https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e5d6fc36e95f53ebdb8902dca0a35915.pdf fa2007d04b11ff313e44592d88ad4d48 PDF Text Text Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ~----------------------------~ Your Family Owned, Low-Priced Supermarket OD~ANDt - -- ---- Wednesday. September 12, 1990 Help Burned Children WITHOUT SPENDING A CENT!! Aluminum Cana for Burned Children, or ACBC, ia a apeclal aluminum can racy. cling program conducted by your local Foodland. Money raillld through ACBC buya non-medical items for young patients at Cabal Huntington Hospital' a Burn lntenalve Care Unit (the only one of ita kind In WeatVIrglnill- Theaeltema, which are not covered by insurance, might Include apeclal protective clothing that helpa akin heal or bicycles · that help youngatera exerclaelnjurad arma and leg~: The fund alao paya for such baaica as food, clothing and ahelter for families who have lost everything in a fire. Juat take your empty aluminum cans to a participating Foodland and place them in the specially marked ACBC container. That's all it takea to helpl YOUR CHOICE HOLLY FARMS - ~- . ... in 13, 3-1 Page 6 ROUND STEAK REG. PRICE SALE! • Vol.41 , No.92 Copyrinhted 1990 LB. Replacement items are sought by infmnary MILD OR HOT PORK SAUSAGE By BRIAN J. REED I-ll. ROLL Sentinel News Staff The Meigs Co unty Commls s tone rs s igned a resolution setting as id e next week as Cons tllu tlon Week at their regular meeting at the Meigs County Co urthouse on Wednesday. FOODLAND VEGETABLES The resolution, signed by all three commissioners, their clerk. Mary Hobstetter. and Judges Robert A. Buck, Patri c k H. O'Brien and Fred W. Crow III. encourages Meigs Co unti ans to read the U.S. Constitution and vis it the courthouse durin g the week of September 17-23 "We do encoura~e people to visit the courthouse and It s various offices and make themselves better acquainted with their operations a nd !uncllons.'· 15-16 oz. CANS LIMIT 12 PLEASE LUCKY LEAF CHERRY PIE FILLING HOME HEALTil CARE- Elizabeth Smith, R. N., coordinator of the Hom• Health Services of Veterans Memorial Hospital, discusse d patient care and comfort measures at Wednesday's meeting for careKiv ers of those with Alzheimer's 21 oz. CAN BANQUET The Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Program now in it s fourth year has been funded for a nothe r year, Sharon Wright. L.P .N .• coordinator. a nnounced today. The funding which Is made to the Meigs County Counc il on Aging from the Ohio Department of Aging amounts of $18,099 The money Is used to suppor t trai ning sessions a nd support groups for caregivers which are offered on a monthly ba s ts at the Senior Citi zens Center. as well a s case management services to th ose afnlcted wt th Alzhe imer' s d isease or some related disorder Curre ntly Mr s . Wright reports that there are 33 per sons under the case management pari of the AD -RD program . 28 oz. BOX CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 10.75 oz. CANS SPRITE • DIET • REGULAR COCACOLA ASSORTED VARIEITES P TA CHIPS 19 1 FLYING INSECT SPRAY Twen ty -seven persons are en rolled in the support group a nd 12 oz. CANS SNACK SQUARES the training programs for caregivers. Anyone who assists In the care of someone with Alzheimer's or some related disorder Is encouraged to a ttend the sessions. A variety of subjects has been covered In the t raining sessions over thl' pa s t year, Mrs . Wright reports . The speaker s have bee n Greg Kaylor of Continuity of Care, discu ssing hospllal equipment and the availability of funding through Medlcare Medlca ld or prlvatP Insur ance; June Rhodes. a registered dietician, talkin g abo ut proper nutrlllon and meal preparation; Linda Warner. a tto r ney, discuss ing lega l ramifications of ca reg lv\ng . Bob Byer of the Meigs Co unty E mergency Medical Service on home e mergencies; Dr . James E . Al th of on s tress; Sharon 89 lOX WASHINGTON tUPit -The Senat e Judiciary Committee began exa mining David Souter Thursday with a stern warning th ai the burden was on Soute r to prove he deserved a spot on the Supreme Court at a time when th e nation wa s a t a "critical constitution al eross road . ·· As the quiet New Hampshire jurist took his seat before the 14 - m e mb e r Demo c rat · dominat ed panel. the main que s tion appeared to be how far senators would go In probing his views. especia lly on abortion. In a statement desig ned to set the tone of the heari ngs. Judic iary Chairma n Jo se ph Biden. D-DeL . told Souter he would not push for s pecific answers as to how he would vote ln ca ses , but wa nted to know "what pllnclples yo u would apply . what philosophies you would employ. a s you exercise the awesome power you will hold If you are confirmed as a justice of the United States Supreme Co urt." "Today , our nation - our Cons tituti on as Interpreted by th e court - Is at a crossroa ds," Blden told President Bush's choice to replace the libera l Local news briefs---. $ 99 FOODLAND APE 16oz.8 LL y JAR 9 CAN FOODLAND BOXES MAC & CHEESE 3/$1 Sii~INES6 9( FOOD LAND CA~SUP99< .<:~. ~;\( ,~"'' -:J.,,. · ... _- FOODLAND .20 OZ. LOAF ROCKY TOP liTER Wright, L.P.N. on managing problem behaviors; Dr. Wes tmoreland on common hea lth problems of persons over 60 with dementia ; and Dr. James With erell on how depression affects the physical condition. Wednesday's session was conducted by Elizabeth Smith, R.N. a nd dealt with services available through the Home Health Service of Vetera ns Memorial Hos pitaL Mrs . Smith talked about the special services offered to Ind ividuals which are geared to promotP, maintain or restore health . Those services Include skilled nursing, physical therapy, a nd home health aide. In her talk, Mrs. Smith discussed the care of a patient confined to bed, bathing problems, and comfort meas ures ;~, ~ \~ W.;J :l· I ,.~ · '' · ' // 99< :~~~ 3/$ f4' Wo A...,.. Tho Right To lim~ Ouont~loo. • Prlcoo Effective Thru hturdoy, Sopt . 15. 1880 • USDA Food Stompo ond WIC Coupono Accoptod . • Not Reoponolillo For Typogrophlcol or Plctoriol Erroro. Three charged with petty theft Three people have been c harged with petty theft In Meigs County Cou rt followi ng the theft of a 1967 Camaro trunk lid and spoiler from th e Jim Steele farm on Shady Lane Road . According to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, the c harges have been filed aga ins t Tim Parsons, 23 , Pomeroy : Richie Douglas , 18, Athe ns, a nd Bill Fu lton . 18. Athens . The stolen Items have been recovered. Souisby also report s that the departm ent Is investigating a breaking and e nterin g a t the Bob Spencer residence In Apple Grove. No othzr details are available at this time . Governor in Gallia for 200th Governor Rich ard F. Celeste has declared the City of Ga!Upoils "Capital for a Day" Sept. 14 ., as Gallipolis celebrates Its 200th birthday. Everyone is wel come to join Gov. Ce leste and members of his cabinet, Thursday, Sept. 13 from 7:30 to 9 p.m . for a public forum at the Ariel Theatre, 426 Second Ave. On Friday, Sept. 14 from 9a .m lo5 p.m ., lnformatlon booths will be set up In the City Park providing Information packets, displays. and demonstrations . Participating In the booth Continued on page 16 Ju stice William Brennan . "T here are so me fundamental choices to be made," Biden said. citing Issues such as abortion a nd civil liberti es. "Because of the close division on th e co urt on the meaning of these constitutiona l guara ntees, II you are co nfir med yo u will have the power to determln which direction this nation will take. which path we wtli follow as we reach thi s cr\llcal cons titu tional crossroad," he sa id . " No one Is e ntitled to be a Supreme Co urt justice. any more than any member of thi s commit tee Is entitled to be a senator." s tressed Blden. ·'The burden of proof Is on you, Judge Souter , the nominee- as II Is o n us when we seek e lect ion as se nators." Blden said . "We hold our posts only If a majorit y of the e lectorate deems us the right persons for the job, given the particular time and c ircumstances facing the country _And a Supreme Court justice ca n as sume his post only If the Senate Is persuaded that the nominee Is the right person for that position. at that particular juncilon In history ." Bush, after meeting Souter for a private White House lunch, praised him Wednesday as "a tough, a fair ·minded, Intellectually brilliant judge" and called on the Senate to "act swiftly so that he can lake his place as the only career prosecutor on the court, in time for the court's first sitting" next month. ''We're very hopeful that the confirmation process will go well. There Is no Indication of any Continued on page 16 Commissio ner Rich Jones said yesterdav . In oth er business. 1he commls· slo ners reviewed a letter rece ived from Sharon Bailey, the Super intendent of the Meigs Cou nty Inll rmary, who Informed the board of Increasing ma\nle nance problems with appliances a t the facility. Bailey. in a letter rece ived by the commissioners ear lia r this week, stated that both the re frigerator a nd the deep freezer In the Infirmary's kitchen were in need of replacement. The comm issioners agreed to review the problem a nd seek suppliers before acting further Court Clerk Linda Be ntz to at te nd a seminar on the new DUI la ws was granted ; the commis sioners agreed to pay $50 to e nable Bentz to a ttend the Col umbu s seminar. The commissioners also voted to ring the bell at the Meigs County Courthouse In honor of former Meigs Coun ty Commiss ioner Richard Karr, on the day of his funera l . Karr, who se rved on the board In th e earlq 1970's. died early on Wednesday . The bell Is on ly rung in obse r va nce of past a nd present county o!!lclals a t the t ime of their de aths on the purchase of any new Present were Commissioners equipment . A req ues t from Meigs Counlv Rich Jones and Da vid Koblentz, Pres ide nt Manning Roush a nd Clerk Mary Hobstetter. Fall sesquicentennial activities will begin Thursday, Sept. 27 By JULIE E. On.LON Sentinel News Staff Wlth fall only a few more da ys away, the Pomeroy Sesquicentennial Committee has been hard at work to Insure that the final sesquicentennial celebration s will run smoothly. The fall sesquicentennial season begins Sept. 27 at 7:30p.m. a t the Meigs Co unty Public Library as Dr. Hubert Wilhelm from Ohio University will present a slide presentation on et hnic culture a nd Its lnllue nce on the Appal achia n culture and loca l arc hitecture. There will also be Appalachian entertai nme nt a nd refreshments. This even t Is free of c harge to I he public. The celebra tion continues In downtown Pomeroy on the firs t wee ke nd of October whe n et hnic e nterta inm ent. chlldre ns· a c tivities and a pa rade will be featu red. On Oct 6 the re will be a Volksmarch through Pomeroy. c hlldrens' games and contests , a Kinder Parade tor the children. en ter tainme nt by "Patc hwork" which features English comedy and music, and Die Muslkanten Germ a n Band for listening or dancing pleas ure. Also on this day will be a commemorative U.S. postal cancellation stampIng a t the Pomeroy Fire Stallon The Ger man folk dancing group The Fo lklanders will per form on Sunda y, Oct. 7 in addition to the Welsh Singers a nd the Zuchlnnl Pickers. Games and con tests. Includi ng canoe races will co nt inue. There will be European-style horse drawn car riage rides . arts and c rafts, and e thnic displays and food . Th e Trinit y Churchhln Pomeroy will be th e set ling for the nex I event on Oct. 14 al 3 p m . whic h will feature Larry Keenan, Pro lessor of Organ and Keyboard at More head Co llege in Kentuc ky . Keenan w!ll perform an organ co ncer t to commemorate th e Barck ho!! Orga n ~' a c t ory whic h opera ted In the la te 1890's and early 1900' s. The Sesquicentennial Commit tee, In conjunc lton with the Meigs County Cham ber of Com merce has planned a sternwheelers festival and fall fo liage tour for Oct. 27 during the afternoon and eve ning . These activities will ta ke place a t the levee In Pomeroy . Pomeroy 's ses quicenten ni a l cele bration will wrnp- up on Nov. 25 with a Chrlslntan parade a nd town open house. Ma r y Powell. chairman of the sesq ui ce nte nnial co mmittee . sta tes that there a re sU it a limited number of !-shirts, cook books. a nd other Items available. Mrs. Powell goes on to say that If each person will donate on ly 5() cen ts. the co mmittee will be able to pay for the sc heduled eve nts . She went on to say that a container as been placed In area bu si nC'sses for donations . Those wishing to contribute to the co mmittee may do so a lso bv mall to Pomeroy Sesq utcentennmt Comm ittee, Mary Powe ll. c hair ma n. 204 E . Main St., Pomeroy . 45769 . Dense fog blankets much of Ohio today Souter ready to face Senate 6 PACK DOLLY MADISON HERR'S disease and related disorders at the Senior Citizens Center. In Us fourth year the program was recently funded by the Department of Aging lor another ye ... Wright says AD-RD project is funded for another year ORIGINAL CHICKEN 2 Sections. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, September 13, 1990 MOUNTAINEER RAID Low tonight In mid 60o. Chance of rain 40 percent. Friday, high In mid 80s. Chance ol rain 50 percent. BONE-IN BEEF FRESH CHICKEN 0/o Off -- Plck-3: 135 Pick-4: 1234 Cards 8-H, Q-C, Q-0, 3-S Super Lotto l-8-12-2'l-I0-42 Kicker 49fi101 TENDERBEST U.S.D.A. ~- -- Ohio Lottery Astros top Reds By United Press International the c utoff where \ -90 and 1-71 De nse fog blank e ted much of Oh Ia ear ly Thursday. a nd may co nti nue Into the Jnnerbelt and con tri buted to a fatal accident on the stat e's newes t have SGT. ROBERT STAATS Sgt. Staats in gulf area Sgt. Robert S. Staat s Is now ser ving wi th the United Sta tes Air Force in th e Per sian Gulf . Sgl. Staats ha s been In th e Air Force since 1985. His wife, Pat ricia , remai ns a t their home at Laken He ath Air Force Base in England . She Is the daughter of Hugh Marta in, Sr.. of Mercer, Cal lk ., and Linda Marlain of Chow ChUla , Ca lif. Sgt. Staats Is the son of Ke nne th and Chery l Lee of Pomeroy . He ser ves with the 93rd munl1\ons mal nle nance squadron 3711 BMTS. He Is the grandson of Mr and Mrs. Curti s Roush of Pome roy and Mr . and Mrs . De nnie Staats, Ocoee. Fla. Hi s address is Sgt . Robert Staats, PSC -Box 4196, APO, N.Y., 09179-5373. Staats Is a 1985 graduate ol Meigs High School. Inters tat e, 1-490 In Clevel and, which wa s Op!'ned ju st two da ys ago. At 8 a.m . visi hilit y was jus t l -16th of a mile a t Clt•ve land Hopkin s lnterna llona l Airport. whe re la ndings and Ia keo!!s of pas se n ger f li g ht s w ere s uspe nd ed. Cleve land policr accident In - vestiga tors sald two men were driving eastbou nd on 1-90, missed went east on 1-490. When the driver rea lized his mis ta ke. he began back ing up. A tractor -trai le r s mas hed Into the rear of t he c ar, killing the passe nge r a nd injuring the driver Namr s were be in g wtt hheld . A spo kesma n at Hopkin s Ai r port said on ly freight alfl'ra ft were laking off because of the fog, although passe nger tra ffi c was e xpected to res ume wh e n the fog burned off at midmorning . Co ntinued on pa ge 16 Abortion not as big an issue as first thought COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Despite campaign advertisin g on the candid ates' positions on abo rtion , votprs ap paren tly are not Jelli ng that controver sial Issue lnJ\uence how they'd vote. The Co lumbu s Dispatch sa id Thursday a recent poll found about one- third of the voters s iding with Re publican George Volnovlch, one third with Democ rat Anthony Ce\ebrezze and the res t undecided . The newspaper asked 1,581 registered Oh to voters the follow Ing question: "Anthony J. Ce lebrezze J r. a nd George V. Volnovlc h have taken different positions on abortion. If you know these positions. teii us with whom you agree more. " Results from the survey of Aug. 30 through Sept. &found that 35 percent sided with VoiJtovlch, • 33 percen t with Ce lcbrez;w and 32 percent sa id th ey were not sun> The aborti on ba ttle began las t December when Ce lebrezze. who thro ughout his 1\Je ha s opposed a bortion, c ha nged his view and now says he believes pol\1\cians s hould not dictate to women what c hoi ce to make Volnovlch also c hanged his position. from opposing abortion In all cases to allowing It only In cases of rape, incest or a threat to the woman' s life. Ce le bre2ze began campaign co mmerc ia ls In late August say ing, " I believe you can be pe rsonally opposed to abortion, while recognizing, as I do, that politicians shouldn't dictate to a woman what choice to make. My opponent, George Volnovlch. would make most abortions Illegal." �Thursday, September 13, 1990 Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 13, 1990 . The Daily Sentinel Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta Strange bedfellows Ill Court Street Pomeroy , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEH;S-MASON MlEA !l~ tsmR~ rrL...,J~....--., ~c::::t l l='1 ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH Gen••ral Mana gp r PAT WHITEH EAD Assistant PuhUsher/ Co ntroller A MEMBER of ThP Un lt t'd Pr E"Ss I ni('J na t lunaI I nl anrl Dal l y Prf'S.s Association and tht' Arnrrtran Nl'wspaper P ublis hers Assoc taiton • LETTERS OF OPIN IO N arP welcomf' Th('V shou ld be less than JOO words long All IPtters are su bject to editi ng aj.1d must br signed with name, address and tel ep hone numhfor r-.·o lln s lg n ed lr tt ers will be pu blis hE'd . Lettf'rs shou ld be In good tas l e addrf'S slng Issues. not per sonall ties National energy policy sought due to crisis By ROBERT SHEPARD WASHI NGTO N tUP i i -The latest crisi s 1n the MtriPast ;util lht• subsequent shock to the 011 markets has produced the prcdwlable round of c alls in Co ngress for a natiOnal e> nergy Polley .Ju st JS predictabl y, the fervor will dl e down whr n the cr isto;; 1s ovPr. "The tragrdy 1s that we forgo t the lrsson of th~ las t Pnergy Cll"- IS, · says Rep. Leon Paneltd, D Calli ··An initi ative now to relea rn ancl reapply those lt•ssons 1s ju st as 1mrXlrHln f 1n thE' long run as our military deploym ent in Saudi Arabia " Similar threat s lu_Mldt•ast oi l In the ]970s prompted ca lls fo r th e United States Ia \pssen it s dependence on fore ign otl and for more _efficient use of av ilablc energy su ppli es Pres ident Jtmm y Carter called the effo rt " the mara! equiva lt'n t of war,·· but the mimedt ate crisis di sappea red , Car ter los t his re -elect ion bid, and the tncen ttve to make hard decisio ns Pva pora l ed , - " In recen t years. p!Pntiful and cheap oil has dam)ll'ned tnce nt tves to co nserve enPrgy, to mvest in allrrnat ivE>s, <.m d to p1oducr otl tlom es tica lly,' notes Rep L<•e Hamilt on, D-lnd _- Hamilton says Congress must sharr th e bl a mf'. for 1t ·accep!Pd -President Reaga n' s Pfforts to rut federal support for encrg' etttclency and consP r vat ion and to lPt t hr rna r ket drtNm 1np rnrt 10 consumption ." . Congr ess did thw art Reagan's allemplt o abo lish til<' Department ef Energy, but th P agPncy was far from a_ggress 1vr m bu ildm g an [ildependent energy stt ategy Now, with a new threat to foreign oil supplies . Congress ts oncp more cal li ng for acti on · Rep. Billy Tauztn , 0 La . ca m<' up with a novel tde a. a bond program th at would al low A m('ric an s to put money into l hP stra tf' glc .petroleum reserve p rog ram , but most suggestions are a rep lav of :Ideas proposed and then forgo ttc•n 10 the '70s • HamJIIon . i n a news iPtte r to his d ist ri c t . notes that au tomob ilf' furl efficiency , "a fl er making big ga ins since 197:!, declined 10 I 9Ki< and 1989, with Amertcans fa vor ing fa s!l •r and heavier vc hiclrs · - Hamilton urges \he trend be ti'VI' rsl'd and fuel eco nomy standards · be strengthened Panetta ca lled on President Bush and lhl' Energy Dc•par tmen t to .. complete a nallonal f'l'lerg:.:· strategy and prcsPn t ir to Co ng1rss "before the end of this sessio n " The plan "s hou ld prov!dP for thr rcviv d l uf a number of energy ... conservation and alternative rncrgy program s implem ented or , strengthened dun ng the Car \er arlm ini st ralinn. most of which were .,_ allowed to lapse or were underfunded du rin g the 1980s ·· .Hamilton suggests an tdea that already was afloat to help reduce :,-_the fed era I de!let t. higher taxes on gasoline and othl'rt'nergy source s - · "Significant i ncreases in t:te cost of gaso litll' would be an effective ; tool to co nserve energy." he correc tl y notes But the price of gasoline has a! rea d;. gone up, wi t hou 1an v help from Wash ingt on, and th at makes it poilttc l \y more dtff irult forCongtess to Impose htgher taxes and boos! the per ·gal lon " 'lSI I'Vl' n man• Such a m ove would help !h e defi cit and would encourage conservation. but it IS a solution !hall s too p<I infu l fur Co ngres" and probably for mos t of th e Amencan public Hamilton and Pane1ta also pomt to lhr rte Pd for mc tedsrddomrsric production. but they are well aware of the prolliPm I hal enta ils - I he potential for environmen tal dama ge ' 'A balancing of pnergy development w1 t h consr r va11on' · 1s nrrdrd. Panetta says. but judging from past bat tl l's tha i ts not easy to accomplish . Nearly all !he pr oposals or opttons for cl<' ve loptng an effec ti ve national energy plan ace dtfftcull or ex pensive - not the sor t or l htng Congress or the admimslratio n like to dea l with The easiest wav out. once aga in. would be for the \a l Ps I Midea st cr isis just to fade awa\' Letters to the editor Appreciates .mpport Dear Editor· On behalf of all the Ches ter · Volunteer Fire Department I · would like to take this opportun . lty to thank everyone who do nated cakes, pies, etc., their 10011. hard work , and all of you who supported our M eigs Cou nty Fa ir food boot h and th e Laber Da y BarbequP for surh a worth wh il e cause. Thanks to you bolh t>ven1 s werp a huge success for us E lma NewPll. Presidrn1 CVD Same old stuff. .. Dear Editor. Headlines r ead, "Ohio's larg est association of school em · ployees approve l nltlal\v e by Democratic gubernatorial cand l· date Anthony Celebrezze" . What else did you expect• The Democrats think they ha ve the Ohio Education Association In their pocket In my opinion they always have. Celebrezze's wond ertul now of words Is the same stuff that has been coming down tbe line for years Celebrezze Is touting the blggesl political plum In Ohio. In my opin ion all Celebrezze Is doing Is playing around w ith words. He wants to say something good about eve rybody In the hopes he can get some of them on hi s band wagon . The thing that Is lacking Is SPECIFICS . The reason Is I hey don't have any . If they do have they keep them to themselves for fear of losing vot es. The main Idea Is to get el ected Gay le Pri ce Today in history By United Press lnlernatlonal . Today Is Thursday . Sepr. I 3, I he 256th day of 19~ with 109 to foUow. - The moon Is waning, moving toward Its new phase The morning sl<lrs are Mercury, Venus. Mars and Jupiter. · The evening star ls Salurn. Those born on this dale are under lhe sign of Virgo . They Include U.S. Army bacterlologlsl Walter Reed , In 1851 ; Gen. John " Black Jack" Pershing, hero of World War I, In 1860; author Sherwood Anderson In 1876; English author J .B. Priestly In 1894; Bill Monroe, lbe "father of bluegrass" music, In 1911 rage79i ; singer Mel Tonne In 1925 rage 65); fonner White House spokesman Larry Speakes In I939 · life 51) and actress Jacqueline Bisset In 1~46 rage 44) . WASHIN GTON -Two-career mean members of Cnngrrss have a new PI h1 cs rroblem - their spouses No longP r does the congres sional \-\life sit at homr pouring tea fur other wiv es The co ngr f's sion al "w ife" may now be a congr ess ion a l husband, and spo u ses of both sexes come to Washington wit h pol itic al savvy - in somP eases pro fess ional backgrou nd s- that propel them 1nt o th(> city'o;; sPcond most ma r riages prominf'n t profession - lobbying Most of thE' spouses who makr a llv tng as lobbyist s clai m thev dutifully steer ,clea r of profcs slana ! pi llow ta lk . !Jut It 's hard to imag inr dlnn Pr f<Ibl r co nvrrsa · tion th at doesn' t mention clt her spouse>'s \\-Orkdav Ta ke Sen. T~ m Ha rk in D Iowa He is a IParl ln g advoca t e for farmers iind has co ns!dP r <Ibk cl out o n agricul t ural isstws through the Senate committees nn which he slls His wife, Ruth Harkin, Is a la wyer specializing in agricultu re She does some lobbying and represent s clients in thP far m 1ng business. Mrs Harkin told our associa t e Scoll Sleek that nobodv In her law firm - Akin, Gump, Stra us, Hauer and Feld - lobbies her hus band Mayrn' not, but they have done him a whoppe r of a favor The Ia"-• firm representPd Sen Harkin In a libel su\1 Ht•st\11 owes the firm $162. 