https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1a553e98400ed3a8cc54f48ad631aa95.pdf 99e725b8b684887eebd601e0aa5f3d17 PDF Text Text Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday. August 29. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Ohio Lottery Meigs at McArthur Friday Plck-3: 716 Plck-4: 7274 Cards 3-H. 9-C, 6-D, 3-S Super Lotto 13-17-22-28-36-4 1 Ki cker 617486 Page 4 \ ' -I \ / Clear tonight. Low near 60. Friday, mostly sunny . High In mid 80s . • FRYER LEG 1/4'5 r-------------------, COUPON 2 LITER RC 69< I I I I I I I I I I I I I PENINSULAR SUGAR 99< 4LB. BAG With $10 purchaSI and coupon. I I I I I I I I I I I I I 49( ICE CREAM SHUR FINE PORK-N-BEANS 15 OZ. CANS CHUCK COMBO PACKAGE $1 ASSORTED VARimES SHURFINE SALTINE CRACKERS CATSUP 69< 1 LB. BOX SHURFINE MAC.-N-CHEESE 71/4 BOX oz. 3/Sl KRUSTEAZ CEREAL Honey Nutor Fruit Whirls 35 oz. lAGS $499 28 Bonu 99< PACKS 599 24 lAGS $379 Save Over $2.00 Over National Brands KAHN'S $169 lB. BUZZ 12 PORK LOIN CORN DOGS $1 49 LB. $149 1 LB. PKG. RED SKIN FRONTIER BOLOGNA BACON 89< 99< I LB. lB. PKG. WHOLE STICK BULK SLICED BAUARD BACON LB. BUG Sl ZE, BIG OR JUMBO 1 PORK BUTT COMBO $139 SAUSAGE LINKS 21/4 LB.$ PKG. 3 LBS. OR MORE 699 FRANKIES 12 oz. PIC G. GOLDEN RIPE ( BANANAS ....................... 3 LBS. 99 /$1 GREEN PEPPERS .................. 4 CUCUMBERS or GARDEN FRESH GREEN BEANS .............. !!ML.•. S9 ( TOMATOES ................... m.\•...... 59 ( YELLOW COOKING ONIONS .•••••••3.~!-.!~~••• 99< CORNER OF GENERAL HARnNGER PARKWAY AND PEARL ST. MIDDLEPORT 992-3471 BREAKFAST COMBO PACKAGE CHUCK STEAK COMBO PACKAGE &W PIZZAS AU VARifTIES 89< $119 o 3 LB. SAUSAGE •3 LB. BACON •2ll• lB. POTATO PATTY $469 LB. •CHUCK STEAK •GROUND CHUCK GRADE A SMALL FAMILY PACK 3 DOZ. DELI SPECIALS VIRGINIA BUND BAKEIY FRESH HAM DONUTS S1.99 I -~ FffiE DEPc\RTME'IIT RECEIVES DONA TION- Frank Colwell, left. a volunteer with th r• Salem Township VoluniA'c r Fire Department, shows Jon 1\olerririPid som e of the equipment used hy firl'flghter s. Merrifi eld , health and safe ty manager lor Southern Ohio Coal Comp10ny's M eigs Oivlslon, visit ed I he department to present a $450 donation to I he department on behull ol thr• company. The money will go into a gem'ral operation fund, according to Colwell. Jury finds cult leader guilty PAIN ESVI I.t.F: . OhiotUPitA ju ry needed just 2 'h hour s of deliberati o ns Wcdnt'sday to find religious cull leader .Jeffrey Don Lundgren gu ilt y of kill ing a fl vo ·membc;· family belongi ng to his cult Lundgr r n. 40. a onr· timt' la_ v mlnistrr in the H.N rgan iu'd \ hurch of Jesus \hrist of l.allrr Da y Saints. cou ld hP sPntrn rPd to dea t h Thr slx ·woman. s ix man j un dr llberated for 'l 112 hout·s after he•rlng defense lawyer C'hari('s Grieshammer admit Lundgrrn · ~, guUI during closi ng argumrnt s. "The t rut h is. this testim om was n' t nerdrd ... h P satd '',l f' f f rry Lund gren k ill ed th ese [l<'O p lr . Th ere was no llPC'd I!! go into this sideshow ." Lak e Co unt y Common Plea " Judge Martin Park s tenta tivply scheduled the sen tenc ing pha se of th e trial to beg in Sept. 10 in which tho jury w i l l listen to argumrnts an d recommrnd ;1 sentrnC'r to t hr j udge. Lake Count .1· Pro sc uc to r Stev·pn L JTourrltr sa id hr wlll try to convi nse thP jur\ to rrcommt> nd the death srntrnc P. l ie said he will oppose a dl'fenso mollon to dr lay· t hr sf' ntrncing phase or the tria l for !ill days bC'causr trstimony will nnl bl' fres h i n t hP minds nf thr jurors T h<' JUdge has v<'tlo ru le on tho rrquPst for a de lay In anot her dPvrlopmrnl In the !'a sP WPrlnrsdav morning, Lu ndgr(•n's wifp, AI icP. Vva s srn!P ncPd to l :lO _vta r.s to Jifp fo r hrr ro lr in thr slay ings of Drnn is and C h er~· l A ver y and t hf'i r t hr Pr ~' ou n g d auf!hlrrs. .. Jt·s no1 ovf'r y rt." said Kirtla nd Po lin· Chief DPnnis 'art>orough. who fo ll owed th o c ult' _ .., ac l!v!ties for abo ut two yp;us. " l fwl a littlr drai nf'd, bu I thai' s norm al. Wt•' rp n•<~d .v In go On 10 thp nl'Xt phi!SI' " Lu ndgrl'n led a group of RPOrg<tnized Ch urch follower s from hi s native Independence. \flo , to the ch urch's historic temple in Kirtland in the mid 19HOs. cond uc ting hi s own scrip Ohio River fish study planned by ORVWSC EGGS $139 $29 9 PER LB. aba ndonment of approximat('I Y fou r -tenths of a mi le of t he road. located between Towns hip Road s 53 and 54 . T he sectio n of road i n question, located near Town shi p Road .i4. ends near properly owned by Jeff Latta . Lat ta wa s present at thr meeting in favor of the road clos ing A l so represe nt ed wrrr m embers of th e family or Em met t Douglas, who originally contact ed the Sc ipi o To wn shi p trustees reques ting t hat the road be closed . One person in atte nd ancp op posed the road c losing due t o a pending property sa le, which hP stat ed was co nti nge nt upon the roa d cl osin g. He riled increased 3 lbs. or More SLB. $199 Several c iti zPns who livr on Sci pio Towns hi p Road 2R4 1Stan ley Roadi attended the m eeting. L~ $169 PKG. $669 1 LB. PKG. ~ S lB. OR MORE FAMILY$499 PACK WHITE POTATOES BAG LB. WIENERS BACON . ..... in Sc ipio Township and voted to add tw o oth ers In the co unt y to the list of t owns hip roads at their regul ar mf'et in g Wednesda v afternoon. · and a ll but one were in favor of SPARE RIBS $1 39 lB. 10 LB. BAG 19 sionr r s moved to a ba nd on a roJ d l 1 STRIP STEAK KAHN'S r·' I WESTERN STYLE U.S. NO. 1 99< '~, BONELESS IIRUSTEAZ CEREAL Raisin •an or Sugar Frosted Blakes oz. 18. ' GROUND CHUCK LB. PEPSI PRObUCTS 35 Save Over '2 .00 Over National Brands oz. \ i DOZ. Thr fish populat i on of the Ohio River and two major tri butaries wi ll br exa mlnied in an lntcra· ge ncy cooperat ive sampling pro gram running f rom ScptembN 4 t o ScptPmbPr 2~, 1990. The Ohio River Val il' Y Wat er Sanitation Commission. is l'nordinat i ng thr program . E n v l ronm~' ntal protrc tion <Hid n at ur al rPsourcr agencies. from states along the river. and ot her gover nmr n ta l agf'nc!es arP par · llclpallng In the program . Fish wi ll be co llected from loc ks al ong the Ohio. Allegheny and Mononga hela River. and categorize d by ty pe, size and weight. The resu lt s of the survey will indicate I he t ypPs of fi sh that thri ve In the rivers . Fi sh are good Indic ators of th e cleanliness of river water. Large populations of spec ies se nsitive to pollution Indicate progress In water pollution contro l. The dat a co llected since 1968 A Multimedia Inc Newspapor Commission adds two roads, abandons one ' Beef 2 Sections. 14 Pages 25 Cents Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 30, 1990 ·- Ground •GROUND CHUCK SHURFINE Vol.4 1. No 83 Copyrighted 1990 By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Sta ff T he M eig s Counl v Co mmis· •STEAKS •ROAST ~A~~· $289 I 5 LB. OR MORE L-------------------! DAIRY LANE .. show gPnrraJ lmpruvenLI'n! 1n SJX'Clrs d iversi t y, particu la rly in t he upp<'r Ohio River . Thi s mean s the fishing is gr t ting bet ter and a gr eater numbPr of more desirable kinds of fi sh arc prrsrnt in th P rlvrrs sa mpled . Along with tht• su r veys. chcmi · c c1l <m alysis wi ll bl' conducl rd on fillPt s taken f rom cPrta i n species of fi sh. Tho fill ets will be ex.Jml n od for che mi cal contaminat io n. 1-{esults from prrvious years' analysis have found levels of res's and Chl orda ne to be above ac ti on levels establis hed by the US . Food a nd Dru g Administration This Info rma t ion prompted the Slat es of Ohi o, West Virginia, Pennsylvania , Kentucky and I nd ian a to Issue advisories agai nst the consu mption of certai n kind s of fish from the Ohio River . Results from the 1990 collection and a nalysts should be ava ilable In ea rly 1991. ! t urr classes . But Lu ndg rPn ancl hi s f o l lowrrs brokP away f' rum till' eh u rc h in 19H7. Tes timony showed Lund grr n at ltm es justlfll'd th e need to kill tht ' AvP r ys w lth read ings from the scr ip ture, but at ot her times showe d a dislike for Dennis A vpr y , ('vr n rncou r ag i ng h im no t 10 move to Ki rt land from Mis souri. Th e day a f ter t hr sl ayings, fPdP r al and !oral auth ori1 iPs came• to thr r ult' o., fann tn q uPsUo n lhPm about a rumored plot to takp uver thr trmplP. IJUI they had no elue about tho slavings at thP time . Following the questio ni ng, C"u il mrmber s im mrdia tr ly mov r d to ncar Dav is, W.V a. . and th en on to Chilhowee. Mo .. m Octotwr be· fore br~aklng up i n December . Escapees captured in Florida WASHI NG T ON C OURT Housr: - iLIP ii - Twom c nwho escaped from the Fayette Co unt)' .Jai l l as t week have been capturl'd in F l ori da. Sheriff Bob McA rthur sa id Wednesday t hat Andy Eggleton and Roger Oa ughn. both of Washin gt on Co urt House. were being h eld In th e Co lli er County Jail In Naples, F l a., pending extraditio n to Ohio. T he two escaped Aug . 21 by sawi ng t hrough a cell bar and break ing the lock on a fire escape dour . They a lso abducted Phil Ca plin ger, 67. Mount Sterl in g, at gunpoint and fo rced him to drive th em to th eir friend' s home In the Mount Ster li ng area. Meanwhile. M ark Mootlspaw and Chri stina Ca mpbell, bot h of Mount Sterling. have been char ged with two count s each of obs truc ting j ustice . McArthur said . T he two allegedly provided transportation for Eggleton and Baughn alter they escaped . Mootls paw and Campbell were being held In the county jai l In lieu of $5,000 bond each. accessibilit y of emergency vf'h i· cles as a reason that th p road should rem ain OJ)C' n. Those In favor of th e clos ing, alo ng with co unt y garage sta rr. indicated to the comm iss io ner s t ha thth e road was not me~in · tained and was lm passa blf' Those residing on t he road indica ted that th ey woul d not br' wi l lin g to bring th e r oad to cou nt y road stand ards so that the cou nt y h tg hway department co uld m ain tain th e road The comm iss ioners vo ted un · an im ous ly to aba ndon the road, as per the req ues t of the Sc ipio T owns hip Tru stees Th e commissioners vo ted to add Ra l ey Road in Sal isbury Township and Erwin Drivr in Chester Townshi p to thei r town· ships' mileage• records A r equest to add (;opg !P in Road· in thr Goeg lein addition to towns hi p mileagP was 1ahlPd. pPnding fu rther in vt's ti ga t io n of the countv e ng im'Pr Upon th e request of thr• Red ford Townsh ip tru stees. the co m · missioners voted 10 cha ngr t he name of Bedford Townsh i p Roa d 145 f rom fiR1 to Tow nsh ip Road 130. Tha t road is cu rrPntl y k now n as Whiff' Oak Road, and rPs i· drn ts of thP road havr requested I hat th<'name bcchangt'dtoCold Hidge Th e co mmiss ionPrs voted to cha nge that s~ctlon or road to Co ld Ridge Dri ve . A bid for asp halt products for the month of Sept ember from Aspha lt Materials Company of Marietta was accepted by the commissioners . The bid from Aspha lt Mat er ial s Com pany wa s the o nly bid received . T he co mmi ss i oners also ope ned sea led bids on a 1982 Ford LTD. wh ich had bee n used by the Metgs Cou nty Sht•r iff' s Depart mrnt. and a 1982 pick -up truck which had been used by t he dog wa rden . Bids of $15:i for the car an d S200 fo r thf' trurk Wf'rf' accPpted for thr Vf' hic lrs. In f i nJI al'tion, thr boJrd vo ted to approvP Cha rl es l Adkin s of Ca llipolis to a spcond fivP·year tPrm on thP Rio Gr.:1ndC' Com m uni tv Coiit'g<' Hoard of Di rt' ctors T he appointmrnt must br appr oved by a l l co untiPs in thr comm un ity co llrgr d istr ict. U. N. chief to visit Iraq's foreign minister in Jordan By ANN PETERS United Press lnlernallonal It could take at leas t a week to process P:xi 1 v isas for for rign women and ch ildren trapp<'d by thr invas ion of Kuwa i1. diplo · mJts sa id. while thl' U.N . serTPt a r y._~::::rrwral prcpan'd ! o mrPt I raq's forrign min L-; ter tn .Jordan . l J. N. SPcrf'ta r y PPrrz dr C uPl Jar mrt in PL11:is wtth Frf'nCh Forrign Mlnlstf' r Holand Dumt.~s Thursdav and ~a id his mission was ··to. obtain thr implcmPn ta· ti on o f thf' (U.N . I rpsolutio ns. " Thf' reso lutions cal l for thr Conti nu rd on pagC' 10 Lobbyists unhappy with the system, but still play the game ('OI.l JM llUS. Ohi o tl!P li SPn'ra l yt'<Jrs ;1Ku. Colum bu ~ lobbyists go t _.;u ;1 nnuyt·U a1 thr prol iferation o f fund -raisrrs for s tJ 1r lrgis la tor' r ha 1 tlwv hPid o nr of t hC'ir ow n Thr)' rha r gt'd logtslator.s $111 ap ircP to go to a downtown !lOtCI. drink brer. C'<-1 1 chipsandprrl!.(' l s and takr abw;p , Procf'rds wPnl 1o thr lohbyisrs· softb al l 1<>;m1. thf' H irh and Pnwf'rful Thl' " LPg islaliH' Ps<Jim' · wa ..., rpad. 11 brg<Jn · "Thl' Lt•gisla 1ur·p i " mv :-- h(•p ht'rd _ I o.;ha ll v.·ant . " Lobbvist'i di'C' s1ill rank h·U a t 'hl' iiln g nut $2:>, $'J!I and $11111 for tickf'ts to pvrn1s llponsorr'd b.\ ' qy Hous(' m('nlbrr .., and ha lf thP II sf'nator s \'\.(' n two .\-'Par s. Sonw lrgislator." h<~q ' morl.' than Onl' funrl· r .l ist•r Somr h.lvPonr right afll·r· lh!'.v an• r> lrrtrcl. But the lobb.v i.o., ts g rit thrir trrth J nd pa .v thP frright . figur ing th at somet ime thP.v mig ht want somrth ing from thl' IPg is ia tor I t i s bpttrr 10 b(' on 1h1 • lis I (d donors than not on it. 1-l uusl' SprakN \'t• r-nal Hil!r. J) WhP r!f·r~; !Ju r· g. hold s th(• grand · d .:~ d dy of all fund ·r,lisrr ..., - hi s a nnu al birthrla .\· part\·, for wh ich hr rha rgf"' $:l~10 a I ick t •t . up s:MJ fr om last YP ~I r Attf'ndanrc h vkwl'd <J'> m;u1 dator v in thl' lohb ving rurnmu n it .v. a~d R tff r draws more· pt'Opl t• to the Aladd in Shrinr TPmple in suburban Ga h<lnna than prf'"i drnt s of th(' Unit rd StatP~ hJ\'1' cl rJ wn for simila r Jffa i r:- Hr nrt s about $4!M I.OOO . Hiffr flall v rlenios th<' porrep t ion t hJ t t u g.C' t somr! h ing donr in MISS MEIGS Miss Meigs toured the Pomeroy area last week. Miss Meigs ' owners. Fred W. Crow, Jr. and Michael Warner, are In search of a llrsl name lor the dwarf cow, In hopes that 11 will Improve her confidence and tlw Housf' r ou mus1 a1tend h i~ birthd a~ p~rtv ur givr to his ciimpaign fund " :--Jo sir ... hf' rrs ponded whrn ; 1 ~kl'd i f thPJT i!-. a rr lat ionship twtwr>f'n r.lm paign co nt ributions .1nd gl'lling hill s passrd . ··1 don't know of an .v onl'. any orga nln ti rm 11r inclivictunl. w ho ., aid thPI co ulrt g<'t a btll pasS!'d IWCJUSf' thrv g; 1n• a contribut io n 10 ;1 c ampaign. tu thf' Drmocrat ic p,11'11 ... said l(ifil' "If the,· do. tiwv'rp not H' llin j.! thP truth" .::\ lo t ol lohlJyists compla i n tlH'v\·r givPn all thi s munl'y and t lw.n thrv don't get w hat they \~dil l. · sJ id .Jam r.., Tilling, exec uti\'t' "~'CTI ' Llr ~· o f thr Ohio s~· n ;lt f' . " Th f' \' don't undPrstand tlut whJt th('.\' Jl'f' doing is grtt in g Jrrrs'> . not guarantC'ein~ vo1rs." self·esleem. Several businesses and Individuals are olferlng prizes In connection with the selection of the name. Names can be submitted at the Daley Sentinel or at Crow & Crow, both In Pomeroy. I �Thursday, August 30. 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pom eroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WI"'GETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICII General Mana .. er I'A'I' WHITEHEAD Assistant Publishe r/Controller A \H~ MRER of Th£> Un ltf'd Press 1nternattona l, I nla nd Da l tv Press ,. \...._,l., 'l,ltiun and ! ht:> Amer ica n Newspapt:>r Publisher s As.soriClllon LF.TTE RS O F' OPINION are wE.>Icom e. The y s hou ld be lf'ss than .100 " 'Mrls long All letters are s ubject to editing a nd mu st be s ign ed wilh n.mw .. tddress and tel ephonp numbe r. Noun slg nPd 11:'1 lt>rs wll llx' p ublr~h t'rl LPT rr r s should be In good taste, addr es sing Iss ues. not personallllt~ War fever becomes epidemic By LEON DANIEL UPI Chief Correspondent 1\'..\~11 J:'IGTON- War fever has ca used the fi rst cas ua l til's i n t hl' -.ho~rdm,· n wtth Iraq , ilddling br ai ns a nd loosening to ng ues .-\mung the wa lk i ng wounded ar e those A mericans so muddl('d t hat thl'\ cll' l' OU traged at payi ng m ore for gaso lin e, whiiP not even flinchin~ d t spending their na ti on's blood and treasurt' tu dP ft• nd :-\.tudt ott Jlr·t•:·ddPnt Bu sh, at a news conference during his Mainr vaca ti on. mi!(!l~ · s u~gC'stpd that Americans save gas. He did i t ra th er tim id ly, ,,1\'i ng hl' did not w a nt to "panic" the populace \ I d O\ of tho se who would be panic ked by the prosj>l'Ct of con se rving g.1:-. t'\ idPn tl \ ar p wi l ling for th e Unit pd States to risk war to assure !h;H tht' \ ' han" a ll of it they want ~ l t•c~nlinw. thetr prPsiden t continues 10 flit arou nd in a motorboat th.i! can guzz le 25 gallons of gas in an hour. If w,1r ff'\·er add les tht• brain, it also can ca use mindll'ss babbling , a ,,·mpton I raqi President Saddam Husse in displayed on worldwtde T\" " ·ht•n hr stagrd t hat btzarre propaganda dra m a w ith th e hostages he t'd li s gu(•s ts . :\nd \\·.:.Jr ff'\.<'r can ca usl' eve n American f ighting men i n thr Sa udi clt '~ l· rt to boast l1ke those professional w r es 11er s i nt Pr viPwed on lt • lf'\'l.~ton ba('k homP. .. 1\'c cdn hurt ·rm bad," a helicopter pilot based near th e Saudi bo rdt·r ~~· ith l\uwai t told a r eporter. bragging of th P rlam .:1g<.1 U.S. fo iTt''- willtnflic t on lhP Iraqis. "They' ll be toa st.·· SonH' susp<"c t that a touch of w a r feve r may havp promp tPd fo rmrr St'<'l't<ar.\ of Statp Ht>nry Kiss inger to urge Bush to · ·r·onsi der a .... url!IC;tl .1ncl progrPss ivc destruction of Iraq's m11itary asse ts." \\',!r ff'\'f' l. rP ndPrs some of it s vic ti ms so deliriously hawk ish th at tht~ ~ d~· mJnd th at Hush immedi a tely unleash forr Ps to knu<:k out !rdr(s H·ar ·ma k mg ra pability. Dn 11 nlJ\~ . they i nsist, while t he polls stil l show strong AmP rican ~uppor! for pun ishi ng Saddam for raping dpfenseless Kuwai t Ttw h.m·k:-. .liP ct•rtain t hat A m r ri ca n ai r PQWf' r r <m vi rtua l ly elimm J lt · Ir .1r(s a1r forre and i t s nuclC'ar and r hf'm ic al wa r farr p i.tnt :-. \\ . c~r ft'\ t•r prompts gra ndiose dream s of ··s urg ir al stri k es.'' r~.nt l..,r ·ptll' dll:, rlean missions in which th C' goocl guys P!:Wapc un-.c.tltH'd cli!Pr Wiping OU t the fOrCeS Of darkneSS. flur :--ut h fP\ {'!' ish dreams bf'COmC' nightm ar es wh r:n onP is forrPd to L'Dn .. ldt· r tht- t•f fPct of such s tr ikes on th e foreign civtllans Iraq hold s llu.'.lilg(' r\nd 1' \ ' Pll fhl' rTlU"'! hawkish of Ameri ca n stra tegists d oubt th at U .S. fotTrs in 1ht· Saudi desen are stJ ong enoug h ye t for an offensiv<' ground alt<H'k agai nst Iraq i tr oo ps entr enched In Kuwait. \\',u ff'Yt'r is sprrad ing, thrC'atf'ning to beco me epidemic, but now is tht • 11 nw tn <;tJ\ thf' course SC't by the p res iden t. Hi ~ -.rrctf L'h':-. i " \\.'Or king . U.S. forces are successfull y protect in g Saud i ·\i ·d!Jifl from an I ra q i im·a s ion. Eco nomic sa nc ti ons, approved tJ.' thl' t · '\ Spcur·i ty Cou ncil to for cr Iraq f r om Kuwa it. havl' been tm piL'IlH 'n tr·d Tlw .1Jdif'brat ned babblers a ffli cted w ith w ar fever should tak e off tht 'll p.!l'k" Jnd stand dt l'JSf' Today in history By lJnited Press International Too ;!\ i' Thurs<l ay. Aug. 30, th e242nd dly of !990with 12:1 t o follow . Ttlf' moon i .., ~~·~L~ing, moving toward its full ph ase. Tht· morn in~ stJrs arC' \ ·enu s, M ar s and J upit er. The P\(' nlng qar i ~ Sat urn. Tho.<t' born on thi s d ate arc under the si gn of Vi rgo. They tncl ud e author :>lar\· 1\'oll stonec raft Shelley in 1797 . Louisia na Gov . Huey Long in IX9l jour naltst ·au lh or John Gunther and civil ri ghts leader 11cv Wilkin' . both in 1901. actor Ray mond M assey In 18%, actor Fred Ma c \1 urra) in 1908 1age Rl l. act resses Shir ley Boo th in 1907 1age B3i and .loan Rlondett tn 1909. Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, August 30. 1990 }aclf Anderson and Dale I ·an A tta Mexico slow to act on death WASHINGTON - As one nf MC'x ico 's most renowned lnves · tl gatlv e journall s l s, Manuel Buendia h ad stepped on a lo l of toes by the time he wa s gunned down In M ay 1984. But It turns out hi s murder wa s more t han rnrrr r elrlbutlon by on e of the m any co rrupt o fficial s a nd drug runner s h e h ad unmaskf'd th rough his sleuthing. It now appe ars Ouendia , known by some as Mexico's ow n Jack Anderson, was slain In a sweep ing cover ·up of an in trrn a· tiona ! dru g- dealing network that had the complicity of the Mexi ca n government and had evC'n looped In the CI A. We ha ve lea rned that the intrepid Bue ndia had I read uncomfor tably cloS(' to Illegal dru g oper ation s protrcted by Mexico' s onr-time verc;t on of the FB I , and USL'd by the CIA to ship arms to contr a gurrri ll as fightin g in Nir.1r agur~ At t he tim e of Buend i a' s death, his "Pr ivat e Network" col umn was syn di ca t ed In more than 200 publica t ions and had won hi s coun try's most pres tigious journa l ism awards. Thousand s mourned hi s death and E''>'C'n thrn ·Prl's id ent Miguel de Ia Madrid attended hi s funer al. Y r t MP xica n a uth o riti es dragge d the ir feet for yea r s in inves tiga ting Buendi a' s mu rder . Only la st yea r , the govprnmC'nl cha rged ,Jose Ant oni o Zorilla wit h t he crlmr . At t hetlmeofthe murder, Zori lla wa s head of the Federal Srcu rlt y Directorate, or OF'S. wh ich was M exico 's equl · valent of the FBI. The charges al leged he plottrd the murder for fea r th e nr wsrnan would rev ea l Zorlll a's ties lo lite drug trade. Whil e the PvidencP ag ain st Zor ill a appearrd far -rPachln g, culpablll!y tn fa<' t rna~· not Pnd with him B uendia 's extensive Inves tiga tions into th e CI A. drug traffi ck in g and poss ibl e top l rvrl officia l C'Orrup tion gavp many in even hig hf'r pl<wrs a n'dson to want him d Pad Secre t U.S. Drug En forcPnlf'nl Agenc.v do cuments, rPcentl~ dis· closed at a Los Angf' les t na l into thf' murdPr of a DEA agf'n t , show Huendli1 was d iggt ng for dirt on imponant figu rr" in gO\'f'rnmC'nt and l hf' drug induo..:.t r y . ThP DEA reports rf'veal agf' ncy intf>n·trws with an Amprican. l.a urP nrr Vic tor Harriso n, who sC' t up ra dio co mmunica t ions fo r MPxican drug barons In the m1d 10 ~0s . I n <t F'C'bruar:.' 