https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ecf1d9ac7bd04c6f492ba7807efc210d.pdf 5c3e7ff0ced261ff4351a7265db79a6c PDF Text Text Monday, August 27, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio HOT WATER TANKS :::::::::i~52GAL. li ELECTRIC ................. $169.95 [1 42 GAL. ELECTRIC ................. $149.95 30 GAL. ELECTRIC ................. $152.95 SCHEDULE 40 4" SEWER & DRAIN PIPE SPRUCE LUMBER SIZE 8' 2x4 X 10' 12' 14' 2.17 2.60 3.05 2x6 X 3.25 3.90 4.55 5.20 5.85 6.50 X 4.33 5.20 6.05 6.93 7.80 8.67 42 GAL. GAS ............ $179.95 2x8 GAL. GAS ................................$169.95 16' 18' 3.47 3.90 20' 4.33 112" x 10' CPVC........................................s1.99 3/4" X 10' CPVC ........................................$2.99 11' 2" x 10' Schedule 40 .............................s3.99 3" x 10' Schedule 40 ..............................s1 0.99 4"x10' Schedule 40 $15.99 2x10 4.67 5.83 7.80 9.10 10.40 11.70 13.00 2x12 6.40 8.00 9.60 11.20 12.80 14.40 16.00 Page 3 • By ,JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Middleport Village Council ap proved new tax rates In Mond ay night's council mee ting . Th e t axes, based on five differen t property ta x levies, w ill ra1 sc $101,550 72, to be used for the vi l lage's genera l fund , cu rr en t expenses and fire protect ion While th e millage in the levies has rC'malned the same. reve nue from the curren t lev i es has incre ased 5.95 percen t over th e $90,844 31 raised last year. Th e SIDING 12" X 16' Wire Mesh 6'x12' ~1!m.L. SQ. YD •... s4399 diff erence, according to ClerkTreasurer Jon Buck, is that property va lues in the village have Increase d The motion to approve th e new tax r ates was made by Counci l man Jack Satterfield, It was seco nd ed bv Coun ci lman J im Cl aw tworthy and approved by all co un cilmen present. Th e Council di sc ussed prepa ra ti ons for Hallowee n and decided to hold trick or treat s on Oct. 30. They noted that the arrangement was subject to change The motion was made by Coun cilman Dewey Horton, se· conde'! by Councilman Bucky Walters and approved by all cou nc ilm en at the meetln£ II wa s noted by Co uncilman Bob G1 imore that Roger Willi ams, Middleport Village Recrea tion Di rec tor , has sP t u p a miniat ure golf match between the Middleport Village Counci l and Pomeroy Villa gP Counci L The propo sed dale and tim e for the miniature go lf gam f' 1s SPp l 23, at I p.m. S4 • 95 By BRIAN J. REED SenHnel Staff Writer A second party Invo lved in th e eve nt s su rrounding the J une 1 death of a Canal Winches ter man had his day In court on Tuesda> mornin g, and entered tnt o a ple a bargain agreement wllh the M eig s Co unt y Prosecutor' s Office. Do uglas Harris, 27. pled gu ll tv to It bill of infor mation chargin g him with obsrructlng j ust ice before Meigs County Comm on Pleas Court Judge Fred W. Cro" CARPETING Roll 8.95 8 HOGG & ZUSPAN SQ.YD. 3/8" x20' Rebar.............)2.25 1/2" x 20' Rebar...s3.25 $j199 PAINT... .... . ::~....... Aluminum Fiberglass Roof Coating~ .~~~.'.~..S24.95 Roof & Foundation Coating ................ ~.~.·.~~?.~ ...sg,gg Roof Coating .......................................... ~.~.'.'.:?~ ...sg,99 •30 YEAR WARRANTY Choose from Cha rcoal Blend , Slate Blend, We athered Wood Blend, Burnt Srenn a Bla nd [!J GRASS CARPET INTfRIOR EXHRIOR ~ ANDERSEN WINDOWS S3.99 .___RU-BB_E_R-BA-CK_E_D- Harris was reprrsrn tPd 1n co urt thi s morn ing b~ PomeiO\ at tor ney John R Lentrs. whtl r• the State of Oh1o wa s tepresrn tcd by Assistant Prosecuting Attor · ney Linda R. Warner As c harged in thr• hill roF Information , obstructing CARPETING B)l Hot Stuff YD. kling chcese The sta te of Ohi o is thi nk ing about using a byproduct of cht'l'Se as a subst:ltu tr for sa lt to gpt rid of snow and 1cr on lh(' road The stair Co nt ro lltng Boa r d Monday app roved a $>2.000 st udy at Ohio Sf alP L ntver s1t y to srr tf calc ium magnrs ium acetaf r ca n • Come home to quahty. Wl1;~,,~g\~~1 =~~:,~'~" Andersen. GLASS ClJfS COSTS Georvia Pacific Shangles 20 Year Warranty Sl899sq. •Black •Green ·Chestnut' Blend Brown •Green & WMe •Copperwood mLll. Mineral Surface lolled Roofing 88 I0 IItgh P(\r1nnnanrr \l.mdow<:. r1 re .n ~~, ·:-HlrC mcr~n dflnent tb n an"> lll dlllaJ\. clnubll' pane 1> mdo11. Ho\.\- d<X's A11clerst·n ac hl\''. 1 tlw·-. kmd of performance' By f1llmg the sp<ICe brtv.\·tn rhe p;mes With Ar~on gas- a supe IlK 2r.la 20210 .... .'133.80 2421 0.... .'140.35 2821 0.... .'150.1 0 3021 0.... .'159.95 !.;,~~~~ .. •White Only PRICE INCLUDES SCREENS IlK Prlee 2831 0.....1172.40 3031 0..... 1183.60 2432 ...... .'147.50 2832 ...... .'155.30 IlK ~ 2842......!181 .55 3042......!193.80 2846 ...... !188.90 3046 ...... !201.15 UNIVERSAL RUNDLE TUB SETS 1 PIECE.......WHITE .......$189.95 2 PIECE.......WHITE .......$259.95 5 PIECE TUB SURROUND 1 TRAV .................................$49.95 5 PIECE TUB SURROUND 2TRAYS.............................;,$56.95 •Green •Brown •Whtle •Green &Whtte 36" SHOWER.............................................s219.99 32" SHOWER.............................................s199.99 PRICES IN EFFECT NOW e.a..tA • n I SEPTEMBER 8, 1990 ·~ communicat e more e-ffectlvelv and to mak1• easier use of a <.,'O mputt-r. See story on page 5). Cheese whey may replace • • salt on icy roads tn wtnter highwa ys in the winte r : sprin WHITE· HI-PERFORMANCE GLASS other children her age, has a motor and verbal disorder that makes communication dlfflcull. Sht• needs a $5,000 Light Talker to help h"r NEEDS LIGHT TA.LKER - Six -year-old Jennifer Gray, wllh her In structor , Kim Hale, demonstrates lhe use of a l eaching device al Carleton School In SyracuS<' Jrnnilt•r has cerebral palsy and, although as intelliKPnt as Hy LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporl••r COLU MBUS - T hey do 11 in pizzerias and at sa lad bar s. and soon they ma y be doing it on Ohio HIGH-PERFORMANCE JUSIJ('f' IS a fourth degree fe lonv , pum shabl f> by Cl maximum sen lt>nre SQ. YD. 86.95 SQ. Gilmore al so noted that lhL' annual Middleport Block Party, which will be held this year on Sept 15 , wtll have bands se tting up on the stage at Dave Diles Park . T his differs from the cus tomary practice of the bands setting up stage on a fla t-bed traiiN in t he s tree t It is hoped tha t use of th e stage at Dave Dil es Park for th e block party will lead to other uti hz" 1ion of th e stage Co un c ilman Paul C('rard made a mollon fo r M1ddiL•port Mayor Fred Hoffman to invite Bob Hoeflich to hold his annual va rletv show tn Middleport this C'ounc il members also com meniPd on dog s and cats wander 1ng loosr 1n the c ity Some of the ro un cilmen s<:~ id children walk year ing to sc hool are fr ightened by thr lar gPr dogs a nd urge Middle pm 1 residPnts l o rpstrain their · The motion was sPcondl'd by Cou nci lm an .lim Ciatworthy and was approved unanimously Severa l members of Council C'Xpressed co nce rn aboul thr safety of children now tha t sc hool 1s bark in srssion Council rem ind s people that schoo·l 1s bark I n sess ion and to plra sP v...a tch for r hildrPn whPn drivmg pPis Altf'ndmg rhr meeting were Mayor Fred Hoffman, Clerk Treasurf' l Jo n Buck. and Counf'il mem br>rs C!a tworlhy, Cp ra rd , CJlmo rP. Horton. Satter fiel d and Walters Harris pleads guilty to charge today on bill of information BROWN & GRAY 12' WIDE $AVE AT 1 Section. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multtmedta Inc Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio. Tuesday. August 28, 1990 VINYL FLOORING rll Products Low toni ght In lower 70s. Chance of ral n 40 percent. Pardy cloudy Wednesday . High In mid 80s. Chanc e of rain 30 per cent. Middleport Council approves new tax rates LAP WELD WIRE MESH Piek-:1: 386 Plck-4: 13011 Cards K-H, 5-C, 2-0, S-5 Vol.41. No 81 Copyrighted 1990 SUNDANCE TEXTURED PRIME 6"x6"x10/10 5' X 150' Ohio Lottery Colts drop 17-16 tilt to Eagles be produ ced rhPap ly from c hr1•sr whey " They huve see n fhP wtsdom of our w hey ," sa id Michael Cu ll of t he Ohio Department of Tra ns portatlon. react i ng to thr bo,Jrd approval. Thu s far. lhl' method s for producin g the chem ical havr bern too rxpe nsiv r, but thr 24-month study ma y yteld a cheaper met hod . " T he pr ocess betng proposPd m this study m ay well bring thr cos I of CMA down to where it is rronom ica llv feasible to usr at !ru st tn locat tons particularly sensiti ve t o sa lt ," sa id Berna rd Hu rst. ODOT direc tor Cu II sa id theehcm lea l w1 il llr in the fo tm of a dried pov.de r '· It won't r esemble cheese Ill a n~ wav " he sa id · II won'tlunk lik e 11 a~d it won't smell like it" Cu II sa 1d 1he chemic aI would ill' ras ter on the roads and ca 1s tha n sa lt, and wo uld not produ cl' stream -polluting runoff He sa 1d the department spends $12 3 m1i1 1on a year on sa lt and gr it for the h 1gh~•ays R1ght now. II would cos t more than that to Ust' C'MA. T he board approve d the n•- Continue murder probe on Flordia campus GAINESVILLE. Fla. iUPI I Fear·st ricken st ud ent s at the Universit y of Florida rece1 vcd escorts while a polic e task forc e searc hed Tuesday for th e kill er of three college studPnls mull· Ia ted In lh etr apartments. Alachua Count y Shen ff's De· partmenl spo kesma n Lt . Spencer Mann urg ed st uden ts to call home. "Tell your mom and dad yo u're not a victim." he sa id . In ves tigator s acknowledged during a Monda y night news conference that all three women were mu tilated but refused to provide details. Two wo men were found In one apartment and the third wa s discover ed 1n her apartment about 2 miles away The Gainesvi lle Su n, quoting sources, said at least one of the young women was decapitat ed and one or more of the victim s had their nipples cu f off. Pollee Lt . Sadie Da r nell sa id It \ was too ear ly to say wheth er the sa me perso n kil led al l th rcr women But the violent similar It y of the crimes prompted th e pollee and sheriff' s depa r tments Monday t o establish a 60member t as k force t o Invest! · gate. Gov. Bob Marti nez ordered the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to help . " All the victims are young. white females living In the southwes t part of Gai nesville and primarily living on their own, " Da rnell sa id. Th e normally hap py atmos phere of the firs t day of classes Monday wa s permeated with fear Cam pus leaders ca lled on stud en ts to look out lor each oth er. "If you're fortunate enough to have a car, now's the time to be generous·minded ," said student body president Mi cha el Browne. Co ntinued on page 10 'I lease of $2 1 mtllion for co nstt uc lion of f ive 200 foot -long break · wa ter s and the dump tn g of 220.000 tons of sa nd for rros 1on co ntrol in Maumf'P Ba v St aff' Park 'I hP board appro vr d the pur r h.J SC' of ti% sc hool buses for 2~h sc hoo l dislrirts . !'Ost!ng $17 l mlll !on .J amrs \'an KeurPn , dln•ctnr of lhl' Division of School F'ma nee for t hP Ohio Drpc1 rt m cnt of Education, Scdd eve n mo re sc hool bu ses are in drmand for su burban dist rict s and for thr handicapped The board al so approved· -Tra nsfer of $69 million for state emp loyee pay r ai ses ncgoll ated In co llec ti ve bargaining ; -transfer of $232,700 to rrpla ce Ohio Board of Rege nt s fu rn iture destroye d in a fire las t Dece mber. -expe ndit ure of $12,930 to pu rc hase 5 million " I Voted Today" l apel stickers for u ~ tn th e November ~lectlon; -a $3.4 m1iilon contrac t wtth A G.T . International I nc. Columbu s. to provide Instan t ticket hardware for the Ohio Lottery Co mmission . Celebrezze puzzled by teachers' decision COLUMBUS, Ohio fUP[) Democratic gubernatorial nomi nee Anthony Celebrezze Jr. rc arted Monday with "dlsap polntment and puzzlement" to the Ohio Federation of Tea chers endorsement of hi s Republican opponent , George Volnovich . Ce lebrezze said It was " Incom prehensible" to him that the executlve council of the 20,000member union of teacher s, Co ntinued on page 10 of 18 months in a s t<~l<' prison. il ftne of $2,500. or I~Hh Hal ris was arrl'sh•d on .J une :; followi ng l hl' death of 82 year old Victor Wi ll the d ay before. Wi ll was struck by a p1 ck up truck on Ju ne 2 in Ches ter, wherr> he had bel'n attending his h igh school c la ss rL'UnlOn H1 s bodv. which. afiPt being st r uck. l and ed in th e bed of the t r uck Will' s body was then r('movrd from the scenC' and thrown OVC'r a creek bank on West Shad e Road Th e truck was found th e following day on a counly roa d 1n At hens Co un ty. where 11had bee n burned and aba nd oned A l so arrested was .J ason R 1ggs . 18, v. ho pled guilty ra riler lh1s month to charges of aggravaled \f'hicula r hom icide, tam~nng with ev1dence and gross abuse of a corp~P. Riggs w1ll hP sL•n tenced on F' r 1da v The pic e~ h.1 r ga m agreement. which v.as .:ICCC'pted !Jy Jud_g(' Crow 1h1s morn in g. n •cumml'nd.;;; a sc nt Pnl'l' of lR m onths in d s tatr pn so n 1n l'xc han ge f or his gu il t\ plea In addtt ion, the plea bargam agn'rme-nl 1ncludrs a recom mr ndatlon for s hock probation after 90 d ays No fin e IS to be Imposed in dC'Corda ncc with th e agr E'emen t According to Warner, this is duf' to Barns' lack of a pnOI c1 1mina l n•co rd and his· cooper at10n" with a uthon tir s in the Investiga tion of lht• Incident Since thl' ar rests of Riggs and Harris. the Meigs County Prosecutor's Of f1cr has cited the tmpor - fanc(' of Harri s' IPs tim onv MPigs Co unt\- P roS('l' Uting A! tornr v SIP\'t'n I. Swrv stated ra rliPr this summ1•r thai Harris' coo pe ratio n was es pecially lm portant In the recovery o! Will's body th e day after the accident . Several members of Will' s famll\- W('l'!' presf'nt m the co ur !room. and wprr represr nr (' d by PomNO\' al!orney Cha 1 Irs Knig hl Sf'n tC'n cJng of Harns was d<'ferr<'d until October 16 River sweep said successful Hy ,JIM FREEMAN Sentinel Nt•ws Staff Acco rding to a prrss 1 P lt• <Js~· lr om th(• Ohio Hl \'!'1 Vall .~ Sa nitation Commission 10H SAr'sC01. the 1~~0 Ohio RiH·r SwrPp wa-; a rl'sou ndlng surce:-.s as mnrP tha n H 000 vnluni PPrs 1n si x sla! Ps cu \lectl'd thou sa n d~ nl tons of garbage a nd other dPbns from the banks of the nvt•r The Ohio River Sweep in Meigs Co unt y was di recte d by Kennv Wiggins from th e Meigs Coun tv Offi ce of Li t ter Control The original da te of th<' Sweep was ca nce lled in Meigs Cou nt y du e t o high water and was held on a later date Voluntee rs , mostly from var ious c lu bs and orga ntza l JOns. took part in the Sweep at var ious Iran walks out of OPEC negotiations VI ENNA rUPii -The l ra nlan oil minister wa lked out of OPEC tal ks Tuesday as rlrlegatlon s fr om 10 other cou ntn rs WNr putting the fin al lour hrs on an a~reemenlthat reported ly would allow a te mporary 11sr ln oil ou tput. " It !sa blg mistakcForO PEC. I ra nian Mi nister of Petro leum Gholamrezil Aghazadch sa1d of th e draft. whic h wa s expec ted to be unveile d In the afternoon . Sources at the Organizat ion of Pet ro leum Exporting Count ries sa id 10 other countries attending the Vienna talks support a pla n th at would report edly allow count ri es to Increa se prod uct ion In response to the cri sis In the Persian Gulf Llbva and Iraq rdu sed to send delegates to the talks. The reported agreement would bt• a triumph for Saudi Arabia and Venezuela , which have so ught OPEC' s blessin g to In cr ease th eir output to m ake up for a shortfall of 4 million bar rel s a day resulting from th e U N embarggo of Iraq and Ku wait The sanctions were Imposed following the Aug. 2 I ra qi Inva sion of Kuwait. Such an accord likely would result In a further decrease In oil pr! Cf"S. rlPan up stt rs :J iang thr Oh1o R1vrr Accord mg to .J~ 'a nnP l son, m ing thr IIttrr through a mas 'i i\'P vo lunl f' Pr l'ffmt lsun sa id pro)Ccl dlrec1or For the S~Nce p From OFtSANCO . th r ll.OOil vo- ORS/\NCO hnpPd lo h,m• 10.000 \O lunl f'f'J s ln slra d. morp !ha n ll .llllll ramr ou t to pitch in and lunh' rrs inrludtng hundreds from Mr ig s Coun!y eo llrrtPd rlra 11 thr rl\Pr ban k Thr Sv.crp was sta r ted by R, OOO to ns of gar ba gr Inc luding 10,000 full bagy of tras h that wzrr ORSIINCO 1n 1989 as a project Clth rr rrcyclrd or p larrd 1n ap pr ov('(iiandfills ORSANCO adm inistered the Swrrp. Parttcipanh R1vN S\~CI'P effort s recri\·pd Oh10 Jrr-.;;;h ins for th r lr S'< cc p. · !.so n sa1d "Vo lunt eers had originally ld <'n llfled lOO sltes for th e cleanup. but ended up workmg a t more tha n 160 sil rs along thr the 9R I mile length of th e rtiW bo rdered bv Oh1o Wpo;;t VJrgi ni<:~ Kentuck y and I llinois Vo lunt rers found l'V Pr ythmg from car parts to an un<'as hrd flve-figurr c heck." shr added "Man• than 40 tons of tra sh wPrr co llec ted alone." 1n vol un tf'Crs at l'll'anup si ll'S in communJl iPs I11Rq 1\s JntPrf' ~l ORS~NCO. "Wr arr \f'r~· plpased with th r out romP of l h(' .June Hi r\vpr Pe nnsyl\'a nta. ronrf'ntratlllg on a l JO mile slrl' t<:h of thr ri vP r f1um Ci nc in nat i t o Ashland. K.l' Abou t 1,200 Louisv ille. Ky . Ison sa 1d thr o b]('CIIVl' of llw 199() Ohio River Sweep was to draw attention to th e ex isting litt er problem along the Ohlu R iver and take ste ps to rectlfv t he sit uation by physi ca ll y rem p<:~rli t'lpatt'd lrl 12 in lhC' Swcpp gn!w, along wi th tlw com- mitmf'nt of r nviron mPntal prolt'c ti n n agrnrirs in thP six sta lE'S bordPrlng thP rivr1. Pxpa nded t hP pr ujf'<' t lson sil ifl shP wa nt s lhc program to con tinue tn yra r s lo comt~ a nd shP hopes to keep penpiP lniP l f'S trrl In thf' id ea of kl'('ping thl' Oh10 RivPr l'll'i:ln " Wr havr sren nnprovcmenl s mode in r ivrr wall?r qual ity over thP past 211 years T hts has n'sul tPd m an in crr.lst' In rec reatio nal usP of the Ohio River, " J.;;on sa id " B£'ca use of the increased aclivit y on the river, wp also ex perienced more litter on i ts b<1 nk s The yParly cleanup program 1s needed to keep th ~ rivrr su1ta blc for con tinued publ iC usc . as 11.dl as for envlronnwntal pu rposes " Harrison sent to Middle East After being In the US Arm y for IR months, Private First Cl ass Robert W Harri son has been sen t 111 Sa udi Arabia wit h the 197 1h Infantry Brigade fr om Benning, Georg ia PFC Harri son is th e son .or Char les and Jan Van Cooney. Bailey Run Road In Pomeroy and son -In law of Charles and Mary Hou dashelt of Smith Road, Pomeroy He had his basic training at Fort Dlx, N J , where he was al so trained as an 88 MIC, a motor t ra nsJX) rt opera tor. Curren tly. PFC Harrison Is stationed at Ft . Be nning where he resides with his wife, Audra, who In tend s to ret urn home to the M eigs Cou nt y ar ea to be with family while PFC Har rison Is on his tour of duty In Saudi Arabia. PFC ROBERT HARRISON W. I �....• .•• Commentary Ethnic groups suffer in new Gennany The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, August 28, 1990 CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlshe r/Co ntroiiE'r A MEMBER of The Unl lf'd Pfl>ss ln ll'rna11ona l Inland Dally Press Association and the Amer ican Newspaper Publishers Association LETTERS OF OPINION a1e welcomt' They ~ hou ld be Je-ss than 300 words long All letters are su bj €'Ct to editing and must be signed with name. addres s and telephone number No unslgnr-d IPI IPr s "'Ill be pub llshed Letters should be In good taste, addr ess ing Issues, not pt>rsonal! ties Ghosts in the desert By ARNOLD SAWI SLAK UPI Senior Editor WASHINGTON- Pres tdenl Bush has satd the Un ited States ts not m a kin g the cLassic error of prepanng for the last wa rm Its respo nse to the I raq i lnvaswn of Kuwa it , bu t It IS hard to den~ that there are some potent ghosts a foo t in the Ar abwn desPrt There Is an easy and arg uably va lid parallel bPiwcf'n l hf' current OBERAMMERGAU, West Germany- As the German pea pie move rapidly toward reunlfl calion, there Is an apparent rise In prejudice against Jews. Gypsles and even other Germans of the eastern variety Our visit to sewral cities In West Ger many, Including lo East an d West Berltn. fed our susChrlst.Leadlnglocalcltlzens were candid In their views about Jews and Gypsies as well as !he Impoverished East Germans swarming Into the village· They feel they're too much trouble to deal with and nowhere near as ca pable, honest or reliable as tel low Bavarian Germans. While 11 would be outrageous to fea rs o f an lncrPaslngly homo compare any of their views to Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta la tlon A fifth of Oberammergau's population perished within a year The village elder s tried many ways to end the plague before swearing an oath late In 1633. promising· '"Every 10 years the devout representation of the sufferings and death of Christ would be given so !hal God would have mercy and free our v il lage from the appalling sickness ·· According to lege nd no one died from the pl ague after that vow The first performance was a year later The most powerful line sill\ left In Is the so-called blood guilt lim·. In which Pontius Pllateshoutsafter condemning Jesus to I he cross. '"Blood be on us and on our children .· Only now. the text sold to the thousand s of tourists genlzed Ge rman slate that has thoseofAdolfHIIIer . thedlclat or little room for non Aryan pea- was most at home In these con pies. Such nationalism doesn' t servallve Bavarian regions bode well for Germany's minor!ThP discontent with Jews tra · lies, or for entire nations such as ces directly to their 1970 boycott Poland an d Czechoslovakia . of the Passion Play and con· which a re hoping Germans will tlnued complaints that parts of find II \n the\i economic hearts to the six-hour extravaganza are help these sluggi sh economies anti-Semitic The play depicts West Germany may have no the New Testament story of Je lim e. patience or Deutschmarks sus" tr iumphant arrival Into Jer left for them after ta ktng care of usalem. hi s betrayal, trial. Its sic kly half-sister, East cruclllxlon and resurrection. Town performances date to the Germa ny Nowhere were our eoncerns Thirty Years War. which began more pronounced !han In the In 1618. when various armies beautifu l Ba varian village made spread the Black Plague across fa mous by Its decennial produc Europe a nd decimated It s popu lion of a Passion Play. abou t J e E1TA0•9\0 - - "''""'$TAR -"110lEGilt>M--- who attend, has a five pag e PX planation on why the line was left In We heard complaints by ell lzns !hat '"t he Jew s crea te too HULM£"' Middle East s iluatto n and the fat lu re of the democt Je te> tn and Amenca to stop Ger m any 1n the 1930s as 11 f urope swa l lu wed C7ec hoslovakla a nd set ht s stghts on the rest of the continent But that does not exrtle th e publtc ltk e the Ima ge of a real vt lltan . so the first ghost. r atsl'tltepealedly by Amet tcan offtctals. ts the shade of Hitler, 1n whose form th ey pJcturL' Sactda m Hu sse 1n Even before the Iraqi ruler sPnl h1s troops to ovc•1 run Kuwait, he wa s bemg descr ib rd as a power-mad butcher w ho lu stpd for co ntrol of the ent1r e Middle East and who rvP n used po1son gas on h1s own people Saddam m.:~ y we l l h1~ Jus t as bad as hr JS sa 1d to bP. butthrrf' 1s somet h m g hau n twgly f am Jit.