000 , and the firm doesn't seem to be 1n any hurry to co llect Akin Gum p defended Har ki n In the suit· ari sing fr om ht s 19H4 campa ign. An aldr to ills oppn nen t sued Harkin for llbrl whPn Har kin Issued a prP.ss rrleasP accusing the atde oi Improper campai gn ac!!vl tles. Hark tn won the sui t Thr srnator Insist~ hf'' ll pav 'i f lcks the le ga l rrrs but th0 way hr plans to do !tis r ,tismg rypbrows on Capit ol Htl l Hat km opened a tru st fund and ts so llcttln g contrlbull ons to pay the bt l!. As a bow In lhP dJrPrl10n of propriety, Harkin says hr won'! lake any of the money until aftrr the No vember election . Harki n sai d hr con su lt ed the Senate Ethi cs Commt ltee all along the way and got approvaL but the qurstion st i ll re main s Shou ld a sena tor be In hock to a lobbying group , especially one that employs his wife and whose attorneys havp given h!m gcnPr ous cam paign con tribu tions? Harkin Isn't the onl y lawmaker with a working spouse, but so me an' more car r f u l to avOid the appeara nce of Influence ped dllng Anne Bing am an. wtfe or Sen Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M . ts a lawyer with a big law firm that also lobbies But M rs Bin gaman to thC' lrgal work and doe sn' t lobby. ThP firm handle s issuP.s that lap over Into Bingaman's com miltl'C' work In the S£>na1c, but so far th P couplC' has been able to avoid qu E>s fionahl e en! an gil' menI s. That isn' t c.1Sy T he t emptation to cas h In on family lll?s i s strong Pam Kostmayer, who is lega lly separa ted from he r husband Rep Peter Koslmayer, D Pa . says shl? has experienced it first hand HPt co mmunications firm hPlps cliPnl w ho have an issue to push beforP Congress. But m slt>ad of directly lobby ing CongrPss, t hr firm stirs up gr assroots suppor t tn a congre-ss ional dt st r i!'l <:Hld grt s vot er s to pres <>urP lhPir represe nt ative She sa id he has rejec ted potential l'lirnt s who ha'vr com e to her hop in g for Inroads wit h her husband Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio SVAC to open league play Friday Kyger Creek, By G. SPENCER OSBORNE OVP Staff Writer The So uth ern Valley At hl etic Co nference went 3-5 In last week's non league action last Friday to f inish compet ition aga inst the rPst of the region at 11-13, with Kyger Creek 13-01 and Symmes Valley 12 -11 bemg the only teams In the fraternity t o head Into league play with winning records Appropriately enough, these two teams will meet Fr iday night at Aid tn a con test that will have a m ajor Impact on the lea gue ttl le chances for lhese squad s. How ever, the Vikings will have to run the sam e gauntlet that Kyger Creek had to l as t year, when the Bobcats had Ia play Oak Hill and Symmes Valley on consecutive Fridays 1n the season's final weeks This year Valley wtll travel to Oak Hill on Frtday. Sept . 21. The Bobcats and the Vikings, both of whom wear scarle t and gray, have virtually identtcal playbooks for both sides of the line, Including ravenous rus hing atta ck thai lea ve Ill tie room for passing. All told , the passi ng yard s both teams have accumulated after three games would barely stretch from goal lin e to goal line IKC ha s 93 yards, and Symmes has eight ) Wood y Hayes would be pleased. For the Bobcats, ironback Phtl Bradbury, a 5-10, 177-pound j un · lor, collected Cheshire's ftr st 100-yard effort of the season with a 17-carry, 108-yard )ll'rfor · mance In last week's 14-7 wln over Waterford And while f ell ow lronback Joe Edwards f5-10, 173 , sr.) did his sharewlth 70yards on I4 rushes, Valley will have to keep his eyes on Jitter Gi lmore I 5-9. ISO, sr i, who used his speed to run eight times for 61 yards and seared a touchdown Once again, Kenny Daniels, the VIkings' all world bullbaek, has ripped through oppostng defenses. and going into Frid ay night's battle. the 5-9. 170-pound senior has racked up 435 yards on 55 carries 17.9yds / ru sh! and two touchdowns No t to be forgotten Is ful lback .Jason Sheppard 16-0, By GENE CADDES U PI Sports Writ er Not even SO M ERSET. Wls tNF.A> BPcaus(' the dairy ind ustry ha" success full y ln slnuat Pd il propd ganda Into l hr nat ion's publ ic school cu rric ula . millions of pi'Oplr pr esumab ly believe that mllk is " na turf''s most perfcrl food" That 's not qu ite true. F or decades. thP National Dairy Counci l ha s promoted the• supposed pur lt y and .,. ,. holesome ness of milk, chppse, but let . cr eam and ot her dairy products But physicians and nutrlllon\st s now kn0\\1 that thosr foods' hig h ·fat and c hoiPstpro l lpvels ca n contr ibUI C' to hPart disPaSP ,Ind strokes Moreovrr, thf' datry cows in today' s chemi ca l laden barn yards Increasi ngly are walk ing medicin e chests, suffusP<l w!lh antibiot ics. tra nq uil izer s, diu ret ics, growth en ha ncprs and ot her pharmaceu ti cals whose effrrl on hum an hr alth In too rna nyr instances Is e1 ther susJ)f'cl or unknow n Now some in the Industry want to add lo thai brew daily Inj ec tions of bovine so mal o trop\n, a genettca lly engineered sy ntheti c hormo ne they cla im wil l st lmu! ale cows to producP 10 to 25 percen t more milk wh il f' milk is pure consuming less fPcd Touted as a triumph of tec hno! ogy ovrr naturrl BST was devr loped and Is be ing promoted bv four drug compa nies- Ell Lilly, Upjohn, Ame rican Cyanamid and Monsanto -w hich env ision a global market produ cmg $51)() m ill ion to $1 billio n wor th or an nu al sa les. Those corporat ions alrcadv have expe nded at leas t $500 mill ion to develop BST. which they say Is a virtuall y Ident ica l copy of the na tu ra\ lv occurr ing pro tein produced by cows to cont rol t hei r milk production But critics and skeptics abou nd Bot h the nut r it ional qual it y and human health effects or BST·st lmul ated milk ar e un· kn own , al though one public healt h authority, Dr Samuel Epst ein at !he University of IllinOis, warns or potent tal prob· IPms ranging from allergic respo nses to carci nogenic reac tion s In addi ti o n. some vetr rlna rlans fear BST will have an <H! versr Im pact on l hP animals Mor eover, the count ry does n't need more milk. "Since I 987, the (feder al i government has spent more th an $1 billion to slaught er U.S tro ps What o worries us j ellyfi sh however , Is Bush 's unequ\vocai pledge that Iraq' s seizure or Kuwait "will not stand ." Few outside the Middl e East want It to stand, of course, but what If Saddam decides to ride out an economic boycott of Iraqi produc ts for a year or two • At what point does the Bush promise dictate otlenslve mlllt ary action aga inst Iraq ? There are aI least four reasons why we should not Initiate a battle to liberate Kuwait 1) Kuwait was never ~ great fri end of ours Last yea r In l he natural or olhf'r\\'ISP rf'du cr dairy hrrd s b.v a m illion cows." notes th e National Family Farm Coa lition . Herr In Wisconsm. by far thr nation 's lead in g milk producing stat e. th ai Dairy Termina tion Program .1nd .1 glu ttf'ci mt..~rkPI lf>cl to I hr rllminat ion of morf> than 10.000 farm s- one fourth of the state' s Iota ! - ilut ing I he !9ll0s Thr U.S Drpar tmrn t of AgtT culture' s mos t rece nt stati st ics show t ha i Wi sco nsi n is home to 1.7 mtlll on or !h e cou nt ry's 10. 1 m illion dairy· cows an d producrs almost 17 percent or the more tha n 142 bi ll ion po und s or mi lk sold every yea r in the nati on A st ate law enact ed ea r lier thi s yea r prohibits th e use or sa le of BST for us e tn dai ry co ws anywhere In Wi sconsi n until J une 1991. when 1t s medi ca l an d eco nomic effects presumab lv wil l be bett er understood 1Proposals for si mil ar stat utes In other l ead ing dairy sl ates ha ve enco unt ered mixed result s Neighboring Mlnnrsola al so enac ted a temporary prohibition, but Vermo nt reje ct ed tha i approac h 1 F ive of the nall on' s !at gcs t super market chain s - Super ~~~~~ng ~!!,ngiSbord~n~!,.eo~~~h number of jellyfish who do t want American blood s pllledn~o libera te Kuwait. There are a good man y causes worth dying for, but lower oi l prices Isn't one of them . For the time being, of cou rse, American troops are only protect lng Saudi Arabia from an attack by 1raq That's an honor a· ble undertaking, and al so a defensive one. Saudi Arabia mav not boast a model governmeni, but It Is a valuable (If fickle I regional ally and deserving of support aga inst a barbarian enemy Even a reckless gambler like lraq' s.Saddam Hussein will think twice befor~ crossing a and dying Robert Walters markets General, St op & Shop. Safeway, Kroger, nnd Von's have an nou need 1ha t t hpy will not sf' l! d airy product s madr from the milk of I he approx 1m ately 200 hr1 ds of cows in wh ich BST tesling has tx'rn au thorized by the US F ood and Drug Adml ni s!ra !ion Var ious makf'rs of da 1ry pro duct s - incl udin g !len and Jer r y's and Haagen Da z, Kraft and Borden. Da nnon and Yopla\1 say they won't proces s milk from BST t es t herd s The country's largest dai ry coope ra tive. Asso el at ed Mi lk Producers Inc. says it won't accept BST mtl k from an y of Its 21,000 members To a great ex tent . th ose actions are more sy mbolic than su bstan· l ive because the FDA Isn't t•xpected to decide whether t o approve the growt h horm one of gPneral use un til some time next year But In an era when scientis ts proud ly promote th ei r ability to prod uce a gr ow ing number of genetica lly engin eered pl ant s and an im als, the protest over the use of BST clearly re fl ects pNple's uneasiness abou t such meddling with nat u ral processes. for United ~a tlon s, fnr eKa mple. Kuwait voted with !h e United St at es only 9.9)ll'rcenloflhPtlme on Impor tant Issues of lnternaIlona! policy taccord!n~ to dat a In the St ate Departments yea rly report on U.N. voting patterns) Vietnam, of al l places, supporl<'d us just as ofl en. 21 Although mild by the benl ghted sta ndards or the region, the pre-puppet Kuwait I regime was an aut ocracy, opposed to the enlightened valu es Americans cherish. According to Amnesty lnlernational, dissent wa s suppress ed to the point that Kuwait shut down a stage show la st October;and tr ied four actors for Vincent Carroll participating In a play cons\dered "o ff ensive to Islam. " 3) We shouldn't have to go It alone Oh, su r e, a few Arab countries and now Pakistan milit ary powers on the order of AA baseball tea ms - will be se ndin g some ground troops to help, but where ar e !he Europeans and Japanese• At The Economist m agazin e admitted to Its prima rily British audience, "In ter ms of oil, the Iraqi Inva sion of Kuwait Is a European problem rather than an Amerlcan one. Iraq and Kuwait have been selling mu ch more oil to Western E urope !han to the United St ates." • • Symmes 190. sr 1. who has totalea 13~ yards on 36 attempts 16.6 yds / rush 1. In la st week's 14-6 vtctory over Chesapea ke. Sheppard had 166 yards and a t ouchdown, while Daniels put 118 yards under his feet and co llected a touc hdown They accounted for the Norse· men's offense. With suc h prolific running on the sid es of both teams and the pros)ll'ct of rain In the forecast for Friday, no abrupt changes In 1he ga me plan are forseen for either squad . as this game mi ght end up being '"t hree yards and a splash of mud ·· N. GaiUa·Eastern Th is IS a I ale of two teams. onr th at lost a heartbreaker tn overtime. and anoth er that was left far behtnd in the slips tream by a sleek er raptor. North Gallia, still I eelmg !he sting or last week's I 3-7 overtime loss to Ross Southeastern tl hr Bucs ' third stratght loss at hamel . wtl\ have plent;. of hunger and drive to make !he move to push its record t o 500 and start co nfere nce play on the right root. Easlern. the VIctim tn Wa hama's 34-14 massacre at Mason. W.Va .. re turns t o the homela nd s of the Ches te r Tuppers Platns area for the ftrst tim e thi s season. as Mother Nature forced the Eagles to play th eir season opener aga tnst Wa terford at Waterford tnstead of Tupper s Plains. The Eagles' passtng game, app ropri a t ely enough, ha s caught a ther mal an d gone on the rise. as the yardage numbers (32 vs. Waterford , 79 vs. Hannan and 95 vs Wahama l tndirate. One comb tnation the Pi ra te s wt l l have to watch au ! for IS the Wes Holter-to-Mt ke Wheeler conn er lion. Wheeler. a 6 3. \60 pound sentor, has grabbed at least ft vr passe s for 11 7 yards and a touchdown tvs. Hannan) tn the last two weeks. T he Ptrat es wt ll dispatch its secondar}. starn ng llrad Fuller 15 ll. 160. Jr 1 and Clay Smit h 10·9. 132 sr 1. to stop the Eagles' aen al game However. the rushmg att ack took a vacation aga tns t the While Falcons. as !h e Eagles had 7R ya rd s m t hat gamp lcomparC'd Valley wilh 'l l 'l vs Hannan the week bef01e 1 North's defense, an c hored by I inebac ker Casey Sta ton 15-9, 180, ir 1 and defen si ve end Brian Lievlng (6-0, 180, sr I. amo ng others. should prepare extensively to prevent an explos ion by Eagle runmng back Tim Bissell t 5-9, 160. Jr.) , who had 193 yards and fou r touchdowns aga inst Hannan, only to be held by a t ough Wahama defen se to 58 yards and one touchdown last week. On defense , 11 will be vital to the Eag les to stop Staton, who as a fullback picked up the Pirates ' firs t 100-yard rushing effort with a 101 -ya r d performance last week In fact, Staton has two of North's three 5().ya rd-plus efforts 1he had 59 aga inst Green Loca l in Week 2. a nd Dobbins had t;O in the opener against Xenia Woodrow Wilso n\ . But the PI· ra tes' passing game, which ha s dropped out of sight since the st art of the season (75 y•rds vs Woodrow Wilson. 28 vs. Green and none vs Ross SE I, will need a j ump start, an d i f It gels It, such receiver s as Llevlng and Scott .Ju stu s 16·3, 200, sr) at tight end an d wide receive r Smith could be busy once aga in ca tch ing pigskins Hannan Trace-SWHS Can H anna n Trace's runnin g game su rvlvr the loss of senior ta ilback Er ic Lloyd, who sui fered a seaso n·rndlng Injury !fract ured bones behind the tocs SV AC standings (All games) W L PF PA Tewn Kyger Ctl'l'k Symmes Valley Easter n . Nor th Ga !lia 308234 2 144 33 I 2 52 60 1 240 55 1 2 3032 I 2 42 49 1 25450 2 46 R6 Sou thwPs 1Pr n Oak Hill Hannan Tr arr Souther n. Frida) 's eo nlests Kyger Cree k at Symmes Va lil•v Hannan Tr ace at Sou fh wPs lcr n North Ga l lia a! Eastern So uthern at Oa k Hi ll Eight southern Ohio teams ranked in this week's UP/ prep grid poll BLOCKADE Page 3 The Daily Sentinel t EIKht southern Ohio area loothall t eams were ranked in this week 's United Press International loot ball poll . In Division 2, Athens Is seventh and Portsmouth 17th; Porl•mouth West is sixth In Divl•ion 3. and New Le.tngton 19th; Whr<' lersburg Is lOth, Belpre Is lith, and Coal Grove Is 13th In Division 1 while Franklin Furnace Green Is 19th In Division 5. i Three· new COLU MBUS leader s emerged for the second werk m a row in th e- unsen iPd Uni ted Press I nter nati onal Oh io High Sc hoo l Board of Coac hes foot ball ra tings Ct nc1nnat t Princeton tn Dt\' Is ion I. Fostoria In Dtvtsto n !l and Steubenville Ca tho\t r in Divlston IV were th ts weeks new ~a I s. JO ining hold over s Young stow n Cardin al Mooney tn Dtvist on Ill and Minster in Dtvtslon V. Pri nee-I on a 37-0 winner over Mtlford Frtday nig ht , slipped Into first place In the big sc hoo l voting by a sli m I o8-157 m argrn ovrr last wrrk 's IPa der . C'IPVC' land St \gnallu s ThC' V1k m gs, no strangf'rs 10 th P top spot 1n recrn t VC'ar"-. ptc krd up srven fi rst placr \'O!rs while St Ignat iu s. thr two-ttmr drfC'nding cha mp ion. rrcrlvt'd ntnr first s Massillon Wash mg!On. drsptfr a 20 -I4 win o'er Akron Garfield, slip)ll'd from seco nd to th ird with H6 poin t,, fo ll owed cl ose lv in fourth bv Middletown wi th 1.12 Princeton and Mtddlt•t own meet Fridav night in one of thr weekend' s glamor g:amrs . v.:hilf' Massillon hosts No 6 C!nCl nndti MorllN Sa turd a\ ntgh! 1n anothrr Wa r rpn Hardtn,g, J () .Jftl·r a-; h OV£' r Ak ro n B uchtf'l F'nd av night . adva n ced a llth<• wavrr~m 15t h to fifth , followed bv Moe !let . Gro\'1' Ci t\' , Upppr Arl mgl on. 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Cna< h('S l1tnllw l l r. rrl nJ!' 1v.11 1 !1r't pl,n·(• \Olr<> an d v.on ln,r The Redmen pirkPd up etg ht firs ts and 1R2 poll poin t' !o srvrn firsl s and 167 points for S!f'Ubrn vi liC'. a 37 -0 win nrr ovr 1 Parm a Padul:l Sa t urdav n1ght ll'nHrh In p,\lt'n!hP',('~I So lon advanced f rom f1fth to The Daily Senlinel lhll d p lace Akro n St Vmcen t St Mar v bv ju st a single potnt Orrville. lhtrd last week. fell on(' spot to fourth and was followf'd b~ · Dovrr. Por~mouth West, Akron 1\ oban. Bloom rarrol l. CA rE and Amanda Cl ra rc r Prk MinsiN. the defendtng Dl\ is to n V champ, co ntinurd to hold a sizra bl r marg1n am ong th r small schoo ls The Wildr.tl s rrcrivrd 16 firsts and 2o!l points for a ,;o potnl marg1n ovrr St llrnrv w1 th four firs ts and 199 poll point s Archbo ld was a d ts tant thll d with !54 , followed b)' Mogado re Aversv tllr. Ft rmonl St Jo se ph . Newark Catho l tr. McDonald . DP ip hos St. John·s and Corv R awson. md k lng ti s f11st top f~n appraranC(' 1n r1 numbPr of third. dropping St Mar ys Mem orial one notch from th ird 10 fourth Rounding ou 1thl' DIVI sion II top ten !t st were Fra nklin . Bel oit We st Branch. Athens, Akron Bucht el. Ci nci nna ti Pur cell Marian and Verm ili on St eubenville Ca th oli c's ri se to No 1 i n Diviston IV was su rpn s lng as th e Crusaders bvpass<'d two unbralf'n trams on thf'lr way Steubenvt lle Ca lholtc. a 29 0 winnPr ovrr Eas t Livrrpool Fri day night , rece ived fi ve firsts and I 44 points Versailles, the top team last week . drop)ll'd to second with seven first s an d 139 points and Co lumbu s Hart ley. last week's runnerup, sli pped to thtrd with !'NO f irsts and I 28 points Another team maktng a big jump this week was Warren Kennedy, whtch advanced from ninth a week ago to fourth with three firsts and 122 points. Roundin g out the IV li st were Broo kville In fifth. followed In order by Bainbridge Paint Va l ley, Hea th . Campbell Memorial and Wheelersburg Cardinal Mooney. a 21-0winn er over Lima Senior Saturday night , held a 139-ll9 m argin over runnerup Youngstown Ursuline In Division IlL The Ca rdinal s r ece ived nine first place voles to three for Ursuline, whjch led 1 \ IH \ I!<>IOfl I Tram l'•·am Po1111" I Cl l ll' l liHI'IOill ~ltiOi ~ (It S l l~n <IIIU " ' 'I t 1 \ Or 1 \1,""'1 1nn 11 1 r 111 1 1 \1111ti!Piov. n ' 1n, -, V. ,u,,.n I! J rdm g 'I !11 ) 'IIi I \h l i~ ', '\ ')2 1 Co nt inued on pag e 5 In of his left foot) tn la st week's 14 I O loss to Fatrvtew 1Ky 17 Can Southwestern depend on bei ng healthy after takin g Its sha te of hard knocks !Including a season ending ankle tnjury !o widPOul Steve Davis, among others 1 tn last week's 12.6 heartbreak loss to Alexander? With all these injunes. nagg mg and otherwise, thts game could ver:r well hinge on a key play by a freshm an or sophomore or some littl e-used reserve , not to mention whose defense blinks first. HT skipper Do n Sau nders has moved tac kle Ron Lambert to tailback. but what Sa unders has done Is, tn effect, put another fullb ack to jam J ason Northup t5-IO. 185, sr 1 In the backfield That will help In givi ng quarter back Chad Barnes (5-9 , I35, fr 1 so me protection In the pass ing game. which ha s been Trace's shining accomplishmen t on of fense. Against Fairview , Barnes passed for 154 yards and a touchdown - close !o twice as many y, ds as hr thrpw for i n th e Wildcats ' prevtous two games com bi ned IR21 Trace' s running ga mL' ha sn't been an ugl y stepsl st<•r to thl' aeria l game. as No rthup, wh o Is a so lid, st r aight ahead runner, has one of th e Wildcat s' two 100 :rard plus effo rts tLloyd has thf' oth er!. Ho;v ever. the Guyan rushing at tac k was held to nR yards - tis first sub-100-yard game of th e year - against a beefy Fairview lin e. Southwestern wt ll lik r ly con linue th eir success in lhP a1r. as quarterback Aaron McCarty 1j II. 139, so 1. who tossed fm 142 yards and a touchdown aga inst Alexander. will -seek sure· handed tight end Ketth Carte r !6-2. 240, sr I and fleet footed Kev i n Kiser 15·8 . 14 1. sr 1 down field However. the ru nning game needs to Improve. as It s yardage ha s stead ily gone down· hill. from 195 vs . Han nan to 1 3~ vs Ross Southeas tern to 95 vs Al exa nder. Though the Patri ot posse los t Davis In the Al exander game. the James gang ga ined North Ga\ lia tack le Tim Conwell t6 ·3 , 260. j r 1. who go t some ac ti on In that game -h is first or the season as well as In a Highlander uniform- to jam key Carter and tac kle John Sites t6·2. 230. sr. t as the newest of the Sou th wester n Bru ise Brot hers. With tthose fellows i n the pit s, there IS little reason why the grou nd game shouldn't reverse Its curre nt tre nd . In the Alexander game. tat\ back Chris Metzger t6-2. 190, sr 1 suffered a bruise to the right knee, and Sit es suffered aggrava lions of minor knee Injuri es th at kl•pt him out of all but one qu<~rter of that battle. but both will be back in action come Friday nigh t It rema in s to be seen how such injuri es will affect their play Hannan Tr ace will have plenty of mottvallon on their side when Friday night comes, as the Wildcat s seek the i r first wm aga inst the Ht~hlande rs since their 21·14 vlclory over lhem on Oct. 9, 1987 in Mercerville. r .s. - Lloyd had surgery on his foot Monday. and he has a pair of screws th at are hold mg the bones m place until they ca n heaL "He's the type of ktd that will work at w· and be ready for the opening of the Wildca ts' basketball seaso n. accordi ng to Sau nders, who during ro undbal l season is Tra ce's reser ve and assista nt varsity roac h. Southern-Oak IIIII Two weeks ago Oa k Htll go t a sca r e when wide recetver Shanf' ~ ay n ar d, a 6-1, 145·pound sentor. was hit In the knee during a pre -game practice preceding th e Minford game. May nard' s knee SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 '4524 THE PLJBL\C UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By Gary E Vigorito . Secretary coverage Oak Hi II tlad b~l ter not look ahead to its Sep t 21 encoun ter w tt h Symmes Va lley v.hill' play ing th e Tornadoes, as se nt¢r quarterback Jar rod Ci rc le. In sp ite of see ing a drop tn hJs passing yardagr tK4 vs Ironton St Joe, com pal ed with I.ll vs Wa tPrford) , ha s c ut h1s Jn ii'H'P P lions down and i ncrPdsPd h1 s t ouch do wn p.1sses ( frorn threp pickoffs and one TD vs FoJ t frye . to one tntercrp twn and onP payd irt pa ss vs Waterford to riu th efts and two sco nng tos ses v' St. J oc I Also, So uthern has seniot play anywhere back Todd Grinds taU who picked up I JI yards and a touchdo'Nn in the Tornadoes 32 -24 marathon. overume wftl over St. Joe. T he Hill, of co urse, ca n run as well as pa ss. and vice VE'rsa_ .J unior tailback Bill Potter 15-1 ~ 173) has fou nd a home tn ttie Oaks' off ense. as he wi l l br ing a 7.46 yards p e r ·C <.