1990 in tf'rv iPw. HarTi son sa id he kn Pw as an ln"idrr th at Burndi a wa .;; im•pstigatin g links brtween thP drug t ra dr :mel highPr Mr .x ic.t n rlff icie~l.c.; 1\mong thf' offit'i:lls hr w<t'~ ;!S king quf's! inn.., ,! hou1 wf'rr ENTRAPMENT It's Deja Vu all over again Assurf' ds nig htfo llows da.v.as sure as the su n ri ses in tlw pasr · the west. lh f' ('rl sis in <J nd sets m thC' Midd le Ea st is gul ng to promp t a c horus of ca l l.s for a n('w national energy policy. om' that w ou ld IPssen U.S. d ppendl 'ncc on OPEC oll whllr pt"rmitting u11 to bf' muc h more enrrgv indPrf'nc1 Pnt th an W(' ar e today. To put it ln t hr Immortal words of Yogi BPrra . that Pr stwhil f' ba s(' ball prognosticator. '' It' <; dPja vu all over agai n. " i\ft cr· the oil ('m bar goes of 1974 anrl 1Y 7~1. t herr were countl ess plans o1nd proposals put forth alrnPrl ;11 prpv cn t ing a recurrence of suc h OPEC prompted shor tagf's. Nrw altC'ntlon was gkrn to ;Jltr>rna tl vr sourc(ls of f'nPrgy ; gn 'al('r effor ts werp made to expand dom C's t! c oil profluctlon: cou nt· IC's.s co nserva tion programs U/f'r{' In stituted : an d, as a hrdgf' aga in st a potrntlal cut off nf import rd oil. a slra!Pglc oil rf' sC'rvC' wa s Psta hlishPd ) hrr I h an I ht' 1at!P r. wr as a (I rou ntr ~ il avC' pr Ptl~' mu ch aiJ .:w · donf'd thf'sr ca rlil'J dfort s Our rar.., havr go ttr n b iggPr an c~lr ss fuf' l rfficirnt . ou r spf'f'd l i mite.; lla\'P go nj ' hack u p. ff'dPra lh· spo nsn r r d rnl'r g~ R&D pro · gra ms anrltax ln cpntivcs for thf' drvrlo pmC' nl of. nr m nvprs ion tn . ,1ltrrnatl vP sourer<; of enrq;v havcbPf'ndril stic aUy rPdu crdor SUS()(' ndr d. r~nrl our amhitiou " plans to rlr> vclop nPw Alaskan and off shorf' oil fi Pid s h ave bPf'n s h arp! ~ curt al lPd by rnv iron mf'ntal co ncPr ns. as ha s rhr grnrr J tinn n f nt hrr \ iabiP sour C'C'S of f'nf'rgy suc h c1s c'O al and nurlPar JlOWI'r Our app roach to r ner gY co n· sumptlon ha s hern "lrt thf' good t im f's roll " As long as thing" wf'rr goi ng wf'll . wr paid lilll f' mind tn thf' possibii Hv of a Ma nuri Bart iPft [)Liz, tlwn Zorill a's buss a c.; Mexico ' s in tPrio r ministrr . Bart let t now is {'du ra " fi(Jn minister 8u1•nditl ;=J i sn wa s as k ing about MiguPl i\idcma Iha rrt l. fnrm rr h1• ad rlf thf' n<l i'C'O I IC'> pOii t'f' Han hu n t uld thf • DE:A th at Bul'n diJ go t snrnP nf his if'ads fmm ;t ma n nanu •d VrL.-Lsco. a('IU.t ll y .Ja viPr .Juarpz VasquC'z. lh Pn Pdi to r of thf' nPwspape r p, imf'r<l Pl an;t VJsqu ez's tor llll'fld bod y wa .c; fou nd a day aflf'r HuPncli ;r 's m urder V t~ squPz had to ld Burndia about .t ran r h aiiC'ged ly owned b:V dru g tralfickrr s 1n lhP stat r of Veracruz and used by the ClA to t r a in ~ u prrl ll as . Apparrntly B u('n di a's so urce also had turnrd up Infor ma tion about clandestin e ai rst nps ow nrd bv dru g lords and us ee! bv t hr C'JA to f ly arms to co ntra s in Nica r agua and Hondu · r ils . T hr OF: A rpport says pil ot." wh n nrw ,1 rm s wrrr allowed to mak r thr rrturn tnp morP profiLlb ir b~' pick i ng up coca i ne in A;rranqut ll a. Colombia . Th ey wo u ld r pfuPl a t thr Mexican air strip s r n r outr to Mi ami. ThP DE A rf'por t i nd ica trs th f' CI A u sed the DFS as a front to .c.;tonr wail any- probp into lh<' oprra li on. Tlw DFS. since abo ll" hrd l)pcaust· of Its tarnished imag C', was lhPn working closC'ly wi th th r CIA. i\t t he sa me l1mr. DFS offi cia l s had gained thr rf'putation of bring on t hr takf' from dr ug t ra ffi cker s. Wh en we asked C l A spokes m an Ma r k Ma nsf ield abo ut lh<' allPgat ions. hp Insis ted the "CIA nP\ 't' r usrd ~1C'x ic an d rug traf fick Pr s or tPITit or ." as a co ndu it for supp ort of am· tvpP to thP cnnt r·us. ' · Hu('nd;l h ;1c! go tt Pn it all . bur \\hat cou ld luvr brr n his gr rJ · lPS! Sf'(J0P nf'V C'r m ad<' it int o pr int . 1·: \·f'n hi s f i iC's on all thP skul dug gpr y.· wound up tn th f' h<~nds .of 7.or illa , who. ln C'I df'n !:Ill\·, was among the first to arr 1vr a! the scrnP of B uen di a's mu r df'l' . lronical ly, it wasZor i!I J \\· hom Burndia h<Jd gone to with hi' find in gs. Zori ll a a l leged!) lidd him it was a del!catC' <.; ifua ti tln and ass i gn ed D FS guard s to pro tr ctl3uC'ndia About a month lat t'r, hf' wa s dead. Cong. C/an'nre Miller downt ur n Tnd.!\'. d(lrllP~ I JC tJ I, production "lnndc.; aT :1 .U) ~·p ; 1r lnw . \Vr• nnw g1•1 :tppt·oxim,"" l f'i.l · :,w; of our oil frum m·pr sC'as. w hr n ';l'>o nly fi\'("'-h on .\ 'f'Jr ~ dgO Wf' wPrP impnrtin g IPs:-. tha n :~n• ; Thi s is no t to th,JT, g i \·pn ltl •' fin if j' n;ll un 'nf wor ld oil rf' -=f' n·• ·s an d our limtlf'd pro\ ·pn rP~.;rn·.-~ in partic·ul<rr. tha t \\ '1' " h(!U icln'l hdVP h('t' n bu vi ng thPa p ()il .1hr oad ',dwn we i'nu id . but 111 , to sa\ fiL II. ill t hP s;1m •· firm' . Wi ' should h;l \'f' hcf'n loo king rl(n~·n tht.. l'(ltlfl tnH ani ,I futurf' \\'hPrP Dil d\'; li l,lhilit\· ('()LJ id hr much mnr~' f'on<.;Jr ;linrd \' ow. 11 ,\ p Pf'rtr~. that futu1r ha s a rT t\·Pd . T lw bonn '·Par<.. nf ~1 :1 (!. dl nn E! d:-.o lirH' <lppr·,lr lt Jbr h i'- lo r.\ .1nd Wf ''-II"( ' On L'I '. !gai n... LH'('flwiththl · dilrmrn d o f tutrtng our d•·1wnd 1'ncp nn oil ;1nd find ln .(' ~ uh" tl tutf'<> fnr thf' Pn f' l'.l'Y n'sn urTf ''i wf' impo n frnm thr volatill' Mi drl lr "<-l " F.t 'i I As ,1 countn·. Wi' ll d\'f' Pnjo.v rd am plr r nrn.! \. 1 Po.;ou r t'Ps for· most of nur ~ 1 ·1 .Yt•a r histnr .' · As a l'f'SUI!. H'f'.\f' bt •('O rTlt'S(X.diPd. Wp htJ\'1' grown .Jccu stomed ro <I sf(';lcly ;1nrl inr:'<: pf'nsi vP flow of Pnf'J',i!Y Ou 1 ro nsurnpt ion pr :H'Ii CPS h<l\'f' Oft f'n hPPn f'a rl'I PSS ancl \\'as tdul: ~~ f' . \f' use d and ahu.srd . I n thf' prncP.ss, wr ha ve ~tcqu l l ' !'cl t1 .1hil.'i th at will b(' har d t< J tnr;1k but. h rr'<lk thPm wr mu s t As .1 c·o unl r~' . WI' mus t rn; tkf• .1 CIHnrn ilrTH'n t to a na· I Jon. ll t'll f' l g:v po li cy r1 nd stand h v 11 thrnugh l imPs hoth t hick and linn . As m uch dS v.p al l wa nt to '-i'f· rtw [!Ot!d lirll('S roll, WC' mus ! n·:Jilll' thii t Wf ' havr to b(' pr t'pan'fl for th £' unforf' SC'Pn: wr rJHJ\1 tH' mort• sr lf·suffici£'nt if we ol rt' gn ing to f' nSUr £' a Stea dy an d <.. t '('lur flow of r nprgy for our countr~·· s futur e. ~ Now you can be sued just in case · \\hat drJ u nh.lpptnf's~ . drugs, boozC' and d 1'2·,l!JUgl ' shotgu n ha,·e to d1 ) with thr <; uiridP of a yo un~ man and t hr attl'm ptrd su ici de of hi s frtend ·: If \ OU answered " rvrr\'fhi ng ....You obv iously do not prartlc·p law What ruined thPsr kirl s. rh plr familie s' lav,ryprs insist. wa s a f aulty product, namrl y rnc k mu s ic recorded bv t hr group Judas Priest. If thr two fr iPnd s hadn't listened to Judas Priest on a fa teful day in 1985. they 'd probabl y be al ive toda y 1the second died In 1988, r eportPdlv a fter anot h er descp nf in ! ~ drugs 1. This Is hardly a novel ar gu m ent , of course. Rock mu sic, TV shows, even horror st ories ha ve all been arcused at one time or ~not her or pr ovoking suicide or mayhem In the unstable or depressed . So la r. fortunatel y, wri ters. artists and musician s have shielded themselves from these shirt-the-blame lawsuits by Invoking the First Amendment. But whether they can conllnue to dodge the legal bullet remains to ,_ "" seen . That's because llabtllty Jaw has been taking some weird turns of late. As The Wall Streef Journal reported recently, more and more people are suing for events that haven' 1 even hap, pened - events they only fear wtll occur later In their Jives. Some lawsuits even complain about events that almost cer· talnly will never occur. To be ' · · blun t . thC' y rr Im ag in ary In c id en ts Yrt "0ffi£'1imcs such l aws ui t s succeed Wh a t the Supreme Cour t should do. bu1 probably wo n' t, is iss ue a c lea rcu t rulin g to the effect that C'O urt s may compensa te p£'op iC' for emotion al di s· tress only when t~ey'vealsobeen act ually Injured Close ca ll s and Imaginary events shouldn ' t be good enough, because If judges ra n award damages for anxiet y alone, the sky's the limit for li ability . There Is simply no w ay to disprove someone's avowal of dist r ess. For that matter, t here I s no wav to w eed out plainly lrra· ti on a! fears from sensible worries . Consider another case. this one from Tacom a, Wash . Several residents of an Air Force base sued the federal government for damages from the alleged con· lamination of water wells . In his ruling, the federal judge admitted that residents had been exposed to no risk "greater than one In I miHion. The actual risk was probably much less, and may be zero." So much for the facts . Throwing science lo the winds, the judge then awarded the plaintiffs $80,000 any wa y because he considered their anxiety reasonable. In effect, these people were rewarded for harboring a mod ern superstition - an exaggerated fear of cancer-c ausing subst ances. Wh at do you suppose Ru sh's Su preme Cou rt nominN>. Oa\·id Sou ter, th i n kso fth e p resrnt st r~tr of l i ability Jaw? Membef' of the Sen at e J ud icia r y Co mmit tPI' would be well advised t o ask him Vincent Carroll f3f'ca usr lfSou trr is not botherrd b.v thf' logic of compensa tin g propi P for non·PVf'n t s, he should be srnt back to his hermitage In Nf'w Hamps hi r e. BULLETIN BOARD BuLLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4: 30 P.~. DAY BEFORE Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tests of truth await SVAC teams in non-league matchups By G. SPENCER OSBORNE Tribune Staff Writer Are North Gallla, K yger Creek and Sou thwestern for re al after registering vir tories aver rela · livel y wea k team s In las t weekend' s action ? Can the rest of the SVAC 's tea m s rebound from last weekend 's embarraslng knock · outs and tough losse s'> T hese and ot h er que s tions will ha ve answers Friday night. Green vs. 1\'orth Galtia Though ~orlh Galli a's st atis· ti cs for la s I Saturday's 27-6 win over Xenia Woodrow Wilson show a run 1pass pu lse of 1331R7. the ba lanced result s ttwo ru sh.ing TDs, two passing T Dsl th at came from those run -oriented numbers will come i n hand y against an infinitely t oug her Gr een Loc al squ ad, whom the Pirat es will Pntertal n in thei r home opener. La st year Dan M cD avi d's Bobca t s, who knocked out former Pirate quarte rba ck Bria n Stoul en rou te to a 27-3 victory, went 11 I and adv anc ed to th e second round of the stat e playoffs, where they los t to Shadyside 1which beat defendi ng SVAC champion Sy mmes Vall ey In th e fi rs t round 1 . They will have an offensi ve I inC' starring crn tf'r J amie Dyer 15 7, 202 1, gu ards Bi l !son to-2, 2:1.\i and Jerry Klaiber tti-3. 1~111 and tackles Steve Adams t 6-:>. 240 ) and Brian Williams 16-ll, 230 ) clearing t he way for running ba ck s Sha ne Sa lyer s and Hob Ma ynard, bo th of w hom ~ai ned morl' than 1,200 yards las t year Senior Du sty Sa lyC'r s wi! l takP the rein s a t quarterb ack lor th e fi rs t lim P, r epla cin g gr aduat ed a ll·statl'r J er emy Hughes. Th e Bobc at s' defense will have to keep thei r eyes on fullba ck Chr i s Skidmore 15·9, 180, sr 1. wh o ga med 72 yards and scored bo th of North's rushing touch down s l as t wee k, and wid eout Clay Smith 15-9 , 132, sr.l . who in t hat ga me ca ught a pair of touchdown passes fr om q uarter · back J eff Ratl iff 15·10, 159, sr . l. Wi th such deadly combinations on both sidelines . th ts game prom ises plenty of offensive firew orks. River rivalry re s ume~ Th e annual non·lea gue rivPr rivalry between Ky ger Cree k and Wahama comes to Chesh ire' this yea r , with th e hopes runnin g h igh In the Bobca ts' ca mp that the sca rlr t ·and-gray force ca n play strong enough defense and hold th e ga me to fou r qua r ters against a tea m that, in spite of fini shing 2 R last yea r . took t he Griffeys become baseball's first father-son teammates Ry DENNIS ANSTINE liP I Sports Writer SEATTLE - Ken Gr iffey Sr. signed wilh the Seattle Ma riner s Wednesday , becoming the ftr st majo r leaguer In history to pl ay o n the sa m e team with hi s son. Th e 40 year ·o ld veter an wa s in unlfonn and took batting pra ctice before Wednesda y nighl 's g ame aga inst Detroit. He was not expe cted to play until Friday or Sa turda y. "This is the No. I thrill f or m e In all my years in the game." Griffey Sr. said at a news conference, attended by his 20year -old son. center fi elder Ken Griffey Jr. "I'vp brf'n want i ng to pl ay with J unior for thC' las t year and a half. I'm totally surprised the way thing s havP t urned ou t - m e playing lor l H yPars and Junior getting here so fast. It' s a dream com e I rur ." The Gr lffeys bel'am e th e firs t fa ther and son to play in the majors a t lhe sa me limP wh en K en Griffey Jr. made the Mariners out of spring rratnin g in 1989. Th e younger Gri ffey lead s the Mar i ners i n hitting with a .:l06 avera ge and 18 homr run s. Wh en asked how he fell about his f ath er joining lhf' Mariners. ht• sai d : " F'ine, now l et' s go hit , go to work." Manag er Jim Lerebvre was quick to define why the team acquired th e velrra n for thP rest of I he season . "We arP vC'r y honored to hav e them both ltere. but he's he re t o make a contribution ~ not j ust for lhe father -son thin g," he sa id ''W e W<Jnted h im be cause he' s a winner. a leader who will p lay and make con tribution s in our lola ! total plan . Ht>'s not here a s pari of a do g and pony show ." · Lcf£•b v r r sa id when G rirf r~' get s hi s lim ing back hl' wi l l plav left field , rlf'sig nated hitter and pin ch hitter . "As soon as he gets his hitting go ing wr• w i ll get him in thP lineup. this w erk end or soom'r. If possible," he sa id The eld er Griffey had r ettrl'd Aug . 2 when the Cincinnati Red s mad e It clear they no longer wanted him . The mo ve prohibited another tr•am from pi cking him up for 60 day s, but his stat us c hang 0d Sund ay when the Rr'd s granted ht s rr qur .s t t o b£' relrase d outright. The M arin ers dcqui red the l 8·~' PFn veteran after he went unc iai mPd du r ing a three-day waiver period that ended Wednrsday mornin g. Cr illey sa id he wou ld not have ret ired tf he had known abuu t I he 60 ·day r ule. cla imin g the Red s gavr llim only d couple of minutPs to drcirlP hptwce n rellr · lng or bring rf' lrase cl . ' Td rath er not talk abou t the thing with thr lleds ," h<• said . ''But I do want to thank (H.l'ds owner) Margr Srhott for letting thi s happen . And I want to I hank Prtf' Rose for keeping m y ra rf'l'r going (in I9XH whron Ro sr was managP r of ttl f' R1 •d sl I l'il n ' t t han~ PPt r f'noug h for that " Gri f fey . a lifetinw .2% hill rr. played for the Hig Reel M :whinP f rom 1973 l hrough 1981 and returnrd for a two· yC'ar st int after being relea sed by I he Atlant a Brave s in 19HH. HP also played 4 l -2 season s lor the New York Y ankees and part s of tiJrPI' sea sons w ith the Brav es. He h ad two notewo rthy sPasons, beginnin g with 19/b whe n he hit .336 with Ill run s. 14 RBI and 34 sto len b ases. T e n year s !a t ger. he hit .303 for t hr Y ankees and .30H for th e 13r3\·es. combin ing for 21 hom ers and 58 RBI. Hi s average was .300 or hig her during seven full seasons. Gri ffey hi: .26.1 in lOG games las t yea r. bu t 1<1:1s bat ling .206 in 63 at ·b ats th ls SC'ason. Bobcat s to overtime before losing 28-21 In las t week' s 2J.G victory over Hamlin , Donnie Van Meter's White Fa lco ns ran for 194 yard s and passed for 93 mo re. Junior quar terback Jo hn Johnson, who was 7 of B for all 93 ya rd s and a touc hdown, was thP Fal cons' lea ding ground ga iner. with 81 yards on eight ca rries. While in th e second ary, Johnson inter cepted a pa ss. John so n's downfleld tar get s are Tra vis Johnson t two catehes, 41 yar ds) . Wes Bumgarner 14 -39 ) and Jlmmv Goodnlte 11-131. wh ile th e r~ nnln g game will be power ed by Brent L ar ck t!'i ght r ush es, 43 y ard s) . Cark King tll -33 1 and Rocky Str•wart 11 0· :12) As m yea r s past. KC's main offensi ve thru st wi ll be the running game . and I ik e la st yl'a r, the Bobcats ha ve no superstar s but plenty of thre ats in t he backfirld . lronb acks Jo e Ed · ward s 15-111, 173, sr.) and Phil Elr adbury •5-10, 117 . jr.l . who co mbined for ll:J yard s a nd fi ve touc hd owns In las t week's 4J.6 knockou t of F ederal Hock in g, promise plenty of hard-hitting ac ti on for th e Fa Icons in the early going, and sca tback s J itter Gil · mo re (No. 48, 5-9, 150 , s r 1. Ro b Gilmo r e tNo.l l , 5JI, 155, sr. l and Sca n Denney 15-10, 155 , sr.t will be th er e to j et away f rom the norlh M ason eleven should th eir tongues drag in the second ha lf from the fierce fighting they will have to do In trying to rontatn Ed wa rd s and Bradbury . Adams ' departure no solac£• So u thwes tern m ay no lon ger have to dea l wi th lank y rtoss So utheas tern gradua te Mike Adams, who was the Panth er s· quarterback f or t he l as t thr ee vrar s , but th at doesn' t mean thai John Robr rt s· r u n-orien ted crew, wh ich los t 2R·6 to Waverly last week. won't be tough. Th e Highlanders pl ayed tough defense and exhibit ed superior pla:v on bo th sides of the lin e in last week's 24 -0 win a ga inst a run -or ien tf'd Han nan sq uad. but it re main s to be see n If thP Panthers will rea d So uthwest· ern' s co n fusi ng d rfr n si ve sc hemes and ad ju st m ore eff ective ly t han Hannan did . T he P anthers will have to f ind a way to co nt ai n tallbark Ch r is Metzger, a 1;.2, 190-pound se nior who put his spePd to USC' i n r acl<ing up 135 yards and th ree toul' hdow ns las t week If t ha t hap(X'ns. Southw es tern qu art e t· back Aaron McCa rt y will ha ve to hav p th e bug s worked out of hi s pass ing gam(' bv showtime l:l nd sen d such rf'f 'l'ivprs as Kt'vin Kisl'r (~ · R, H L, sr ). MPt zger and tight l 'nd Keith Ca rlt'r 111 L, '230, sr. ) out fu 1 JC'ria ls. or else thf' P;.~ nth crs \\·i ll t•nd up w 1th v••1 <l no th f' r \'ictn r ) OI.'Pr tlli' High lan de rs The r£'st nf tht• lt•agtH ' ... Hannan Tra cT', whirhcxten(kd irs losi ng strPak tn 12 ga nlr'~ following Saturday nig ht \ :111 II shut out by lron ton St Jo1 •, should I Cl kl' hc~1rt from th£' fal'l tha ! SPEC\A\. \NTERE.Sl MOl'\EY Ai. T\-\E RECE.PTlON DESK. WA\TmG TO SEE YOU. CONGRESSMAN! Brtng Cov er ed D1sh & Eatmg Se rv tces Starting at 6:30 $2 00 Adults & $1 00 Chtldren (liSPS [)ly~\on GRAND OPENING Se ptemb er I, 1990 Carpenter' s Gun s & Ammo 981 HYSELL STREET MIDDLEPLORT, OHIO HAIR -GO-ROUND MASON, WV. Welcomes TERRI ROUSH _,....._ SPECIALS FOR TERRI Spiral Perm s . reg '47. 50. 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Share in an atmosphere of honest inquiry Sunday mornings 9:15-10:15 YOUR$ PRtc£ J 3,900 Dldsmobt le Cullass Supfl'mr SL Seda n 8 S1cond & Lynn Streets, Pomeroy, Ohle Starting Sept 9 PastOr Wildman will teach an adult course on Basic Christian Bellm for high achool age an above. Clu11s for all age groups. Nursery Wi,h Cribs Provldld 5,7 50 Oltlmobii€ E1~h1Y Eii;l1t Hoy ale GHOST TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mall 8ub8crlpUom ACRES- 4 BR . l hal liS. 2 R'"Res. tented I BR apa 1tmeu t Property Jnclud es pond ap p r o~ ~ 800 Sf] It fttrm bid~ ~nd m001Ie home A re~ l h~ t Raln at $89, 00 MIDDLEPORT. OH, ·P'omCToy, Oh.lo 4.')769. NQ subscriptions by mall permitted In a{eas wh ere home carrier servtce Is CALL ; Pomero~· 992-51>27 JIM COBB'S SPRING VALLEY CINEMA "SRtlLJANT" • • *• CAR FOR SAL E 1987 Dodge Colt. Dl, PS, PB AM/ FM cassetle, new ltres. auto: ma lic Ru ns good Gets good gas mtleage Exce llenl condtll on . VERYNICl I ARCE HOM£ ON APffiOX 219 N. SECOND Entertainment: "Traveling On" Gospel Bond 12 noon-4 p.m. "Country Blend" Band S p.m.-9 p.m. Games • Cake Walk • Guess Cake Puhltsht't.l eV(>ry afternonn, Monda v ro nd OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY TIL 6 P.M. VIlA MAlTER DISCOVER Sept. 1, 12 Noon-6 P.M. th roog h F'r!day, 111 Court St. . Po· Jl!;h ln.li: Co rnp.iny Mult!nwdla , Inc, Pomer oy , Ohio 4571J9. Ph 992·2156 Se· 614-99 2 2034 o nz~s Th erC' was a mis takr in last Sunday' s wri te up of K ygr•r Crre k ·s 41 ·6 viet or y ove r r'cde t a I Hocking. Ri chard DP aver was the l eading rusher fot tht• La ncer s with 135 yard s in 211 ca rries and one touchdown and not Sco tt Ashcraf t as was li sll' ci ln Sunday's edition. Rt. 124, Reedsville, OH. L<am~., t~ll'.,.'" ml'r ov. Oh ln. hv lhr Ohio Val try Pun. lhPrr tt oublP in it s los-. u . l~ot k Hill. ThP tar l that the dden"· a llowf'd t hf • R('tl mf' n SC'\ t•n pam t ~ should sP rvc · ;1:-. som1 · co nsul a tion , as i! show s th ai tht \'tk ings· grad uatiO n loSSI'.'i ha \'Pn· t hur t tlw defrnsf' onf' iota T hi..., \l.'i·r k thP Norsrmf'n tra v Pl to Chilli cot he to pia:;: Un1 oto 's ShPrman .., Tl1 e Nike An Ultm Fore<' Sencs. 