-& 1 tn tttr p1 ocess ol drscn bmg the lradr1 of anot her country as a blood thtrs ty monstr1 Nicaragua and behtnd th e Iron Curtatn Also fam iliar 1s thr use of a t rocJIIC S suc h as po ison gas a ttacks on civ ilian s tu rally publ1c opmll1n agamst anoltlf'r co untry That gars w., a lltc~ul.u lmr es use d tn Gtenada b) Ronald Reagan and by Bush m Panam<:~ , T r um an .liJcl .lohns on had to call up mill! an resrr vrs to fight those wars , and that m<•vn s lhsruptlng t hr livrs and posstbly lostng thr support of vo t<'t s • nd thr tr famtltes AmeJicans traditiOnally wtll sav t hrv suppo rt their p1estdent " <Jl times of inte r natiOnal strPss ThP rrcJI II'S I hov.rvrr. IShow th r publiC' wtll react when thL' boy s dlld g1r ls v.,.ho had oth rr plans for th('ll 11\ f'S go marchmg off to wa1 and somf' o! th!•m I PI urn m tmdv bJgs flooding In tor the Passion Play already burdens services /11 Promoting rail safe}y _ _____S_en_. ]_ar_l L_or_tg losing loved ones In car train Train cross ings are a part of everyd ay life Few of us think much about them as we go abou t accidents The key to this campaign Is In formation A brochure published by the organ ization . which has an offic e In Cincinnati a t 635 W Sevpn lh St - Sulle 300. lists the following com mon causps of crossing acc ident s: ou r bu sin ess. rxrf'pt to slow down and loo k both wavs before proceeding Perhaps this Is why. despite statewide safety programs. accl dents and fatalities are too high at cross ings According to the •The driver sees 1he tr aln com lng OPparlmPnl of Transportation last year there were 413 car 11raln crashes at Ohio railroad grade cross in gs In these crashes 61 peopl e lost the ir lives fur thf'r roads d l st<J ncf's and poon•J We would ltk<• to !ha nk the se th r co ns truction of a br idge This ca used much mconven u:-nce for co nstruction uf lht' bndg<' Thi s many people Duetothektndnrss of the Ottls Johnso n and Davtd -was more than ISf'X Pf'Ci edof any neighbor a nd a ppreciated Thank yo u v.a s grea t lv a nd J D Sm tih Berry's World headlight s 0 1 falls to properly co nform hi s drlv lng speed to night or pr eva iling weather st arts across the tracks w ithout look in g for other tra i ns and co ndi t ions •With ai r rondlttonlng and ra dl o runn ing a motorist cannot hear app roach ing tra ins, and he approachin g fa mili es the senseless tragedy of ca nnot stop In time drives In front or Into t hr sldr> of, a train ·rhe motor ist ovcrdrl" es his fall s to loo k •The motorist Is too busy tal k ln g with passf'nger s and l g nnrPs signs a nd whistle warnings •wtndows of thl' motorist's car art' fros ted up or dlrtv With this man; carJSrs of hi gh way ra il cross ing acciden ts, a lot of work must be done to Improve safety There Is the potential for even more deat h and lnjurv un le ss thi s campaign lak es hold Operation Lifesaver 1s Pncou raging service clubs. Parent TPacher Associa tions. schoo ls a nd oth er groups Int eres ted In promoting crossing sa fely to ron ta ct It at It s office at 63~ W S<>v enl h St - Suite 300. Cl nctnnatl 15203 Th e phone number Is 15131 977 3271 F'llms. speakers a nd In formational brochures will help spread the message tha t ex tra cauti on Is nerdPd at grarl.r crossin gs ff you need more Informatio n on this, or any ot her Issue. or have questions abou t leg islation before state governmen t please write me . Stale Senator Jan MI chael Lon g. at the Siatehouse. Columbus. OH 43215. or call me at (6141 166 8156 Look who's fighting the War__B_en_W_a_tte_n_be_rg Too bad Uncompelltlve Capt James Stark . now at the Pentagon. recently commanded the guided-missile cru iser USS Leahy In the Persian Gulf "These are typi cally blue-collar. middle class. midd le-Americ an kids," he says "They've joined the Navy to see the world. or learn a trade. or for patriotic rea sons. or to get away from home. or from girlfriends . A lot of them have problems In high school. the way to be one of the guys was to screw up " But not so In the Navy. says Stark: "On a ship II they screw up. the guys turn against them They' re great We have the best Navy ever They didn't come In to the Navy to slay out of an Army draft. the way It was before the Navv After all . our high-tech ships. now \n the Near East , are being manned by the crisis cohort of the American population . Many of them a re the alleged kids of c haos minorities, br o ken homes. high school dropouts m graduates from schools that don't teach much . We supposedly know a ll about them They can't read well, wrUe well. or do math well. They can't lind Brazil on a map Of course. lhPy can' t compete with Japanese and German the Straits ol Hormuz, doing what they ' re supposed to be do· lng ''I'm trained . and I'm ready to do 11. sir," they say Grinning, they say, ''I've been sleeping line. Mr. Rather In fact , almosl too well •• And, of course, always to the camera, " HI . Mom and Dad" The cutaway shots of these dumb kids at work show them at some of th e everyday tasks of the modern Navy: with radar, sonar, radios, consoles and keepIng up the electronic guidance systems In an environment chokIng with tine desert sands. Many of these clucks are working 16and 20-hour days In the engine room. the temperature can gel up to 140 degrees . ' the sid e of It •As the tra in clears the cross lng. the mot orist Immediately accidents even more and spare the carrier Independence, near I circum stances and because he • A motorist bPcomes "too fa mlllar" wi th a cross ing . and uses no ca utio n wha! S()('VPr whrn kids And yet. there they are with Dan Rather on t he flight deck of I distance •The motor ls i racrs thf' train to thr crossing , and i s elthPI struck by the tr ain or runs lntn sponsored by the railroads In coopera tion w\lh state agencies and other organiza tio ns. will cut those "I 've got to go to the bathroom ·· •T he motO Jist, d1 i vin g at mght or In cln unf amiliar location , trav els "' ,, speed too great In such nallonal cam pa i gn, In theory. everything should be going wrong for I he U S The famtll('s of Ke1th Sm1th signs an d signal s •The dr iver has too much alco hoi In his sys tem and Is Incapable of proprrl y drivi ng a motor vehi cle but misjudges speed and either strikes or Is struck by a train ru nnin g on an adjacent track new •The driver fall s to observe and obey the ad,.ance railroad crossi ng sign and other warning all vol unt eer serv ice" Somebody el se has noticed Sovie t Marshal Serge \ Akhro meyev . recently visited US military bases. After watching US e nlisted men. In their cris p dress. yes slrr lng everything that moved. telling him they were In servi ce to defend t heir countrv and thengo toollngoflln a red convertible. Akhromeyev said. "I wish I had people like that In my a rmy '" Th e Navy today Is 21 percent black, II percent Hispanic, and with plenty of ot hers On the Lea hy, there were Filipino. Ko rean. Vietnamese. Samoan, Jordanian and - hah' - Iraqi sailors Stark says they get along pretty well Obviously. It ca n't work· low tec h kids In hi gh tech jobs Ha s n't the Navy been to all the double-dome seminar s? Haven 't they heard that we're not going to be able to !Ill t he hlgh -ed slots In the future . because our kids aren't educated? After boot ca mp. most of these sa ilors are In technical schools for three man ths to one year. On so me Navy s hips today there are civilian co ll ege prolessors Between s hift s many sailors study American history. foreign Ian· guages. math, English and writing. Sounds great Is \his mostly Navy propaga nd a' Perhaps There a re problems But there are some fact s to face The ships are advanced machines. The crew Isn't from the Ivy League The sh ips work By ERIC McHUGH UPI Sports Writer Eve n NatUie Mother IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO PROBATION DIVISION FREDDIE HOUCASHELT. ADMINISTRATOR OF niE ESTATE OF LEONA KOHL, PLAINTIFF. - VBRUTH McELROY. o1al. DEFENDANTS. CASE NO . 28.413 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ffi the purtutnCI on of the Order of tho Problto Court of Molgo County. Ohio. Freddie HoudoolroH. Admlnlirtrotor of tho - • of l.oono Kohl. will offer for oolo It public: ouctlon on tho 1&th dey of ' Public Notice October. 1990. at 1O·OO A. M 11 the front door of the Melg1 Countv Counhouse in Pomeroy, Ohk), the followlng deecribed rul attate, located .t 31& Grtnt Street. Mlddlopo~. Ohio. Shueted In the Village of Middleport . Meigs County Ohio Situated In lower Pomaroy, nowt ptn ofthe VIIlogo of Middleport, ond bo· lng 24 feet off the wast -'d• of Lot No 413. Gront Street, and being on the north side of Beech Street, being on the welt side of oold lot DEED REFERENCE Vo- I praloed ot 16.000 00 and must not be told for not te .. thtn 2 / 3 of the tppraitad value The term• of uld 1111 to be cash at the time of the salt Fntddie Houdashelt, Adminlttretor of the Estate of leona Kohl 181 28. !81 4. 11 3tc Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO o• vlolon of Moigo County, Ohio. mon PleM Coun. Probata for an ordet' to change h nama to L111 Lynette Butcher. Seid tppllc.tlon will be by petition to be flied In oold Court, on or after the 24th dey of Auguot, 1990. Dotod thlo 24th doy of Auguot. 1990 Llu lynette Butche t81 28 1tc every time I'm out there, " George sa id. "I was happy with my performance I'm a little anxious at times ." Trudeau relieved George In the second hall and completed 10 of 12 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown. Trudeau, a fifth -year pro, has never beaten a rival for an NFL starting job, advancing only after lnlurles to Gary Hogeboom and Chris Chandler. Trudeau figures George will start no matter how they play "It's no contesl.'" Trudeau said "We both played well I really fell good This Is the fir st time In a while l haven't been all banged up " The difference In the game was a missed conversion kick oft the first Indianapolis touchdown af ter Beach, who made the scoring catch, had trouble with Ray Donaldson's snap The Eagles rose to 2-1 wh lie the Colts, 0-3. could go winless In preesea son for the first time since 1981 "People put too much empha sis on the scarp at this time of yea r. " Colts coach Ron Meyer said. '"We mad e btg s tndes forward tn determlnrng who wtll '"II was unplayable." Brewers Manager Tom Trebelhorn sa id '"Pop flie s. ground balls. trying to pitch thev flew tn your eyes. trying to hit they flew in yout eyes·· B.J Surhoff was a btt more graphi c. The Mi!waukPP catrhPr com pa red the scenP tu "fltes on hm se manure ·· Swa rm s of bugs clouded the (Cue !11), Majors Lo~ be on the team " Tt ud eau threw a 4-:rard touchdown pass to rookie running ba ck Ken Clark midway through the \h trd qua r ter to give the Colts a 16 7 lead J im McMahon. who replaced Randall Cunningham . pulled the Eagles within 9 7 at halftime with a 9-yard touchdown pass to tight e nd Maurice Johnson. a rookie from Temple hoping to replace All · Pro holdout Keith Jackson. George threw a 47-yard pass to Clarence Verdin to set up his scoring pass to Beach and the Ill-fated conversion attempt. 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Burclrl and Toll)' Jo!"'l .. and parcl -leU" aJWr PIUibu II h - Oil defen1lve IIMman Mut Oouldlb)' IIMt.cker Mlkfll Lee Bob Gordon; plafe cl cl!lltt'!r fhuc• Lanu on ln)urtd restr~ a rtd wldr recetvff Ileld for five Innings before head umpire Don Denklnger ordered the roof of the Skydome closed The Jav s were leading 2 I before the 35-mtnute delay, but Toront o Manager Clio Gaston in ststed that the s toppage in play didn't hurl his team' s co ncentration '" If anyt htng . I thought it would be better for us. because 1Mtl waukeestarterTedt Htguera ha s a bad back" sa td Gaston. who watchPd his club fall fi\.P games ou t of first "Thrrty flvl' mmutcs is a long lime to si l out " l'hllad..lphl1. (Df>,IPII..,J.tJ 7 SSp m >\,\tlo: RJCA" LEI\GI E R)' 1 nll~d l'r""~ ln lf' rralloraJ Public Notice IN THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME OF LloA LYNETTE DISTELHORST NOTICE Notic;e to honby given thl 1he undanignocl lntendo o make oppllcatlon \o the Com and sacked three times for 21 yards. and he fumbled his first nationa lly televised snap 'Tm gel tlng more comfortable San Ulf'ji'D Dallv fume 241. Page 743. of the Melg1 County Deed Rocords are apThe premltll Beach He wa s wtereepled once Scoreboard ... Onf'Yrar Public Notice has turn ed •galnst the Blue Jays Fresh off three straight shutouts a t the hands of the Boston Red Sox. Toronto dropped even further back m thr AL Ea s t Monday with a 4 2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers tn a game that was del ayed by a swa rm of gnat s. OnP WN•k Om· Monlh Public Notk:e 1-yard touchdown flip to Pal Blue Jays beaten again, 4-2 St'a.lllt' thP f.um!Ir•s fn1 th r usP of t heir land and other maiPJIOJl s ctunn g lhP Roush fa ml!JL' S t hi s ~nconven ience was lessened Those l1 v 1ng close to the bridge co nstruct io n wPr r save d from 1rave ltng !age ol 4.900 to seek work in a year when th e number of tourists lem Ca ll ed Ohio Opera tion Life saver . II Is the most co ncerted effort launched to date to reduce this serious problem Hopeful ly Appreciates help Dt•.Jr Ed1101. F01 the pa st t hrcP m o nth s (Stat r Rou tc) 554 h.1 s hwn c losf'd between Porter a nd E nu due to mans camr to thi s famous v!l No'.'., thPrr Is a new drive undf'r way t o rpduce thi s prnh Letters to editor Germa n With the Berlin Wa ll 's fall la st Nm:pmber, dozens of East Ger- chemll·al weapons Saddam used aga tn st Kurdt sh trbels tn Iraq But th ese an• no t Ilie only ghosts that stal k the dese r t President Bush sdts palch of ,, btg well equtpped mtl ttar) force to Un UkP the West care was gua r ant eed commande r s to prepare th eir troops m the Saudi desert to face th•• Fi na lly. !herr 1s an unsL'P n politi cal prrsrnrf' vr t to be dealt with In this situatiO n It sure ly IS not lost on Ru sh .1nd h1s ddviSf'l s that bolh Harry Truman and Lvndon John so n b\ srnd1ng US armiC's int o KorP~ and VIetna m . began the process that r nded thr1r ca reers in publiC Sl'rV ICP among prices had bc•en subsldl 2ed In the comm uni st East. and everything from employm ent to medical Katser"s troops a t rhe star t of World I Stil l nega ti ve tmage maktng as td e. there ts good n •.t so n for lJ S to do an)lhtng to fre<• Amencans held rapllve tn a Mtddlr Eastern captta l strffts beca use - to hear every shopkeeper Interv iewed - the gypsies arc thieves. II doesn't help th•l the Ger man word for :; gypsies. '"Zigeu ne r." means :: '"wandering swindl ers ·· Such blanket char ac terlza \Ions and pr ejudice again are disturbing In a country whose no" -loathed former leader. Hitler. established a Central Of fle e for Combating the Gypsy Mena ce In 1938 It's all ala rming . but what's su rpr isin g Is the grow in g res ent decades of communist rule Food back at leas t to the reports. that Be lg1an nuns wr1 r raped b) th r a hos t of unso \vrd problems. 1nc ludmg th a t admlnlstratlOn's Inablilt \ culture. they sta nd out There Is a resurgen t prejudice aga inst them In Germany In Oberammerg•u. the storekeep ers told us they mu st be extra vigilant when Gypsies come fid dlin g a nd dancing through their townspeop le toward r: ast C.er mans They are routin ely stereo typed here a nd elsewhere In Wes t Germany as a lazy people who grew Indolent during four Am erica n presidents often has been proj ec ted 1n places like 11 an House the ghost of the far led Cart er presidency, which was spoiled by guage, Romany, and their nwn ment 11 a lso shou ld be noted that the sa me ktnd of frtghtl'ntng tma gP ol th e region Witho u t a lot of delav err f,Hnl y ro nt ra siPd w1th th e pitiful v1s 1on of the small, !II prrp<.~ rrd he l1coptt• r rescue forrr that Prf'SJdent Carter. after long hesltatto n, sent mto Ira n 1n a dJsdst ruus effort to rescue the Teheran hos tages N o Im age of B ush <IS .1 n md ecisJve w1mp was go mg to be allowed to take root 1n th1s situation And, of co urse. the very word "hostage' must ra ise m the White much trouble tor our play .. Lo ca ls said they were tired of hear lng them It' s unsettling In a land whose leaders exterminated 6 million J ews less than 5() years ago Surveys say In today·s German y there remains a firmly anti -Semitic core of 15 percent lt"s not just di rected against the Jews Nearly half a million Gypsies were al so exterminated by Hiller and his minions They consi dered the olive-skinned peo ple to be an Inferior race Infest lng Europe The Gypsies are believed descended of a people that left northern India around 1000 A D With their own lan - INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) While lop draft choice Jeff George and Indianapolis veteran Jack Trudeau battled for a starting job, Philadelphia thirdstringer Mat I Cava naugh saved his job and won the game. Cavanaugh, a 13-year NFL veleran, ra1lled Philadelphia. and Roger Ruzek kicked the winning JJ.yard field goal w\lh 1: 56 remaining Monday night to give the Eagles a 17-16 NFL preseason victory over the Colts. "We might have to go with three quarterbacks because Matt did a good job," Eagles coach Buddy Ryan said 'We may have to cu 1 short the defensive safeties o r something·· Ruzek's kick capped a 66-yard, 9-play drive highlighted by Cavanaugh's 27-yard pass to Crls Carter Cavanaugh completed 9 of 10 passes for 109 yards and drove the Eagles 65 yards to set up Robert Drummond's 1-ya rd touchdown run with 10:34 to play '"We dldn'l play well. just well enough to win.·· Ryan said. '"The Colis played with emotion We were lucky. V. e made (George) look like an all-pro. didn't we?" George, the No 1 pick In this year's college draft. played the first half and completed 11 of 21 passes for 153 ya rd s. lneludlng a Instead, Higue ra. 8-6. ca me back with four s tnkeauts after the delay and gave uponly one htt In the last lour Innings " He had one of those gamPs that he gPISsomPIImes ... Trebc l horn sa id " He' ll be throwing harder In the seven th. etghlh and nin th than tn th e firs t. second and thtrd ·· Bos ton's Mtke Boddtcker drd a ptelty fai r job himse lf In the Red Sox"s 12 4 victory over the Cleveland Indians . despite allow ! ng a seventh -Inning home run to Chris J a mes that snapped a strin g of 33conserutlve scoreles s tnnmgs by Boston's pttchtng sta ff " l knew about 11 but it w01 s goi ng 10 end sooner or later ... Boddlcker satd .. , think one reason \1 ended ts that we had s uch a btg lead II gave me the opportunity to make a mistake In theothetthreegames t2 O.I -0. and 1 0 v Jc tor iPs over Toronto ove r th e weekend 1. they were all c lose bal\game s where one mts ldkc could lead to a loss half action Monday as lndian a poli., ofknsh'f' CAUGHT FROM BEHIND - Indianapolis quarterback Jell George Is caught from behind hy Philadelphia linebacker Tony Walker during first ta ckle Kevin Call is lal<• on th<' play 1! II' I) Funderburke re-enrolls at Indiana BLOOMII\GTON . lnd iUPlt - F'ormer Indiana Universi t y basketball pla yer Lawn: nce Fun derburke has re -enrolled at the knows of no plan s for FundPr burke to re]om the Hoosiers It Is unknown wherC' Fund erburk(• IJ'O'vC' I sy Sln CC' hi S SE'niOr \<-'31 at will go next but one of hts bes t r rason s hi s seruo r ~P.J J FundN burk r" namr d l"o Hds linkrfl to allegrd Ircru l t m g mJ~.;dreds b\ h:r ntuck\ Tv.o lndi ,Jn,l ,t ...,.., l,tJ n t coachrs •~•· •• · l t' pr l m .J rH l('(l fo r 1llr ga l (On t.J ct \\lth Fund L· IbUlke dur mg a n a\\ star 1ournarnen' in fnPnds. Trav1 s Ford JU St II ans fr1 red to Krn t uck\ fr o m sc hool tn a n a ttempt to fr ee himself fr om hts le tter of tntent wt 1h 1he Hoostet s MISSOU II F'undf'rburkf'. who '> la J tt>d classes Monddy m'Pd s n inf' Fu nd e1bu 1kr wou ld not cDm mf'nt on his plans Iii " <~Ito! nl'\ credit hours to re ach thr mtn Wtlltarn tmum 24 required for a transfer Ohio, who has served as Funder burkr's spo\<:('sman wds on vaca tton and un.watlablc fo r rom nwnt Mondav This summl'r without the school's consent Funderburke left the te am as a freshman last year. but lndJan.t would not release htm from hts letter of intent Funderburke ort ginallv tned to fm 1sh h is academic rpqutre mcnt s during lnd!ana's summer sessio ns but r uiPs rPgard1n g let ter s of I nt ent d ll' ta te tha t thf' cred it hours mu st be Parn{'(.l dunng academ ic · year s of rrs 1 dence, ·· or the fall and spt tng sPmPsters lnd1ana sports mforma t1on d1 trctm Ktl KltngPlhoffer sa td he Flec k of Co lumb us . Wchtlr Ht gh Sc hoo l. v.here he Wet s su spe nded l o r d iSC'l pltna n \.out svtlle Fleck. satd Fundet burke would try to complrtc hi s comm itm ent to Ind1an.1 bu1 had no plan s to rejotn the basketb.tllleam If Funderburk<• co mpletes hts academIC rt'Q u1 rrml'n Is hy Df' cPmber . h(' v.1ll br r llgtblf • .J ~ .1 so phomon' Th{' Columbu s n.1 IIYt.' mu st ~ 1 1 ou t o nr \ l'aJ bf'g mmn g 1n J.J nuarv 1f hr comp letPs h1o.; f las sr" and t r .1 nsfers to Glnot hl 'l sc hool Fund r rburk{l -; tJIJPd con Kv In Apr\\ 1q~q du11ng t hP -. p m g sq..;ntng pr 110d 1 undPriJu ikf' si E:" JH 'd w1th Jnd1 M 1d hut 11'11 ttH' squ a d ra lly 111 thP s et~ so n .Jtt f' r cha fing unde1 (odC'h Bob Knight 's dJsClpiinf'd s\ strm HP tran sfer r rd to St C ilh anne Co ll ege tn Ke ntuck1 hrforP com mg ba ck to Ind ia na as :-, 1udcn I <.t h" " SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 · ~,:.