~rry average Into Friday's co ntest Pt cking l((l the slack for Maynard ts light end Mike Simpson 16-0, I 54. sr. 1, who ha s fou r of the Oaks' eight comple tio ns thts yea r and onefifth or the south Jackson battalion' s rece iving yardage t48 for Simpso n, 228 for the team) · S2 JS BAHGAIN KAtiN[l S SAI UROA~ 6ARGA \ N NIGHl 0 """" '"'" ROUTE 15 WEST S2 . 75 A SU NDA Y ruE',OAY (£KCEPT "GHOST") LAST ~DAiir~•:::;:::;::;:;::::::::::==~ J It .1, I~ I< I '-. 1 (I \( [J I' H I \ I \1 I\;~o(} ,\o, ,,])"" •• I n ~ I I \ I ~~- "J GHOST II "" , . ~IIlii!" !IIIIi NUll\ 'iTIJ!l - "~ OiO ~~ ~~II >oC IUI >D• • B.li!G.OI- ~1(;14 1 TODAY T 00,9 30 ST AR TS TOM:!RROW 1 fRlllAY 7 00,9 JO fRIDAY l 00,9 30 SAT 3 00,1 00 .9 10 SUN J 00.1 00,9 JO SAT 3 00.7 00,9 JO SUN J 00, 7 00 ,9 )0 M()N - THURS 1 00, 9 JO COM\I'tG SOON! t::.!(HR SlJTHERLANO & JULIA R06£RT S 1r1 "f lAll i N(FIS ..... 4NAPA~ ,_,.. 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They sell quality Weatherhead" hydrau lie hoses. .... ,..,,. 4NAPA~ Because there are no unimportant parts:• 01900 N~ttonal Automotive Pttt1 AMoc1•iMln �Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Support These Fine Area Businesses! 992-6669 @ Member F.O.I.C. 253 NORTH SECOND · ·LE.. Of.fl 211 WesT Sec on d Su ~:>.- • P 0 Box 626 Po meroy OH 45 7o9 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO :?oure 7 PQBo x))Q For All Your Presc riplion and Sundry Jlieeds See Us" '.JODeiS P IOn~ Q H 45783 0141W2·2 136 T he way l hl ngs have been going for Coach M i ke Staggs, I he last t wo weeks of f ootball prac tice f or l he Meigs Ma rauders should have been held at a hospital Instead of on a footb all f ield. In l asl week 's Joss lo Nelsonvllle- Y ork. the Maraud ers w ere w lthoul sev en star ters becau se of llness and Inj uries. T o compllca l e matters, llghl end Shawn H awl ey and defensive end Geoff Cogar went down wil h lnluries du r ing th e ga me. Th ings mlghl be a lilli e bil better this wee k, bu t not m uc h. Senior co-caplain Aa r on Sheet s, tac kle Cu r ti s Dall on, centerdefensive end Ric har d Stewa rl , and sophom ore linebacker M ike Cr em ea ns are all ou 1. Cr em ean s, who led the tea m In lac kles l as l season , will be los l for the season and wil l have reconstructi ve ankle sur gery next week. Cr em ea ns broke hi s Prescription Shop f~~n~~~~u~ank 01 4067-l 101 THEBOBHARMONFORECAST Sat., Sept. 15 • Air Force • Akron • Alabama Mzona • Mzona Slate • M<an181 • Army Aubum 992-2057 698 WEST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE 111 East Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2342 Clemson Colorado Duk8 • Easl Carolina • Eaalam Michigan • Florida Slale Frnsno StaM Major Colleges • Dlv. 1·A 38 22 27 28 24 27 21 24 28 27 35 24 27 42 31 26 35 28 23 45 23 38 35 24 26 Mississippi Matyland • Illinois • Nortllweslem V.P.I. Ohio U Georgia Soulllern " Utah • Goorgia South'n Miuissippi • Iowa Cincinnati • Kanses Stale New M&<icd' Sta18 • Kanlucky ln<Jana ' l.S.U. Miami, OH Louisiana Tech • Wes18m MIChigan ' louis~le Kansas Miami, Fl • California Michigan Slate • Syracuse • Minnesota Iowa Sla18 • Miuit~pPi Slate 30 Fullenon Sla18 • Missoun 28 Ulah Sla18 • Nonh Carolina 24 Connecncol • Nonh Carolina State 31 Wake Forest Nonhem Illinois 24 · Toledo • Notn> Dame 24 MIChigan Ohio Sla18 24 • Boston Colfe98 • Ol<.lahoma 23 PittsbtJrgh • Oklahoma Slala 21 Nonhem Iowa • 0mgon 41 Idaho • Omgon Slale 28 Nevada-Las Vegas • Rutgers 30 Colgate • Sen Diego Sla18 33 Long Beam State Sen Jose Stale 28 • Pacific • South Carolina 23 West V1rginia • Southern California 27 Penn State • Temple 34 Austin Peay • Tonne.... 41 Texas-EI Paso • Te<as A & M 28 SW louisiana ' Tulane 22 S M U. ' U C L.A. 30 Sranlorcl ' V"llinia 40 Nevy Washington 3J • PurciJe Washington Slate 27 • Bngham You~ • Wloronsin 28 BaHSlate • Wyoming 23 Arlu!nsas S1a1a l.to(or Collegoo- Dlv. 1-AA ,. ......... ,..,. " ""' ...........,.. """"'" "" . 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ClEVELAND .... .. ........ 30 " "NEW YORK JETS .... .. ... .. 17 Browns lead series 8 ·4 , w inn ing at ho m e la st season in ~e c o nd gam e of season 3 8 -24 . Cleveland QB Brnie Kosar t hrew t hroe TO passes , Brown defense interce pting Jet s 4 tim es . " *DETROIT ... ....... ... ........... 3 1 CHICAGO ........ .. ............ 21 The Bridge Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2556 *" GREEN BAY ............ . 20 NEW ENGlAND .... .... ..... .. 24 l. A . RAMS .................. ... .. 24 *"MIAMI ........ . .. . .... ........ 24 ** TAMPA BAY ... .. ......... . 21 ~61 PAT HILL FORD " "DAllAS ............... ... .. ..... 13 **PITISBURGH ... ..... ..... .... 27 Middleport, Oho **DENVER .. .. 28 Jh r J U1 ~ -~ . ...... 11 ~0 . \ ! n a,_· ~n TPa m Point.~ ~:,•1 1'1'1 I 'd l !'1 1 \~ h F rrmon t St .lor· r I t, :11 1 liJ' + if\rwark fa lhtlt t? J, 10·1 !t Md)o na ld t2t t.l Ot ]1!1 1 9 DelphosSt . Jo hn ''i·lOt w, 10 Co rv·Uaw son til 1.1-01 c,o S~c(ind k'n: I J. WoOOsf iPid :,q 12 [ d~t Kno~~:J2; JJ. Cincl nnati Countn· Da• "l.ii. lt tltf't Shadysldf'and (;a raw a~ t l l. H ('ach. lb r11Pt . Sa ndu ~ k v S1 Man·\ ilnd Sprln ~<:flrl d Ca t hollr." 19 rach : IR ·r o ~ t or i a S1 Wrndplt n li . 19. flleJFl'anklln Furna('f' Gr r f'tl and Mln 1o, I ~ .-am. ~~· plr o m r~ back n im' la s1 yPar·.., '2 H tett m . Th e Fal cons play mu lti p it• offenses Among l hr starte rs •' • • **WASHINGTON .... ...... ..... 24 I • .,.,' l. A RAIDERS .. ...... .......... 23 :. KANSAS CITY ......... ... ...... .20 Bronco• have won 8 of lut 10 from Chlefl .. In '89 seaoon opener. Denver capitalized on lour KC turnovers to ocore 24 pointo, winning 34- 20 .. lut oecond FG won second , 16- 13. 4 . ·'·.. 786 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6491 :.• • .,' .., 1 1 -0' b ar k on oflt•n:-.t• ;m • Sean llnr tl P\ :1-H. Hil pound :-.t' n lor halfback. B<H II P_\- r usvPd for 6:11 ya rd s las t year . Also b ar k i _.. . fu llba ck Ric h WP s1 ;, . ~1. 11'2 pound junio r and a most of l hr offen sive lin e. Th r quarw rback will be Shad IV ai · kins a 6·0. 170 pound j un ior The defense is 1he Sl rengh l for the Fa lcons lrd by l inebac ker J ason Owners to make recommendation today on Yankees general partner P ITTSBURG H i U Pi i A recommenda tion accep ti ng Ro berl Neder lander as m an aging genera l part ner of the New York Yankees wi ll be made to owners T h ursday , Chicago While Sox Ch air m an Jerry Rel nsdorf sa i d. T he owners hudd led behind closed door s al l he Vlsl a H olel We dn es day du ri ng l he f lr sl of two days of quarlerly meetin gs. ·'We m el wi t h Mr. Neder lander ," sa id Rei nsdorf. " We as ked hi m a v ar lel y of qu es tl on s. and wp wi ll m ak e a recom menda lio n l o lhe join t league m eeli n g tom orrow. You'll h ave to wall until tom orrow to f i nd ou t what the recomm end at io n is ." T he owner s will meel on the tr ansf er of the Yankees' gene r al pa r tner ' s positio n from GeorgP Si elnbrenner l o Neder lander. who needs nine votes of approva l from Amer ican League own ers and a m aj orit y fr om Nati ona l League own er s lo bp co nf i r med Steinbrenner was ord ered b y Co mmlssi onPr Fay VincPnt 10 gi ve up con trol of the Y ankees on Aug ~0 . 11 wa s 1he fir sllime some of I he owners had mel Neder landrr. Rr i nsdo r f said . "We re ceived all 1he mat er ial that wr were wa iting for. ·· hf' said . " Wr"vr had al l the ques ti ons th o t v.-·r wan ted answe red and Wl' will make our r eport in thf' morn ing 1 ex pect thPn' wilt bt' <!C lion ta ken to m orrow .'' MPetings Wf.'l"P hf' ld b~' the pla y ('r clcve lopm('n \ l'Om mil tPr ancll ht• playPr rPiat in nsro mm it teP. ThosP mPPtings wPn' followed by 1hr Na t ional and Amf' r ican lr a gur own f'r s m f'P t i ng .se para ll' l ~ Th r ow nr r s al so r ev i ewed app lica tio rt s fo r two Na ti onal LPague rxpa nsion fra nchi ses . wh i ch wi ll enl r r l hf' l eague i n 199:l . No ac li on was 1aken. and l he applica n ts wil l meel wilh lragur offi ciJl s nrx 1 week i n Nrw York , sa id Nl. Presi denl Bi ll Wh il e. Whit r's thrrat 10 resign ovrr his frud with umpirps union chiC'f Richie P h ill ips was resolved. sa i d Pillsburg h Pir al es Pres i den I Douglas Da n forlh. who al so is chair m an ol thf' NL f•xpa nsio n com m illec Whil <' lh realencd to res ig n ovrr th e co nt roversy caused when ump ire J or WP.st grabbed P hiladelphia pi1Cher Den nis Cook and lh re w h1m l o 1hP grou nd durin g a fight brtwef'n l hr Phill irs and 1hc New Yo r k Mels . " ll"s brf'n rPso l\·pd, ·· sai d Nn D an fo r t h "Oh . " ' ' ' problem ." AL ow ners voted to have league Prrsiclcn 1 Bobby Brown send a dir ectl vr t o te am s ask ing t hem to elim inate a lcoholic bP\"· Prages durin g post -ga me crlebrations, at l east in view of cameras . Brown sa id . VIncent. who is conducting 1hr m eet in gs, was to ho ld a new s con f ere nce followi ng Thu rsday' s j oln1 mee 1i ng. Marauders volleyball team remains unbeaten B y DAVE IIARIIIS The Meigs M arauder volley ballle am conlinued 1hei r perfe c1 season sweepi ng two TV C ma lc hes this week. Mond av night l hr L ady Ma ra uder s de fealed WeiiSion in a roa d ma 1ch by sco r es of 15 5 and 15 7. whi le on T uesday nig ht Ihe ma r oon and go ld downed Br lprr 15·2 and 15·9 I n the win at Wellston. Mel~ s was l ed by Ki m Han ning. wl l h 7 poin l s, 3 aces and 3 kills. Ke lly Smi th added 6 polnl s. fi vP kll lu and 1h rec aces. Trieia Baer ad ded f ivf' po ints . Je nnifer Taylor and .l odi Tavlor four, Amy WagnC'I tw o and Chrissy WPaw'r . and Tar a Hu mph reys onP eac h. J c n nifrr T ay lor addrd :) as sists. Thr rrsrf ve l ik e thr v<.~ rsity Is al so sporting <J pe rfe ct rrrord dPiealed Wel lston 15 < and 15-Y Car rif' Barr lr s. Ni k k i MC'if'r <-~ n d Mi sty But r hr r sco r Pd sPven each whi le Chr iSS)' T ay lor added f iVl' In the win ovrr Brl prr, Trie ir1 Baf'l" lr d thr way wit h 19 po in ts and t ivr ac es. Amv Wagne r chipprd in with fiv e poi n ts a nd fi v l' c1ss is ts. Kim Hanning and .Jrn niff'r Ta .v lor addrd threP po! n1s Pa ch. In 1h r rrsrrvr ronlr s T. thP Utti P Marauder s m ade It a clea n swl' PP wilh a 15·11 and l'i -111 v ict ory Carrir na r trl s led Thr Sports briefs Hork ey T he New York lslandl'l's haw' signed rig ht wing Pat r ick F l a lit'\' to a m ulti -yPa r co ntract FlatiPy had 17 goa l s and ~2 assis1 s last se aso n. Ala n I.Pggt>1 ha s become the fi r st ArnPrican hoc key playrr 1o join t hP f'zp c hus lov<.lk f irs t divi sion T hl ' 2~- yt'a r - o ld wa s tradPd far Ha · di m Ra d evice in a d ra l bPtWf'Pll Czec hoslovu k c lu h Zl in and th1 · Ma inc Ma ri nNs or 1he Am Prica n Hockey L eague . Olympies Th e lnlerna ll ona l Ol ym p ic Com mi ttee says it wi ll not inl ervt'nc in thP d isput P over Iraq's parti ci pat ion in t hf' upcomi ng Asia n CamPs in Beijing . Th e Oly m pic Cou nc i l of Asia is lo mPPI Sepl. 20 l o vole whelher Iraq should be ex pe l led f rom I he As ian r.ame s. wh ich begin Sr p1 n wa;, wi1h ntnf'. r\ikki MPirr addf'd slx J nd Mi s 1_ \ · ButrhPr f ivr. Both ttlt • ,.a,·o; ; iT! otnd rrsrr\·r f('ams s pa n pt'rfPc l X ll record s and 6·0 in th<' T VC" Meigs w111 1ravel to Nebonvillt ' nrxt M on· day 10 pla y 1hl' Lath Buckeyes be fo rr r etur ning homr on TuPs day 10 host Vinto n Co unty . Arklr·,· a ) lll 2111 pound senior ~6 tack les and 5 saek s last ye ar . Thl' uffcns<' for I he M arauders aftt' r showing pro m ise i n air i n the firs I ~amP at Ga llipo lis Is due 1o breLtk l oo.'>r. i f they can get hf'fl ll hy, mayhP i t wi l l be this ·, F ri day . Tho k ickoff al Rob :: Rober ts Field in Ponwruy wil liH' al 7: 30 . who led the t('am with TVC standings TVC •' ootha ll Standings (Al l Games) p W L OP ' Team Relprr . . . ....... 3 0 75 15 ' 2 1 87 34 : Vint on . We llston . 2 1 79 54 ' 2 51 55 ' T r imble ...... .. 2 63 65 Ne ls- Yo r k ... .. 2 12 70 Alexander .. .. Fed -Hocki ng .. . 1 2 12 78 I 2 14 92 M iller :vleigs ...... 0 3 51 114 '' '• Sept. 14 games: Mi ller at Meigs ' ' Alexa nder a1 Nelso nvil le· York ' V i nton Coun t y a1 Federal - ' Hoc king Tri m ble a t B~lprr Well s1on al Piket on 1Sa1urd ay 1 ·. ,_ KARATE CLASSES Starting Full Quarter Sept. 17- 7:00 p.m. At Coolville Elem. ond Sept. 18- 7:30 p.m. ot Carleton School Mick Howell & Tim Jenltins Instructors For More Information Coli 992 -11839 or 992-9920 WANTED: 10 HOMES NEEDING WINDOW REPLACEMENTS OR VINYL SIDING SA~EI SA~EI SA~EI 10 HOMES ARE NEED IN THE POMERROY AREA TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PREMIUM VINYL REPLACE MENT WINDOWS OR VINYL SIDING . OFFER GOOD FOR BRICK. BLOCK .OR WOOD FRAME OR ANY OTHER OWNER OCCUPIED HOME . NO GIMMICKS! CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-523-987 4 ·.·.·. . ·.·. ·.·. ·.·.·- ·' ' ' ' 1990 CHEV. 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Houston OB Warren Moon throwing total of 6 TO puoeo .. Steelon retaliated in playoffs, beating Oilers in OT, 26- 2 3 . SAN FRANCISCO ..... ..... ...31 Poin t ~ CHRYSLER MOTORS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH-DODGE 399 S. Third Giant• looking for 6th atroight win over Cowbo ys . whipping them 30 -13 in Oallao. then blanking t hem in NV 16-0 .. Cowboyo hold big 35 -18 lead in eeries. 12 otraight in 70 'o. Tra m Tt•am 1 Mlnslrr rlht t.lOt '2 S1 Hf'nr\' r4 J t l Oi .1 Arrhbokltl l r.l0 1 I MoJ,!t~do n • 12 1 r.~l l t Middleport, Ohio 992-2196 PAT HILL N EW ORlEANS ..... ..... .. ... .. 21 Theaa team1last met two years ag o in m em orabl e mat c h-up (different rea son s f or both ). Vlkeo wiping out Sainto 4 5 -3 .. Vike QB Wode Wilson th rew for three TO t in 1 -sided game. NEW YORK GIANTS ... ..... 23 S. Third BUFFAlO .. . ..... ............. ... 23 Bills have domin ated Dolphin s past t hree season •. winning si)( ltraight in cluding 27-24, 31 -17 winslut year .. if Buffalo's poor pre-sea so n co ntinues, winning st re ak will end . **MINNESOTA ...... ..... ..... .. 23 FORD The Daily Sentinei - Page- 5 Dh.- tsloo , . J_ Yo ung.; M oonrv tlit t .'lOI J1li l. Yo ungs U rsul lnr dt r:l Ot I lli l Akrttl S1 V l ncPn1 d -Ol 11!-1 ~ Orrvlll<' 1\1 d ·ll l HI:\ ~- DoVi'r 1.1·0 1 .>1.:1 i . Port.noo th \\' l'tlt \21 t3·0J ......... ..... 1~ i Akr(llHobant .lOt l :l H. Bloom-Carroll t it r.1 1l l ~0 9 ( APE t2·1 t .11 lOAm andaC i rerrr!'Pk t1t t l0J :l~ Seoondlt'n: ]L SI ClalTSYi ll <'1:l: 1:.! r l\(' 1 Llci<: tng Vallry and KP1 1Nlng Alter I~ t'ach: 1 ~ Al'llv ll k Clro r Fork Hi: 1~ Wi lla rd rlt 15: lti Bill Walnu l 1~ . 17 End of the Pomeroy-Mason 139th meeting of the se long -time N FC Ce ntral riv als... Pa ck swept Bears last seaso n. 14· 13 on controversial TO in final secon ds. and in co ntra sting offensive battle, 40- 28 . **INDIANAPOliS .... .. ...... . 28 Tf'am Weekly Specials At 1!1. \i nclnna1t Tart 11. 19 Colu m bu~ Wa t l.-.r~on 10 . 10 1 llf' t P r r r.'sbu r~t: a nd W h ltf'hOUS!:' 1\ nIh om Warrw . 9 r>ac h . Dlvl!olon II I SOFT DRINKS - FRI ES . SANDW IC HES ATlANTA .. ... ............. .. ...... 20 I~; I ~!' 1'! ~' b~ Hr ya nl 32: 14 l adl7 .10: I ~ rn lumhiP. Rf' ad~· 29 : lli Ma nchrstf'T 2l 1~ ,\ lll•n Eil St 22 , 1!1. Wl\llamsbuf).! 19. 19 Card in!! ton II(. '!0 11\('1 Huroo ;~nd Vv\ omin.~: . 11 Sf't"Ond k n : I I Unlon1ownlakr19 12 Dav 1on Dunbar N : 1.1 _ Clrvrland St ('iJ d l. 17. Porh moulh ~ ~~ 1:1'1 St>(_-ond ll'n : II. Bt>lp"' i ll Loudonvlllr Jli : 13. f oal G r ow• .1~ 10 \'prmi l lon !.l-Or Poin t ~ :, nroo kvH ll't l t, 1 1lr 10~ 1 Jo~p h 22. 1 ~ "" SAN DIEGO ............. ..... . 21 Tra m 1 S1t'Libl'n\'lllf' l il lh 1~1 o.llll "1. 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I Offer Ex pi res 9 / 30/ 9 0 I I I ~-------------------- ~ 992-2174 500 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 8 Falcone return to D etroit where t hey lost ' 89 ~euo n final e 3 1 -2 4 .. Barry Sanders ran f or 158 yards, three lO s for lio ns Atlanta pre-seaso n m ak es total t urn -around poss ible . 985-3301 or 985-3303 $99 5 are one· h alf Sunday waterf owl hunti ng Is per mitted. No canvas ba cks m ay be ta ken or possessed slalew i de at any l i m e. A va l id 1990-91 Ohio hu nt i ng license Is r£>qulred , as well as an Ohio Well ands Habil al Stam p and a Federa l Mi gratory Wa t erfowl Stamp ! ava ilable at local posl offi ces ! . Th e d aily bag limil of lhree duc k s may i nc lude no l more 1han l wo m allards (one f emal et. one black duck. lwo wood du cks. one redhead and one pin fa il Th e possession ltmil of six ducks may Incl ud e no1 more th an four m al lards I two f emal es) , two bl ack duc ks, four wood ducks . 1 I I •TeS1 An1i1Tooze With Coupon Only hours 8 " 21 21 CINCINNATI . ..... .. ....... 24 CHESTER, OHIO Hunllng XL 1200 Super Efficiencv r - - - - - - --COUPON - - - - - - - - 1 FOR SUNDAY & MONDAY, SEPT. 16 & 17 Baum Lumber Heat Pump SMITHNELSON MOTORS, INC. 17 two redhea ds and two pi n ta ils. T he dally b ag l imil of five mer ga nser s may inc lud e not m or e th an one hooded me rganser. The (}(]Ssess!on limit l or m erg anser s ls twi ee the daily bag limll and m ay b e l aken i n addllio n l o l he da l ly bag l lm il of duc ks. T he daily bag l im il for hranl and geese, sin gly or i n the aggrega te, statewide is sc vPn. T hi s may i nc l ude not more t ha n two Ca nada and two whi tl' fr on l ed geese. ExcepUons ar e tha t not m ort' than one Canada and two whitPfront ed geesp m ay be tak en i n As hla bula. Trumbu ll. Ot l awa and Sa ndu sky co un ti Ps , i n Luc as Count y eas t of th e M aum('t' R ive r , and within t hP m and11 tory rep or ting zone su r rounding thf• Kill deer Pl ain s Goose M anage m en! Area In M ar ion and Wya n do t counties . A uglalze, De laware , Geauga , Huron. Maho nlng, MPr cer and Pl c k away counlles werP prr v lously ad ded lo l he lis! of cou nti es whf're wa !Prfowl hun t ers are req ui red to use steel sho1 l oads du ri ng th e 1990-91 wa l er · f owl hun ling season. T his lis I also Inc lud es As htabul a, Cuyahoga. Er ie. Holm es. Lake. Lo r ai n. L ucas . Ottawa. Sa ndusky. Sum · mil . T rum bu ll. Way ne and Wood coun iles. COL U M BUS. Ohio iUPii Th e Ohio Wildl ife Council has approved r ecommend allons submitt ed by the Ohio Depanment of N atural Resources for thi s year 's w aterfowl hunll ng season. The 1990-91 spill hunti ng season dates, approved at a recen l coun cil m eelln g, incl ud e: - Nort h zone spill duc k hu n ti ng seasons: Oct . 18-28 and Nov. 6-24 . -Sou th and Ohio R iver zo nes split duc k huml ng seasons: Ocl. 18-28 and Dec. 19·J an . 6. -Statewide goose and bran l spil l hu nt i ng seasons: Ocl. ISNov . 24 and Dec. 6-Jan. 6. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-3671 7 ank le p layi ng bas ke1ball in J une . He r elnju red il i n 1he loss 10 Vlnlon Cou nly. On t he brig h1 side, Hawley, Dava L ester and Cogar all migh l see som e l im il ed action this week. T he M arauders are st il l l r yl ng to get their grou nd gam e go ing. Terry McGuire has had l o should er much of th e bu r den w ilh F ra nk Bl ake being slowed by a Illness I he fir st th ree games, bul with Bla ke gel tlng stro nger each day, m ar oon and gold fans hope 10 see lhe groun d aI tack I he du o s h owe d l a s l seaso n as so phomores . Th e M ar auder s. w hen quarter bac k Jeremy Phalln gets l im e to throw, has shown an excelle01 a ir altac k. Phalln . on l he year, has lhrown for 422 yard s in lh ree gam es and six to uchdowns. Li ke I he M arauders . I he Miller Fa lcons are 0 ·3 under I he dl rec· lion of new hea d coach Scotl El dredge. E l dr edgE' l ake's over a Waterfowl hunting rules approved ANDERSON'S 7 17 ,.. rr~ " • " "10 "'"'" "'• 20 "" "'"'" ,,",. We hove the Serlo you want in the lite you need at a priu you '11 like. 17 20 "' "'",. " If ltffl,UI• 20 21 7 13 10 7 21 24 8 16 13 7 14 " DISCOVER WHY PEOPLE SAY, ...t ~ "10 • "7 20 ,.• ,, I wcad. ,, J.n~ f "' 8 21 21 6 23 7 17 7 10 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Injury-riddled Marauders look for first grid win Friday Football '90! Catch All The Excitement! ! Your Bank (mJi#:... Fn Thursday, September 13, 1990 Thursday, September 13, 1990 Middleport, Ohio ·• ·0 ·• Now through t he end al Seplember you 'll save on all our Ser l a pr emium mod els. Choo se Se rta Perf ect Sleeper®. with th e unique Total Sus pension® System fo1 co mfortable support . Or Serta · pedic®. with th e Posture Support System for deep· down firmn ess and comfort IS Year Worronty $299 $379 $459 Full Set Queen Set SERTA SUPREME ULTRA 7 10 Year Warranty $108 $154 $354 Twin Eo. Pc. Full Ea. Pc. Queen Set SERTA PREMIER COMFORT I 1 Year Warranty $88 ··, . •·. ..; -· $108 Twin Ea. Pc. Full Ea. Pc. .. . 0 .; 0 �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel /n 13 innings, Colorado to face No. 17 Illinois Saturday By JOHN HENDEL l i PI Sports Writer Cn lorado is lea rning w ha t It' s l ike to be• the tar get in a buffalo hunt. SuccPss in the fo r m of a perf~ct regular spa son in 1989 has madE' thP No 9 Huffalues an at tracti ve tr;1m on whi r h to hinge a season l'o lorado. 1 tl 1. fo und tha t ou t In thP Pigskin Cl <1ss ic aga ins t and TL-' flflf' SSf'P lhrn agains t Stanford. 'I he l:luffaloP s gPt mo re of 1h r samr this V.PI'k!• nd whPn they play at No. 17 I l li no is That ga m £> IS onf' of Sf'vP n I nvolving R1 g ~:1ght tr>a m s th i s wPek. w1th Iowa Stat r tat Minn e· So ta l and Kan s d~ I J I LOUISV1llf'l joining th•• Bull.lt(){'S as road !(•ams Ok lahom.1 pi":• • host to No 1:1 tn Ih hamr op<•nC' r 1'\o rt hP rn [ (mel vl'> II s 1t s seco nd P1 t tsbu 1g h cons(• cu tl\ c• B1g Et ght ca mpu s wllr·n 11 p l.n s Ok lahom a State J rHJ l'tdh Sl.i i C' heads for MI S· soun 1--\c~n ...:;c~s Stat( ·. looking togo ~ - U fur thP fir st l imP s1 ncr 19B2, \\-('lcomt's .1\JPw M(•x1co Stat(' No. ~ ~wb1 ,1 -,k ,1 hJs ,111 opr n dJ tf'. T he Co lo! <idU B uf f a I of's sH'PJX'd on somf' tors w hilf' ruJHJ Jng uff ,m 11 ·0 rt'co rd la st st•.Json UnP sue h tram was Il l in ois . whrch f lntshed 111-2 las t .I r ar. Jncl udrng a :JR -7 los s at Co lor ado . The Bu ffal (){'s twtre had 14 · pomt leads aga inst Tennessee but wprr tl rd .11 -.1 1. and t hen needed three seco nd ha l f touch · dow ns - thr f mal onP v.lth 12 ~o; cco nd s to play to beat Stan ford . It is ap parent tea m s arr gu nn ing for Co lorado " Our guys Jrr lear nJng that that 's true and thev'd better wJkP up and fig-urf' it ou t pretty f ast hf'rr or wp'rr go in g to f ind our.s.•l1·es beh1nd the eig ht ba l l, " sa1d Bu ffalo<'S head coa ch Bill McCnmry Perhaps th e Colorado players began to beiu•ve everyt hing they Majors I. Pr1 11 l , ~9 V. r .•.un 1 ~ · ' ' ' ' 11 /!I I - " h; I ' '' " ~'" I ~ T, rl o \l rl v. "' ' • • H.! l lln • " I '\Il l '\. ~ '. ov. \ JO I 11 '-, ;~n ~r~ lll l \( 11 - ·, hi\ '•~ In ' i\Ili~,.h-~ '-' .tn l )lryu . ·, r,!l ~! 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I .! 1 ( I nr: I fiNI II olir n ~<onlr-.: JJ7• . 7 .1~ p m -: · " · ·· · -- ~ ~ -<1 · ,, .. ~ ·a ' f"rldlQ ·- llll.fl1..,. l .u ' An~ l "' ;~t (lnflnrol l fl l j,!rll ( l ' lit- bu!Yhat !\ll o nt rl'a l nig h! l' hH"\l!•l ~l .l <tl '>;f'T\ 't nrk n l ~ h l ' " ~ 'o; Jn Dl r • J<~ J .rt All.onla n l ~hl '- .HI ~ r,1n1 1 ~r n ar H u 11~ 1 u n nrJ.:hl 1 hl<.r¥•1 di St IJI UI'- nr~hl ......, '-'1 . , ......... "! fliT ~ m .... ' • - •' • ' I " '., . ' ,,. '. ! ,, , li P ' r • I ,, , ' - ' ... in l11 ~fl , ll) l fl• ,. 1 PIM f'( j i.H"kh• [),n l d \ " r ;t~ 'llf' n n rnr u rr d rl' ~ l'r l'!' . >l )!nr · rl In ,. J O: f'lll ra r kl!' ,\ l brr t Cr&" l(!rd , .. , ll ~~ek .. y l Ho•t urnl'd d('ff'n-.rm.•n I IJUdf' BJr• n •· .rnd .! J<on Y nr k II> thl' ll )unto t rr .. m • r ut l!OOJt,.ndll .I .L•o n I .l w k m d n r 1gM "1 n~~:< Dar ;"f' n I oltw• u rn• · ..nd Mllu• '\ a11"- h~k r I'O ir't T om "lr"kn IJu a nd drfl'n\(' m.iln lr:>fm [lor·! rurr 1 . ... • Jl<tflCI\ ' ll.'fl<'ddl'il'll '''" r m .ion 11.. nr:1 o,,.,.. •~~]oll~nd - " " ' 1" 1 , , .. n Ul I I "I "' " l)[ll ' d ~U,JI !l - Iii ' " " '" 1 ,, . ,,, <O niU f'l '0] "11 • M ,.dllf'tl.d IIJ'" ); port~ TTiln 'lltl"ll u r.. RwwbaU ..... 