1-1~9601 of Mulllmedla, Inc. On(' Week. On(' Month .. Ont•Y('a r .. JANET'S Correction The Daily Sentinel A Will Be At OLD TOWN CAMPGROUND SAT, SEPT. 1ST hca rt JC hf' !u th r Wtldrats Fr iday.' nighl. tlw Eag les will haw IO ga in mon ' than the ili rus h tng ya rd s thev had la s I week - Last wee k Sym m es Valley had 196 va rds r ushin g. with al l ·wo rtd runntn g back K en ny D aniel s pickmg up 152 of th em . but the Vikin gs had no points to show for Sponsored by Olive Township Vol. Fire Dept. 446 .4524 PUBLICATIO~ COUNTRY GRASS Richmond Heights. a Cleveland area team that own ed Oh 1o' s longes t acti ve losi ng streak. defeated Thompson Ledgemo nt 21-7 Sat urd ay night to end a 51-game losing strea k that ex tend ed nearly six years. After all.thl' Wildca ts wi ll f ar" a Huntin gton Vin so n tea m , who tn spit e of beating them 49·16 tas t year, allowed Tra l'l' 16 of the :\4 polnl s the Wildrats scored in 1989. At Oak Hill' s season and home opener last week against Coal Grove, the Hornet s pil'ked off 1hree passes by junior quarterback Allen Potter and ronf i ned the Oa k s' scoring to t he first half f'n r ou te to a 36-12 victory, ending the Oaks' six -game wi n n in~ st r ea k . The Hi ll has a clt anc <' to get back on the winning tr ack whC'n it travel s west on Frid ay to p lay Minford 's Fa lcons . So uther n is looking to put it s si x-gam e losing stre ak to slt•pp v.-hen the Tornadoes tra v Pl to Wa terford. which is whv til<' northwes t Was hington squad mu st believe in its elf even m(J!P fervrntly followin g it s 12-0 blartk ing of Eas tern las t week. The Torn adoes are hungr y and Page r to take adva nta ge of any letdo wn b.v lh ese Wlldcal s. whowit ness<'rl their neighbors from Fort Fryr• k nO('k off the Tornadoes by a 42 R co unt l as t week. Eas tern cou ldn't get its of lp n,c on tr ac k last week, but" hen til <' Ea gles fl y soulh to Ashton. W.Va., t o f ace Hannan . thry should re member onr thing - if thev ca n hit Curtt s Klmbil's Wlidca t s as ha rd as Southw es t ern d id last week. the)' should wi n. But in ord er to delivf'r a CHICKEN BARBECUE ~ .. •""-l "lfl"'l ""'"" .."""'" ' Berry's World The Daily Senttnei- Page- 3 Now, get cash back or low GMAC APR financing on any ne~ 1990 Oldsmobile" Stop in today before the summer... and get the great deals .•. are gone. JIM COBB CHEYROLET-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC-GEO, INC·. 992-6614 308 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO �Thursday, August 30. 1990 Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Marauders travel to McArthur for TVC football opener By DAVE HARRIS T he Meigs Marauders will travel to McArt hur F r iday nig ht to play the Vi nton Coun ty Vik ings. Bot h the Mara uders and thr• Vikings fin is hed la st y<';n's TVC slate with ident ical ~-:\ n•r·ord s . good enough for a tiP fo r thi rd p lace wit h Be lprr . M eigs won the fi rs t fi vr g<:~mP~ with the Vtkings but Vin ton Cou nty has won thP last tw o co ntes t Incl uding last yPar· ... battle in t he mud . II•· "I Maraudrr Stadium . T he \ 'ikes ..,rclconw si.x n· t urn· in g star tPr s on offe nse and seven rr t ur ni ng rlefe nsive s tar ters from last ye ar's !Pam To m R<'id leads t he way for Coa ch Jack O'Ro urke 's tea m . rtr id. a r unning bock last ye ar . has swi tc hed to qua rlpr hack this se ason . Reid wi ll be t hr owi ng t he ball to ti ght end Ja son Ca udi ll a 6· 1, ~ 10 pound j unior an d Shnv.m Speakman a 6 1. 170pounrl Sl.' nior . fl eturn i ng Al l TVC' r un ning back i\nie Hammo nd v.' i ll join n.l' id in llw Uackl"iPid Hammo nd :1 :) ~l, Jt)O po!HH I sl'nior ru shed lor m ·t· r t ~ )(l \'4Jn ls l;tsl vt'iH . \'inloll .llJH'nt•d th;• c,p;1~nn wi ltl a bang, thras hing Za ne Tra ce in th r opener las t week o0 ·1.1 . Reid lrd the way hitting on 5 of 6 pa sses for 170 ya rds and two touchdown s bot h to Caud ill, Ca udill gra bbed four passes good fo r 120 ya rds. Las t wel'k , the Ma r auders s tarted out slnw, f al l ing brh i nd c; allipolis 21 II in thl' fi r st quar· IPr. Rut bf-'h ind lhl' s trong r igh t J rm of ju ninr quar ter b<.H' k .Jl'i'f ' nl .V Ph al in a nd t hl' 1-J iay of llw M a raudr r e nds, l hC' maroon <tnd go l d camr stor mi ng h ~1 rk l o t·ut l hP Rl uf' Dt•v i ls lt·ad to ,'\~ . ,T~ willl ju st ovf' r tw o m i nult •s n ·m alnin g be torr Cclllipoli" sco red two late tourhdowns to givr the Blue Devils a 48 ·32 vic tor y. Phalin co mpleted 12 of 21 pas ses for a sc hool r eco rd n1 ya rds and fo ur touc hdow ns. Mi kP Chancey had se t the record In the 191l5 season, hit ting 10 of 12 passes for 237 yard s aga inst Vin ton Count y. Junior tig ht end Shawn Hawley was on lhP J'f•CiC'v i ng en d of f ive of t he passes fur 14:\ yards and three touch· downs Kevi n Mu sser a lso pulled in a K1 ya rd bomb fo r si x. Robby Wya tt and Mat t Hay nes also played ou tstand ing gam es from rhf•ir oHPnslve end pos i tio ns. Meigs w ill be playi ng wit hout t he services of all co nfe rence fullback -defens ive back Frank Blake who is Il L Tailback Ter ry M cGu ire will m ove ove r to the full back slot with fresh man Hea th Hudson get tl ng the nod at t allba~k. Sophomore M i ke Cr emeans will al so see som e act ion ar fullback. Cremeans saw limited actio n late In las t wee ks gam e at Gal li polis, Mike Is commg off a broken a nkl e that requi red surgery duri ng the summer. The game has the potenti al of a high scoring affair wi th the two hig h powered offenses, kickof f in the show down between the two Tri -Valley ConferPnre ri vals is 7: 30 at McArt hur Meigs-VCHS grid history CINC I NNATI •l' Pii - Wi th mercy . TewksbLII">. wh11 sc-. iltr ·n·d '·-t x h its rn ro u h' l<l h ::; 1hi n l (·( 1111 pIt •!(, !'\L \Vf's t wild pi1dl b.v BrPv. ning ;1nd H I H d o ubli, ~ In Tt'\11\"buJ\ ; 1nd Ht·.-.: l l udlt·J Th(· Ca nh n.t L" 1 <~p pnl l ht· in t h· nintl· on \\'il.'> nri' :-"acr i fi cp fl .v :1 nd an H J I I "iiWI <" In to lead th•' lo w ly Ca rdinal s to a ~1 - 1 clrci s io n over it ~rflr ing ga m(•, outdur·IPd Tom Brow n ing Wrdnesda\' night St . L ou is lhPn pullf'd an-a~ w ith foll r r uns in thr fou rth nn :-.Jr ri l irP fl_\' [)\' OuiP Sn1 it li. :1 f ro nt -runnm g rteds. TPwksbur\', ~ ~. bla nked I he Heds thro ugh I t-:~ in nings and lost his sh utout bid in the eig hth whr n C' hrh Sa bo hammered his 2:\r d hom<T Up to tha t point. the 6·foor ~ righthander l lrni tcd Cin· c innal i lo ju st m:o hit s, a do ublr by Paul O'Neil l and sin g le by Barry La rki n. Brow ning, 12-7, ma k ing his fir st star t since A u g. 11. allowpd Ozzi !' Smit h. Uos ton l Cl,.,.,.la11d r Dana 1\ h ·ckN ft•t+· ,11 hnnwon I IH' road l<iPc krr. wh() .'>l1. 1r kh ' ri ( 'it'\'c land on thn·t• hit.., ( J\Tr 1.,('\'t'll srorl'lPss innin g" In l ~os t on·s 7 1 vic tory VV PdrH'sda\· night. hJ" :~ fi nr rrro rd on thl' ro; td for th r SPaso n, <Jnd ir ·.., ('\'i 'rl b t'l l f ·r in his l a:-; 1 fi\·r s ta r· t.-; T hr t r·iumph w ; 1 ~ tht· six th st r :d ght f o t· Jl,r, ,tli n -- .ill on l ht· M VC . .... ... 28 13 YEAR 1983 .. ...13 1984 ... .... .48 1985 .. - . ... ... ... 12 1986 . ................ ...... 44 1987 . ... 12 1988 . .. 6 1989 .. .. M clg• R 12 scored when Rex H udler' s grounder went t hroug h lhtrd baseman Sabo for an error . St Louismadelt2·01 n thes ix th whe n Willie McGee sin gled and took thi rd on Todd Zel le's hil · and-ru n si ngle McG<•r seorl'd un Cra ig \Vilsu n· s thr n 10 14 14 14 leads ser ies 5-2. S<-t (T i fiCl' fl y Jose Oquend o's RBI sin gtr• \f'< II . I IH I :J Vi C!f ltS 'l'ht,J i'SdLI,\' o., i_ x <1 11 d 11.1.'0 th i rd inning, . K il'l'k£'r '-'l l'U f'k OUI ... \X the seven th sco rrd Pagn ozz i to ~r l s - Yor k ...... o Al exa nder Wells ton . Fed·Hoc king . Mi ller .. 1 . II 11 II . II M e igs at Vinton Cou nt y We llston at Alcxandf'r F'edera l Hoc kin g at Trim bit• Mr ller at & I pre Ja c kson at Nf' lso m·i llP Yt tt k Thousa nds of peoplP lrar n hnw to prrparP lncomp t ax rrturn s from H &R Rlork and then rar n morwy as inco me Ia:< pr f' parPrs . H&R B lock. th e w or ld's l argpst ! ncomr tax prPparat lon spr v lr r . of fers It s ln cn nlf' Tax Cuu r sf' st<Jrtl n£ Srpl lOth Morning, afl f'f · nn(1n f'\'P nln g and w rr kPnrl {'l;~~.,~.,~.s ,nf"' :n ·;d l ;d) lf' . Lendl wins, Gomt"Z bealen in l I. S. 01wn NEW YOfll\ tlll' l l - l 1" n Lrndl. suddrnly lht' lltl l.\ ( ; r .t nd Slam rhamptun !hJo., \ 't 'dr <,til l 111 co nlr ntitln .11 t hP l '. S lllH'n . 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PA 'Maos1 Choyney S1a1e 10 21 Sat., Sept . 1 - Major Colleges - Dlv. 1-AA 27 30 21 20 Arkans as Tech Ashl and Ouller • Chad ron Cu lvor ·Siocktor' Dana Sunday, Sept. 2 22 'Bu flalo U 26 17 6 14 14 21 2"J Oen1son Geneva Grand Vall e ~ [1}~ •• llf•l DISCOVER WHY PEOPLE SAY, ltfJIPI' ?0 ?0 <0 10 ONLY$3 ?0' 49 I " 6 ADOLPH~S Even die-hard football fans are sometimes surprised at the number of college games schedueld for the first week in Sep tember. "Can 't be more than three or four, are there?" Not only are there more than three or four. 16 of last year's bowl teams open their seasons Friday and Saturday. And A couple of them, Hawaii and Tulsa, may pickup where they left off in their bowl appearances . They're picked to lose. Southern California and Syracuse. Rose Bowl and Peach bowl winners respectively , initiate the 1990 season at the Meadowlands in Rutherford, New Jersey, on Friday, August 31 . The Trojans were ranked 9th in our final ratings in 1989, beating Michigan on January 1. 17-10. The Orange men sur prised quite a few folks. edging Georgia 19-18. Southern Cal should win their opener. Also on January 1, 6th -ranked Nebraska was picked to lose to 5th -rated Florida State in the Fiesta Bowl. However,they weren't expected to receive a 41 -17 pummeling . The Corn huskers are at home Saturday and are favored to beat Baylor. In an interesting match-up in Honolulu. vastly improved and surprising Hawaii hosts Texas A&M . The Rainbows took it on the chin from Michigan State in the Aloha Bowl. 33 -13, and the Aggies lost to Pittsburgh 31 -28 in he Sun bowl. But it's a new season, and A&M, ranked 16th in the final1989 ratings. is the favorite. Duke was shocked by Texas Tech in last December's All -American Bowl, 49-21, and Virgina fell to Illinois in the Citrus Bowl. Both should win Saturday, Duke Travelling to South Carolina and Virginia going cross country to meet Kansas. Four of last year's bowl powers should have little trouble Saturday. Clemson will pound long Beach State ... Pittsburgh is fa vored by a wide margin over Ohio .. . Tennessee is much too strong for Pacific .. . and West Virginia will dominate Kent State. DAIRY VALLEY SO FT DRI N KS · FRI ES - SANDWI CHE S Weekly Specials At The End of the Pomeroy· Mason Bridge Pomeroy, Ohio 992·2556 :,:~ PAT HILL FORD FORD 4111 S. Third Middleport, Ohio 992 -2196 PAT HILL •~~ CHRYSLER ftJJ PLYMOUTH·DODGE .,...., 399 S. Third . CHRYSLER MOTORS Middleport, Oho PHARMACY 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6491 •U 1 .\411'MOOd 0 flvt WOOOII'OCk. !l 60098 ........... ........-.-..-..-.-..-._j ~ Sth STREET PI Pleo 1ont , W_Vn _ N~w Honn, W. 1971 Ply. Satellite SALE ENDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 4:00 P.M. noriCJS ~ Inc. Syracuse Sunday, Sepl. 2 liST 14991 198S Ply. Reliant S/W 34 ' A 1ce 1985 Olds Ciero S/W 454 cu. in. 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Final 1989 TVC Footb all Standing• (Ali Ga mes) W L P OP Team Vi nton . I II 50 L\ Be lpre .... I II 11 117 M eigs. . 0 I :11 4H Tr lrn ble . . . 11 1 7 211 We st Seco'ld 51' f'<"l P 0 Bo~ 626 THEBOBHARMONFORECAST Stop In and See Our Sale Prices on Beer TVC standings ·~~,.OER c[ Sundry 1\'eeds See Us" ',\·; Jl kp(j OIH' bl'fOI'(' giv i ng ~\· d .\ In Ho b Murph _v, who ;d]owPd ''r un 11n lhn'P hit ~ :tnd lt'ft with tlw ha st's l oad r d and onp out in ltl 1· n int h Hu t \\' t'<; ( ~ .J rdnrr- go t 11 rook .Jarn h\ lo g round 1n:r, <1 d() ublt ' pL!\' lo i· nd th(' i-:<11111' 10 LB. BAG OF ICE ma ke it .J.Q 992 ·6669 @ Member F.DJC . witll Ht!J-:!'1 ('l t'me ns pitching w~,uld ~:i\·t· l lw !{I 'd Sox l ht·ir fir ;-; ! ]11!11 g .JnH' S WI ' Pp in (' [('\'t'lat!d , 1·\· t' r.v Hos 11H1 sta r!Pr hi t~" ft'l _\' ,1:--- tht• Ht•tl Sox co !I PC IPd 1·1 hil s ul f llm't' (']r•\ 'J•l: t nd pifdH'rs J\'l ik l ' \V;t l kl 'l' . 1 -l. tonk Hll' Jo.., ... . h ivi ng up <;ix run s, f i\·1· '·arn< ·d. i 11 Wee ke nd Spel'i al PEPSI PRODUCTS 111 Prescription Shop i\ 1 l<asr. Boston i s I ~ ga mf's ;li.\11\'1' .:,{Xl fo r tlH' f ir st l im P til h GET READY FOR THE L AS T WEEKEND OF SUMM ER We Have All Your Party Supplies 24 PACK Football ' 90! Catch All The Excitement!! FB f~rn~~~~u~ank 6141992-21)6 1990 G.D. SEVILLE s ingled. movrd to sPcond on Trwksbu ry's sacri licr and Support These Fine Area Businesses ! Page .6 mad - a nd <illowf'd th f'm to 'i!J ,\ ' '>ix g a mcs ~~ ht'a d o f T oro nt o 1n 1ht · sevPn r uns and 10 hlls over 7 2-J Innin gs The Ca rdinal s rook a 1-0 lead tn the fifth when Tom Pagnozzl The Daily Sentinel Your Bank {m14f... ·Cardinals stop Reds; Ind ians beaten mas terful p i t c hin g hy Doh T ewk sbu ry. I he St Lou is simp l,v s h ow rd t iH' Cin('tnnJ1i f1f'cl s nn Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday, August 30 . 1990 \ �Page- 6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday. August 30. 1990 Ohio fishing report By The Bend Bluegills plentiful in Wellston resenroir, Lake Snowden By United Press International The weekly fishing report , fr om thl' Ohio Division of Wtld · life. For more Information on lakes and strea m s no t listed. c all 614-265-6659 Southeast Wellston City Reservoir Blueg ills are providing good fi shin g opportunities for anglers using waxworms brnea th a s l!p ll0bb€r. Anglers should fish along shore lim~ covpr in sha llow waiN or near submerged structur e Bullheads and cha nnel ca t!t sh ar e being ca ught during the late evening by a_nglers fishing along the lake bottom with cut bait and c hic ke n livers . Lak~ Snowdl'n- Th is ! 50-acre lake In Athe ns County offers good !ish ing for cha nnel catfish, largemouth bass and bluegills Cha n· nel ca lfish ca n be caught lakl'· wide by using traditional bail s during th e even ing hours . LougPmouth bass arP being caught on rubber worms and OC'casionctlly on small j igs ttpped with a mtnnow . Blueg ills are being taken on waxworms or mea lworms !ished beneath a bobb€r . Southwest Rocky Fork Lake - Som e muskl es are b€ing taken by trollers wo rkin g the area around the dam Largemouth bass aver· aging one to three pounds are being ca ught on rubber worms and nightcrawlers. Bluegllls can be ca ught In water of moderate Tv.o uf !hl• SI<.IIC's lOp 0!\'tS ion V tea ms meet Saturday nig ht when Sandusky St. Mar y's vistls Fremont St Joseph, both with mrly 1·0 record s. St. .Joseph has lost lour !(ames the las t three years. three of those losses at th r hands of St. Mary's. St. Marvs opened with a :1:1-0 win owr No rwalk St Paul las t Satorda.v. whiil' St Joe bl anked CiydP :!5-11 Ste ve Ch ancv rus hed for 10.\ yards and four touchdown s in l Pading Ca rawa y !o a 48 2R win ovf' r Shpna ndoa h Friday night , mon•! ha n makmg up for a n rarlv fombir• tha t set up a Zep TO . Dro ll o Anderson, one of thr sta ir's prized rrcruit s thi s sea son. r~:~n for l~h vard s and four touchdowns to IPad You ngstown Ursulim• to a J5 II win ovrr Toledo Woodward AndPrson scorE'd thrPP tirrws flom two \ ards ou t and a !.so tackPd on a 25 ya rd scoring Jaunt Demond Drayton ru shed fo r 128 ya rds in ju st ftve lri rs, sea ring on run s of 41. 11 and 70 yards to lead Campbell Memor i Jl 10 a 46-13 win ovPr Con nra ut Friday night The Red Dev il s roill'd up :!41 rushing ya rds Leetonta seo rt.•d 20 po ints dur ing il fnur minul£' period of thr fin.Ji quC~rtN to bea t Lowel lville 20 -11 Fridav night The Bears scorrcl on a 1hn•p y<.nd ru n bv .I .R. Fct r.v and " 6.1 }drd pass fr om Mi kP H(j t I to F'l'rrv to rir 1hf' sco rr at 14 14 Earl Bel l th en rf' COVf'rPd a blocked punt m thf' f'nd zonP for t h(• wrnning to uc hd own. By GENE CAD DES UPI Sports Writer CO L UMBUS - Fourofftvl' No tea ms in th e Un it ed Press I nterna ti ona l Ohio lltgh Schoo l Board of Coaches' presea son r e~ t i ngs made it through t he f1r st wpek of ac ti on unscathed . Only Ironton in Dtv isio n Ill fa ilrd to liv e up to tis prese a ~o n billing, the defe nding ch ampion Tigers gP ttlng dumped 14 -0 by Portsmouth Wes t Frid ay night. But Iron ton had good com pany . The Tigrrs were ju st onr of four top ten trams i n Di vtsion Il l to bi t<' th e dus t. The Cincinnali Aead emv of Phvsicai Edu ca ti on. rankf'd No :! in thr p rrse<.~so n lost :~2-h to Cincinna ti Woodward : No o Urbana dropped a 20-1"1 decision to St Paris Graham: and No K St Clairsvi lle wa s bra ten 19 14 bv Brooke tW Va. t Thai left the fi rs t week of thr• regula r Sf'ason Division III ra ting .:, dra s ticallv diffe re nt th an th r coaehl•s' prPseason picks Yo ungstown Ca rd Ina I Moonrv. sPco nd to I r onton in the prrsra · so n. m ovP d into thf' top spot with r ight f1rq pia('(' vows and UO Y o ung stow n Ursulme ad va ncPd fJ om fourth to SP<'ond with 1 ~ 0 point s. followed bv Akron St . Vtnccnt St M ary th1 rd wi th lllh Thl' Iri sh were th e srve nth pick in prf' · SE'e~son . Dovrr , a tll H winner over Ca mbr idge in it s opener, fimr. ; hed fou rth w ith H9 po in ts. fol lowe d b) Or rviiie, Akron Hoban. Co iu m bu s Hamilton Townshi p. Wtr k· llrfr and C irard a nd Kf'tl<' n ng Alter tted f or th e ninth spo t Scoreboard ... l'lll.'iltur-.;hlt! 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Columbus, .'V!r i}!.H IOIV 1"21 J 1ndu ~k1 Sr ' ~ '' I I Has t f.: otro·o Frt •m r>\11 :-i t !-< 11\t ' l Mln~rr r I II ~ ide · I!~ h~ tOr .)o,.. •p lr 1] 1 r l 0 1 J<t :\7 !'; 11 111 J. r, I ~J~r W ciOd~lidd Hlh 13 ta dl and l-~ rankl1n Fumac'f Gn•f'fl . news on ·' 4 f ; l)llllu - 1\t·q dr•d ll~hl ~lid Roh A wu ll from Phoornb lor 1911 drall pk"k . tl' )n ud d l' f< · n~t~ ~ r11d L)hr.nl Robl1110 n. Del roll - SI(N' d u,..hao k•r .tJmm , Mll!lam.. loa I \'l'JU"•·u nLn& t" l lno:hllllpoll~ :._ Pl~~o~•r•d runnJnp; h110 lo. F.rl~ ()lt' kl'rlM!n o n nort-lnfllhllll lnjur) rf'Atrw 1111 N\' ,fph - "itlvr d f nnll'rh~~o~.· • Irvin ~ulth; •~ilvatf'd t' l'ntf>r .Jim Swrr!W"y . Phlbdf'lplll11 - Sllfll"d runnlnr: h ...-"- CONTEST WINNER -Christoph er Broyles. left, Is pictured receiving his plaque and cash prize from Keith Ashley. Ewings Chapter SAR, lor representing the GalUpolls chaplt>r as th e local · wlner of the Douglass G. High Histori cal Oration Contest. HARRIS FARMS, GREENHOUSE & FLORAL SHOP .lunHG ...)' . l'hOf"nb - Tn.df'd Uldtlt> Mlltf. Zan dor-., 10 Sa:n Dt rau ud 1l1ht r1111 Roh A wa ll &o DaiU ror drill! pk"U San D1r~ f:lllol& M' al~f"d wlclr l"f'l"fiv••r ST.RT.124 Sun'J , Hotkf'Y Nf"W .14'rlll')' - NaltH'd Dour; IUIII!!tlnl ~each. I PORTLAND, OHIO 843·5178 ~ullman FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Goldstar Samsung Sounclesign Zenith Emtrson Shintom Multi Tech Scott Funai Symphonic KTY Philco GRAND OPENING 12 Noon-4 P.M. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES 391 WID MAIN STID POMEROY, OHIO 992-3524 f POMEROY - The Southern Open Golf Tournament , spon sored by the Southern High School Boosters, wtll b€ held at Jaymar Golf Club on Saturday at noon . Thl' $30 entry fee inc luded golf, lunc h and prizes . A. B, C, D four person scramble, and lady golfers welcome . Co nta ct Jim Anderson at 992-3671 for more Information. POMEHOY -There will b€ a cloth ing distribution day on Thu rsday from 9:30a .m . to 12:30 p.m at the Meig s Cooperative Parish on Co ndor Street in Pomeroy . POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Heta will havz a luncheon on Thursday at 12:30 p m. at the hom•• of Jane Walton. GALLIPOLIS-There will be a special I eeder cattle and yea rling sale on Saturday at noon at the Gal lipo li s Stockyard Company . ME IGS- The Ch urc h of Jesus Ch ri st Apostolic will have reviv al Th ursday through Sunday with Phillip Porter. Peebles, as the evangelis t. Services will be held nt 6 p m . n ig hliy and 7 p.m . on Su nday . . REEDSVILLE - T he Oltve Townshpp Volunteer Fire De· partml'nf's chicken barbeque will b€ o n Saturday <I I the Olive Township fir ehouse · Entertain ment will be ihe "Traveling On GMpel Group" from noon untll6 p.m. and the "Country Blend Banp" from 5 p.m. untli 9 p m Ch icken will be served hom noon until 1; p.m. wll h hot dogs and sloppy j OI's being serv,•d until 9 p.m.l POMEROY -The r e will be a frrr· clothing day on Thursday at lhr Sa l va tion Army In Pomerov from 10 a.m . to noon. All area resid••nts In need of clothing are WPlCOml' HENDERSON - The Gallia Twirlers Square Dance Club will have a dance Saturday from 8-11 p .m at · the He n~er so n Co mmunllv Building in HPnder son, W.Va . Ca ller w ill be John Waugh . SATURMY WELL STOM - " Recess " will be featured. at the free outdoor contemporary gOSP£"1 concert sponsorPt.i by the Cornerstone Word of l.ifl' Church at 8:30 p.m . at thP Pride Park area betwef'll Srco ncl St1 eel and BroadVv ay in· Well ston Tho se attending should bring a lawn rhair · SI\LEM CENTER - The Star Grange and Star .Iumor Grange will meet Satui·rlay at R p.m . ai the grangP nail near Sa!Pm Ce nter . A potiqck supper will foll ow the meeting Ali memb€rs ar e urged to attend . ATHE NS - T he Athens Boat and Ski Club . Hoc kingport , will present its Ski Show on Saturday at noon . A· sna ck bar will bf> SUNDAY POMEROY -Theannua!Oufh r eun ion will be held Sunday at the Pom eroy Senior Citize ns Center . to the state society , Ashley Ewings Chapter of the Sons of reactlv~ted Ewi ngs Chap te r in the American Revolution, rcc 19R6. He has served as stai r cen tly ear ned ho nors at the E:ag le Scout chairman, resolu · annual conference of the Ohio lions chairman, and southeast Society SAR. district c hairm an He ha s also Christopher Broyles , GalliposPrNf'~ on thf' national Eaglr lis, rep rese ot ed the chapter <1.' Sco ut and resolution s th e loc al winne r of th e Douglass committees. C. Hig h H is torical Oration Co nIn add ition . 