~·~~o;;;;' I? ~~ &I>R~IN JOlAi lNHS >ATU~A1 ' ~UPID.lY H 7~ BARIJ.AIPI ~~ ~ ~ IUr~OAl [)t[P "(ill(l~l " l wr go t what s 'I '.\-anted to rn ak f' su re the win ThL~t' s Impor t an t .. Boddtc ket. 11 8. got hel p It om crntrrftelder Ei lt s Burks. who sluggPd two hom e ru ns 1n an (•ight ru n Boston fourth " That ' s beaut i ful to see Boddtc kr r satd Burks ts the 23rd pl ayer to htl 1\.o\-O hom er s in one Inning Title bout Oct. 25: Showtime pays $2 million for delayed broadcast rights The I.Jsl pla ypr to a ccomplis h the feat wa s Da le Murph; . on .July 27 last year The on ly other Hoston playPr to ht t two home • s In one tnnmg was Btll Regan In 1928. "' II was a good thtng to come tn and not let down aftPr a big senes tn Toront o," Boddicket satd Else wh ere In t he Amer Jean I.e ague Ne " Yark blanked Balt im o re 4 0. Mtnnesot a slammed Chicago 1 0 a nd Calt fm nta sluggl'd TPxas 1 3 In th e Na ti ona l Le ague, 11 wa s Sa n Diego 4. Montreal 1 Yankees 4, Orioles 0 At Baltimore. Andy Hawkin s .rllowed lour htl s over 8 2-3 tnnings and .!esse Harfleld, Mall 1\okes and Roberto Kelly provided so lo home runs to send lht• Onoles to their ninth loss In thetr lasll2 games. Hawk ins. 5-10, won for the fourth lime In his last six starts Ben McDonald. 53. lost his third straight stat I Twins 7, White Sox 0 At Minneapolis. Allan Ander so n tossed a !our-hitter for hts fi rs t s hutout of the season a nd Ge ne Larkin homered, tripled a nd matched a career high with four RBI Anderson. 6-16. regis tered his third straight complete ga me and his third career shutoul Th e White Sox dropped 5 1-2 games behind the Oakland Athletics In the AL West. Angels 7, Rangers 3 At Anaheim, Call! , Dick Scho field's two-out single broke a 3-3 lie and Devon White followed with a three-run home run to cap an eighth Inning rally. John Barfield fell to 3-1 Reliever Willie Fraser, 5·3. earned the win Texas starterCharlleHough walked 10 batters - a career high a nd a team record. By .JEFF IIASE!I; UPI Sports Wrller Showltm e wtll pay .rboul $1 mtll ton fat th e delayed tit oadcas I r ight s to th e Oct 25 heavvv.Pighl Iitle bout between .James "Bu s let ·Douglas and Eva nd er Holy ftcld U PI learned Mond"y with H HO v,. hen t hP nPl"- ark concf'n ll c~trd morP on thr beat r n Tv son than on Dougl as dunng a 1 pcap show a week lat e1 A televis ion sourer famili ar wi th !h(.' ne12:oUat ums s.1 lfi the bou t - whtc h wi ll be JVdt ldb le IJvp on pa}' pPr \ 1rw and closed clrcut l - failed to generate the dciJyPd rights fee that mtghl ha\'f' bep n cxrx.'c led tfomr Box Office patd appr oxt matel y $3 million for the Mtk• • Ty>on Michael Sptnks delay tn 19R8 Becaust' of a con t rac t c lau sr to protect the pay pe r >tew a nd c losed circuit salrs. Showl!me ca nnol a nnounce thP dela yed broadcas t until afler the ftghl Ana l ys ts have spPru l a!Pd thai M!rage owner Stc vr' Wy nn w 11l lose up to $10 mtlllon un the fight to be he ld In a stadium outside ht s Las Vega s. Nev . hotel-cas tno Wynn Is pay tng champta n Dou g las $24 million and Holyfteld. the No 1 rated cnntpndet. $8 million Wynn has said hr would get about $J million from forei gn right s Showtlme ho s long operated In the shadows of HBO, which traditionally has bought the delay to the sport" s megabouts Showtlme has mad e Holyfield Its house flght e t. showing hts la st10 ' lights HBO a ired Douglas· unli kely victory over the n champion Tyson last February as part of Its elght·boul $26.5 million deal with Tyson. Douglas and his manager, John Johnson, were angry En1oy the flextbtilty and !tqutdtl)' of a CD wh tch tS automattcally re newable and redee mable ::tr e3lh 7 JJv anni\'ersJ r y The 7 Day Premtum ( [) ,tn orher exampl(' of our l 'i ( omm([menr To (uqomt rs C. tll or \ISif JOUr nLirLo..,t Central Trust offlle for dtt .ttl s tncl .ty $1 OrOOO MINIMUM DEPOSIT Mt )>mum lnt~r-81 Jern~ !l ~~rJ·mcYJ SubHanlo ~ l ,l f H I ~Ubi{'< I tr l ( h 3 n }! t' t<\n ~ tanl lo\f ~ fu wllhm1tll OIIU ' II ) f' Jr With ll <• j, f { •rlv V. III H11 1" H11TM ~'''"<1(\r Au ~o~ rc-nJh) pe.td to prtndpal and rompouMf'd wM'k l) ' II 1 1!190 Yu: ld .1~\u mr \ d l JI \1~ 1 ( ,1 r ll t 1cl1l tl!ll Wll h.tr 111. ,I I ~ ., j IIli i 11 ~ I " I I' I !lt 'I' d TIIE CENTRAL TRUST CO:MPANY The Bank That Wake. Thtngs Happen. 992-6661 446-0902 Middleport Gallipolis Wember FD IC �Tuesday. August 28. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·By The Bend Hinton and McMichael end holdout; Bengals make trade Row: Chad Burton , Willie Johnson, Brent Hanson, Donald Go heen. Back Row: Coach Jim Fisher , Manager Bob Johnson. Coach Rich Gilkey. Not Pictured were Coaches Steve Burton and BoiJ MrCiure, Players Malt O'Brien, Scott \!itch, Shuwn Mitch, Nicky Mtlls, and Timmy )lect ure. DODGERS FIJI.1SII SECO:\lll\ Tllnt\EY The Middleport Dodgt'rs lit li P l.t•agut• t t·am h;HI a great season IL~ thry 1\ni ~ lwd "''t·oml inlht• lt•aguP tournament at New Hn\' en, W\' . Th{'y finisht•d th• • season with a 9-4 r t'<·ord. From Lt'ft to Wght. Front Row: Roger Barnh ar t. \lik<' Littlt•, .I.J'. Fisher, Wesley McClure, Paul Pullin s . St•t·ond . .. and he tMlnnlfleld i declined It," Accorsl said. "I'm sure he feels down the road he can make more money somewhere else. If that happens, we're going to have to be satisfied." · Cleveland stlll has five veteran holdouts: llnebackersMikeJohnson and Clay Matthews; safety Felix Wright ; and offensive llneman Paul Farren. McMichael. a two-ti me Pro Bowl defensive tackle , ended a ~ltter holdou t when he reach ed agreement with th e Chicago Bears. McMichael. who will ~nter his lith NFL season, has missed all o! train ing camp and was to be assessed Sl.500 each dav. McMichael was see kin g $800,000 Instead of his contract pay of $500,000. Bears fin ance director Ted Phillips offered $775,000 but only II McMicha el agreed before tra ining camp began Aug. 26. Tha t offer was then dropped. The Bears last week gave McMichael and his agent, Lar ry Bales, the go-a head to deal wi th Hou ston . But the Bears vetoed the Oilers' offer. McMichael's presence wil l bolster th e defe nsive line . which Is a question mark because of the uncertain hea lth of Dan Hampton. McMicha el has started 101 co nsecutive gam es. the longest strea k on Ihe club He wa s named to the Pro Bowl after the 19H6 and seasons. 1987 season. The New York Jets traded But appa rently It will not be In un signed second-round draft Atla11ta. Mlnnllleld told Cleve· pick Reggie Rember l to Cincinland reporters that "lhl' three nati fo r two possiblE' start ers . sides just couldn 't come to· lin ebacker Joe Kelly and tac kle get her" on a deal. Scott Jones. and sig ned ve1cran Cleveland executive vic e pres I· dent Er nie Accors l sa id the lineman J im Sweene)' The two nf>w J ets comf' from Falcons would have tra dPd Frallc 10 Clevela nd for a No 1 the Bengals, where rook ie head pi ck, but Ihe Brown s do nut want coac h Bruc e Cos le t was offensivf' · coordinator the pas t four seasons to pay th at price. "They offered a lot of money and an as sistant for nlnr yrars By United t'reaa International Pro Bowl linemen Chris Hinton and Steve McMichael ended training camp-long holdou ts Monday, the New York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals made a rna lor trade and a proposed deal Involving Bill Frallc and Frank Mlnnltleld collapsed. Teams also began paring their rosters to reach the 60-man limit a day early. All 28 NFL teams must reduce their rosters to 60 players by Tuesday afternoon. The Falcons cut 15 players Monday and signed tackle Hinton to a four-yea r contract report· edly woth $1.1 million per year. Hinton came to the Falccns with wide reclever Andre Rison from Indianapolis !or the No. I pick In the April draft- which the Colts used on qua r terback Jeff George. Hinton, a six-time Pro Bowl pick, practiced with Atlanta Monday afternoon. The Falcons also attempted to trade guard Frallc to Cleveland for cornerback Mlnnllleld In what would have been an ex · change of All· Pros . but Atlanta was unable to. reach a contract agreement with the holdout co rnerback. Minnifield, a four ·time Pro Bowl select ion. reportedly Is demanding In excess of$1mllllon per year. Cleveland owner Art Mod ell has sa id It w,lluld be In everyone' s "best Interests" 11 Minnifield plays elsewhere this The Jets were unable to sign Rember t, a wide receiver from West VIrginia . and the two sides were far apart In negotiations with the season less than two weeks away . Rembert was made expendable when New York selected Rob Moore of Syracuse In the supplemental draft over the summer . In Ci ncinnati, Rembert will join a thin group of wide receivers II he signs with the Bengals. Sweeney. who has the same agent as Rembert, was the only other Jet s player without a contra ct before Monday. Sweeney started al116games at center last year and will start a t either center or guard this season. Kelly . who started alll6 games at In side linebacker for the Bengals last year, missed the first three weeks of training ca mp because of a contract holdout and lost his job to Kevin Wal ker. Kelly Is expected to start lor the linebacker-poor Jets, but wil l proba bly move outside In New York's 4-3 alignment. The Je ts also placed 12-year \'e leran defensive tackle Mar ty Lyons on Injured reserve with a torn rlgh l bleep and waived veteran defensive backs Carl Howard and George Radachowsky. tackle Jeff Oliver and linebacker Demetrlous Douglas. At Green Bay. Wls, veteran t lght end John Spagnola, co rnerback Van Jakes and rookie quart erbac k Kirk Baumgartner were among 15 players waived hv lhr Packers. Baumgarterwas a ni nth·round pick out or Wisconsi n-Steve ns Point. At Eas1 Rutherford . N J . the New York Gian ts waived nine playrrs. inc lud ing seve nth -round fullback Aaron Emanuel. lOthround nose tackle Otis Moore. and placed defensive ba ck Joe Fishback on Injured re serve to reduce their roster to 59. Becker, Graf post U. S. Open wins .k '!(' At.~.· ~.· : ·"'t:='-- 4 ~ j .? NEW YORK iU Pi t - Boris Bec ker and Steffi Graf came through with stra ight sets vlcto· rles Mond ay to begin defense of Ihei r U. S. Open tilles in lmprPs slve fa shion. Beeker . la cPd wi th a difficult opening day opponent In J uan Agutlera, ranked 19th in the world, responded in champion· ship style by posting a 7-5.6 3. 6·2 victorv over the 28·vear -old Spa n lard . · Gra f. sevPn month s r·l·m ovpd fr om her last G r and Slam crow n. Iaced a dl fleren t kind of obs ta cle tha n her countryma n. enduri ng I!': .. two ra in delays before co mplet· lng a 6·1. 6-1 rout of Cana dian IM .'<;;:;...<,- qualifi er Mauref'n Drake. Graf, tht.• world's No. 1 woman player, did suffer th e lndlgnitv of dropping her senice onc e before cap tu ri ng her lith consecu ti ve match since losi ng the Wim ble don sem ifinals to Z ina Carrison . Becker. mindful of his fir st· TIE FOR FIRST Pl o\U: - rtw 'lol dlq>orl Midgets girls ~ofthall team f i n i~twd tit ·d ful' fi ..... t plac e in thC' lcagU(' with a re<'ord of 111 I Tht '\ .d ... o captured second pl a<-'f in th .- lra l{W' l o ur n ~l;n, · nl. In the front ro\r are ( L-R ) ('hri ...... ~- \\ i IIi am ... ..J t' Tllli HuwPrlon a nd :\ata lit• (~rantl al. St•t ' U TH I :\pr il II alit•.\. :\"listy fhan('y, Sara Roush a nd :\m lu·r Slavin. Third row : Monlea Mitchell, Raeni \\ uod . Stt 'IJhanit• Slt.•wart, Sara Williams a nd Sta<'.\' ''''"·a rt. Ra1·k Row: Coaches Donnie Wood <Hid (;t• nt• lfallr.l'· Absent was Brandi Ml'adows. ron : Seles . a 16-year old Yugosla · via n who l ives in Florida. now has won 42 of her la st i3 rna 1c hes. t hP o nly loss co min g to Garri son in thr Wimbledon quar terr i n;lls A thunderstorm struck thP stad ium with Gral leading 4·1. 30·30 in th<' openin g se l. Folio"· ing a delay of 62 minutes. Drake reached break po int. but wa s un a blr to con\.'ert . A srco nrl s u s pen ~ ion uf 21) minutl'S c;.~mp with Gt'Uf lrad in g 2·1 In 1h1• second sri. Drakr. an amateur rankrd No . liJ. brokr Gra f·s srn·(• in th E' srrond gamf' . but thr 21·\ f'J.r -o ld Wr .s t CPrrTl iln rr taliatr rl in l llP nrxt g<IITH ' Aftt• r thP sPrond df'la y, Gr<Jf swPpt thr fi na l four ~ a mr s " I think shr wa ~ quitr nr n ·ou.'i yo u r ou ld fef'l it. " C raf sairl of Drakr . " It wii.quitr goot..l to win <1 m.1t c h likP that .. Drak e ag rerd. sa_v ing, · 'Th r nrrves wrrp ra ttl ing in m \· boclr . I wa s lhmkin g mv God. I ~l plaving Steffi · I wa s jus I th ink round los s to Goran I van isev i c i n ing abo ut get tin g a gilml'" the French Open. as well as a defea t to Aguilera in lhe Ham burg fina l in May, st umbled onlv slightl y before closi ng strong. · Alter breaking lor a J.2 edge in the opening set, Becker fell behind 5·1 Bu t he swep l the nex 1 four ga m es to take thC' sl' t. Again In the seco nd se1 Beckrr won the la st four gamrs, and in the third sri he jumped to a 4-1 lead " It felt lhls yea r much ill'lter than any other year . eve n with the rain delay," Becker sa id or his ret urn to Cen ter Co urt, where he defeated Ivan Lend lin the 1989 Ima l. As ked if she wished her oppo· nPn t had played with man• co nsis1enc y, Graf joked. 'Thrn 1 would be wa iling for lhr court In again. · Sl' les is m aking a conscious elfort to m inimizP hrr gru ntin g on ro ur t. a nd sai d it was easy to co ntrol Mond a)' beca use of the ra sy- t1mr shr enjo~· rd . Pa mpou · lo\· ;~ , IX and rankrd No . 75, won m('reh ~n points ShP nrvrr had a brrak point and only in one game did she gr l 10 d<' ucc Selcs. rankrcl thi rd in the world . brllevrs I hal in th eory Ihe U S. OpP n should determln~ this year' s top woman pl ayer . Shr won lhe French, Gra f won the Au strali an a nd No . 2 Martin a 1\ d , . r a t i I o v a c ap 1 u r c d Wimhlf'don " If onp of us won hPre. sht' would have 1wo Gra nd Slams," Se lrS<' xplat nr d. " It is go tn g to be ur WI~ ·, ' MIDDLEPORT FRUTH'S WILDCATS T-BALL TEAM- Tbla lint year team had a Rreat se•••on and can't wall till next year. From left to right, front row are: Will Kauff, Allsha .\lohler, Heather Phalln, Crall! Bum~arnrr . Sr<·und H'"' . li <n ld Vuncr, Ry an Qualbi,-Donnte Stagll", Jorday Klng, Beth WIUong, Ben Brewer. Third Row: Kenny Zuspan, EmUy Burch, Monica Moon, Derek Mi chael, Carrie Hoover, Matt Thomas, and Abram Sayre. Back Row: Dawn Thomas, Coach Sarah ,Johnson, and Bev Halley. By JIM FREEMEN Sentinel News Stat! Two loc al clubs recently made donations to help student s at Car leton School In Svracuse. Th e Mlddleport ·Pomeroy Rotary Club donated a computer car t and a printer to hel p 6-year-old Jessic a Gray partlci· pate In regular kindergarten classes lhls year The gill s, worth approximately $800, are a big help to .Jessica who has cerebra l pal sy but is taking reguwar kmdergartPn cla sses at . Pomeroy E lementary. The Pomeroy-Middleport Li ons Cl ub recently do nated to he1p in the purchase of a Lig ht Talker 1a communic ations device that uSPs symbols on a computer board to rf'present spok en words ) for J ess ica' s twin sister. Jennifer Gray . Accord ing 10 in struc tor Kim Hal e. the Light Talker will e nable 6- yra r-o\d J£'nnlfrr to use .' ' ' Internal Medicine Office Hours Monday through Friday 9 a.m. - ~ p.m. Suite 13, PVH Medical Offlce Bulldln'g (304) 67!·7700 ltH PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Tire fomi~ of proltssionols Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, W.'l/a. 25S50 I be served. RACINE - The Rac in e Ma soni c Lodg e No . 461 will hold a spec ial meetin g Tuesday at 7: 3U p.m. for work in th e master m aso n degree. All masons arr urged to atte nd . CHESHIRE The Lig hi TalkN is also compatib lP wit h a devirP thctl. w lw n worn on t hr hf•a d of ft1 P " Septem ber Swing," a dinner dance, will be held Sept. 9 from 6- 10 p.m. at the Feeney Bennett American Legion Annex on Mill Stgeet In Middleport. Th e dance Is sponsored by the Middleport Arts Council and the . price Is $25 per couple. Dinner will be served a t 6 p.m. and the dance will follow. Music will be provided by George HaiL Reservations should be made by Sept. 2 to Mrs. Roscoe Wise, 522 South Third Ave., Middleport, 45760. Tickets may also be purchased at King Hardware, Middleport Department Store, Dairy Queen Brazier, Gerald Powell, or David Quickel Insurance. ,, Th e Ca llia day on Tuesday from 9 a.m 10 noon at thr old hig h sc hool building in Ches hire . with 6-year-old Jes~ica Gray and twr nt•w computer cart and lmagr"•ritl'r II prinh•r purdmsrd hy tlw duh. ,lf'sslca is using the ('art and printt.>r as a kindl'rg:arten stud1•nt at Pomeroy ElementarJ'. max imum . 1\u m crou s door pritPs wi ll br awa rd ed and fund ra ising ill 'lll S incl ude a Guided Ca nadian Black B~ar Hun I with Ca nad ia n !llack Bear Ca mps Cui<IP Service: a nd two Guided Co mbin ation F:lk and Mule Dee Hunts . All proceeds fr om thP shuut will go to benefit the mu scular dystrophy asso('iatian . Fo r more in formation. co nta c t Sa m McKinney at 1 :m4-77:t9 1ll ur Bill Slmmhat 614-99 2 7J9:t Hocking Tech Fair winners Prizes were draw n from names regis tered at Hocking Technical Co llege's booth at the Athens County Pair and winners of dinner for two a t Qualit y Inn Hocking Valley we re Mary Workman , Pomeroy, and Ca lvin McDonald of Nelsonville. Winners of Hocking Techn ical College !-shirts were: Terri Whl · tlatc h, Ethel Beal and Bernice Wilson, all o! Ath ens: Pat Mar· gan of Pomeroy and Luc ill e Martin of Nelsonville. Grover reunion The Grover !amlly reunion will be held Sunday at the Rutland Firemen's Park with a covered dish dinner to begin at noon. Card shower The 60th. wedding anniversary o! Mildred and Dwight Hysell, 3194{) Hysell Run Road, Pomeroy, will be observed Sunday with a card shower for the couple. Alfred notes The Forest Run tJ ni ted Metho di st Women met at th P home of Mar y Nea se. President ld ith Si sson opened the meeting with a poem anrl Kathleen Scot t led devot ions, n•acl ing of .James 2: H Na ncy Na lly, daughrr of Ka t ie and James Nal ly. retu rnPd re· crn ll )' from a visit 10 Franct' She was th C' guest of POMEROY -T he America n Leg ion Drew WPbSier Un II 39 will meet Tuesday at 7 :lO p.m at the post homr. Mica Jones will prpsenl hrr gir ls statr report New offi cers will be mstal led. WEO~ESDA\' PO MF:R OY Wildwood Ga rd en l' lutis Annual Flower Show wi ll be IJC id on Wednesday at 7: 30p.m at I he Morn in g Star United Me lhodi sl Chu rch Tlll'RSDA \' DEXTI:: H - Thr Womr n' ' Fe llows hip ol Mr 1gs Counl\' Churchr s of Chri st will mrrt a1 Dex t('f" on Thursda.\" at";" ]0 p.m . Forest Run women's meeting held recently COMPUTER CART AND PRI~TER - Middleport -Pomeroy Rotary Club members Mark Murphy, left, and Karl Kehler pose Benefit shoot scheduled September Swing scheduled - Co mmuni t y Actio n Agen cy will have a free clothing Meigs by the Light Talker This dev1cc. class. Bow hunter score will be 10 and 20, 35 yard s maximum lBO sco rl' will be 10-8-5. 60 yard s Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. TUESDAY HARR ISONVILLE -The Har rlsonvllle Senior Ci tizens will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at lhe town house. Refres hm ent s wil l wh ich can also br used toope ra tr leasP. junior wom en bowhunt E' r. cubs and peewee . and recurvr STEFF I GRAF Community calendar When one of the svm bul'. or combina tion of symbols, is s<'· lrctrd by the user, it ca lls up rPleasr, bowhuntrrs women fin ger s. bowhunters women rr- BORIS BECKER dbe sn't on it that can bE' programmed to represent a word or words. Troph iPs will be awarded to th <' top three shuute rs in the fol low ing clasS<'s : lBO men finger s. lB O mrn release. bowhu nt er s mPn fingers. bowhunte rs men rrl easP, ju nior men bowhunters. I 130 women liners. lBO womPn \ Je nnifer symbols cubs , <Hid no cha r ge for peewe e \ However, have the Li ght Talker yet. About $1900 Is still needed to cover the nearly $5000 needed to purchase t he device. The u se of computprs is pr u\·· ing to be a dependable method fur children lik e Jessica and Je n· nifer to Int eract with other children. The two girls are as smart as other children In thei r age group, according to Hale, but motor disorders makes It harder lor them to com munica te. Jes· sica has good verbal ability unlik e J ennUrr w~o needs the Li gh t Talker to make It easier lor her to communic ate. Hale added tha t the Lions Cl ub is co nsidering donating part of their profits from th e Middleporl Block Party, Sept 15. Hale sa id th e Car leton Sc hool stIll needs dona lions for Jennifer. She said the donations are lax ·freea nd th at anyone wanting to make a donation can call the sc hool a t 992-6681. ca te and develop voca tional skills. According lu compa ny lit era · lure. Ihe Li ghl Talker rese mbl es a co mputer key hoard wirh 111t lr Registration will be held from !l a m. to 3 p.m. and the cos I is$:, fo r adult s and juniors. $4 for . opera tor, makes it possible to selec t symbols by motions of the user's head. The Lions Clu b a lso recent lv made a contribution to help a Meigs Count y you th get spec ial opt ical dPv ices 10 hel p him with his school wu rk. a computer, soc· tali zE', communi · Archrrv Club is again spo nso ring a MusCular Dystrophy l:k'nPfit Shoo t on Su nd ay at it s loeation nea r Ches tt.'r on Pom rrov Pi k e. This was only Aguilera 's sp - co nd appearance at the U.S. Open, Ihe first since 1984, and Becker commented. " He has n't played many hard cour t tourn aments, and I hope he doesn't play many more." Becker delivered only two aces. but pul In 66 percent of his fir st serves and totaled II servlce winners . Elghth·seed Brad Gilbert sur vived a 3-hour 2-mlnute dual with 1988 Open champion Mats Wllander, rallying from a 2-5 fourth -set de!Iclt !or a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 triumph. The Swede has lost In the !Irst or second round o! his last live tournaments. Gra! had won eight o! nine Grand Slam titles before falling In the French and at Wimbledon, but she since has had sinus surgery and says she Is back In top !orm. The Stadium Court match required merely 41 minutes o! playing time, but started In brlghl sunshine under tempera tures o! 90 degrees, and ended In premature darkness just a lew minutes before the start of another heavy ralnstonn. French Open champion MonIca Seles, awarded the honor of playing the !lrst match on Center Court, crushed Elena Pampoulova of Bulgaria, 6-0, 6-0, In 44 minutes . • Thr Chestl' r Flowhuntcr s and .