOAN OFFICERS AVAILABLE AT All 3 lOCATIONS . PEOPLES BANK MEMBER FDIC 3 CONVENIEN T LOCATIONS 5th Stree t Se<ond Street 2212 JIXkson Ave. New Haven, W. Va. Mason, W. Va. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 992 -2135 675 -1121 773 -5514 �THF: DAILY 1990 FOOTBALL EDITION Bobcats... ONE STEP FARTHER - After ending the 1989 season on a high note, this year's edition ol Kyger Creek football begins the new decade with an Important objective - going one step farther than last season's 8-2 rlnlsh and claiming tbe SVAC title. In the llrst row are (L-R) Shane Polcyn, manager Chris Crace, Jay Lambert, Adam Denney, Stephen Cox and Marshall WoUe. In the second row are Matt Rhodes, Paul Covey, J erry Ramsey, Grady Snyder, Chad Rhodes and Chris Coen.ln the third row are Jay Johnson, ,Jason Barrick, Dave Wellman, Scott Newell, Phil Bradbury and Matt Polcyn. In the lourth row are Brian Colburn, Chlid Sigman, Danny Cox, Jell BlrchfiPid, Gary GIU, John Paul Roberts and Bryan Hall. In the filth row ure manager Mike Bradbury, Joe Edwards, Rob Gilmore, Sean Denney, Shane Swisher, Robert (Jitter) Gilmore and Dan Polcyn. Bobcats must go one step farther in '90 season Last yPar Kyger CrPck flipped thP numbpr s on it s 19KR finish of 2-R by completing thP 19H9 gridiron ca mpaign with only two lossps - t o So uthern Va llpy At hleti c Co nferc ncr champion Sy mm rs Va lley and h·ague ru nnpr up Oak Hill . Th r Bobcats started off thr wi th seve n straight wins. n•cord ing four shut ou ts - .tgainst Federal Hocking, Sou thern . Hannan Trace and Sou thwes tern - and two ovrr · time victories in road gamrs aga inst Wahama (28-21 in one ovPr time) and Wat erford (13-7 In two overtlmes) In th at span . Only two other times did Kyger allow it s opponents to score In double digits - a 20-() loss to Symmes Valley (Its only shu · tout loss) and a 26-19 victory aga inst North Gallla . With the graduation of all· state ta ckle John Sipple and all -conference tac kle Frank Price, the Bobcats will have "'"'on some big shoes to fill, but Mel C'oc n. In his seventh year as the Bobca ts' field marshal , will have plenty of experience rPtu rni ng on both sid es of thp lin e. On th e offensive wall, juniors Sco tt New!' II and Gary Gill and so phomore Chris Coen (the hrad roach's son) will bat tlr for th e ce nter spot, while NrwPII and fPIIow juniors .Jason Bar - rick, .Jpf f Birchfield and Dave Wellman will see time as gua rds . SPnior Dan Polcyn, who S(X' nt the las t two yPars at center , will j oin junior Matt Po lcy n and sophomore Gra dy Snyder as the Bobca ts who will sec the most action as tack les . The ba ckflrld, which sco red 14 of th e Bobca ts' 20 touchdowns las t yrar, lost all -sta tr Good Luck on the Gridiron To All Area Teams .... WESTERN AUTO ypars, and junior Phil RrJcl bury, a significant par t of KC\ offc nsP the last two spasun'. (Continued on Page Il l slotb ac k Brian Vinson to gra · duatlon, but is as so lid as cvE'r, with sPnior .Joe Edwards, who has IPttcrcd the las t thrcr (Co ntinued from Page 101 alternating at fullba ck t on many occasions last year, th ese two lined up at the same time ) . At tailback, seniors Sean De nney and Robert (Jitter) Gilmore and freshmen Shane Po lcy n and freshman Chri s Crace will get time . Senior Shane Swisher, who go t minimal playing time at quart erback behind two-year star ter Chad Johnson. is the likelies t choice to start at quarterback. though last year's tight end - sophomor<' Bryan Hall - is ex pected to give Swisher a hea lthy push for th r job. If Swishrr gets the nod, H;; IJ will go back to ti ght end . but if Hall outdoes Swisher, Sw i sher will becom e a wide re ce iver. Spea king of recPivcr s, senior Rob GilmorP, juniors J ay John so n and .John RobPrts and sophomorP Chad Rhodes arP slatPd for sp lit end dut y. while SP;;n Denney stands a good chancP to see so me time at fl anker . ·' We' re going to throw a little more thi s year." Mel Coen sa id On special trams, Edwards will get all the kicking duties. but Hall is sl ated to be the back up. GOOD LUCKI · 'We'rr looking to get a bet tcr pass rush and get better help from our linebackr rs In pas sing situations ... said Mel Coen of his defense. which is pressing to elimin ate its vulnerability aga inst the pa ss. La st yPar KC's rarely -tes ted pass dPfense was ex ploited by North Ga iU a (}94 ya rds, three TDs) and Oa k Hill (95 ya rd s, onP TO), while on th e flip side the Bobcats barely co untcrPd that by co llecting fi ve int!'rce ptions. with threP of those coming aga inst Eas tern . In a sPco nd ar y that will have il littlr morr PxpPriPnre In pPrsonnPI th an las t yea r' s deep four, Swi sher , Jittl'r Gilmore, Crace and spnior Chad Sigm;;n will br tri l'd ou t at sa fety , whiiP Sra n DcnnPy. Rob Gilm orl'. Johnson. Shane Polcy n. fre shman Matt Rhodes and RobPrts will bat tJp for thr co rnPrba r k positions. I::dwards and Hall are likely to bP th e leading ca ndid ates at the linebackrr positions. with Ba rri ck, Nrwl'll, Ad am Drnney and frrs hm an .Jay Lambert barking th r m up. On thr defr nsive fr ont, Barrick, Nrwrll and Chris Coen will bat tlr Luck To All Area Football Teams! FOREST RUN READY MIX POMEIOY 992-2067 "THE FA 1\.'IILY STORE" HOMEOWNED AND OPERATED BY DON AND EDNA WILSON 992-5515 49 NORTH SECOND MIDDLEPORT, OtiO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ' 1990 Best Wishes FOOTBALL •MEIGS •EASTERN •SOUTHERN •WAHAMA G009 ~QC\(\ The Best To All From OODLAND POMEROY To •MEIGS MARAUDERS •SOUTHERN •TORNADOES •EASTERN EAGLES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS BIU HAPTONSTAU SEARS MIDDLEPORT ••THE T -SHIRT PEOPLE" MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES AND992-6128 AWARDS SO Riverview F:l.t:VF:N Kyger Creek roslt>r Good •SOUTHERN •MEIGS •EASTERN •WAHAMA S ENTINH ~ I'AGF: Middleport, Ohio Before You Buy Elsewhere, Check With Us. Support Area High School Football Teams! •MEIGS WAHAMA • EASTERN •SOUTHERN ANDERSON'S 992 -3671 POMEROY, OHIO for nosP guard, and fighting for the defensive tackle slots will be Dan and Matt Polcyn, Cill. Snyd er, fres hmen .J erry and Steve Cox and Jerry Ramsey. Going into the starting blocks at defensive end will likely bp Bradbu ry and Birchfield, but Co lburn and WPIIman will push th!'m for playing !ImP . For the third straight yea r , Mel Coen will have line coac h Mike Mulford and wide rpcei ve r / seco nd ary coac h Ron Hammond as his assistants . The Bobcats open their sea son on Aug . 2~ against Federal Hocking at StPwa rt and host pcrPnnial non·IPague opponent Waham a and Watprford before ope ning thP SVA C sc hpd ule on Sep t. 14 agai nst SymmPs Val Icy at Ai d. , LasI years lynx I rail iX·2 uvt•,.ll, ~ - 2 SV~fl S(-ort• natt" - Ot,P.. .W 16.() i\ ug. 2:l - FPd. Hock in,::: .. .. ... w 28·2 I Sl·pl. 1- a t Wahama . .w 1.1-7 S t•pt ~ - at Walrrford . Sppt I ~)- So uth er n .. . .... .. W 2]·0 ... w 2:1-6 S<•pl 21- al F:astrrn .. Sppl :l~l - llann a n TraN' .. .... W 21-0 2 111 Oc! li - Su uthwr s tr rn . ... w net t:l - a l Oak Hill .. I. H >2 I. 0-211 Oct . 111 - Sv mnws Va llr y 01"1 17 - J I Ntll1h (;alii~ ... .. W 21i- IY Kygt>r <:re..k s('hedule n utt· Aug Aug Sp pl Sq11 St·pl St·pt l lrl 2·1 II 7 J.J 2I Oppooenl al Fed. Hoc kin g Wahama Watf'rfonJ .11 S\ rnnw..., Va \le _v .1 1 Sou lhP rn E;~'-o!Prn -n~ Oct 1'~ net 1'1 l)t •t :lh at ll t.