1\sh iey was n·· test Th is cont es t is l or high appointed sta l e re solu tion s sc hool so phomores through se c tia trman and elected to Ohio nior.s to spea k on an as peel of.Jhr Society second v icP president. lis Aml'r iean Revoluti on link ed to seco nd vi ce-pres ident, hf' wi ll modern dav concer ns. Broyles. a oversee the opzratlons of the sen ior at Gai ll aAcademy, spokC' on th e simil arities of Thomas · eas te rn half of Ohio. Ashley was also choSf'n as o1 P.ri n•·. au thor of Co mmon Sense. delegate to the National Con and Andrei Sa kharov, Soviet gross SAR m Louisville, Ky .. as d isStden 1. flroyies spoke at the Beach· was Ewings Ch apter member . wood conference alt er receiving Pa ul Ma rtln , Bartlr tt. Therr• . " $100 tra vel sc holars hip . At th e Ashley rPCeiverl the Libf>rty sta te l1nais hC'"placed filth in th r Med a l for m e mber s hip StCI IC. acqui sUon . Ke ith Ash ley , Ewi ngs ChaptPr prpst do •nt: h iS wife . Emma. and daughter s. Rachel and Whitney. attended the con fere nc e whrrr· Tiw ya rd sail' sc heduiPd for the Pa triot MedaL the stair Sat urda y at thP Sy ra eusp Prrsb SOCiet y"s highest ser vice awa rtt. y ll•r ian Church has been ran was present ed to Ashley . it is n•iied · dor to a death In the basrd on long. dPdicated servicP chu rch family. RACINE - The a nnu al John son reunion will be held Sunday at Star Mill Park In Hacine Lunch will begin at 1 p.m. Tho se attending are to bring a homemade gilt . RUTLAND The Grover reunlonwillbeheldSundayal the Rutland Firemen' s Park. A co vrred dish dinner will begin at noon TUP PERS PLAINS - Thl• Ha hr rPunl on will be hPid '>unda) at the Tuppers Plains VFW Post beginning at noon for Il'laliVP:>i, families and friend s of Abraham and Mary I Willi Bahr. CHESHIRE: -The F'ifc reun ion will be held Su nd ay at noon at the Kyger Creek F:mp loyees Cl ub RACI NE- The Racine Volun teer Fire Df•partmentlu sponsor ln g a chicken barbecue o ~ Sunday beginning a til a.m. Cos t of the dtnner i s $:1.;;; and a half chicken is $125 . The ladies auxiliary will srrvf' homPmadP icecream. MONDAY CIIESTE R - A Labor Dav chicken barbl'cue will be held Monday at the Ches ter Fire Department. There will bf> 700 chicken halves, 1.10 pound s of ribs . and ;5 gallons of homemade lcecream . A ga rden tractor pull , flea market and ya•·d sale wi ll also be held . Serving will b€gln at' ll a. m. For more informa ti on cal l 98!i-424ti . HODNEY - The Meigs Co unty Pomona Grangl' will visit the Ga lli a Cou ntv Pomona Grange at the RodnPy C1 ange Hall on Mond" y at R p m LETART TOWNSH IP - Th l' LE'Iart Town ship Tr ustPPS will meet Monday at I p.m . at t hc office building. SYRACUSE: The Sutton Trus lf'PS wtll m('f'! Monday at 7..10 p.m . at the Syracu se Mun clpal Butldtn~ Town s hip A bridal shower was held recently at the Bashan Fire House lor Stacie Hall, bride-elect of Tom Pullins, by Beckie Pullins, Terri Browning, Denise Laughery and Jean Spencer. Games were playl'd with prizes gopng to Nlckkl Roush, Stacey Stone, Michelle Laughery and J..isa Young . The door prize was won by Wendy Faragosa . Attending were Mary Rose. Chri stina Randolph, Nickkl Roush , Stacey Slone, Susan Trent , Francis Saunders, Lena Hall, Wendy F'aragosa and Ka· It!€, Tammt Young, Roxann Ru sse ll, Lisa Young, Margie Miller, .June Ridenour and Janet , Wilma Buckley, Mattee Pullins, .tu stin Browning, Michelle an4 Mjke Laughery, Donna Pullins , Edna Wilson , Phyliss Lattimer, Ca)hy Riley and Crissy, Louise-, Robyn and Ci nd y Pitzer, and Pauline Riley. Sending gift s were Ruth Rose, Sue Kibble, Wilma Ballard , Josephine White. Ta mm y Timmons, Robyn Stewart, Michelle Gres~. Judy Leach, Pearleen Lee, Opal Ma'th ers, and .Josephine llrowning. Chicken barbecue The Chester Volunteer Fire Department will be having a Labor Day chicken t>arb€cue on Monday at the li re house. The department will b€servlng 700 halves of chicken, 130 poundS of ri bs, and 75 gallons of homemade icecream . Serving will begin at hll a .m. There will also be a garden tractor pull.hFlea market and yard sa le spaces are avallabiP for $5 and more Info r mation may be obtained by ca lling 905-4246 . Goff news Winners in the Tuesday Mo r ning Ladies League at Jay Mar wen• Joan Ch ild s, low gross; and Nell ie Wright, low net and low putt s. ElrvPn go l ft•r s wrrP !n .1 t lf'ndancf' ATTENTION, PLEASE... DEDICATION SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 AT HILLSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH LOCATED ON ST. RT. 143, JUST OFF RT . 7 AI OUI CHURCH IN PERSON REV. DON E. McQUEEN SUNDAY SCHOOL ....................... 10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP .................. 11:00 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP ....................... 6:00 P.M. SPECIAL MUSIC BY: THE CHILDREN OF GOD MISS ANGIE WILLETI - THE REDEEMED FOR INFORMATION CALL SHIRLEY QUICKEL 992-7756 or MARY JANE WISE 992·2675 BY SEPT. 5 Randall ·F. Hawkins, M.D. Internal Medicine SAT., SEPT. 1 & SUN., SEPT. 2 SyiYaiHo :MagnoYOI GE RCA HoME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER POMEROY - The HySPII Run Holiness Church will hav e spe cla i singing by Gabriel Quartet on Thursday at 7:30p.m. A carry -in dinner will b€gin at I p.m. Bridal shower MIJ)DLEPORT ARTS COUNCIL IS TAKING REGISTRATION FOR BALLET, TAP, JAZZ & EXERCISE DANCE CLASSES L' II Spn ndll'l d Ca !h o llc 2~. 1! lldphos S1 lu hn ~ '1f.. t:\ M c O<Jn.ll d 2h 1·1 I . 1 ~1 Kni"LX 21 I'> l an al Wrnch£"'1 <' 1 Jll lh r iJ (' J M ~> nn¥' 1.Jitrnnr1Crrr;. fl. av.~on IK I' Jrtl . I~ (; ~Lia i\J\ 111 [ ~, Pl 1111' 1 ATHENS - The Guthrie Stor.v family reunio n will be held Sat urd ay at noon at till' Athens Cou nty Fairgrounds. There will be a potluck dinner. Cancelfatzon I ~Jol M.11 1 ~ 1 1 11, available. SAR honored at meeting I PATRIOT MEOAL - .Jay Co Uin s, Ohio SAR president, left, presents Keith Ashley with the Patriot Medal and eertilil'ate at the annual conference of the Ohio Society S .~R. Today's THURSDAY DEXTER - The Women 's FPllowshlp of Meigs County Churches of Christ will meel at Dexter on Thursday at 7:30p.m PORTLAND -The Lebanon Town ship Tru stees wll1 meet f'riday at 7 p.m . at the township buildin g. J Ohio~~73 . Community calendar .FRIDAY St'{'nnd ff'n IJiviMon Ill Tl'amPolnts I YounJ.: qf M "Il M ofll f '\" 1~ 1 r 1 II , "J. \ " o un ~~I(M n Ur su1 inf' 1 -l r tl 01 .l 1\kroo Sr Vl ncrn! d \ 1 l .(lf ~ novrr 111 r l ·OI o\w hi )O irl f 10 S ha cll Sv. ank I (H rl 7 -.; ' Yvonnp (;ranv ill(' . Fr nm t ht• (;pmgf' Curtts tin r. Hobart d TJtl In ! _\· (' unh NewP II , Point~ ~\ ttl~lt · t I I ]2 I I I ll o 'it /( I'll I"\ I I I 1 ] 01 I \"t•v..r r·k C ,! thtdlt • I 111 I \1 1"1 ~\· II If• 1 I ill lll1 I I Casc v and Campron Curtis, Gra nv ille From th e Sarah Catheri nf' Curtis Rose line were Rich ard and Gail Robert s. Johnstown , Kenny, Be t ty Ro se Duke. and Annette, Alexandria: Gordon and Bet ty Hose. NPwark: Brent. Kelly, and Al exandra Bradford. Lak eville: and Bri an and Donna Bradford, Woos te r. From the Somon a Cur!J s Os born lin f' wrrP Robnt D and June Ash lev, le tart Fnl is . Keith. F:mma. Raehel. Whitney, and Emily Ashley, Rock Springs. F'rom th e Alban Curtis lin r, John and :Vlarjorie B rf'wr r, Rf'cd sv ilk From I he Molli P Curtis Swan k linP, Dm r1 Crispm. Wr" tervillf' , Hubv anrl J ohn Sar ba ugh, 1\ewark ; Shprry, David. Linda, and Da ri n C n ffil h. Newa rk : Do n and l".nnp hd l .\1 t· m r~ rr.rl 1! l\ t·nn1'1:h 1"\ 111 -1 7 r "tOr ' Th e ~:lrd annual reunion ot th r• fam il y of Hoyt and Mary Cathf' rine iFostcrt Curti s w as held c~t Ye Oide Mill Park neat Uttca Hosting the reunion was Wai ter and Ruby Curtis. Kctth Ashley gavp the bless in g. Trave ling the farthes t we t e Hobert and June Holler Ash lev , Letart Fails . The you ngest w;1s Alexander Rradford , daug ht er of Brent and Kl•l iy Brad ford. Oldes 1 was Jo h n Brewer . Rredsvillf' . The m a rriagt.~ or Donna Cu rt1 s was noted which wa s held th e sa me day as thr reunion , The natio nal reunion uf the .John and Elizabeth Huteh ins Curt is family, Stratford. Conn, was announced for th f' third Wf'f'kf'nd 1n SeptPmbrr. P1C' Iurps of I he older famil v werr sha rf'd and identified. . AttPnd ing from 1hr 1\ rt .. /\ Curti s .John son line Wf'r f' Do n Ma x im\ and L Pw is l3ailev . ' .John. st own; Ruth Art a Mav Johnson Mu sk<J. Colum bus: Li sa .John son, Newark . From lhP Da mon CurtJs l int• wer e Walter and Rubv Cur ti s G ranvillP; Bu tch , JanP t. C'h 1rsr: I i 11 h " 11 u lli' 111 "111(' ( .r llt r "\ Curtis family gathers for recent reunion ' The Public Uttlilles Commissi<m of Ohio has set for public hearing Case No. 9().101-EL-EFC, lo review the luel procure· men! praclices and policies ol Ohio Power Company, lhe operation ol ils Eleclric Fuel Com· ponenl, and related mailers. This hearing ts scheduled to begtn al 1:30 p m • Oft Seplember 4. 1990 at City Council Chambers. 218 Cleveland Avenue, S.W., Canlon, Ohio 44702. ..... IH !i I o.1t (irll\1 ' Un1.1 >;On · llr~ .tnl I [.{}r Page-7 LEGAL NOTICE I' o int ... rl'IIJ II I "ht ·f'kr~hn~ ii!J 1 HI ) \ " 1'1 ~.11111'~ <2! •101 i ( "o h II. II liP\ I l l I ]I) I I Aktrw1i\L111rh f". h1 1 ~ • · Ill • - \\" •· ~ J .!<·If•·• '' n 11 Or it. X l l.nnhr rdgt f',r1 nt \ ".rllo•1 1! 1 II\ II <+ 'i rr ll l\"dll 1J.LH' It 1{1\f' l ']O r \' l \II llut1<l n 1\rlk'>illr,, r lll 1 li S o ~·urH1 It'll 11 Jltmk ll ill • 2H l! V..\"nllilJ-::2\. JJ Br l~rkhrr t "2r!0 . 11 Hr •,lltl 11-1 l 'o \\ 1llr;rr n~ h u1..: r- IIi B1•lpn• 1 11 I Ii , 17 1 01. 1111 1 "1 1',11\.11 '11 II IK \\ ,rr rr•n [() r·<~ rli Tram ,., (ot ~ Ho~m r ll tlll l owrr~ hlp •l• t ll Thursday. August 30, 1990 ./ RrrJif R f"mhf" rt LEGAL NOTICE Notice " given that US Splint Communication• Company Llmked Partnel8hip has filed a seH-compialnt with the Public Utilhlea Commiaalon of Ollie (Case No . 91).734-TP-SLF) alleging that ha currontlntraatato taiiff provisions lor '"""""'lO toil setVico dtacounta, uoage cal8g0IIea and 18te differentials lor WATS customenJ, and operator services minimum/maximum rate banda are unjust and unreasonable. Specifically, US Sp!lnt p._a io amend ita MTS intrastata tariff to provide for tho same Intrastate volume dll<:ounta as are contained In Ita in· teiBtate tariff. to roetructure the usage catogorlea and to eliminate tho evening and ntght differontiaia lor Ita WATS customera, and to adjust tho minimum/max· imum rata banda for optl8tor aetVk:ao to re!lect the banda oalablished in tho Commiaalon'a goMric invettigatlon Into operator NIVices. Any interested per· son, firm, corpo•atlon, or entity desiring an oral hearing in this matter should tile whh the Commission 1 request lor one along with a motioh to Intervene on or before September 27, t990. Uniaas tho Commission receivOB such a request to1 oral healing and an accompanying request to intoiVono, this case will ba decided on the basis of tho lnloiTnatlon contained in the complaint and tho affidavhs submitted by the complainant Further inlniTnation may be obtamed by contacting tho Public UtHhlea Comm~sion of 0111o, 180 East Broad Stroat, Columbus. Ollio 43268-0573. I Mass illon. whtch whtppt •d Stow 1 1·0 in tis Oj)f' nrr . was foJJrth w ith three fu·s ts and 121 points . followed tn ord er by Mtdd ietown. Ci nci nn at i Eider. Lima Senior. North Canton Can ton GlenOak, (; ro ve C't t v and Upper Arlington . Cl rnOak v. hipped Ca nton McKin· 14 ·13 in overtime on ley Sat urd ay Fostori a ·s lead in Division I I was a mt.·rr 1:10, 124 0\N run · nE'rup StPubrnvillf', Fos toria with fou r f i t s t place votPs and 1ht' Big Red wit h five. Ir was third North Ca nto n HooV(_ v. ith one first nnd 11 9 poin ts . followed in fourth bv Akron Bur hrrl with ft \·r f ir sts and 91 point s Cl eve land St Joseph, a 10-li loser to Middlet own on Pr icl av, cla imed th e fifth spot With R6 point s and still receJvrd lh rPf' first pl ac'f' votes. Rounding ou t the I I li st were So lon in sixth. fol lowed bv Franklin . St M ar vs Memorial. Vermilion and Gal ion. In Di visio n V, Minstr r rrma inrd Wf' il ahrad of ru nnerup St Henr y afte r bot h reco rded imprrssivr openin g w ins. Mins tcr wh ipped Spencerville42<1 and Sl Hrn r.v downe-d Miami Ea;;;;t '19 14 Minstf'r rrcrivPd I ~ fir.s t pla c£' vn tr'-' dnd 17R poll point s to four f tr sts and 124 for 1he Rcd sk in s. NPwark Catholtc w as a distant third wtth q_ 1, With Avf'rsvillr a nd Arrhbold rou ndm g our thr top f I\'(' Mogadorc• wJ.s s ixt h. followN1 by Sandu -.:. kv Si Marvs in ~rv Pnth . F' rem ont St. Joseph .tn d M tngo tied fot eigh t h and Shadv· " id r rn If.' nth . In Moga dor r's h8-b \J.'in ovrr .~o uthin g t on Cha lker. the Wild · ca ts l ed 42 il after one quarte r ThP fina l th ree period s were t nmmcd to ju st c1ght minutPs by mutual consPn1 of rhe two head coaches . flooded or s uhmPrgl 'd l imbrr C'han nr l ca tfi sh avr rag mg onr to four poun ds are best caught du n ng ('arly m oru ing an d pven tng hours. Northwr•st Be aver CrPt •k ResrrvOJ r Anglers can ra trh large bluegtlls by fr sh in g wi th waxworm s brnf'a th slip hohbPrs during latr l'Vl'ning hou rs. Wallryr fi shing has bt'('Tl good. !)rill fishing with rnrnnow -tippPd ji gs or weight forw<.~rd s pinnf'r s tipped with nightcr aw !Prs works best. Some anglers dr trollin g drrp -di vin g lurrs . RrT•sl(•r llf' sc r vo tr - La rge rhannPl ca tfi sh arr be ing cau ght Jllf'l dark with nigh tcraw lers , shrtmp and cut bail Some anglrrs are cat ch in g n1cc smal imouth bass on crayfi sh or small spinn er batt s. 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I II~ b O a. ~lan ,1 11 fir ,, T1•am frcwn Det roll (af"nn rh\'1~ 17 ·r ht l" nLIPd Prl'',', I !lit IIL.r \loon ln\l r·o•n•r(h 1n ]Mtl'nlhl"''" 'l A!·ttn &cod phrht'f lt k ~ &!HtMJ dl1111 hlt•d 11'>1 : nptlorwd plkh+" r Dn~ fa, lu lo Jo,.,. ol Amrrit"lllt AMiOt.' i~lfon tAAA ). Ho ul4on - A1·ctva ltd lito;& h-·~ n thlta,;o lll[ll T ,..,._, Spo11s l'o (Jrl 11 0 0 ~ 1 0!11 0 lf l/.' 11 Sr"n oo l i !l),nd o J Co,l l"hi"" loot ht~ l l r . 11111 1.;~ ' .,., t!h fir q p l.t 1 , . 1 o t f'~ .roil Ra.vhall - Arq..-ln>d pit( lw-r Rrllln I~ IGI l'fY\1 n ~ UIM '-A" Transact ions :,~; ~ .l u .,~ land I ~~~ ­ Uij~l7lll Hu lllmllro· I lrH·la nd !IlL •· , l ' ]'1 1 - ( \l1 \ MBLS tl'ol l,H ~ 1\l,.ln n Ol)(' nN UP/ High School Ratings st (AIItl~ ~~ AIJanL.a. niJ!:hl ill I II IIo oll'n -.., lnl o · rrur.llnr~MI \\HUH\\ IJ· \I,If. DisastPr also h i t the Division IV preseason top lf.'n, with on ly six of those t r ilm~ gPtt lng firs t week wins- but including :\o I Wh cr lersbu rg . Th r loser s WPrP No 2 Warn'n l<t'nnrdy. No . :J FrP{knrktown, No . H Louisville Aquinas and No 10 Columbus Academy. Wheelersburg recPivPd l'ight fir st pla ce votes and 141 poll pOJnt s f ollowi ng tts 2.1 b win ovt'J So uth Point Friday ntght. Ve1 sai ltrs finis hed seco nd with two firsts and 102 poin ts. followed hv Col umbus Hartley, a 29-7 wrnm;r OV(' l' Acadrm} . in thi rd with HI Thr res t of !hP D1vision IV li st cons ts ted of Akr onManch Pstf'I 1n fourth. followed by Coal c;rovr Daw.son -Brvant, StPubPnv rl lt' Catholi c. West .J efferson, Rain bri dg(' Par nt Vallf'.\' , Sul li van B l a ck fli ve r and IJutlon Ber kshire . Cinrinnati Moe ll r 1· 111 D1\"1s 1o n I. Fos toria in Dh· isto n I I a nri Minstr r i n 0J \"J5 Jon V wrrP tllf' ot hrr threp ratm gs leadf'rs. Moe ller. a Jtl- 6 wi n nPI ovf't stubborn Sycamorf' tn it s opt•nt' r. h{' ld a 1J4 -1.1R margin O\"Pr hi1t0r n va l Princeton m Divi s ron I . Tlw Crusa ders rf'C' elve d fiv r fit s l'i to just onf' for lh r Vik1n g.c;, w hl! whrppPd Cen terville 14iltn thctt point s. - MajoN catfi sh up to l o pounds are being taken fr om shon: lin r ar eas. Try fishing th e area around lhP se cond brid gC> and usP trild Jtion al catfish ballS such as nig ht cra wlers and cut ba tt. An or'Cd slona l wal lf"yf' <.~ ! so is bPing ca ught Ru sh r , Pr k Lake - Blue gills arr br in g ec~ught f1 om shore lim· arras in shallow watrr L argfl moulh bass st't'm to favor bU/' · t. batt s J. nd poppt•r s fished around Wheelersburg Division IV leader; Coal Grove Hornets ranked fifth Richmond Heights ends longest losing streak at 51 By GENE CADDES U PI Sports Writer COLU MBUS, Ohio tUPlt Oh io high sc hool football noli's from aro und the .state · Hiehmond Height s' 51 gc~m<' losin g s trrak - long est 10 thl' SI.J I( · - cam£> to an end F'ridav nrght wh e n th e Spartans be<.;! i.Pdg <· mont 21 -7. Richmond HP1g ht s hadn't won since th(' fina l game of the> 1984 s<•t~ s on a nd Thl• !', lrPak included 32 shutout s. St•niu r tailback Art McG<'t' rustwd fo r 110 va rd s and onr tuur hdow n. whi~le quanerbak Mikr Prnny tossed a pa ir of tour hrl1 1v.: n passes t o sophomon' St·an HakPr. TIIC• Watn•n Harding Raidprs - i:l co nsol idation of Hard1 ng and \Vr str rn RPserve- opened with d ,lY il win over Clrvcland .John H C~v. Coae h Phil Annarella's of frn sr had had not sco rrd in two pr·rsr<:~son ':>crimm ages, but f>X plnderl for 33 first -half point s again st th e Hornet s. Minf'rva' s 32-gamr rPgu la r SPa so n winning s trra k wa~ snapJlf'd Frid av nigh t when Na '.11 n' Fairless nipped thr Lio ns 20 11 in ovl'rtime. lt was th e fi rs t It•gular se ason loss fo r Minrrva " lnt't' .1 .11 13 se tback t o U n1o n 10\Hl l.ak( • in 1986. Hrr to1 Rudr igu<'Z catTifld 32 tJITif'S lor L20 yards and bOth tow hd uw ns in F'rf'mont Ross· 11 1 wi n m·pr T1ffin Co lu mbtan I· mL 1\ night depth nea r vegetation and su bmerged brushplles. Cowan lake - T ry the uppe r end of the la ke for channel cat!ish. Use traditional catfi sh bail s and fish during t he ea rly morning or I<Jie evening hours. Bluegiii s can be picked up throughout lhp lake in shallow wat er . Try a topwall'r b(:Jit fu r l argemout h bass. Central Hoover Rrservoir - Channel The Daily Sentinel Look for special savings in color insert in today's paperl I Office Hours Monday through Friday •Free Gifts •Drawings Every Hour •Refreshments •Balloons & Candy for the Kids Suite I :5, PVH Medical Orflce Building Flowers For All Occasion.~ (304) 675·7700 •Weddings •Birthdays •Anniversaries •Funerals FREE DELIVERY IZ I 9 a.m . . 5 p.m. l'lH PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The lamift of pro/tlllollo& Vdtr Drive, Polnl Ptusant, W.V1. 25550 ,. ._.,: ., .. "· . ' • •••• ~ j,J;. 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More !han 100 dealers and " Hopefully, peop le wil l he shocked, " sa id owner Steph anie whose s torefron t usE-rs I nh abit t he street a l most pve ry even ing and vir tua ll y ta ke "church " offers coin·operated sermons, photo oppor tun iti es PERFORMANCE - Travelin' On, a gospel group from Coolville, will be appearing at the R eeds\i l le Fire Depa r tment Labor Day Festival on Saturday from noon to 4 p.m . WINNER - The Cade family of Rutland was the winner of a portable gas stove which was given away at th e Meigs County Fair. Pictured are Jennifer Cade, front, and Henry Cade. Annette Cade, and Malcolm Parks, represenUn g the NaUonal Gas and 011 Corporati on who was sponsoring th e giVI' away . Absent at time of photo was Pamela Cade. 