\~.·.,. • ..\:, .: ...;1!.·. 4<, Local service clubs help girls • communtcatton for kindergarten work. rn akrs ev eryday comm un · !cation possiblP . posed Sunda y by thr Assoc iat ion of Te nni s Professionals Mlddleswarth pose with Jennifer Gray . The Lions Club recently made a donation towards the purchase of Jennifer's Light Talker. DONATION TOWARDS LIGHT TALKER Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club president Kenneth Utt and Lions Club member Rev. William a comput er and help with se houl ~-~. ·.; Medicine morr ope n fi eld here and anyo ne :111 1ret >. then sa id he was appraling n srvere pc na ltv im· Question: I have been having Ohio University recta l pain and bleeding with bowel movements lor some time. College of OsteopathJC Med1dne My doctor said that I have hemorrhoids, and I will need to have them operated on. Do I really need surgery? l\nswer: I assume that you need surgery for your hemor rhoids or your doctor would not have recommended that form of John C Wolf, D.O. treatment. H you reel uncertain Associate Professor a bout the need !or surgery, seek another opinion. of Family Medicine I'll try to give you a baste surgery ana tne ume It takes to understanding of hemorrhoid producing rectal discomfort and, reccver depends on which meproblems and why surgery Is frequently, bowel movements thod of surgery Is necessary . lf often helpful. I hope this back- that contain bright red blood. you have the traditional removal ground Information helps you At times hemorrhoids can of hemorrhoids with a scalpel, and my other readers with become so la rge that they are you should expect it to hurt when hemorrhoid problems make good pushed down through the rectum you go the bathroom afterwards! decisions when your doctor re- with the passage of stool. This Is It takes four to six weeks for the commends surgery. called a prolapsing hemorrhoid The lower part of the rectum Is and ca n be more serious than the rectum to heal after this type o! surgery . It Is Important to keep surrounded by a large number of simple Inter na l hemorrhoids that yo ur bowel movements very so!t vei ns that Interconnect . called are so common. particularly If It the hemorrhoidal plexus of veins . doesn' t retract back Into the by the use of bulk forming When one of the veins becomes rectum by Itself after a bowel laxatives durfng this healing process. For the fir st lew weeks swollen and dila ted, just like a movement. yo u will want some extra padvaricose vein In the leg, we call Surgery Is of ten recommended ding when you sit, and you will the condition a hemor rhoid. for Individua ls who have prolapsneed to avo id straining. After a A hemorrhoid located above Ing hemorrhoids that do not the line where the sk in from th e return to the Insid e of the rect um few weeks your routine can outside meets with the mucosal by them se lves. even If there Is ret urn to normal. but each bowel skin !rom the Inside of the rectum little pain or bleeding. Surgery Is movement will continue to reIs called an Inter nal hemorrhoid . also considered In the hemor· mind you of your surgery for When the hemorrhoid originates rhold s fl are up more than three about six weeks. After that, you below this junction, It Is called an times a year Constant pain or should feel fine and be free of ex ter nal hemorrhoid. frequent bleeding th at does no t your hemorrhoid troubles . The time It takes for recovery Most adults have one or more Improv e with non-surgical depends. In part. on the kind o! small Inter nal he mor rhoids. trea tm ent are also conditions su rgery you have. Your surgeon Pa in and bleeding are unc~m­ which make surger y a good idea. you more specific can give mon with these small ones. so no eve n II the hemorrhoids do not In forma tion about the surgery he traatment Is necessary . prolapse . or she wtll perform and what to Hemorrhoids can become irrl· Qu es llon : What should I expect ex p ec t du ri n g yo u r tated by the passage of a hard . after my hemorr hoid surgery? convalescence. constipated stool or by stra inin g Answe r· There are sever al . I'll discuss oth er methods lor too hard during a bowel move- way s to pC'rform su rgery for ment Either of these situations hemorrhoids The amount of treating hemorrhoid s In next di scomfort you have aft er thP week ' s co lumn. can make the hemorrhoid swell, FamilY. ca n brat anyonf' . " Thoma s Mu ste r , srPdPd sixt h among th r mrn , OVPJTamp Aki RahunPn nf Finland. 5-7.6 -4. 6·0. ~ '" Family medicine...____. .By_Dr_.J_oh_nc_.. _W<_olf c tTta in phra .'iPS t ha t are s ~ken . · . fuesday, Augult 28, 1990 Page-6 \·:·ry com!X'Il livr here . It's bPPn man .v ~~ rar s si ncp women's tt.• n· nis has bPcn this c lasP It 's a ·( '"" .- · .. .. r dr ~· The Daily Sentinel her un cl e. and James J, scr lpt u rf' s co nc ern· i ng wisdom a n@ tongue ThP William Na lly. and hi s wife . Dr tl rlrt tr Drhir• r, She also vlslled vi slt rd Dr Drhicr's mother. Lord 's P rayrr was read in unison . Yeonne Sour ler, in Brittany , where they went to lhl? ocean !'aCh day . Points of int erest vis ited were Olflc<•rs gave reports and roll ca ll was all reading a poem. ~fi and shut -In ca lls wPrr s ick 1he I::l lfel Tuwer. Louvre, Or say Mu suem. Cat hedra l ul Notre Dame in Paris and ma ny old cas tles In the area. With a group of young peo ple, she at tended the Geode Movie Th eatre In Parts . She also enjoyed seeing the artls t's quarter In Parts where pa intings of Claude Monet were real ured. Sinc e ret urning hom e. Nancy and her sisters. Mary and Patty, showed their sheep al the Meigs Count y Fair. Nancy was th e 1990 Wool Princess. Picnic held A picn ic was held at Hillside Baptist Church on August 18. Activities began with a horseshoe pitching contest. The undefeated winners were Danny Hood and Ge ne Humphrey, Jr. A covered dish dinner with fried chicken was enjoyed by everyone attending. Alt er dinner. Pastor James Acree, Sr. brought forth the mes sage. Alter the evening meal. the group played volleyball. Those attend lng were Rev _and Mrs. Acree; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Humphrey, Kandls and Joe, Jr .; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Humphrey, Sr.; Mr . and Mrs. Gene Humphrey, Jr., Blake and Bridget; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clonch. Ryan and Valerie; James Acree, Jr.; Kriste n Layne, Mae Roach and Eunle. I' reported . Visitors Recent visitors of Mr s Do rothy Roberts of Pomeroy were Mr. and Mrs . Fred F illin ger. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fillinger . Jr . Sarah Gra y of Dayton. Sherman 1. Roberts, Jr. of Okla homa. Mr. and Mr s. Dan Heavllln of Grand Forks. N D, Darrell Roberts. Henderson, W.Va ., Greg and Mar la France and children. Scott Air Force Base lc Illinois All attended the Me igs Count y Fair. Also visi ting were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roberts and daugh · ter and son-In- law o! Birc h Tree. Mo ., Mrs . Katherine Bur· ton of Middleport , Mr . and Mrs. Charles Burton of Pomeroy. Danny Burton, Middlep ort. Linda Harrison, Joe Roberts. Justin and Jlllian Harrison, and Linda Roberts, all of Pomeroy. Christmas Bazaar planned The Rutland Emergency Medl· cal Servlce will again sponsor Its annual ChriStmas Bazaar on Nov . 3 at the Rutland Civic Center. Anyone Interesting In obtainIng further Information should contact Marcia E111ott at 742-2233 or Ray Wilford at 742·2103. SP\ '('J"al mf'Ptlngs comi ng up wr n • an nounc(•d in clud i ng lhP annual meeting on September 2L PO MER OY -The Hysell Run Holi ness Church will have specia l si nging by Gabriel Quartet on Thursday a1 7:30 p.m POMEROY -There will be a clothing dtstrlbutlon day on Thursday from 9:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m . at the Meigs Cooperative Pa rish on Co ndor Street In PomProy . POMEROY - Preceptor Bela Beta will havt.• a l uncheon o n Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the hom I' of .Jane Walton . MEIGS - Thr Church of Jesus Chri st Apostoli c will ha vP rev ival Thu rsday lhrough Sunday with Phillip Porter. Peebles, as the ev angelis t. Senices will be held at h p.m. nighlly a nd 7 p.m . on Sund ay POMEROY - The re will be a fre e clothing day on Thursday at thP Salvation Army in Pome roy from 10 a .m. 10 noon. All area resident s in nePd of clothing are wf'l r omr . at I mmua nur l L"nit r d Mf' thodis t Church in Logan . Progr am lf'adr1 wa s H ilda Yraug r r using th(' topir " l.f't Your Heart Take Co urage" ShP rT•ad from Psalm 92 and Psalm lo:l The song used was "W hat a Fr iend Wr Have In J es us" Kalhl('('n Sco tl read " Needed Grac e lor Growi ng Old " . Faye Wiggin s read " Steps to Con trol Thou ght Li ve ·. Ca rolvn Sal sl'r rrad "I Do No t Weave Alone". Hi lda Y cnu gf'r read ··cod is Coun s el lor " an d "God 's Patience" . Following di scu ssion. lhP nwetlng rlosrd with prayPr. Dance cLass set A series of dance classes, ballet, tap a nd jazz for ages three and up, will be offered during September by the Middleport Arts Counc il. Shirley Quickel, of The Dance Company. will be the Instructor and more Information may be obtained by cal ling her at 992 7756 by Sept 5. Wolf Pen notes Mr and Mrs . Bi ll Reeves of Georgia were overn ight guests on Satu rday of th eir sister-Inlaw, Mrs Dorot hy Reeves. Also vis itin g were Mr. and Mrs . Robert Reeves, Brandl and Robbie, of Ches ter; Mr. and Mrs . Paul Darnell, Je t! and Melissa . Mi chelle, Amy and Ashelyh· Knapp were Satu rday afternoon vis itors of their grandmother Donna Roush of Syracuse. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Russell were Mrs . Margerlete Boyce and Mr. and Mrs. John Le mley . George William Veney and Marty Redman of Columbus spend Saturday through Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and other relatives. Mr . and Mrs. Tom Summerfield and Crytal were visitors last week o! Mr. and Mrs . Rober t RusselL Mrs. Leslie Frank, Sarah and Matthew were visitors were Wednesday visitors o! Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald . ll's the SERIES ONI!: Buslae• Polley••• puka&ecl prvteetloa lor retallltOI'H, otnees, cburebu, aputcenh, dru& storu. Slmplllled In eontent, eoavellla• In format aad YII'J affordable. N~ -'"....' ....... ER ·~ 21 • lilrlllll n. NIIIOY ~hoL&W �Tuesday, August 28, 1990 Paga 6-The Daily Sentinel Walburn-Roush MASON - Guyla Rae Roush and Jeffrey Allen Walburn were united In marriage on June 16 at the Christian Brethren Church In Mason, W.Va. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roush Sr., Mason, W.Va., and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L . Walburn , Middleport . Escorted to the altar by her father and given In m arriage by her parents, the bride wore a full-length white satin gown featuring long bishop sleeves with Inset embroidery . The bodice featured pearl beading over lace embroidery. The neckline was made with Illusion of lace formlng a sweetheart shape . The skirting was accented by m atchIng lace embroidery flowing to form a se mi-cathedral trai n A fingertip veil featured seq uined flow ers and pearls. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of white and pink roses. Ivy, and pearls with strea m ers of pink and white satin ribbons. The groom wore a gr ay tu xedo with gray tie and cum mer bund . Charles Domigan. Tuppers Plains, o!flclated the cere mony and music was performed by Phyllis Hes son, orga nist: and David Prentice, soloist The church was decora ted with basket s of white and pink mum s, candelabra, p ink and white bows, and a flow er cove red arc hway. Matron of honor was Judy Riley, New Haven, W.Va. Brides maids were Betty Jean Housh, West Co lumbia. W.Va.: Pamela Walburn, Middleport: and Gay le Roush, Rodney. All wore tea· length dresses of pink lace over silk . Each carried a bouquet of pink and white silk miniature rose buds . John P. Riley, New Haven, W.Va , served as best man. Groom smen were Vernon Roush Jr., Rodney; Thomas Roush, West Co lumbia, W.Va .; and Greg Wa lburn, Gallipolis . T hey wore gray tuxedos with pink ties and cummerbunds . Registering gues ts was Jacqueline Walburn, Ga llipolis. The ring bearer was Matth ew Roush, Rodney, nephew o fthebrlde. The fl ower girl wa s Katie ·Roush, niece of the bride, West Columbia, W.Va. SallyRoushandMoliy Roush, both nieces of the bride, dlstr ibu ted programs and rice roses. A reception was held following the ceremony i n the c hurch fellowship hal l. A seven-tier fountain cake, dccomted wllh pin k r oses. was served. Reception hos tessPs were Cora l Walker, Evelyn VanMeter, Diana Domigan. J ane Hazelton. Dee Ann VanMeter. and Mary Pa tt on. The couple will rrs idl' at T hi rd Strt>et in Mason. W Va Tuesday, August Local students attend program JEFFREY AND GUYLA ROUSH WALBURN Thl' bride is a graduate of Wahama High Sc hool and is emplo yed at the Philip Sporn Plan t in New Haven, W Va . The groom is a graduate of M eig s High Schoo l and Is emp loyed at American Alloy's in New Have n. W.Va . The 1990 Ohio Unulverstty Governor's Sc holars Program was well rep resented by Bend area youth. Attending from Meigs High School were Debbie Alkire, Tara Gerlach, Randall Johnson. Lori Kelly , Kevin Lambert, Rusty Triplett, Katrina Turner , Chris· tina Weaver. Representing Southern were K evin Arnott, Bethany Bass, Roberta Caldwell, Kellle Ervin, Laura fryar, Todd Grace, Wendt Harmon, Diana Ihle, Heath er McPhail, Ray Proffitt, Michelle Stobart, Chad Wise and Jenney Li sle. Julie Riffle attended from Eastern High School. At the awards banquet an outs tanding scholar In each area of research was selected. Th ese outstanding scholars are Invited to return next year and serve as stud ent leaders In their respective areas of study . Three to fiv e of the stud ent lea ders are al so selec ted to serve as student directors and one of the student di rectors Is brought back as an executive student director Tw o Meigs Co unty sc holars were among t ho se rPcPivlng honors. Randall Johnston of Meigs High School was awarded the out stan d ing scholar in c.om - 28. 1990 BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4: 30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION pulers. Jenney Lisle ha s been a stud ent leader, a student dlrec· tor, and will go back in 1991 as the executive studen t director . All who at tended the banquet were inducted Into the Gover· nor's Scholars Society which serves as a basi s for year -round contact among the scholars. Those who become a Gover nor 's Sc hola r retain th a t title indefl nllely . Jurors for the Sep tember 1990 ter m have been sel ected Selected for the M eigs Cou nt y Court Petit .J ury are Jam" V. Abbott, Pomer oy: Gary Lee Car, Albany : Marga ret Ruth Grossnickle, RC'C'dsvillt-; Susan Lyn n Norris, Coo lv ille: Char lotte L. Wamsley. Rac ine: Ly le V. Moon, Pom eroy: Edward J . Werry, Chester: Blondell J . Miller. Po r · !land: John Ja y Proffitt, Racine, Mike Am os. Raci ne: Rich ard Keith Douglas. Coolville: Mi chael C. Custer. Pomeroy: Roy T Brunt y. Racine : Rena f Mar shall, Middleporl: f os ter Jones Rood. Reedsville. Richard R . Rupe, Pomer oy; Katherine J. Riley, Pomeroy: Dar lene T illis. Pomeroy; J PS5f> Howard , Po mProy: Genevieve W. Well, Po mc roy; Brady M . Huffman Sr .. Middleport, Nancy .lo ro llin s. Reedsvill e: Bi rdie Mae Hysell, Rutland ; Dolores G . Dunohul'. P oml'roy: Ernest M onroe Mitchell Sr. , Pomeroy: William Llndey St out, Albany : Jerr y Lee Be ntley . Shade: Sh ir ley Ann Roush. Po meroy: Lu cille f . Ca r r. Cool · ville: Shirley Ann Stephenson, Racine: Betty L. McKinlrv, Middleport: Velm a Ess ie Wind· land, Racine: Er ic Leo nard Stover, Racme: Cindy S. Ko blentz, Pomeroy; Eleanor Kay Withrow , Shade: Stephen Cr aig Ha rrison, Rac i ne; Jerry F.Roush, Pomeroy, De borah K. Pooler, Lo ng Bottom: David Erwin GIOPek ner. Racine ; Brandy R. Sweat. Dex ter: Roger J . Spaun. Racine; Pa tric ia J Philson, Syracuse: Ka re n S. As pln , Dexter: Carol A. Ohlin ger, Pumerov: Fmory L. O"Bryant. Pomeroy: Warren Har old , M iddl eport: Ri chard Ro y Smith . Reedsv ille: John Byron Harriso n, Middle· port : Mar jor ie Lo u fe rret\, Sy ra cuse: Richard E . Col l!ns, Po mf'· roy: Lola Jea n Proffitt, Ra ci ne: Margare t J ean Ridgwa~ ·, Pomeroy: Danle\lc P. Smith. Portland: Den ise Lynn Williams. Langsville: Robert A l ki re . Pomeroy: Shi r ley Lorena Pyl es. Racine; La url p J anP Bl ack. Rutland: Starling William Mas· sa r, Reedsville: Roberta A. Acree, Middleport: Janet Sue Hoffm an, Long But tom; Caro ly n faye Chapman. Albany: Lucille F . Clay, Po me roy ; Brian Keith Bailey, Long Bottom: David Alan Lewis . Pomeroy: Jacqueline Sue Zirkle. Pomeroy; Jessie Yvonne Jarrell, Pomeroy: Freddie T. Hou dashelt, Middleport; Paul Edward Hoffman, Pomeroy; Howard David Barr, Ru tland; Shirley J. Miller. Middleport; Delbert H . Bollinger, Pomeroy ; Guy D. Hysell, Pomeroy; Alleyne Frances Rees, Racine; Tony A Shoem aker , Middleport; Harold L. Patterson, Syracuse; Linda L . Mills , Pomeroy: Randy G. Bunce, Middlepor t: Christopher Willi am Murphy, Racine; Vonlda A. Landers, Long Bottom; Nona E. Nelson, Pomeroy; Robert W Sisson, Rutland; Rick Errlt Barton, Reedsville: Harold H . Blackston, Pomeroy; John A. Dean. Pomeroy: Olga VIrginia Pullins, Racine; Chris Robert Judge, Pomeroy; Cha rles E . Mays, Reedsville; Clar· ence D. Mcintyre. Racine; Cl yde W. Johnson, Portland: Rodney Arthur Nelgler, Racine: Linda V . Smith. Langsville; George J . Korn Jr ., Pomeroy; Roger L. Hudnall, Albany; Terry Ray Little, Middleport; Rebecca Ann Kloes, Pomeroy; Gertrude F. VanCooney, Middleport; Bobby Jack Ord, Syracuse; .Jen nie Sur Williams, Rutland : Margarrt M Andrrw s. PomC'roy: Oneita M ar Colr. Tupper s PI<Jins: Kathryn Lucille M cKinnry, Middlep or t : Meli ssa J . Prim m Pr, Racinr : Ann MtHif' Sellers. Port land : Mark H. Murph y, PomC'roy; M ae VinPyard, Reeds vi li e: Phyl li s Morris. Po m eroy. Floss ie 0. Allenswor th, Midd!Ppurl: Glenn ll McMill an. Syracuse: Hen ny E Sprars. S_vrC~cusf' : Lyle Claremont Ba ld erson. Reedsv ill e: Ro bert E. Fac<'m y(_'f, Shadt:'; 1-:rnt•s! E:: . l rn bOOen. Syracus<'; Gary Of'nni s Evans, Raci nP; V i o iPI M . !.am bert. Coolvi ll e: .J ud y Ann Broo ks, Albany: JamPs P Lam bert, Pomeroy: Margart'f Ann Parker, Pomeroy: Lavacl a Woodyard. Mirlc\11' port: Mary E . Bottrell, MiddlP· por t: Bern ier Eileen Riffle. PomProy, Krilh D . Ptlalln, Pom eroy: Cyn thia D. Kin g, Pomeroy~ Ri c h ard Dwayne Cummin s. R ac in e; Iris M axi n(• Willidm s. Pom er oy: Norman E Hy se ll. Pomeroy: l::velyn L Hobbs, Dex !Pr; Apri l Vonda Haggy, Rutland: Lau ra Shambli n. Ra ci ne: Vlrg i· nia Pooler, Po ml'roy ; Ceorgr F: Hornn. Tuppers Pl ai ns: Char lott e L. Satterfi eld . Pomeroy: : C'laude ttr D. Parsons, Pomeroy: Bobbie E . Roy, Raci nf': Mary Al ice Riggs, La ngsvil le, Paul Ra~' Cu r ti s. Pomeroy: : Don na .Jp a n Ma tson. R acinl'; Oma May llysell. Syracuse: Alberta :\1arie Spaun . n. ar inP; Sharo n E. FolmC'r . PomNoy : rha rles H. Cobb. S.v racu sr: Pat rici a A nn Spencer, Tuppers Pla ins; ,Joycf' Ann Bowrn. Pomrroy: Teresa C Ca rr . Middl t•port : .John T. Beavf'r. Pomeroy: Larry C. Fox , RacinP: Marjorie Eileen Sfak1anos. Shad(• ; Kath ie SuP Hannin g, Pomrroy: Mel a ni(' Lynn VanMP· !f' r. Ra ci ne: Audrey Marir Giov d, Dexter: Dav id Lee Co le. Middleporl: Olli s knapp. Ita · ci ne : Nellie May MyPrs. Lan gsvill e: Lori A. Grucser, Racine: Fra nc i.-. I K('a ton, Coolvillr: Pau l R. Kar r, Long Bottom: Lind a K. Montgomery. Racin<': Wilma Mar ie Bd llard , Long nottom : Art hur A. lless, Middl e· p o rt , Susa nna Hec k , Pomrroy ; ntlly R. Goble, Vi nton: Orvillf' S. Say rf' , Sy rac use: Denver R. Rice, Middlepo r t: Shawn Allen Cu nnin gham. Syra· cus(' : Sh irlf'y A . Si nclai r , ShadP; l.ind a L ou Hensler, Albany : Erm a 0 . Cleland. Chester: M ary & rnad ine Murphy. Tupper s Plains: nt lly Joe Jones , Racine: Rosemar y Miller. Albany : Rl chard Lee Stewa rt, V int on: Ray mond W. Reynolds, Cheshire: William Buchanan, Reedsville: Do nald A . Vogel. Albany: El la Mae Daugherty, Middleport : Terry J. Neece. Pomeroy: Jea· nie Sue Weeks, Guysville: Lind a S. Montgomery, La ngsville: Edwin S. Cozart, Raci ne: K aren R. Triplett, Pomeroy: Nels G. Pickens, Racine: Rebecca Sue Ball, Racine: Christy Ramsburg, Pomeroy; John Robert Hamlllon , Dexter; .Judith Dianne Dixon, Pomeroy: Ryan nell Bearhs, Pomeroy: David W . Woolard, Pomeroy; Mary Lou Proffitt, Racine: Robert Jason Jacks, Langsville: Kathy Sue McDaniel , Long Bot tom; Lauran ce S. Ebersbach, Sy ra cuse; Sharon f . Drasko. Racine ; James E .