~nna n Trat ·t• at Sout hwf' stPr n llak Hi ll ~ ot1h (;allia \\'1. lr. No . -p layt•r Xi -Brian Co lbum WH Ill. 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'. Senior center Jared Moore, · "We didn't 'have this much who injured his right ankle in competition in practice last I hi' ' Pirates' victory against year," said Dee I of his crew·, Eastern last October, and jl.m· which numbered 36 at the start ior Tim Conwell, who under- of practice. In -spite of having wpnt arthroscopic surgery last fewer players on the roster, De<?mbcr for a knee injury Dee! indicated that he would suffered in practice before the have more players ready to start of last S!'ason, rpturn to play. North's offensive line. Moore, Deel's assistant coaches will who has started the last two bc Steve Saunders and .Joe yPars, appears to have the lock Moore. on his old job, and Conwell. a :,.IJ, 240-pounder, will likely year's wake.•• !Pam up with Brent Skidmore, a:,.)() , 190-pound junior who has t~~ overall, U SVA(') Dak• - Opp. s,..,,.. boosiPd his size and strength in Aug . 15- Woodr<>O Wilson .. ... ..W 46.(1 lhf.' last year, as tackles. S<'!>t . J - ill Grt'm Local ... .. .. . L .1-27 Between them, juniors Scott Sept . R-at Ro&' SE .. ..... .. , ..... L 6 ~1.1 Sept . I S-al SouthwoslPrn .. , .... W 6.(1 Oiil'r and .Jamie Eggars and S<'!>t . 22...0ak Hill. . ... :.. ·'-· L 2-24 sophomor!' Tom Meade will see Sept. 29- at Syrnm<'< Vall(')' .. .. L 0-32 time at the guard slots . Or<. ~ -at Southern .... .. .. .... .W 21-0 Orl. 13-Hannan TraCt' .......... W J2.() Looking to make use of the Orl . 20- East<'rn .. .. .. .... ..... W 2~ holes I h(' line wi II I ry to open Orl. 27 - Kyger C'wek .. .. ........ L 19 -26 will b<• an experienced backfiPid , starring s('nior Chris North Gallia ~hedule SkidmorP and junior Casey Dat.Slaton, which wiii alternalt> at Opp...... l Aug . 25.. .. at Woodr"" Wllsoo fuiiback . and sophomore taii(I p.m . start 1 b<Jrk Davt' Dobbins, who saw Aug .11.. ...... .. Gre.., Local morr action catching passes I han running the bali last year Staton's high game last year wa ., a 1.11 -yard performance against Southwestern in Week 4. and Skidmore's top effort was a :,~ . yard effort against XPnia Woodrow Wilson 1against whom the Pirates open this season on the road on Saturday, Aug. 25 at I p.m.) in 1hP season opener. For the second straight year, North Galila skipper Gregg Df'pJ wiii have to break in a new quartPrback, as Brian Stout, las 1 ypar's newcomer, elected not to play football this year . This year's quarterback race will be between two seniors .IPff Ratliff and Clay Smith which saw minimal action last yPar . " Ratliff has a stronger arm . and Smith has quicker f{'(•t," said DePt, whomaytryto a I IPrna If' 1hem according to I he n<•t•d s of lhP moment . Whichpvpr Deel dPcides is lhP hPsl al quarterback. !he olhPr will go out wide and join sPnior .I amie Campbell, who is staiPd for split l'nd, and junior 11rad Fu ltrr. who is pennPd in fur rtankrr . .Junior Scoll .Justus anil s<'nior Brian Lirving will I ik<'ly split lime at tight end . as .Justu :; has the hands for pa ssing situations and Lieving has th P strpngth lo bc a solid hiiiPr Hatliff will i(et lhf' punting dulil's. whit£' Dobbins or Smith will conlrnd for the kicking rhorPs. On d!'fense, Oiler has th l' nose guard position to himself, and thC' Skid mores will man the tal'kiC' slots, while Lieving and sC'nior Chri s Alderman wiii be lhP end s. Staton and Moor<' will patrol thr fiats from thr line· h<J cker positions, with Staton In last .- ·stop!.. L . .... Ro" SF: Sept . 14 ..... .. .. ....... ... ... .... at Ea!\lern . . . ~ Sept . 21 . .. .. 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EDITION Waharna coaches face major rebuilding year By Gary Clark Ti\KING i\ NEW COU RSE - This 23-man Hannan Trace football team has put last year's 0-10 nightmare behind them and is preparing to take a new co urse when the Wildcats begin the season on i\ug. 24 agalnsllronton St. Joe. Seated in front are ( L-R) Matt Chapman, Travis Martin, James CaudlU, Rick Dillon, Jason Butler and Nathan Sanders. In the second row are Lee Caudill, Eric Lloyd, Mike Cook, Donald Vanscoy, Chad Barnes, Josh Benwell, Jason Northup and Jody Bowers. In the third row are i\lan Queen, ,Jim Brace, Bobby Hurlow, Bryan Brumfield, Chad Swain, Dean Cremeans, Ron Lambert and Shane Wells. Not pictured Is Butch Triplett. Wildcat gridrnen have nowhere to go but up No one needs to tell the average Hannan Trace fan Ihat las I year's football season was a nightm are. Not only did the Wildcats finish the season wllhout a victory, but they were shut out In eight of Ihe campaign's 10 games. The only positive note was that when the Wildcats scored, they did so in doubiC' digits 116 vs. Huntington VIn son and 18 vs . Symmes Valley) . Now s ince that season is behind them, the Guya n warriors wi ll march forward. hungry for at leas ! a .500 season. The Wildcats havp threr seniors, the same number as las t year, but only two of them - tackle Ron Lambert and quar terback Eric Ll oydwere on last yea r's squad. HPad coac h Do n Sa undPrs has movrd Lloyd to ta il back and lnvPsted in thP future by In sta lli ng fre shm a n Chad Barnes, part of Trace's sue- cessful junior high program for the last tw o years, at quarterback. "Chad's a tremendously good at hlete, and he's benching 175 pounds ," Saunders said. Backing up Ba rnes and Lloyd will be sophomore Rick Dillon. Saunders said that though "we ca n equa l it out." hr Indicated that he want s the Wildcats to do more passing than las t yea r, In which the Wildcats threw for at leas I 368 ya rds (based on statistics for nine games, as no numbers were turned In for th e Huntington VInson game) . Against SVAC champion Symmes Val lry in thC' season finale, Trace thrC'w for 126 yards and lhe Wildcats' only lwo passing touchdowns. Lookin g to turn things around in thi s endpavo r will bf' juniors Dean Cremeans a nd Chad Swa in, who wi ll beth!' wid!' rPcp ivP rs. whi!C' junior .Jim Brae(' ;tnd Nor thup will viC' for tight end . KICKOFF A SUPER SEASON . .~c:;·m .... To All Area £~~ football Teams. "Good Luck!" FOR All OF YOUR AUTO PART NEEDS- SEE US! WHALEY'S 992-7013 AUTO PARTS 1-800-848·0070 DARWIN, OHIO 992·5553 The passing ga me Isn't the only area In which Hannan Trace needs improvement , as the Wildcats racked up at IPas t 536 yards (based on slats for nine games, as no figures were ava ilable for the Huntington VInson ga me) on the ground , wllh 161 of Ihose yards com ing agai ns t Sy mm es Valley's cream -of- th e·crop defensf' . Only once last year did a Wildcat rush for more tha n 100 ya rds . and th at wa s recent gradu ate Todd Saunders' 141yard game In Trace's 16-0 loss to Ironton St. J oe. This year, No rthup and sophomore Brya n Brumfield are the leading ca ndidat es at ful - Ibac k, but whoever lakes the position. Lloyd will have a strong 185·pounder running interference for him. " If WP can get him some blocking, he should pick up some yards (out of the I a nd wishbone formations)," Sa unders sa id . Spea king of blocking, junior Shane Wells, who has played for thE' las t two years, will return at center. "He's been here every day, even when I wasn't," said Saunders of his team' s ca ptain. Flanking Wells at th e guard s lots will be junior LPP Caud ill and sophomore .Jason Butler, who at 5-8 and 120 pounds Is, according to Saund('rs, "one of the bes t lac klers I've go t out there. Lambert and fres hman But ch Triplett, a 5-10. 