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Indicate what the profile was based on but sa id the kil ler pro bably Is not a sworn pollee officer or a doctor, but works more along the lines of a security guard or a hospital orderly. The r eport said authorities believe the five slaylngs ar e the work of one person who i s knowledgable of weapons and crime scenes and who frequents pla ces where studen ts congr e· gate- bars or clubs . On Wednesday , poll ee told a news co nference that lhe killer sought out petite young wom en wi th brown hair, knew his victims and forced his way In to their apartments, wh ere th e victims were killed . All the vi ctims lit the descrlp· lion, except for one y oung man who was the boyf riend of one of th e four young women killed. "We've got a rather shrewa Individu al on our hands," Police Chief Way land Clifton .Jr. said. " He's proved that severai!Jmes. We have lots of physical evid ence. "11 does appear tha t he had som e prior knowledge of the suspects and their dwellings . We' r e not saying he knew the Individual people over a long period of time. He seem s to be ver y famili ar with apartm ent complexes In the ar ea, ver y comfortable In the ar ea ." Ciiflon said . Terror has gripped the college community sin ce authoriti es di s cover ed the bodi es of the five sludents earlier this week In a three· day period In apartm enl s within 2 miles of th e campus Four were Univer sity of Flo r Ida students and the fif th was a student al Santa Fe Commun i ty College, also In Gainesvi lle. Poll ee believe al l were slain by th e sa me one or two people. Clifton did not discu ss a possl· ble m otl ve or say If the victims ha d been robbed or sexu ally assaulted. "We' r e stili trying to find If there's any common denomlna· tor or commonalities betwee n the five victim s," Clifton sa id . ''Da rk hair seem s to be one of th e commonaliti es. Obv iousl y he l ikes voun~ oeoole. " The firs t th ree v ictims died of multiple stab wounds and their bodies wer e mutilated, Lt. Sadie Dar nell said. The Gaines\ille Sun , quoting so urces, said one of the vic tims, Chri sta Hoy t, 18, had been decapitated and her body sliced open from the peMs to the breastbone, apparently alter she had been killed . The newspaper said Hoyt' s decapitated head had been propped up on a sh elf as If to shock anyone who walked Insid e her apartment. The oth er v ictims appeared to have been bludgeoned or beat to death and their bodies were not mu tllaled, sheriff' s Lt. Spencer M ann said . ' 1'hls per son's first victims will be the most Indicative of what he's seeking," Clift on sa id . "ll 's not unlkely he can change his M.O. (mode of operation) and might c hange his M .O. simply on the basis of convenience. " Clifton said th e killer fo rced his way Into the victims' apart · m ents, entering In the !Irs I r ase through an unlocked door. A task force of more than 100 officers, Including the crime lab specialist who helped catch se· rial murderer Ted Bundy , were working the case, f ielding som e 1,400 calls per hour, Clifton said. Univer sit y of Fl orida fresh· m en roommates Christina P. Powell, 17 , of Ja cksonville and So nya Larson , 18 , of Deerf ield Beach, were stabbed to dealh tletween 11 : 30 p.m. Thursday and 3:45 p.m . Sund ay , medical cam pus Wed nesday. "Some ar<' say i ng liiL'y'rL' walli ng unt il T hursday or Fri day or until they find anot her body I don't know w hy they're waiting , thoug h. F ive Is plenly for me." Cershung sai d. RECLINER SALE We've just received another shipment of quality Berkline recliners. rock-o-loungers and wallaway recliners . Beautiful new fab· rics. Lifetime warranty on Berkline mechan· isms. BEDDING SALE SERTA PREMIER COMFORT 1 Yr. Warranty Sinead O'Connor meets protesters in disguise O'Connor mingled lor nearly an hour as a hall-d ozen demon· strators asked her fans to boycott her performance. O'Connor has been under crltl· cl sm alter she refused to allow the play ing of " The Star· Spangled Banner " before a per· form ance In New Jersey . O'Con· nor sa id she does not allow any nati onalistic themes played at her shows, no matter tbe coun· try, because they have little to do with music. At one point a television reporter for WNYT·Channel13ln Al bany, who did not recognize O'Co nnor, inter vi ewed her for a r eacti on stor y . " We' re j us t fans, " O'Connor told the reporter, sayi ng she did not unders tand !he contr over sy over the national anthem. One of O'Co nnor 's entourage requested a small America n fla g from one of the protesters and was given it . O'Con nor later took th e fla g Into the show with her . O'Connor was well r eceived once on sta ge and tol d the crowd she never meant any disrespect for America ns. She dedicated her next song, " Black Boys on Mopeds," t o the cr owd . The song Is about poUce violence against bla ck youths In England but O'Connor alter ed the lyri cs to r efer to th e Unlled States. O'Connor also told the crowd she was goin g to sue a Albany radio station WQBK·FM di sc jockey Scott Lansberry lor al· leged libelou s remarks he made about her on the alr . O'Connor's convictions also led her to drop out of a " Saturday Night Live' ' perfonnance earlier this year because she resented jokes by Andrew Dice Clay , the show 's host, about women and , m lnorl ties. ,. SYLVANIA AUDIO· VIDEO TV SALE saaoo $108° 0 TWIN EA. PC . rooms, too scared to return to United Press International DEAD KEYBOARDIST: The Grateful Dead has hired Vince Welnlck, former ly of the Tubes, to repla ce the late Br~nt Mydland on key bo ards. ·'I wok e up one day and I was DeaQ," We! nick, 39. said " Now I'm Gr ateful Vince. " Th e Dead audl tl o""d less than hal l a dozen music ians for the job, Including Pete Sears , former ly of the Jefferson Starshlp, T. Lavltz of the Dixi e Dregs and Tim Gonnan , wh o has toured with the Who. " Th ey wanted that high (vocal ) har m ony and I don' t have that go ing for m e," Sea r s sai d. Mydl and died las t month from a drug overdose. STEVIE RAY REMEMBERED : Bl ues gia nJ B.B . King dedicated his show at the Trump Regency Hotel in Atlanti c Cl! y , N.J., Tuesday nigh t to the m emory of fellow gulla r lst Stevi e Ray Vaughan , who died In a helico pter cr ash In Wisconsi n on Monday . King, who opened his show wllh the song "Let the Good Times Roll," said , " I can see him up there saying, 'Play i I, B .B , play it. "' Aller the show , King said he and Vaughan hi t i t off Immediately upon m eetin g year s ago. "I knew of him long before I met him, " King said . " He was one of a kind . There will never be another one like him . He was like my so n." BUV TODAV OR LAV ONE AWAY! Reg. S289.00 .......... Sale S231.00 Reg. S319.00 .......... Sale S2SS.OO Reg. S329.00 .......... Sale S263.00 Reg. S389.00 .......... Sale S309.00 Reg. S429.00 ..........Sale S343.00 SHOP NOW FOR SUPER SELECTION! thei r apartm ents. Pr e·medlcal student J ill GN· shung, 21, of West Palm Beac h, was among those leaving the By WILUAM C. TROTT Lomtlardi ex tended until Sept. < the deadlin e lor st udents to wllhdraw from classes without penal ty. Though studen ts were leav ing I n droves, few had form ally wit hdrawn fr om !hi' universlly . BERLINE examiners sa id . Da r nell sa id inv es tigators k now whal the wea pon was but would not release thi s lnforma· lion or whether pollee had recovered it . · Hoyt was found stabbed to dea lh ea rly Monda y. She was a stud ent at Sa nta Fe Communlly Co llege and a clerk lor !he A l ac hua Co un ty Sher i ff 's Department . T he bodies of Univers it y of F lorida students Tracey Pau les, 23, of Palm Springs North and M anuel T aboad a, 23, of Carol City, were found Tu esday . The slay ings set off panic and heightened securtt y in the unl· ver sit y communit y. Frightened students fled, and those who staye d arm ed them se lves. Store owners sold ou t of dea d· bolt locks, Ma ce and tla tter y· powered stun guns. Gun stores sa id peo ple bought rif!Ps and shotgun s to avoid lhe 48-hour waltlng per iod r eq uired lor pis tols. So me stud ents shar ed ho tel would al low short ol a handgun," he said. " ... I broughl her so m e tea r ga s." Classes co ntinued on sc hedul e Wed nes day, wi th sporad i c attendance. Un iver sity President John Anderson's FULL EA . PC SERTA SUPREME ULTRA 10 Tr. Warranty $1 08° 0 $1 54° 0 People in the news SARAT OGA SPRI NGS, N.Y. tUP II - I r ish singer Si nead O' Connor , who touched off a co nt roversy when she re fu sed to let the national anth em be played before a r ecent concer t, donned a wig and duped protes ters and a television reporter at a Wednes· day night perform ance, a pub· llshed report said. O'Connor, who wea r s her hair closel y shorn , wore a brow n shoulder· length wig and base· ball ca p as she sat on a fencP oul slde the ga tes of the Sar aloga Performing Arts Center with member s of her band before the show , th e Albany Times Union re ported Thursd ay. Gordon Vinkm uld er, 54, of Fort La uderdale, helped his daughler , Lee. an Asian stud ies student , fi nd sca rce on·c ampus housing . " When I found out there was five dead I went to a gu n shop and boughl lh r• most letha l thing they TWIJ\1 EA PC. SPRING AIR SPRING-0-PEDIC 12 Tr. Warranty FULL EA . PC. $354° --·-- 0 ~ - \\ ' ..... ~ - TWIJ\1 EA . PC . $13500 $185° 0 TWIN EA PC . FULL EA . PC . $469° 0 QUEEN SET Reg. S299.00 13" Remote Color TV .... S279.00 Reg. 5343.00 19" Remote Color TV .... 5299.00 Reg. S669.00 25" Remote Console ...... S569.00 Reg. 5689.00 25" Remote Console ...... 5639.00 IwI PIP & Stereo l Reg. S1 033.00 27" Remote Console .... 5899.00 w/Super Window, Stereo Reg. 52249.00 41" Super Sueen .......S1699.00 w/Remote, Stereo I /'VVz SPRING AIR BACK SUPPORTER 15 Yr. Warranty $479° 0 $569° 0 FULL SET OUEEIII SET <(~Gtlf QGI\1~ '\cldfl \ SALE Occasional Tables End Tables, Coffee Tables, Sofa Tables Oak, Pecan and Cherry Finish SALE PRICED FROM ONLY /1 I Reg. '2399.00 46" Super Screen w/Stereo, Remote ..... S1799.00 Reg. S339.00 VCR .................................. S249.00 2 Heads, 23 Function Remote Reg. 51439.00 Camcorder ..................... S875.00 Time Lapse, X6 power zoom, 7 Lux w/hard case. LIMITED TIME SPECIAL FREE $8900 11541.410 YALUE With the purchase of any Sylvania 13" to 27" color television . S YEAR EXTENDED Pidure Tube Warranty 2 YEAR EXTENDED Service Warranty �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel -Local news briefs--. U. N. Firm supports U. S. action Bob Evans Restaurants have taken a stand to show their s upport of the hostages and troops In the Middle East. Since Saturday, August 24, all 244 Bob Evans Restaurants are displaying red, white and blue ribbons on the fron t columns or their buildings, announces Victor Argabright . group vice president ol restaurant operations. The company selected to use red , white and blue ribbons. Instead ol yellow or orange as some cttles are using, alter talking with the Nallonal Veterans Administration In Washington, D.C. The administration advised the company that the red. white and blue ribbons were the most widely used a nd symbolized patriotism to the military . Realizing that this color of ribbon was the most widely accepted was Important as the restaurants are located in 14 states . EMS has nine calls Wednesday ····------------~~--------------------------------------------- _ _ _ Meigs annnouncements _ __ CLEVE LAND (UP! ) - One Super Lotto pla yer won the $6 million jackpot from Wednesd ay night's gamt• The winning numbers are 13. 17. 22. 2K. :tti, and 41. That winner wlll get $229.800 a year for 1hP next 20 years . Out of the $.3,491.085 worth of tickets so ld. Ohio Lottery offl. ria ls sa id 123 had five of the num bers for $1,000 e a c h a nd another 4.R71 had fou r o f I hem for $75. T he Kicker portion of the game produced the number 617486. and no one had al l six winning numbers. good for $100.000. Six of the $610,3!0 worth of tic ke ts had the first five numbers for $5.000 each; 56 had the fir s t four for $1,1100; 558 had the fir s t three for $100 and 5,470 had the fi rst two for $10. Saturda y's Super Lotto ja c kpot will be $3 mllllon . nament, sponsored by the Souther n High School Iloosters, will be he ld at Jaymar Golf Club on Sa turday at noon. The $.30 entry fee Includes golf, lunch a nd prizes. A,B,C,D four per son scr amble, a nd la dy golfers are welcome . Contact Jim Anderson at 992- 3671 for more Information. Old Bethel Announcement Rev . Miles Trout will be pre aching at the Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Church on Sta te Route 7 nea r Middleport on Saturday at 7: 30 p .m . Pastor Ralph But c her Invites everyon e to at tend . Golf Tournament The Southern Open Golf Tour - He len M. Ha rrts. 74. Syrac use. died Wednesday at Vet e ran s Memori a l Hospita l following a n ex te nded Illness. A homemaker. she was born Jan . 29 , 19:o In Delaware, to the la te Edwa rd J . Morris and Mary E Fielder Morris Mc Kay . She atte nded the Syracuse Presby teria n Churc h. Sheo is survivP d hy two sons, J a mes F . Ha rrt s. F:l P aso. TPxas; Richard II Harris . Sa n Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissio ns - He len Harris . Syracuse; Bonnie Wlil. Pomeroy ; J ames Owens. Pome roy . Discha rges -Thelma Chase. Jose, Calif.: a sis ter, Pauline Mo rarty, Syra cuse; five grand c hildre n, Manuella Town son. Helen Bennett, Linda Harris. Mike Harris, and Sue Ha r ris . four s te p-grandchildren , Dennis Harris, Laurie Harris, Vicki<· Harris, and Aaron Harris , and severa l nieces and nephe ws . In addition to her pa rents she was preceded In death by her hu sband Walter Harris in 1986. an lnfanl son. Ke nne th W. Har ri s. a grandchild a nd a great gra ndchild . Graveside services will be held Sa turday at I p.m . at Gree nw ood CPmetery In Racine with Rev. O'Quln Kelly officiating. Friends may call at the Ew in g Funera l Home on Friday from 2·4 p . m . a nd 6-9 p.m. PC-Compatible Svs;tem With 20MB Hard And Software TANDY ~ 1000 TL/2 Save'425 - $1499 ~~ 286-based with 20MB hard drive, color monitor, mouse . Righ!Wnter. Instant Pages . Quicken •25 -150211043110401133111045 Save $225 on System Above Without the Hard Drive Tandy 1DDD TL/2 System With 4DMB Hard Drive low As S40 Peo Month • Reg . Separate !lema 1524.70 lr25·1602/1043 /1040/13J1 Low Ao $49 Per Month . Reg. Separale Items 2024.65 11'25·1602/104311040/1 331/1046 $1299 Benjamin Je Sol, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Multimedia In c. .... 61\12 Rax Res taurant s... . .. ... .. H, Robbins & Myers .... .. ... 1 9~ Shoney's Inc.. ....... . .. .... 13\18 Sta r Bank. ............... .. .... 181. Wendy's Int'l. ............... 6 Worthingt on Ind ............. ... 20% In OB-GYN Practice since 1975 E. Main Sbeet until 12 o'clock noon, Friday. Sept . 7. 1990. on • 1977 480 Case Backhoe. The backhoe may bt teen 81 the Village Hall . The Village reserves the rigtrt to accept or reject any o r all bids. Richard Seyler, Mayor Brenda Morris. Clerk / Treaa. S1599 BID NOTICE· Bid ipeciticatlona on the Seventtr Street surface drainage and paving project between c:enaln termini in the Village of Syracute, Ohio deacribed trerein will be received by lhe Board of Meigt County Commission· en in the Court House. Pomeroy. Ohio until 12 noon on the !Sttr of September. 1990. The bids will then be opened at 1:00 P.M .. on the 6th of Septarribar, 1990and read aloud. The propoul will be a per bid in place price forth is project •• follows : hcavatlon, ditching, pipe inltatlation and paving 366 feet long by 16 feet wkfe . Eactr bidder muet file a PC-Compatible Computer Tandy 1000 Sl/2. Sne $400. NO! m ever)' s1ore Some m_ay be Clemos No ramchec ~s Wis S999rn 1990 Catalog .~RSC 21 A 125 .1402 . s.&e $99 lOMB HlfCI Drive Clnl. Sne $200. Reg 499 95 125·1032, Sill Z911.95 Entertainment Pl.. _$179 65 value 125·1340 Ed~o~clllon 1n touch anywhere there 's cellula r ser· vJce . W1lh battery. antenna #!7-1050 .v1rt1 RadMJ ShaCk cellular phone camer e>ctpt ,..1'\t,t po-ah•Med olCI•~•I•on ) See stooe lllJ'ld~' too by S l~ lt law iS69!l wotllovt ReQu,.e s chJI o•nQ ~T An(! plus ~ dO<tDil" or mohrte mounTIIlQ _,, Programmable Remote Control 6995 ~egs Save s30 2995 Reg . 39 .95 S tereo -to -go' Batteries . ·phones e>lra #14-1039 • • 99!~3995 Save $40 Low Aa S15 Per Monlh. Dn'.'e w1th confidence! Tones for was 199.95 tn Reg . 99 .95 Was 499.95 In 1990 Catalog Great ster.eo sound I Remote battenes extra. #16·615 En1oy TV shows on the go Battenes extra #16·160 CDIAMIFM Stereo Cassette Lightweight Headphones Programmable CD Player --- Compact Portable Handheld Copier 9951~5 1888 37o/a Off OPEN HOUSE Come see our great new home computer! The Tandy 1000 RL Is 10 eay to UH, you can bt eomputl119 after one brief Hulon. Leam how every Friday at our Open HouH-call any Rlldlo Shack lor times or to HI up a personal demonatratlon. There'• no charge, 10 bring the lamllyl 992,5335 or 985-3561 Auoss From Post Offic• 217 E. Se<. Pomeroy POMEIOY, 11 #12 · 722 . ..... ,· h' 1~ - -. ~-- 1 :: 1 ~ rr~n ... . '. I .. ~ •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Homes leilt "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 NO SUNDAr CALLI 4-16·86-tln Old m11a1 porch glyd•r need• · paint. 304-675-3020. : 992-2269 ·- 6- 12-90 tfn WOOD YARD SUPERVISOR McARTHUR LUMBER & POST St. Rt. 93 McCarthur, Oh. 45651 0 c AA 9V AAA Cat. No. 23-560 23-581 23·582 23·583 23·584 23·585 Reg .59 .59 .39 .99 .39 .35 .17 Jhac:K &fliCJI'S '/ Wooden pallets to glve1way. • First come first served. Gal· · llpollt Dally Tribune, 825 Third : Ave., GaUipolltl. BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 6 "At Reasonable Pri<es" Found: A pup 10-12 w•ks old. : Found In Uonkty Run trea on ~ Friday. Call 614-992-3202 attar 4 .. PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949•2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS pm . , Found : Moth1r1 Ring, Frulhs · Pharm<lcy, call 8r ld1nllfy. 614· · 245-9083 4·16-86-dn FOUND: Wl'tfle dog on Mill Cretk. Ca ll 614-446-9638 I lden - • tlty. PLEASE HELP US FINO OUR LOST DOG : Child's Pel tinct puppy. Modlum alii doo . mostly brown, some black !r fan, Part: Colllt/S I\tphtrd/Chow Haa spollsd tongue. Red collar, answers to "Woody." VIcinity of Addison Pike or loc:al surround· lng aru. If you havt 111n PLEASE Contact: 614·367-7160. ( . u.~iom Hand /ru1~ Tu llrn1H'.~ 614-992-2328 : " ~ . . lost: Missed vtry much ll 2 y•ar old·Biondt malt Glrm1n Sheperd wearing tsgt, nsmt Is Ranger. L.Dat 2 mllu oft Eaat 68t Darwin. 114492·3230. We Say What We do. We Do What We Say. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE L-------'"---7.:..:·..::2.::.3....;·1..,;m::;:;;;o·~;_j,l7 Yard Sale Your Roof Roady For Another Year of Ice and Snow? Now's The Time to Find Out. Gallipolis & VIcinity 1 mile from Holzer Hospital on O.J. Whitt Rd. 1st Brick Home, Frl & Sat. CONSTRUCTION lsi end 3rd, 8-7. Ctnttnary Townhouat, Rt. 141. Baby ltemt, dlshts, furniture, clolhea, toy1, 992-7762 mise . For Old & New Roofs , Shingles Repairs. Gutters 3 F1mlll..: Everythlngl Friday, Saturday, 1;-7 At.1 SWinn Cr..k Cemetery, Crown City. Building and Remodeling Wt• Guaranlrt• \ ' our Satidarlion FREE ESTIMATES JOSEPH 0 JACKS 7 - 20 ·1 m o 3 Family : ChHhlre, B.. lde ~ Food Shop on Rt. 7. Camcorder, • d Fi•hsr stereo, dlslgnlf clotMa, Friday & S&turd1y. 3 Horse Power, 60 Gillon T•nk. Campbell Hausfeld Air Cam- 'll • COUNTY RECYCLING pr1ssor, sm111 tool1, crarnaman 20" eholn saw, Uke new. All . ~!~~·I ~:,d~~~~~~.'w:~ :\'\l".t OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU... POMEROY, OHIO : Rt. 7 & S.R. 143 ALBANY . OHIO : Rt. 50 & S.R. 143 NEw H 0 URS : """'' 4 Family Route 141 375 LeGrand•, Rain or ahlnl, Ylacetlaneous, clothing. large shoe•. 26 .. 4-tpe•d bl~• August 31, PAYING AS OF TODAY, AUG. 10, 1990 sopttst.H 4 Family V~rd Sale, Fri 11 Eno 1t Elkl nt Store. # 1 Copper • 1 per lb Clean Dry Aluminum Can !I, 35(: per lb Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb .. Batteries $1 ea . Yellow Brau 40C lb .; Alum . Sheets 400 lb . L_____l.!!,.:.;::L-;~~2:,-~.!,1..!1..::,_ _:•:_':.;:'...:·•:::o..::•::."..Lj • on Rou11 141, Frlcley, · sa~ ,day. Monday9:00to5:oo. POMEROY : 9 a.m .- 7 p.m. 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m . - 6 p .m . 6 Days. Closed Sunday * Lost & Found All Yerd Sales Mutt B• Peid In Advance . OEAOLINE : 2:00p.m. I hi day before th1 ad ls lo run. Su nday tdlt!on . 2:00 p.m. Friday. Mond1y edlllon . 2:00 p.m. Sslu rday. Back Yard Sale : Aug. 31, Sept. BISSELl & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 1st. Rl. 7 In Cheshire. 9-1 lots PLUMBING & HEATING New lo(Dfion: 1U North St<ond Middleport, Ohio 4S760 SALES & SERVICE We 5)1'90 lin c.,v Fishing Suppli• Pay Your Phone Cable Bills Here . .t BUSINESS PHONE 1614) ~~1- 6 SSO '£110£NU PfiONI (bl 4 ) nZ-T7S 4 r~::~::===':':":'"~ COUNTRY HOT .i)PR INC MOBILE HOME PARK Yt nJ1- •Mobile ~ome P.ar!t SPA ,( ,, 1).,1 · /\ Y" ·"· j((' t rc. ll •Mobile Hoind o: Rf'ntels •Lot• Rental s . sma ll size women'• lean! and olher clothing 4-14. M~.,.. d"p woll pump ond othe• "'""!tome. • Firat tim• sale : 1 314 mlt11 on Gtorgn Creek Ad_ Sel'lool · clothet, tumlturl, houHhokf item•, Iota of misc. Fri 1 S•t . Fn & So l. 413 Hubberd be. Kanauga , 4 Femlly, Home Inter- lor. baby it1m1 , other misc. Friday & S1turd1y In M•reervilla : Clott'lls, motorcyct• hll· mel. dishwasher, g!aaawere, ll oor stereo, misc . 614-256-1657. Friday, Aug 31, 8·5. 141 one mil• from Jumbo on right , Ouih blocks, allverwart, 2 911 hNtlng IIOVIS, rlfll -.hh KOpl, Houver upright sw .. per, .. wJng m1chlnt, & mort! G1rage Sal•. Aug. 31, Fri., S.~l. ' 1, S1f. 9-5. 3 mil at down 7, Cllpptr Mill tum right , lo Orchsrd Hill Road. Follow Signs, to ShoulriniJ Rid gt. 3rd brick house ltft_ Kevin O.nnla, 614448 -2847. Canning tsr•. woodwork, upright pl1no. Boya, girls, mtn, womtn clotM1. Bleycta,jawlery 5118: Rodn1y Pikl I First Ave., Bidwell · Phillips Ruldtnee, S.pt 3 & 4th, e.s. Women '• clothing , 1lze 18 ; baby lttm1 ; wtlght bench; chldlren·s clothing; poJc:h glider; Cl~neft ; tabla & e hllra, couch. GII"IQI 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of Sail: Saturday, S.plember 1st , 214 Magnolia Drive, 8:30a .m., 5 Families, Many cl81n misc . 814-448-9627. . Sale .29 .29 .19 .49 .19 Small pony. 614-2M-6519. CALL JACKS ROOFING & . fj box · Gll"IQI Rog. 159.95 PURCHASE! Full-•lz• mattress & apringa. 614-446-9629. USED RAILROAD nES Pomeroy, Ohio L~~~~1~Pe~~~. 9995 HALF PRICE! '-"'-''------- - . BILL SLACK Stereo Car Cassette SPECIAL Fr••-Giveaway!l Six adorlble · mlx~Kt puppln. Par1 Gtrm1n : Shepherd. N1itd homea lm· • m1dialely. PINH CIU 614-992- • 7249. FuU-slzt couch, you pick-up. · Call 614-44 6- 3869 morning•. • 1-12 -' 88-Hn Heavy-Duty Batteries asa •VINYL SIDING Bilek cat, clean houHbroken, · hu hsd ehote . Very gentll. 114. · 446-3935. : •fiREWOOD i01l0/'8911n Giveaway 6 yr old f•malt Poodle, c1111h1r' 5 :00, 304·675-2157. . Help Wanted • • • Reg . 29.95 VHS Video Tape 3 Paks 1.t.l7 WMI N44 ·490 Plan Now to Attend Our KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICt Ar:rots From Pott Offi<e POMEROY, 11Ht0 • W\ 2- 1912 Was 299.951n 1990 Calalog low As 115 Per Monlh• HALF PRICE! Fold ·n carry #33-981 Cut '150 All'MlKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SE*YICE 99n33S or 985 -3561 11 ~ year old Ruatlan Blue t.mal• · cal. Spayed, de-cl1wed. Has · shots. 614-317-1123. · SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL •uGHT HAULING 985-4473 667-6179 140-4037 Low Ali S15 Per Monlh • Low Ala $15 Per Month • MICROWAVE OY.EN REPAIR X and K bands. #22, t621 AMIFM Stereo Portable Save t989 Calalog •450 8-). '90-i • • Compact Radar Detector HALF PRICE! 32995 949-2168 .. 2-Way Speaker 13995 (81 23 . 30 2tc FREE ESTIMATES . ... AM/FM Stereo Cassette •&o you save wr!h !he dosS!( reds will be considered . Bidden shall furnish plans. Three sets of detailed drawmgt shall accompany each bid and thai! be sealed by a licensed professional engineer. along with a ttate· ment of compliance with the HS -20 loading . Specific•· tiont, contract documents. and bid proposals may be obtained at ttre office of the Meigs County Engineer. Each proposal must con· taln the full name or ttre party making the bid and all pertona interested therein The Meigs County Com· mi11ionert reseNe the right to accept or waive any for malities and to reject any or all bids. or any pert thereof . APPROVED PHILIP M . ROBERTS. P.E.