110 1\:JI I I' Jfo:UI ' '\ ,Jill l'd lli dlf• l l Footh~l ~ , ·" · ~ · T ran~ act ions --~ .....,..,. ,.' ',......... ,. , ,. Cincy's NL Wesl lead now six games C JNC INNATI .Jose Rijo pitched well enough towm for the Ci nc innat i Reds but fell sho rt . Hookie Mike S1mms, i n ju st hh '\f'cond maj or lc>agu(' <J. t-bal. deiJv er ed th e gam e- winnPr to lead the Hou ston A.stros to a :11 victory and cut the Red s' NL West lead to six ga mes a" Cinc i nnat i went over thr tv.:o m II lion ma rk in homP altPnd am'L' with 2.012.332 Rijo, nurs in g .1 1 0 1(•(1(\ supp l iP d by l eadoff hiJWr Bill Onran ·.., homer i n the first inning. domi na l ed !Ill' As1 1us with 11 '> tri k('{) ut s and '.V. l s with1n IHlP p1tr h of a VIC! OJ y w ht 'n KPn Caminiti singlrd on a I 2 pit1 ·h HI l iP til! ' srorP at I 1 wi th tv.n r)U\ Ill th l' ninth mning . " I I Wd S a rhP("kt•d '-,W IIl g 011 .1 ball that m<:~,v 11ot P'.' I'TI ha'. r' bPI'Tl a st nke " sa id ))or rlll of C'J mlfll ti' s single t hat pl ated rouk1r K a1l Rhodes with the tvtng run It tuok a [X'rf ec t re lay f r om Paul() Nt•d l to Ha l Morns to catrhe1 .Jdt Rr rd to cu t do w n C .:~m in i tl at hom P platP on Enc An lhom ·· -, double 1n the nmt h ".Jose had good stuff." • .wl Rf'ds manager Lou Pini(' ]id. ""Th C' rP wa s no need to takr· hi m out of the game. My God. hr,. d onlv g iven up two h1t .s rn r igh t Inn in gs cwd how many had lw struc k out . 11'! It was h1sganw · "'Rijo was out standing, .. n· ma r ked Doran . w ho se nt nght field er Mark Davidson to the w,d I in his bid for a th rrP-ru n homt · run that wou ld ha\·p m a dP th1 · Reds a w1 nner in t hP la s t of th (• J:lth " I go t u nd er t hat bal l IOtJ muC'h and I didn' t thtnk i1 na " out. It ' s jus t a sham0 wr dtdn t Syracuse tennis tourney begin!-! The SyracusP Oprn T1· nnh Tournamen t is wrll undrrv. d\" and thu s fa r has vi elded th f' followi ng results. The Syracuse Opan JS spun sored by Dr M.C.S hah, Dr. Dan Westmor ela nd . Bank One. McDo nald 's, Raci ne Home Na 110nal Bank, and Farmer ' s Bank . I n M en' s Open singles 11 wa -, John Bent ley over Chip Haggert1 6-4, 6 4, Don Hendr ic ks a nd Stpvc Baird 6·7,6 2,6-2. and St<•v c• Mullen ov er Sam Hilton li 1,6 0 In ml'n s doubles it w.1 " Bentl ey -Po rt er ov er 13arid Hagger ty 7 6 (7 j), 6 3. Int Prml'dla 1l' Men 's s ingl l'~ saw Ryan Concit• ovpr Bre nt Baker 6·1.6-1; A .C Sha h ovr•r Pat Lyneh 7·617 42,4·6,6-0; and .l i m Condl' over Rr ian Cu ndl' li 1. 7 h t7-4 I . lntPrmdria tr Douhks sav.: Conde and Co ndr• dl' fl'al Shah ;rnd Sh ah 6-0,6 4 In 35 and ovrr Mrn 's c;mglps Da nd Rod ger s cl efcatl'cl !l ick Crow 6-4,6·4, Chip Haggt'l tv ovc·r F' ran k Porter 6-:1,7 6,t7 4t and Bi ll Gra y oVl'r :11 C Shah li ·1, 1i 4 Women's si ng les saw Tt•rrv Hag ge rty over Kcu ne Bi1ch f irld 6 0.6-2 and i n mixt•d dn uhiPs Hr ndri c k s John son d Pft•atPd Murphy ·Murphy 6·0, 6·2 P la y con ti nues th is pveni ng a1 the Sy racuse co urts wi t h thP fo llowi ng sc hedule Jo hn Ben t lev vs D an Hod ge rs; Shah Sha h vs Ly nch-Stan ley; Cond•··Co nd e vs Vlllanu eva - Murph l; a nd MuUens· Wood ,, , ll11 chf ield Sha h at Shah's Wed nesday it will be M C. Shah vs ftyan Cond e, A C Shah v.s J im Co nd e; Jodv Shah vs Lr·esa Murphy, and Hilt on Cro~< I'S . Gra y Hodgers . 1 T h ur.d~·~ rwn<"~ , .. I , .. .. !I ~ - ,, ~~~ ; ·, \I - ~ ' , t, I 1 " l h'• I I ' , ,~ ''] ". """ Reds drop 3-l decision to Astros heard about their team - that the Buffal oes have i nd eed en trenched themselves among the Big Eight 's elit e T he first half agai nst Stanford would have di spel led that. Mc Car tn ey pointed to the maturity of h1s players for th e comeback last w eek . " We wer r playing a tram w.: Jell we were better than and we couldn't get any thing go in g," hr• Si:i id . ''It's to thPir cre dit beca use we didn't give them a lot of sound answ ers as roac hes Th ey j ust reac hed deep and developed a resolve and fought ha r d .and fou nd a way to win. " Illinois Is 0-1 after losing 2R-I o at No. 16 Arizo na . " What you have 1s a situa tion w here a team had grea t expect a· I tons and It got k nocked off on the road." M cCar tney sa id . "W e' re go in g to have t o go to Champaign and play under really difficult Circ um stances. I thmk we·r r go in g to ha ve to m ake dram a tic Improvement to beat I llinois In C h ampaign dramatr c Improve ment .·· Ok lahoma State head coach Pa t Jo nes is Jookrng for a batc h of that, too The Cowboys, 1·1. wen t wel l beyond thei r leve l at F lond a til>! week and were pound ed 50 ·7 Northern I ow a. 1-1 a fter Josmg 35-6 at Iowa State, i s more to Ok lahoma State's liking. It is a matchup tha t should allow th e Cowboy s a c hance to work out som e of I he pr oblem s Flond a exposed. " We 've go to play well fund a· mentally ," J ones said. " We did enough things really poo rly fun · dame ntally a t F l or id a - though it was also a case of b e tn~ intimidated and outman ned We dropped some snaps, missed tac kles. We've go t to m ake sun • th at w e get b et te r fund amenta l ly this week and are able to go out Sa turday and are able to execu te some things." ,, ' '• \\ -. ~ GB ,. ,, (, ft ra" "''I I ~ Landl· r ' o 1 . r111r ~ ~l.illf · 1 - <.,J~· d r l !l"hl ll l fll! In mul1 11,• " r.lnlr ,l( l .;01. t "l'r 0..1 1".11' •MISI 1- S 11ml' d d !'f r>fl(lr ·r f. r· r Mndrr f Ia I lj ll \o llf'yhall .\nnoumr>!l .'1''1 ;!f\il11on rrl rrwr ' • oll l'\tl ,JII r o.;r h l h l l "'~"\Ill(' I '' ' - · ~· Thursday. September 13. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio :-ot oJP '>omp ru ns ror R1 jo, br ca usL' t ha t was one of t hr tJc>s l ·p itched games I' ve seen this vc>ar Handy Myer s extrica ted thr Reds from trouble in t he 12 th. when he r ep laced Rob Dibble after Glen n Da viS had led off w i th Continued on page 7 Reds ... l""-..:::::::::--- -~ ~~·';: • ·~ -._ ' l.\.•' '· ' · ' PICKEn . OFF - Houston's Craig B;ggio Is ta~gPd out Ill a pkkoff pia),"-' R••ds first sacker Hal Morrl• makes the play in the first inning of Wednesday night 's game In Cincinnati, which the i\stros won 3-1in 13 innlnKs . (UPI J Sports hriefs Foothail P.l('k<·rr.. qu.ct rt t>rbdck Anthon \ I )J 1\~· ~ ' g :J nd Cian ts I mrbackrr I a\I.Tf'llC'!' 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Ohio 43266-0573 doubl r . GPral d Young, runnin g for Davi s WJs safe at th1rd anrl l J minit i at first on Cam inil J's bunt, puttl n~ runners on f1r st and third w ith nonr ou t . Bu t two popups and a shor t fl y b all s 1r andrd t hr runn ers and sf.n t t hr c·on test i nto t he 11th mn ing . Lo ser Tim Layana, 53. was n1ckrd for two runs on Simms· two-ou t sin gh' to center th at scored Eric Yel ding and a wild pit c h th at sent Rhodes hom e m th e 13th. The R eds didn't g ive up w ithout a fi ght in th e las t of the 13th . After Chn s Sabo l ed off w ith a .s in gle and was f orced at seco nd by B i l ly Hat cher . p mch-h itt er · C len n Braggs sin gl ed Hatcher to third , br in g in g Doran to the pl ate . 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(f ' 56051 5168.88 f, ' Garv CartPr had thre r hit s and two HB I to hel p theGi an tsextl'nd thelr \.Vinnlng strea k to five games .Joh n Burket t. 12·7. sca t tered 10 h ils ovrr sevpn and two t hird mni ngs roe arn h is first win sin ce Aug. 11. Franci sco Ol iver as go t f our out s for h1 s fir~ I maj o1 lea gut• save Atlanta .s ta r lf'l f'harlK• LPihrandt , H-9, took lh !' l o s ~ Expos 6, Cardinals 2 At Mont1ral. l>ellno DrSh rel ds (ho ve in d ca r eer -hig h tour runs to lift th e Ex pos. Dennis "Oil C.m" Boyd. 111-o, won h 1s thrrd gnme i n a row. allowtng f ive hlts i n scvpn Inni ngs Rob Tf'wks· hu1 v. 1!1-li. was the loser De· Sh iPids hi: an RBI single. a two run doubl e and h!s four th homf' run T im Ha. inPs had thrre h11s and scorrd twicf' for lhf' Fxros Bodgt•rs 10 , Padres 3 :\ ! S<'! n Dit)go, pinc h hlt tPr Kal Daniel s hit a I IP·brea krng threP. run double in the etghth, and 1-: d!lif' Muna.\ sro t ed four run s o~nd h.HI thn' l' htt s, 1nc ludmg hi s ~:J rd hom er oi the year. t o help thr Dodgr1 s rrmam 1n a ti e f or sero rtd pla r r in the NL West. T im r rew s. .1->. pit ched one·thJrd of an in nin g tn rel ie r of J 1m Neid l inge r . w ho allowed th ree 1 uns J nd seve n h its tn six and two · th Jrd rnnings. Jay Howel l pit ched th e fmal tw o inning s for h JS 15th save. Allee Hammaker. H. too k th e lo ss . John Sm ilcv, ~ -g . al lowed ju st fiH' hit s Th e left hamlPI wl'nt thr dista nce for the sl'cond limP th is vra r Bv br atin g him , thP Met ~ r ai sed thri r rPC'ord to j u ~ l 2l 21 agai nst left y s1di w r s Gr egg Jefferies opt>n Pd ltlf' first by drawin g a wa lk aga in st a staff t hat has allowPd thP f(•wrst base s on balls in thp lrague. Keith Mill er fol lowed w1th a smg le and Magadan hit th e IJr st pit c h into r ig ht cl'niPr . sco r ing both I Ull lll' T S . P ittsburgh pullPd wi thin 2·1 1n th r• third Smiley si ngiC'd and Wall ~· Hdc km <.~ n f01rrd h1m Cone th en wa lk C'd .Jay Hrl l. /\.ndy Van Sl.vk f' and l:lo nilla . forc mg hom P a 1 un. Barry Bonds endPd l hP inni ng with a popup . Pittsburg h ha!'; scorprJ JUSt two 1 ur1 s in SmilPy·s las t fl VP lossrs ful" 9, PhilliPs 3 A! C h!f'[Jg(). Andrr Da wson i gnit pfl .1 s1:-.: run C h1r<:~ go f1rst w ith <I two- run smglf' and latrr added a solo hom er to Je.l cl th r Cub" Th e lir st srvr· n batt Prs rrr1c lwd basf' safely aga 1ns1 PhilliPs startf'r .IOSL' DPJesu s, ')I Chi cago scorPd 10 run s 1n th r sf'ro nrl inn ing o! an 11 b '. teton TuP sda y Jgatnst Mon!J·pal. Grrg M.1 ddu x . JJ.J:J. all01•·ed erght hi lS .Jild om' walk f o r th<' w1 n. Ry nr S.rndiJf'rg hit his J4th homer of ttw .\ f'dJ" fo1 t hr Cubs Giants R. Bra\"t•s J i\t Sa n Franc i sco, Ma tt \\i!\1 am.s h 1t a th rf'f' r un hom rr :Jnd microwave oven If 1 The $1 m i lli on tournament begins Thursd ay, and CalcaVl'c c hia is try! ng to salvage what h(' trrm s a disa ppointi ng year. Th at 's if you can e<:~l l winning $734,02 1 and pas si ng $3 million in ca r eer earn in gs di sa ppointing. The fac t is, th ough, Ca lcavec· chi a hasn't wo n l:1 t ourn ament thiS YPd l , finishin g SPCO lld f i ve t nnrs ,,_. •--u.~ ·A~ w 1 r ' '" Tr.un • CO UI' S('. ,,.....,.,,. - ....... ...... ~ \1 OAKV I LLE. OntariO iUP l i Mark Cal cavC'cc h!a used to feel abo ut the Canadia n Open the sarn r way he felt aOOu t heavy 1oug h and w ater hazards. Avo id both at all co sts. Aft er four year s of sidestep· ping th e demand in g Glen Ahbey course. Calcavecchi a dec id ed las t season to aga in venture north . 1-1!' fin iS hed tied for second br hind winnl?r St Pvc Jones . and now ea n't get enou gh of the ,"W\'!'"a.U.J. t.L.V,.l l: <.; \ J'I O"'I.\ 1 r Angl'lcs c r ush Pd Sa n Otego 10-:J Mets 2, Pirates I At New York, David Cone f1red at hrPP h it ter and Da ve M agad an doubl rd homP two run s i n thf' f 1rs1 inn ing lo I 1ft thr MPI S to a 2· 1 v ictor y ovrr th e Prttsburgh Pirates. T he vteiUJ y. th e Mel s' 101h s traigh t at humP, m ovPd NPv.York to w it hin 'l'f2 g<nnPs of thl' fron t-r unnin g Pirrlll' s i n th e \ 1. Eas t Co nr improvPd hi s c;.trrf'l r eco rd t o ~ - 0 against th P Pi rat es Li nd improw•d h 1s mark to 1L Hon the season He st ruck out Pig ht. mcludin g cll'an up hi ttPr Hobby Ronil la tht Pl' limPs. HP rf'lirP d 1J st ra 1g ht h alfp r s from thr f ourth to th e eig hth innin gs t' n rn u tP to his f ifth cornpl etP gamr of thr srason Cont' go t d S('<Jif' 1n thP n1nlh wtwn Sid Blt'am t11t ,! long fh to 1igh t tho~t D<u ry l Slr.Jwh PIT\ r aught at the v.a ll '·we got outcluPird ... S<:lld P1tts· bur gh th11d tla sl'tn Jn \\"all v H.1rkman. ;, formr r Mrt ' 'V\'p h.1d som r op pm tuni tirs v.p d1dn I l dkP {"0 11 1101 or Y ou hav r to lip \'{Jur hat 1 to Coni' 1." T hr Mrts lmprm·prJ thPtr homl' rPco rd to J m ajors' bf's1 .J ~I t!. T hu r sda .v n1gh t. Pit tsbu 1·gh Wi ll sP nd Doug Drabek to the mound .J gJ i nst Dwigh t Goodrn Th P two teams also pl.:.t \ thn't ' t im es i n Pitt sburgh at the end ot thf' spa son. La-Z-Boy " style & comfort at a very comfortable price! \' Canadian Open smce A ug. 11. 1989 whr•n he w;rs with the Ba l timore Orioles . C<Jr los Baer g a gavC' the lnd1· ansa 2-1 lead in the fou rth with h1 s seven t h hom r r of the YPl:1r. T hC' Indi ans a dd ed two more r uns in t he f1fth on Co le's RBI triple and a sac rifico• fl v by Fe l ix Fermin . F r ank Thoma s pulled th e WhJt e Sox lo within 4 2 in th P sixth by hilling his third home1 of th(l seaso n. Th r Indians m.HJP 11 J 2 i n thr s1xth on Di un J anws· RBI singlr and thrt'(' run s in thP sf'ven th on an R B I si ngle by Jerry Browne an d .J aco b.v 's two-run si ni': IC' Thr I nd ldllS addPd fou r m or c> in thr• eigh th on a R B I smglPs bv F'erm in and Baerg a, a bases · loaded walk to Ja coby and a run -scon ng smglr by .J am rs . ( Continued on Page 8) The La-Z-Bo "All the Comforts o Home Sale. 'f 1' •tandinp It ,. shutout by Allan Anderson of th r Twl ns in h1s las t two s lart s. allow(ld <'ight hi ts and t wo run s in seven Inn ings . H e struck out a season·high ei ght and did not wal k a batter. "You ca n just eha lk it up to feas t or f amine, " said B lack. "I don't th ink I had a one, two, thr ee Innin g. In th e first Innin g I got the ball up and th ey got hils." M el ido Perez, 12-14, allowed f ive runs and ni ne h i ts in fi ve and onH hlrd Inning s for th e loss. ·'He had good stuf f, JUSt not loc:J t io n." Torborg s<.~id of PnPz . ·'When he had to makP good prtches, he didn ' t " The W hil l' Sox took a 1-lllead 1n t hp fil st whL•n I va n Caldf..'ron doubled and sco rPd on Ca iilon Fisk' s smglf'. Thr Indian s liPd il In thr ttnrd on .lf'fferson'.:; r!r .s t homf' run returns to Co ntinu ed from pa ge b d I Calcavecchia Jacoby, Cole propel Tribe to 12-2 knockout of ChiSox CLEVE LAN D I UPl i - Brook .J acoby we nt 4 fo r 1 and Al ex Co lr co ll ected fou r hi ts. t ripled tw1ce and sco r ed three runs Wednesda y nrght to power thp('Jeveland I nd i ans 10 an 12·2 victory over thP Ch icago While Sox · St anley Je ffer son hit fir st hom e run of the sPas on and sco n~d twi ce for th e Ind ians, who pound ed out 17 hits . Jf'fferson, who was~ to1 15 in th e fou r-ga me series ag a in~t the White Sox, homered m lilf' t hi rd and score d ahead of a tripil• by Col<• in the fifth " This was probabl v the worst baseball we·w pl ayed al l sPason," sai d Chi cago m ana gPr .Jpff Torbo r g. ·'Thi s game i s symboli c of thi s trip .· Bud Black , 11 ·10, w ho was thf' victim of a no-hitt er bv Toronto 's Dave Sti eb on Se pt. 2 and a 2·0 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday, September 1 3, 1990 · ..., • ·"'· to 1 ;00 p.m. ,..., 10;00 o.m. to 4 ;00 p.m , PRUCRII'I'IONI JIH 182· 2111 l . Mllltl ,rti!Nir .... laa Pom•oy. OH - - ~~!!' OFFER GOOD THROUGH MONDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 1990 64 1 1 lwrri C 1ner fw •n •.:.llnf.! T l o .- eseo t Rec rna Roc ke' 1ec lrne1 or r{ec hn o Way wall Chon Sears 20-in. color TV with remote 21 cu. ft . 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Ohio 'acaby's ··· - - - -- - (Continued from Page 7) Jl The crowd of 4,/0o wa s the smallest at Cl eveland Stadium this season. In other American IA •ague action, Texas bPat Npw York J l Oakla nd pounded Seat tli • 9 :!. Boston pummeled M i lwaukP<' 6-1. Baltimore edged Del roil 1 I. Cleveland routed Chicago 121 . Kansas City downed Toronto 7-o. and Callforma dropped Mino r · sola 8-6. Rangers 5, Yank<•es ~ Making his major league dd>ul. Steve Adkins wa lked eighl of th<· 11 batter s hr faced in one and onP ·I hird innings Wednesday night . giv ing up three run s to help 1hf' TL'xas Rangers to a 5- ~ virtory ovl'r t he NE'w York Ya nkPPs . ·'I kPpl missing th e strikrzonc . I knew I would not get the ca lls f r om the umpires because I wa s al l over the place,'' Adkins said. ··1 thought 1 would cool off after th r first inning !W tiPn lw walked rh rC'el but then th r w heels camt' Minnifield leaves little hope for signing CLEVELAND il!Pi i - U n signed Cleveland flrown s cornN back Frank Minn i fit•ld leavr~ l il tl e hope that he w i l l play again for the Brown s, or anyo ttu•r NFL team . " I guess if you 'rp utll p la _v in g. you are retired ... Minnifip!d . 30. sa id from his hom r in LPx i ng ton. Ky . Tuesday. Th e Clrvrland Plain Dea ler reported . "It doesn't look l ik f' wP ' r(' going to have the opportunilv In play anyw here." :vtlnnifie ld s;Jid ';We have no prospe-ct s of playi n~ at thi s tim e " MattPr of fact. J' vr alrPadv madP plan s fo r thr ~' ('ar fo r mv famil y " Th~ Rrow ns ha\'P withd ra wn pt~r miss i o n to thr Was hington Rrdsk ins to ncgotiaiP furth C' r with Min nifield because thP l<'a m prefers to trade Minnifield to th r Atlanta Falcons for offensh.:r· lineman Bill Fra lir ClPvP land i s see king bPtt et protpction for quartPrba ck BPr niP Kosar, sacked seven ti mes by the Piltsburgh Steelers las t Sun tla~ Bu t an y deal with Atla nla appears lo have fallen through sine<' Minn i field rejec ted A l la n Ia 's conlrac t offer of $825.000 for 1990 - $250,000 more than his $1iUU.IIOO base sa lary wilh !h e Browns las t year . " It 's more important to have principles than to be held hos Iage by money." Minnifield said . "SPc. I fought all my lifr to ga in rrs pPct. Every step of t he way . /\ nd this is just ano thrr step." "I won·r gill' up all thai I br ltPvr in and sa c rificp m~ · cltgni t.v just for <1 gamP chPc k . ·'It would !)(' Pasir r fo r m r to sw,ll !ow m:.; pridr and p lay ;1nolhf'r y p ; !f - if my contract was up I his .\' f'ill' ins tf•a d of las 1year. " he sa id .. I don·r fl•e l good bring i n con flict with thl' Cl rve l and Browns.·· MinnifiP id said ·· Bu t if f"q' p layed by la st footb all. l"v e pl ay ed my l as ! foo tb all. " off. J'vr ju s t got to work on nw mPchanir ~. You\·r got to tw ~~ con tr·o lkd pit c h(•r to bt· dfPcti\'(• in the m ajor k agurs .. T rxas took a :1-1 le-a d in t hP second whm Adkms.ll -1. walked thp final fi\ "l' lJatll' !S hP fat'l'Ll. iJl low ing thrPP run s wilhnu l i t basl' h it Thr R<mg prs drrw a c lub· rrcorcl 14 walk s from Thursday. September 13, 199Q :ht"· <.: t.' aso n and t hr fir st of MuP irn_._ . major -l eagur carrer. A's 9, Mariners 3- AI Seal! Jr. TI'TTY S!f'i nbach d('Jivered a pinch ~ h it, two run double to high ligh t il fiv e-run six th in ning and fill Oakland Sco tt Sanderson. pitc hi ng on two days rrst. al luwl'd si x hits ovpr six in nings ro run his record to 16-9. Seatt le rook ie Mike Gard iner. 0 1, mak· ing hi s firs t major IC'ague s tart. allowed Pigh t ru ns in five and one-lhird in nin gs. Red Sox 6, Brewers I - AI Bos ton, Mike BoddickPr. rPrC'iv ing his first runs of thr Sf'a son whi le pit c hrng aga rn sl Milwau ~ k ee, tossed a seven -hitt er and Lui s R ivera slapped a two-run single carrying 13osl0n . Boddicker, 15 ~ ~, fanned three and dido 1 walk a batter en route to . his fourlh complete game. Boston broke through in the f irst wi th it s flr st run of the season against Teddy Hi gu er a. 10-7. MIDDLEPORT'S EIGHTH ANNUAL this photo Identification serIes. The photos feature archl· tectural details of buildings within the town. The pictures were taken around town and are featured In Wednesday editions of The Dally SentineL Answers , by mall or drop-off, must be received al The Dally Senti· nelhofflce by the loUowlng Monday and winners will be listed in Tuesday editions of the paper. Winner s will receive a land· mark Christmas ornament from Bwnk One and when the series co ncludes all people who identified the pictures correctly will have the chance to win a savings bond from Bank One. (All DAY) Come Join The Fun ..... •ENTERTAINMENT AT DAVE DILES PARK •ARTS & CRAFTS THROUGHOUT TOWN •GOOD FOOD &GAMES •CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE (By Middleport Fire Department) •AND THE VERY POPULAR BLOCK PARTY CAR SHOW!! BLOCK PARTY T-SHIRTS AVAILABLE! fiLTER PACKS (1 0 Packs of 5 Cups to Each filterl MAKES 50 CUPS Of COffEE BRriTANY L. CREMEANS "ttu~ 1 LITER MOISTURIZING CREME SHOWER AND BATH FOAM •Aloe Vera lndud nl Wilh Cremeans Birthday •Peach and Almond •Magnolia & Jojoba •Apple & Avocado u".. $299 11 urrha"t' DISTRIBUT ED BY HOT GOSSIP COS METI CS CO RP . JIF CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER TASTEE APPLE CHIPS POTI'O CHIPS REGULAR- BBQ RIPPLED llB. BAG REG. S2.69 Non-prescription fonnula for cold and allergy relief QttAT QIAPf lAS II UMPOQARVIlHlff Of COlO AND AllERGY SYM PTOMS NA~Al 2 LITER CC"''GHIION IIVNNING I-OOSI PHOTO BUTTON SPECIAL IIC HY WA.IU1l' 1•4S ~NIIli '+G 89< SNYDER $299 28 OZ. JAR 4 oz. 21f4" Button For ONLY ..________ _ c . 