235-pound transfer fr om Ga lli a Academy who Saund ers sa id can run the 40-yard dash In 5.3 seco nds, will be the tackles. Northup and Swain are thr lead ing ca ndid ates to handl r the kicking duti es . Sa unders plans to use th e 5-2 and 4-.1 defrn sPs, which in thr form er form ation will see Wells line up al nosP guard and TrlpiPtt at right tac kiP. WhiiP left tac kiC' remained up for grabs early in thP prr~coaso n. Lamber t and Nor thup get thr nod as ends. Sophomore Alan Queen, Brumfield and fres h· (Continued on Page 15) Follow All The Action Of High School Football '90 After experiencing the highs of three consecutive playoff appearances and the low of the worst regular season record in more than 15 years WHS grid coach Donnie VanMeter and his Wahama White Falcons face a multitude of uncertainties going into the fast approaching 1990 high school football season. The White Falcons, during the ten year span of the eighties, built somewhat of a dynasty on the gridiron in putting together nine straight winning seasons that included throe successive playoff appearances. During the 1980's WHS averaged nearly seven wins per season with a 6935 record and a .663 winning percentage. However the prosperity the Bend Area school so thoroughly enjoyed disappeared last year as the predominantly Class AA schedule finally took its toll and the White Falcons sunk 10 a dismal 2-8 slate and therein lies the uncertainty as the 1990 WildcatS ... !Continued from Pag(' 14) ma n Matt Cook wi ll get long looks at th e llnebackPr positions, and in th e 4-3 dpf('nse. all t hrrr are likely to bp In on th r fiPid at the sa mp limP. ThP seco nd ary find s AutlC'r il nd Dillon battling it out with Cremea ns and Swain for limP at th e co rners, but Barnrs and Lloyd , who was Trace's lead ing ta ckiPr among th e deep four . ha ve Mas ter loc ks on th e sa fety spots. Sa unders' staff Is comprised of longtime assistant head coach George Nichols. line coach Todd Johnson, backfield coac h Brad Cremeens and ge nera l assistant Mik e Jenkins. Last year's cat tales 10-10 ovo•ra!l, 0-7 SVAI') Sron> llah· - Opp. I. 0 16 Au~ . 25- lrooloo S! .1 ()(' .. I. !6-49 Sf'pl . 1- at Hunt . V ln soo .. L 0 41 SC'pt. R- ut Grf'Pn Lora I . L OJ> Sppt . 1 ~- a l Eastrrn . L 0 12 Sepl 12-Soulh ff n ... . l. 0 21 Sf'pl 19- at Kyg rr Crl'f'k L 11 .15 Orl o-Oa k Hill. ....... . L 0.11 Oct. I:J - at North (;a lll a . L llll Oct 'lO - So uthwrs tr rn .. L !R-60 Oc t 'l7 - Sy mmt•s Va ll ry _ •MEIGS MARAUDERS •EASTERN EAGLES •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS Wildrats srhedule OppOOt'fll St . .l oP Ualf• "'It i\ ll).! 14 Aug :n Spp t 7 North Middleport, Second Ave. Ohio t fll fll ll unt \'ln">on t ;r f'Pil Lucal .11 Southwt''-ll ' rn Sq.1t 1·1 Sq lt 'l l St·p t 'lH 786 L1~ trorn (lt'l cl (l ('f \1 ,., \o u!lwrn r.; \·g t•r Cn·f'k <~I Oak !! ill (kt l 'l :-.:n t1h (;t~lltil ,t! S\ lllfnl '" \' .till '\ Oct .' to 1\io - plu~· n Ill . \' r . IHIJ St I ~IJ St \(1 JW1 St 10 I :1'1 .lr Ill. bl'l- H(I n Ltlllht ·tl T i - 1-: rh' l.l n\'<1 HH 14- .lasn'l Nort hup H I \ II 5 II ~~ - . li m ~, Bra('P-1'1< '1 ~, 70- LPf' Caudill-{; ..... >-to Xb- Dt·an Cn•mran s-WR 5 I I 11- Chad Swain RF! WR . o-o til - Do na ld Vanscoy >R , 10 :14- Shant' WPll s-C . l l - Br ya n Flrumfleld ·HB 5 !0 1)-'l l-111-.l ody Uov.'t'r s '19- JamN; Cau dil l '• 7 ti.l- Ja s rn Rullrr C >R :l H l:I - Rick Dill on lUI . . 5 10 titi- Flobby l!url ow (; :)~- A l an QuP r n .. 5 Ill t !- Chad llarnP<Q!l 59 7~ - M at I Chapm an -T . 5·!0 51- Mike Cook ........ .... .5- 10 5-9 ·19-Trav ls Marlin . 5-R :lb- .Josh Pr nwPI I . 5-7 71-Na than Sa nd ers .. 77- Butc h Trlpleii ·T ... .. S IO 1~11 .J r .Jr 16> .Jr !50 .I r !% .I r 1 ~5 So l iKI So m llll So Jl(J So 1]5 So 105 So 175 So 1.15 Fr !Ro Fr 140 Fr. t:IO Fr !.10 Fr ! ~5 Fr. ll5 Fr fundamentals as well as we possibly can" said VanMeter. "Defensively we'll have a little more experience but we're awfuUy young there also" the veteran grid coach said. VanMeter will be entering his fifth year at the helm of the Wahama gridders and his seventh season overall at the Class A Mason County schooL The 1961 WHS alumnus played football for MarshaU University's Thundering Herd on a football scholarship foUowing his high school days before beginning a successful coaching career on the junior high and high school level. VanMeter coached the White Falcons during the 197~ 71 campaigns before moving 10 Southern Local in Ohio. After a short stint away from the coaching ranks VanMeter returned to Wahama in 1986 following the death of Falcon grid mentor Bill Jewell and guided the Waharna eleven 10 three consecutive playoff berths in 1986-87 and 88. In six years at Waharna VanMeter has compiled a 41 -221 coaching record for a .640 winning percentage. Wahama will begin the new decade in a newly formed athletic conference that is loaded with Class A talent and despite the departure of four Class AA opponents the level of competition appears to be just as difficult The newly formed Southwest Athletic Conference fealllres four teams that are annual participants in post season playoff action with a fifth opponent on the 1990 WHS grid card also being no stranger 10 playoff competition. "Van, Duval, Buffalo Putnam and Vinson of the SWAC and Guyan Valley have all been in the playoffs within the past five years while Hamlin participated in post season play in the early part of the 1980's" VanMeter said. 'The new league also presents different problems to the While Falcons because we reaUy don't know what to expect from the conferetice opponents because we haven't seen them play that often," VanMeter added Wahama has but eight returning letlermen back from a year ago in seniors Chris Thomas, Kevin Sparks, Sam Thompson, Wes Bumgarner and Jimmy Goodnile; juniors Shane Grimm and John Johnson; and sophomore Carl King. Johnson, $59 ' ~,,. 95 Eighteen tnousana 1 oeoi?e whcrcare... "Oood Luck" •MEIGS MARAUDERS •EASTERN EAGLES •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •W AHAMA WHITE FALCONS BANKSONE. UAN' ON[. ATHENS. NA I A PART OF THE CARING TEAM Alhens. Ohw Memb er FD IC Thompson, Bumgarner and Goodnite are the lone returning slartels with the remaining lettennen seeing enough playing time to warrantlettennen status. Probable starters for opening night against Hamlin include junior quarterback John Johnson at quartetback with the running back positions manned by sophomore Carl King, sophomore Rocky Slewart or junior Brent Larck. Sophomore Travis Johnson or senior Ouis Thoma are the front runners for the wingback post while seniors Wes Bumgarner, Jimmy Goodnite and Chris Divers appear to have the inside tract as the receivin~ corps. The intenor line figures to be comprised of seniors Sam (Continued on Page 16) Limited Time Only 1fiiiTE LAZON SPEruL • Diamonds and backdates extra • Brittany and Explorer only STLDO tiNGELS FURNITURE ~' .,__ ·-- :~- JEWELRY AND Eighteen Thousand People Who Care. Wildcat!>! rol'tt•r PHARMA~Y football season prepares to unfold. VanMeter and his staff of Ed Cromley, Lewis HaU and Tom Cullen is faced with a major rebuilding year at the Bend Area school as the White Falcons endeavor to improve on last year's disappointing season. Sixteen seniors departed via graduation which includes ei.