• P S. , MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER & • Ends clutter and contusion - replaces up to B remotes . Battenes extra. #15 · 1903 Carry anywhe re' With case . accessones . #16-852 You 'll build a b•g neSI egg when NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bid proposal• for the con· atruction of a new steel beam bridge located in Chester Townttrip will be received by the Board of Meigs County Comml11ionen in the Court Houte, Pomerov . Ohio until 12 noon, the 6th dey of September, 1990. Ttre bids wilt be opened at 1 :16 P.M . ttre 6th day of September. 1990 and read aloud . The bid price will be for an in place price project as fol lows: lnue 2, Job No. 6 bridge replacement with an all-welded steel beam bridge, length 50' 0" over · all. roadway 18 ' 0" cleaf, loading HS-20·44, Steel A 38 prime. .painted floor, Floor 7 geuge -gelvtnized 3•9 corrugation. The bid shall be accompanied bv a bond or certified check in the amount of ten percent of the bid . The bond atrall be mede pavable to ttre Meigs County Commillionart and bond for unsuccea•ful bidders will be returned after the award or the con· tract. The bond will be retumed to the succeaaful bid · der after the execution of a ~ontract which haa been ap· proved by the Prosecuting Attornev . At a prerequisite tor bid · ding , onl'j contractofl that are qualified OOOT bidders • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Aeqvo r~ s nr .... dCIIVdliOn ~nd r1Momum ~rrv~f tnmmo tmf'nl low 4s $25 Per Month • 181 23, 30 2tc Public Notice '0 DAY WADANTY WASHERs- SIOO up DRYERs-169 up REIRIGERA!ORs-1100 up RANGES- Gas-Eiec. - 1125 up fREEZERs-1m up MICRO OYENs- 179 up ~ • 8-in-1 Universal VHS Hi-Fi Stereo VCR With Remote . • Make/take calls wherever you go' Stay Was 5999 tn 1990 Catalog 10% performance bond at the time of the bidding and the successful bidder muat file a 100% performance bond. A letter e1tabli1hing certified line of credit. in the ltat&d amount , from a bank doing businesa wittrln th~ scope of Ohio Banking lawa. will be accepted as complying with the bonding requirement. The succe~aful contractor may be required to furnish any field reporta as required by the Meigs County Engi neer. Proponls are to be retumed on forms supplied by the contractor. The envelope. containing the bkl, mutt be plainly martc.ed. " Syracuse Project''. Bid specifications may ba picked up at the Meigs County Engineer' t Office or the Meig1 County Commis sionen' Office. The Meig• County Com missioners reteNe the right to accept or reject any or all bid1. or any part thereof . APPROVED PHILIP M . ROBERTS. P.E. P.S.. MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER Public Notice • • Single Charge ssgg Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting USED APPLIANCES Is Pl .. _St 14 85 Saves300 NEW- REPAIR Low As $15 Per Month • • Fits Easily In Your Briefcase • Just 1'/•" Wide, Weighs 28 Oz. • Talk for Over an Hour on a value 12S-134 I Prvducttlllty Pal Ourcken Rrgh!Wnter. lnslant Pages $17~ 85 value ~25 · 1331 ROOFING Reg. 499 .00 N PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV loge HeH. Cterl<'t Office. 320 Save s100 Trained in Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical for ~ppointmlnt, Ca[[ 675-3400 Morufay-:Friday, 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed bids will be re· ceived at the Pomeroy Vii- Handheld Portable Cellular Telephone 399* Howard l. Wrltuel _ _ _ _ _ Bulletin Boards on Page 2 Public Notice 4 f---------'T---------,---------~ • . ... .17 % The Daily Sentinel- Business Services • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace !le t~•ts 170 A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Dale Clinton Rockhold. 44, ReedSville. and Shirley Mae Harris, 39, also of Reedsvil le. The parties were Incorrectly ldentl!led In the Daily Se ntinel. Limited Inc.... ...... "If we bear this in mind and Inte rnational efforts intensified , there would still be hope in reso lving the crisis." he sa id . In other developments : 5 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Classified Dally s tock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m . ) Am Electric Powe r .. ........ 26~ AT&T.. ... ........ ............ 32 Ashland Oil . .... .32\-1 Bob E va ns........ . .... 13:Y, Cha r m ing Shoppes ......... 8 Cit y Holding Co.. . . ... 14 % Federal Mogu l .. .. ........ 16\1, Goodyea r T&R ..... ... .. 24 Key Centu rion .. ... .. ..... II Lands' End .... . .... 121h from Kuwa it and res torallon of t hP government. Low Aa "6Per Month • Reg. Separate ltemo1924 .65 ~ Save 1 Correction Fore ign Minister Tariq Aziz. He descr ibed his mission as "ex tre mely difficult a nd delicate ... The U.N. c hie f s meeting with Aziz was sc heduled for Thursday but unconfirmed reports said It ha d been postponed until F riday . Sa udi Fore ign Ministe r Prince Saud al Fa isa l a rrived In Cairo for Thursday's meeting of the Arab League foreign ministers . saying the basic solution to the c ri s is was Iraq's withdrawal Public Notice --Area deaths-Helen llaJTis 30, 1990 101 23. 30 2tc Deputies probe two wrecks One Super Lotto player wins $6 million necessary, to enforce a UN. sanctioned embargo agai nst Iraq . "! do not want to give thl' impression that we have a so lution at hand ." Perl'z de Cue lla r told French television in a dvance of h is m eeting with Iraqi withdrawa l of Iraqi forces fr om Kuwait, re-es tablishment of the deposed government and release of ail foreigners held hosta ge after Baghdad's Aug. 2Invaslon . The U.N. Sec urity Council also approved the use of force . If Thursday, 30. 1990 Stocks Continued from page 1 Units of Meigs County Emegergency Medical Servi ces responded to nine calls lor assistance on Wednesday. At 1: 05 a.m .. Pomeroy squad went to the Meigs County Sheriff's Office for Keith Musser . Musse r was tra ns ported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 3:30 a .m , Pomeroy fire department was dispatched to Mechanic Street for a structure fire . Information about the lire was unavailable a t press time on Thursday . At 4: 50a.m ., Syracuse squad went to Co llege Road for Helen Harris, who was taken tohVe teran s Memorial Hospital. At 9: 05a.m ., Racine squad went to Roush Landing for Perry Hughes; Hughes was take n to Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital. Rutland squad was called to College Ave nue atl2 : ',7 p m ., and transported Jacob Powe ll to Pleasant Valley Hospi tal. At4 : 52 p.m . . Pomeroy squad went to Locust Street J ames Ownes wa s taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 5:45p.m .. Po meroy sq uad went to Condor Street for Harold Grat e. He was taken to Holzer Medica l Ce nter. Rutland squad wa s called to State Rout<· 32 a t 6: 10p.m . to an auto accident. Me lvin Erwin was taken to Holzer Medical Ce nter. AI 11 · 26 p.m ., Tuppers P lains squad was called to Keebaugh Road to an auto fi re. Two accidents, both the results of deer running into the drivers' paths, were Investigated by the Meigs Co unty She riff's Department on Wednesday . According to Sherif! James M. Souls by, Ihe first accident took place on State Route 338 near the Yellowbush intersection at 12:45 p.m . yesterday . Del ores G. Lyons, Racine. was northbound on State Route 338 when a deer ran Into the path of her 1990 Chevrolet Moderat e damage was listed to her car . The second accident occured around 5: 30 p.m . on Horse Ca ve Road and resulted in a 15 year old being c ited to Meigs County J uve nile Court for operating without a valid operator's license . According to the report, the 1985 Chevrolet Cheve t teowned by Ellen C:reen wa s heavlly damaged. According to the report, the juven lie wa s cas !bound on the countv road and lost control when a deer ran Into the path. He applied his bra kes and the vehlele skidded a nd overturned In the ditch landing on its top . The dr iver and his 13 year o ld brother were not lnju re d. Thursday, August Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio SER~ICE ' 3 Oayo • 3 Papcro • 3 Lin•• $3.33 1. 9. _ _ _ _ _ __ 2. _ _ _ __ _ _ 10 ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 3. 11. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 4. 12 ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 5. 6 13·- - - - - - -1 7. 8 •. _ _ _ _ __ I 4. _ _ _ _ _ __ 15. _ _ _ _ _ __ , f.A.'HIONL V. MAILORRJUN CIN. PRflfT ONE YOIID ll't EACII5P.t.CE ABO\' F. . EACII JNfflALOil CROll I' OF ncURF.ICOUI'Ol AS A YO liD. COUNT !'tAME AND A.00U:S5011 PHONF. !'11/KIIU IF USED. Duclllne &131190 NAM COWMN - - - : - - - - - - - - (aD.- appear ln1 Callipol¥ DMir Tri~ne , r1 . Pln••nt R!!~i•ter, ond P.-. D s.ndnel. IT WAS HERE A SECOND AGO, BUT NOW IT'S GONE! NOTHING MAKES YOUR MERCHANDI SE DISAPPEAR FASTER THAN AN AD IN THE POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL CLASSIFIEDS. THEY WORK LIKE MAGIC. POMEROY DAILY SENTINEL Ill COURT STREET POMEROY, OH 45769 992-2156 We can repair and re· core radiators and heater <ores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gos Tanks. Amcri(J· s FJV11rt1 c Porrablc Sp.1 BAUM LUMBER CHESTER 985-3301 PAT' IfiLL FORD 8-9-l mo . 992,2196 Middleport , Ohio 1-ll-rtc Announcements 3 Announcements R'L L. HOLLON TRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO' •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT ADOPTION We'd love to thiN cur h11rt1 & home with lnf1rtt. WlU ott.r love, warmth & ltfiCIIon, flnsnclally s•c: ure, Ittl help eac:h other! Medicai!Ligal exr,enus paid, Call eolltcl Even nga, 201-'427- 2348. Garage Sale : Sepl. 1st 6 3rd, !rom Holzer Hoapllll tO ICtrr lurn lett to Bldwaii-AodMy Cronroada. Turn rlghl. 3 mllMJ 11n g1rag1 on right. Slg,. Up ladlu, kldt clothes, an slura, · ~ home lnlerlor, fiOWirt, evon, .,. bedspread, curtains, Don 't Mile J This One! Hill & Nul. ~ J Gun11, Knlv••· M. lnst ., Fuml· : ture, gl11sware, old tools, chain ~ 51 W, office furniture, blby furnl· lure, Moral 446 Sprue• St . El1 . 31st, Sepl1, 2. 8-6. Mlac. In Gar•g• Sale Inc. Boob tor sll 1g11, •r,plianc•• tint c:oatuma ltwl ry, tUpJ*Wirwr, clothes, shoes, ahetl1, lower., coun11d x-stltch pattern•, etc. Saturday 11 35 Pol'tsmouln Ad. (At. 14'1) Oa.m.-4p.m, Moving Sate: Set. S.pl 111~!'4· 111 r01d right on Butavllle ~ Handl EXpt'QI (p&rtl), dlnatte, blk1, aq. dane• ck)th-. pk:nlc tsblt1 mtn'a l women'a clotlwa, runn1ng boarda., aamte & 1oya. Rain dlle: Sept 3rd. S.otl, Ch..hlro Ylllogo, Well Special ltmlly w1nt1 to give your baby a toYing trom1. Give Mtln Strllt, Furniture, cSot:hlng, your b1by and ut a ofrltnee. Cell coata. dl•h•, alrcond., I :OOLm. collect 708·352·16M. Mory Ellyn S:OOp.m. Rtln cancels. tnd Chuck. S.pl. 3rd, Ono ctor only. Loto of good [unk, Vltlago or llldwon, Rodney Plko. ADOPTION i1 J I '~. i. j S.otomber 101. w. n · - . Hetghlo, tote ol baby cltlhet. toya, mort clothll, houtlhalcl • hemL •Radio Shack ValuePius• revolving credit Payment may vary depending upon your purchases PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS Vtrd 8tlt. Frtdoy tnd Stllll'drt, Chlkhn'o Clolhat, toyo, ·JIIiiol-' ...,.,. mlloo out ~18 . ' �Thursday, August 30, 1990 Page 12-The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY Gallipolis & Vlclnlly Sate: Y'•rd 2 Renlals e44J 3 ~room g1111ge, Cia, Rutl1nd. btfDep. No pets. 614oii2-&2n Alto tor aetelmeb offer. 3 bedroom houH, nice and cl11n. AbtoiU1aly no Inside Pttl. Deposit and Asftrencn r~qulrld. fiU-992-3090. I e38 Socond A... , Gallipol'-, Ohio. Fri, Sat. A&o!l31ot,lopl1ot. Baby bod, •l"'o homo lntarior, c.ratnlce, c~ Bulavllle Rd. 'TIHra, Frl, Sot. 2 Nmlly. 3 bedroom, 2110 N. Meln. L.eaat, dtpoalt, rtt.rwncM, no pels, 1285. 304-453-11175. Yonl Solo: Clhio clathn, bll11a, lop, hoo.llhold, Fri. Sal. 10.5. 3 Br. 11ouat, Klnauga, faneM yard, Clrport, county water, gaa heat, ..,y aeeeaa to shopplng Unwoocl oil Lob, Rio Granda. Y•rd S.le: r1ln or ahln.. At Thur~n~n. Midi Old ~hool - . , Aug 31, 8apt 1 & 3, trvm 11114. Yard Sl..: Sit. Sept 111, one day only. Children, women & men. efothlng, play ~n. high c:hatr, Uncoln Pfkt, 2nd houn on~ lto5. Yard Sale: Thurs, a. Frt., St "Wl1at Pl. Pleasant Solo, Aug 21,30,31. Bool<a, ck:llhta, Avon botttee. tumiHJJI, g'-"1oo4~JS.58:W mlac llomo\ to anyt mt 11om 1MO All 1111 10:00 PIJ, Rl. S5 Tllroa milo oroak Rood. Mt caJI Yard S. ... Seat. 1 and 2. 1105 Fifth Sl, ..._ H.ven. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 3 iomlly garago aalo. S.pl.t SChool Au!~. 31- cloChee, Iinke. tlecbio ~ end tabt..... c. 1 mite .... of Rutland. S flmlty yard Ule II "'Sam'a'", Tyro& lloiilovlld, Racine. Sopl. 1,2,3. s"""' 11 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS HIRING fl6,000-$62,~.000 yaar. Coli 1-605-564.&500 .... GB 9&& tor lmmMialt rHpon•. Flat Btd drl~•,.. na1dtd 101 long hauls. Atl111t 1 year experience r.qulrtd. Call 614-811-!005 or 514-446-9443. INTELUGENCE JOBS. CIA, US Customs, OEA, tic. Now Hiring. Call1.acJ5-687..SOOO Ext. K-10189. Local butlnna now accer,ting r.sum• for sec:rttrlal pos lion, applicant must h1vt good typing tkllla, some computer knowlodgaiiBM PC), good lelephont tkllls, must work wen with public. All retum" con· lldential, Jtnd to Box S-24 % Point Pltasnt Register, 200 Main St, Pt. PH, WV 25550. EARN MONEY typing, word proc:Hslng, peraonal comput· lng. At home. Full or part 11ma. $~,000 y.. r Income potential. (1) 1105-587-6000 Exl. 84562. Second, lllddlotpo<t. SaP!. 1-7. Clothing, boddlng, HMnl, drape:t., curttlns, beldtprNdl, dflh•, pane, 11n1111 eppllane.a, furniture, mlec. Now T1king Applications tor Pomtro,- I Oalllpollt, Oomlno's Pizza. Aug""' 31-Septam..., 3 ot Sheridan . PJtrce Rnldlnct. Otwlttl Run Rotd. Dltiha, loolo, baby clolhoa. Organlll Netdtd. Reply in writ· lng to GriCt Epltcopal Church, 328 E. Main Street, Pomeroy or c.ll 614-192-3968 on Tues. or Thura. bttora noon . t10 Garage Sa ... Raln or ehlnt. POSTAL JOBS 116,392· Soma clathlna-Ukt nnr, Iota ot $61,125/yr. Now hiring. Coli )11 nice Items, f""rlday-31.-, WilL 805-eat-6000 EXT. P-4562 or Jo'a Gift Shop- Sytoc,.., curr.nt 1~. Smlthl~. Wanted Merchandiser, Gibson Stpt 112. Yard Ale. TlrM, Qrwtlng Cards, Porr.roy. P•rt sump purnp, IMP pat11, boole, tlmt, houra lltxlable, contact entMalnment center, baby Point PINtnt Job Servlc:e, 225 iltm1, clalhlftQ, homa Interior, Sixth 9t, P~nl Pttaaant. h\.lmldllllr, wlcktr, cwta.,.., tatevlsktne, alaN tap labll, Wanled: expertenctd servle~~ -'ng bl .. DuJOoOOft man, for commercial lllfrigenll· coni... lena -~pllon tlon, a heating, air conditioning and morw. At tM tnterwctton of rtPilra. Local "tabllshld HVAC 124 and 3311n Roclno. 1-a. Comp.any. Send blief rHumt 10 Box Cia 044, c:Jo Gallipolis Dally Yard Sail. 813'1·lrl. Flrtl n»d to Trlbunt.l.~25 Third A~ttnut , Gallaft 112-mllo Soulh of T-- llpollt, UN 45631. Pialna. Watch tor -'gne. -mo. Yanl Sale. Alrguol31~mbar 1. au,., big c~. County Rood21Buhan. Shuatlon Want ad 12 oa-. Yanl s.1o. F-y. Aug. 31, 18 Wanted to Do Saturday, September 1. 150 =::-:--::---:--::--:::---:Gtneral Hartinger Parkway, Child C.. In My Home, obe M::Idd=lol~p=on-=:.:-c--:----c::-c-:-,--:-l cfllan pltyieleep aru.lndlvld\.lal ltttntlon. tn town. 114 4 41 7881. Yard Ull. s.turdly, Stpt. 1tl, 84. Small makt-up wanlty and Cltenlng, raaldtnUal, I com. . .1, dNuW 8CIIWI 1nd mercial. Reference~, 614-379dollleo, ch.olra, houM hold 22'11. Htmt and lola of miec. N..t to AI.ICLtnd Furnltuf'l, on comtr. = ~::.,~aft, bob •lo. Sopl. 1. triln Chweh Second Straot Syrocuao. Public Sale & Auction 8 Rick P..I"'Itl Auction Company naw booklng auctions, e•· peritnce makeo 1ht dlll•renr;:e. llctnetd Ohio, Kentucky, Will Vlflllnla, 304-7'73-5785. Dnld loaa'l Auction StfVIcs 1 Now boollfrig auctkmti, lk:enHCI In Olllo, 1114-146-7750. Wanted to Buy 9 W.nlld To Buy: Junk Autos wft:h 01 wtthout mo4ors. Call 1Mr1 Uvoly. 514.J83.11303. W.nlld To Buy : Used Mobile ....._, 1..,.......·0175. Employmenl Services ttelp Wanted 11 Magic Years Day Cart Center reasonable, dependable, llcerwt, quality child cera. Monday thru Friday, 7:30 till 5:30. For mort Information or to ,.glettr 304-675-5847. Mary'a Quality Child Care, aafe • affordable, w/ratarancts, llon..fri, 114-446-0311. 6~6, Mitt Paula'a Dar Cera Center. Sa ... aHordablt, chlldcar.. M·F I a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Ages 2 -10. Beton, after aehool. Drop--Ina - .. 114-446-6224. Will Baby all In my homo. Hava Good Rtle,.ncll. Also Wookonda. 114-388-1114 Will babyaH, my homo. Mid· dlepot'l. 61~992-3723 . Will do hou..ciNnlng. Rtfertnc.. titWil-1983. Wlll to btbyslttlng In my home WMkdayt, Agee: 2 I up. Ha~te da'fCII1'11 experience I raltrenc... Exc:tlltnt Cart. 6t4o446· a202 . Would like to do b<ibyslttlng In my homs. Mon..frl. Oaya only. 114-446-81IMI. •ASSE.IIIL£R8 NEEDED' h:w:wdllf:e openings. No exp. Fuii/Par1 lma. Call 1· 100 4117a.m..10p.m. Financial AVOII • .U - . CaH ll.orllyn W....104 112 21 5. A NO _.EHSE WAY TO $500 21 In town, small, 2br, laundry, quiet neighborhood. 6 room house on Uncoln Hill . 1 porch $250. lncludl8 water bill, Set or acra, clean lot . 614-992-3270. etoll Earl Topa, 614-446·0'161. 7 roomt 1 1f2 Ntttt, country Ona bedroom country homeli~ing but cloae to Melgt School and town. Rt. 33-4 lana, close to Maiga High School. Townsh ip Road 'l7. Arst road to ldNI tor m11rl~ coupe. or right. Call 614·992-1118 or 1-384· rwtlred couple. Daya 614-992· 6642 or tvtninge 614-9$112-2621 21!97. GOVERNMENT HOMES trom $1 POMEROY. 2 bedroom, ona {U repair). Otllnqutnt tu tloor plan houat tor rtnl. Ctr· drapea, stove, propertr. Aapossnslons. Your pill~ , arta (1 &Os-687-6000 E11. GH· raUgarator, and hJII basmtnt with wfd hook-up. ldaal for 4562 for c:urrtnt rtpo 11&1. working Of retired c:oupla. $250. Country Selling. 4 b4Ktrooms, 2- Deposit and raftrtnell. Call 112 baths, ctntrtl heal and air, 614-992·5292. baHmtn1, attached garage. 20 minutes from Athens, 1-112 42 Mobile Homes miles to Meigs High School. for Rent Ratarancts and deposit required. 614-593-6937. 1 112 b.d room tumlantd trailar1 Must Nil Mason, WV. No down $167. month, depoalt ana pa'l.manl It auume load, cash rattrenct rtqulred, watar and $'1 ,000. 304·127-5010 or 304- IIWtr furnished, Crab Crtek Road, 304-675-1206. 675-1286. ':--::-- =-:.,--,-- Mull! 1111 Mason, WV. No down pa'/.mtnl If Illume load, cash S1 ,000. 304-727·5010 or 304675-1286. For Salal Houu 3 bedroom reasonablt.2. House 3 bedroom doluxt.3. Commorcial build· lng.4. Two lots Jackson A~t . S . Comer lot VIand SI.A.Ona Real Ettate, Broker. 304·675-5104. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1 112 acre lot, w/5 room dwell · lng, grill«! wall, plut rural, loeated on 160 BP School, ax· c:ell~nl building IO<;atlon, po• albia land conlr1ct, 11rioua Inquirt.. only. 61111 .. 46-0514. 12x52, 2 bedroom mobile home. Exeelltnl condition. $4,000. 614992-6~. Also pop-up eampotr, 1350. 6~05 . 1973 Haven 12160, 2br, excellent cond, Gas haat, new carpet, $5,950; 614-446-0175. 1975 Champion 14x65, 2 BR, sat up on prlval'l tot on 218. 6 mi. from town. $4500. FrM rtnl for 1 year. 114-256-1393. 1919 Schultr, 14x65, 2 BR, all tltetrlc. 19,000. Attar !! p.m. 1514· 386-!1634 Of 386-6529. 1982 Townhou11, 14•10, double txpando, CA, Many Extrut On prfVIIt rented lot in Rodney. 814-2U·6041. 1982 Townhouss, new hut pump & porch, axe:. c:ond, 11t up in park, 814-446-67'18. 1985 mobile home 111x70, tltctric, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, porchn, outbuildings, 304.a.82· 3706 or 882·2967. 1986 VIctorian Cuttom, all electric two bedroom, must IH to appreciate, essumabia lotn , 304-882·3451. $271 DAILY Wctftdftg 81 harnt, peopil Clll ,.u to order, Call Roger lor drii.U.. JOt Ill 3tt3 Ert. B-2. -- 3br houM with family room, n•w carpal & paint, flnced In yard, Prlctd to ..111 Rodney area. 614-245-5961, 614-367-72!12. 12x60 moblla home, $2,500. 304· Yanl oalo. Friday only. Tum off Will taks care of that apeclal Rl .7 N. otllamory Tum lovtd one In my home. Will ac:· Alzhtimtrw. Matt ot female. ri9ht at 11t. Crottrold. New ctpt c,.fta, reg\.llar alze btd, loft Tup~ Ptalnt .,... 114-667· &183. mora. HouN trailer; Fumish..:l or untumlshed; new ca,.t and linoleum; two bedrooms, with two large rooms added . tiO,OOO tumlshtd, $8,000 untumlshed. 614-992-2085, or Columbut 1· 673-4465. SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 Of' 3 bedroom14x7'0 models at tht unbelievable price of $12,900 dtllvsrad and 111 up. Call1-800-'72t-40451or dtltita. N.. hua 14x70 w/npando, tltuattd 75 acre land, P.::Ynl PIN•ant, Many axtraa, priced on lnapectlon. l04-67!i-791'7. Two bedroom mobllt home carport, tnached building and land in Middltpor1. Convenient to .choolt etc. Aasumt loan 614-1163-81168. Wlndaor, 14x7'0, 2br, delu•e kitchen, CA, vinyl undertkil11ngl st:or~gt bulldinga, many n1raa Furnished or unfurnished, Ouall C..ol<, 114-24&-112116. Business Opportunhy 33 Farms for Sale -·e: ADAYI -mill-. , Noodod. lmmadloto No noadad. limo. Cal 1 - ) . axr- .m.-tOp.m. $2/mln. AVOII I AI Arua I Shlriay lpooro, 304475-1421. Eam _ , . , by lho -'<. Join the ,.,,..,... to dtrnoM!rllt ~'IJie.World ". Ju1v-D1c .,.,.. LMve name, - - ond ~ number on ....... NMce. 114--912-6318. EAIIII IIONEY Aoadlng BooUI po.-,r - lnoomo potonRal. _i111tr!t1- Ctl I05;uuooG EaLY- 198S model t4x70, 2 SA, garden tub & thowar. 9ultt·ln microwave & lter.o. Reali~ nle.. S.t up on nic:t private level lot. Must hav• rat. Appr. by. Hud. 1275/mo. Water Included. 814-256-1393. 2br Mobile Home for rant, call '"" 2p.m. 614-446-0521 Twin AIVIrt Towtrt, Housing for tht Elderly and HandlcapJ*t. Apal1mtnta now a~allablt·rtnl · Ina for 30% of ad/usltd incoma. 