· M cK nabb, Albany; .James Sa tterfi eld , Racine; Raybon R Walla ce, Pomeroy; Ma rilyn K . fultz, Middleport; Rl · chard Hen try McKee, Portland; Sheila Kay R ach , Reedsville; Darrell Dwa ne Hawthorn e. Long Bo ttom : Bi lly Joe Spencer . Pomeroy; Laura Mae Nicr. PomHo~· : An na June Slater, Albany: Angela K Nil son. Albany : ltandy Keith Lee. Pom eroy: Ra y mond 1.. F'u rbee, RacinP: Debby S. McK i nney, Portland: l.ind a Lee King, Racine: Grl'gory 0 _ Erwin, Pomeroy; Debra Jean Atherton. L ong Bot · tom : Kelly D Lambert , Ru tland: Michael W. Ruchti . ShadP: .Joan Marif' Simpson. PomProy; E rn es t Char les Sc ha r r. Long Bo tt om: Dorothy l\1 . WarnPr . Tupper s Plains: Lo is Jean Mugrage, Racine : Roland F.. Morris. Rutland : Ri chard Rav Gruesrr. Rutland: .James M. McGee. Por tland: Frank Fo rres t Powers. Middlf'port: Ronald W. Vance. Tupper s Plain s: Na ncy Vance, Racinr; Nancy Jpa n Hill, Pornerov: Char lie Rav Geary. Middleport: Rpt ty Jo Willis, Racine: Rebecca A . Casto. Albany ; CLJrol.yn Ann Atk ins, Racine; Dona ld E. Young. Po meroy: Wand<l A nn Gi lmore . Racine; Cr;JOvil\e Lyons , Al ba ny: Don na \'ancP, A lban y: l(ov L. .J enkins. Rac ine: Alan Waynr Nutter. Po r tl and : StPVPn Hamid Holter. Lung Bottom : Ral ph F.. Painler . Middleport: Amy Darlrne Morris . Reeds · ville: Hobert F. Snowden. Rutland: Li sa Tav Wouth. Middleport: Ada M. Stra usbaugh. Wtlkes \"il lc Ma r iPnP Wilson, PumP roy: Neva .Jean Cicek. llacine : Kenneth Hope HagPr. roo lvi i\P: Russe l l D. Roush, Rac im•: Ke ndi Rae Utt . Racine: Davi d M Ou rs ! , A lbany; Dt>nnis D. TPa · ford. Portla nd: T ri sha 1\ nm• Spl'll Cl'r, Lu ng Bottom. Sha r on K. ~11 c ha c l. Ra cine: r hery l An n Ba i lf'y, Lo ng Bo tt om: Mary Jo Buck ley, PnmPrO~': C lori a .IPa n ManuPI. Ra ci ne: D<.'ior ls L Ke r ns, Long llo tt om: !Ida Lu cille VanMeter. l' hl' qC' r , Dwi g ht E dward Spencer, Pomeroy , Wallace B. Dam ewood, Reed sville. Pe t tit jurors for the September ter m of the Meigs Count y Com · mon P leas Court are as follow s: Ann M ar ie Sisson. Po mero y: Ph y l l is S. Haley. Middlepor t: David E. Dunkle, Dexter : Betty Louise Ward, Portland: Ke l ly Dawn Ri ser, Racine: Wei don Leroy Bartrum. Po mero y: TE'n nls Junior Ed miston, Dex ter: Roy Ell is Rollins. Tuppers Plains; Ronnlr E . Burkhamer, Racine: Pa ulin e M . Cunn ingham. Pomeroy, C hr is topher N. Spe ncer. Tupper s Plains: Ber· nard J . Diddle, Racine: .Joyce .Jewell, Langsville: Junior Lee Hunt, Long BOttom: Robert E. Beegle, Ra cine: .James Junio r Dailey, Pomeroy: Dena H . Raymond, Albany ; l:!arbara Jea n Bennett, Reedsville: Donald Andrew Riffle, Racine; Thomas D. crow , Pom eroy : M ax in e Lona H art, Pomeroy; Robert Eogene Ball, Pomeroy: Stoney Lee Johnson, VInton: Tammy Marlin, Pomeroy ; Sharon Ann Johnson, Long Bottom : Charles E. Boso, Portland ; frances Ei l ee n Martin , Pomeroy : Jam es D . Wickline, Racine; Maurice Ca rnahan, Long Bottom: Debra Sue Bradford, Racine; Elizabeth A. Cutler , Pomeroy; Ang e lo B. Cross, La ngsville; Judith M . Bing, Racine; E mma Lee Bird, Racine; Ethel 0. Adkins , Racine; Ralph Allen Jordan, Pomeroy; Anglea Mar ie Delacruz. Reedsville; Ta mm i Ua rlene t ."au sey, ReE'ds · ville: Cha rles R. Justis, Pomc roy: Rick C. WPrry, Pomeroy: Krnda K . William s, Ru tl and : Thomas R. Harris , Middleport: fran k G. Mills, Rutland: Cl ara M Baker. Middl eport : Robert D. 8orf'r . Pomefoy: ShanC' Mar thew K incaid . RacinP: Dennis f ugene McKinney. Ruiland: Va nCt' D. Wilbur, Albany: Do na ld L. Cremeans. Po rtl and : Katherin£> Marlon .Jacob s. PomNo~·: Pre nri rr B. Ht•ss. Pomeroy; David Eldon GC~ul. Chester: \o la H. l:!radshaw. Middl epor t. Darn· Wayne McCoy I I. Syracuse. Donald RaV" Fi tch. Pomerov: C<u-land A . MillPr . Pomrro.v: DPbora h A Jom•s, Hac inc; FrPd erick B Goebel. Reedsville: Step hen R Tatter son , Pomeroy: Lynne M. Crow, Syracuse: Car la Chri stin e Garrison, Racine: Jimmy Christopher Wolfe. Syr acuse: L oyd D. Johnson. Middle· port : E leanor Sue Hall. Pome· roy; Pat rlc\a Louise Carson. Pomeroy: Pau l E. Taylor. Ru tland .. Jerrv A . Powell. Racine: Tamra S. Hoffman . Middleport . F. . Mar ie Sa rgent . Cooi V" ili<': .Jdfrry L. Davis , SyrarusC'; Si dney .Jay Manurl RtH"inP: Da vid Wayne Gnnd st aff. Ra · c i nr: Dav id Wd.vnf' Crinrtst;:Jff. Rarinf'; L o rrain r Osborne-, RPf'dsviiiP: La r ry W_ l.a vPndf'r. SyracusP: Cll arl ot tr L (;uin !hPr. Syracu sP; Lloyd F: Duga n. Rutland: Gra ef' Pr irf' . Alban:.;.; Ell(' n .Ja ne f1ought. Pomt'ro\. Arvi t [)pan Wtblin .J r .. Albany: Char les A. Wist' . C' hes hirP: Candy M Mil hoa n. Long Bottom: Paul Norwood Smith. Pomr· ro)·: Caro le J. Gi lkt•y . Hutland : Todcl 11 \len Wilson . Reedsville: Ricky 1.. Hnu b!' r. HPt•dsvil le; Cratg .I. Bolin, Ru !land: De lla Grace Mohler. Shacl•• . Carl Nel l Martin . Pomeroy: Celesta C. Coa tes. Middll'por t: Sha wn C Fett y. Rutland: Ira F: . Showal tPr . RPPdsvi llc: John I:: Car l, Poml'roy : l{o>e L. Mu ncy, Rutland : Grorgt' T. Lu ster Sr. Midd\ r•por t; Harold L. Nor ton. Pomer ov: Leo nard Z Jew('! I. Ponl£'roy: Susa n PaullnP llrewrr. Rerdsvllie: Lore na Vir ginia Ar no ld. Pom eroy; Barbara J am• Quivry, Pomeroy: Bett y L Faulk, Pomeroy: Anna Laura Frank . Pomeroy; Donna II . Gi lmore, Pomeroy: .James F . Authrrson, Racine; Mary Luc' lll' Hagg<' rl y, Middl e port: Ze lia Tay lor, Middleport: DP nnis Ray HowPII, Pomeroy; Char les T . Fick, Long Bo ttom: Peggy Ann Kirby. Racine: Rod · ney M Pi erce. Long Bottom: F lza W. Bartlmus, Reedsville: Mari lyn Louise Bur leson , Racine: No rm an .J Evan s, Portland; Co nnie S. Hudson. Rutland: Ronald Theodore Holter, Racine: Betsy E. Horky, Middl e- port: Rodney Riggs, Pomeroy: Mary frances Hayes, Long Bot tom , Mickey William s. Miners· v ille: Tina E. Co tterill, Pomc roy: Ruby Mae Miller. Tupper s Pla ins: Donna Jean Miller, Pomf'roy : Herbert Bake r, Ra c ine: Kalh y Sue Molden. Rutland: Ruth H olma n . Syrac;usf•: Don na J. fr y, Middll'port , M ar garet F. . .Jonrs. Pomeroy: Ray mond J . Smith. Pomeroy: Robert Mit chel Curry, Middleport : Debra Lynn Rose . Long Bottom : Est her Loui se Rou sh. Rutland . I·~ rm li a D. Midk if f. Pomeroy, William R. Wicklin e, Ha cine: Richard L. Lambcr , La ngsvi l le: Kath ryn Hyse ll. Middleport : Paul Alan Childs, Albany: Allee A . Strubl e, Pomeroy: Rebecca Kay Edwar ds. Long Bottom: Brian Rex Ba iley, Ches· ter: Chery l Mari e folmer. Pomeroy: Bonnie Jean Sm ith . Hacine: Leon ard L VanMeter, Middl eport: Linda S. Hayes. Shade: Donald Guy .HysPI I, Po m Proy; Arvilla Pearl Duff. Pomeroy, Tamm y Marie Clark , Racine: Jeff R. Parker , Re~d sviile: Ronald ltay Epling, Recdsv illp ; Wallacl' Ha _vnrs. Syracu se: Robert GPnr Morr is, Harine; &linda Kay Adams, Pomeroy. F'lorence L. Sm it h. Pomeroy. Evelyn L. Burroughs , Tuppe rs Plain s: Ter ri M. Rou sh, Middleport: Dan ny F.a r l Gheen. Racine: Charl es E. Young. La ngsville: Frederic k E . W PrTy , PomPrO.\ ", Debor ah K. Glaze. l'omero.v: No ndu s Marir Hrndrick s. Hdc ine: William E. ltice, Pomer oy: EiiPf'n Ann Krnnrd y. Pomrro.v . Tessie J Wolfe. Ral"ine: Audra Hayes. Shade : Lo1 s Marie Wo lfe. Racint': K eith Suther land, Rutland . Martin Alv in McAngus , Pomproy: Kenneth F.. Blssr \1. Lo ng l:lottom: F.ugrne Ralph Sa nd y . Lang svi ll e: Ja ml's KPith Ables , .Jon Wesley Clark , Rac ine: Sy racuse: M ary V . Lrr. Albany: Vy ticr M. SPllers, R ar inr: T ammy Ly nn Boggs, Long Bottom: Do· nald B. Brewer. Reed svi ll e: Car l Odel l Manley. Middleport: Kath · er lne M Gardn er, Midd leport: Sammy L Dar st. Alban y: .lames Paul Wells, Lo ng Bottom: Shirley E. Derenberger, Albany , Robert Gary Holt er , Long Bot · tom: Dinah Marie Stewart. Rutl and ; St eve R . Barnt•lt, Pomproy : Greg A. Bur nem. Pome roy: Kay L. King, Middleport : Carl Sc hult z, Racine: Norm an Edward Baum. Pom t'roy: Robert Owen Willi s, Syra cuse; Lawrence E ldo Ro~ .J r., Racine: Marth a fox, Middle· port: Rickie Lee Hollon Sr.: Long Bottom: Donna V. Roush, Syracuse: Ronni e Clarence Mullins, Portland: Violet R Brown, Pomeroy: Michael W. Pore, Re~tle~t snd Don't /(now Why? Shore in on atmosphere of honest inquiry. Sunday mornings, 9: 1S -1 0:1 S 981 HYSELL STREET Second and Lvnn Str..ts, Pomeroy, Ohio Starting Sept. 9 Pallor Wildman will teach an adult courl8 on Balk: Chrlltlan Bellefl for high IChool age an above. CLASSES FOI AU AGf GIOUPS NUHIIY WITH CdS PIOVIDID Business Services In Memory In loving Memory of Scott Alan Burke who left us 2 years ago today , Aug. 28 . MIDDLEPLORT, OHID 61 4·992-2377. FOR SALE IN RACINE BR aDarlment Prupert~ rnc lud t.~ pond. ap prm <1.800 SQ II farm bldg and mOOile horn e A real bargarn al J89.900 CAI.i 614 992-7104 FOR APPT JENNEY LISLE 2 In Memory FIRE APPARATUS VENOORS Racine Village Clerk witt receive sealed bid s until 12 :00 noon. Monday . Oc tober 1, 1990. for a Fire Tan ker apparatus with diesel engine and PTO pump. The body and chauis will be bid individually and as a com· pleted unit. Copies of tho specification s may be ob· tained hom the Racine Fire Chief and / or Racine Vi tinge Clerh Bid 1 will be opened and read at the Vi llage Council m eeting at 7 :00P .M Mon · rtay, October 1 , 1990. Council reserves tho right to accept or reject anv or all bids. Envelope to be mark ed "'Bid for Apparatus " . Jane G. Beeglo Village Clerk P.O Box 375 In Loving Memory of our son and brother, scon ALAN BURKE who departed this life 2 VOBIS ago, Aug . 28 . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Downspouts "At Reasonable Prices" Gutter Cleaning Painting Pit. 949-7801 or Res. 949·2860 949-2168 In Memory Of David T. Cunningham 8.J."90-1 mo .. MICROWAVE OV_EN REPAIR ;\ tnl"rtD'o., F:rvt 1r itt P!trr.thlc S11,1 BAUM LUMBER Grandma Pauline Cunningham and Family 11 ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. · 9n -S33S or 98S -3Sbt 985·3:30 I Across from Post Offi" 717 E. Soc , Pomeroy 8-9-1 mo POMEROY, OHIO l/6/'90/ ~n WOOD YARD SUPERVISOR McARTHUR LUMBER & closed your Friends mav think we have forgotten when at times they see us smile. But little do they know Aacino. Ohio 4577 1 18\ 28 : t9J 4. 11 3tc the heanache that amiles try to hide . The blow was hard, the shock severe We nBVM thought your death was so near. It broke our hearts to More Legals on Page 2 In Memory lose you . In loving Memorv of mv husband, CHIEF J . J . CREMEANS . who died 5 years ago . August 28 . 1985. You 're gone but not forgotten And , 8S dawns another ye&r In rny lon ely hours of thinking Thought s of you are always near Days of sadness still come the But you didn ' t go alone . For a part of us went with you The dey God ca lled you home. In life we dearly loved you , In death we still love you In our heart s you hold a place no one elsa will ever fill. May you rest in peace until we meet again . wound is hoaled But they little know the sorrow That tie s within my hea r1 co ncea led . Sadly mi ssed by wife. Toresa . and Children . Sadly missed by NO SUNDAY CALLS 4- PLUMBING & HEAliNG Ntw Location: 168 North St<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We C¥y Fiahing SuppliaJ Your Phone I Bills Here n~• IUIINII! PHON! 16141 992-blSO IIIIDINCI PHON! (6 14) 9921 SER~ICE We can repair ond re core radiators ond heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 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And that you could not say goodbye before you eyes . Doy or Night KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVIcE CHESTER Help Wanted BISSELL BUILDERS Gutters 1\vtrc.lt Sadly Milled, Metgs" c/o The Datly Senltnel or P 0 Box 668, Pomeroy. Oh ro by September I . 1990 Approxtmateiy $300.00 tn· prrzes to be awar ded NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES NOTIC E Submrt name lor dw ar f co w, "Mrss a ROOFING \ (, ~ D .ryA · Y c.>r When evening shadows are falling And I sit here alone, My memories of you , if you could only come home. Today is your birthday son . We love you and miss you mora each day . VERY Nlt:f lARGE HOME ON APPROX )''' ACR(S- 4 BR . 3 baths. 2 gmges. rented 1 over mB. Friends may think SPA Barbee, Uncle Mike, Cortne & Ashli AM /FM cassette, new t1 res. automatic Runs good. Gets good gas mileage . Excellent condttion ' Howard L. Writesel Kelly II< Jerrod. Aunt CAR FOR SALE 1987 Dodge Colt, DL, PS, PB. 2 HOT SPRING Y our Douglas . Uncle Ric hard, Aunt Joyce. 614992- "1'11 {l iUI! We Soy 614-992-2328 u ~ ~ ulll 1/r<l fH' ' Whot We do. We Do What We Soy. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE 7 -23 -1 mo R. l. HOLLON tRUCKING • CHESTER, OHIO G •GRAVEL ~ • •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT !.- & • •ANYTHING AT ALL I< 985-4422 ;tj 1- 11 -90 tfn 101 • "' • USED APPLIANCES ~ 90 DAY WAUAIITl W~SHERs- $tOO /1 DRYERs- $69 up • RHRIGIRATOR5-IIOO fREElER S- 1115 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up .., KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ,.. ft • 992 -533S or 985 -3 561 A1ron from Post Offiu POMEIOY, OHIO JO!l0f"8911n .;, • '. • up • RANGIS- Gas -l tec.- lt15 up i • up •• 81 SSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION ~ •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates Parents, Brother , Sister & Brother -in-law , Mom , Dad, Randall, Lori and Jeff Public Sale & Auction 985-4473 667-6179 5 J I 90 lin ESTATE AUCTION •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM S IDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION September 1, 1990 BISSELL SIDING CO. 10:00 a.m. Due To Lack Of Parking, The Auction Has Been Moved On Camden Avenue At The Youth Center In Point Pleasant, WV. New Homtl llilt "Free Es1imates" PH. 949·280 1 or Res. 949-2860 Wafch For Signs' f'-MI\lN-irnEcr-1 !1 POINTPresents PLEM/\NT l 1 I MWMAN I I I I Directed I TilE WOODY OQCNF-6TRA By l l fRANK TIBERI Appearing At I KQODEL PAQK 1 1 Tickets: 05.00 Date: Sept.4 -- ?-9 p.m. For lnfonnation Call: 675-3844 ~ I The Estate of the Late Helen Fruth Wlll Be Sold. AUTOMOBILE : 1981 Buicl< Regal. V-8. a.r. 22.000 acrual miles Vehicle wlll1~111 12 noon NO lUNDA Y (All'i 4 16-8&-tln SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ANTIQUES and HOUSEHOLD: Loveseat. 2nice side chairs. 3 pece ma hogany end table set with ktathe r tops, wash stand, cherry drop leaf table and six chairs, small China cab1net, tea cart, one drawer wash stand , 3 piece bedroom suite, wicker table, fancy rocker, 2 piece bedroom suite, 4 piece bedroom suite. Zenith black and white tele vi sion. oa ...uta il blanket trunk, chest, dresser, mahogany desk, 3 p1oce wicker s.et. wicker dlair, cedar wardrobe, icG cream tnble and chair. Early Half Arrow Back Bench. cMd store type 1ronhat11ree, wingback dlair, marble lOp tabkJ, 2 metal file cab1nets . Emerson microwave, hand painted Nippon , Rose ville vase, Orienal vase, super fancy oil lamp with green satin shade. 6 ~nk Dep<11ssioo stemwam goblets, Aladdin brass oil lamp, several Germany pieces of glass, fancy tinbox , mirrors , nice lamps , set of Myotts Bouquets England, several prints. OOilies, lrnens. pols and pans , super pictures and frames. set of a~ 10 matching gil ted frames with prints. Euroka sweeper. Mayrag automa1ic washer, lew tools and moro Auetlon Conllw:UII BJ RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. t....J TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 2 Never a day goes by that you are not thought of. Also sadly missed but never forgotten . Grandma & Grandpa GRAND OPENING September 1, 1990 Carpenter's Gun s & Ammo Public Notice The Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Muon, WV 773-!17811 EXECUTORs ROBERT FRUTH TERMS: C11h or Clledc wtlh ID. Not Rooponolblo 101 Aocldenta or Lou of PrOfMrtY Ueo111od orrd Bondtd In Olllo, Kontucq, orrd Wool VJrvlrrlo166 AUCTIONJ!Eil NOTI!a Partial u.t1n1o 1.arp AJJ.Dar •~ar 'LIGHT HAULING 'Fl REWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 . ----- 3 Doy"- 3 Pnru~rM - i\ I .irwM $.l.H 1. 9, 2. I0. 11. 3. 4. 5. 6 7. -- 12. 13 . 14 . 15 . 8. - r:AS IIONI.Y_Mo\lt.OR HRl NG IN I' IUI'fl orn: WORD Uf UCII SI'AC[ ABOYt. f.A CII INITIAL OR CIWUr OF" nC UU.! CO UI'ml A~ AWORD. r:OUf'fT ~ AM f. ANO AOORES! OR PHO/ff: NUMIJ.:IIIFUn:o Oudli'"' 8/3 1190 COLUMN NAMf. IT WAS IIEHI~ A SECOND AGO, IJUT NOW IT'S GONE' NOT HI NG MAKES YOUR MERCHANDISE DISAPPEAR FASTER THAN AN AD IN THE POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. THEY WORK LIKE MAGI C. POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL lll COURT STREET POMEROY, OH 45769 (.0 •dl•p,.., In• Gallipollo Oai.lr Trihun.,, PL Pl ~ uenl R"'ti•IM", end p,_,, ti.il. ...Uno!. I . USED RAILROAD TIES Announcements 3 Announcements ADOPTION We'd lave to ahtrt our hHrtt & home with Infant. Will ott.r 10"--t w1rmlh & stfectlon, f1nenelt11V ' s.eurt, 1111 Mlp ..ch othe.rt . Mtdlcallltgal tlpenHt p11ld, Call col lect Evtrtlnga, 201-421- · 2346. ADOPTION Special 1amlty want• lo give · your baby • laving h~Hne. ~vt your b&by 1nd us a chance. CaM ' · coUtcl 7(18 -352-1651. Mary Ellyn , •nd Chuck. Slngla? You ahould be Nading HHrtMircfl tioltlnt Ntwtlttttr, . ProiUIIlQ 992-2156 area Hoort-rch,~. o . rtpollo, OH 4oo:lt. Get Quick Results! Pl~ce A S5 PEr D~y ·sulletin Boanl' Atlvertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classifietl SectiOn. tlnaltt. • Boo 104!,1111, ' �4 LAFF-A-DAY Giveaway 33 12 HP Brlgga & Stmton Aiding Farms for Sale Price R.ctuctd 12 acres, 2 barnt, 1982 lrtller, 3 bedrooms, 2 porches, rural water, tobaeco bate, Ohio Rt. 7, 1-304-N3-8196 mower motor. Runs good 614441-1012. 3 kltt.,.,, C.llca, ytllow & white k»ng heir, gr~~y, 304-875-5165. 35 Lots & Acreage 4 VNI old Ru1111n Blue fllllllle Sp,~yed, dHllwed HI& lhott. S14-387·Tt23. 100 rt. lacing Rt 7 In Crown City, 200 tt deep 614·256·1180 Black cat, cl.. ~1 houHbroken, ltnd on Spring Ave make nice tralltr lot 55000 090 927-6436 after 5 pm eM. naa tlad ahota. vary gantt• 614- WI-31135. One acre trailer lot with county water, Mplic tank and electric hook up. On black top road Partially tenelld. Ownlf will par· tlally flntnce, $2,900 ttklng prlee. 30<1~75-2n2 F,..~tveaway!l Six adorable mixed puppiH. Part German Shepherd Naed homn lmmedllttiV- Plqu call 614-992- n49. Full-ala couch, you plck-\Jp C.M 814-448-3869 morning• Rout• 2 Ashton, 1 acre lots, 3 mllea south Gallipolis Locks, public water no restrictions , tome with river frontage, 30457'6-2338 Klttena to glvMWIIy, 614 448- 21!13 after 5p.m. Small pony. 614-256-6579 Whitt German Shtphtrd a>..~.,ul 1 112 y11rs old, apadt, 614-367- '" 7522. c,.ooo.,,., , __ .,.._. ..... .._ ,. .. Wooden pallets to Ql¥..way Flra1 come llrst atrv.d. Gal- "I always knew that if I set my mind to it there wasn't anything I couldn't commit." llpollt 01ily Tribuna, 825 Third Ave, Gallipolis. Lost & Found 6 o.. gte with female and white bluepup,Uckblkspats, ~ 1 elnlty Hickory Chapal, 304675-5569. l-===========-r===========11 Help Wanted Found A pup 10-12 w.. k• old. Found In Monkey Run ar.. on Friday Call 614·992 -3202 aHer 4 AVON 1 All Areas i Shirlty pm Spears, 304-675-1429 Flat B.ct dnvers nlldfd for long FOUND Whlta d~ on Mil: "6 & ld • Crae k CI II 61.....,., · 36 an- h1ute _Atteast _. C t 6year • • experience Illy requlr.u all 14~ 71 ..,005 or 614-44fi..!M43 PLEASE HELP US FINO OUR LOST DOG. Ch ild's P•l slnee INTELLIGENCE JOBS CiA, US uppy Medium llzt dog, mostly Customs, OEA, etc Now Hiring ca11 1-805-687-6000 Ext K-10189 rown aom• blac k • tan, Pan ollie/Shephtrd/Chow Has JOBS 1 need 10 ,_ople to slarl spotted longue Rad coii!H, now who want to make $250lntwers IO "Woody " Vlc ln1ty ol $3001 wnk Over 18 and fr11to Addison Pikt 01' local surround- travel Hand icap & Yell Wei· Wtg er11 It you have seen coma Trans. furnished & cash PL"EASE Contact 614-367-71'60 when you ttart: For Interview Lo.t Men's metal trama bl- SH M,.. Landis at Blue toctll In clip on black case 614- Fountain Mottl, Inc , Gallipolis, 992·2433 or 614·992·5986 Ohio 111m · 5 p m. Thurs August 30th Parenlt welcome ~011 Record• book and chec:ks a1 Interviews from Fire! National Bank Dark brown cover 614·992-6n7 Local bualnass now acct~llng resumes lot secrelrlal position, applleant mu~t have good typing sk1lls, some computer kn owledgl (IBM PC), good fill7 Yard Sale phone sMuts, must work wail with public All resumes con· l1de nt1 tl, send tC1' Bo~ S-24, % Poml Pteasnt Aeg1s1ar, 200 Main St Pt Pit , WIJ 25S50 Gallipolis LPN Needed Mld nl9ht relief , 16 & VIcinity hrs rwk Working Wtlh Genatrlc All Yard Salu Must Be Paid In MR ra~1dents In a residential Advanct DEADLINE 2 00 p m s enmg Excellent posltton for an LPN going lo sr: hool who IM day ~tore the ad Is to run Sunday edition • 2 00 p m needs par1-tlme work 814 446· Frtdey Monday edlllon - 2 00 7148 p m Saturdly Major leasing compl'my looking Y•rd Sail Friday and Saturday lor truck mechanic with four or ChUdren 1 cloiMI toys, Mise 5 more yeart. 1U:per1enee Musl have own tools Exr:allenl mllu out 218 benellts Contact Gary al Yard Sale 2 miles out 6141446-4122 N~ghborhood Road Baby Now Taking Applications lor cloth••· prom dreues Aug Pomeroy & G&lllpolls , Dom ino ! · ~.31 g.3 Cancellad In can ot Plua roln Organist Needed Reptr In wrll· mg 1o Gract Eplscopa Church, Pt. Pleasanl 326 E Main Sheet , Pomeroy o r call 614 992 3968 on Tun or & VIcinity Thurs before noon S.le, Aug 29,30,31 Books, ctoth11, Avon bottl.., tumlh.lfe, Person with OO.t to usia! during lntp.etlon ot Pom•roY· g~.....,., tate mise nama, to ... call 304-87'5-5834 anyUmt Muon bridge Ou,.tlon 3 10 4 wks $250/wk Contacl Ham· lmm 10 00 AM fill 10 00 PM, Rt monlrH and Assoc 216 499l5 Thr" mile cr.. k Road 8817 81 m -5p m M-F ~ Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & Vlclnlly YardS... 8131·il1 Flr-.1 road to !ef'l 1!2-mlle South ol Tuppers Plains Walch for signa Yard Sale Friday, Aug 3t, S.turd.y, September 1 850 Gentrat Hartinger Parkway, Mlddlepor1 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearaon Auction Company now booking auctions, 11 perienca makll the dltferanet Ueented Ohio, Kentucky Wast VIrginia, 304-m-5785 David Boggs Auction Servlca Now booking auct tons, llcanud !n Ohio, 614-446-n5o 9 Wanted lo Buy Wanled To Buy Junk Autos with or without motors Call Larry Lively 614·388-9303 Employment Services 11 Help Wanted $375 DAILY Wortllng 11 home, people call you to Ofdar, Call Roger lor details , 304 466-3993 Ext B-2 'ASSEMBLERS NEEDED' lmmedlalt open ings No IXP needed Ful l/ Pan !ime Call 1· i00~6l-4336 7a m ·10p m $2/mln. AVON All areas. Cat! Marilyn Wener 304-882-2645 A NO NONSENSE WAY TO $500 ADAYI $1 plut FA S E K A Stlvens Rt 2 Box 224 , Sou1tl Pomt OH 45580 Asttmblert Nt&ded lmmedlat11 optJnlngt No np n&eded FuU!par1 lime Call 1-900-463· 4335, 71 m ·10p m $2 min Domino'• Pizza 1'11rtng drivers muet bl 18 whh dtptndabla r:ar and lnsuranu, apply In pe~on 11 00 lilt 4 00, 428 VIand St Polnl Pls..ant Eam money by 1h• week Join the oomt>.rt 10 demonslratt "'Chrlltmte-Around-The-Wor1d July·Oecembtir laave ntma, addms, and phon• number on antwtrlng 11rviee 614·992-6319 EARN MONEY Reeding Booktl $30,000Jyr Income potenltal NGw hlrlng (1 I 805-887·8000 Ext Y1018il E111y Work! Excellent Pty! At· ..mbl1 product• at hom• Cell lor lntonnallon. 