~tht starters offensively and a like number on the defensive side of the pigskin. In addition, 16 members of the 30-man rosier for the current 1990 campaign are either freshman or sophomores with another six having only limited playing time, if any varsity action at aiL As a result the WHS coaching staff will hope to minimize the mistakes that young players make, especially during the early part of the season. "We realize that with so many young players the mistakes will come. We'll probably start throe sophomores in the backfield and have but two returning regulars on the line so we'll have to be patient and try and do the basic RADIO SHACK 106 N. 2ND MIDDLEPOIT 992-2635 �11NU HIOTRAI.L EIIITION I'Af;E SIXTEEN-TilE OAII.\ SENTII\EI. llltEA.KING THE <:YCLE - Southwi'Stl•rn's gridiron warriors will push to hn•ak th e cycle of hack·to-back 5·:i seasons as they seek their first winning .. ampaign In four years. Seated inn front an• (L-It) Steve Simpson, Kevin Staton, Mike Harden, Jak1• Robson and Mik1• Chandler. In th1• middle row ar1• 6L 1990 Wahama White Falcons Falcons to play in new league By Gary Clark After competing in one of the most prestigious all -sports leagues in the Mounlain State for a number of years, the Waharna White Falcons has severed its ties with the Parkersburg based, Liulc Kanawha Conference, to become a charter member of the newly formed Southwest Ath letic Conference with the beginning of the 1990-91 school year. Scheduling difficulties, the opportunity to compete with quality opponents more closely Wahama \ ) coaches.t.Co ntinued from Page Thompson, Dave Fields or Kevin Sparks at tackle with junior Shane Grimm and senior Troy Sigman at the guard slots. The leading candidate for the center position is junior John Zuspan. Defensively Thompson and Zuspan will man the tackle posts with sophomore Shaun McCoy and Fields perched on the ends. The linebacker corps include Bumgarner, Grimm, King and Travis Johnson while Larck, - · John Johnson and Goodnite will patrol the defensive secondary. Stewart, Divers and Sparks are also expected to see plenty of action defensively for the White .Falcons during the coming year. • related to the enrollment size of the Mason County school and the publicity afforded the Bend Area athletic teams in both the Huntington and Charleston markets arc the apparent primary factors in WHS officials making the switch to the SWAC. Waharna competed in the Southwest Conference for the first time bst spring during the 1990 baseball season and will now endeavor to make its mark in the newly formed conference in the three main sports of boys football, boys basketball and baseball with the beginn~g of 1~) "Although we are extremely young and inexperienced we have mainlained an excellent attitude and have worked hard during preseason workouts", VanMeter said. ''I'm especially proud of our older seniors who have worked extra hard in setting a good example for our younger players and that will help us considerably in the coming weeks", added VanMeter. "Although Duval and Van are the teams to beat in the conference with Buffalo Putnam also figuring to be a strong candidate for league honors we' II still play them one at a time beginning with Hamlin on Friday night. To All Area Schools We Wish You The Best. • •MEIGS MARAlJOERS •EASTERN EAGLES ·SOlJTIIERN TORNADOES •WAHAMA WIIITE fALCONS JOHN FULTZ - It was 10 years ago this year Hi ghl ander sq uad to an 8·2 that a 22-year -old Wilmington rrcord and th e school's only < "ollrge graduate, a high sc hool SVAC gridiron title. lt ·a mmate of former Ohio Stat e Now at the age of 32 and with <trHI current Arena Football a considerably receded wals· i.t'ague quarterback Art !line ( hP lost 40 pounds In the Sc hli chter. ca me to the Gage past frw weeks), James is hills from theprairiecountryof lead ing a leaner crew - 19 Fa yPtte County and was given came out this time around 1 hP hrad coac hing position of than last yPar"s 30-man corps. So uthwestern"s football team . · Hmmm . Could this be deja vu? In his Inaugural campaign, Maybr. So uthwester n hasn ' t .lack .James guided the 19-man been a team to bP taken lightly MEIGS TIRE CENTER 992-2101 POMEROY, OHIO 247 WEST MAIN SOUTHERN TORNADOES See You After The Game. D&M PIZZA 992-7287 SYRACUSE, OHIO FOOTBALL 1990 All Programs Made Possible Because of the Combined Efforts Of POMEROY- RACINE - RUTLAND SYRACUSE - TUPPERS PLAINS MIDDLEPORT EMERGENCY SQUADS COLUMBIA AND CHESTER FIRST RESPONDER GROUP t~e MEIGS COUNTY EMERGENCY DISPATCH and TRAINING CENTER and the CITIZENS OF MEIGS COUNTY. Best Wishes for A Great Season! •MEIGS MARAUDERS •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •EASTERN EAGLES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS MEIGS COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL Swisher-lohse Pharmacy 112 East Main MIDDLEPORT, OHIO In rPcent years (ask Southern, who lost 23-19 last year after lead ing by 12 points at halftimP and by four going into the fourth quarter), but with gra· duatlon claiming 1,000-yard rusher Josh Halslop and top receiver /pass thief Joe Ham· mond , not to mention longtime star ting center Brent Davies, among others, James said the Highlanders will be lucky to Co ntinued on page 18 Good Luck SERVING INTO THE NEXT GENERATION FOR EMS BY SUPPORTING THE AREA'S YOUTH TEAMS TODAY THROUGH SQUAD AND EMS SERVICES J. MARCUS FULTZ See us For Your Pharma(euti(al Needs. QUALITY PRINT SHOP 992-3345 the 1990 football season. tuture plans of the SWAC include conference affiliation among girls hasctball and softball competition in the ncar future. As a result of the conference switch the mandatory scheduling among 'the chaner members of the newly formed league will dissolve a number of sports rivalries between Waharna and its LKC opponents while at the same time open new avenues between WHS and its SWAC opponents. Charter members of the Southwest Conference include Buffalo Putnam, Van, Vinson, Hamlin Charleston Catholic and Duval in addition to the White Falcons. Six of the seven schools are classified as Class A opponents with Duval, the smallest of 55 Class AA high schools, being the lone Class AA member of the SWAC. GOODLUC TO ALL AREA TEAMS .... Will Southwestern approach the .500 mark in 1990? MEIGS COUNTY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES 1\\..JIIJerr '" He r ~hf , Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2955 . . .. .. . . . . 1 P0 Bo• 74A I OFF ICE PHO'<E (& 141 992-&& 17 �1990 FOOTBAI.I. EDITION PAGE EIGHTEEN THE DAIU SENTINEL 1990 FOOTBALL EDITION THE DAILY SENTINEL-PAGE NINETF.EN 1990 SVAC grid schedule .-·' .. Schedule courtesy of Ohio Valley Bank " ' 1PIRATIS , . EASTERN Aug. 24 Waterford E _ HANNAN TRACE Aug. 24 at Ironton St . Joe w__ _ HT. _ _ ISJ_ _ KYGER CREEK Aug. 24 at Federal Hocking KC ___ FH __ Aug. 31 Hunlington Yin· son L . _ _ H. ... _ HT_ HV_ KC _ W_ _ E. __ . w__ _ HT _ _ GT_ .500 NOT GOOD ENOUGH - Because North GaiUa's l'irates returned to port at the end of the 1989 season with a 5-5 record, this 36-man crew is sworn to posUng more victories this year. Seated in front of the players is managt•r Gabe Saunders. In the first row are (L-R) Casey Staton, Richard Han ey, Chrl~ Alderman, Scott Justus, Brian Lievlng, Chris Skidmore, Jared Moore, Brent Skidmore and Clay Smith. In the second row are Tim Conwell, ,Jason Bennett, Tom Meade, Bradd Schultz, Jamie Eggers, Ron Ratliff, Brad Fuller, .Jamlt• Will Southwestern ... finish .500, which Is where thPy havp finished the la st two ypa r s. Howevr r . .James sa id he 's positive . "ThP numbers arP killing us, bullflcangrt II kid s who want to play, and ifwPstay away from lnju r lrs, we'll b!' competitl v!'