200 Stcond St. or Cllll 304-675- een. Two bedroom apt, carpet, kltchtn tumlshtd, 3()4.875-5104. two bedroom untumlshtd apartment In Middleport. Ntwi't remodltd centrtl heat and air, all utllltl•• lnc:ludtd. $275. Call 7 am to 1 pm. 614-949-2217. UpSIIIrt. Fumlthtd, 3 rooms & bath, cletn, no pets, raferenc:t &: deposit required. 114-446-1519. 3 bedroom, fumishad, Wuher/Dryer, lor salt or rent . 614-9ii12·-:N79 2 bedroom Mobllt home lor rani, upper Rt. 7, Kanauga. Ohio, 114-446--0S08 or 446-0817. Mob~• home for rtnt lo one genliem1n in Mina,.villa. 614· 992-3181. Tralltr: Furn 'td or unfum 'ed, 2 SA, cable, beautiful river view. In kanauga. Fotttr'l Mobile Home Park. 614-446-1602. 44 Apartment for Rent 1 ~droom, partially tumlsh11d, 101 Second Ava, Util ities paid, Otposll requhtd. $230/mo. 6t4· 37;.2171. 2 bedroom furnished . Patio, w/d .,.. . s~urlty depos it. $175 JW~r· utitille1 not Included . 614·992· 6866 after 6 p.m. Large Prlvale Lot. Gr11n Local School Dlatrk:t, IM.....,.053. Merchandise 51 Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sotaa and chal,. priced from $395 to $995. Tablet $50 and up to $125. Hide-a-beds $390 to $595. Recilntf"' $225 to $375. lamps $28 to $125. Olnattea $109 and up to $495. Wood table w-6 chalra $285 to $795. Ouks $145 up lo $375. Hutc:Ma S400 & up, bunk beda eomplltl with mallrest 1295 and up lo $395. baby Mdl $110 MIHiliiUS or box springe full or twin $78, lirm $88, and $98. Ouetn sets $275 & up, King $350. 4 d~wsr chest $69. Gun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 gun. Baby matlreasee $35 & $45 _ Btd tramts $25 Quean Slzt $35 & king I,. me S50. Good aeltclion of ~droom suilea, metal c:ablnett, htadboerds $30 and up to $65.90 days sama as cuh with approved credit. 3 mi. out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon , thru Sat . Call 614· 446.0322. "rlO''· Fumlahed EHiciancy, all utilitlsa paid, ahara bath . $150/mo . Q19 Second A~te . 614-446-3945. $175, Fumiahed EHiclency, Utilitin Paid, Gallipolis, 614· 446-4416, after 7p.m. Oaragt Apartment, In town, 2br, atova & refrigerator, depo!lll & rtltrencs required , no pet!l, $200/mo. 614-446-1t7t . INOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommend• thai you do busi· nen wl1h people you know and NOT lo ttnd monty through the rn.ll until have ln~tSt[gatld lht offering. 54 Miscellaneous Merchaudlse 11 112x18 carpet and pad. GoCJd condition. Electric stolo't. Woodbumar. Call 614-62-6822. Btd Unar lor pickup truck $100. TWo whHI trailer lor farm lrtctor S100. 304-882·:MD4. County Appl lanc•, Inc. Good · ustd applia nctt, T.V. sell. Open 3 room ept, nlct location, 8 t .m. to 6 p.m Mon _-Sat. 614ret.ranc• raquirsd , 304-675- 446·1699, 627 3rd. Ava. Gtl· 1090. llpolls, OH l5 Weill Apt . 2br, 1 balh, prlvttt Ethan Allen cocktail tablt, enct011d p1tlo, c:loae to groctry btautilul diNng tabla, 4chairt, 1101111 & shopping c:tnltr, water, whlr1pool, mlrcowsve, quHn HWer, Irish provlded. $265/mo. head board, Beautiful . 614-38681111..t41·1608. 8936. 3br, 2 bath, nawtl rsmodelld . GOOO USEO APPLIANCES [)apoalt req'd. 425/mo. All Washers, dryers, refrtgtretore, utiiiUte Included. 2br 2 bath Skagga Appllanc11, 1350. &14448-7733, ' .14446Upper Rlvtt Rd. Bttldt Stone 4222. Crtt1 Motel. Calt 614-44&--7398. 6 room duptn.J.. 1114 JaHar1on Matching washer & dryer, white, Blvd. 304-e-fs-.3~3 . 1300. 114-245-9083. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT PICKENS FURNITURE BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON NawllJtad ESYATES, ~6 Jtckson Pika Hou11hold furnishing. tl2 mi. lrom $192/mo. Wa lk to st-oop & Jerrldto Rd . Pt . Pltuanl, WV, mo~tlu. Call6t4-446-2568. EOH. cell 304~75-1450 . Fumiahed Apt, 607 Stcond Ave , Gallipolis, $225; Utllitias pa id , 1br, 6t4-446-4416 af1ar 7p.m. 1op Cuh paid. Old furniture cuboardt, qullla, oriental, palnllngt, toys, or tnllrt es1atl call cotlact 304·!!25-3215, or 304523-6854. SIHplng rooms with cooking. Also trailer spacs _All hook-upa . Call after 2:00 p.m., 304·7TJ.. 5651, Muon WV. 2br, $185/mo . Otposll rtquirsd . 614-367-0632. 2br, OR, large LA addition, in country, Vinton area. Stove, rttrig ., water, trash paid .. $210 plus depoail, 614-388-9686 Antiques RENT TO OWN 614 ... 46·3156 6 pc. wood group $14.01 per weak. 4 ~11r bedroom sullt, CQmpltle $15.20 per waak, dlntllt with 4 cl'1ai1'11 $7.50 ptr wHk. Magic: Chtf 14 cu. h. Refrigerator $12.95 per weak, 15 cu. h. frHl:tr, 110.90 per WMitVI'Ra Furniture. At . 141, 4 miiH oH At . 7-Centenary.Opan 7 day• a w..k. Sloktr healing ltOYt, ulld 3 yooro. l1,000. f14-245-5531. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNrTURE. 82 Oil we St ., Galllpolit. Ntw & Utod lumlture, haattrs, w..tem & Wort~; booll. 6,4-446-3159. Cannon PC 25 Copier, 614-2666218. CommpUitr IBM capatlbie 20 MB hard drl~tt dual lloopy color monhor LO printer, 614-256-6218 . Computer ltand good eond $30. Encloetd coHN tablt wflwo inlabiH $80. 2 matehlng lamps $20. Good c:ond. 304-875-1S09. Four 12.50, 11.5 llraa & wheel&. 8 lugg, chrome epokl rims, $200. 614· 256· 1206. ·:..:.c.__ __ 73 vans & 4 WD's Lotus Electric Guitar wlcase and Gorilla Amplifier .. $250 firm. 614· 44B'·1nt t981 Jetp CJ5 Lock-In Hubs, AMIFU stereo, good cond, $2,500. negotlabls. 114-448-1751. 58 191l0 Bronco XLT, toadtd, 18,000 miles, $12,000.114-446-7720. Fruits & Vegetables Canning tomatoes $5.00 bu. We pick. 614-446·3752 or 304-8756233. Canning tomatoes , 304-675· 3846 or after 9:00 PM eall 304· 675-7724. Ounrovin Fruit Farm just oH Sr 681 east of Alban,-. We ac:c:ept food sta mpl. Variety of apples, peach11, home grown melons, tomaton, and pears. 9-7 dally, cloud Mondly. 614-6~298 . Red Rasb.rrl11, pick your own 614·245-5064. Roush't Strawberry Fann. 2 mlln back N.w Haven, You plc:k Htlf Runner Btans $8.00 bushel, You pick fendertH BNna, $10.00 Bushel; No. 1 C1nnlng Tomatoes picked, $6 buthtl; No. 1 · Canning Juice Tomatoes pk:ktd, $4 bushel 304-1182-2237. Farm Supplies &Livestock llfllt glrlt c:lolhas alze 5, wlnltr and summer 50 cants . 50 balea hay. 304-675·1484 Magic ChBf gas IIOVO_ $7~ Kenmore washer & dryer $75 tach. Heavy oak meksr $40. 614-441.0020. Mise merchand ise, furniture, an· !lqUis, 10011 and 11c. 304-675· 1485. Moving Salel!i Electrolux Vtc W/Cirptl an . $200; 0rKk VIC $40; 21" Gas Rang~~ 150; Vile Mix Food Othydrator $50; Chromalox noV Calling Huttr, $100; Sears 9300 BTU Kerohnt Haaters 1 125 11ch; Boyt 20" BMX BIKe $25; Sea,. RX 4,000 Rowing Mtc:hine $40; laMachlnt Food Proc. $30; Barb.qut Grill $20; 614....46-tnt Nlc:t aota and chair $100. 614· 992-6986. Racondltloned Washtra, Dryers Guanmllld prompt ttrvlct lor all maktt, models. Tht Washer Dryer Shoppe. 614-446·2944. Single S11t Rail Buggy Factory TutHt Frame, 1600 CC Dual por1 VW Motor, Harley 2 barrel car· bur11or, OS Mllllmtltr Plllon, 11.500. 514-245-9126. c:amoullaga, Surplus, army denim, rtnlal clothing . Military •mali Individual equipment, Schrade knl~tt . Sam Som• rvillt'a , East Ra~tnswood, Jut old At. 21.... lndtpendanct Rd. ~rl, Sat and :Jun . Noon till 7:00 PM. 304·2TJ-5655. Wood & Coal Stowe, uM as lnHt1 or rr.. standing, 2 blowtrt, I gl111 door cost : $1,100. Never used, sail $600. 814-256-611113. Wooden wht•ltd wagon . Ready to Vlt. 614-992·3006, 992 -7056. 55 Building Supplies Block, brlek, tewtr pipet, win· dowt , lintalt, etc:. Claude Wlnlt1'11, Rio Grands, OH Call 61~ 245-5121. 56 Pets for Sale Cobey Silaga Wagon, Allis Chalmera Sllagt Wagon, 34 John Deere Chopper New Holland Blower, 125, Field rudy 814-886-6 1'32. Fox 2100 Forage Harvester. Sad.ger 7ft Hay Brnd. Gehl Grinder Minr, all axe: c:ond, 304-2734215. Jim's Farm Equipment, SR. 35, Wut Gallipolis, 614-44&-9777; Wlde aallcllon new & u11d farm tr1c:tors & lmpltmtnls. Buy, Mtl, trade, 8;00-5:00 wMkdaya, Sat. till Noon. like new MaaHJ Fsrguaon, 220 Baier, 614-446-14t1. Livestock 63 1990 16ft. Gooaaneck Ho,..e I Stock Trailer $3,295; Ustd 16h . Bumper Stock Trailer, New paint, $1,595; 12ft. 2 ole ll'llllr IH5; 614-286-6522. 2 Alpine goats, buck 8 me:ntha old 125; cfoe 2-112 yta1'11 old $45, 614-985-44651614-985-33n. Hay for Sell. Clover I Timolhy. Round Belli In the Field. 614· 245-5596 bales 01t1, II rsw, rye arid IWMI corn, 304-67'5-4228. Squ~re Transportation 71 Autos for Sale 197'1 Cht~tlllt SS, rebuilt 350 englnl, 350 TH transml11lon, nlct car, 13,500. negoliabtl. 304-382-2215. 1975 and 1971 Monll Clrto, 304&7!-4552. 31 Homes for Sale 2 bedroom. full 1111 baetment, locettd Orear Road, 100x200 lot, . 304- 5~. Musical Instruments 1G85 Dodge Cha~sr Hatchback, 5 tpeed, PS, PB, new ttr .., 59,000 mlln, very good cond, $2,500, 304·67!1-2627. BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL 15% ott 111gular tunlngl. Ends 9tplsmber 15. J&M Prano SarYitt. Call Bill Ward 304-38-2325. 1967 Chryalar Conquoot TSI, an o~lono, mini cond, gortgo kopl, w Ita, 34,000 miln. IM-448- 57 "He's guaranteed to eat homework assignments." Baldwin electric organ, double keybollnl. E•c•ll•nt for church or home. $275. Call after ep.m. 614-669-5151. OOTI. 1167 Oodga CoH DL. PS, PB, AUIFM CatNtta, AC, New Ur11. Automatic, Oato gcod goo mltqt. Exc:dent condltron. 81>1/H2~377 1{111 Nowa fhen lhe calm was E>ha lt.ered by t.he alien to<:>K Farce 'II'I.AYW ALOT I WATCHW fV A LOT." ,...:,.~iiJI WhHI of li . AN \ WER IIIIIIIII . ICIAMUYS ANSWIU Hiatus- Gloat- Basin- Whinny -ANYTHING ·-~ After a very lengthy business meeting, I overheard a co-worker sigh, "Bores usually bore each other, but it never seems to teach them ANYTHING." BRIDGE Court 1;1 NORTH t'ffA'-TH CLLII1 wf l>ON'T HAvE --... l-11-M .Ke32 tQU JAMES JACOBY & Mro. King (]) Ent-lnment Tonight Ill 11 Mlma't Family 11 IIA!/.~..rdyl 1;1 II) U.S. Open Ttnnla az NFL Kickoff '90 a Crooaflre 7:35 Cll Major Lll-eue a.-.11 8:00(2)11 «J Colby Show Vanes66 defies her parent& a n d r to see 8 concert (R) 5piCIAI.. EFFECT$. CD ~~ Lll..,. a.-.n (I) (J) Ill F a - Dowling My•-• A drunken artist seeme to be targeled tor miKder. (RI 1;1 · CDHornotime 1;1 !II Hornotime 1;1 !Ill C (I) 48 Houra Dan Rather lakes a journey though the Grand Canyon. 1;1 liD II 1M Slmpaona Homer loses hll job at tno nuclear power plant. (RI C Ql Amerlcaln MUtlc Shop a3 NFL PNSeeaon Footbtlll a PilnwNa•a 0 MOVIE: Aocii-A-Bya hby (2:001 8:30 (I) ll.. «J Ollf...., Weald Whitley begins her search lor employment after graduation . ~ ~ak Preoiewa ao.a EEK AND MEEK Video ., +112 EAST tKJt2 WEST tt0613 •to 4 tKBU +QI3 tAH4 +J IOU SOUTH tH .AQJIH • J 10 Giving in to temptation tAK~ By Jamet Jaroby Vulnerable: Neltber Dealer: South North'• jump to three hearts was Wnl Nortll llul raise, sbowlng 10-12 in . Soo,. 1• Pua Poa support pointa for the ooe-beart openAll pus ing, and Soutb could bave pused witb a dead minimum opening. But Soutb Opening lead: + 3 had more !ban enough to bid on. Unfortunately Soutb dld not play tbe hand as well as be bid it, succumblng L - - - - - - - - - - - . . . J to mania.· a club. So declarer's lotM!n were a On tbe opening lead. declarer pul in spade, two diamonds and a clllb. dummy's queen of spades. Perbaps tbe The contract wlll succeed U declarking was with West, in which case it er loob for a guarantee. Wltb a little would be easy to make an overtrick by foresight be should realile tat a g. forcing out tbe king and ace of dia- ing spade fiDesae can lead to dlluler. monds. That way the queen of dia- So declarer should will trick- wttb monds In dummy could be used as a dummy's spade ace, dn!w tbe ~ parking place for tbe losing club. Even as before and tboll play Cll dl•~· wben tbe spade queen lost to Easl's The tempo Ia tbus pre ved 10 tbal king, tbe contract was safe, provided Soutb cannot be prt!'Vtllted from tilEasl returned a ·spade. But Easl, who ing 10 tricks. was uncooperative, led tbe club jack J...... JICIObf'•- "JICIObf .. ~· .... to tbe second trick . Declarer won. -"'.,.'"' CIJ'd drew lrumps and played a diamond. tbe J.-. OnriJd J.-,) are . , •nillllll •t r.oobbw. 8Dd .,. tW't , • lo' ,..,_ ....._ West won tbe king and continued wltb ctl-. ......APD.ib ....... just a limlt s• 4. ·n..- a.m.· trm--.., ,._, !II Wild Ame~ca 1;1 !IJIID Totally H - Vldoo A naw employee musl contlnuooely deliver bed news to tha bose. 12!1 On Stage 1:00 C2l 11 «J Cloeert Rebecca sands Sam undercover to check ou1 her boyfriend. (R) ~ Cllll Young Riders Hlcl<ok must prepare tor a deadly shOwdown . (R) C (!J !II Myateryl A weait11y American tourlal is found dead In her Oxlord hotel. (PI ~ QCII Eddie Clpno MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP Myt-1 Capra volunteers HE5 e>EEN IN THERAPY HE DID, ONCE ... WHEN I WA6 Tl-IREIO. YEi'IRE>OLD. EVERBINCE . Uvol (I) 11 «J Grllnd Norris ' mother returns to town; Edda has 8 birtllday party . (R) 1;1 10:00 (I) 11 «J L.A. Law McKenzie THEN SAY "HOWDY" NOT "WHEN" WHEN YOU START BuT "IF" II drops a bombshell tnat divides the lawyers (R) Q III CIID Prionotime Uve Q (!J NtiWIWIICh !II Bradahlw On: Htallng the Shlme Thlt Blndo You Defines the problem ol shame In our dally Iivas. 1111 C 1m Northem Expoaure Chris meets e brother he didn't know he had. Q Evtnlng Nowo 1D 700 Club With Pat SPEAKIN' AG'IN a Ron's TV Service, lpiCiallzlna In Zenith also urvlcing moel other brlndt. HouM calls, 1110 soma tppllanct rapalre. WV 304-676431NJ Ohlo 814--4-.2454. Robertton 10:20 C1J MOVIE: On tno lleoch (2:30) t 0:30 CD Mao1erpleco Tloeelle A young maid falls for a barrister at a loca l fair (Pt 1 Ot 2) 12!1 Crook & Chou t 1:00 (I) II III III CIICI !Ill Ce IIJ Nowo CD Mutorplace Tliaelle A young maid falls lor a ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL Electrical & Relrlgeratlon RHid.Nial or commercial wiring, new HrYICI or lllpalr't. Llcented 1ttctrlclan. Ridenour Eloelrlcal, 304-67!·1781. 85 General Hauling R I A Wiler S.rvloe. Pools, cl• lama, wtlla. lmnMdla..,1,000 or =~~~lona daiiYary. Call 304Aug. 3t, 19!10 Before moving onto any new endeavors in the year ahead , make sure the ones In which you are presently lnvofved have nolhlng loti lo oHer. I think you 'll be pleasantly surprised. VIRGO (Aug. 23-llepl. 22) Olhen will find you compatible and easy to get along wllh loday, bul you can also be Hrlous and dedlcalad It slluatlons war· rani II. Your managerial skills luncllon well al all levels. Get a jump on Hte by under s tanding the tnfluences which are go~terning you in the year ahead. Send lor your Astro ~Graph predictions today by mailing S 1_25 to Astro-Graph, c/o t h i s -. P.O Box 91428, Clev<>land. OH 4410 1 ~ 3428 . Be sure to slat e your zodiac sign. LIBRA (S.,.t. 23-0c:t. 231 This IS a ra lh er unusual day and you should be able to lind appropriate openings to conclude several matters that are ot imporlance to you. Each will be related. SCORPIO (Oct. :M-Mow. 22) People with whOm you' ll have dealings today will innalefy sense you are nol one who makes idle promises Your intentions to deliver will be focused on your commitments. SACitTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your financial prospects looM rather promising today . II'S possible you may rec;ejw gains lhrough your own ~Harts o 1hrough an arrangement set up by someoneeiH. CAPRICORN (IlK. 22-.IM. 11) Taking situations at face value is not llkefy 10 be one ol your trail pojnls loday. In tact. you 're apt to be more interested in what Is behind lhe facade I han wnal'sln lront ot 11. AQUARIUS (.len. 20-Foll. 11) You 're In a good achieo-ot cycle 1oday, but you mlghl not get what you go after on the first try. II you tall sllo(t ol your mark , 11' s me rely a s1gnai to regroup and try again. PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) A brlghl ldoa might flash through your m1nd today a s to how you can constructively re~ v1taiize a relationship that is presently devoid of vitality Try It ARIES CMarch 21·April111 Your possibilities for a c hieving significant objectives are good today . You are easily mo~ li~tated , especially It there Is something or a material nature you can gain. TAURUS (Aprii20-Mioy 20) Presenl demands dictate you should be concerned witt1 the Immediate, but It is also wise at thfs tlme Ia project ahead a bit. Pian now for future action. GEMINI (May 21-.luno 20) Do not sufler in sUence today II there Is something you feel can be changed tor the better. Make the adjustments yoursell,lnstead of waiting tor others to take the Initiative. CANCER CJuno 21-.luly 22) It's no uH trying lo sldeslep diHicull decisions loday, becauH they won 't be resolved by Ignoring them. Look problems In lhe eye and take appropriate measurBS to remedy them. LEO (JUly 23-AIItl- 22) You might have a lew additional r68p0nslbllltlea lo dlspoaa of today, but 1hey won't beyond your capabilities. Successful reaulta will give • sense ot pride. barrister at a local ta~r _ (Pt 1 Of 2) 1;1 0 Miami Viet 12!1 Funny Bualneoa Wltl1 Chl~le Ctuoaa Ill Features Charlie Chase playing tricks on Randy Travis, Jerry Clower, and Jimmy Dean, along with a tew humorous DOWN 1 Ballery contanls 2 Sieak order 3 like Ihe "Daktari" lion 41<ermWs creator 5 Head- "•'" 15 Manu ~ :30 SAY "HOWDY" TO LUKEY FER ME, ELVINEY ACROSS I St . Louis landmark 5 Slald 11 Baron earned 12 - up (pul In order) 13 Gollbag arson and homicide. (R) 1;1 !Ill II Mojor Ltogua a uury King BASEMENT WATERPROOANG Uncondl1ional llttllme gulf'llntM. Local reftrllncn fumlahtd . FrM Htlmatas. Calli eolltct 1· 614-2374166, day or night. Rogere Buamtnt Wattrprootlng. b~ THOMAS JOSEPH 14 Peak• 12!1 Noahvllho Now Home Improvements CROSSWORD to help a woman accused of hsebal Services Graham Uj!holllary eant., 303 Hllnop Dr. CoN fol' ~lr.'ntmanlo I •llmat•. Call I 1-3438. lE~ERS Complota oho chuckle quolwd by Iii ling In lho mltllng - d • you d011olop lrM lllp No. 3 below. az SponaCentar a Monoyllne Starcr1ft pop-up camper. SIMps 8. Exc:tllenl condition. Bat of~ ftr. 614-742-2880. -yia,., - 0 (l)llewltcllad 1978 Terry camper, 24 - It, air, awning, antenna, n.w 111'11, call tfter 6 :00 PM , 304-882-3108. Mowroy'a Uplloiatlll~ aorvloIna lrl county.,.. 21 Thl bttt In furniture upholttertng. Coli 304-675-41114 lor ~.. oollmltll. -.L.-.L._.J__.J.-.J.L-.J 7:05 Cll JoHorsona 7:30 (2) II Family F..xi :---....... THI$' 15 o.IU$T A Complete Mobile Home HI upa & rtpalra, also plumbing I tltctrlcal, roofing, rtmodlllng, patios I decks etc. REMODEL· lNG! Aeferencn. Etthnat11. 814-253-1611. 7 L. alar Slim Muale Row Video 8 Bc:arocrow TERRY TRAVEL TRAILERS 1990 CLOSEOUT! All unlla to go at lowest prk:llll' . 1hlt yearl P1ua no charge tor . A/C. larry d.. lsr tor over 20' ~.. ,.. Buy with conlidence. Fixed rate llnanc:ing avallablt. IRVINES CAMPER SALESI On St. At. 7 North at St. 'Rt. 555. lillie Hocking Ohio Approx. 80 min. 61~98S.2291. ,......,:;C,...:O:,..,:...P...;U:.....;C...:.Y""T""-11 below the ---------level." tAQ7 rll WANT A ~OP'( fvf(ZYIO!>Y Wil-l. Af>Mtflf / usually II) My Campers& Motor Homes ::lfl==U-==p~h~O~ISI;;,:,a:,:ry.!...--,­ UN SCRAMBlE FORI NewtHour FRANK AND ERNEST Th~'re o hunches. e) IIl !II MacN. . Lahm !Ill II N . I 0 L S A S IR J Quote from a famous t--lr:;l,..;;-.1..-5. ;;,1. -'-l~ psychologist: 'Trust your PRINT N UMBERED (J) Ill Cu,....,l Allllr r I-ll J H.;,;.ll;...r.(....:,..s ..,;.-;l 8 6:35 Cll Andy Grtlllth 7:00 (2) 11 PM Magazine Cll Andy Gtllllth (I) lnalde !dillon Auto Parts & Accessories Wtn....an'a Water HauUnt, NUOntble ralft, volume dl• oounta, 2,000 to 4,000 ca\)KHy clateme, pool•. well1, etc. c.tl 304-6711-2119 ~fr-~ 1;1 Sportllook 1973 Dodge motor home, 304773-5363, Charlet Dtclctr. 84 I r I' I' I I I ra = East Main Strllt Pomeroy. · 81 RAT TUN Q «])II Tli-'• Comflllny Top c.rt1 CJS, front-end,raaHnd, transflr cllt, other small pa,a. 1120 79 Ionero of lho lour oeramblod wordt boo low to form lour limplo -.11. L-....1.-.1...- L . ...!.--l. (!)Body Electric (I) 3-2-t Contact 1;1 !Ill C Ill CBS Ntowa BOATS· MOTORS· TRAILERS Marcruiaer, Mereury • Martn.r, au1horlztd parte & aervlct. Perta tor mOlt malor brlnda. "WE CANNOT SPELl S CCESS" WITHOUT U" RIVERSIDe MARINE, GALLIPOUS, OH 614446·2424. 76 Q Rearrange r - - - - - - - - , based on facts Iliad away just «J NBC Nightly Newt (i}N......rtC (I) (J) II ABC: 1976 Elcamlno $1100. 1976 Ford Rotary or Cllblt toot drllll~; . Ft50 4X4 $'1000. 1982 Pontiac Most w.ill compltttd Hrnt d1y~ ._ 6000, loaded $2400. 1985 Chtvy Pump .,,.. snd lllf'V~, 3Q4.. -:.. Cnallar $2295. 1986 Tempo GL, 105-3802. . •• 4 door $8200. 6141992·1184. Stptlc Tank Pumping 190, Gtllfa. : · 1971 Corvat11, 23,500 Actual Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, ' miles , White wl1h all options, Jockoon, OH 1-600-637-!1526. · Gtragt kept. 614-446-405:1. Davia Stw·Vac StrVIce, 1978 2 door, Ford Thunderbird. Gtorg~~ Creek Rd . Parte, aupMake an offer. Call tor appolnt- piiN, pickup, end d•livtry. IMrntnt. Call 814·446-1897. «6-42114. 1978 Buick Ragst, 88 800 Plumbing & original mllll, tiC body and in- 82 ltrlor, good Urn, crullt, tin , PB, Heating ~ $2,000. will nogollala, 3046/o-1158. C.rter'a Plumbing tndH&Itlng 1980 VW Rabbtl $450. Good Fourth and Pfnt condition. 614·949·2526 . GettlpoUa, Ohio 1981 Chevy Chntne. Good 114-441-3868 cond., 61444&.1021. 11&4 Rollant, 1163 Alrln bolh have bMn wrecked, good ·engine and tr~~naml11on, ont h11 good body and can bt lllld, olhor lor porto, f400. lor bolh, 304-671-4884. Route 2 Alhton, 1 ICI'I Iota 3 mil• oouth Galllpolll Loc~ pubUc waler, no r.strlctlona, oomo wHh ~ ... trontaga, 304- I ::.:..::::,=:.::,=-===:- World Today ID Hardcaatte and McCormick Q 8:30 1gtt 14 h M Hay & Grain 64 1984 Olda. Broughan, 4-door. Excellent condi(Jon. 14,700. Book ~tslue tor $4,500. 132 8U1Itm\.lt Awtnue, Pomeroy. 3 Badroom rtd brtck, 1·1-2 bllh full biHmtnt wtlh fireplace, 314 ocro, Lowar Rl•or Rd. 114-245- n. Terry Ban Boat. SO o1 13 000 Cal 6 j4-~~r2. m or. ' • Dlgeat a 8:06 (l]llevarty Hlllbllllea 197ft Lowe Fishing Boat, 1411, swivel ... ,1 , 20hp motor. 