79( SEPT. 17 THRU SEPT. 23 PHOTO SPECIAL ONLY 188, The l hi rd birthday of Bri ttany Ly nn Cremeans, daughte r ol Joh n and Tammy Crem eans. was held recently al the Middl e· port Park. Atlending were- Teresa Cremeans, Margaret and Be n Casto, Hhond a Cas to and Josh, EddiP and Con ni e Casto , Edd ie Ju r ancl La trlcla, C.G. Ca sto, Peg gy Cremea n s , Jay Cr e me a ns, Tamm y Lyo ns and Jessica, Barry Chapman. Patly Wea ver and Mi chel le, K aren Gilkey and De bbie and Max Whi tla tch Sendin g g ift s were Gerbud Ka l tenbach . Xi Gamma Mu holds meeting A din ner meeting "' Sebas tla n's In Parkersburg . W.Va . wa s held for the first m eel I ng of t he Xi Ga mm Mu Chapter. Bl'la Sigma Phi Soro r ity, with 20 mrmbr r s attending . Ka y Atkins presided "'"' i n formed the group th at shr had received a crrtif icate dl'slgna l · tog a l hree-star r atln g for the chapter. Electio ns were held for Va lrn · tin e Queen and Mary Wmxl s wa s selected . An Invitation from Ohio Eta Ph i Chapter was read to at tend ~ basket party on Wednesda y at 1 p.m . at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Pomero y. Member s were rem lndffl that the Amlsh trip wi l l lw held Wednesda y. T he next meeling will I•' held Tuesday at !he home of A .R Knight The open meeting of the Chester Garden Club was held r ecently at the Chester United Methodist Church with Bet ty Lou Dea n givingpa demonstra1ion with six arra ngemen ts on !h e theme of "Fa l l Harvest Using Fruits and Vegetables." Arrangeme nt s included one of limes. lemo ns. and ye llow dah l ia s sullable for a dinner table ; a t all one In a blue con tainer using poke weed, roses and grapes with caladium leaves whieh Mr s Dea n ca lled "Wi ne and Hoses"; one of purple egg plant, coxcomb and fat pink zinni as . She used wooden fr ull to accen t a hurri cane lamp in si de a gril prvinP wreath In an arrangemPnt suita bl e for a coff ee ta ble. She stated thai wooden f ruit mlghl b e accep ta ble In a flow(•r show w hen plastic would not be<.'ilUSP wood ls a nat ura l materlal. Ruth Erwin's devotions In· eluded excerpt s from " The Home Ha s a Heart" by the Swe dish author. Bjorn Maurita M i ller reminded the group of thr many va ri et i es of apples from Lodls In early summer to Winesap and Rome Beauty in win ter. She sta ted !hat Golden Delicious originaled i n West VIrginia . Lisa Stet hem registered thl' gues l'i and passed out door pr izes Jo Hill announced th at Pat Holler received a besl of sh ow and Betty Lou Dt•a n rl'se rvP champion in both of lhe M eigs Co unty Fair Fl ower Shows . In addltlon, clu b member s werp awarded eight f!rst. six sPcond, and eig ht third ribbons in the first show and five first, eight second and 11 third In !he second show . The nex l meetin g will be held Oct. 10 Instead of the first Wednesday ol the month and wil l feat ure ''Thumballna " cont ain· crs and arran gements . Family gathers in Racine T he sixth annual Chapman and M y rta Kerwood Hill family reu n· ion was held recen tly al Stwr Mill Park i n Hac ln e wi lh 66 presen t Gra cP wa s given by Howard Erv i n, president Prizes were awarded to Matti e 13. Hill, 87, oldest woman; Da na Winebrenner, 72. oldes t man. Andy and Betty Hose. newes t married, six months: Da na BPr nice Winebren ner, l ongest mar ri(>d. 47 yea r s: SIPphanle Wil son. five, youngl'S I girl : Jord <m Bass, flvl', you nges t boy; most fami ly present was th e Pear l Hill Ervi n f<Jmlly: farlhl'st traveled was A nn a Hou sh, St Pelt'rsburg , F la Wi nning door prizes were Ea r l Hunt. Deanna Good, Elma lm · boden, Heathe r Dalley, and Str phanie Wil son Off icer s elected were Howard Ervin, presldenl;· Hoy E r vin, vice president . Ruth Sha in, secretary- treasu rer; and HPIPn H Wolfe. publici st. Atlendlng wee Howard and Na ncy Ervin, Herb and T .C. Ervin . Josh and Ma cy n; Ronald and Teresa Wi lson, Stacy and Si ephan ie: Sharon Hubbard and Chad: Howard Jr. and Sa ll y Ervi n, Ho wa rd Il l. Sara and Kacy: Beverly Wilford, Brad ley and Trav is; Sieve a nd Rhonda Dailey, He ath er and Shawn ; Paul Ervin; Huth Sha in and Emily; Ernes t and F l oss ie Bush; Hussel l a nd Lpon a Cl ine; al l of Raclm' Roy and Dur is F.rvln. New Philade lph ia, Thu rman Martin .Jr. and HaJ·vey , L('()n J rd and Or a Bass, ,Jordan Has s; Dana BPrni cr WinPbr(•nnPr . a ll of SyrJ('US(' . Doris DPrter ; Ear l and Glenda Hunt, Ke i fh and Ka y; E lma Irn bodr n; Dean na Good . all of Long Bo tlom, Caroll' Barber : Susie Kerwood , and Gla dys Hill, Hreds.ille. Mallie B. Hilt ; T erry and Jan ice Hill and Mat thew; Myrtle Imboden. all of Co lumbu s; Cha · rles H and Helen H Wo lfe. and La rr a B lack. al l of Carroll; Chuck and Sharon D<'ell'r , Cen tc rbqrg; !Bell)' Wicks and Janna , La nca ster; Be lty Jo Rose, Wll · mington . M arga ret Cline, Bev crly; Mary Cox. Rldwell; A mw L Hou sh. Si Pe tl'rb urg, Fla . All ninP children of I he Lau ra Hil l Martin fllmily were presen t Thrn: Wl' f l' tt•n in thl' family onl' is d eceased. Th e nex t reun ion wi l l be held Sep t R, 1991 al !he Sta r Mi l l Park in Raci ne . Reunion held T he Grindley reunion wa s held recently at the home of Rev . Ed Grindley, Grove Ci ty. Mrs. Cora Grind ley, M iner · vi lle, attendPd wi th her gra nd daug hter and husband and their two children. Also M rs. Grindley had just returned from three weeks at the Nazarene Ca mp Ground al Columbus . This marked her 43rd Yfar c hu rch camp. The M eigs Cou nty Hetlred T eachers hel d their September l unc heon meeti ng a! the M iddle· port Masonic Temple with 25 members attending . M ike Hoberts, former Pome · r oy residen t, gave a falkland showed exa mples of Meigs Co unty antiques and collectibl es. Some of the items shown were f rom a Pomeroy poJicpman' s hel mcl as well as br ass knuckles. c irca 1890. Other col lec l ibil's iriCiuded stoneware crock s. .1 tPlephone di rec tory from Hutland circa 1910. a pencil box from Sc hla e· gel's Shoe St on•. and hundred s of postal car ds wilh Mei gs Co un ty V iews . He len Smit h presided al the mPP1ing . Sever al mf'mber s plan to at tend th e state meeting of Ohio Retirl'd TPaciwrs ln Co lumbu s on Oct . 5 The ne x t meetin g wrll be held Nov . 17 . Individual members are Boggs birth Lee and Da rl a King Boggs, Shade, are announcing the birth of their first child, Kyle Lewis Boggs on June 29 at O'Bl enPSs Memoria l Hospital The Infant weighed nine pounds seve n ounce s and was 20 and a half Inc hes long . Grandparents are Jack and Huby King , Pomeroy: and Do· rothy Boggs, Shade. to tell !h eir hobbles and abou l their co ll ectibl es. Tnis is the original Auditions® by When lh.e shoefiL< .. . wear it' That means you 'II wear Audition.<, because we always have a perfeclfit- ..Ue, style, comfort and quality. SECURITY We have your size ., N-M-W 2 °/o OFF Hunter Safety Course slated All Auditions A hunte r safety roursf' will be held SeptPmber 17, 18, 20 akd 24 at the Pomeroy Munic i pa l Build · l ng fro m ti p.m . until 9 p.m . For more Information , con tact John R iebel at 985-4195. CHAPMAN SHOES POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE BARGAIN HUNTERS SPECIALS AT MASON FURNITURE! ALL ZENITH 2 & 3 PIECE 25" CONSOLE REMOTE COLOR TV LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED! SAVE $100 TO $6Q0 SELECTED GROUP 50% 0FF TABLE GROUPS! Your Choice of 4 Different Style Groups! Fine free month set at library Sep tember Is fine freP month at the M eigs Count y Public Library . Anyone having overdue books mav return them with no pe· nal i y. Thls does not apply to video cassettes. T he Middleport Library Is closed during lh l' monlh of Sep tember and part nf October for ren ovation and remodeling, so peop le wi t h books checked ou t from there may turr them In at the Meigs Coun ty Pub1~c Library In Pomeroy . Portla nd Park . Prizes awarded wPnt to Bertha Johnson, 83. oldest woman: E th el John son Cozar l . H3. second uldes l; Ed To lt er t , 71, oldes t m an: DL'II RobL'r l s, !lH, second old est man : Lorna Johnson, six. largPs t family: ElhPI (ozarl. fi vr, mos t c hi!drrn prPsPnt, Larry Johnson, Alabama . farth· est t rave led: Lorrie Redman Ba iley , shor test ma rried: Earl and Mary Johns on. longest mar~ ried: Cody Allen Johnson, young· est boy; Ashley Kay J ohn son, youngest girl. Door prizes were also awarded. Retired teachers meet Chester Garden Club has recent meeting SEE YOU THERE ••••• GROUND COFFEE The annual .Johnson reu nion wa s held recently at Star Mill Park In Hal'in e. · Prayer was given by Jodi Ca ldwp JI before the potluck dinner. Following dinner, a John · son family history was given . Of ficer s elected we re Ter ry Lynn Brace, president; Dawn Michell!' Gheen, vice presldenl; Judy Brace, sPcretary-treas urer: and Donna Ra rton , DionnE' Brace an Stephanie Sayre, ch ild· r ens' games. I f the Star Mill Park Is un ava ilable for the 1991 reunion t hen th e r eunion wil l be held at One In Pomeroy, is sponsoring THIS SATURDAY! ht•f' TraHI COKE DIET COKE SPRITE Thursday, September 13, 1990 Page- 9 In conjunction with Pomeroy's Sesquicentennial, the I 50th anniversary olthe incor· porallon ol the village, Bank BLOCK PARTY MAXWELL HOUSE SHAMPOO •CARMEL • SWEET APPLE •CINNAMON \ Johnson family gathers PRICES GOOD NOW THRU SEPTEMBER 16th 4 FRAGRANCES #Egg Protein •Herbal • Aloe Vera •Magnolia & Jojoba / The Daily Sentinel [iY(' :\(·~,. Yor k pitchr rs . " I don't car£> how we sro rP as long as W(' Cl'OSS thP p lat(', " ,'i Jid Trxas manag£'1' Bobby \'alrn tinc . ·· 1 s<J w his u\dkin .-. 1 minor li'a gul' st;1t:-. and I saw thJt hP walks a lot of peopk Adkin s wal kf'd 9Rba ttc rsin J'i";" innin gs thi s sr<-Json wi th Co lum bu s 1AAA 1 posting a 1 ~-7 r r cord and a 2.90 EHA. Trxas rx tPndrd its If'<.~ d 10 :) -~ in lhf' fou rt h WhPn. wit h IWO OLI I . R<.~fa c l PalmPiro sing ll'd a nd sco r ed on Ru brn Si l'rra ' s dnubl e Jua n Cunt al l'L foll owt>d wi!h ~~ sin g lt • up t hl' middlf'. S('ori ng SieiTll Charlie Hou gh, I ~ 10, pit l' hl•d fivP a nd unro -thi rd inni ngs I'm th t• victm _ v KP11 ny RtJgP r s. thr fift h nangt' l s pit l'hl'r , n•runll'd fou l nuts t() I'<J rn his 14th Si l \'t' Houg h ca n commisPra tt• with Ad kin s. HP allowPd 111 basf•s un ba l ls. Aug ust '2 7 at C liiforn ia . to Sf'! tllf' Ha ngPrs n•conl . " I I hr ·..., i Adkin.s l goi ng tu hf' d bi g Jpagut• pildH"r hp's going tu hJ\'(' to g t•t tH·Pr thai. " Hough .'.d id . ''Nobody kliOW ~ lllUfl' hoH co ntrol hurt~ yo u I han nw ." Th P Yankrrs :-.co rPd run s in the fifth and six! h on solo homrr .-. b~ Kt•\·in Ma as and HrmiPy MP ul Pns. ThP homf'r wa s :Vl aas' l i th of AT YOU 3 AREA FRUTH PHARMACY STORES 1 LITER BOTTLE '- By The Bend SOFA SLEEPERS ALL ON SALE! Full & Queen Sizes Aval/able LEG & STORAGE TABLES AVAILABLE FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Golds tar Somsung Soundesign Zenith funci Symphonic KTV Philco Emerson Shintom Multi Ttdt Scott Sylwaftio ·. Mognowox Gf RCA WE REPAIR All MAKES HoME ENIERTAINMENT CENTER 391 WEST MAIN STHT 992-3524 POMEROY, OHIO . MASON FURNITURE CO. {304} 773-5593 I �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Thursday, September 13, 1990 Middleport, Ohio Community calendar Speaker set Rev . Kenneth H . Ma y natd wi l l preach at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, 196 Muiherrv Ave., on Sunday al lO : 30 a.m on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount Rev. Maynard is an ordained JTJinlster In the Church of the N81Carene on the Central Ohio Dfstrlcl. He feels the Sermon on the Mount Is the mos t powerfu I • i \ti ' I ' ' • . was ise. Do you thmk I am being selfL<h. Ann? My parents say if I go to college, I will be deserting the fam ~ ily, antlthal would be a sin. Is tl1ere . any hope for me? Please don't use : my name. If my father knew I was writing to you, he would be very :angry. -- NO CITY, NO STATE : DEAR FRIEND: I have so many · things to say ( don't know where to · begin. Let me start by saying the · notion that God gives people only as many babies as they can take care : of is nonsense. There arc a tremen - Membership drive• · : : · Riverview Elementary Schoo l PTO Is co nducting it annual membership drive Membership fees for both acti ve and nonactive members is 50 cen 1s. Fo r Information on beco min g a member of the PTO. contact the school. Golf winnen Winner s in Tuesday's Ladi es Golf League at Jay Ma r wrrr · Margaret Foilrod. low gross anrl . low putts, and Ei izatx>th Lohsr. : low net. HAl "IN 1·:- Tho •Car mPI United Ml' thcxl ist ( 'huiTh of RM'inr wi ll huld rrv i val srrv irrs through FrilL:i V <.tl I: J() p.m . The g uc•st speak~r w 11l bf' Chester Lem ley and thr song lradr-r wil l bP Mr . FrPd Adk in s S prc ia l music ~'OMF.RO\" REV . KEJ\NETH Mi\VNARD Stand up, go to school the others can help, too Dear Ann Landers: I am not planning to commit suicide or any ~ thing like thai even dtough I am only 17 and my situation seems hopeless. I have nine brothers and sisters, all younger. The four after me are boys so I'm the one who has to help my mother with the laundry, housewmt and the younger IUds . . Mom had twins when I was 12 and everylhing got w<ne afiCr thaL I wouldn't mind the work so much, but my father makes me stay home · from school when Mom isn't feel ~ : ing weU. This is happening more . and more. I made very good grades until last year when Morn had another baby, just 10 months after the previous one. Last semester when I won a · special award in science, my teacher _encouraged me to 1ry for a college 'liCholarship. Now she says I might not graduaiC because I have missed so much school. I can't catch up · because I have so much work to do around the house that by the time I'm finished I'm too tired to swdy. Mom just told me thai she is going ~ ro have another baby in about five · months. When I said I thought she having too many babies, she : liecame angry and said, "God gives : people only as many babies as they can take care of. Don't ever say such a terrible dting again~· Last night I told my father I want to get my grades up and go to college. He said it would be impos· Sible even with a scholarship because my mother needs my help. In the middle of our conversation, the principal of our school, who is a nun, called to talk to my parenL< about my being absent so much. I was hoping she would convince them thai they should let me go to college, but that's not what happened. She sided with them and said God has given me important work to do at home. She also said many people have good hves wtth ~ out gomg to college. I don'l want to criticiZe my parents. They work hard and lry to do the right thing. My father ha< twO jobs and spends a lot of time at church. But he waniS me to promise to stay home and help for nine more ~ W!til my twtn sisters will be 14. I don't want to make that prom ~ FRifJ~ \ Ca llia Meigs on Sat urd av at tl : :w p m iJl The Co mmu nit v Artion ARency wi ll Crange Hal l Those attending hold tls ti·er clothi ng day for low ·i ncomr pPrsons on Friday from 9 a. m . unti l noon. The clothin g bank is loca ted in the old high sc hool bui lding in Cheshire. are CHF.SH!Hf: - I sermon ever given The public Is invit ed to attend thlls service. Till' RS fJ A \' Ann Landers ·\ \ \ IX\IlEH-.. -· 1'IH4J . I .,.~ \ n"•·l ,., rlnw" ... , .. ,linotr· and ( t<'U iolf"• "•olllio ·uk - ThPre will bl' a public dinnPr at ! he M c ig .;; Coun t) S(' nior Citizens Crn trr on Mu lbrrr v IIL' ight s in Poml'foy on Thu r·sda> fr om > ~ 6 :lll p.m Thl' co'> I \\l ill. bf' $:~ prr per son, with a mrnu of ovr n-fr ied chickl'n. mashrd pora tocs with gravy , co le' slaw. ro ll and bl'Vt'r<.Jgl' Pil ' will br ;w a ila iJi l' at 7;) I'Cnt s Jll.'r slice. Mu sic w i ll tw p r.ovidcd b_v .Jun io r a nd Rit a W h i1 P, AI Windon and Bill Ward j.Jb\ i ng old -t ime f'a \·ori!PS CHI·Xn :R l.uclg p ~f'Shion Shad<' Hivo•t '"''ill mpr•t in rrgula t on Thurr, da .v at H p.m . f'UME IWY - Prn·cptor B<·l a dous number of babtes born to people who cann01 take care of them. Your four younger brothers have eigh t hands among them . They should be pitching in and helpmg w1th the housework and the younger children. The concept that domestic chores arc for females only is outmoded foolishness. The nun who sided with your pareniS did you a grave injustice. (I'll bet she went to college.) She should know that you will be a much greater help to your parenL< if you obtain a college diploma and get out into the bustness world. I urge you to go for it. and don't fee l guilt y. honey . P.S.: Your father n11ght cOnSider spending less time in church and more time at home helpin g out. lie could offer up his chores as a prayer I'm sure God would accept 11. And you can tell hun I said so. Dear Ann Landers: When I read all those responses fmm women complaining because thw husbands don't pay any aucntion to them, I knew I had to speak my piece. I'll uadc places wtth you. ladies. I'd be happy to take your cold fish ir you will take my hot tamale. I am married to a man who is obsessed with sex and makes my li fe hell. I am 40 . My husband is 55. He wakes me up in the middle of the night. It makes no dt.fferencc to him that I have to get my rest so I can go to work in the mom mg. WhCil I am at home, he follows me aroW!d constan~y, leering, grabbing, pinch ing. It never dawns on him that I may not be in the mood, or that I might have a problem on my mind. Nothing matters to htm but gelling il on . We have had dozens of argumcnLI over this. In order for me to keep up. with him , I would have to quit my job and stay in bed all day and rest. My ltfe is hell hecause of hLI sel f~ tshness. I used to be warm and responsive in bed. Now I am JUSt plain worn out and turned off. I would appreciate any suggesuons you might have becau se I'm ~ · POOPED IN PHOENIX DEAR POOPED IN PHOENIX : Are you sure you aren't being Utmed ofT for olhcr'reasoos" Also, it sounds as if your husband is using sex to control you . I suggest counseling to fmd out what made the relationsh ip go sour. Meanwhile, how about separate bedrooms with a door that locks" Gem of the Day: Wouldn'l it be wonderful if. now that you are middlc ~ aged, you could have some of the naps you refused to take when you were a kid" Open house set An opr n housP has bf'f'll p l<J nnPfl ro r frida y from I) to 7: :IU p.m . at Eas tNn Hi gh School prior to the football game to formall y we lco m~ Hicharcl Srn it h . nrw supPrintrnd r nt of th<> F.as tern L oc al School Di strict. The EaS!rrn Board of Education IS host ing the open housr towhtch al l Pmployees and th rir famili<'S are invlted. MIDDLEPORT BLOCK PARTY THIS SATURDAY *Stop In And See What We Have On Sale! HP t c~ POMEROY - The Return .l ohnalhan Meigs Chapter of Daughters of American Revolu tion wil l meet on Friday al1 :30 p.m. at lhe Grace Paris h House. The hostes ses are Ms . Eleanor Smith , Mr s. Dale Dutton . Mrs Paul l·: ich. Mr s. Clinton Fi sher . J ~~da d . LON C BOTrDM - Thc• Fa ith Fu ll Gospel Ch ureh will have a hymn sing on Friday The IJaile) Familv <t nd the Children of God will singing and rr frP shmen ls wiJI be sl'rvc·d. PastorStf'vr Rrrd be invit es thl' public . POMI·: ttOY -Senior Ct tizens (; AJ.I.I PCJ LI S- Dtabrtes sup MIDDLEPORT - T herr will port g rou p an nu J I picn ic at \Vood land C{'rtil'r s Park arf'a in C;.~llipo li s at fi p.m . on Thursday. Bring CO\'PI'Pd d i."i h . hf' a round and square danc' f' I' CI MUto\" - ThP rom croy C roup of AA ;_mel 1\ l Anon \li ill m N• t at i p.m. at thl' S<.~cn•cl IiPa r i Catholi(' Church Thur sda\' . Mol'(' info r m~ttion may tw obiained b1 calling I ~00 - :l:l:l :)(Yl l . Tl"I'P I·: HS PL\1:\ S - Tho • JOrid av fr om R p.m. to midn ight , Old American Leg ion Building, Mtdd leport Public tm·it Pcl Si\TURDAV COOL VI LLt:- Square dane< • on Sa turday from H p.m until \LIO p m at Coo ll"ille Li ons Build ing . MusH· ll\' the Happv Hollow Bovs . .1:1 per person. -~', p!'l' C'Ouph• POMEROY - ·J.a vmen' s and \'F W Po s1 ~1(6:1 will rtH'PI at t h1 • T u pper s Pl a in s ! Lil l Thur:-~ da\ .11 Oa \·id 's Workshop" on Satu rda Y from 9 a.m. until :1:.10 ' ::\()p .m . p.m . at .l\ aomi Bap tish Church. \(0('1\S I'H I NC ;s Hock> p 1·in gs C r angP \\' til mP<'I on Thursddv Pve nin.[! fo r a cook ou t :11 .Jim <tnd Barb ara Fn·'s at I): :w p.m M('rtliJC'rs H t'f' to ))r in g a i'O\'PI'I'Cl d i " h Ml'J t an d d n nk \\'ill hl' fur nish ••d square dancers TUPPERS PLAI NS - Thert• on Sa turda Y at the VFW build ing 11 p.m . Music by the Happy Holl ow Bov s of At hens. Bri ng .'l na {' k ~ lor ·the " nark ta blP . Matn HEN DERSON. W.VA. -T he Galll a Twir lers squ are dan ce cl ub will hold a danc e on Saturd ay fr om 8 p.m . unli l 11 p.m . at th e Hend er son, W.V a. Co mmunitv Building. The caller wtll be So ~ny Bess . Open to all Lucil le Smi th Ep iscopa l on provided. w i ll bP a mund and sq ua rt• dane~ ' nanrr Club rou nd and squ ar e clancr on l·'ri dJ .\' from Rp.m. until Church bring wieners. mar shma llow s. PIC . Bu ns will bf• to Mr s . .l (:l m es O'Brien and Mi ss w ill h;n ·r tht•it· first nweting tHI Thursday at 6: JO p.m. at Stn·Pt. J-:,·pr:.-·onr :-:. hould IJ r mg asked Y ou n ~ tOO \rw St rf'r t m PomPrO)' Th~ ' thPmf' will br · ' \Vh ~' a Lavm rtn Jnd \\'ll y i.l Y oun g David' Dl ~ xn:n - Sta r ~tar .Junior Crang<' 77~ (;r a ng£' R7~ annu al ila _ v rid (' and wi('nf'r ro c1 ~t and in TupperS Plains on Sa turda y from R p m . unt il 11 JO p.m . f eat u ring Frf'r Country RambiPrs Band . Do nation s will lw $150 each for adult s. $1 fo1 chi ldren undrr 12. MIDDL EPORT - Th P Meigs Loca l Band BoostNs ar c r£> quested to donate b!ked goods and cra ft item s for the Middleport Block pa r ty on Salurday . De li ver it ems by 9:30 a. m. in fr ont of Hnitagc House . WILKAS\" 11.1.1-: - ThP Wilkes GrangP tilt-i will sponsor a smorga sboard on Saturday at th P P:.nh ia n Si stf' r s ha ll in Wilke sville ·I · 7 p.m M r nu i nc ludes IJakrd stra k, fri ed chicken . homPmaclr noodl e-; , salad. vpgpt ablr. drssrr t and br\'C'ragP ll~S II AI\ - Pr eaehing sr n ·i crs HPd fl r ushChurchofC hri.st. Ba;han Hoad. Sal urda v through Tursd ay a1 i ::\0 p _m ni ght! _ ,. Ho'Oth er Guv Mallorv. Wintn CaniPn . .FI:t . will spea k POMEH O Y Co unt\' Law E nforcem r nt Ex Co un House in Pomrroy . For morl' informal1 0n con tact Lisa Housh at ~91 - 34R6 or Teresa M . Tyson Drummer at991 -h784 a tier p.m DAHWII\ - The annual reun ion nf llw IJ tt· J ohn a nd Hird a F rrn r h Wa r nrr will l:Jp hr ld Su nda v at l hr Ohio Valley Church Cam p on Route 33 ALFR E D - Homecomin g at thP Al fred Unit ed Mr-thod ts l Church, Su nday with dinner 12: 30 p.m . Afternoo n progr am. 1. .10 p.m . with Hu ssdl Spencer and t11 r SouthNn Hill Singers. RUTI..~ND - C'harles Reed llv s<'il and Oscar Hysell family re union. Sunda v . l 2 :lO p.m., Forest Acrps P:trk, HutL:.md . CHI::s'ITH rf' U il iO!l , Moor<' famt lv Sund a_ v. I2· JO p .m .. home of Virgil and Windon . C'tH'~ Irr. Hom£'Com in g CJ I Mt Hr rman Unit rd Brr thrrn Church Su n da~ Sunda v sc hool al 9·:111 a. m . worship :1! 1ll :~u a rn . ('Jrry -in dinnr r aT noon a ftprnnon _c.rrvicP atl : :1 fl p_ m . f{p\· SIP\'t• Atki nson. Riplf'~· . W Va guP.' lt spea k er . sing t ' r ~ wi ll bt ' Kr JJ\ · 1-:ic h in ,~ l'r ;nultiH ' DJ. tl('_ \ F :.1mil \ Local T~w annual f lowpr ~ hO\'r of thf' Wildwood CardP n Cl ub wa : :. hrld n'('!' nll ~· Lit thr Mornin~ Star United Methodist Church Thr mrr tin g upfln{'d with drvo 11 0 11 ~ b\' Do r ot hv Smith rr CJ ding f< p hPr,i~ n s a nd · f rom ltw Daily (, uidrpost She also n'dd <1 poem. "~hop in H pa\·pn ' s Crocrn Storr.· For ro ll call. m em brr ;.. t) rou g ht a S!X'Cimcn of a summr r fl ow! '!' lht>\· ha vP in bl oom . 11 ww s · no!Pd EvP iy n Ho llon w on tturt · bl ur r ihOOn s on her <~ rr an g rm r n t • 1n thr Mr i g ~ C o u n t~ Fair flowf' r show s. TIH· clu iJ HlJnkt •d Paulin<' 1-:, rw n ancl noruTh\ Smi Th for lu·l pi ng pi.H't' ribbon_c. durin g judgi ng(lf t hr·Lii rflm\·ct ..,how/\ th a nk yo u notr was rrad fr o111 Con nre Hi ll. 1-\athrvn Miller. prP~ id e n1. had Pach ffir mber rlrsrrilH• thPir t 1()\\'I'J' a t't'i 1n g P rrH 'Ill . F: vl'l_v n H o l Io n h;.l d two :IITil ll gPn ll' nl s . · ThP Lr1n g('"i\ L>a _ v ol- llw Yrar" us1ng ()ut'l'n Fl iza l:Jl'lh rn.SP'l, mJ gnolia lt •;J\'C"i f'Urksnf'v. willow 111 a bL1ck ('nnta int• r . ;1ml "PrJ' · ~·r Time" H·i th h ,u- fi ~ · yrllow dah li a~. f;1n I<Jil ,•,: i llov, ~ 1nd .vew P\'f'l'gn ' I ' IL aCI'!'n lPd w ith gold pr<l \ 'ing hand " Mr -.. MillP r wi l tt " H o~ r ( ;a rdt 'n·· U'-'l 'rl \·:11 inu ..., colo rPd rosr " in . 1 n)·_c. ta l \ ' <! Sf' . Pr.(!gy Monr• ' u:-..l'd il Pm ;uHl Ch irkrn ..., and l rh 1• '~1 \' f"i in a g n 't'n ( · and~ di sh l ut an ;1ll gn•t•n arr;tngl ' nwnt l>ol'lltln ~rn i th Jl]('lll iful C ard r n. · i ncl udf'ri \ · ariou~ gar<J pn ,-p gpta hlrs. acrPntPcl wi th a min ia turr woodrn wilPPl barrnw and driPrl rlrifl woorl .Jtw ni u1 Will. ";\ Fu ll Moon . .. used \';triou" lpnnia s. du sty rni lll'r Jnd \'incD \ 'in r in :.i 19):; -"tlU\'I ' nirr pt·l'si d rn t s bott](• .l :11wt T h!'i "s. 'Pi enir Ra s kC't.· · lidd scPnh •d g!'r<-l niu m s. M rxi r iln Missions topic of UMW group Mi s ~iiJn flo~r lr1P r s hip ' wa _ c., th1• ti t lt• of tlH• p\pd gl' .'if'rvirl' p rPsl'nlt•d by M r s_ Ruth Ka rT at tht ' ~f' pll'm twr m Pf' 1ing of tiH ' Clwstf't U n i l f'tl Mt•thoclist Wumf'n Tht• puqx JSI' Df tlu' progr;nn w<t s to chaliPngP UMW a s indi \' idual s. tu unde rs tand 1hrir c hannp ls uf g i v ing, ;_n 1d tu p lPdgf' tim e. m onry . and tak•nttn r•x 1Pnd Th l' ch u rch' s mission . " t\ Thi' script ure reactin g w as fro m Malachi 1 111 Mrs . 8 r t t\' DPan wds pi;n1i st. Tlw g roup S; tn g · ·wr G ivt• ThP (Jut Th inr Own ·· for I he closi ng h.v mn and " !-l a pp~· Birthday " I() Mr ~ K.1 r 1 M rs . M<Jf' Young prPsidf'd at thl· bu~inP~s mf'(•ting with nirlf' rnt•mtwr s p rf' \ f' nt and s ix si c k .1nd .-. 11 u 1 in c alls rrportcd I t w;1~ d('C' id cd to giv (' $200 to mission.., again thi s \ '(' <.lr T lll'rt' w tll bf' ;J workshop h(' g innin g a! 9 J .m . on Oc t. 14, 1he nl'xt rnPr1in g. L \'r r yomr L" to br i ng .1 sar k lunc h and matrt J;l]_c. to makr· lap robrs . Th( • nomi nati ng ro mmitTPr willllilH' i t l is t of nam Ps for nrw off ic er s for nPxt yC' ar at th(• nPxt mrrting We have the beautiful "Village Traditions" hand-painted crocks that can still be ordered for a personalized gift for Christmas giving. FOR GUARANTEED DELIVERY, ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY SEPT. 25 Prices Up to $29.95 219 N. SECOND 5trt:.€-t Q3oohs MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992·6657 or 998-00KS Si\LMONELL!