504-641·8003 E.x1.313. E<>halng - - · ICF·MR It ..,,..,ry oooklng • lull·llmo, RNILPN tor snemoon ehlf'l w!Fn Sot off Tho LPN 18.2.!, RN $10.00 whh - ' " poeugo In· ciYCfld. Thle pothlon 11 open for MON Into call 614·594-3!541 or otop by :11i WH1 Union 51 , Alhont OH 45701 Mof>Frl, 9-11, 1--4, To Complett tn tppllcttlon a ExpoMncod modlt '"'" re.,...ntetfve. BaH ptue com- mloolon. -m·7185 call ror '"' t.m.w. .FEOIIIAL OOVERNMEII1' IS HIAINO $11,000.ff2.000 yoor. Col 1.-IIM..SOO bt08 liN ... lolmodlol• r•-· Tuesday, August 28. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio 8-The Daily Sentinel 21 Business Opportunity 41 31 Homes for Sale 107 acru 6 room modular home. LR, OR, llltchen, 2 bed· room , 1 112 bath S60 000 6141992-3674 2 bedroom lull sin basement , located Greer Road 100x200 lot $38.500 304-2/.J-2004 or 304675-1279 2 story, 3 badroom houst on Locust Street $4 500 OBO 614· 927-6436 alter 5 pm 3 bedroom home, atsume balance Muon County Bond loan 8 5% lntarest will eonsldt r trallar lor down payment 304 675-1804 3 Bedroom red brtck, 1-112 bath, tull basement wtlh ltreplace , 314 acre, lower River Ad 6t4-2455146, 44&.4039 3 bedroom, full baHment, gas hell, clair, gar.ge 1 • double tot wlmobllt home, MIHn, WV J04-882·35!l3 Apanment 11 Wright For Sale 1976 Buick LeSebra one owner, A-1 Condition 12,500 milts , like new, $800 614 · 4-41-0618 GOVE·R-N'"' M"ENc:T:-:SE IZED Vehicles from $100 Fords Mercades CorveH11 Che11ys Surplus Your area (1) 805-687-6000 Ext S-10189 Ia 11 True Jeeps lor $44 Throug h TheUS Gov t? Call For Facta 1 504-649·5145 EX1 S-313 '?~~~ON /HG:,efAI> t>lff'7. Nicely Furn'ed Small housa not suhtble tor garal)l, chll<fren, no pets, S300/mo Cepoalt, 614-446-0338 Nk:ety Fumlsked Mablla Home In city. CA Suitable tor 1 Plf· son Rei &Cop Required 614446-0338 0 Oak Wood Apar1menta, Modern 1 br apartment available S.pt. 1. Convanlenl location, No p111, seeurlty deposit, 614-448-2055 72 Houses lor Rent • ~ 6:00 Ill II for Renl 1985 model 14x70, 2 BR garden & shower Butlt-tn tub microwave & stareo Really ntct Sat up on nlct private levtl lot Must have rei Appr by Hud $275 /mo Wale~ Included . 614-256-1393 2 btdroom mobi le home $200 monlhly utlhhss not Included $100 depos11 requtr&d 614-992 5443 2br Mobile Home lor rent , ca ll alttr 2p m 614-446-0527 bedroom , turn1 s hed , IOJ aala or rant 614-fl2 -'71'79 3 w..her/Oryer, 2 bedroom Mobile home for rent, upper Rt 7, Kanauga, Ohio 614·446-0508 or 446-0817 lellon of lllo four tcrambled word1 below to form fOIJr olmplo -dt • ZONFER (I) II ®I ~ I 1I I I ~-1 1A~r_;,y1,.....-l11 2 Ill (J) I Dr8om of JeaMie (1) Second Voyaga ollhe Mimi t:;1 Ill Reading Rainbow 1;1 l!lliD Andy Griffith 0 He·Man Trucks for Sale 1976 Chevy pickup 350, $.500 304-1182·2447 attar S:OO ...--.i...,..;" r Danakln's Running and Rectng World Today ~ Hardcaatla and McCormick t:;1 6:051ll Beve~y Hlllblllleo There 1s noth1ng more discourag1ng than a car that • starts When you have to go to , - - - - - - - - - - . work, but won't on your--· · -- a 1978 half 1on Ford, 4 speed 302 •niine, $700 304-675-5165 6:30 ill D 1111 4 1 I 1 l NADLAV NBC Nightly N-1 f--TI.;-:5-i-1:. . ;:;-16'1~1-1 ~NowhartC 1L-l.._!.._J.._L._.I.L-.J ill Ill ABC N-1 1;1 (I) 3 - -;F~R:,. .:.I. ,Dn,. -;1T,_-1 'j:'J rD HA! SOMEDAY WE'LL LAUGH ABOUT ALL THIS .. 0 m. m. Complero chuckle quolwd by lilllng In mloolng Mtda you dovo)op from ...., No. J below (1) Body Eloctrlc Ill 3-2·1 Contact 1;1 ®I 1121111 CBS Newo 1;1 Ill !NO by Nf.A ll'lC l1ll Ill Tltroe'a Com[l<!ny a Top Card rD Sportolook 6:351ll Andy Orlfllth 7:00 Ill D PM Magazine (J) Andy Clrlffllh (I) lntldo Edlllon (1) (f) MacNeil Lehrer New• Hour (I) Ill Cur1'8nl Affair ®I ~ Ill i111 WhHI of Fonune C [IJ Dl Nlghl Court C iiJ U.S. 0[l<!n Tennfa Mutlc Row Video a) SportoCantar Moneyllno ~ Scarecrow & Mro King 3 bedroom, 2110 N Main Lease, deposit, rtterences, no pats, $2&5 304~58-1875 Mobile Homes Cll ~NIWI petl Depo!llt and Refarenc::es required 614-992-3090 42 TUES., AUG. 28 O A1<1rrongo EVENING 3 bedroom house, nice 1nd clean Absolutely no Inside POMEROY 2 bedroom, one lloor plan house tor renl Carpe!ad, drapas , stove rellgeralor, and lull basmenl with wid 1'1ooll-up Ideal lor working or retired couple $250 Oeposl! and references Call 614-992·5292 The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Television ViewinJ?; WllAI SIOJW I C::O, ~--· 00'/J 1 FINO WT ~E~ IM'J.. ~ I 1\AI/!:. e!rol !!WI CJI-1\IIb ~100M'{ FOf: -; ~: e~>h·A"AA<J-1 1973 Ford Bronco Good condl· lion, runt good $2,000 614-7422421 One bedroom apt• lor rent. $225 month Deposit required 614-992·2218 aner 6 p m Upstairs Furnished, 3 room• & bath, clean, no pats, reterenee & deposit required 814-446-1519 BORN LOSER r:: .... Autos for Sale 1989 Ford Tempo Ona ownar, AC 34 mpg Must sea to ap· pre'elate S1100 614 -742·3069 I HAlE< II WH13N Middleport, Ohio, Beech St. One bedroom furnished apt , deposit & reterenc• required, 304-8822566. Rentals 2br S2751mo, depoalt and re,.rencaa requlrad Near achool, lenclld yard 614-4466590,614-446-1478 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry for Rent Rant 1 bedroom apar1ment Nice carpet clean and neal. HUD approvtd . No p1t1 ~ Pleasant 304·875-8200 1NOTICEI 3 Br house, Kanauga, lanced OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO yard, ctrport county WBier, gas re commends that you do bus1 hut, usy acctss to ahopplng ness with people you II now and c11nters $250/monlh Phone 614· NOT to sand money lhrouah the 379 -2441 l" mall until you have tnlleRttgalltd 4 rooms and bath, house In n.ce the oHermg neighborhood , referam:es re · "DISTRIBUTOR' quired, 304-675-1090 For Ex c ttmg NEW pr~ra m No! a vending rou1el Call -800-8 28- Glanwood and naar locks Nice 2 bedroom bdck, 2 car ga ra_ge , 3922 an elaetrlc, wood burntng fireplace, wall to wall carpet , $350 Horse barn and pasture 22 Money 10 Loan extra Call 7 00-11 00 PM , HunGold Cred1t Card, tington, 304 525 7081 Vlsa1Mat~:~rcard Guaranteed, Cash Advance§ no security House lor Rent 3br house air deposit, no cred1t chad, t-900· cond, city limits, no pels depostt req'd 614 -446-4823 226-0048, $19 95 tee House In country, city schools LOANS BY MAIL Up to $5,000 In 72 hours We rural water Ret & Dep 614-446can help you get a stgn;~tu re 0974 loan By Mail t-900-468-7427 In town, small 2br, laundry, porch, quiet netghborhood $9 95 ' " $250 includes water btll, See or call Earl Tope 614-446 0161 Real Estate 44 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Tuesday. August 28, 1990 46 Space lor Rent Commen:lal Sign Spact Rt 35 West 614-245 ·9448 Country Mobile Home Park. Routt 33, Nor1h ol Pomeroy Lots, rentals , parts, sa111 Call 6t4-992-71t79 a a Large Prl\11111 Lot Green lcctl School District, 614-446-4053 Merchandise S1 Household Goods LAYNE·s FURNITURE Solu and chairs priced from $395 to $995 Tab les S50 and up to $125 Hlde·a-bedl $390 to $595 Recl ine,. $225 to S375 lamps $28 to $125 Olnlltll $109 and up tg 5495 Wood table w~ chairs $285 to $795 Desks $145 up to $375 Hutch11 $400 & up, bun II beds complate with mattress S295 and up lo 1395 baby botds $,10 Mal1rassea or box springs full or twin $78, firm $88, and S98 Ou11n seta $275 & up, King $350 4 draw.r ch•st $69 Gun Cabinets 8, 8, & 10 gun Baby mtttressn $35 & $45 Bed frames $25, Queen Slzt $35 & ktng lrama $50 Good selection of bedroom aultll metal cablntll, h•tdboardt $30 and up to $65 90 day a same n cash with approved credit 3 ml out Bulavllle Rd Open 9 AM to 5 PM Mon, thru !wit Call 614446.{1322 Conttmpary Couch & Lovueat In grty & black, E•eallent condl· lion, 614-446 34ft or 614-367· ..,, - - - - -- County Apptltnce, Inc Good used appliances, TV tits Open 8 am to 6 p m Mon -Sat 614 446-1699, 627 3rd Ave Gal · llpolla, Ot-t Ethan Allen cocktail table, b.tulllul dining ttb le, 4chalrs, whlrtpaol, mltcowave, queen head board, Beautiful 614-J88. 8936 Mite merch1ndlae, turnlturt an· tlquea, tools and etc 304.e751485 One hotpltal bed, In good con· dltlon. 614-446--0886 Rtcondllloned w..n.,., Dryert Guaranteed prompt ..rvlca lor all makn, modelt The Wuhlr Ory.r Shoppot 614-446·2~. Sing .. s.. t Rail Buggy F1ctory Tube Frame, 1600 CC Dual port VW Mot~r Harlay 2 barrel carburator, 85 Mtlllmeltr Pltlon, $1,500 614-245-9128. Surptut, army camouflage, denlm, rental dothlng Military amall lndlvldutl equipment, Schrade ltnlv.. Sam Som• r...llle's, Eut Ravanswood, Jut old Rt 2".t lndependanc• Rd ~rl Sat snd :>un Noon till 7 00 PM 304·2Tl·5655 Two ehlld slrollar vtry good cond, $30 304 -675-6475 Wooden whnlad wagon. Ready to 814-992-3008, 992·7058 us• 55 Supplies Block, brl!:k, tiWer P'pel, win· dows, llntela, etc Claude Win ltra, Rio Grande, OH Call 614245-5121 r Financial e- a..... r...:;.;..-i>Jeud," 61 Fann Equipment 1030 Catt Dlual Tractor $3 ,950, 730 Case w/4 boUomt plows, & grlndtrlmlxer, $3,495, Lato model 885 Case David Brown Tractor wt!Sf1 Bush Hog, $3 950, Owner Will Fmsnce 614 286 6522 2 horse T1111ler lor 1111 $600 614-446-2107, 614-388-8504 Fox 2100 Fora~11 Harvester Badger 71t Hay Btnd Gehl Gnn der ~Hut all exc cond , 304-27'3 4215 Jlm'a Farm E9ulpment, SR 35, Weat GallipoliS , 614-446-9777, Wide 1tlectlon new & used farm tractol'l & implaments Buy, sell, trade, 8 00-5 00 wtakdays, Sat till Noon 63 Livestock 1990 16ft Goosener:ll Horse & Slock Trtller $3,295, Used ,6tt Bumper Stock Trailer New paint , $1,595, 12f1 2 Uti !railer $295, 614 -286 6522 2 Alpine goats, buck 8 months old $25, cfo• 2·1f2 y11111 old $45 , 814-98S...4&516t4-98S-33n se Registered breeding age Holstaln bull, alrtd by Mark 304-675-4308, T1m-Rocll Holsteins 64 Hay Vans & 4 WD's 1981 JHp CJ5 Lod -ln Hubs, AMIFM stsreo. good cond, S2,500 negotiable 614-446-6751 For Sale Springer & Holste in Hellers & a l ~o Cowt, & r11glg tered Holstein Buill from Hlgh producing dam !I, 614-286-2496 Building 3 bedrooma, pool dtck 676 South Fourth, Middtepol1 (near Pets for Sale GOOD USED APPLIANCES 56 POSTAL JOBS $18 '392- Meigs Jr High) $3t 000 614 Mobile home lor rent to one Washers, dryere refrigerators, $67,,25/yr Now hiring Call P) 992-7323. gentleman In Minersville 614- rangtt Skaggs Appliances, 805-681-6000 EXT P-4562 tor 3br houn wllh lamlly room, 092-3181 AKC Registered 3 Chow Pup· Upper River Rd Bealdl Stone plea 7 wtlkl 1 red 1 cineurrantllst new earptt & paint, fenced In Mo!el Call 614-446-7398 Crear namon, $150 each 1 craam. yard , Priced to 11ll 1 Rodney Trall11 Ft.~rn ' ed or unlurn'ed 2 Styt1s1 Needed Excellent Hours, tru s2oo 614 -446-nso BR, cable beautiful rlvar view 614-245-5961, 614-367·7252 Salary plut comm lnlon, lor In· In Kanauga Foster 's Mobrle Lift Chair Like new, 614·3792862 5 mo old Reg Chow puppy terv lew 8 1 4~46 · 3353 6 raom houst on Ll neotn Hill 1 Home Park 614-446-1602 6t4~46·3Q21 PICKENS FURNITURE Wanted Mer chandiser. Gibson acfl, el•an lot 614-992·3270 New/Used 44 Apartment Boxer pups, unusual markings Greeting Ctrds, Pomeroy Part 7 rooms 1 1f2 b-ath~ . counlry Household lurnlshmg 112 ml Sire Is all wt1ite Hav• both ltmt, hou~ llex table, contact living but clol8 to Metgt School tor Renl Jerncho Rd PI Pl11unt , WV, parenlt Cholea $150 6141992· Poml Pleasnt Job Service, 225 end town AI '33-4 lane. call304-675-1450 6594 Sixth Sf, Point Pleasant Township Road 27 F1rat road lo 2 t nd 3 bedroom apar1ments riQhl Call614-1192·1118 or 1-384 Carpet, eq uipped kitchens In RENT TO OWN Dragonwynd Canery P•rsl•n, Wa nted •~perlenctd sarvlce Middleport Oeposlt /Relere nces 614-446 ·3158 Slam111 and Himalayan klttenl man , tor commercial refl'lgera - 2r!1i7 614-985-4448 antr 6 rtqulred 6 pc wood group $14 01 per 614-446-3844 ther 7 p m llon, & 1'1eallng air conditioning GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 weeN 4 poster bedroom suite repairs Local nlabllehed HVAC (U repalfl Delinquent tax pm complet• $15 20 per weell , Ftah Tank, 2413 Jackson Ave Company Send brief resume to proper1r Rapaasenlons Vour 2 bedroom lumlshed Pallo wid dln11111 with 4 chalre $750 per Point Plusant, 304-675-2063, 10 Box Cia 04t clo Gallipolis Deily aret (I 805·587-6000 Ell:! GH· area Security deposit $175 per gal aet up $14 99 and tO gtl weak Magic Chef 14 cu ft Tribune, 825 Third Avenue, Gal· 4562 tor current rttpo Ilsi utlllllet not Included 614 - ~92 · complete $43 25 Retrlgaralor $t2 95 per week, 15 II polls, OH 45631 SBB6 after 6 p m Country Setting 4 bedrooms, 2· cu II freezer $10 90 per For Stll Regltler.ct 8 month woek VI Ra Furniture At 141, 11 t/2 baths, central heat tnd air, 3 room apt, nlc• lor:atlon 17 Miscellaneous mil as off Rt 7.Centenary Open 1 old hlmale Cocker Spaniel Had buament, attached garage 20 rtterences required 304·675 Shots 614-256·6034 E venlnge days a wtek mlnut11 from Athena 1·112 1090 1983 Ponllac Bonneville $2500 SWAIN Groom and Supply Shop-Pet New Trombone $325 Small mtl.. to Meigs Htgh School truck tool bo• ot' lrtdl topper Releranc11 and deposit rt· 35 Wu! Apt 2br, 1 baltl, private AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Grooming All brHds All atyltt enclot1d petlo, close to grocery qulrfd 614 593~937 6141843-5466 Olive St , G~ ll tpohs Now & Used lams Pel Food Dui•r. J\JUe sloru & shopplnQ cenltr, water, furniture, heaters , Western & Webb Ca ll 614~46-0231 Schult 14x7'0 ••pando , CA . large sewer, trash provided, $2651mo 16 wanted to Do Work boots 614-446·315Q Pedigree Au Rabbitt Choca. porches on \/2 ar:re near Pt 614·441·1608 ~leasanl Exc con d call lor apUsed al ngtfl bed $50, stud&nt late, Castor, Slue Black, Cleamng, residential, & com· Jbr, :2 bath, nawly remodeled desk $15, bookcue $15, new Brollen, Red, tnd Lym Also 3 mere tal Atltr~ncll , 614 379- pointment French C11y Brock· Dtpoelt req d S4251mo All erage, 614.-446 -9340 304 -675 UIIIIIIIU InCluded 2br 2 bath matt rau & box sp•lnCs $l50 adult Red New Zalanda and one 2211 · btuo Dutch dot 614-843·5~6 6898 ch11st of drawers S75, V R tape• ask tor Debbie. •• $350 614 446-n3J, 614-446· House cleaning once • wea~ $5 each 6t4-367-7123 4222 dtpendablt ask lot Dibble 304 32 Mobile Homes BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT White Wa!'ltlnghouse chest type Pura-bred Great Oan• pupplea 675-1145 BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON freezer, 15 cu It, $175 call ahar loraa le 61 ..1992 ·7584 for Sale Kountry Kid, Child Ca~TA tun ESTATES, 536 Jackson Plk11 6 00, &304·675-7438 Purobrtd (no ~~,.1 Nor place lo Blty whara trtendahlpa 12,60 mobllt home, $2,500 304· !rom $192/mo Wslll to thob & w 1 1 Elkh nd ~r- 1 ,,.., · ·6605 3 •g n ou pupp ••· ........,. begin Gr111 locallona 614·9Q2 · 675 5 Antiques 8Q5-392S. movlaa Ctll6t4-446-2568 E H 7532 ~---~------ 1 1975 Champion l4x65 2 BR, set Furnl~h•d Apt, 607 Second Ava Buy or nil Rlv•rl,. Ant iques, Reglltlfad Bolton Ttrrlar and Mtglc Yaart Day Care Center up on privati 101 on 218 6 ml Gallipolis, $225, Utliltlea paid 1124 E Main Street, Pomeroy Reg Hlmelayan-Peralan cat dependebll, from town $4500 Free rani Ior 1br, 614-446-4416 ahar 7p m reasonable Haura M T W 10 00 am to 6 00 1111llabl1 for stud 11rvlc1 Alao license, quality child care Mon- 1 year 614-256-1393 - --~ p m ' Sunday 1 00 IO 6 00 p m tor ult Hemalaytn klttent, day thn.t Friday, 7 30 1111 5 30 1979 Schultt, 14x65 , 2 BR , all Furnlth•d EHtcllncy, all utilities 614·992-2!126 llamll and crllm points 614For m~• lnt'Ormttlon Of to tleclric $9,000 Aft er S p m 614· paid, shart balh 1"1 50/mo 919 9___ 92:..-6::8::3:.. 7 _ _ _ _ _ _~ reglsliitr 304-675-5847 "634 368 8529 Second Avt 614-446-3945 T~ Cash patd Old fumllura 388 .,. or . -• E 1 .. 75 cu oaords, quills, ot"lantal, SchnouzortC mlnlaluro, "'" tnd Mist Paula's Day Ctrl Canter 1982 Townhouet, 14r70, double Fum I1h.u Hie tnq , •• pa ln lln~s , toJ:, or entlr1 ••tate pappar, AK Alto poodlu, llny Safe, affordable, chlldcare M-F Gallipolis, 614 · ••7 .... "F,ando, CA, Many Extrn! On Utili!In Paid, H c1111 col eel 3 -525-3275 or 304- 1O)'t Coolvlll • •r4 v -vu -~ 6am - 530pm Aget2 -10 448-4418, 1 tr 7p m 3 854 pr vat• renttd lot In Rodney 52 -6 Want buy Cock·•·Poo or Plk· Before, after achool Drop-Ins 10 614-245-5049 Garagt Apartment, In town 2br a-Poo puppy, 304-67&-2)1117. welcome IM-446.a224. ttovo & rolrlgo .. ror, dopooll • 54 Miscellaneous Will Baby tU In my home Have :2 badroom mo bl Ia hom• with rtlerance required, no pete, M ercha ndiSe 57 Musical nlc• built on, 2 Iota , ha ll mile S200/mo. . _tl1l Good ReterenciS Also 614 446 Greer Road, 304-675-5022 Instruments Weekanda 614·388·8114 wo bedroom 11 p1 carpet , 27'0 ceram1c molds tor uta, 304· T d F Houst trailer, urn1she or un675-4308 Will do house cleaning, reterenBACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL furnleh•d , new c1upet end kitchen furnlshtd, 30 4-675·5I0 4 c a~ provided, 304-615-4568 or linoleum, two bedrooms , with Gracious living 1 and 2 bod- 900 Harlequin Romance Bo~s. 15'11. ort r.gular lunlnga. Ends 675·2765 two large rooms added $10,000 Will sell ~:heap! 614-446-0643 September 15 J&M Plano Ssr11 VIII a~e ~-11 Bill W• rd •••.aa -25. Will do housecleaning Releren - furnished , sa,OOO unlu rnlshed room aru~rtmenl• r-vICl v-. .1\1"1 ·,.;~ 1 Manor and Rivers I c cet 61419Q2-8983 614·992-2085, or Columbus 1· Apartments In Mlddl•r,rt. From annon PC 25 Copier, 614-256- For So'-·. ~lnii-Coneole Plano 8TJ-4485 6218 .. I Will do tewlng In my hom• ::.:_:_:=-=-- ----=.,-:: 1 ~sr:96~C~•:II=6~14~·9~9~2·~7:78~E~O~H:..._l~=========~ Bargeln anted· Rnpons bill Deadline for Cfirlstmu OJdera SPECIAL Factory to you1991 , 2 parly lo lake over low monthly or 3 bedroom14x70 models at payment• on tplnlt .,.ano. !~ o.c 1, 1990 814-256-1989 th• unbtlievabte price ol SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie localty Cali 1-800-32t.3345 ~·· Will to babysitting In my home $12,900 delivered tnd 11t u p 1·::02::.·---,-,.--:--:-c::-:-weakdayt, Ag.. '2 I up Have Call 1-BOQ.729-4045 tor details : Pl~ For Nil Spln.t-Coneola Plena. daycara nper1encl & reftren· 14~70 wlexpando, L,.(,~~L Bargain. Wanted A"ponsltMh cea Exc•ll•nl Care 114-446- Nuhua situated 75 acre land, Point perty to take over tow mont ly a202 P1 1181 nt , Many ex1ru pric.ct peymants on Spinet pleno s.. Would like lo do babyshflni In on lnapecllon 304.&75·791'1 loeally Call 1-800-327-3345 Ext. my home. Mon-fri Oa)'tl only 102. W!ndeoJ, 14x10, 2br, deluxe 814-446-8199. kllchon, CA, vinyl und.,skl"lng 58 FruitS & storaga buildings, many extras1 Furnished or unturnlshad Quail Vegetables cr 11 k, 614-245-9296 Cennlni lomtton, 304.0n. OWn your own 1pp1rel or shoe 3848 ar after 9·00 PY eall 3Q4. efor~, chooae from. 33 Fanns for Sale e75-m4. Jau/Spor1awur, ladiM, Men's, lntantiPret.. n, Lar;. Slue, 20 ecr11, fenc~ with high len· Dunrovtn Fruit F1rm lull off Sr S81 1111 of Albany tie ac~pt Pafll• or U11em1ty O.pt, Dan· 1111, bern, shed 1112 story cew.. r/Aeroblc, Bridal Linger~, tlou. ., lara• tamlly room, large toad ltllmpe. Vsriety of sppt11, Sock Strop, Accllsor1et Store khchen, llvlf'l9 room wlellhertfal puch••. hoN orown malone, tomalote, and pearl. g..7 dilly, Add color analy1t.. Brand ceiling, upt1alrs loh b!ldroom Mondoy 114..11H2N namH · Liz Claiborne, Mtttha w/ekyllghts 3 8 mlllt Cr11b Mlnlatur11 Anne Klein, St Creek ~d. call af1tr 9 00 PM, Red RuMrMe, pick your own. Michele , Pln~y. Bugtt Boy, Levt, 304-fi 75-1385 114-24H0&4. Camp B.verly Hills, Leslie Ft ye , lucia, ovar 2000 brandt also , 30 aer.. more or lest Approx RO\IIh't SiriiWbtny Form. 2 multi t ier prlctng dlaccunt or 20 tern tillable , 3br:i 8::use, mlllil beck New Haven, You pick 504 family shoe etore Retail pfk:n bam, 8'14-448-2107, 614Hid R101n« Boon'!. $8.00 unbtllev1ble for top qu= buohll, You pick rfndlhON. Over 250 brlnde 110.00 Buohol; No. 1 1t1J.. Stl,toO to l2t,UOO· In· 'Conning Tomll- plckld1 wntory, lralnlng flxtul"'s, buo •~ "- 1 ~nnlng •ulco alrt.re, grand openlng, •tc. Can Big Dakota 1 bedroom farm 14 lruohol. "How did 1 put 30 miles on It? W~ we're homi' built on your lol. S35,9g5 open 15 days. Mr. Loug~ln 812· 304 .. 82·223'7. lull. I drive around the block 1111 yoo get back " 888-4228 & up. 814-..7'.1111 r Farm Supplies & Livestock Ctbton upright fruzer, large eapadty, like new $215 Truck topper, 8 loot aluminum. S100 8141985-4418 Magic Chit gat 110\11 $75 Kenmo,.. wufilf & dryer $75 each Heavy oak rocker S40 614-4<41..0020 73 1988 lsuzu Trooper II, 4 wMel drlve, 4ql 5 spd, cruise, air, AMtFM caeaella Exc cond, 614446·1761, ot' alter 5p m 614-245· 5646 1990 Bronco XLT, loaded 18 000 mltea, $:12,000 614 446 7720 74 t:;l IT fAYf A 7:30 Ill II Family Feud I]) a.wnched (I) Entertalnmonl Tonight (I) Ill Mama's Family ®I 1121 Ill il1l Jeop.ordyl 1;1 [IJ 18 M'A'S'H rD Malor League Baooball Cronllre 1-35 Ill Malar League BaHbaH I ANIMAl- fiGHT> AC:TIVI.fT W.ANTf iHf f)OU TA!CfN OUT Of 'T'tff: "PICfC IV"I> JANf" COOt'$! Motorcycles a 8:00 Ill D il1l MaUock Mallocl< defends a politician who 's framed lor murder (A) t:;1 (J) Loed·Off Men I]) ill Ill Who'o lhe Bon? Tony and Angsla s \ry lo befrtend a lun·lovmg couple -.. . . _ you MfAN Hf '> A 1986 Honda 250 ~ trax , 4 wheeler, eMc cond $1600 304 675·3448 or 575-3935 >rar f?EM . ~---c-c-:-:­ For Sale t985 700 Magna, $1,200 Ca ll aHer 5p m 614 446 1469 - 75 Boats & Motors 0 v€/~ \HAV/3) Ill lllt(l loy "u. '"" ? 8-28 ~) ~ Nova NOVA covers lor Sale the Exxon Valdez otl sptll 1972 17 H Starc ratt Tr1 Hull Boat 125 HP, Ev~rnude Engme, complete top, new upholstory Call 614 286-1316 a Her 7 00 p m ®I 1121111 MOVIE: •Pollee 1976 lowo Ftshmg Boat 14tt , nat! 20hp motor 1912 StarC ratttrucKcamper, 304 -8953335 Ill) Ill MOV\1:: All lho Righi from a new angle Movot1Ai(2 001 C11urch Street Station PrlmeNewo ~ MOVIE Tlte Geisha Boy (2 00) a a 1981 14 11 Terry Bass Boal SO hp Mercury mol or $3 000 Cal 614-992 2891 8:30 (J) Malar League Bateball (I) ill Ill Family Manero Wtnslows take the battle between the sexes to the bowling all oy (R) 1;1 On Shlge 9 00 Ill II i1111n lhe Heal ollhe Nlghl Gr llssple and Vorg tl Trbbs baUie lor conlrol of lhe departmanl (A) (2 00) 1;1 (I) ill liJ Roseanne Roseanne and Dan commtt themselves to diet and exerctse t:;1 (1) Ill Po tlfca: The Now Black Power The roles of black pohttctans who achteve and mamtatn pot1t1cal status are examined Stereo ® Naohvrlle Now Larry King Lrval BOATS · Mffi OAS · TRAILERS Mercru1s er, Mercu ry & Man ner , authonzad pal1s & serv1 ce Par1s lor most mater bra nds 'WE CANNOT SPEl S CC E.SS, WITHOUT U RIVERSIDE MARINE, GALLIPOLI S OH 614446-2424 76 Auto Pans a RO..BHLY SPf.A Kl '-JG & Accessories & Grain Hty tor Sail Clovar & Timothy Round Sales In the Field 614· 245-5500 1980 Datsun, 4 wheel dnva lor parts $300 304~75-7m or 3G4· 895·39!52 Square baln oalt, atraw, rye and !tWill com, 304-675-4228 79 IRI Campers & Motor Homes Transportalion 71 1973 Dodge motor home , 304 71l-5363, Cht rlu Decker Autos for Sale 197'1 Ct1eve lle SS, rabuln 350 englnt, 350 TH transmission, nice car, $3,!K>O negotiable 304-882-2215 11112 Cougar, one owntr, Color Gold, $1,0Do 614-446-16112 1W75 and 1m Monle Carlo, 304l"fPt-.4552 -1cc mcc-E:::1-01-m -;l-no-::tlc-1-::-.