." Co nsid ering the number s and thr cot-rPspo ndlng narrow margi n for Injuries, a posit iv•• aIIi I ude Is a must for tlw J a mC's ga ng, which has shown t11at il ca n' t b!' countrd oul. In fact . the Patriot posse may bP one of the sleepers in the conference, and hNP' s why. A veteran hack field - St•niot· Chri s Mel zgrr. who was tbP llighlander s' quarl!'lbaek in thr s1•co nd half of last y!'a r . will br thr tailback following thr lead of sophomore fu II back Will y Gilbert, who James sa id has a ·· quick fir st step," in the Highlander s' ! -formation of· fl'ns!'. which was Instal led following thr transfer of junior Bill Pott!'r to Oak Hili. Campbell and ,Jt•ll J{atlill. In !111• third row are Frank Heskett, Jeremiah ,Johuson, Scott OiiPr, Brad B!'lvillt•, Alan Ward, Larry .. allhill, Charles McGinness, Brian Hammel and ,Jimmy K emper. In the back row art> Stevt• Ratliff, Brad Bennett, Chris Newsome, John Oller, Mike Hammons, Gary Truance, David HaKt'r, DaVl' Dohhins .and Mikt· ,Johnson. Not plt;tur!'d Is manager Jt•sse Saunders. . contin ued from pagt• 11 ----~-----~------- Wilh this offense in placr . passing won't becom!' a losl arl, as II would have if lhr wlshbon!' Jaml's wan led al lht' star l of practice had tak!'n shap!'. Eve n wilh thai di sman llement , whopver pla ys tighl r nd (se nior Keith C'ar lrr or sophomorr Dwa y ne Ham ilton! wi ll stili be th r sixlh linrman. whilr widrout s Adam Blair. Sl evr Da vis . MikP HardPn and l<rvin Kisrr wil l primaril y clrar out opposin g S<•condarif's to glvr Mrt zgN running room should hr brrak through th< · line Dirrcting thi s offcnsP wi ll bt' so phomorr quarterba ck Aaron McCa rl y, who .Ia mrs sa id· 'has lhP I ouch ." Though .lamPs 'ai el "wp're play in g yea r to yPar ." il wou ld br a sh~ m r lo srr McCa rty get any thing les s than thr!'r yea r s at tl1!' same posi · lion, becau sr continuity and irnprovemenl are significant blocks in th!' foundation of any tra m 's SUCCPSS. However, ,as aiwa)'s, the rornPrsto nt> of any !ram 's offen sl' succrss is th r lin e. At CP ntPr las t year , " peoplr I was looking for l o lak!' Brr nl' s plac!' got hurt or di sappeared, " .Jamrs sa id . Now sophomorr SIPVC' Simpso n has madr tht• position his ow n. fla nkin g him wi ll be junior and threr-y!'ar starh•r l{!'vin ( ;iiima·n and formrr Oak Hill l!'ttrrman Handy McC orkiP . whiiP at lackir . srnior .John Silrs anrl Ca ri!'I' will S!'t' limr as w!• ll '" frP shman .Jakl' 11nbson . .Ju .st as lht' CIPvPiand Brow ns' presea son forrcas t lurnrcl cloud y wh en offl'ns ivP line,m(ln Cody Risi!'n and Ricky Boiil!'n qui I , SQulhwrstrrn t'X· pcrienc!'cl th e sam!' lhing whrn Sept. 14 North G1lli1 .- E_ _ NG _ _ E. _ HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL- 1990 Good Luck To All Area High School Football Teams. HT _ _ Sept. 28 11 Kyger Creek E _ KC _ __ Oct. 5 01k Hltl OH _ _ sw_ KC _ __ W_ Sept. 14 1t Symmes VIIIey KC _ sv_ KC _ _ S__ _ Sept. 28 11 Southern Sept. 28 Eestem Oct. 5 Kyger Creek HT _ _ KC __ NG_ E __ SV __ Oct. 12 It Olk Hill HT _ _ OH __ sw __ NG. __ Oct. 19 Southwestern L __ • MILL STREET BOOKS · Middleport, Oh. 992-6657 or 99B-80KS sw __ E__ s__ Sept. 7 II Rock Hill Sept. 1 Ironton St. Joe OH _ _ Oct. 5 Symmes Veltey sw_ sv _ _ Oct. 19 Oek Hill OH __ SV_ North Gall II NG_ _ Oct. 5 11 Elatem OH _ _ OH _ _ NG _ E.__ HT __ Oct. 19 11 Kyger Clftk HT __ sv __ Oct. 26 North G111i1 KC _ NG_ sw_ . . H__ SV _ RH _ . Aug. 31 11 Southellttrn sw_ SE.__ Aug. 31 11 Unioto SV .. _ U_ Sept. 1 II Alexencler sw_ A.. _ Sept. 1 II Ch111p11k1 sv _ c__ Sept. 14 II Oak Hill s _ _. OH __ _ Sept. 21 Kyger Clftk S __ KC _ _ _ Sept. 28 Hannan Trace S _ _ HT __ Slpl14 Hannen Trace sw_ HT_ Sept. 21 II North 011111 sw __ _ NO_ Sept. 28 II Symmn Vlllly sw __ sv _ _ Sept. 14 Kyger Clftk SV _ KC __ Sept. 21 11 Oak Hill sv__ OH_ Sept. 28 Southweatem sv_ sw _ Oct. 26 1t Kyger C'"k NG_ Oct. 5 et Southwntem s__ sw ___ Oct. 12 11 North Oellla S _ _ NG _ .. KC_ Oct. 19 Symmes Velley s__ sv __ Oct. 5 Southern sw __ s___ Oct. 12 Kyger C'"k sw_ KC _ Oct. 19 11 Eeatem sw __ E.__ Oct. 5 II Nonh 011111 sv_ NG _ Oct. 12 Eestem sv ___ ..._E_ _ Oct. 19 II Southam sv __ s___ HT_ Oct. 26 Oct. 26 11 Symmes Valley __ ISJ_ S_ _ Oct. 18 II Hennen TriCI OH S Sept. 21 Symmn Valley Oct. 12 Hennen Trace Oct. 12 Southern NG _ Hennen SYMMES VALLEY Aug. 24 Rock Hill OH _ NG _ Oct. 12 at Southwellern KC RH __ . s__ OH OH _ HT __ NG _ Oct. 27 Southern s_ _ w_ ._ OH _ Oct. 5 1t Hennen Trace Oct. 19 North G1lll1 OH _ _ M___ Sept. 28 Sept. 28 11 Olk Hill NG_ KC _ Aug. 31 II WlllriOfd Sept. 14 Southern Oct. 12 at Symmes Valley Aug. 31 II Minford Sept. 14 11 Eaatem Sept. 21 Southw"tem HT_ FF Aug. 24 SL .. KC _ _ E__ KC S SOUTHWESTERN GT_ NG _ _ E_ __ HT _ _ E_ _ CG __ SOUTHERN Aug. 24 Fort Frye WW _. _ NG _ Sept 21 11 Southern S_ _ _ NG _ Sept. 7 Southe..tern Sept. 21 Eellem HT _ _ _ E._ 'Meigs Marauders •Eastern Eagles •Southern Tornadoes •Wahama White Falcons 93 Mill St. Sept. 14 11 Southwestern HT_ Sept. 21 at Hennen Trec1 Sept. 7 Wettrtord Sept. 7 Green Township OAK HILL Aug. 24 Coel Grove OH .._ Aug. 31 Glftn Township Sept. 1 11 W1h1m1 NORTH GALLIA Aug. 25 II Woodrow Wllaon KC _ 1t Southwllllm OH _ sw_ Oct. 27 at Eellem s__ E"--- Oct.26 01k Hill sw_ oH_ Oct. 26 Henne Treee sv_ HT_ (cov Unue<l on .Pagl' ~OJ G·OOD LtJCK T·o THE 1990 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 800D _ LUCK •MEIGS MARAUDERS Meigs, Mason &Gallia County Teams •EASTERN EAGLES •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO AN EXCITING SEASON A SALUTE TO THE AREA TEAMS AS FOOTBALL SEASON ARRIVES. WE KNOW THE MANY HOURS OF HARD WORK AND DEDICATION YOU HAVE PUT INTO YOUR SPORT. YOU HAVE THE SUPPORT FROM ALL OF US AT ••• Syracuse . Ohio 45779 Phone (6141 992 · 6333 Racine. Ohio 45771 Phone (614)949-2210 EWING FUNERAL HOME POMEROY �PACF. TWENTY 1990 FOOTilALL EDITION THE llAILY SENTINEL Southwestern... junior tackle Nell Wal so n. who played extensively l as ! yea r. walked out of ca mp. Such a loss will hurt In l erms of r xpr r lence, not to m en lion if I he lln r i s hit by Injuri es . One thing f ans m ay sPP from th e Highl ander s !hi s year is Simpson, Gillman, Sites an d Ca rter lined up on one sidr and clearing lhP way for I he run . On spec ial l ea rn s, Mr tzgPr m ay gel his old pun I ing du tiPs bac k. bul no one Is ceria in who will do kickoffs a nd ex ira po int s. Same defense - Soulhwes t Prn plans to run a 6-2 dpfpn sr•. which in spit r of being a form ation thin in the seco ndar y. wa s responsible for co l lrc ling 14 int er c<' ptions las t ypar . T he gua r ds in th e eye of !h e hu r ri ca n<' w ill br Giibr rl an d Simpson, though L amb<'rl and McCor kle w ill be tri ed out for one of the two spot s. Th r l ack les will be Sites and Robso n, whilr ends Mr t zger and Ca rt<' r will patrol th e corner s In sra rch of swreps. Gillman. la s! yea r 's lin C'ba cker . rr turn s l o call th <' _ , _co_n_,i_n_ ur_ct_f_ro_n_l _P_ag_r_I_x~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ signa ls whiiP thr oth rr lin!' back l'r pos ition n •m ains \'a· can! In thr wa kP of l'ott <'r ·s depa rtun•. In th e seco nd ar y, Kiser will play at on<' cornN . while ex -Hannan Tract' playpr Mike Chandlr r 1who tran sferrPd to So uthw e.