\ SCARE: Actress E. Faye Butler ended gelling closer to her character lhan she really wan led to when she came down wilh a case of salmonell a. Butl er wa s forced to slt ou t several performances in th e pla y "N unsensr" at Ch ica go's Wellington Theat er because of a bou t wit h the food BOSTON 1UP!) - The crack cocaine epidemic appears 10 be causing a rash of slrokes amo ng young users, and smoking crack may be like playing "'Russian roulette" for people with wea kened blood vessels in the bra in, researchers said. A study involving 28 people who suffered slrokes within 72 hours of using crack found a strong link between dr ug use and the appearance of brain damaging hemorraghes and blockages of blood vessels . People who have abnormali ~ ties In brain blood ve ssel s, such as weaknesses In the vessel walls, may be especially prone to crack~ lnduced strokes, said lhe study 's director, Dr. Sl even Levine of the Henry Ford Hospl lal and Health Science Center In Detroit. Levine sa id about I percenl of th e populallon has suc h abnormalities, but in most they go und etected and do not cause health problems. For some of I hese peopiP, CHESHIRE - 11a ilroad picnie and reunion l or former and past employe es at Hobson and Dickin so n, W.Va . Sunda y. 11 a.m at K yge r Cr ee k Plan! Club Housc' Bri ng a covered di sh. RA CINE - Gideon and Ar St ar Mill park. I p.m . basket lunch . PO MERO Y - Hy se ll Run Holi n<'SS Church. speci al singin g. ('[ark F' J mil y Sin gr r s , 7 p m rO MU10Y - MrmiH•rs ol Mrigs Choir to m L'l 't Sunda y, 2 p.m . :1 1 Trin it v Chur('h ~\· istl'ria vin P <t nd box wood in a \vood oak bu ck1'1 . Paul inrE y non. "Soon Sc hoo l to RPg tn ." using rna ri gulrls. impalif'nt s. yP llow C'Orf>o ps ls. and rC'd gladiolq s accPntf'd with a mini ature sc hool drsk. school br ll and sc hool .suppiii'S. Mrmb(' t''-. wrrf' rrmindrd that s tair. count y and r('gional durs t· rs s<·r vln g " rh icken ('OUL'lf' 10 fh f' mPmbPI' S. Th r m<'eling cl osed with offlc sa lad BLOCK PARTY CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE Chicken, Baked Beans, Rolls ... $3 50 112 Chicken Alone ......................... $]OO Fish Tail Sandwich ....................... $1 50 SPONSORED BY MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT amounl 10 playing "Hussian roul ette" with the risk of stroke, he said, adding "We'd like to gel lh c word out: ' Folks. no joke. crack causes stroke .· " Crac k is a potent form of cocaine that is mad e by heatin g a liquid so lution of coca ine hy ~ droch lor id e wit h sodium bi carbonate or ammon ia . Th e res ultin g substance generally is smoked . De spite the widesprea d use of cra ck and report s datin g to the late 1970s linking cra ck usc with olroke s. little had been known prior to the new sludy about the rlinl c al aspects of crack - ra nged in age from 2.1 fo 49 . sufferrd from various kinds of brain while in th e remaining 10, blood ve ssels hemorraghed. In those people who suffered ''ischemic'' s t rokes. in which fhf' bl ood supply was interrupted, the vessels were blotkPd in snmr cases . and in olhns had contracted, '"clam pi ng of f'" lh<' PRICE DICK TRACY $ BACK PACKS ····-DICK TRACY $ 888 $388 BELT BAGS ......... 533 f or drug usr. for y oung stroke victim s would Although lhe study did not directly address the question of which · people might be more prone to have crack~re lated be we ll advised to screen them st rokP s. the SC' ientis ts said the Le,·i nc s<-tid HP said diagn oses wen• mad e t hrough use of comput ed tomography. or CT. sca ns and m agnrtir· rPsfmance Imaging , wh ich r rratr eleclronic Images of the bra i n Levine sa id 15 of the stroke pa !I ents had severe hPadac hes as early symp toms. Other symp- Size 30 to 38 Yellow, Beige, Blue $888 Sim 28, 29, 30 DUNGAREES $888 $688 DEVON JACKETS Navy, Black, White l/2 WORK PRICE B;~~:" Size$ 28, 30 TABLE OF ODDS & ENDS $1 • $2 . $3 BRAS, PANTIES, COSMETIC CASES and MORE loon s in his fi eld and turned I hem over to the Michigan Statr Pollee. Ch icago poli ce joined thf' investlgation in June when it wa ..; determined the film wa s made in the Windy Cit y. kima , Wash . The myste ry a nd intrigue wa "> running prett~ high until au lho ri ties learned 1he film ac l ual ly w a ~ a music v ideo and the su ppoSf'd ·'victim '' was lhP leadPr of, a sa id befo re leaving Aspen. He sa id he plans to buy a four bed room home in Yakima for $98.000. a figure that wouldn 't touch any house In Aspen . Like most people who wo r k in Aspen, Adamski and his wife lived "down valley. " in th eir case a 45-minutr commu te away m Ca rbond ale. Most homes in Aspen it se lf are owned by people who use th em only a portion of th e year . The city IS lrying to ease the hou sing crunch by building 13 single- fam ily homes in a subsld· ized employee hou sing pro ject . The three- bedroom home s wil l sell for $186,000. The homes will be so ld through a lott er y to such as "cere bral aneurysms or vascu lar mal formal ions ma y be more likely to have intra crania l hemorrhage after using coca ine ... Cl eveland roc k group. "The bot tom line is we don "I ha ve a body and we don' I have a mystery or homicide." said John To wnsend. chief of detec tives for th e Chtcago Police . . The "victim" wa s identi fi ed as Tre nt Reznor, leader of the group. Nin e Inch Nail s perm a nC'n r res id ent s .Apparent murder movlr adu~ ally music video CHI CAGO tUPII - Po lin• have solve d the my stery of an Rmm movie ca mera that d ri fted HURRY! OFFER ENDS SEPT. 22On approved Radio Shac~ ValuePiul'" Credlt Account pur· chas15 ol S100 or more. Payment Is due Janual'j billing by'""' chart~• computation date. 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Adamsk i resea rc h sugges ts that pPOpie with blood vessel abnormalities as soclafrd s tr okes, L£>vln e and blood, SUMMER WEAR •.••••..•• Clly housing chlel can't afford to buy a house ASPEN, Colo. tU PIJ - The price of housing in I hi s capita l of the rich and glitzy has gott en so high - more \han $1 million for the average home - that th e clly's hou sin g direc tor was forced to quit. Jim Adamski resigned as di rector of the Aspen Pitkin Cou nty Housing Authority be cause he said he couldn't afford to buy a " real home." Adamski left his $46,500 job this week to roiiPage s reported Wednesday in The New Engla nd Jou rna l of Medicine. They sa id the crack users in the studY. 10 wonw n and I 8 men who vesse l s in different part s of lhP BLOCK PARTY SPECIALS! Because strokes in people 4~ ar e unu sual , rPpres ent ing on ly abo ut ; percent of the total, Levine sa id doctors carin g und r r however. smoking crack may strokes . In 18 people, th e blood suppl y was chokt'd off to blood GIRLS, BOYS, MEN and WOMEN Be sure to stop by and see the many terrific sale items in our store and outside during the .. Middleport Block Party" this Saturday. Edga r Rosenberg and eve-ryone know s my my last namr is Rosenberg and I think It's tim e my mom has go tt en a lot of credit fo r what she has done," she sa id. The 22-year-o\d will make the announcement In an in terview to be broadcast on th e wa y. Arkan sas. I inl'd ha '-. kf't Do ris C r uP~f'r. ''ThP( 'o unt v Fa ir. ·· usrd zi nni<:~ s. \'Pllnv.. · ma r igo lcb, \ ·I'! Jow mums. MIDDLEPORT CAPS poisoning . The musical c omPdy "N un sensr ·· is abou t nuns who are trying to raise money to bury sewral sisters who di ed of salmonella. RANCHO R!\JNEESH ON THE BLOCK : A New Hampshi re real es ta te company is in line to bu y the former Oreg on ranch communP home of I he lat e Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Hanover Inves tment Co rp . has put down an undi sc losed deposit on the 64, 229 ~ ac re Rancho Rajneesh property In cen tral Oregon. Proposed uses for the pr operly, va lued at $6 million, includ e a priv al ely operated minimum· security prison, a health spa and a ilv estock - for ~ export operalion . The commune folded ln 1985, after lhr Holls Royce~luving Rajneesh wa s convicted of Immigration fraud and deported to India, where he died In January of thi s yea r . NASHVILLE NEGOTii\TlONS: The parent firm of RCA Records has gone to court in Nashville to determine who should be entitled to royalties generated by record s of the late country singer Keithh Whitley . Allorneys for HCA claim Whitley had in structed company officials at various times to pay royalties from so me of hi s recordings to produce r Don Light, Mcfadden A~ist Corp. , and Hounder Records Corp. However, Whitley's widow , country singer Lorrie Morgan, has demanded that all hi s royalties go to his eslale. Morgan Is the adm inistra tor of Whiley 's es l ale. LEGAL MANUVERING: Ce lebrit y lawyer Marvin Mitchel~ son, wh o Is represen~ ng Juanita Leonard In divorce action again! boxing greal, Sugar Ray Leonard, was asked i f he is concerned about facing the pugilist. Mitchelson quipped. "If I was In th e ring, I would be." FIRST LADY ON LITERACY: B11rbara Bush paid a visit to th e United Way of America to applaud a new plan to solve the nation's basic literacy skills problems by th e year 2010. Bush said illit eracy is the root of serious soc iet al problems and praised United Wa y for its wo r k. Crack useage linked to strokes: researcher mari go ld ~ _\·a rrow and , -rl low tanz:, in a chPCkl'rr d cloth By ALAN VONAJ\ JR. U nlted Press International OUT IN LEFf FIELD: Tom Selleck. pre paring for a movie role as a baseball player , showed some promise during batting practi ce with l he Boston Heel Sox Sell eck. prc·paring for the film " Tokyo Diamond, " took six sets of batt ing praclirl'with the cluiJ . Swinging from the left side of the plate. he hit mostly grounders but lofted a few balls to the warning track . Late r . Boston third baseman Wade Boggs, a fivf' -t imr AmPrican League batting champion, jokingly told Selleck, "Alii know is. it's a good thing you can acl." Ci\T STEVENS BOARDS PEACE TRAIN: Yusuf I slam. known In the 70s as pop singer Cat Stevens. is off to Baghdad with a "peace delegation" of Brit Ish Moslem leaders. Islam and a delegation of five other s are hoping to persuade Iraq1 President Sad dam Hussein to find a peacefu l solution to the Gulf crisis . I slam , who changed hi s name when he adopt ed the Moslem faith in 1979, described the I raq i president as a "congenial fellow and broth er Moslem ... WHAT'S IN i\ Ni\ME?: The daughter of comedien netal k show host Joan Hlvers says lh e time has come to adopt hc1 mother's surn ame. Melissa Rosenberg. the product of Hiver s and the late Edgar Rosenberg, says she' s making thechange of respect to her mother. "For the las I 2\ yea rs whe ha s been in this bu siness and successfu l in It and everyone knows my dad is POM I·: ROY -Gospe l meet ing. Wes tside Church of Chris t. Su n da v through Friday, i 30 p m. night ly . Speaker IS Mickey Gallo 112 93 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 SHOE PLAtE K at hr v n will tw r ollr ctl·cl <JI nrx l mont h's mrf' l ing . d : li'-.P~·. Quirks in the news "Geraldo" show . Wildwood gardeners have show recently CVV\iff mu~ M eig s p lorr 1:s Pos t 2:111 wil l mee t Su nda y at 4 p.m . at th P Meigs County ON THE 'T ' IN MIDDLEPORT htr-if;.gc hOU$C - Th e tr mrs ia Roush rf'union. Su nda y . Slll\lli\ \ ' 'IT'\ ,\S COMM U N I TY The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport Ohio ,..__People in the news of Portland . Public invi ted . rl Thursday, September 13. 1990 and another lO days nftrr con ~ sumlng large amounts of lhr drug, the researchers said . An a u t0p~:· prrformPd on onr of those who dit•d revealed arteries on th e left .s id e of the brain that wen' smaller than their counterparts on the rig ht side. but Levine said the researchers do not know what rote, If any, this abnormality mlghl have played In the stroke . Some of th e palients were left with permanent stroke-related lmpa lremen ts, bul most reco· vered fully, which Levi ne cred its to their relatively young ages. "Most young stroke victims do qulle well," he said . 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The Come see our ~reat new 0 can be 50 Tandy 1000 s if computing a er o~e PC Learn how every you 've never use ~ou~e-call any Radio Friday at our 0 pen . rsonal Shack for times or to set up ape demonstration· R~ '50 Off • 200~memory Tone/ pulse dialing #43-624 I �Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Thursday. September 13. 1990 Thursday, September 13, 1990 CBS, PBS take 10 Emmys each for news, documentary programs NEW YO RK 1UPI1-CBSand the Publ ic Broadcas ting Service both wo n 10 news and documen tary Emmy awards, the most among bo th network and cable stations, th e National Academy of Television Ar ts and Sci ences a nnoun CL'd OPESING THEIR DOORS - John and Becky VIall, owners of this ltallanate style home will be opening their doors Sept. 15 and 16 from I to6 p.m . during the GaiUpoUs Bicentennial Tour of Historic Homes and Buildings. The house, located at U4 Third Ave., was popular in the 1860s and early 1870s and Is a lw<>-slory brick. The bicentennial tours feature many houses listed on the National Register of Histo ric Homes. Four tours have been sc hedule for visitors and citizens of the Old French City; tours A and B will be Se1>L 15 and 16 from Ito 6 p.m . ; tour C will be St•pl. ~2 and 23 from I to 6 p.m .; and tour D, the r·mmtry tour, will be Sept. 22 and 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . Cost of tours A, B, and C an• $10 per person and tour D is $15 per person , whkh ineludes a box lunch . For more Jnfom1atinn l'nntad ·146-G.'\ UL. ABC took six award s at the WPdn e.sday night ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria Hot el, while NBC f ollowed with fivt•, and the Turner Broadcasting System gar nered fou r. Cable News Ne t work , F'n.x, Home Box OfficP. MTV and syndi ca 1C'd prog ra m s a l l wf'r P awa rd C'd one Emmv f'<Y h for new s an d doc um rn t ar.v oresentatlons . Among the winning programs for CBS were Its "48 Hours" prog ram's " Hurri cane Watc h, " which won for out standing general co verage of a single break· lng new s s tory; and "Face the Nat ion' s" inte rvi ew w!th John Tower, and "Sa turd ay Night Wl1h Co nnit' Ch ung' s'' in1 r r v iPw wi1h Marlon Brandu . Win ning for ou l 'il andi ng ind l vi dual arhirvr mrnt in w ri ti ng were CBS's Per rv Wotlf. for "The Moon Above. The Ea rth Bel ow," and Char les Kuralt and Peter Freundlich, wl'iling for "Su nd ay Morning wit h Ch ar les Kuralt 's" " Milepost - Student Stopping Tank In Beijing ." In total, CBS's "48 Hours" program was named in two mvards; "F'ace the N ation'' wa s named in one; "Sa turd ay Night with Connie Chung, " two ; ' 'CBS Eve nin g News" with Dan Rather, two; "The Mo on Above, Th e Ear th Below," t wo; and "Sunda y Mornin g with Charles mlnor's access to abort ion and was q ui ck ly chal lenged on the grounds it violates co ns titu lio nal equal protection g uaran tees No co urt date was set for thP law sui t filed in Ingham Cou nt y Circu it Co urt in L ansing WPdnPs day by Zolto n Ferency, a crimi nal law profpssor at Michigan Stat e U niversity . T he m eas ure, pas se d 28 -9 in the Senate and 61-40 in the House. will go Int o effect April 1. 1991. Beca use it was introduced into the Legisla tu re by a petit ion drive, no t by a legislator or the governor. it ca nn ot be vetoed . Th e law would requirr wri twn pe rmissio n from a pa rent or guard i an before an abortion could be lega lly performed on a girl under age 18. Girls who are rel uc tant to br ing the Iss ue up with a pare nt co uld SPt'ka waivf'r bV a probate co urt judge. A similar measure pasS<" d by both houses of th e Legislature was vet oed on Fl'i> 2:! by GO\' . James Blanchard. prompti ng th e anU -aborti on group Right to Liie of Michigan to beg in the petition dr ive tha t led to the law passe d WrdnP.sdav Sen Jack Welbo rn, a Republ i ra n w ho Is on(' of thr Lt•gis la · ture's most arden t abortionoppo· nent s. argued that the parental co nse nt law willlrad vou ng s trr s to u se birth co ntr ol or <..~bs tain from sex " I t wi ll bP used as a de!C'rl' nl to pregnancy ." he sa id. Bill Bell of Indiana. whose 17-vea r -old daughter. R.--rkv. d!Cd In !9RS fr om a bote hed i llcga I a bortion she received becau se she wa s apparentl y afraid to te ll her parenls that she was preg nant. flatl y denounced such attitudes. "I wou ld l ike lo ha ve th em ac know ledge that law s are nol go ing to r egu l ate teen-age sex ualit y,· Bell sa id. "Wha t I would l ik e t o see Is t he proponents of these laws that limit the right s of kids who are pregna nt tell thl' public where the m oney is funneled Into sex edu ca ti on to provide the proper informal ion abo ut sex and birth co ntrol. " Abortion righ ts advocates sa id they were not surprised th at th e measure was passed. and believed th e m ove would help spur opponents of the law into act ion . "This wa s not unexpec ted, " sa id Rep . M axine Berman , a Democrat who had spoken on thl' floor of the House for nea rl y 10 minutes urging her co lleagues to defe at the m eas ure. "A lot of teen -a ger s are going to be in a horrible positio n as a result of this." M ar gy Lo ng of Planned Par en thood sa id she believed abor tlon rights advoc at es have bePn sl owl y ga ining ground for 1hi' pas t year but sti ll have a long way to go The r es ul t of the parental conse n1 la w . s hP said. will bean Increase in the numtwr of l ow bl rthwelght babies a nd m o re girls showing up in hosp i· 1al s sufferin g the effects of i llega I or self- Inflicted abor tions . " But. as you say, it wi l l hC' difficult to keep statistics. bot it's going lo be thE' sa mt' as we'v-e• seen aft er M ed lca id -fu nd ed a bor ti ons were cu t. " Long sa id. Right to Life of Michigan President Barbara Listing said that a parental co nsen l law wou ld bri ng Michiga n i n lint• w it h the U.S. Supreme Co ur t' s 1989 Webs tl?f vs. Reproductlvt' Servi Cf'S drcls!on that gave statt's grra ter lepwa.v i n res trict ing Deadline looms as talks are held to save the Post NE W YORK tUPli - New Yor k Po sl union and m anagemen t negotia tor s wert• down to thei r las t two days T hursd ay to agrre on Pcono m i(' concPsslons thai might save t he cily's oldrst dai lv newspaper Nego ti ators me1 o:;epara11'1 y Wednesday with somP of 1hP paper's nine uni ons . Publi.shf'r Pet('r Ka likow has set a n ~ p.m friday dPadline for reachi ng agreemen I - or [old ing llw paper "I desperatt•ly want to kerp it open," Kallkow told The New York Times Thursday But hr sa id he was no lon ger willing to put more money into the paper. wh ic h he sa id had ros tllim more than $100 million since he acquired It In 198!1 . It wa s necessary for thr Post to nego tiate Ind ividua lly with the unions rather tha n their um brella organization. the Allied Printing Trades Council. tiPcause settlements with each union will va r y according to the type of concessions the Post needs to ensure survi va l , said George M cDo nald , council chairman. " The unions have been asked for $17 mUllan In economic concessions and the Po st has said to each union what concessions It needs, " M cDonald said . " Th at's what we're negotiating now." Originally Kalil< ow, a real estate tycoon said to be worth more than $400 mUllan, had set Saturday m ldn lght as the dead· line for concluding negotiations successfully. He announced Tuesday after his representatives had met with the unions for only 90 minutes that he was moving I he deadline ilp 28 hours. McDonald said union accoun · tant s had go ne ove r the Po st's books and reported Ka likow's claim that he would lose $27 million publishing the paper this vear appeare d va lid Kallkow bough t the paper from Rupert Mu rdoc h for $37 .6 million A t the time of the purchase. Ka lik ow got $22 mi llion in ranees · sions from employees. mostly through elimination of jobs and wage cuts K allkow now wants th e paper' s 850 unionized employes to make more concessions that wou ld give him at l eas t $17 million In savi ngs this year. In r eturn , the unions are asking for a share In Post owner ship, possibly 49 per ce nt of the stoc k and sev£'ral se ats on the board . T he Post's circulation as of March was 504.720, down about 30,000 from la st year. But the paper has seen It s adve rtis ing linage drop 16 perc ent i n the pa st yea r amid a weakening region al eco nomy. In th e m eantime. mana gement of th e city's other financially troubled tabloid, the Dally News, announced It would seek the sa m e relief from its unions that the Post m lght get. Theodore Kheel, a labor expert who Is advising the newspaper unions, ca lled the News action "one of desperation." Newspaper Guild Presiden I Barry Llptx>n charged that New s m anagment was trying to undermine Post negotiations by mak· ing the announcement . He said there was no legal basis for such a demand and characterized it as "a n attempt to force the demise of the Post. " abo rtj ons . ~1 nd ~ hP sa id morr I l!r"PS TO PLACf AN AD CALL 992·21511 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. , 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDM SUNDAY I PO r ouU•de Me•gs. G•ll •a or Mason ca un11• mull be pn! pa1d 'Re cerve t 50 d•lcount for ad• paod on edvance ' free ads - Gn.. eeway and Fou nd IdS ~ nder 1 5 we>rd5 w< ll b~ run 3 d~ 1 11 no ch•gf! " Pr1ce of ad for ell cepi1.ai i•Herl •• double p~tce ol ld cost '7 po1n1 line type only used "Sentinel 11 not re~ponsible for errors a her first di!Y IChecM loo erro•t f!fll d~ ad runs tn pape r I Call befoul! ") 00 p m d._, ahet Ol.lbhclt10n to malo e co rrectoon •Ad1 thl1 m.,.sl be paid in ldvan ce are R i ght to Lift' nl Michigan ga1 hr rr d mon· tha n 200,000 sig · naturrs to br ing t hP mrasurr brforr th e Lcg isla1urP . we ll ovrr th e' 191.12h nrPciPd . Th(' signa · introduc t'd on Tuesday . ThP Legislature had 40 days to act. or lh l' iniliativf' would ha vP aut o· ma1ically been placed on th1• 19Y2 grnf'ral rlrc l lo n ball ol 6 15 1 FR IDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER - 2 00 PM FRIDAY Announcernenls 1 -Card o l Th anh In OB-GYN Practice aince 1975 •' ------------------~· Gall11 Co unty AreaCode614 Ma <gs Cou nt y AruCode614 Muon Co . 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FOR SALE IN RACINE Auto ventshade ventshades VERY NICE LARGE HOME ON APMOX )'•, ~CR£S- 4 BR 3 ba1hs. 2 garages, re nted 1 BR apar tmenl Properly tOCiudes pond . ap pro~ 4,800 SQ H latm bldg. ana m001 Ic · home A •eal b~rga1 n al $89.900 .~ CALL 614 992 7104 FOR APPT GARAGE SALE 2'.4 Miles out SR!43 Auto ventshade ventvisors 9SC Detailed Designs Neon Buckets at Hendersons FRIDAY &SATURDAY Ram or Shine 29~!. 399 2999 Saddleman Rustler Blanket Truck Seat \\\ \ covers ~ ~' l 1\ ~,11(' po·~ · · 614-992 -2377 l'l ~ TricoWiper Blades, each or Wiper Blade Refills, pa<r Grant Sur~ Grip Steenng Wheel covers PS, PB. AM/ FM/ Cassette. AC , automattc , 4 new tires. Mu st sell. Make Offer. ); I 1. r- - '395 999 AUTO FOR SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL Blue Coral Acid Rain and Spot Remover Blochs . ft. ChamoiS 3 ~t:IJ61 BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Blue Coral High Tech wax ID ~ ~.: \.,.3m•;.,J \o••>o!l '} westley's BlecheWite Rain Dance wax BULLETIN BOARD 44~~•'" Budge customline Automotive sunshades •==''' THIS l"xl" BULLETIN BOARD SPACE AVAILABLE AT 15 00 PER DAY i-t-t-1 a • - 13-'•·'-' ,_, california cushion Orthopedic Wedges car covers c::,~. -) 1~~:~ ~ ' ("'' <r,ll•" 1'"'1 ·~~''"' ' ~ ~ ..no Remanufactured Water Pumps Autolite Platinum spark Plugsr.....,_.,.,,\G '2.499 G&O Heater Cores 1.,0ill .. ~[lr1t\' f~~;"·- II ,au un F•nc! a lower lot~lly adrtrt•••d PrtU lf'lln OUri/UII tftftlln IM ld lrld MIIIDIIWIIt ••H M,UCN n ~ Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale laiUed out of the Common Ple11 Court of Melgo County, Ohio, In tho caae of The Home Netionel Bank, l'telntlfl. egeintt VIc tor C . Young. Ill, et et., Det.ndlnta. upon 1 judgment therein rendered , beIng CoM No . 