-c1-::m::-cF:-o-,d 00 F150 4X4 $1000 11N12 Pontiac 6000, load.ct $2400 1985 Chivy Clvaller $2295 1986 Tampo GL , 4 door $3200 8141!KI2·11~ . 1D76 Railey 9por11 Camaro, good condJ. $1,600 Can IH Upfown Auto :~~alas 1977 Corvette, 23,500 Actual m1•.... Whll I wHh I 11 opt 1on a Oarege kept 614-446-4053 . 1977 Monte Carlo $650 304-675· 6986 1978I Sulek R~ l, 68,800 I ortg ntl mIn, eec y and In· tarfor, good tlrl!i, cruise, lin, PB PS, S2,000. will negotiate, 304675-7158 ...,.,,.--::--:-:-.,.---:-~ 1180 Grand Prix, good body, nMde tngln•. $600 304-6155_1__1:! -:c----:-----Hl81 Chevy Chevena Good cond • 614-446- 1021 1913 T~ota Corolla, ~ door door wtt sun roof, $1,800 call 304-4!17s..3'117111VI muuaga 1184 Otdt. Broufthtn , 4·door. Excellent: condl1 on $4,700. Book value tor $4,500 132 But· 1.mut Avenue, Pomeroy 1984 Reliant, 1983 Alriaa bolh have been wrecked, iood •n· glne and tranemluon, one has nood body and can be llxod, • other tor par1s, $400 tor both, 304-675--4684 --,:-,.--::. :---,----,1t85 Dodi• Charger Hatchbaek, 5 apeed, PS, PI, new llrll, 51,000 mlln, very good cond, $2,500, 304..f75-2627 1885 PonHac 305 ftctory englne, 4dr, PB, PS, AC. f1,895 e 1 ~58. -:-:=-:::--:-~--cc---- 1987 Chrysler Conquest TSI, all options, mint cond, geraga llep1, whl11, 34,000 .,-.1111 614..-4&0871. 1D87 Dodgo Coil DL. PS, PB, AMIFW Caallt1a, AC, New tires. Automatic. Gete good gas mlllgl. Excallant condllron . 114Jit2·.23n 11rT Tempo $2tl00, 1187 Dul1•r 12t00, 19115 T0111po 12400. Fot Mf• or tf1d1. 114-2.5...1270. 1888 Oldo Clore, 4dr, kyl., IIH, Chov. Colobrlly, S3,1100t· 1984 Mont• Ca.rto f3,300j 118 Pont. S..nblrd, 13,800; 1985 Ford toll $1,2!0; 11185 Doytono 12,400; 1i84 Ford xp. $1,400; 1D81 Pont. Grond Prix 1100; 8&0 Aulo Saln Hwy. 110 N. 4 mlln , Holur, 11~885, 514-1461188. Doder. e. TERRIBLE FEEUNE<OF DEF'Rf:5SION NAffiY MCNAJ<F Cf)N6 E\AQ( Fl<l:W. 5UMMER CAMP 10Cio\Y. THAT E:XP\.AIN5 IT. AND RJ~BODING:. 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional llfetlm• guaran'" Local reference• fumlshed Frw est imate• Cell colltct 1· 614-237-0488, dty or nigh! Rogerw a..ament Waterproofing Complete Mobile Home !Ill ups I repalra, also plumbing & alaetdcel, roofing, rtmodelmg, patios & decks etc REMODEL· lNG! Relerencu Esllmatu 614·256-1611 Ron 'a TV Service apectalll.lng In Zenith 1111o servicing most othelr branda House calls , also tome appl iance repairs WV 304-.51tl-2398 Ohio 8t4.-446-2454 10:20 Ill MOVIE: Aampagel2 00) I'M JEST SIARVED FER SOME GOSSIP, GOOD ELVINEY II DON'T LOOK AT ME!! I'M DRY AS A BONE HOW ABOUT A SUMMER RERUN? 10:30 (1) Raising Kldt [IJ Ill Taxi Crook & Chno all Major League Baoeball FIRE AWAY!! a 11 :00 Ill II CI1 (I) Iii ®I ~ Ill il1l New• (1) Wingo Above lha Fo111ot (I 00) [IJ Ill Araenlo Hall IIJl Miami VIce Celobrttiot Offohlgo VII Lonanne Crook has up-close -end·personel tntervtews wtth Steve Wanner, the Bellamy Brothers, and Glen Campbell Monoyllno Rotary or cable tool drilling M08t wells ~omplelld ttmt day Pump ulu and Hrvke, 304 · 895..3804 S.~lc a Tank Pumping $90, Gallla Co RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jackaon, OH 1.SOO.S37-11528 Davit Sew.Vae Sarvke, Georg" CtMk Rd Partt, suppllts, plekup, and delivery 614· 446.029 .. 82 Plumbing Electrical p 0 Box ~1428, Cleveland. OH 44t01· Ruldentlll or commercial wiring, new 11rvlc1 or ,.pairs Llcan"d electrician Ridenour Eloctrk:ol, 304-81'5·1766 General Hauling A & R Water Strvlct. Pools, cis· t•m•, wtllt. lmrnedla1•·1,000 or =~ ~11ont delivery Call 304- 3 W.He...on's W1t1r Hauling ranonsble rlln, 1volume dla: counte, 2,000 to 4,000 c1paclly clallfna, pools, wells e>tc Cali 117 Carson (J) Newt ASTRO·GRAPH & ' D il1l Basi ol Stereo Refrigeration 85 ~Belman & Carter'• Plumbing tnd Heating Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 614-446-3888 64 a 11 ·30 Ill Heating 304~'11-2t1 I crut••. nice cer, $5,200; 1DB7 9:30 Cll ill Ill Coach Hayden rs forced to teach an academtc class (Ril;l 10:00 (I) (I) Ill ttrlrtyaomelhlng Elhot gets a m1xad blessmg tn 1'115 f1rst opportunity to dtrecl (Rii;J (I) Newawetch CI1 P.O.V. ®J ~ Ill Second Annual Valvoline National Driving Te1t Vtewers are placed tn the drtver s seat and tested on thetr knowktdge of traH tc rules and car safety ill) Ill New Twilight Zone i1J Murder, She Wrote 12! Evening New1 ~ 700 Club With Pal Robartton MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRH.---=0 ~------, .--r-------.::----, 1 HA~ A Services '---=--=--c---:-cc--1888 Ply Reliant, S W., &6,000 mii'!L_ auto, AJC, nlc•. $3,300 I14·JTV-m6 a t978 Terry camper. 24 It 11 1r, awning, antenna, new tires, ca ll atter 6 00 PM, 304 -882-3t08 1961 ShenAndoah , 30 II AC Bedroom, llvmgroom, new ca1 p•t, rtal nice and C':laan, $4,800 614-446-0643 C Academy 4: CHireno on Potrot' CBS Tueaday Movie (PGI (2 00) 0 t~wlvel . Upholstery Wowrty'e Upholstering Hrvlclng trl county aru 25 y11ra The In tumlture upholstering Coil 304-875-4154 lor ~- H· tlmetM tbnt 'Gn1h1m Upholstery Center 303 IHIIttop Dr. Can tor appointments & Htlmatae Call 1514-44&.3438. 3428 Be sure to state your zodiac sign LIBRA (llepl 23-0c:l. 231 In your In · BERNICE volvement with a sansltlve friend today BEDE OSOL weigh your words and comments with r considerable care. A thoughtless remark could be grossly mlslntorpraled BCOAPIO (Oct. 24-NoV. 221 Seek com· ~--,;.._ _ _ _ _,.. panlons today who are equally as generous as yourself Pals who are penny plnchers or treeloadera wUI test your lolerance to Its llmlta SAOtTTARfUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Be e)ltra mindful of what you say today to Individuals who are In a position to exert some Influence over your career Your commenls will be crlllcally evalualed. Aug. 29, 1910 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan. 18) An acquaintance who Is very nosy and has Enterprises or ventures you personally not always worked tor your best Inter· create and promote yourself have good eels In lhe pasl mlghllry lo probe lnlo chances for success In the year ahead your confidential affairs again today However , you will need a strong money AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 11) Tips given manager to assist you. to you lod~y by a well·lnlanlloned VtROO (Aug. :z~..a.pt. 22) Usually you friend on ways lo make money should have an aptness tor detail, bul thla envinot be taken a1 face value It's besl you able quall1y mlghl nol be evident In your dealings loday, especially In mansrs lnvesllgate mattsrs yourself ere an)(ious to conclude VIrgo, PtSCE8 (Feb. 2fl.llltrch 20) Harmony r~~l yourseiiiO a birthday glh. Send lor ol purpose Is essenllal tor success In partn81'8hlp arrangomeniS loday J&lnt your ABiro·Graph, c/o lhl6 n~spaper, I ill Ill Nlghtilne 1;1 ®J Night Court 1;1 ~ lllll s o.,..n Hlghllghll endeavors with people whose atms are mentator. "But," Sporll Tonlghl ~ MOVIE : The Qo\aho Boy (2 001 11:35 (I) ChHfl t:;l 12:00 (J) Twlllghl Zone (I) Ill Enlertalnmenl Tonlghl ®J Magnum, P.l. [1J Ill Love eonnaction ~Ill 'Stingray' CIS Late i1J a a Crime Story Sleroo NathvHit Now NawtNight t 2:05 (I) NlghUine t:;1 12:20 Ill MOVIE: E~ll Under tho SUn (PGI(2.30) t 2:30 Ill G 1111 Loll Night With DevtdLattlllllln (J) MOVIE: Anwon Queal (1 •00) (I) • Hard Copy (I]) • Allor Houri t 2:35 (I) 11110 the Night 1:00 ill • Till Fall Guy Q ill MOVIE: Prmtl SChool (RI (2:00) (I]) • Rawhide IDle Newa 'B's' are BRIDGE a NORTH • 10 8 4 • Q975 Deuces are flying little ln 1-ti-H tQJ643 +l EAST WEST : +H65 2 ~~ • 32 t2 I t 10 9 8 7 5 yes terdays deal a defender had KJ 98 + +At0762 to play h1s trump honor on defense sav1ng hiS deuce to break up declarer's commumcattons Today we see a dtfferenl bndge cunoSJty - defender! East playmg a deuce to each of the , SOUTH +KQ3 .AJI064 tAK • Q 54 rtrst four tncks Vulnerable Ne1ther When South arnved 1n four hearts 1 Dealer South and West led the 10 of dramonds, East naturally followed wrth the lone twoEaot Norlh Wes1 spol Declarer now led a club. mtend· Pw Pass mg lo play lor overlrrcks by takmg a All pass trump rtnessc West won the e1ght, and East ~layed the club two So West Opemng lead • 10 played a second dramond, and East ruffed With the deuce 0£ hearl.5 It WaS 1mpossr ble for Easl to resrsr makmg a L - - - -- - - - - - - - - ' z• good s tory out or rt by now relurnmg the spade deuce pumshed We have sympathy for the pairs Desprte the qua1nt phenomenon of compefllwn ~layer who takes thiS ag defender Ea st playtng all h1s deuces to gressrve play for an overtrick, but the first Tour tncks, declarer should be when the game IS total points or rubc harged wtth an error He should g1ve ber bndge, 1t IS far preferable to take up h1s best play for an overtnck and the best shot at guaranteeing scoring stmply play ace and a heart Although up the game w1thout any accidents defensive d1stnbutrons ex1st where a JB~f J.aroby s boots "J.cdby on~· 11111l d1amond still mtght be ruffed , there IS •Jaroby an CArdG.a/'ne$ · (rntlt!n rttb AilfliiMr, less c hance of thrs happentng Once lhe lste Osw111d J.aroby) • " now liVtllllbSt •t agarn a s ltghtly greedy declarer was boM.S!()re!f &Ut .IN' publi3Md by PIJ.il'OI Boob CROSSWURJJ by THOMAS JOSEPH 43 ACROSS 1 Song Potalo parh Slf99S DOWN f Cabinol depart ment 2 Uris novel 3 Mos\ lim ely ~Every body 5 From lo nchos 6 March sound 7 Momorral Sladium player 9 Bounce IIOIIIA 5 F rlond of Mary and Phyllis 10 Skating spms 12 Emana lions 13 Alloy largol s 15 Konls wort. 16 "- Rmls 17 llnrom room 18 Cmmlrt 20 21 22 23 hod Chum Wading bird Visils Rulchor as a clr:~ m, ~ ag seeds t 4 Fuzz tg 2Q Sports loss puch Used casl slo mo 30 Peacolul 33 flK astor walch 20 Syria s pr9 SI doni 24 f:a rerl lor knM g An a lyze s s l"' f' 25 MendiCanl 26 Como 27 F1oed ol f t "S ilonl on ones 35 a:mmmls P1mrc c ra shArq 38 l errmnus 3Q G ame C hntLAS 25 Summon by boop<rr 28 Flnngs up 3t Liko \he Gobi 32 Ve11ly 34 Sarnova1 35 Add ilion ally 36 Goll tnsluclor 37 Chtistmas \reo droPPings 40 Trad< compel I tlon 4t Actress Kealon 42 Comic Fo•• ot al IMII. V CRVM'OQUQTES - lltrt's how to wnrk If · 8/28 AXVDtBAAXR letONGFEI.I.OW Une leller slanth lor another In !Ius SRmple 11 1s IL•rd for lhe three X lor lhe two U's, rtc. Sin~lc letters npoolrophes, lhe lenglh and forma lion of wo11L• ar r ali hlnl• Each day the code leUers are different I.\ u.. CRYPTOQUOTE Night I added, 1helr CROOKED" a not In accord with yours could rail flat ARIEl (Morch 21-Aprll 111 Try lo size up people and situations realistically today especially It they aHect your future plans Problems could ensure If your assessments are wishful rather than logical TAURUS (April ZO.Moy 201 Be cognl · zant of small details In your commercial affairs today and do not take them for granled. Whal ap[l<!ars to be lnolgnlll· cant now can later prove to be a throne In I he lion· s paw GEMINI (Moy 21·June 201 You ro not likely to reason too well under pressure today, so don't let others put you In a pos\llon where you are pre~ tor decisions Proceed at your own pace CANCER (June 21.Jufy 22) If someone goes out ol lhelr way lo do something special for you today , be surelo pro[l<!r· ly ocknowledge this [l<!raon'a offorts.lngralllude will leave an Impression I hal' II be hard 10 erase. LEO (Julr 21-Aug. 221 Small eKiravaganc.s c0111d odd up to a surprisingly slgnlflcanl total lodly If y011r spending hablls are caprlcloua. Manage y011r ,... sources mentally, not emotionally he By James Jacoby 7:051ll Jefferoont FRANK AND E SCIAM-UTS ANSWIIS •-t~ Ponder - Savor- Acorn - Beaker- CROOKED "The football team makes stra~ght 'f>:s, "1oked the com· M K f tl VI I' K A A X 1 A 71 rMt SXA V770 A AM MK 0 I I I' 7 II (l AV S IJ F ( 1: Y T II A X Z r r v MNZfYMOZ 01 II Z Z <; 7 1; S t ZI A 7 N A M II AXZ YXli: VAMHXZIV Yeelotdav'a Crrypl'"l•ole1 TIUNK Witt HI : MAN'S GI.ORV MOST BEGINS AND ENOS ANIJ SAY MY Gl ORV WAS I UAO SUCII FRIENI>S WII.I.IAM FIIJTJ.ER YEATS \ �Paga 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy ......---Local news briefs--.. EMS responds to Jive calls Units of the Meigs Co un ty Emergency Medical SerVJce responded to five calls for as sis tance on Monday . At 6:16a.m. the Racine unit was called to County Road 28 for Hayward Bissell who was transported to Holzer Medieal Center. The Middleport unit , at 4:48 p.m . went to Overbrook Center tor Daniell Lee who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospita l. At 5:55p.m. the Pomeroy unit responded to a call on Route248 In which Carl Knottlngham wa s Ia ken to Veterans. The Racine unit , at 7:3.1 p.rn. , t ranwortcd Cortney Jones from the !Ire department lo Veterans . The final call for assistance came at 8· 23 p.m. when the Tuppers Plains unit transported Mae M cPee k from Long Bottom to Veterans . ' e... _________ Con t tnu Con ti nued from page 1 " Think about your sa fety and the safety of your friend s." U niversity officials alerled st u dents living in dormitoriPs and sorority houses about the homl· cldes. and university polic e doubled the number of peopl e assigned to escort studen ts horne after dark. The two womPn found dPa d Sunday afternoon were identi fled as Christina P. Powell, 17 , of Jacksonville. who was found in the living roorn of her apartment and Sonya Larson . 18, of Deer· field Beach, who wa s found in a bedroom. The roomma tes were second -semester freshman at th e University of Florida, where they had attended classes in th e su mmer . said Lt. Sadie Darnell. The third victim, found Mon day morning, was identified a s Christa Hoyt, 18, a student at Santa Fe Community Co ll ege in Galne"'11le. She was found lym g on the floor of hPr a pa r tme nt about 1 miles from the olher crlmr scene Her body was discovered at 1 a. m . after she failed to report to work for a midnight shift as a cle rk al the Alac hua Count y Sherifl' s Depa rt · ment, M ann said Mann sa id thE:' woman found Monday had been dead 36 to 48 hours. The other two women had been dead 48 to 72 hours . Dar nell said. Their bodies were partially clothed. T he case bears some similar iti t-s to one of the more gruesome cr imes in Florida history - the bludgeoning deaths of two Flor >da State University coeds on Jan. 15, 1978. at the Chi Omega sorority house In Tallahassee. Ser ial murderer Ted Bund:r was executed for those killings Jan. 2t 1989. On Feb . 9, 1989, University of Florida student Tiffany Sessions van ished while on a walk near the campus. Despite a massivf' publicit y campa ign financed by her developer fat her and a nation w ide <Jicrt , she has not been found . Martinez ca lled the la test sl aylngs "senseless· · and sa!d, " What a shocking, tragic v,ay to s tart a new school year 1 am dclrrmlned that every possible rPsource is mad e ava ilable to help capt ure those responsible for these murders." Jennifer Haye k , who lives a c ross the street a t thl:' apart ment comp!Px where Larson and Powrll were found, sa id she sa w one or two people coming from the v ict ims' apartment about >:45 a.m . Satu rda y, bul she did not 1rcognizP !h('m . Activities are listed for Rutland Street Festival The seco nd Rutland Street Festlval will be held Sa turd "' from 10 a.m. to dark . There will be a fish fr y. games. cra fts , door prl7l's a nd entertainm€nt Tables are ava ilable for $5 each for anyone interes ted in selllng crafts. Music will be provided by lhr Blue Jean Special Band. Meigs Maurader band' and the Meigs cheerleaders will perform There will also be a clogg ing demonstration and J ill Pickens, age 12. competition winner wil l also perform. A prince and princrss co ntest Divorces processed Actions for divorce havP been filed In Meigs Cou nt y Common Pleas Court by Patrici<~ .lf'an Preece, Pomeroy, against Ho mer Ray Preece, Columbus; Paula S. Ma yes. Middleport. against Matthew Mayes. Pomeroy; Katherln L. Deskins. Pomeroy, aga i nst Donald Rav Drs kins. Pomeroy . A dissoluti on of marriage ac lion has been filed i n thecourt by Amy D Grupsf'r and MichaPI Scot t GrucsP r. both of Racine . Oi880iution granted A dlssolullon ha s been granted In Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court to Bessie M . ilaughman and Law re nce L . Baughman . for ages .J.7 and a king and queen co ntes t for ages 8- 12 will be held . The f irt• department auxiliary will furnish containers A pet show will be held fork id s, GlUE'S ] -12 with priZPS (lWJrded to fir st. second, and third. To reserve a table or to preregister for the prlnce and prJ ncess. k ln g and queen con test or the pet show. cal l Joan Stewart at 7l2 ~421. or Kimberlv Wtllford • at 742·2103. Then• wi II also be a car show and entran ts must be rcg is terd h.v noon on Sa turday . Trophies will bf> awarded and ot her awa rd s will be given for best paint, brst engine. best intrri or and best of show . T he even 1 ls bPing sponsored by the Rutland Fire Departm ent and Ladles Auxiliary . Lottery numbers Plck-3 Pll' k:l ticket sales tot a led $1.101.267.00. with a payoff due of $3.17.'31.50 Piek-4 IJOO . Pick -4 ticket sa les totalt'd $212,590.00. with a payoff due of $2%,500.00 Cards King of hean s. ri ve of clubs . .Jack of diamonds. F:ight of spades . Cards tickPI sales tot aled $101,3,1 1. with a payoff due of $4 7, 170 _ _ Area deaths _ __ Edgar Welrh Edgar Frankl in Welch. 63, Co lumbu s, died Sundav at his residence following a brief Illness . Born Oct . 2.1. 1926 In Downing ton, he was a sun of 1he late Edward Welch and Bessie Phelep Welch . He worked as a crane operator for J .T. Edwards Steel Compnay In Co lumbus . Mr. Welch Is survived by his wile, Evelyn Welch . Columbus; a son, Thomas Jr Welch, Colum· bus; three brothers. Byron 1Do· reenl Welch, Plain Cit y; Aver y Brlckles , Louisville, Ky.; and Howard Brlckles, Indiana; two sis ters, Grace Price, Downing ton; Florence Clielan , Spring· field; a sister -In-law. Mrs. Victor !Bertha 1 Sponagel, Columbus: and seve r a l niec es a nd newphews. ln additi on to his paren ts, Mr. Welch was preceded in death by a sis 1er, two brothrrs, a son, Franklin Welch Jr . and a daugh lcr. Linda Darlln. Services will be Wednesda y at I p.fl1. at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Mallo y officiating. Burial will bP in Beech Grcrve Cemetery . Friends may call at the funera l home on Tuesday from 2-4 p.m . and 7-9 p .m . _ _ _ Meigs announcements--Trualees !G meet The Lebanon Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p .m . at lhe township building. Special meeting . The Chester Township . Trus · tees wfll hold a special meeting on Wednesday at 7: 30p.m . at the Chester township hall. Grange to meet The Meigs County Pomona Grange will be visiting the Gallla County Pomona Grange at lhe Rodney Grange Hall on Monday .at 8 p.m. Feeder catlle ud yearling sale There will be a special feeder cattle and yearling sale on Saturday at noon at the Gallipolis Stockyard Company. Buckley reunion The >4th annual Buckleyh· Reunion will be held Sept. 9 at the home of Glenn and Nancy Reecl In Coolville beginning at I p.m. with a potluck dinner. Bahr reunion The annual Bahr reunion will be held Sunday at noon at the Tuppers Plains VFW Post. Rela tives, families and friends of Abraham and Mary (Willi Bahr are Invited to at tend . I Tuesday. August 28, 1990 Middleport, Ohio Major Hoople's forecast Thunderstorms roll across northern Midwest By United Press lnlernallonal A band of thunderstorms stretc hed across the northern Midwest and into the Northeast, bringing heavy rain, lightning and hall to the region Tuesday while hot weather baked the South and Southeast. Thunderstorm watches were posted In 13 counties in New York, five In Pennsylvania, nine in Ohio and In parts of Michigan as winds knocked down trees and hail was reported In several co unti es. Trees were reported blown down at Sabinsville in western Pennsylvania as fast -moving storm s dumped heavy rain on the region . Int ense storms hit Detroit's northern suburbs , producing heavy rain, small hall, gusty winds and lightning . The strong storms extended from Pontiac, Mich., east to Mount Clemens. The storms were part of a larger system that covered parts of the Great Lakes and Canada . In western New York, a line a heavy thunderstorms ran from near Buffalo south to Jamestown and trees and power lines were knocked down in South Dayton , about 20 miles north of .Jamestown . The South con tinued to bake Tuesday und er a late summer heat wave. An excessive heat advisorv was In effect through Wednesday for part of north Texas , including the cities of Paris. Waco and the Dallas -Forth Wor~ area. Auditor rejects claims made by ex-staffer VANDALIA, Ohio !UP)) Oh io Auditor Thomas Ferguson terms sexual harassment claims by a former staffer as the allegat ions of a mentally dis· turbed woman. " You are dea ling with a person who has been judged official ly m entally disabled," Fl'rguson said Monday of Elisabeth T scha ntz's statrments in a story published Sund av in The Cleve land Plain Dealer . ''Wha1 do you want mP to do. attack her?" Ferguson sa id during a vJsit 1o Vandalia. · 'WP havl' denied all of the allegations she had made " tlons of at leas t 2 percent of the gros s inco m es of employees in the auditor 's office. Ferguson Monda y did not deny his employees contributed money, but sa id i t was not mandatory . "Now I don ' t under stand why m y opponent thinks it' s OK for George VoinoVlch to takf> a $100,000 co ntribution from a deveiOjJ('r in Cleve land. but it 's wrong for Tom Ferguson to ta ke $100 from one of his employees ... he sa id . Tsc hantz to ld the newspaper she wa s promoted in the audi tor's office because she slept with Ferguson and helped him raise campaign contrihutions from employees . She sa id she broke a thrl't' yPar silence on the c la ims because frrguson is trying to krep her $1.'l~l million sex ual harassm ent s uit against him out of the co urt s. In th e interview. shr said s he had sex with Ferguson in hotel rooms from Clevela nd to Ci ne in nati. She said she became a regional adm in is tra tor in the auditor' s offirP- despite nearly being fired for incompetence durinJ2: her fi rs t nlnc months in the office - because she slept with Fergu son and helped so lic it cam pa i gn con1nbutjons from Pmployees Tschant7, 46, le!t the$40,747 job In 19R6 and was declared perman ently disa bled by the Public Employees Retirf'mPnt Sys1em in 1989. Shr fill'd suit again st Ferguson In 19R7 Tschantz claims Ferguson had hrr so l! ri t campaign con tribu - Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m. I Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Stocks Am EIP<·tric Power .Lt) t,2 AT&T . . ...... 