<tern midwav Ill rou gh las t sPa son 1. St eVP Da vi s and fres hman Mikl' Hard r n are try ing oul for lhP other conll'r . M cCa rl y will play sa fPi y . .Jam es ha s two ass islanl s I hi s year - Bob Dunlap and StevP ! Plug I Raw lins. who hal'<' iJPt'n with him sincr ! ~lXX . 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St>pl 1 ~- No rth ( ,(l]!ia Sf•p t. 11- S.n nmt ·.. , Va tlt '\ :2~ 1 - a t So uthf'rn O f" ! ti- <t l l\ vg 1·r ( 'n•1·k f >cr r :- L..i .., lt'rn . ( Jet . 'lil - a! If annan Trdl "t' O c t 17- at Oak II III SPpl St·un · II' " II I. li :lli \\. :1~ 1 X I. .. L II' l"\ ]!1 I. (I 11 w :l tJ ii II' 11 II I. ]l i.l ~ Good Luck To All Area Teams! BEST RECEPTION Mianti Hurricanes No. 1 in pre-season UPI poll By JEFF SHAIN UPI Sports Writer :'< 1-:W YORK - The Mi ami llurrican es, the dominant colll'gt' football team of the 1980s "i 1h three national titles, Saturd o~l· were named No. 1 by the Unil<'d Press International Board of Coa ches in th e first poll of the 1990 season . As they did in the final poll last year, the Hurricanes beat out Notre Dame and Florida Stat e for the No. 1 position In ll<~nna n S t•pt 7 St•pt 1·1 St·pt :l l St'p l ~H W V.t nr Ho ss sr: .1 1 Alf'xa ndt•r ll .tn n.m Ttdt "t ' ,11 Nu r1 11 C;tllta ,11 S\ mnw... \ ', rl h·\ So uthr •r n . 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BOX 225 GAlLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-1085 GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE AREA TEAMS IN THE UPCOMING SEASON •MEIGS MARAUDERS •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •EASTERN EAGLES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS ENJOY THE EXCITEMENT (Continued on Page 22) Serving Meigs, Gallia & Mason Counties WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS WE'RE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR HUNTING SUPPLIES ... . •Shells •Bows •Guns •Gun S<opes PLUS MUCH MORE named first on eight ballot s and finished with 686 point s. "It 's nice to have respect from people. That's what preseason ratings mean to m e preseason respect," said MIami Coach Dennis Eri ckson, who took the Hurricanes to the MEIGS MARAUDERS EASTERN EAGLES GET YOUR . addition, the Board of Coaches ha s been expanded from 50 members to 59 In 1990. Miami received 25 first -place votes and 799 of a possible 870 points, easily outdistancing No. 2 Notre Dame, which received 15 first -place votes and 755 points. No. 3 Florida State was Good Luck To All Area Foothall Teams! OIIIHMH 'nl Ualt· Aug 14 A ug :It &loffUift HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL '90 voting done by 5H m embers of the Board of Coach es. For the first time, the ratings refle ct the nation's top 25 teams, up from the 20-team poll UPI has used since th e Inception of it s ratings In 1950. In 992-2093 1 04 EAST MAl N POMEROY, OHIO Southwestern slatt' Oct 11 \'r h1 (5-5 owraii,:HSVi\(") ()c t "t . Ill. .\.1 - KI' ith C u h·r T T t: ~~ !1 - Mikf' ChatHil f'r DB :1- KP\' in K L'if•J WH . .. l !- Ch r is MPtt.gf'r HH '1K- Han ll v MrCork lt ··<; ti l - Jo hn SliP ~ T 11- S it •\"P D;t,· Jo.; W H ;, ~)-- K P v in (;ill m <.~n ( ; Last yt'ar's results 1'I'll I FOOTBALL ElliTION I~ PAT HILL FORD 461 SOUTH THIRD MIDDLEPORT �I' AGE TWENTY-TWO-THE DAII.Y SE.NTINE L 1990 HIOTDALI. EDITION 1'1'10 f'OOTBAtL WITION TilE llAII.Y SEN'J'INU~PAI;F: TWENTY-THOF:I-: 1989 Southt>rn results ( 1-9 owrall, Hi SV 1\(') Dutt·-UI•P · Aug . '2~1 - at St·on• .. I. II 2K .L U 1 .. I. ti -12 . L 11 -2:\ w 120 L 1!12:1 I. II 2 1 I. 12 -JH I. 11 - ~ X I. II I~ For i F r yt • Sep1 1- \\'at{'rf o rd Sepl. ~1 - Warn•n l.ot ·. tl .JV . Sppl 1~ - al K _ vg f'l C11 ' t'k Spp!.l'l - ar Hanna n Trdct • Sppl . 2~-Sou !llWP s h·rn Oct 11 - i\orlh l;.tllta 0<'1 1989 Eastern contrails l \ - .1! Sn nnw~ \ ', dlt •\ 0<"1 :lO-U.d, If ill . ()('! '27- l .:o~ ... h•J tl ( :l-1 ow rail, 2-5 SVA('J IJalt· - Opp. '2~ - at Aug . WatPrfurd .. Sepl. \ - Hannan . W \ ' a . . SPp!. R-Wa hama . SPp!. \ ~- H annan Tra('l' SPpl . 21-Kygf•r Cn•f'k Sep1. '29 - at Oak 1·1111 Oct ti -S.nnml' ~ \'<Jilt.· ~ · Oct \:1 - iil Southwf'stprn Oct :ltl - <tl North Calli<~ {kt '1.7 - at Snu!tlr>rn Sl'Ore .. L 12-.1.1 .w 28-8 . . L 6-14 w L .. L I. 0-46 11 -20 b 26 I. ll1~1 w SUPPORT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL "Good Luck To All Area Teams" THIRD SEASON TOGETHER - The Kyger Creek coaching staff, which has been together since 1988, begins Its third season guiding the Bobcats. From left to right are assistant coach Mike Mulfonl, head coach M el Coen and assistant coach Ron llammond . Miami... tCo nttnued from Page 211 1989 national cham pionship in his first year as coac h. "1-:arly ra tings don't mean a whole h!'ck of a lot. The ratings at thP end of the ypar are th p most impor tan t. " Miami finished JJ .Jiast year. i ts only loss coming against rival Florida State. Bu t the Hurricanes toppled previously unbeaten No tre Dame 27- 10 In the regular -season finale and bea t Alabama 33-25 In thP Sugar Bow l to become the fi rst team since the 1983 Mi ami squad to win the national title without going undefeated. The Hurricanes are seeking to become the first team in 20 years to repeat as national champi ons. The last team to win back-to-back UP! national titles was Texas In 1969 and 1970. '"It's very difficult to repeat as national champions. It"s difficult to be the national c hampion once," Erickson said. '"You've got to have a lot of luck. Last year we were very fortunate In winning some key games and having some people beat each other. To have that happen twice In a row. you've got to be really lucky. " The Hurri ca nes also will try to become on ly the second team in the las t 13 years to win the natlonal"championshlp aft er being named No. I prior to th e season. Notre Da me accompllshPd the feat in 1977. and Ok lahoma matched it In 1985. Notre Dame fini shed 12-llas t year. the best record In the country, after bea ting previously und efeated Co lorado 21-6 In the Orange Bowl. The Fighting Irish traditionally play the toughes t sc hedule in the nation, but that wa s wiped out In the minds of voters las t year by the loss to Miami. '"People llke to pick us No. 1 because we have the bes t record against the toughes t sc hedule. We had that las t year and we weren 't No. I,'" sa id Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz, whose team finished third In the flnal1989 poll. No. 3 Florida State lost any chance at the national championship last year when It lost Its first two games, but won 10 In a row from that point to finish second. Auburn was ranked fourth In the 1990 preseason, having been named first on eight ballots and GOOD LUCI< TEAMS! •MEIGS MARAUDERS •SOUTHERN TORNADOES •EASTERN EAGLES •WAHAMA WHITE FALCONS RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE. 742-2100 Rutland, Ohio finishing with 666 points. No.5 Co lorado. las t year's regularseaso n No . 