90-CV-47 In 11id Court. I wPI offer for et the front door of the Court HouH In Pomeroy, M1Hg1 County . Ohio, on the lith day ol Octobe<, 1990, 11 10:30 o'clocl< A.M . the following lind•. tenements and peraonal pro~rty. towit: Til ACT NO. 1: PARCEL NO . t : Situated In the County of Melgo, ond In the Vlllogo ol Pomeroy and boundMI end de~eribed 11 foMowe: Beginning et 1 point In lot No . 292 In Aid Vlllogo 7 IMI wool ol where the wtllt lint of lot No . 2931niO<MCIIIho cllfto; thence In 1 1outherty direc tion running peral ..l to Mid well fino ol Lot No. 293, - ' h 11 degreeo wtot182 fMt ecro11 1n alley to Front Strwt: thence In an Mlt«iv dlrectk»n up atong Front SttNI 31 IMt to 1 point In tho oouth line of Lot No. 213: thence In o no<thofly dlroatlon portltol with the weot line of Lot No. 293 Nprth 11 dt~to Eoot 182 westerly direction 1ppro•i · matety 31 feet to the place of beginning, nceptlng an 1Uey by Mite .,rvey 1 2 feet wide running diagonally through 11ld property . It Ia the Intention af the grentora in thi1 deed to convey 111 remeining intere1t1 which they now own In lot Noa. 292 and 293 whk:h Wll conveyed to tham bv Curtl1 D . Reed by doed beorlng dote ol March 8. 1915. lying E111 of the property conveyed to them to Ch•rle1 A. OrueHr bv deed of Sep tember 10. 1918 . and aouth by the cltff of rocks. except 1 tri1nguler 1trlp of land u tending elong Front Stre~t 30 feet and tying betwHn Front Street and the 12 foot ottev end lying oouth of that port of Lot No . 293 elroody owned by Don A. lurh1. Dud Reference: Volume 278, Pogo U&. Melgo County Deed Recorda. PARCEL NO . 2: The following r"'l lltlte olt\lttwd In tho VHtogo ol Pomeroy. County ol Molgo •nd State of Ohio. and doocribod 11 lollowo: loglnnlng 42 feel wett from the 10Uthe11t corner of lot No. 283 In Aid Vlllege abutting on Moln Stroot (lormorty Front lttNt); thence In on utterly direction 11 f..t to • otoko; thence North to o12 foot otley; thonco wOIIorty otong oold otley 11 IMtto 1 lteke; thence In • 10utherty direction about 2«1 feet to the place of beginning, it being the intention of thia d"d to convey 1 piece of property 16 feet on Main Street and running ba c" to a 12 loot olley. PARCEL NO. 3 . Also the following real ettete 1ituat~ in the Village of Pomeroy, County of Meigl, end Stele of Ohio, and deacribed 11 follows: Being 1 part of Lot No . 293 and beginning at the 10uthwett corner of • houee conveyed by S. S . Ney and wHe to Henry Schwtgmtn ; thence North wtth the welt line of 11ld Schwegman' a lot to the face of the rock1; thence welt with the flea of tho hill or rocko thirty 1301 feet; thence touth to the atone wall on the elley; thonco Nil thirty i30) loot to the pleco of boglnnlng. DNd Ret.rence : Volume 27& , Pogo 885, Molgo County Deed Aoco<do. TAACT NO . 2: Shuated In the Tow nih ip of Sutton. County of Molgo 111d Stoto of Ohio: Bolng tho following houee end lot thuate In one hundred acre (100i lot Numbor 301 , In Town 2 and Aonge t 3 of tho Ohll! Compony'o PurcheM ond boglnnlng Ono Hundred I1 001 fut Norlh thlr· ty·ewen and one-hllf 117\',1 degll• Well lrom Wte 8outhe11t -corner of 1 ••1•. Q Remanufactured Blower DAYS A WEEK QPEN SEVEN. M daythroughFriday Store hours: 9 a.m .. ap.m . d~~a.m.- s:oop.m. Sunday lbiiOftWISI AWID Path will mttt iiltW IOUUr Httrlllfd ll1tiiiFICt Gn compJflltlr tltms Public Notice . p m. Saturday, an · 8:30a.m.· 7 ·00 · GALLIPOLIS 209 Upper River Road (614) 44&3807 • 'I IMt ..rou the oltoy to tho """ of rocko: thonco In 1 two !2)acrelotdeeded byV. 8 Horton to Daniel DeWolf; thence thirty-five end one half (36 1fz l degrees We11 forty seven (47) feet to a 11eke; thence South 1bctv · al• end one-half (66Yt) degrees West One Hundred and Seventy-Four and onehalf (1741hl feet to a roed; thencG South forty five {461 degrees E11t whh aeid road fifty four and eight -tenth• 1~4 . 81feet to attake; thence Nor1h 1iltty-aht end one-half 166 1hl degree• Eeat One Hundred and Seventy feet I 170 ) to the place of beginning . Deed Reference: Volume 284, Page 243 . Meig s County Deed ~ecord1 . TRACT NO. 3: PARCEL NO. 1: The following described parcel of lend situated in the County of Meigt . in the St1te of Ohio and in the Village of Pomeroy: being lot Number 288 of said town of Pomeroy and so described on the rec::orded plet of ume and being sa me proper1y deeded by Wm . H. l11ley and his wife. Frances M . Lalley, to Frank Thomp son by deed dated May 12 . 1892 and recorded in Vol. 74 , Page 325. of the Deed RKords of Meigs County Ohio. PARCEL NO . 2: Being Lot No. 269 on the Ptal of the City of Pomer oy PARCEL NO . 3 Being e part of Lo t No 277 formerly in the name of Wi lbur Moore and Eva Moore in the Village of Pomeroy and more particularly described 11 follows : A right of way ror vehicles and wa lkinQ purpol81 ten feet wide beginning on the side of lot No. 277 adjacent to lot No. 289 and e1tending to l oc un 81. at a consistant width of ten fHt . Deed Reference : Volume 286 . Page 161 . Meigs County Deed Recorda .end Volume 302. Page 747. Me i gs County Deed Records. Alao. the following mobile home : 1986 Acedemy Mobile Home. TRACT 1110. 4 : Situated in the Viilege of Pomeroy, Meigs County. Ohio, bounded end deB cribed 111 follows : Beginning at 1 stake in the southerly line ot Bu«ernut Street in nid Vill•ge. which stake vMrl south 84 degrees east 117'h feet from the N .E. corner ot t lot known 11 the George Addi1on lot; thence south 21 degrees we11 to the north line of Rutland Roed on Hilltop Street of uld Vlllegt; thence in en e11terly direction wtth the northerly line ot Rutland Road on Hilltop St. to 1 ltake thence north 84 degrHI weat 44'h teet more or le11 along said southerly line of Butternut St. to the place of beginning, being the lime oremiM" conveyed by Aim• B. Skinner to Elmer E. Ash worth and Anna F. Ath worth by deed dated Augurt 16, 1921, rocordod In Vo lume 119, Pogo 272 of tho Dood Aocordo of Molgo County, Ohio. Detd Aeltrence : Volume 284 . Pogo 819. Melgo County Oood Aocordt ond Votumo 302. Pogo 747, Motgo County Deed .Aocordt. ITEM NO. &: Alto. tho following moblto Public Notice home : 12x62 ft . 1976 Oakwood Mobile Home. Seid Tract No . 1 was appraised at : 817. 600 .00 . Said Tract No 2 was appral1ed et: t1 ,860 .00 . Said Tract No . 3 was apprai11d et: 86.600. 00. Said Tract No . 4 was appraised at: 92.100.00 . Said Uem No. 5 was appraised at : 82 ,700.00 Term1 of Sale : C11h . Real elt.ete and personel property cannot be sold for leu than two -thirds of the appreiaed value J&mes M Soulsby. SheriH of Meigs Countv 19)13 . 20 , 27. Jtc Public Notice NOTI CE OF PUBLIC HEARING ThA Meig1 County Com· minioneulntand to apply ro the Ohio Dap.ertmenl of Oevelopmenl tar funding under the Community Devalopment BloeM Grant (C DBGI Smail Cittes Program , a federally funded program edminirtered by the Stete The County anticip.etu to be eligible for approximat&ly 8104,400.00 of Fiac&l Year 1990 COBG funding , pro· vlding the County meals applicable program requirement . On September 6 . 1990. the first of two public hearings WlU held .et tfle Maig1 County Courthouae to pro\lidfl citizens with per1inflnt inform&tion ebout the program . It we• deter· mined et that hfl.ering the! the Commiaaioneu would receive pro;&ct applications for FY '90 funding until 4 o'clock P.M . on Septembe r 28 . 1990. Project npplicll · tions receiv&d on September 28 wilt be reviewed by tho Board and fl final publk: hearing will be held Octo ber 3, 1990 , et 1 P.M. at which time tho Board will an nounce which proJect• will be included in the County' s application for funding . Thfl public is invited lo an find thit hearing on Oc · tober 310 provide their inp ut on the County ' s application. Meig1 County Co mmissio nera Mary Hobttett er. Cleril !91 13. I tc 985-4422 1-11 -90 tin ......... " RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB GAME ROOM HRS.: Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. S:OO p.m.- 11 :00 p.m. Sat . 12 Noon-11 p.m. Between Wilkesville and Salem Center Public Not Ice PU 8LIC NOTtCE NOTI CE ia hereby given that on Saturday. Septom · ber Hi, 1990. at 10 :00 a .m .. e public a.ele will be held at 106 Uni o n Avenue. Porn eroy, Ohi o. to sell for c ash the following c ollateral 1987 Chevrolet Cavalier 4 Door Station Wag on 1G1JD811HJ110696 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Porn eroy, Ohio . re serves the right to bid et thia sale. and to withdrew the above colla teral prior to ule . Further . the flarmen Bank and Sa v· ings Compeny reserves the right to reject any or all bids oubmhtod . Further. the above colla terel will be told In the con · dltlon It 11 with no expreuad. • fmpl ..d warrantid1 given !9112. 1 3. 14. 3tc RACINE GUN CLUB GUN SHOOTS 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS 12 Gauge Factory Choke only SHOOTS START SEPT 16r 1990 •FI REWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD nES Sept . 4,tfn 6 - 12 -90tfn CAIN'S MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR ALL MAKES UPHOLSTERY Bring It In Or We Pick Up. of Mlddlspotl KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Hand Tufting Custom Drapes 992-5335 or 98S-35b1 AcroSs from Post Office :lO Yt>ar11 Expf'riPnC'f' b 14-992-2328 217 E. He., Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO J/ 6/ 90 / ffn Wo Say What Wo Oo Wo Do What Wo Say. 9-6 -1 mo HOT SPR !N(; SPA USED APPLIANCES 9D OAT WARRANTY WASHER 5- 1100 up ORYER5-$69 up RlfRIGIRATOR5-I t00 up RANGES-Gas- Eiec - IllS u~ fRHliR 5- 11 11 up MICRO OVI NS- $79 up Y•H ir D.11 r\ ) \ -,, r ;r,~ !{clrc .l! KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE r\IIH"fiL.L'.., F ,I\ ! JIIIr · P~ P~r~ s •Mobile H om ff RPr.tels •lot· Rentals LUMBER CHESTER 985-:1:10 I 992-7479 Rt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio I Howard L. Wrihsel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR 1r t .1 h lc \..; 11.1 BAUM •Mobile Hom e 1-13-Hc 8-9-1 mo Announcements 3 Announcements McDaniel Custom Butchering, 6 Days A Week, 304-882-3224. Giveaway 4 2 adult cats, ind oor pels, good wlchildren, also a black , gfe)', s!tlped fem ale kitten, 6t!l -41t62J93 6 w"k kllten A & 4 month o ld blk & rust Catcio . All weaned and valerinarian wormed, 304 675-1786 1 baby kittens , 5 weeks old, 2two month old ca!s, 3 mothe r cats. All to a ~o od home. 614t992-sm. Adorable tree kinens to good home. 2 bl ac k and whits , one gray and one calico. 614 ·6676205. Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting For someone to haul away 2 washers - odds & ands . 614-2566180 FREE ESTIMATES 6 949-2168 8-7- 90-1 mo .. BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES &GARAGES Killena . 2 ma le, 1 female. 614742-31113. Lost & Found Found: Cocker Spaniel, Karr Vl clnlly, 614-446-7328. Found: Small ma1a dog found In Dntar 1rea. 614-i'12-2 4"!l2. LOST: male Beagle dog around Crab Cr11k Road and Jim Hill Road. Len ear tom. REWARD $50. Ca ll 614-446·1862 between 8:00-5 :00, aNar 5:00 PM304·675· 3645. Mla11d very muc h by owne~ . 4-16-16-ttn Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & Vicinity 3 tamlly garage sale . M and !5th . 9-7 Arbaugh Addlllona, Tupper• Plalna. W"alch tor algoa. Se pl. 15 at the comer of Broadway and Main, Raelna. 0-2 glrta clothes. Yard Sale. Friday, Sept. t4. One dsy only 49760 Sr 248- Ju.t past Keno . Wateh tor aigne. i-4. Yard Sail. Friday-581...-day. Sept 14-15. 120 am lo ! pm. Delores F111nk R11lde~ 248 b1twe1n Chelllf' and Long Bot· tom. 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson Auction Company now book ing auctions, n perlan ce makas lhl diHerenca. Licensed Ohio, Kantucky, Weat VIrginia , 304-m -5785. David Boggs Auction Servlce 1 Now booking auctions, llcensea In Ohio, 614-446-mo . 9 Wanted to Buy Jbr, 1 1!2 baths, garsg•. 1 acr1, or less. 1300 aq. l1 . or lea . 614446-6428 Evenlngs 1 Atk lor Ball'/., 614-446-9612 oaya. Full-blooded mala German Shepard puppy or young dog 614-992-3230. Wanted good used range, 304 -675-6809. electric Wanted To Buy: Junk Autos with or without motors. Call Larry Li vely. 614 -388-9303. · Wanled To Buy: Used Mob ile . Homes, 614-446-0175. Employment Services 11 Help Wanted " EASY PHONE WORK~ P.11t1 -tlme, $800/mo., Full-lima, · $3 ,500/mo ., p~us Answer phonet lor Nalionw1de Co. Now hiring you aroa , will train! 904..-.35?"539 Ext . B-55. . 7 AVON ! All Aroas I Shlrl1y SpearB , 304-675- 1429 Bilby Siller nMded North Polnl School dislricl, ralereneu ,.._ qulntd , 304-6 75-JJ()g . Baby sltler needed In my hom• tor second gra dltf law avenlngt af1er sc hool and In momlnga before school, 304-675-Jile . BE IN DEMAND. Food 11rvlei wolil.ars mad• up one of the larges t and lastesl growing CM:cupall on~t l groups In the labor Ior ee. Enroll now tor F1U Tarm In tha Adull Food t.lanagamenl and Cataring Program 11 Th1 Ad ult Education Ceh tlr- TrlCounty Vocalional School. Wt hava a lo'.lriaty of tund lng aourcn avallabl1 lor thoM who quality. Call 1-800-637-6.508 Classes begi n Oct ob.r 1, 19QO. BUILD FOR YOUR FUTURE Learn bolh roug h and tlniah c1rpentry akilla tl tha Adult Education Center-Tri-Ccunty Voctllonal School. The Adult Carpan1ry ptOQtlm win provld1 you wilh tral n1ng to become 1 carpenter. Catptn1ry tklltt 1ra 10 lmportanl and ver~atlle that t::arpentera make up tn. larvest groi.Jp of building trade worbra To reglettr for classes beginning October 1, call t..aoo-6376508 . Aak tbout OUf varieoty of fund ing SOUrCII IValllblt lo pay for t111in lng. Caa h lor Chrltlm81 . S.U Avon. Free gift wl!h sign-up. For lnlormaflon call 6! 4-992 -1'190. Chris tian lady to llay with mother-In-law. Inq uire at J&R Produce Rt. 338 Po rtland , uk for JoAnn. Co!metol oglst nHdM! Gu1111n· l01d wag. es, paid vacatlona. e;,4446-7267 DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND BY THE RAPID CHANGE IN M~NUFA CTURING TECHNOLOGY. Racelva Spaelalll:td !raining In mechanl<:al , hydrauli c and altoetrietl compontma ollactory ,qulpment In the Adult lndu1trl1l ma lntlnanct Program It Th• Adub Educlllon Canllf- TriCounty Vocallon School. W• heva 1 variety ot hJndlng toi.Jrc•• •~allab.. for tllglble appllCinll. CIISSII ~In Oelober 111 . Call 1-800-$37-MOalo reglttar. Yard Sale "AI Reasonable Pri<11 " Pit. 949·2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALlS Two Fami ly Carport Sail : Thura Fri . 9: 00-5:00, 452 Lariat Drive, Baby & Utile boya clolhn, storm doors , lawnm ower, windows , toy1. & S!ar1 COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK 992 -2196 Middleport , Ohio Thurs. Fri. 1072 2nd. Garden , hand tools , baseball e~rds, ctolhlng, aweaper, mlae. llama. Aacord1. 8-tracks . needed. Assembly worke rs immedlllhtly No experie nce fequlrud . Se nd $2 .00 a nd a long !IIAmped &ddressad an ve lope lo KCD Dopar1mant 02 P.O. Box 98 Utile Hocking, OhiO 45742 . Across from Pod Office POMlROY, ilHIO i0/30/'891tn PAT' HILL FORD Garage Sale: 125 Portsmou1h Rd. Frid&y, 9-5 . AVON - All &reu, Call Ma ril yn· Weaver 304-882 ·2645 . 9n.533S or 98S -3561 We (On repair and re(Qre radiators and heater (OrH. We (On also odd boil and rod oul radiators. We also repair Gas Tonks. House for Sale : By Owner, Rivandew, 3br, 1 1/2 bath on large lot 614-388-8003, NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sat. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·uGHT HAULING SER~ICE ALL Vard Salas Must B• Paid In Advance . DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m.1h• day before the ad Is to run .· Sunday edition - 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday edlllon - 2:00 p.m. Saturday. Ga111ge Sal•: 3 Famill.., toma turnllura, misc . S•pt 13Ch & 14th, 9-? 145 Lar1at Drtva, aerou from Fairgrounds. 1-ll-'90 ttn Services 4 family . Somalhlng tor everyone. Jay Or. Wed., lhi.J tl., Fri., & Sal. CHESTER, OHIO PAYING AS OF TODAY, SEPT . 11, 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb.; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 45C per lb . Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb.; Batteries '1.25 98. Yollow Brass 40c lb .; Alum. Sheets 40C lb. PLUMBING & HEATING Clo!hes, Good condl! ion, Dishes , !a ble, cha l ~. JennyUnd Changer, toys, misc . 155 Woodla nd. Frid&y 9-?c _ __ Church & Private Big Yard Salel S1pt 14t h, 15th, 171h, & 18th . t mila on Te1n1 Run Road, oft Rt . 7. So met hlng tor Evt>ryona! 9 to 1 •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT . •ANYTHING AT All BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985-4473 667-6179 160 to White Road , tum right, Kerr Bethel Church Road, Friday, Satuf day. Girls clothing, 0-2T ad ult clothing, wlnlar coats, lam ps, pumpkina . R•. L. HOLLON TRUCKING POMEROY , OHIO: At. 7 & S.R. 143 ALBANY, OHIO : At. 50 & S.R. 143 NEW HOURS: POMEROY : 9 o.m .- 7 p .m . 7 Days ALBANY: 10 a.m .- 5 p.m. 6 Days . Closod Sunday 14 1 mo g. TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING NO lUNDA T CAUS !-16-86-rtn Quaker State 1OW30 Motor Oil Between Wilkesville and Solem Center Safford S<hoal Rd. off Rt. 141 Gallipolis & Vicinity 3 Fam ily: Men's, L1dln, Child's Every Sunday Starting at 11:00 A.M. (6141 446·•416 or 1-800-872 -5967 PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 199 SHOOTING MATCH BENNEn'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING Now Homos l~ilt "Free Estimates " 499 Stock!! RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB RatM a1e lor ~onsec utrv e runs broken uod~swrll be charged fnr e11rh r1- • 1 poht Oa•ly Tnbone. reachmg over 18,000 homes for >Ippointment, Caf1675·3400 'Monday-friday, 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. 15 In MemOfrem - 2 OOPM MONDAY - 2 00 PM TUESDAY - 2 00 P.M WEDNESD.O.Y 2 00 PM THURSDAY .42, 60 3 .00 Happov Ada TUESDAY PAPER .20 .30 $,$9S1 0030 1doy CardotTh..,kJ DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - n ·OOAM SATURDAY . 54 00 66 00 6 - Lost and foun d 7 Yard Sale lpard m advance! 8 - Pu bll c 51111'! & A., cro on CO P¥ DEADLINE MONDAY PAPER Over 1 5 Words Rate 15 10 Monthly "A d••••l•ltd adllen•sement placed 1n TheDa• ly Sent 1n~ leJ C!tpl ....-o; cl•!itied d•tpl,., , Busmau Card and legal not• cell w1!1 el•o eppear tn the Pt Ple11ant Ragj1ter and th11 Gall• Trained in Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical 3 Words 15 15 Days Now In MOBILE HOME FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS RATES 'Ads Obstetrics and Gynecology wr rr va I id a I I'd on Mo nda y. and 1hc mPa surc officially w as IIJTERJJIERM. BE llllHI'I OE$,G!j • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Class ified paf{es corer t h<' sue t1 legis la1 ion coulrl br co ming. Business Services Classifie Kuralt ," one. PRS' s " T he A ids Quarterly " was named in two awards inc luding It s " The Education of Admiral Walkins" that won for · outs t a ndin g background analv sls of a single currenl sto ry; "The Power of th e Word with B ill M oye r s," on e; "P .O V .. " two; "The American Experience." one: "Na tional Geog raphi c Specia l , " two; "Frontl in e." one; and "The Public Mind with Bill Moyers, " one. Benjamin J. Sol, M.D. Opponents to fight veto-proof abortion law LANSING, Mi ch. I UP I ! Opponents of a newly passed law denying abo rtion s to girls under 18 without parental co nsent ar e fighting the measure i n the c~ urt s . their only recourse for the vet o- proof legis lation. The law . passed by th e Leg islature Wednesday, made Michigan the 34th sta te to legally l imit a The Daily Sentinet- Page- 13 . Gallipolis & Vicinity Yard Sale : Sal. Sept . 151h, 1990. 9:00 e.m. - 3:00 p.m. 434 Hedgewood Drive. Drivar Wa nted: For L.P. g.,. , Bobtail. Must hnt expariance wi th L.P. G11. Apply 11 Burlile 011 Co., 488 Pike Street Kanauga , Oh io. ' Earn money by 1ht week. JcHn the numbers to dlmanatNtt "Chrlstmaa-Around-The-World" · Ju1y-Oecembtr, Luve name' .. addr••t. and phon1 number or\ enswerlhg aervlce. S14-D92.t31t. · �. Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel 11 LAFF-A-DAY Help Wanted 42 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® 45 Mobile Homes (1) 805-687-6000 2 bldroom mobil• tlomt , l0467'H984 SlaepinQ rooms whh cooking Also 1ra1ler space All hook-ups Call after 2 00 p m , 304 -rn5651, Mason WV Eaay Work! Excellent Pa~' Assemble products at home. Call 2 bedroom total electric, $250 par month, lneludts trash, water and Nwar paid. $150 security deposit Applications taken 30467~3000 un1116 00 PM tor lnlormttlon. Ext.313. Experienced 504-641-8003 medlt sales 46 72 Household Unique large country homt 22 acres, 5 Dearoom, Cherry Ridge $44,500 8141992-5348 A 17 INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Customs, DEA, lite Now Hiring Calli 805-6376000 Erl K-10180 INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN AUTO MECHANICS? Join ont of t h• Natlon'a tastttt-growlng 11mployment htlds The AduR Auto Mtchanlcs Program 11 Trt County J VS w!ll leach you Engine Rajlr, Englnt Tune-up, Electrtca Systems. Brakes, Steering Suepene lons, Rttr A•lt, ~ttllng/Air Condlllonlng, Olettl Engintt, and N A I S E Pnctlct fn11ng For mort lntormallon on lhls nciUng program call 1-~37-85\Jll NOW We wan! to h .., from you I Fall term classes ~In Oc tober 1st, 1990 JOB HUNTING? NEED l SKill? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS a• Auto M.chank:s, Accountlng/Campullng Speeltllltt, CarpenlerJ;, Cosmelologlsts, Eteetrk1ana, Food Service Wor\era, El.ctronlct: Technician•, Industrial Mslntananca Wor\ars, Mtchinista, Pafllltgtls Sacrtllrlat and Welders Raglstar now lor clas· su ~lnn1ng October 1, 1990 Call Tri-Counly Voc.tlontl Adu" Center at 1-800437-6508 l varltty of funding tourctt to pay lot training are t•lllltblt fOf tha.t tllglbla Miscellaneous lovaly whtlt lady, 40 years old would llka mall and poulble friendship wfth whitt ma~ PO Box 134 PDmaroy,Ohlo 18 Wanted to Do Nui'Mt lmrnadlata opening lor parHime RN or LPN 11 -7 shltt Ca ll Sally Gloeckner, 01rec tor ot Nursing at614 -992-&4n NURSING HOME AD MINISTRATOR Ohio hctnsad NHA n..ded 16-20 hourt par week for a 35 bad nundng can In Southeast Of\Jo. ter Knowled51e of regulat1ont, g~ commumcallons, and lttdtr· ship skills art a must Submll confidentia l resumt to Mr Greg Nelson C1nturlon Managemant Group 1390 King Tree Orl..-e Dayton, Ohio 45405 or call 1· 513 -278-01'.23 PARALEGAL CAREER Be a par1 of the ream I As a paralegal you will ln..-utlgale the facts and assist a lawyer In preparing the case for lnal Tri-Coun1y's Adu" Paralegal program will train you In Sources ol law. Tht Cour'l Systems Legal Proeeduru and Lagal Ruaarch and Legal Office Procedures Call 1-800-637 6508 NOW for Information on reglst111tlon and tlnanda l aid Fall Ttrm Cluaes blgln Octobar 1st POSTAL JOBS $18 ,392 $61,12Siyr Now hiring Call (1 ) SOS-&87-6000 EXT 1'-4562 for currant list EARN MONEY typing, wordproceumg, personal computing. AI home Full Of pt lime $3S,0001yr. Income po1&nllal (1) 805-&87-6000 Et B-1 018.c9_---:-_ S.cratary wanted booM~eeplng and typing a plus, highly motivated and well organlzad a must Apply In person Ohio Val ley l ira Outlet , Rt 2 Gallipolis Ferry next to 84 l umbar Co 304-675-5332 SECURITY OFFICERS · partlime, must have completad basic taw anforcamenl training ~urte , llnibla hours, send r..tJma to Phyllis Mason, Un!ver1Hy ot Rio Grande, PO Bo• I»Sg, Rio Or1nde, OH 45874 Equtl Opportunity, Aftlrmatlvt ,Action Emptoyar Woman and mlnorttln •ncouraged to apply Mlu Paula's Day Care Center Safe, attordabt., ch lldcara M-F 6 1m. • 5.30 p.m. Agn 2-10 Barore, after school Drop-Ins we lcomt 614-446-a224 W1U baby all full Of par1 lime In my homa, clo .. 