32 '• Ashland Oil .... .. ... :l1 'v, Rob Eva ns..... ... lJ 112 Charming Shoppf's. }o(l; 1 City Holdmg Co ............ ll 1 , Federal Mogul . Jj Goodyear T&R 1:11,, Key Ce ntu r ion . .II Lands' End .... . ........ 12 1~ Lim it ed Ine . . ....... 17 Z, Multimedia Inc. . ......... 62 Rax Restaurants ... . 1% Robbins & Myers ... l~ Z, Shoney's Inc . . ..... .. . . ... 12), Star Bank .... from th e 80s In San Francisco to 92 In Bakersfield In the Central Valley to a 108 at Death Valley In Sou thern Ca lifornia . In La s Vegas. Nev .. the mer· cury was expected to climb to 105 degrees Tuesday under cloudless skies and higher temperatures were expected for the Labor Day weekend. It comes after a spate of unseasonably cool temperatures - below 100 degrees. In the Northwest, most of Washington had partly sunny skies, with temperatures warming Into the 70 and 80s A weather disturbance off I he Oregon coast weakened but still sent thin clouds and isolated shower s into the sta te. High tempera tures near 100 degrees were ex pee ted Tuesday In the midlands of South Carolina . The heat was caused by a ridge of high pres sure extending ea stward from the Mi ssissippi Valley to the M iddle Atlantic states that was moving south pushin g hot weather into the region for severa l days Temperatures abovl' lOU rlf' grees were reported Monday in Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi Clouds covered northwest Cali · fornia and the northern moun tains while the rest of the state bask ed in sunshinf'. H ig h l emperatu rf>s ranged ------Weather-----South Central Ohio Variable cloudiness Tuesday night, with a chance of showers and thund erstorm s. and a low in the lower 70s. Chance of rain 40 percen t Partly cloudy Wednc s· day, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. and high s between RJ and 90 . Cham:Pof ruin 30 percent. Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday Fair through the periOd. Highs will range from the upper 70s to the 80s each day . Overnight lows will range from the mid 50s to the mid 60s early Thursday and in the 50s Friday and Saturday mornings. Celebrezze puzzled. ;~ n rinued sehool support staff and publiC employt'es would "support a ca ndidatr ror gnvrrnor who has suc h J pour rt•cord on rducalion " The OFT endorsement took place last weekend at a counc il meeting in Mansfteld. Ce lc brezzr was thP only Democra1 running for statewicll' ndminis I ra tl ve offlCP who was snubbed ThP trach['r.s ' union said bo 1h r;:mdida1es WPH' well qualified, but Volnovich got the nod beca use hr wants to raisr teachPr pay. g i \'C~ 1eachers more voice in managrment d ec isio ns, enforcP d!sciplinf' i n t hP rlassroom and rPducp cla<>s sizes in distrlcts with high concentra1 ions of ch!ld rPn from low -income f am ilies Thr union al so cited Vomo · vi ch ·s support of fully funding the from page 1 Head S1ar1 program. inc reasing hig h sc hool graduation requiremrnts in sciPnce and mathema t· ics . :.md expand in~ teacher peer rC'\'Iew and carrf'r ladder program s. Celcbrezz.r received the endor· semen! las I April from the Ohio Educ atlun Association. repres Pnling 90,()(X) teachers statewldP. Ohio Lottery 1'1<-ld : 090 l'ic'k-1 : <tOt ( ard!'t >· H. :H ', X-IJ. 1-S Low tonight in mid 60s. fhant·• • o( rain -10 percent. Thursday. high in upper 80s. 3-4 • Vot.41. No.82 Copvrighted 1990 RAMSTEI'J, Wes t Germany IUPII - A US militar y tran s· port plane assigned to can )' supplies to American troops s1ationed in 1he Prr s1an Gulf cras hed earlv Wednr sddl . kit l ing 13 U.S. Soldier s. i.J m.i litarv spokf'sma n said Th e C-5 tran sporter <.~il'craft cra shed about 12:30 a .m . in " woOded area and caught fi n· shortl y after takeoff from tlw U.S. military bas{' of Ramstpin in western WPs1 Gt>rman~·. "i:IH.l spokesman Doug Moon>. Th0 caus{' of the crash wa ~ not immediately known and li S. military official" wPrt ' invPs ti ga tin g. Thr planr wa s hP t~c.h•d 10 anothpr hao..;e in Fr<J nkfurt brforr i1 wa s toll:-/ to thr gu lf and delh·rr food ra tions . mPdiral supplit'" and maintrnanre PquipmPnl to U.S. troops lcadmg a multma t iona ! for ce drplo~ ·f'd aflt ' l Iraq im·a dPd Kuwait. the spok£'s mJ n S~lld . AI il'a sl 1'1 people werr kilil'd and four wrrr inJurrd. tht' <:. pokrsman sct id RPSfU('J" S sa id it took JOOut <.ill hour to put ou 1 thP ll.1mf' .'i dnd J ftrrward. dPnsr fog liarnpt•n•d r tforl s tn find ,·ict im s An A tr Fun'(' spokrsm:1n sa id rPSC'UP!"<.., found the body of the 13th vict im alm os t 12 hours af ter the crash of the C.:i Galaxy, one of the world' s largrst militan· tran s port pia nf'.'> T hr four injun'd mPn V."l'l"f' liJken to lhf' La ndo.,;tuhl Arm\ Med ica l Hospital near Ram stein . a hospital spokrsm an sa id. ThC' <.~irrrart w as attached to the' t;()th Militdr) Airli ft Wing. Tra\·is Air Forrf' Aasr. Cal if.. but lht• fli.ght lTl'\\ was from a rt'Sf 'r\ 'f' unit. rhr ~ :1:\ rd Militan Airlift Win g, Kc111· Air Forl' f' l bsr. <.~t Sa n Antonio. Trxas Mon: thJn 200 reSN\'lS t s as signed to lhr t:l3rd MiliL1r1 Joyce Farley. Pomeroy; Charles Tyree, Middleport; and Carl Knottlngham. Lo ng ilottom. Mond ay discharges- Victoria Le hew . PI.A fNF fE I. D. Il l . ...... .... I 7 tt~ tnrnadors CRASH SfE:>IE- Firemc'n hoso· down thr wing section of all. s. l'·5 ealaxy transport plant• aftt•r it ("raslll•d sllnrll.v followin~ lakPoff from Anna l.f'e O~' lrr. Pomf'roy: Pa u li nf' M . Snov.-dPn. Pomr ro~·. Martin L. Spang ler. Ruti<:wd. • Ramsti'in Air 8a.~o~r " "t•dnfsda.)' . Th(' planf" (.'arrit•d most lJ targo in <'onjunrtion \\Uh thf' l ". S. Prrsian GuH opt· ration . j l 1l'l) Ohio escapes severe weather I By l Jnitcd Prf'ss lntCI'n<ltional F:xcrp1 for storm driven <.J frw an' as whPn' wind gus !.'- sur pa ssed fiV mph. Ohio rsc c~ p•·li Tursdav n igh t 's txw1 Y...lt h SP\ pn· weathr~ largelv uns('<.~tflPd In Dar k(' County, onr obsl' l"\"l't rppor1f'd a gus t of 911 mph. bu 1 a sherl fr 's dpput _v sa1d 1hrrr wa" no damage othPr 1ha n .. old lunlb blown ou t of the 1tT!''i ... A <.;£'\'rrr thundprstorrn WJ tch in t' f frrt for nParl~ · all tht· .'>t a1 r throughout thr l at(• df t1· r noon dllrl Pvr nin g. IJut thr rP Wt•rc nD r qJUJ !'> of any significanl dam<J gP. 1\IJ srn·rr wpathPr wa <., I' XfWC!Pd In tht' .S I;J t(' \\' r dnPSdit.\ . ••xrPpl tn !lw ('Xtrr nw .sou ttwrn !'UUrl I!!'' Th P thundf'rs!Drmo..; tha t ;.af frrtPd O h io Tursda~· ni~hl tc ndPd v."" to ffi O\"f' south and slow! .\ Wl'i.iki'Tl liml ' wPnt on. R\ PJ J1\ \\'pdnPsdJ.\ morning, 1hcrP w(·!"l' " ti l l I a 1rly rx 1f'nsivr s h owP r ~ and !humlf 'f" tor m" in thf' so uthPrn ro untirs. whiiP '->howpr.., •n •n · "c attrrPd o\·rr !hi' rrmaindPr of thP ... tatP So m p showPr-.. anrl thundf'r qorms mo-t\· hang on in sou ltwrn l'o ntinul'd on pa gf' ~ dS July leading indicators unchanged By VI!I;CENT DU. GllllllfE · Ll)l Business Writt•r WASHI!\GTO N - ThPgniWII · mrnt's lndf'x of l.rading l<ro nomic Indicators wa s unrhan gl'd 1n July aftrr rbmg J rr\'l" l'd 0 .1 pt=~rcf'nt in .Junf' and gainmg t l n•visC'd U.ti pnrrn1 1n Ma _, .. tiH ' Com m erce [){oparlmPnt sai d W~dncsday . Thr cOrnprPhPnsn·p i ndt·-..:. comp iled by 1hP dPpartmf'nt'.., -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- THE MOST IMPORTANT LETTERS WHEN IT COMES TO DRUGS Teaching your children the ABC's is fine, but you also need to teach them about dru9. abuse and the special importance of the letters 'NO." Teach them the drug alphabet early in life , and help them from becoming another statistic in America's fastest growing disease- - drug and alcohol addiction . Let them learn their ABC's in school, but teach them their "NO'S" at home . Geneveve Schneider, Syracuse, Is Ill is week's winner of the ·'Around Town'' photo Identification series. She correctly Identified the photo as an architectural detail on the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. She will receive a landmark sesquicentennial Christmas or· namen I from Bank One THE DAILY SENTINEL I t~un';tu of Fr1HWmic Anal\'-i." . rr;td:." 11 sr·g mcnh of th1 · ' 'C"r1n om .\ · in ;__rn d for1 tu p rrd1c t fulurr ])u stnt 'S" <~rti\ !I\ tn thr L1nitt•d Stal t'" "",.\ llll>rlth ,1go, thP l)un·;tu rq>orl!'d <·qim;J! ('" ! hat ~ h owrd 11w inck .x WJS unchang<'d in .l unt ' and incrr ast'd 0 7 pf'rcrnt in Ma~· . " thr gO\ I•r nnwnt ~;ml ··~\n"'r: t gl' wor k'-.,·pt•k u·<J.., tiH' m ~1 jor ('Ontrtbutor to the .lunt· Rutland woman files suit against officials cm Name contest wirmer l' nilc •d St atrs 10 I hi ' Yl iddl<• l·:asl s mrp Aug R. Crou nd crf'ws ass1gnr>d to t hP w in g basPd <~ t Kel ly Air F'orcP Basr i n San Anton io haw• b('(' n worki ng 24-hou r sh if Is si nee 1\ ug :1. rC'pdirin~ <.~ nd mJint:.Jining incoming planP s for QU!l "k dPpariUI"PS . Fo r 1hr ftr sttmw Tur·~rL1\ · till' -tl:Jrd r·rsf' r \ i s 1 ~ Wl' l l.' ~tilU\I.' Pd to rlisclosl' d f1.•w dJ1l' sand numbPrs ..i hout th r ir rolr m thr massing of C S. troops in th( ' Middlf' 1-:dq 111 l"t' S [X)]] '-. 1' 10 lr;tq"-. Ill\ .t " l\111 Ill 1\uw.:.l it ,\ug ~ Th e• a~ing ];) ·pldn t' r :l." flP!'t a.o.,signpd to thr l.llrd hd.., r·aiJ<>t 'd lilt it' m£>rhanir.d 1Joublr• "It' <.; a large opt:•ra tion and th1ngs ha\'f' go nr \"1 '1"\ H"l·ll, .. J"!'Sl·rn· Col. M;_lhlon Stil'f. o t San An to nio s.:ud atx:nn thr I:.Jrgf'st m 1111ar.\· ;ur('J";lft ou tstdc lhf' Sm·i f't lJ n1on . \\"hich is r,lp<.~bk of carr \·i ng W1 ti!ns of c ar go . Tt11· C ~~ th;tt n,l'>hf'd nr·ar H.Jm ~ lt 'in plant' camP down aboul rl milrs from lhf' largr st US chr•mlfal wPapuno..; df•pot 1n Wrs1 C• •rman\" This month -100 hpmg removrd I rom th P depot to bl' (\(• st ro.ved on J Pacific island . T!lP las t arndrn t involving thr l · S A 1r Fore(' Ill\>\ l'S t German .\" uccUJTC•d .lunt ' ii, when a F -16 fJg hlf·r JP1 collidf'd with <:t g lidrr. kil ling th>· g lid er pilot . On Aug. :!H. 19~ . <II pcoplr werr killrd and -l~lO 1nj urf'fJ ,11 the r-LJ m s tPin ha sP WhPn a n lla}ian planP p!OWI'd into a crowd during .tn dlr s huv. . Mo 1ro thJn -l~fl \\'est Gf'rman mi lildr_ , . plant's ;Jnd about 240 plar~>•s from " !lied NATO force s h,t\'f' crJ ShPd in WPst Ger many sincr !h P rnd of World \\-ar II. il!PI> - ThP dP afh to ll from twistrrs thdt h11 northPastNn Illinois r osP t o~~ Wrdnf'sday as national guard troops put down S(' at tPrPd loo 1i n.c and t hr govt:r nor plan nPd 1o \"i '-. It lhP dP\"aS tatf'd <HP<-1 Qulck -1hmking lligh schnol C"OiH' ill's rna\" hav P prr,·t•ntrcl d Wtll""l' I r agt'd\ h\· mo\'i ng 1rlO ~ t udPnt ath lrtPs in sc hool to .1n undrrground g~: mna s1urn mo mrnt s beforr the twi stflr 'i d P" troyrd room whf'If' th1•\ w••rp p 1act iring No studrnh \\"(·rt· hurt wtwn Wendy' s lnt 'l. 5 1~ Worthington Ind . ... 211 (\\o'nrthlngtun Ind. is rx divi dend today I .John H Pauley, Coolvillr ; r:vplyn Irvine Mundry, Reed s vill e; Gilrs Glenwood Smith. Rutland; Owen A Nutter. R('{'ds ville: Ama Sue Wtlliams. Ru tla nd. Brrnard LPf' l.amh. Tuppers Plains; Osia Bdh ' Kyger. A lbany ; Patsv Jean Lau derm il t, Ra cl ne; Raymond L. Oliver, Racme: Co nnie Sue AaiPs, Hurland : MP· linda H . Smith , Pomeroy ; Nanc_v L Rose, Long Bo ttom ; Hazel Ar nold , Pomeroy; Juani ta Lam bf>rt. Rutland; Thel ma G. Garrett. Pomero)' . Ta mara Sue Hupp, Raci ne . Thl'ima Barton Campbell, Mid dleport; Debra D. Mora. Pomeroy: J essa M. Brannan. Middleport; Kenneth W. Madden .l r .. Middleport, Alfred F . Crueser . Pomeroy; William F . Odonnell. Pomeroy; Sara h W. Gibbs. Pomeroy; James Nicholas Depoy, Shade; Larry E . King, Shade, Mark A . Friend, Pomeroy, Rlta An n KPhl, Reedsville; Margaret L. Story. Middleport: Viola M. Teegarden. Pome · roy; David Michael Mellot t, Pomeroy; Nancy B. Reed, Pomc roy; Willard Paul Adkins . Bid well; Kenneth Lee Martin, Al bany; Terry L. Shain, Racin e; William Grueser. Pomeroy: Cec il D. Frye, Langsville: Robert K . Young, Racine; Gary David Harmon, Rutland ; Laura Louise Harri son, Pomeroy ; Tracy Lynn Hysell, Pomeroy; Olive Fern Sat terfleld, Middleport; Howard W. Thoma, Pomeroy: and Juanita S. Humphreys. Pomeroy. i\Jrl!fl Wing. rathr1 than \1 ;t!t fo1 thf• <'.:~ll · up from thl' Pt•ntagon. ha\f' bPL'Il tran sporting troopo..; .1nd cargo from Jround 1hP Twisters strike Illinois; death toll climbs to 24 early today Veterans Memorial Monday admissiOns - Ger t rud p VanCooney, Middl('po rL (Continued fr om Page 6\ A Multimedia Inc Newspaper 13 U. S. soldiers killed in troop plane crash Hospital news Pool of. .. 2 Sections . 1 4 Pag es 25 Cents Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August 29, 1990 su11 aga in st several local law SPptPmhf•r . l ~H9 v.·p rc fil• 'd ··ou l uf rnalic t·. h al rPd and til \~ill rn forcemen t of fi cia l s in cl udi ng Me ig~ Co unt y; Sheriff Jamrs M . So ul sbv In a Ca..,p f iled in Ml'i~s Cnunl _\ Co mmon Pleas Court on Mon day, Phyllis Spangler of :'>ir~< f.lma Hoad in Rutland a ll eg~, that shp was "unlawfull_\' ar · rested'' on a chargp of aggrit · vatcd arson by Ryan Hall and John Spires. both deputies of the Mr>gs Co unty Sheriff's Depar t· mentor law enforcement officers for thl' Village of Rutl and. Thl' complaint. fli ed by Pomeroy atto rnt'Y Charles H. Knight. s tci t e-s that after shP wa s a r · rested. Spangler was held , with out a warrant, In the Meig s County Sheriff's Department and later at the Sheriff's Department In Lawrence County. Spangler also alleges that I hi s action was "willful ancl mall· clous", and that the criminal charges filed against her In tow ard >h• · Pl aintiff l'h)·il! s Span g lrr . for 1hr purposf' nl ha rassl n,E: and rm b.1 1a .'>s in g Plaintiff l'h.v llis Spdn gJpr'" . MPig s Cou n ty Court .ludgf' l' atrirk H O'B ricndismissrdthr a ggra\' a !Pel arson rhargP against Sj.>JngiPr srn•ral days la1Pr. "As a proximJII ' n'sult and a d1rrrt rPsult of the ac1s", lhr <"Urnplaint s ta tPS, '"Plainll ff Phyllis Spangl er wa s clepriV<'d of her liberty and was subjected lo srvrrr and painful injury, suf l er ed mental and phy sical an guisl1. anxirt y, Pmbarrassm e-nt, humiliation a nd los s of reputation.·· The compla i nt asks for monc)· damages against Hall, Spire s, Deputy Sheriff Jeff MiliPr and three unident i fied deputies, li sted i n thP complaint as " John Doe f" . "Jo hn Doe II" and "John Doc I II ". as well as the Village of Rutland and Shrriff Soulsbv A ~ulland woman ha' filed a and Ma\" l"f'\'\sions. · Thr Commrrl'f' Dt •partmt •nl '>a iel tha1 of Hlf' Jl componPr11 ~. t'1rPt · wen' up. sew•n wp rp down and a ~t ngk t"d 1f'gorv - manu ldf'tun'r" nrw unkrs. 1·nn'>UilH'I ~01..-:h and ma! Prials industril''> adju sh' d for infliJ1 ion W.t 'unc hangPd .lui_\··., po.sitin· r ontr 1but or'> lnclu rh '(l rontr;wh .tncl ordl'I.., fn1 pla n t and l 'q mpmcnt. chan gf' 1n ">P nsi l i\'(' matf'rials prt rf's <Jnd 01C' ind(•x of rons um rr PXJX'Cla li ons. thf' drpartmf'nl sa1 d . Among 1hP m'g;ltt vf' rontr ibu t or~ la s t mon1h - Vf'ndur pprformancf' , ~.~· hich t r;n' k s deli\"C•ry t i mr: - MonPy c;. upply. adjustf'tl for l rwled Pl"lnflelcl High School c~ bout :1 I ~ p m Tu('sda\' but au thon1 i{'" rep or 1t·d mor(' than .100 pPoplf' injun'd 1r1 l hr rPg lOn " It was mira r ulml'> . .. Princt pcil ./amPs Waldorf o.;;lid '"Th~· ('(J.l f' hf'-., Sl'nS!'d lhl' prt'S>.;UJ"(' in 1111' huild1ng r h;.m gr and th l'\ " krH'w so mPthin ~ wa s HTong . .. ThrPf' propiP \\"f'r"f' k il h'd in an <Jdminbtrar ion building nf';Jr thP high sc hool as th! · 1ornddOP" cru ... hrd '>UITounclmg hnmf'" o~n d h! 'J\" !l _ \ rL Jm.JgPd ;t r hurch corn pi!'.\ . thl'n '-.kippt•d '-.OU!h\\'1''-l !11 lh(' nnrthNn outskirl" of . l ~tli t •r. whpn· tht '\ r l1 !'\\'f'cl rhr ou~h tht• CPdar \\·nod s" :Jp;Jrtm•·nt ("ll m plt>x 1n <"n·.'> l IIII I Will ( ·ounl\ J)p p ut'. ( "n1 mH' r V\"iJIJ,IrJI !-" l'l"gU'>On ',.JJ ti ;! -1 j)t>Op]( ' ~' "t ' l"t' knm'n d•·ad :tnd ~t'\c n hospitJI'- in lh• ' an 'd l ! t',ttl'd ;1! lt',l'>l T1K j)('Opli• illJUrt>d by I)H' IWJ" t! 'l'> !o"t>rgu 'ion '-.:ltd ,~ mong 1h• · d1 •;HI \\"('!"t' thn •r pPoptP pulled from lhl' \\Tt '(' k;tgi' of t h4 · St l\1:11·\ lrnm ;wul:JII ' Hom.tn C.d ho l!l Churc h. 1ncludtng o.;rhool l'l tn {'J p:tl ~1'> 11'1 M;n \ J...:Pt'Tl.lll Eight l)f'opl1· Wt'rl· k1 lh·d in :1n apart mrnt comp lex 1n Cn•st Hil l. l.dll'rP 1lll"l 'l ' <.,fnr _ \ hu i ld 1ng~; W!'·t"f' 1 hoppt·d In I HW flo~J r· or It '"" · t;u, .fd ill4'" H Thompso n 1\.1 " '.Cht·rlllit•d In M t l\P h.\ ht 'l icnpl4 'l \\" l'dnt'..,d a\ · ,tt ttw high <.; c hon I In 1w~i n assf'.., si n):! fl~lm ; tgt ' An aid(' ..,;lid Th omp.., on wi ll tw ro nsirk r Jng how bt ' "' In lwlp o...tnt"kf•n n •<.;i dPnh : I "l'' ' ~ . ... • ' • f - 'I'O R:-oi\110 1'1! TIM ( IIECKS BELO:-o;(;J:-ot;s - .~young man gut•s tllruu~h hi."' lwlonging" itftt•r ,1 turnado riJIIH'd out lht' wall-, and roHf of this housp in Plainfi l' ld . Ill. .\ "~i'rit•s of twish'r"' sw~· pt through th e an• a, ('a using nl H'-'"'i\'(' prorwrty darna~~ · and killing at !Pa ."~t :!-1 iJ4'opk. t l "PI) \r· hr11d 11 \1'>1''> Hl'tl' c, Ltd\. l'd In tl1t ' <.,fnrJll :11111 ,I !\\ " 1~ !1'<1 u ·: lnl\ pllt • IH ·lnnd tll1 · I"UI11JII' 1d 11\1 '>clllonl i "l .l'-'-t''- \\ "l 'l j ' to h.t\ 1' <.,l,t l lt·d \Y1 •dtH''-d.t\ bUt 111'-l t',ld tt11 H"!.tb (" .t!l('t 'lt ·d '- r/H ttd tr11 l ht • f"t''> lllft]W H"!•t •h. ,Hld '>d lrllh i'\ 1\ tll II \ !n ,1'>'-1''" H·h,tt 111 d11 \\ 1111 1111' J"(''>tn11hl ' \ 1' .11 Tllj · .., tnrm ~ · u r .1 '-\ l .t !! J ··{1~11r1 7UU l1·1't w 1dc .tnd 7 mil(''> long, ·· •., ttd \'.llt ( ",null\· f'nlf'Jr,r ncy.: '-1 'I ·, ! t 1., d 11 f•r 1!!I" Dr !I1 ( ;IJ u ld . \.ilir11Lil t,u;ud l t lfOP~ .1nd polwl' t1 nn1 "u1 rt 1Undin~ town s 1\1 '1 1' t .il lt•d tn q w ·lllontin~ Two d I I p <.,f<., 1\ f 'I I ' I I ' fH l)"l ('(! d u 1"1 ng I h p 11 1)..: 111 .-\l"o lttr t" The lot n.uJot ·~ wert' ( ·on l !llUI'd 1111 p.!l!f' :) Report on acid rain study could tum opinion in favor of coal states 111flatlon: -Chan gr in manuf;:w1un•r.., unflllrd ordPrs. adjustPd fnr Inflation. - A veragt' workw<'rk; - Bu i lding perm i ts; - A vr ragP wf>rk l y inlli al claims for statr un{' mploy ml•nl insurancf'. -Stock price~. T he index, wh ich stoOd at i41i. l In Jul y, has bern up 0.6 percrnl for the last six months and up H percent for the last 12 months . a governmen t spo kesman sa id. The co mposite Index of colncl· dent Indicators. a monthly ap · proxlmatlon of aggregate eco· nomic activi ty, fell 0.2 percent in .July after Increasing by 0.2 percent and 0.5 percent In .JunP and May. The composite Index of lagging Ind icators, meanwhil e, In · creased 0.6 percent last month after declining 0.4 percent and0 .2 percent In June and M ay, the Commerc~ Department sa id By I.~:E U:ON .~RII l 'PI SlalPholl'w RPpurt4·r COL UMBUS - Tw o rongn•." m('n from Ohiosa!dTm•sdav tlwt up('o ming rrport on a 10-yPar <H' id rain study, coupl r cl with !hf' C'on flirtm thf' M 1ddlf' Eas1. cou ld turn puh lif' op1ninn in fa, ·nr of thr coal statf' S on a ('On1nJ\'f'r sial r lran a ir bill in Co ngrrs" <:~n Aut Reps Michael Oxlcv of Findlay and Douglas Applegate nf StPube nvi llP warned 1hat the rPporl, which t~ pp._'l rf'nt l y shows acid rain is l ess of an air poilu I ion problem th an fir st believed. could b~ unde rc ut by environmentalists wi t h the help of the nf'w s mf'dia. Applt.•ga1e, a Democrat, and Ox ley, a Republican. testif ied be for<' an Oh io House committee on clea n coa l technology . Com · mit tee mPmbers wanted to know what th ey can do to affect the outcome of the Bush ad mlnlstra I t ton\ l"if'il n air prop1 )~;J]. nuw 1 n a j u inl JIOUS(' -St•n;t tf' t"OI1ft •t t•rH"t ' rommi l lf'f' T hr acid rain jJIJrli nn 11f thP brl l in dfrct makf's thP 11 coa l pwd1JC'ing "!;-Ill 'S pa _\ for lht ' pfft' cls of .lCid ra in b.\ · swt!c hmg flu•l .'> nr u"tng coal rlp;wmg trchnology . Th(' l'Ungn:<.;"!TlPn said thr s1at r IPglsl at or .' could help hy preparing thl' public for higher Pnl'l"gy cos ts. ancl in parllcula r highrr electric bills if non-coa l sl alt•s grl their wa_\· on thr Cl ea n Ai r Ael. Oxlf'V sa id 1he prov isions in thai biil will cost Ohio$2 billion a yea r . 1-lr sa id rf' si dr nt i al user s wo uld pay 10 percent to 1.1 per cen t morf' for PIPct rlc i1 y about $10 a month per household - and that 15.000 mining and rrlale<l job s would be lost. Thr co ngrrs!' mPn sa id a rrpor1 on the $1i00 million National Ac id \; l'lt 'it p il;t!HHl ·' ""t'.'>sn wnt Progt ;tm wtll ll1 • rt'lr~t.'>Pd next monlh. '>IHlwi n.~=: llw t ac id ra in is not a~ st•J ·iuus a thrt'al to the r ndronml'n l as initial I.¥ th ought. · "T hl' r PA ha s brPn work ing Ovt'rttnw to u ndPrcu 1Owl'\"A PAp .<., lud_ \ . · ..,, lidChlP_\ '" lliopethose guvs (NJ\P/\P\ ll dVC' sharp knive s and shiPlds, tx>cause they're going to need it. E nviron· mentalists are going to be having nrw s confer rnces all over the country to knock It llhc reportl down . ·· " TI1t• puhlic has been bra inwas hed by theenvlronmentallsts "nd lhl' media outside the areas where jobs are affect.ed," said Applega te. adding ihat the NAPAP r eport may help mOderate the Clean Air Act " If It's played righ t , hut If It isn't we're going to sit back and get our butts kicked." Con tinued on page 5 •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 28, 1990 welch