1 which missed it s fir st national tJ ti e by losi ng in the Ora nge Bow l, rec!'lved the final two firs t-place vo tes and totaled 565 points . Sixth was Southern Ca l, three-time defending Pacific 10 Co nference c hampi ons, fol· lowed by Big Ten tltilst Michigan, In Its first season without Bo Schembechler as coac h since 1970. Longtime Sc hem· bec hler assista nt Gary M oe ller now leads th e Wolver ines. Nebraska was ranked eig hth, followed by No. 9 T ennessee and No. 10 Clemson, also with a new coac h, as former Arkansas mentor Ken Hatfield replaced the ousted Danny Ford . No. 11 Texas A&M made the biggest jump Into the ratings, having dropped out In the final 1989 poll after a loss to Pittsburgh in the Hancock Bow l. HIGHLANDER COACIIES- On the heels of back-to-back .500 seasons, Southwestern's coaching staff, consisting of head coach Jack James (left), Bob Dunlap (right) and Steve (Plug) Rawlins (not pictured), Is looking to guide the Highlanders to their first winning season since 1986. COURT STREET GRILL I'LA YING FINAL SEASON -- Thcst· six Highlanders ar(' striving lomakethelrflnal prep '~''L~on on tht• gridiron a winning ont>. KnPt•ling in front art• (L·R) Kevin Kiser, Randy '1r( 'orkle and Mike ( 'handlt'r. llt•hlnd tlwrn are Kt'ith Carh•r, fhris Metzgt>r and John Sites. 992-9985 112 West Court Pomeroy, Ohio TVC standings KICK OFF A Sl!CCESSFUL SEASON (,\ II . 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Oll grid S<'hedult> STOP IN BEFORE OR AFTER A GAME Dairll l!jX!I Final T\'( " (;anw.., Only Final 191<9 TH Fool hall 992-2156 Pomeroy, Ohio RUTLAND FU~~IT~RE " HOME OF '/'HE GRA IE BOYS , 742-2211 Catch the Excitement of Foothall '90 Best of Luck To All Meigs, Mason & 8allia County Teams POWELL'S 298 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio RUTLAND, OHIO L.................................................... . .. ' .... ' . . ' ' ' .. . . ... ' .. .. . . . ·..... .. ......... .. ..... .... . . . _' . .~------------------- '' ••••• ' ' •• 0 • • ' • • ' •• •• • ' • :1o-O L 62:1 1411 �Ohio Lottery Major Hoople returns Pick·3: 585 Plck-4: M&.l Card• 8-H, 9-C, 8-D, 2-S Clear tonight. Fog dev e loping aher midnight. A low in mid 60s. Variable cloudiness Saturday , with high In mid Page 4 80s . • PAGE TWENTY-FOUR-THE DAILY SENTINF.L 1990 FOOTBALL EDITION . Vol.41 , No.7 9 Copyrighted 1990 ' 2 Sachons, 14 Pages Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Friday, August 24, 1990 Meigs voters to face 16 tax issues on ballot ROTL Over 40 Years Of Dependable Service Ulalft Refia!ifr~ • Heating and Water Heating • Lift Truck Gas Delivery •Grain Drying _a nd Cooking •Construction Heating By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel :'l'ews Staff All th ree local sc hool dis tric ts in Me igs County, as well as Ca rle ton School -M e igs Indu stries, will be pl ac ing addi tio na l tax IPv Jes on th£1' November 6 ballot. Those school lev ies will be a mong 16 tax Issues to be dec ided by Meigs Cou nt y voters in Nove mber. The Carle ton Sc hool · Me igs Industries levy wil l be the on ly co unt y-wide levy: a ll ot he r lev ies will be decided in the ir respec tive sc hool distric ts, townships and villages . T he deadline fo r fil ing these Iss ues with th e Me igs County Board of Eleetlons was Thu rsd ay a t 4 p.m. Meig s Indu s tri es-Ca rleto n School will request a n addi tional tax of 1. 5 mills for the pu rpose of ma inta ining and OP"rat ing Its programs fo r per sons wit h men · tal retardati on a nd developmen · tal disa bilit ies. If pa ssed. t his would be a con tin umg levy . T he levy appearing on the ballot in the Eastern Loca l School Distrlcl calls for an additional tax of five mills for two years, providing for the em ergency require me nts of th e sc hool distric t a nd avoiding <~n operating deficit. Tha t levy would genera te a projec ted figu re of $154,689 22 per year for th e two year per iod. The Southern Local Sc hoo l District 's additi ona l tax levy for current expenses is for 4.0 mill s. It Is expected to create an additional $225,644 for the district per year for a period of thr eP years The MPigs Local School Dis tric t will place two levies on th e ballot In November, a 1.0 mill con tinuing levy for cur rent ex · penses and a 4.0 m ill five-yea r levy for p e rm a n ent improvenwnts . The continuing levy, wh irh would ge neral~ a n a nnual revenue of $105,606.34, was ~ laced on th e ballot to romply wi It the sc hool board 's 1988 contract with th e Me igs Local T~ac h ers Associa ti on. The 4.0 mill levy is anticipated to cr eate $4 22,425 .36 per year. Middleport Village will seek a renewal of an existing tax levy for cur rent expenses of 1. 0 mill for fi ve years. Two villa ge levies will be on the ba llo t for residents of Sy racuse Village. The vi lla ge will seek the r enewal of a n existing ta x of 1. 8 mills for current expenses for five years. In addi tion , Syracu se voters wil l be asked to re new a frre protec tion levy of 1.0 m ill for - 11/(clSer-v-iee? By United Press International Iraq i troops su r rou nd ed at least seven embassies in Kuwait c it y that have defied Ba ghd ad 's order they close, a nd the sold iers have sto pped people from e nter · lng a t least two compounds. officials sa id Friday. "Troops are now patro lli ng aro und the British. Japa nese, West Germ a n, Swedish, Norwe- Business and Industry gia n. Hu ngar ian a nd Romanian e mbassies," said Swedish Foreign Minist er Sten Andersson in a spec ia l television broadcast. The Soviet Un ion, m ea nwh ile, a nnounced it had eva cuated all Its e mba ssy per sonne l but had not lega lly closed its now-empty e mbassy. Accord ing to the Sta le Depa rt ~ m ent. Iraq ordered the embas ~ Man cited for DWI after auto accident AFTERNOON ACCIDENT - An afternoon accident seriously Injure d two drivers in a head-on coUislon on County Road 21 Thursday . The 1978 Thunderbird, ( rig hi) driven by John C. HUe, Middleport, drifted le ft of center a nd struck the 1987 Dodge Caravan (left) driven by Pe~gy Thomas, Cheshire. Jllte was cited for driving und er the Influence. Both drivers were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pome roy by Me igs County EMS. (OVP photo by Dave Harris) Meigs board hires sub teachers By ,JIM FREEMi\l''i Sentinel Ne ws Staff The Melg' Loca l Sc hoo l Board decided du r ing Tu C'sd ay's regu la r sessio n to hire 25 substltuh' ND BO EGIS "Famil, Owned" fi ve years. In Rutland Village, an add iti ona l current expense levy of 1.:> mills for fi ve vears will be decid ed by th e e lec tora te. Addi tl onally. voters there will cast their ba llots on a fivP - yl'ar police depa rtment lrvy of J.J mills. Vo ters in Raci ne Village will decid e on the proposed renewa l ol a fi ve-yea r levy of 3.0 mills . Those dollars would be ear marked for curre nt expenses . Con tinued on pa~e 10 At least 7 embassies _appear to be under siege in [(uwait For Home, Farm, (614) 742-2511 25 Ce nt s A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper teachers a nd get four purch ase servi ce con tracts to olidf' o1 multiple -h and icapped kinde r · garten s tudent Hired as substit ut rs wrrP : Ro be r t Ashlry . Shamn Ed monds. Teresa Fields, Thomas Ga tes. Sue Grace. Fern Gri mm . Barry Hay nes, Be tty Hutc ltin · so n. Mich ael Ke nnedy, Kar en Lyons, Judith McCa rthy. George Needham. Ge rald Nelson, Ke lly Rizer, Cy ndra Roberts, Nat han Robinette. Susan