1972 ~~ran truck camptr,_304-B95- . VW motor, 304-375-4552. 1983 Ford Elcott $800. 304-6751002. tancad. OWnar will porllally flntnce, $2,800. asking prfca. 304-6'1W722. Famous Attorney 1m 17 ft. Starcratt Tri-Hull BOlt. 125 HP, Evlnrude Engine, complete lop, new upholaltry. Call 114-28&-1311 after 7:00 p.m. 2 horw Trsliar lor 1111. $600 614-446-2107, 614·388-8504. LOANS BY MAIL Up to 1-5,000 In 72 hourw. We can hllp you g.et 1 algMture Loon Br llall. 1·1)(1(1-4118-11127 Po~lally NEED A for Sale Jac:ktlt, jeanaJ. medical coats. $5 tach. 132 t:IU!Itmut Avenue Pom•roy. 1030 Cast Dltttl Tractor $3,950; 730 Caae w/4 bottomt plows, & 1182 Pontiac Trant Am, 13,496. Good cond. 304.a82·325S. Ont acre tr~llw I~ with caunly -atar, ttP'Io lank tnd llectrlc hook up. On black lop rood . Clients Didn't Understand Me BETTER 75 Boats & Motors 8522. 2211-40411, SIU16 lA. 2 ltory 3 bedroom hoUM on Locuot \J1roa1. f4,!00 OBO. 814821o4C:JI after S pm. My [ THINK by the World 1986 Honda 250 4 trn 4 whHitr, tiC oond, $1,'700. 3o4. _ 675-3448 or 675-3935. FOf Salt: Ctm1ro auto p1t1a, 1980 hood, I ltfl tender tor 1~1980, alto Chev. 350 Turbo Trant. I 250, lcyt. hMd, l1t286-462'1. Gold CNdll Card, Guar~ntttd , VJaafMaterctrd Cull Advancea, no HC\.Irlty depoelt , no credh check. 1-100- 17&-1279. My Llfe in Court Motorcycles grinder/mixer, $3,11195i late model 885 Cast Davia Brown Tractor w/5H. Bush Hog , 13,950; Ownar Will Finance. 614-286- 22 Money 10 Loan ot 74 Holiday Hlli!l, Raccoon Creek, Ooublt Lol, Coachman Camper, AC, 2 out buildings , all utilities, JHcnic: a,.a, 1·304-736-1982. Real Estate - F150 Pick-up 351 HP AC, towing package, matching lop, 61~2S.S:. &118 . 61 Farm Equipment fUISIN. -AIIIh&-pluoc""" -.104-727-7111 call lor In- For Sale: Spinet·Console Plano Bargain. Wanted: Responsible party to take o~ttr low monthly payments on spinet plano. SH locally. Call 1-800-32t-3345 Ext. 102. litton Microwave, Sar1s Mal· tra11 , 10tpd., bikes, chest, high chair, caf"'eal, tquarlumt, 55, 20 10 & 5 gal. All aizta nlc:t school c:lolhts, couch, chair, 614-446-6607. 'DISTRIBUTOR' For Exciting NEW program. Not 1 nndlng roultf Cal11-800-8283122. -.441-4031. 1984 Chevy full alzt pick ~:Jp, V-8 engine, 72,000 mil•, $4,000. Unn. Call after 6:00PM, 304-6752902. Gibson upright freezer, large capeelly, Ilk& new. $275. Truck topper, 8 to.ot aluminum. $100. 614!985-4418 .,ou f3UOO. 304-273-2004 Musical Instruments 57 QJ luclwetaer Thorouglllnd - ----~ In good condition, whh Cattle Hackl, 114-388-lfli!l 53 .... ---..~-~-:~'_S.::....:(C!~~~-»~s· .... II) He-Man 1-----------1""'---------~ 1m Chtv. Ctt11t Truck tor=~ 24" boys blcyc:lt new Ures gold and blue $1~. Structo gas grill good c.ond $50. 304-675-4616. Country Mobile Homt Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Lots, f'lntlla, parts, saiH. Call &1t-m-i'lln. «]) II Andy Ortllltll 1m1 Chevr pickup 350, $500. 304-t82-2«1aft• 5:00. Rooms tor rent · week or month. Stal11ng at $120/mo. GaUia Hotel. 614-446'1580. 46 Space tor Rent (I) ANding Rainbow 1;1 1961J ChtY., C/10, 301V8, automatic:, txc:elltnl condition, &14-:JSS.mt. Furnished Rooms 45 <Ill DIHm of Jeonnle 1966 GMC runs g,.atl $500. 614· 2!56·142il. 1976 Mercury Mtrque, 460 Molor, 14h. Sea Nyph, boat 7 1t2 ho,.• power motor, new; 18ft. Gibson Frost fret refrigerator, Ill in IXC. c:ond. 814-256·1064, Ustd single bed $50, atudenl desk l1.5, bookctll $15, new mallf'flt I box tprinQI $150, chest of drawsrs $75, VCR tapes $5 tach . 614-367·1123. 1 St .... F.A.S.E. K.A. Sto<~no, AI. 2 Box 22>4, ilcM.th Polnl, OH TtlrM bedroom duplu in excel· ltnl neighborhood, full bast· ment wnaundry hook-ups . 304675-en. . Ill liZ • IIl Club Connect 72 Trucks for Sale unfumlahad apartment In Middleport. Newly remodiH, canlr11l heel and air, all ulllltiH Included $250. Call 7 Rtnt: 1 b.droom apartment. Nice e~~rpel, clean and naal. HUD 1ppro~ed. No p.ta. Pt Pl ..llnl. 304-67U200. 31 Homes for Sale Help wanted THURS., AUG. 30 • 8:00 (2) • ()) (J) • !IJ Newt For Salt: 1989 Escort LX, PS , PB, AMfFM c:as11t1t, new aluminum whetls and shade lor rear window, 8,200 mlltt. 614· 446-6205. am-7 pm. 614-949·2217. " '~·· • EVENING 1980 AS C.mtro, 5 liflr, AT, tlr, PW, AMIFM casstttt, low miiaagt, 304-675-4863. Convenient Locallon1 No peta, bedroom E~~IT~ llCXQOOOI. mAA~~ I 1988 Ford Ttmpo. o.... own•. AC 34 mpg. Must • • to a~ ,.:C.iatt. 17'f00. 614-7C2-3061l. · lbr lpiri!Mnl IWIIIIble S.pl. 1. Ont ~~Gf~ The Daily Sentinel-Page 13 Television Viewing "IT~ ~t.lllAIJbi~lllAC!.OSeT FCf. '!Ell ~.At.lD AAV!i '(CtJ "'q 1987 Tempo $2900, 1987 Duller 12900, 11185 Tampo 12400. Fer ul• or lradt. 614·256-1270. Oak Wood A.ptrtmtnla, Modern 4 rooma and bath, house In nlca neighborhood, references requlrod, 304-675-1090. Autos for Sale r-~=:---7 1li ~ se,su. Nicely Fumlshed Mobile Hom• In city. CA. Suitable tor 1 per· eon. Ret. &Dtp Required a1-.. 446-4331 One bedroom 1pta. tor rent. $22!1 month. O.poett requlr.d. 814--992-2218 afttr I p.m. 110! NOT 00~ ~WI- !:at....,...----. 1187 Ford Tempo U, IOIIdtd, unlimited mil~warr1nty unO I 1m, 75-3852. Nlcelv tumlthed apartment In Middleport. Otposlt required. Phon• 614·3M-4084. Jbr hOUH in Marcervllla wtpool, $500,614-886-5256 after 5p.m. 71 BORN LOSER 1983 T9Yala Corolla, 4 door door wHh tun roof, $1,800. call 304-875-3117 IIIIVI mNIIagt. Nlcelv Fum '.c:l Small houu. gar.ge, not euilable for chllcfren, no p11s, $300/mo. OopooH, 614-446-0338. ucurlty depotlt, 614-446-2056. & VIcinity Solo, Thuraday, Friday ond !laturdoy. :ztm ll.ople Avo. Lois of good mile ROIM. Apartment for Rent canltra. $250Jmonlh. Phone 61(379-2441. ·· ·- ......... . . . ·•····· ·IS 1't ... sex or p1ty. · '1" '~' ·-· · ·· Rt . 7, abov. RMdalde Rest. G.arago Solo, Salunlay, 2015 Ill. 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Ohio Thursday, Augus1 30. 1990 Labor _Day 1h"X4'X8' --·\ =~ 99 7 Ohio Lottery MGM scramble results are announced PLYWOOD . , ~- ~ - ' . .: .:- CDX SHEEl Pkk-3: 213 Pick-4: 1693 Cards 2-H, 8-C, K-D, 10-S Page 3 ' / ' Clear tonight. Low In mid 60s. Saturday , su nny. High in upper I!Os . • 2X4 Economy Studs PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT, SEPT. 8, 1990 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST!!! ASPENITE 1f4"X4 'X8' 4'18' PINE Tlll 8" WOOD 40~'" , Vol .41. No.84 Copyrighted 1990 ALVANIZED ROOFING 8' ............ 529 10' •••••••••••• 659 12' ............ 789 899 14 SIDING 6 Plitch 7I 16"X4'X8' Aspenite 579 SHED 16~!, ~- ,. _. 15°/o OFF 3996 VINYL"""' SIDING tf2"X4'X8' ALLin Stock WELCOMES VICE PRESIDENT - National Commander Miles Epling welcomes Vice Presl· Paneling SQUARE White or Almond .... 4596 sq. Double 4" Gray ••••••••.••.......... 5292 sq. Double 4" Cedar or 8" White ... 5196 sq. AS tOW AS 799 By RICH EXNER United Press International Preliminary 1990 census fig ures virtually eonfirm what has bef>n spec ulated fo r the las l few years, lhal Ohio wlll lose two Congressio nal sPats in rPdistri ct lng before the 1992 elect io n Ohio's population fell from 10,797,630 i n 1980 to 10,777.514 in SHm OOFING SALE! 8 COlORS MANVIlLE SHINGLES 1990. ThC' CC' nsus 1998 WID 1-998 356766 Model XT-SO SOUAIE 514232 ROOFING 3.>HP, 211-f". Rotary Mower""' ' •BLACK •BROWN ROLL ROOFING Gn-ls SHREDDED WHITE CYPRESS MARBLE 60201 MULCH 39 70611 CHIPS 49 70622 60202 POniNG SOIL 70614 70 QT. ROll 7D613 40 LB. 119 179 10900 12900 12900 14900 Gas stnng . Tnmmer . HOMD.JTE' 109°8 139°0 209° 0 SliTS STISS 2 GARDEN MAGIC FELT 839 157966 50 LB. BAG 2 15 LB. ROLL XT-100 30 LB. BAG •GREEN 1049 161716 1S799o.XT-12S saddt<Hype "'""' st.abll1zerfadap4er tor SITlOQih . even mowlflg 432 SQ. Fl ~~Je~ 5XT-2o7900 SOUliE 90 LB. ROLL •PASTEL GREEN •WHITE Gas String Trimmer una 60204 ST48S HOMEUTE. 419138 3.5-HP, 21-ln . Rear-Bagging Mower ""' • tully~ 1 CU. FT. SO LB. Red Volcanic Grey Slate ROCK ROCK MOWERS STORE BUILDING KITS STAIN GRADE w / Window .. ......... 37B.oo -- 312.00 a·.a· .. BRICKFACE RED 8'•8' . 8'•12' .. . ... ...... 399 .00 10'•12' .. 467 00 12'x8' ............... 630 .00 12'x12 ' .. . ... 688 .00 12'•16 ' ... .... 847.00 8 ' •12 '. .. ... .. .. 4 75 .00 10'• 12 ' .. ...... . .... 535 .00 12 'x 8 ' ......... .. ... 696.00 12 ' x12 ' ...... ... 764.00 12 ' x16 ' .......... ..... .929.00 PtfFAIRI<AIED FRAM(I AU NECESSARY lUMIIR & HAIDWAIE AlE INCLUDED IN THESE KITS Not exactly 11 pictured PATIO BLOCK 706253 99 BRICKFACE GREY 20900 ~~D20 20" ................. 239°0 60230 HSD20P 30900 20" Self Propelled ...... 60238 25900 HMB21-2 -2 Cycle ..... 60226 HSD20V 20" ............... PATIO BLOCK 706922 99 ='1 ~ • ~:fit~ 14: 70601 SPAGHNUM PEAT MOSS 40 LB, 149 /Iii'\ ~~ ~ ~~~ \_ ,_._ : 70610 18" COUNTRY BLOCK BRICKFACE 18" Diameter White Round MARBLE 70695 599 18"x18" White 549 4 (U. 70624 ALL PURPOSE PEAT 60 GARDEN MAGIC 349 349 GARDEN MAGIC _ MICHIGAN DO· IT· YOURSELF PAINT GRADE one-pie08 llleel dectc. . le'w'ef.-aclion heigh11ldjusttm 70623 Marble Square If. 70626 dent Dan Quayle lo the 72nd Annual Convendon of The American Legion. Initial figures reveal Meigs County population down; Gallia has increase 30 PANELS IN STO< TO (HOOSE FROM Double 4" SHINGLES (Special to Ohio Valley Publishing Company. Submitted by Judy Morgan and Distributed by United Press Inter nationaL) I •••••••••••• A!;blatJd·IJilvis EcoNoMY wHnE DouaLE 4" - eon 'JoUr ;;wa.\\ pro\ect 529 Bu rea u is requlred to report final t abula lion s to the president by Dec. 1. but lhe preliminar y f igures are subject lo appea l by local officials. In Meigs Count y , prel iminary results show Meigs lost 781 restden1s over a 10-year period23,641 to 22 ,860 while Gallla Cou nty gai ned ~24 - 30.098 to 30,522. The preliminary cou nl tha t 245 million people now live in l he United Sta tes mean s eac h of the 435 Co ngr ess i onal d i stric t s should include a boul 563,000 people. That would leave Ohio with 19 sea ts, down from 21. How boundary l ines will be drawn 10 reflect two f ewer districts will be up to the Oh io Genera l Assembly. bul one ar ea alm os l ce rtain to lose som e of li s political pow er is Cl eve land. Cuya hoga Count y, home to De m ocra ti c Reps . Edwa r d Fel gha n. Louis Slokes and Mary Rose Oakar, fe ll In popu la ti on from 1.5 million l o 1.4 m illion during the last 10 years. Their districts unti l lhls polnl wc•rp almost entirely within th P count y hut with new population figures Cuyahoga Cou nty would warrant only 2 '~ d ls trlcls. mea ning some of one or more or their dl slricls will sp read lnlo ot he r areas . Meanwhile, thP Co lumbus area will ga in more politi ca l power In Washlnglon . Rep. Joh n Kasich now repres enls pari of Franklin and Licking cou nties and all of Delawa re and Morrow co unti es. Rep . Chalmers Wylie represents a portion of Franklin County and most of Madison County . Both of the ir dlstrfcls likely will be co ntracted Inward Franklin Co unty, opening rural a reas to new or ex pa nded d istricls. Both Kaslch and Wylie are Republicans . I I wil l lake months. however . fo r sta tp lawmakers to reach a greemenL~ on the boundaries for 1hl' 19 Co ngress ional d istr icl s. The stall' al so lost lwo sea ts based on lhl' 1980 census . In th e sla le tlouse. Cuyahoga Co unt y is lik el y to lose one or it s 14 Hou s<' of Representatives srals and Fra nklin Cou nt y i s llk r ly lo gain o ne to nin e. Fo url y four counties losI popu lation and 44 gained. In gl'ncra l . counti es along and so uthwf's t a line from At hens to Toledo gai nl'd in popula tion. wtth FOREVER "Some Quantities May Be Limited'. ·"Not Responsible for Typographical Errors. " ~ & SUPPLY CO. 614-992-6611 555 PARI ST. MIDDLEPORT. OH. HOURS MON.-FRI. 7:00-5:00 SAT. VALLEY lUMBER •' . 1" ' vfS4· .... . .... STORM DOORS Traditional 219° 0 Full View ' 239°0 most of the co unties northwes t or that l ine losing population. Of the nine l arges t counties in !980. only Franklln Counl y ga med population. Losses were recorded in Cuya hoga, Ham ll lon. Montgom ery . Summit. Lu cas, Star k. Mahonlng and Lorain counties. But some of the loss in the large counties could be attributed to gr ow th In onc e ru ral areas near those large counties as people m oved out to new housing. Oft he 23 co unties surrounding the five l argest counties, 20 ga ined population. Cuyahoga Co unty, despite a 6 perce nl loss, is still the sta te's mosl populous county al 1.4 million. Franklin County moved Into second pla ce with a 10 perce nt Inc rease to 952.682 . Hamillon County fell to third with a 2 percent decline to 853,146. Mo ntgomery County was down 1 percenl to 567,735, Summi t down 2 percent to 513,748. L ucas down .J percent to 459,315. Stark down J percent to Jlib.265, Buller up 12 percem to 289,199, MahonlnR down 9 percent to 264,176 and Lorain down 2 percent 10 270,063. Those 10 co unti es r epresente d 51 perce nl of Ohto' s popul at ion. leavi ng lhe re maining 78 counties with 48 percenl of lhe popu lation . Th e smal lest counly in Oh io Is Vinlon. where 11,038 people live. ll\iDIANAPOLIS - It was a Star -Spa ngled week here In lhe headquarter c it y of The Ameri can Legion as National Command er Mlles Epling concluded his year-lon g term as leader of the world' s lar gesl vetera ns orga niza tion . From a festiva l sa lu te to the American Flag and par ade last weekend lo the retiring of lhe co lors on Th ursday, "Old Glory " and all she sta nds for wa s the c hief focus of the Legio n's 72 nd Annual Conven tion. Amid the celebra t ion. however. thought s of 1he young men and women stand i ng guard In the Middle Eas 1 were uppermost In the mind s of the nearl y 25.000 Legionnaires. Auxl lians. Sons of lhe American Legion and special guests att ending the Convention. A highlight of the convention was the appearance Wednesday of Vice President Dan Qu ayl e. who lauded President Bu sh fo r his strong stand agalnsl Iraq foUowlng that country's Inva sion of Kuwait. Also speaking on Wednesday were West VIrginia native Chuck Yeager, retired Air Force brig· adiPr gPnrra l, author of thr autobiographica l "Yeager " and subject of the book and hit movie. "The Right Sluff", and Admiral E lmo Zumall. USN Rei.. who was !nstrumrntalln orderi ng thP extensive U S<' of Agenl Organge in Vietnam and whose son and namesake died at the age of 40 from cancer whi c h he now twlievcs was rrlated to th e use of thP hNbicidP. Zumwa lt ls now a strong su pporter of the Leg ion s ef!orls lo pressure th e Unit ed Sta les gove rnment 1o recog-nizP l he link be tween Age nl Orange and lhe high rate of cancerous disea se a mong Vle tn am vetprans . Addres sing l hL' Co nve ntion dPlegat cs Thursday m or ni ng, prior to Ep ling 's farwell address a nd the Plrction of Georgia's Rober t S. Turner as his successor. wa s Ge ne ral Co Hn L. Powell. USA, cha i rman uf thl' Joint Chlds of Slaff Another feat un• of t ht.• Convt•n tion wa s I he p rPsPn tatlon or 1hl' Legio n's Distinguished Se r vice Award for 1990 to renowPd heart surgeon M ichae l E. DeBa key . M.D . Ep li ng. a resi den t of Point P l easant and circu it clerk fo r M ason Co unt y. tea k off tee during the closing of the 1989 N atlonal i n Bat ti- mor(> las t yrar. His travels during the past year took him lo near ly every sta te and several foreign countries. Only the se- co nd Vietnam veteran to serve The America n Legion as Its natio nal com mender, Epling's was a Mar ine Infantryman who was discharged afler loslftg both legs as •he res ul t of a land mine explosion Upon his n~urn to Mason Cou nty . he betBme a member of Ameriean Legion Pos t 23. and has been an active member of the orga niza tion for 20 years . His leadership positio ns haVe lncludPd post commander, post adjuto nl. judge advot' atc, member of his post's board of directors an d comma ndpr for the Drparlment of WPst Vi rgi nia. His serv icr I o the Legion on a na ti onal lf'VP I lncludPs a term as national vice co mmand er and West Virginia' s alternat~ na tioncd execut!vP commit teema n Epling al so belongs to lhe Veterans of Foreign Wa r s. Disabled American Veterans and thP Military Order of lhe Purple Hear t. Joining Epling In Indianapolis were his wife Diane and sons Tommv. 16. and Travis. 4. Also at te nding from Mason County wer e his parent s- In - law, Tom and Wilma Fisher; niece Jamie Continued on 10 Gen. Powell says, 'jour realities require continued preparedness' INDIA NAPOLIS i UP !t - Ameri ca co nfron ts four "endu r· lng rea lilies" thai wi ll require conti nuing m ilitary preparedness for lhc fut ure, Gen. Co l in Powel l. cha ir m an of l hr Joint Chiefs of Staff, sa id Th ursday . Powe ll re-e mphasized In a speec h to the national convention of the American Legion thr military read in ess message stat ed a day ear li er by Vier Presldenl Da n Quay le. " Wh al are the end urtng re alities that r eulre a strong Ameri ca?" Powell sa id . He lisled !irsl Sovte l Military power, becau se s til L "I he Soviet Union Is th e only country that ca n destroy us In 30 minutes with nuclear weapons. That is why w e arP continuing I he fighl for I he B 2 bomber, for modenized land and sea- bas('d syslems, and for I he promlsP of lhe Slralcgic Defe nsr fnllia l iv<' that we mu st co nlin ul' to work fo r. as lhr vicP prrsident Uis cussed wilh you yes te rday " Powell sa id th r n!'cd lo defend U.S. i nteres ts in EuropP and thr Middle Eas t and l o provide sec urity and lea drrshlp in th e eco nom ica lly booming Paclfi e reg ion are addltlonal rr allli es. along with unprediclable rrises. lik e "OpNal lo n Jusl Ca use" i n Pa nama - "t hat n "q ulre thP brs t·t ra ined . most rf'ady Gls we\ have - forces that are ligh l . mob ile, readv . . to go al a mo Local news briefs Closed Monday, Sept, 3, 1990 for Labor Day. 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Epling concludes term as national commander of American Legion '.M CORRUGATED 26" Wide Panels 2 Sechons. 14 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, August 31, 1990 Riggs sentencing scheduled today Jason Riggs, 18. of Reedsville. was sel lo be se ntenced in County Common Pleas Co url !ale Friday morning Riggs entered a plea of no conics 1in co nnection wflh 1he Ju ne 2 death of VIctor Will of Canal Winchester . Riggs entered hls plea on charges of aggr ava t ed vehicular homicide, tampering with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse. ~! r igs Disturbance reported to deputies Meigs Sheriff James So uls by reports deputies were called on a disturbance at Harr isonville early Thursday morning. It was repor ted that there had been an argument and then a fi st fight. None of the par des involved wanted to press cha rges. Mike H. O'Dell, 28, Fisher Road , Albany, was cited to Meigs County Court on a disord erly conduct and public Intoxication charge Thursday evening. The sheriff's department received a call that the Individual wa s lying In the roadway. The subj ect was removed to the Meigs County .Jail and then later was released and cited to Meigs County Cou r t. Conllnul'd on page 10 men t' s noti ce ... " To meet those realilles, Powell sa id. the nat i on needs stra tegic nuclear forces. All antic and Pac i fic forces th at are for ward deployed and bac ked up by forces in the United states. and "a contingency force for lhc unknown. for the co nflicl lhe ex perts say wil l nPver co me." One benefit of lh e curren l Middle Eas t sit uat ion. he sa id, Is the United Nations response. From being a "joke," I hat for years dldn'l work. he sa id, lhe UN ·' Is finally beginning to fulfi ll I he prom ise of i ts founder s." He sa id Saddam Hu sse in "m usl return to his borders, " allow lhe r eturn of Kuwait's legi timate government, free the hostages and learn to use I raq's weal th for peace instead of war. Se n . Richard Lugar, R-Ind .. went furth er in speak ing to the Legionnaires shortly before Powel L "At some polnl we will need to defin e our position that Sa ddam Husse in as a certainly must go from Iraq, " Lugar sa id. al though that m ay co me about In various ways. He emphasized he was stating only hi s personal position . Lugar sa id also th at Iraq's arsenal for chemical wa% %and pod&ff!ly tor nuclea r warfare must be destroyed - wh ether by lhe Iraqis themselves or by ou ts ide forces. Lugar sa id It Is untenable for this country and tis allies to simply walt In the Middle East. At some point this year, he said, the bufldup wfll be sufficient to defea t Iraq 's forces. FAMll. Y SUPPORT - Miles Epling was joined on stage by his fumlly Thursday as he gave his far ewe ll address as Natlonul Commander of Thr Ameri can L egion. Pictured ar<• wlfr Dlanr, who presented him with a ring he ar ing th e Insignia of the National Commander. and sons Tommy, lfi, and Travis, 4. Continue probe of fire here ln ves~gat i on co ntinues as to lh e origin of a struc ture fir e in Pomeroy ear ly on Wednesday . The Pomeroy Fire Depart men I was ca lled to I he fire at lhr residence of Ja mes Co rnell al 306 Mecha nic Sl reel a l 3:30a.m . Corne ll was l reated al the scene by Pomeroy squad for minor a braslons . The house sustai ned heav y smoke and f lrr damage. According to Ac t ing Fire Chie f Jeff Shank, l wo pumpers, one rescue and one squad were al the scene of the blazl' ; 17 flreflghlers were on the scene as welL No Immediate esti mate of damage was availab le. No paper Monday The Dally Sentinel will not publish on Monday, Sept. 3, In order to permit employees to observe the Labor Day holiday. FELLOW WEST VIRGINIANS - National Commander Miles Epling presents a copy of the recently published history of The American Legion to Chuck Yeager, retired hrlf!adler general In the U.S. Air Force and West VIrginia native, who spoke to Legionnaires Wedn esday. 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