Roessler. Laura Salser. Mar ga ret Smith , John Snedi ker. Virginia Lynn Swai n. Do nna Wolf. Sherry He nsler. Cheryl Ha lley a nd Kathy Jo Sm ith . The board derided on a pu r ~ c hase service contract for Blur St reak Cab Companv to provide t ran sportat ion for a ha nd ica pped st ude nt. In addlli on. the board co ntrac ted Con nie J ones, J os ie Morton and Shir ley McDonald to srrvP as aidt's for a ha nd ird pped s tudent . T he hoard a lso decided to hire a full -tim e kindergarten teacher to work for Harri sonville and Bradbury k inderga rt e ns. Also hired wa's a full·tlme aide fo r the Rutland, Ohio two klnd('rgart ens . In add ition , the boa rd <l('I'Pplt'd the resig nati o n of Kathelern Peyton as a s ubs dt ute teacher . granted maternil~' leavt' fo r Lon I Barnes from today through ScptPmber 30, 1990, and gra nted dock day to Na ncy Whit e for Aug :n . In ot he r act ion, the board decided to em ploy Rick Edwards as Junior High Volley ba ll Coach fo r t he 1990-91 school year, accep t ARA for cafeteria servi ces for the upcom ing sc hool year. The board vo ted to rai se th e pr ice of milk from 20 cent s to 25 cen ts a nd to raise the pri ce of pizza meals bought fr om Tony' s. Th e board a p proved th e transf er of $11,479.55 from the general fund to Disadvantagt'd P upil Pr ogram Fu nd for Co nt in ued on pa ge 10 New eatery • to open In Mason A Intoxicated driver caused serious Injury to )limseil and a GalUa County woman Thursday whe n the two co llid ed on Coun tv Road 21 nea r Sta te Route i. John C. Hlle, H. Middleport was tr aveling wes tbound a nd a pproaching a c urve when he drifted lefl of ce nter. His 1978 Ford Thunderbird co llid ed head on wit h an oncoming ca r dri ven by Peggy Thomas, 54, Ches hire. Bot h Hlte's car and Thomas 's 1987 Dodge Caravan s usta ined heavy damage. Hlte was not wear\ng a sea tbelt. Hlte a nd Thomas were tra nsported to Veterans Mem oria l Hos pita l by Meigs County EMS wh ere they were admitted and held for obser vat io n. Hlte was ci ted fo r dr iving under the influe nce and dr ivin g left of ce nt er. s ies be closed by midnight Friday an d t he personne l meved to Baghdad or out of t he co untr y. Iraq cla im s the embassies in Kuwait c it y are superfluou s since It annexed Kuwait s hortly aft er its Aug ~ invasion of the oil -r ich emirates . The Un ited Sta ll'S, th e European Community a nd sever a l As ra n co untries h ave refused the order, saying it would be a tacit adm iss ion th a t th e annexation was legal. Britain initi a ll y den ied troops had s urrou nd ed its embassy . bu t later reversed Itself as Foreign Secreta ry Douglas Hurd sa id Iraqi gua rds had ta ken up posts outside the BriUsh Embassy In Kuwait and were pl't!'llentlng people fr om e nter ing or leaving. ' Norwegian Foreign Minis try s pokes man Bjorn Blok hu s sard Norwegran amba ssador Ha ns Wilh el m Lo ngva. who wit h six years In Kuwa i t was the d iplomat ic doye n In the coun try, had seen peop le who tried to en ter h is embassy slopped by Iraqi troops . America's GNP up only 1.2 percent during second quarter WA S HI NGTON 1 UP lr America's tota l ou tput of goods a nd se r vices crawled ahead by only 1.2 percent in the second q uarter of the year. the govern· men t said Frida y. as the econ omy s trugg led to avert a recession. Priv a te eco nomists a n tici paled an increase of 1.4 percent a nd warn th a t a period or nega tive or near -zero growth lies a head because e ne rgy a nd ol her co ns um er prices will likely sprra l as the Iraq crisis dra gs on. In Its fir st revision of the rea l gross natio na l product, the Co mmerce Departm e nt also reported co rporal c profl ts a ft er Iaxes dipped 0.2 percent from April to June after inc hin g a head 0.5 percen t In th e fir s t quarter. The second qua rter's overall $12.2 billion inc rease In the real GNP, whic h discounts inflation . follows a ga in of 1.7 percen t. or 117.4 bi llion. from January to Marc h, the department sa id The figures in the report werr adj us ted for seasonal factors and calculat ed at a n a nn ua l rate . Most of thr rrvis ions ca mr fr om data collected during J une. a go vernment spokesman sa id . The rmpli ct price deflator . a cr iti cal meas ure of infla tion tied to the report, fin ished the second quarter at 4.7 percen t, down fro m 4.8 percent in the first qu arte r when energy prices jumped in the wake of a December cold snap . The department's Bu rea u ol Economic Ana lys is also said that persona l co ns umptio n edged up by only 0.3 percen t in th e second quar ter after gai ning 1.1 percent in the first qu ar ter . Spending on du rable goods p lunged by 9 percent from Apri l to .June wh UP SJX'rldi ng on non- du rable goods was off by 1 pPrce nt . Spending on servirf's. however. wa s up ~ . 1 pPree nt "Abo ut one-thrrd of th e second quarter lnr r easP was in expendi· lures on el('('fr ic it y and natural gas. wh ic h re fl ected a re turn to near·normal tpmperatures fol lowing an unu sua l ly mild wi n· ter. " lh<· Commerce Department sa id . Expor ts nf goods a nd srrviC( "•,, whic h roc ket ed by II.~ percent in th<· fir st quarter, were off by .1." prrcPnt m the seco nd quartt't. wh ile imports di~pcd 0.6p<'rr e nr after a dva nci ng 2.5 percent fr om Janu ary to Ma rch Business i nvf's llllPn I, mea rt wh ile, dr opped 5. 2 percent in tlw second quar tr r, morf' tha n orf.., Pt tin g a 5 percrnt increasr in lhf' first q uar te r as bu siness in v~ · n t o­ rles. the stockpile of uns old goods. increased dramatlcallv Ground was broken ror the Mason Family Restaurant Wednesday in the rain. The restaunmt is located beside the Exxon Fast-4-U and wiD served the people of Mason and Meigs Counties. According to owner Frank Herald, the coostruction will hope[uUy begin on Monday with an estimated opening date or November 10, 1990. Jim Anis wiU be the manager of the new racility. He has been working at Shoneys for six yeBili and served as the manager or the Point Pleasant restaurant for two years. Artis said the new eaJery will seat approximately 106 people and will have a private room [or bookings. The family restaurant will rea- GRILL WINNER - Rosetta "Tunle" Redovlan, a customer services representallve from Columbus Southern Power, presented Roger Karr of Chester with a Charbroil Electric 3020 crJll at his home on Thursday. Karr won the grill In the contes I held at the Columbus Southern Power display at the Meigs County Fair. According to Redovlan, some 3011 participated. _ _ _cl ' lure a salad and breakfast bar. Operating hours will be ~m 6 a.'!'. to 9 p.m. The busmess wtll employee approximately 25 people. Construction wiD be done by John Wamsley and all the workers will be local residents. Ninety percent the materials used in construction will be local. Financing for the new restaurant is being provided by Peoples Bank. or , GROUNDBREAKJNG FOR NEW RESTAURANT - Grouudbreaklng was held for the M1111on Family Restaurant In Mason Wednesday. Piclured breaking ground are, from len, Jim Artis, - ... ... manager; Mike Uevlag, executive vlce;-presldenl of Peoplea Bank; Joe Ellison, president of Peoples Bank; Frank Herald, OWller and John Wllllllllcy , contractor. (OVP photo by Michele Carter) ----·-- -- - I' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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