1c school, 304675-2784. Will babysit In my homt, Rolling Acras tub-division, have raltrancn, 304-675-3469 Will do upholstery work You buy material. Reasonable prlctt 614-~2-3252 Financial 21 Business Opponunlty INOTICEI OHIO VALLE'l' PUBLISHING CO racomm.nd1 that you do butlntSs with people you Mnow and NOT to -nnd money thro~h tMe mall until you hava lnv11tfgat.cl lha ottarlng. C-1 BHr Ucanae In Cheater Twp tor aale Call 614-667-3933 al'lar 6 pm Own your own appar•l or thoa store, c~t hom Jtan/Sportawaar, Ladlas, Man·a tnlant!Pratatn, Large Sizes Patlta or M•tarnlty Dept, Dtn ctwaar/Airoblc, Btldalllrlgerla, Sock Shop or Acc•aorlas SIGN. Add color analyala. Bra..nd ntmet: Uz Clalbornt, Mar1ha Mlnlatur~• Anna Kltln, St Mlchtlt, PlnMy, Bugle Boy, Levi, Camp B1varly Hlllt, Lealia Fayre, lucia, over 2000 br1nda tlac1 munl Utr prielng discount or r~mliy ahoa IIOfa /Retail prlcu unballevablt tor top qualhy ahoea. Ov11 250 brandt 2600 tylaa $19,900 to $21,900 inv•ntory, training, flxturaa, airfare, grand opanfng, tic . Can open 15 daya. Mr Loughlin (612)1188-4228 22 Money to Loan Gold Crtdlt Ctrd, Vlta!Mattrcard Ouarantead, Cuh Advancas, no aaeurtty depo~t. no credit check, t -900226-0048, J19.95 fM. LOANS BY MAIL Up to $5,000 In hourt. Wa can htlp you gal 1 1lgnatura Loan By- Mall 1-1Xl0-4M-llil27 $9.95 ,... Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 1 112 Story Home, 3 or 4 BR, BaHmanl, Clo.e to Town 814446.-4257 1986 Doubltwlda on 1pprox. 9 acrn of land Alto has 3 Br. trailer that r1nta out Aaklng $40,000 614-448-8785. •r-••ma c.mer T - - ...,_ M corOo 0 811ck. Toblcco houNr1 f4, per how. Younoe F•!f!11 Buffalo Pu1nem Collntr. -~7-2530 •her 1 :00 PN . for Sale 12x70 Mobil• home one acre, county water, outbuilding, Rt 2 North Thomas Rldga Ad 3110 mile on right TaMing otters, but otftr undtr l10,000 gats It 1- 197!1 Champion 14x65, 2 BR, Mt up on private lot on 218 6 ml from town . $4500 Free rent tor 1 yaar 614-258-1393 1982 Townnou11, 14170, double expando, CA, On privata rented lot In Rodney 614-446-1539 afttr 6pm 1984 Manelon 14160 all alec, 2 btti-11, wnhar and dryar, AJC, partially furnished, $10,500 304 57S-76n 2 or 3 bldroom mobile homt, goragoc upando, 314 ocro N..Ot I lC 614·1'U·2n4 For Salt Jll Rlckl!rdaan Mabllt 2bt, total tlectric, ctll evenlnga, lftar !lp m 614-3677191. ~om1, SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 or 3 bedroom14x70 models at lht un~ ll1vabl1 price ol tl2,900 dtllvered and sat up Call 1-800-720-4045 for details. Mutt Hll, 14x58, llbar1y, 2br, $6,500 or t..l oH• 814-37i2443 Nashua M110 wlnpando situated 7! ICTI land, Poln1 pt•aunt, Many utraa, prk;td on lnapaetlon. 304-e75-7917. 33 2851 llp.m.-Op m. ~~~~~~-------GOYEANIIENT HOMES ttom 11 (U rep~lr), O.:';~~·nt 111 Aepo~~ nt. Your oroo (1 ) 105-687-eoctO Ext OH4582 fof current f'tiPO list. proPI'fr· Farms for Sale 3 br hou11, garaga, shop, bam, & •erugt 1\lo "Sunday Calls 814-m-:za7B. 35 Lots & Acreage 1 25 acra lot on Rt 160, 4 miles from HoiYr, Exc view of tht country tkla, $4,500 614-4468373 5 acrn land on Rt . 2 Eckard Chapel Road, 304-675-3190. Land on Spring A..-a. make nice lr•ller I~ $5000 OBO 927-6436 after 5 pm Nlca lot Lincoln Ave, $5,000 814-446-8038 after 4p m Roula 2 Ashton, 1 acrs lots, 3 miles south Gallipolis LDcks, public water, no restrictions, soma with rl..-., frontage, 304~7'6-2336 Gtlllr"'· m-eoo . Wtntld A partial of land close to 614-446-&n5, 614- n SKILL 19 POWER BAIGKTEN YOUR JOB OUTlOOK Wa train p410P'a tor jobs u tiKirlcbma HNtlng, lighting, power, alr- 2 atory, 3 ~room hou.. on condltfanlng and rtfrigtratlon Locust St'"t. $4,500 080 814· componenCs all operatelhrough 927-6438 afttr 5 pm alectr~l that art Installed and wlr.cl by 3 ba<lrocm hom•, usume electrician• Ctusas tor tMa balance Muon County Band Adult Electricity program at Tri- loan 8.5%.1ntarest, will contider County Vocational ScMool baoln trailer for down paymtnt, 304October 1. To roglttar, Of lor 875-1804. mOf'll Information, call 1-800837-1508 You m1y bl allgtbla 3 bedroom houu whh thrM tor monln to per for your traln- Iota, 36 BurdeHa Addn, 304-875· inQ, ..k about our financial tid 184l sources. 3 bedroom, full baNmlnt, gaa SKILLS QET YOO JOBS. THE h..t, Clair, gar-~~1 • double 101 ADULT WELDING PROGRAM AT wlmobil• home, Maeon, WV TAl-COUNTY VOCATIONAL 304-682-3593 SCHOOLS GETS YOU THE SKILLS. W11dere ar1 highly •kll· 7 room, 1-112 blth, 1.3 ICFH, ad· led wott&•re. A~• the tl'llln- dltlonal 33 acre• hunting end lng to becom• that hlghly...kJI- llmblr. 614-192-1118 or 1·384IId . .tkder In Ieee than one ~ JNr. Call the Aduft Education 11 1-10().637--6508 to 7 rooms 1 112 baths, country r.al•ler for ct.,... beginning living but cioN to Mtlaa School Oc1obtr 111. You may be ellglbla and town. Rl. 3:t:-4 lint to receiYa nnanclal aid 10 lMip Township Road rT. Arst road 10 pllf frof' your training. C.ll and ~- Clll 614-002-1116 or 1-384ulc about our lln1nclal aid toUretl 3 or 4 bedroom houn, dishTire Nl..man, salary plus ••ahar, ltovel ratrlg, fuel oil comml_.on, unllmltld earlng tumec., wooaburner lll'lplac., pot•ntlll, nl*ience pretlt'red", Anume kN!n with ft,500 down 119P'r O..lo Volley Tiro outlot, R1. ond paymonto of $300 ......h. 2 noll 1o 14 Lumbor, O.lllpotlo L.ocolod In Po1rlot, Coil llt-379- FMry. Mobile Homes Barry & Sons Painting & Build· 614-~1738 lng All types or painting & building. Call anytime, tree .._ Mx70 F"tlval mobil• homt 1 Br., 2 baths, larg• living room, tlmata. 614-379 -2320 stove 1 rstrlg , washer & dryer Interior and artarior house lncluaed CA & outbuilding Satpainting. tree estlmatas, 10 ling on 112 acra lot. Pletn call years axparlenct, 304~75-2708 3Q.(-&75-!ItW7 after 8 p m ask for Mlka 14x70 F..tt..-al mobil• homt, one Magic Year1 Day Cart C1nttr bedroom, 2 baths, Jar~ living stova 1 ratnger~lor, rusonabla, dependable, room, license, quality child care Mon- w..her & aryer Included day lhru Friday, 7.30 till 5 30 C.ntral 1ir cond, out building, For mDft Information or to ailllng oo half tcre lot, 304-675~997 after 6 DO register 3044)75-5847 Looking for Bai'Nf, Styllttl &14446-8803, 51-4--446-8355. Need babythtar In my home Monday-Saturdty 2 children , 1 school ag• &14-992-50"10 32 Rentals 41 Houses tor Rent 3br houu In MtretrYIIIa wlpool, $450/mo. negotiable, 614-4461602 attar 5p m 3br partially turnlsh.cl home In nice neighborhood 614-4464109, 614·3'79-2)$0 4 rooms tnd bath, newlv r.modaltd prlct reduc.d, owner financing, 304-675 .1090 _ 2&3 bedroom apartments, carpet, ~uippad kitchens In Pomeroy Deposit. Referen ce raqulrad . Call 514-965-4448 altar 6p.m. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, rtlrlgerators, ranges . Sktggt Appliances, Uppar Rlvtr Rd Baslda Stone Crest Motel Ca ll 614-446-7398 446-a~68 PICKENS FURNITURE New/Used Household luml1hlng. 1/2 ml Jenlcho Rd . PI Pleasant, WY, call 304-675-1450 Fumlshod Ettlclency, all ut111tles paid, share bath $135/mo 919 Second Ave 614-446-3945 Furnlshk'J EHielen.::y, $175, Utlllll" Paid, Oalllpolls 614446-4416, attar 7p m RENTTOOWN 614-446-3158 6 pc wood group S14 01 ptr week . 4 pos1er bedroom sulte, complatt $15 20 ptr wuk, dinette with 4 chairs S'T50 par watk Magic Chat 14 cu ft Rtlrlgerator S12.95 P9t w.ek, 15 cu ft fTMzer, $10 90 ptr weok.VI'Ra Furnltura Rt M1, 4 miles ott Rl 7-Centanary Open 7 days a w11k Oraclous living 1 and 2 b&droom apartmsnts at Vltlag& Manor and R1va rs1ae Apartments In Middleport From $196 Call 614-992 -7787 EOH In New Haven, W.V 2 bedroom, earpattd, Mltchan furnlshad , large cloaels, all electric We pay wtter, uwer and truh Pltyground lor children Baslc rant $'196 month HUD vouchers acctpled. Call 304-882-3716 EHO SWAIN AUCTION & FU ANITUAE. 62 Oliva St , Gallipolis New & UMd turn1turt, heaters, Weslam & Work boots 614--446-3159 Mlddlepart , Ohio, Batch Sl One bedroom furnished apt ., deposit & ratarance r~ulrad, J04-B822M16 53 ____A_n-:t-,lq_:_,u,..e_s-:--:--:Buy or sell Riverine Ani 1ques, 1124 E Main Slrlll , Pomeroy Hourt M T W 10 00 a m. lo 8 00 p m , Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 614-992-2526 Nicely Fum'ed Small house, not sulttblt for gtraga, chlldrtn, no pelt , $300/mo Deposit, 614-446-0338 Top Cash paid Old fumltura cuboardt, qu11t1, oriental, paintings, toys, or entlra tstate call coii9CI 304-525 -3275 or 30452J-6B54 Nicely Furnished Mobile Home In city. CA. Suitable tor 1 perton Ret. &Oep Required 614 446~338 Now accepting applications lor Muon Apts , AJC, treetruh pick up, laundry room, aqu11 Mu•Close to lng opportunity te"hools and ttora Pay full aecurlty deposit and get a months frat rani 304-m -5107 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1986 Dodge Call Vista van, MDC 350 computer, pool pump & filter 614-446-8915 01k Wood Apartments Modern 1bt- Apt, Stov1, refrigerator, air conditioning, no pats, Rtl aecurlty deposit, S175 per month 514-446-2055 225 Gallon plas!lc water hauling tank 614 -992 7029 Air conditioner, 12 ,500 BTU, Gibson Washer & Dryer Com bination, Riding lawn Mower with Briggs & Slratlon Engine. Everything pract ically naw 614446-<!002 Ont bedroom apts for rtnl S22! month . O.poail required 614-992-22,8 tfttr 6 p m Ont bedroom unfurnished apartmant In Mlddllpor1 Newly ramodled, central heat and tir, all utllltltt Included S250 a month. Call 614-t4g·2217 !tom 7 am-7pm Bicycle built for reasonable 614-446-8093. - Rent t bedroom apartment Nica carpal, claan and noat HUO approved No pets PI Pla11an1 304-575-6200 ThrM bedroom du~n In ucalla'lt ntlghborhood, full ba:n mant w/laundry hook-ups 304 · 67S-67llt or 675-3616 . Twin Rivers Towars, ~ouslng for tha Elderty 1nd Handicapped Apartments now available-ran\ lng for 30% ol ad)ualed Income 200 Saeond St or call 304 -67~ 6679. bath, eltan, no pall, llfllranca & deposit required 614-446-1519 Rooms tor rent - wae~ or month Starting at $120/mo Gallla Hottl 614-446"-9580 Furnished 304-6~~226 L:==========-5054 Brucf Bcatric Unturnlahed houu for rani 6 room• and bath Nice and clean O.pJrer. req. 81.C..H2-3090. Supplies BloeM, brick, aewar pipes, windows, lintels, ate. Claude Wintart, Rio Gunda, OH Call 814245-6121 56 Pets tor Sale 2 AKC Rag lslarad Brittany's matched pair, 2 yr•. & 1 112 yrs. Proven BrHder•. $22! 614·1888"165. AKC Bastat puppln tiOO Rtady to go Frsncls 8enMum 614-667·3858. AKC Chione Pugs, adorabla hand ted, grut houH pat, 30457&-2l07tln 11 00 PW. AK.C Cocktr Spenl.t pups, buH and white, th~• and wormed 1100. 304-51'8-2223 AKC Mlnialvrt Dachshund Puppl .., both parenls may ba vl1w1d, vary ~Jmall, $200. 614· 446-7710 AKC Pom•lan. Mala. Black Small llao, AKC Ronweller Famalt. 1 Yttr old 814-i92-6671 01 &14-902-'7841 Brlndlt bour malt pup 8 wuMa old $150. 614-992-6594 ChlnMM Shar-.-1, 10 moe. old, very pltytul, good lor cNdlren, S150. 814-4~6-9582 . Chow Pupa. AK.C R~'.cl WHkS aid 614-446-7150 Oragonwynd Cantry Persian, Slam ... and ~!ma layan klltans. 614-<446--3844 after 7 p m bchangt AKC Shih llu male for Lou male or L..oaa ltmale lor Shih Tzu t.ma~ or Nit, 304· 675--3618 Famale Boston Ttrrlor, 1 year old 304-773-5926 Fish T.1nk, 2413 Jackson Ava Point Pleasant, 304-675-2063, 10 gal stt up S14 99 and 10 gal complete S43 25 Groom and Supply Shop-Pel Grooming All bf' ..da All atylts lams Pat Food Daaltr Julia Webb Call 614-445-0231 Jim 1 Farm Equlprntnt, SR 35, Wast Gallipolis, 614-446-9m, Wide se lection new & used farm 1r1ctors & lmpltmlnls. Buy, tall , trade , 8 00-!1 00 WMkdayS , Sat 1111 Noon Muuy-Ftrguson tractor Model 135. 2,900 hours 614-9492754 after 5 p m 63 Livestock Baby CaiYH tor Salt .614 -3888524 Circle Y Wntam plt.. UII sad· die, ll ~t naw $300 "304-&7&-5992 Rag lllarad Quarter Horse, mare, 5 old, •hown In 4-H & opened 1howt 614.-446-7521. y,.. 64 Hay & Grain Ear com, Dunn Farm, 2435. 304-8~- Hay lor Salt. Clover I Tlmothl Round Bales In th• Fltld 61 245-5598 LETTER FROM PE&GY JEAN T~l5 MORNING a 6:05 (D Be•erty Hlllbltttoe 6:30 Autos for Sale '82 Chevy Capt"!ca E.tate SlaUon Wagon, good cond, Jt,OOO 304-676 -~8!5 avanlnga. 1969 Oodga Cot'onat 440 318 angina, aulo, AC, 83,000 actual mlf•s Excellent condlllon. $1500 814rn2-2151. 1m Ford on ..ton Hat-bad. 38 000 mil•• 814-949-2Th4 attar 5pm Musical Instruments 1983 Kimba ll organ In excellent condition $850. Call 614-742 - 2073 Bundy lluta Good condition, $100 20" girts murray blcyda, 130 614>1!69-4836 Conn Trombone, bought ntw, used 3 moe 614 -245-9252 after 2pm Conn Trumpet, exc cond, 614· 245~263 D35 Mtr11n guhar wllh hard shell can, axcell•nt thtpt~, tl,SOO 304· 713-5054 191'9 Pontlae Bonnavllla Brougham, loedtd, new tires, run• good New 22 call bar aamlaulo, modal 70HC . 304-&1S-n81 198'1 Jatta VW, Good cond, 304· 8822399 11181 Oldsmobile Cutlns Suprama, auto, air, PS, PB, V-6, h~h mll11, good cond, S1 000 Ford C4 sufo trt~mlaslon $75 304-675-2352. 1982 98 Regency CXdt 614-7423062. HIS-4 Ctmaro l -28, t-top , lotded with a'ltlry option Rid S3995. 81H4H7S1 198-4 Dodge Aspt~n AC, auto trantmlaalon PS, slant 6 angina, $2,100., exc ahape, 304· Po, 173-5054. 1984 Honda Accord, 4dr , good condlllon, $4,2GO. 114-448-7V11 an..- 5p.m. PIANO FOR SALE Wanted , Rnpnslbla p~~rty to lakl on small monthly paymanta on pl•no. , _ loca lly Call Manag•r at 1-800-&35-7111 1e85 Dodao 1100, ES, COOVER· TIB~E 1 leyt. Turbo, IIIlO, l011aea. Sporty, dependable,· Economical Whal•ala. &14441-11435. Upright Plano'a $100 aach, Elec:frlc Organ•, $100 each 614· 245-8152 Call sfter 5p.m. 1985 Tran•Am TPFI, 4 wheal, disc, power accnaorlfl, 59,000 mil•. 17,500 OBO. t14-448 -t168, WE CARE.J&M (J••ue a Me) PIANO SERVICE offorw EXPERT fllno "CARE" for 1hOH who CARE" about their pllnot. Bill Ward , 304-182·2325 {Prov 22 1) Fruits & 614~2-ViO 59 For Sale or Trade Royal Oak R..ort Charter Uemberahlp. Atgultr price ISMIS. Asking $4M5. Financing •vallable. l='or lnfonnaUon 114-tn· N3e. l' 814-4~323. 198e PonUac Parlaltnn•, loaded, txc: cond, makt oft•. 814-245-0451. 1it81 Chrysler Fifth Avenu1, 1979 Chryslar New Yorktr 8141992· 1565 or 514M2-7511 evenlnue. 1e37 Dodge Coh DL. PS, PB, AMIFM c..Httl, AC, NIW Ur. .. lU1omatlc. Gat• good gn mllet)l. Excellent condftKM-1. Mulll 1111. Make otter. 814-62· 2371. 1981 Dodge Dayton•, Ere. cond, Crul11, 1111, air, auto, $6,100. 614· 446--3321, 814-446-4262 after 4p.m Sb / SH/IP.~5 Ti4f IT WO(<'I'S' A WHOLE" LOT ~t:rTff? THAN ''No DIVING fpoM TH&' ~f?IDGE~' ~]~ (R)C I!) Murder, She Wro1a ® Funny Buotnooo With Clllrllo Chooo IV Guesl Patty loveless & Mtsty Rowe all Collega Foolball .,, I at PrimeNewa C!D Shogun, Pert 4 (NAI 8·05 (D MOVIE: Mad Max (AI (2 00) AND MEEK I RJR ll1E. riRST TiME. 110 <,iAR';, 1-\1 . MY a'RSSOJ wrrn 1\-\E.R£ <:a..mu VJ iSI-\ 1 CCU.D 8:30 VE.R"JJllCIJ 9:00 i .' alii l!ll Chaers NO M Y C\<\D DROVE HER lV ll-\E AIRR:::lRT YESTERQ!>.Y. 15 YOLJR G RANDMOTHER ST IL L STAYi t£ WI TH yt)U~ .. c . a Carter'• Plumbing ond Hooting Fourth and Prna Qolllpollo, O~ko 614.oM6-3888 85 BERNICE BEDE OSOL & (I \ General Hauling 1g87 Dodge Omnl, auto., tlr, gas miiNga l2650 814446-61SI R & A Water Se~lc•. Pools, cistern., w.lls. lmmedlat•1,000 or 2,000 gallont dillY.,.,.. CaM 3041987 Mullang LX. Sun roof, 5 075-&370. speed, AMttFM, low mllaag• Wafter.on'a Water Hauling, 814/Me-31104 reatonabte rMft, volume d,._ 1988 Celebrity Eurosport. V6 counts, 2,000 to 4,000 ct~lty, clttlrnl, pooia, Willi ate Call Aulomatk:, light blue matalllc, 304-618--20'11 I custom clotft, power lock1, defogger, 11umlnum wh•ts, Upholstery 1mlfm ...,., caaatt• tape, EurCI8port package, benchaeat. 30,000 miiH. Exc.111nt condi- Mowr-.y'e Upholllerlng Mrvlction. Owner burtna ••n. ae,soo. ing trt oo..-.ty lrN 25 fNr.. The bftl In f\lmhunl upholtt•rtng Nlgolloblo. COl 814-er.!-2785. COli 30W75-4154 lor ~.. 01 _ 1988 Cougu LS, t cyt., fuot tn- tlm1tn. JscUon, fCllded. St1rao wfth grophlc oquollzor oyllom. Graham Uphofsttry C.nttr, 303 HIIHop Dr. COli for oppol""'on1o $7,100 81to445-300t. ndmatH. Call 5'14o44$4438. IXC a m ilJ a ®I ® American Mualc Shop all Baseball Tonight Sept. 14, 1990 A number ol c1rcumstances til at cau sed you stress and lrustrattons thiS past year w1ll be dtm1n1shed m the year ahe ad You cou ld now be lucky In areas where you fatled prev1ously VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) Sllualions ' over whtch you seem to have the least • eontrol are likely to be the ones from wh1ch you w111 garner the greatest bene. hts atthrs lime Lady Luck likes you Get , a llY'lP on hie by understandmg the In- lluences wh1ch are govern mg you m the year ahead . LIBRA ~Sept. 23- 0ct. 23) Somelh1ng exc1ttng cou ld develop lor you 1n lht s cycle that will elevate your hopes and ex pectatiOns There could be one or more lnends lnvol..-ed SCORPIO (Oct 24- No•. 22) Don ' l de spatr 11 thtng s haven t been too gro ovy fo r you lately where you r car eer and earnmg s ar e co ncerned Co nstruct 1ve shifts are m th e otf1ng SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23-0ec. 21) E'en though you may 1hmk your soctal 111e 1S prel1y ntfty now , 11 could become even more so Some fasc1naltng new fnend s are rn the wtngs wa1tmg to make an en trance CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) Som e! h1ng you 11e been want1ng changed, not on ly for your sake but lor lhe benefll of someone you lo"'e as well looks ltke 111s startmg to move m a des1rab le d1rec1tons AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) Perhaps you've been of lhe optn1on that Cup1d ha s lost tnteresllh you lat~y . Well. tf he has, he may soon start to redouble his efforts on your behall to make up for ,lostt1me PISCES (feb. 20-Marc~ 20) As oi10day you m1ght begm to expenence a shtl1 111 condttlons that porterd benefits for you c areerw1se an cllln ancl ally Th1s chan ge could be brg ARIES (March 21-Apnl19) Where your soc1al l1fe IS concer ned you ar e now about to exper 1ence a growth rn popu larity and Influence ThiS cou ld eventu ally lead to some very mterestm g developm ents TAURUS (April 20- Mer 20) Begmnm g tod ay some obslr uC IIOns could be lifted 1n several matter s you' ve been an• 1ou s to bnng t o lrwt1on These obstacles wrll be allevtated but addJt1onal lime 1s requ1red GEMINI (May 21·June 20) You are now m a cycle where you m1ght begtn to formulate plan s on a grande r sc ale th an Jsual In tact . you should be very comlorlable lh tnktng b1g CANCER (Juno 21 - Jutr 22) A new ,,. nanctat opportunity may develop for you at lhts 11me through an 1nd~rect source It wtll be engineered by a per- son who has your best tnterest at heart LEO (Jutr 23-Aug. 22) Endeavors you persona lly cj lrect have good chances lor success a\ thtsttme, espectal!r those of a financ tal nall.tre based upon practical foundattons Sena for your Astra-Graph predtctions today by mailing $1 25 to Astra-Graph c/o this newspaper, P 0 Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 4410 1-3428 Be sure to slate your zodiac stgn looth. eg Monorllne Q] Fall Sneak Preview Jam Robb We ller for a beh 1nd the-scenes pr&\IIBW ot the Fam1ly Channels fall Ime up 11 .30 Wt'sl 2" ''"' "" ''·"' if• 1990 NfW SPAPEH fNl ERPRIS( ASSN 1 Jeweler's 2 Stales In the 3 Oaalar 4 1n hot goods Belore one's 5 One Boar subscflp 6 Was lion 14 Corpsman 16 18 Child's play DOWN aside know 13 Extend 15 46 In the 1ed 19 P1t c h 7 Tarhune 22 Ad !OCIIVQ lor the 33 lalla• novel shape Stunned 8 Gold water's 24 Lud~emu s 34 Sta1e s 35 D 1a•y pa1a Danger · ous lly slate 9 Ollate 25 Slrong hokJ 37 g•aph Blood 38 llu1d s Holon's 1950s 11 "W1zard ol 27 Rosten or Oz' spe cial elle c t Gmcey 28 Matchod 17 Now beg1nmng prov 24 Lol unit 30 homo 42 Buc k up Ava1l K01but 28 Graek lettar Island 32 Slra1ght man piaca 40 Pony Exp1ess worl<er 4I Skilled 43 January (Sp) 44 ·Mas saga racelved45 Hinde• DAILY CR YPTOQUOTES - llere's how to "ork t.ONG FE I. I. OW fs (I) One on One I]) Nlgh11ine Q ®I Nlgh1 Cou~ l!ll C1J 'Stingray' CBS Late Cur Nlg~t apostrophes, the length and ®On Stage a:1 Spo~sCenter CNN Sports C!]) Shogun, Part 4 iNA I tunis Each day the code letters are dlflerenl One lelle1 stands lor another In flus sample lhe three I.'s, a 12:00 (!) Star Huottar W Into the Ntg~t Stereo ®I Megnum, P.l. I!]) 11 Aroento Hall I!) Crime Story ® Nooh•llle Now @ IHRA Drag Roctng EBSt8m Nationals From Phlladetph!8 . PA (T) 8 NewSceno a 12:05 Cil Ntg~tllno t;1 12:30 CllG l!ll Lalt Ntg~t Wllh Oa•td Letterman MOVIE: Modonna'o Secret ( t 00) C!l It · 9 13 UYIJI.BAAXR Stereo 0 s ma lo 26 Gymna s t C!) Megnum, P.l. 11:35 (]) C~aero Ultun a te Rainbow Cllll l!ll Tomght Show a E;~ s t North un1t 36 Agitated 39 Chackar Newo (!) Newawatch IIJ Star Hustler I!) Mteml Vice ASTRO-GRAPH ACROSS 1 - au ian 5 Wisdom XII rn Ctuh ottho Champions ,. ~uulh THOMAS JOSEPH 29 Trock 31 River a S.W·Vac S~ioe, OeorgM CP'Hk Rd. Pa111, supplln, ~ckup, and delivery. 514 448.0294. Ruldlntlal or commereltl wiring, new HrVIca or ,.,.tra llc.nnd aiactrlcian. Ald1nour EIO<Irleel, 304-675-1786. 0 10:30® Crook & Cheto & by promotional tour w1th her producer C World Now C!]) 700 Club With Pat Roberteon C!l !Dllll l!ll Vulne Jable Nort h-Suut h CROSSWORD or Adam s 21 On 23 1omnia ' s :oo a111 .KHl 7 1i • Q Ill as 20 Johnson Onlt Refrigeration Wing a Bnan lnes Karen agrees on a 11 .AJ 'JI 2 + J 'l4 Pc rcnn1al Nonh Amerr ca n brrdg<' r hamp 1on Norman Kay dcm onstr alcd I. 1. I Nr P;m h1s expert drdarcr play 1n the Omar Shanf IndiVidual Tournament in Ma v 49 All p a ~~ O! hPr df'rlarrrs who got as htgh Opr nmg lead t 9 lour h('arts wet e usually def eated wh r n West led h1 s srngl elon d1 amond and go1 a rulf " s pa de wou ld then be L _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __J played de{ la r ~· r ""1nmng dummy' s ace and pla ymg a heart to Ea st s ace Alth o ugh East was not abl e to g1-.. e Wc::. t s ktng popped up ~ou th s queen West an othPr ruff rn m ost C<JS4'S Sout h no w Look tht• ga me g um~ 1nck >I ll I had to lose a c lub A wo1 d abou t lhe b1ddmg It was ag J)edarcr Ka y m adr a stmpl e ll ttlt• gr css 1ve for South t o go on to game, pl ay that brought m tht• lh1n g.tmt• and he caught qurtr a good dumm~ m t:ontl ac t Aft er w1nmng dummy s th;.H only one card the spad e Jack wa s spade ace he ruff ed a spadl' Onl~ then wa sted tn the play But mal l form s of d1d he forcr out the trump ace As he hndge sconng 1t IS a good gamble to t ashed out h1s 1r ump wtnners and good lnd a close vulnerable ga me diamonds West r an out of d1sc ards Jam r ~ Jdroby • booh JacMlv on Rnd~ l' and f ijl 11/H 1m ra rd ( ;;n nt<' - I " f! l / l 'n " i lh Ill ~ /alllf>r Eventu all y West blanked his club kmg hopmg that r.::asl would hol d th e tflr /.11/ r t .k wali1 J.wotll / ,trr M ~ ;w ati:Jblf' il l qut·rn No such luck When dec larer /wnk~ l rm'\ Roth .u f' rwt>l t> fuv l hv l 'fl .n(J_~ Rnol ~ h1s ex-w1te (A) 10:05 ., l2 9 A 10 5 L)( ',JIPr E ils t to arrange a rendezvous w1th 8 I BEEN ON MY FEET ALL DAY LONG, PAW-CAN I SET THAR FER A SPELL? EAST + K 10 "KQ 7 4:1 2 B} James Ja4·ohj 12 10:00 alii l!ll Law and Order Jus11ce is compro m1sed by th e chaos tn a NYC poll ee precm ct C (l] (I) llJ Prrmetlme Live ([I Alive From Ofl Center (1J On tho Line With Kanawha County ®I ~II) Knots Landmg BARNEY Wt::-iT + 41!1H 'd • f\ h + K 9 i' t al(e over scheme (A ) Cil I]) (jJ Gabrlal't Fire An ex-con reconstructs h1s l1l e w1th the help ol a delense anorney c;l (!) (f Mystery! A young woman s body IS found 1n a pub park 1ng lol (AI Q I!]) II) Mejor Loeguo Baseball t1Jl MOVIE : MacGyver· Lost Lo.. (2 00) ® Nashville Now ~ Lorry King Ll•al l!ll 9 11 '" • A !! h • 9 may be prosecuted as accomplice m Aob1n ·s •• ' NORTII +AJ!i 32 JAMES JACOBY 10 Tum 9:30 Cllll So~le Tonk Pumping $110LGoiNo Co. RON EVANS ENTEAPHISE$, Joebon, OH 1-600-637-9528 Electrical Rebecca O Rolary or cabl• t~ drilling Molt wtltl complated 11ma day Pump tales and ..,...Ice, 304895-3802. 84 Dwayne's mother for the housekeeper (RIC 1IJ Wild America !Ill CD Babes Three SISters share an apartment and struggle to surv1YB m New York [;J HAS )(K(UMBID 10 1/H ~')IKI: Fa< A ~T a: fUASAIJf COO· JET Ariation Moton, rapalred Ntw Ill re-bu\H moto,. In stock, Ron Evan• Enttrpr1wu, Jtckaon, OH 1-800.537-m8. Heating IEI TE! S IN SQUA!ES played tht• club 10 to dumm~' s acr Cllll l!ll Dllforont Wot1d Whltle~ m1stakes SAY 11-\£ SFW\f. Improvements Plumbing l!ll Cosbr student 9)( Change program I 1 PRINT NUMBER ED Taking up slack sets up squeeze Slmpaons Bart travels to France on a ! 82 by f•ll1ng In the missing words you develop from step No 3 below ..,Ol Tit Amenca Home Ron's TV Service, tptelalizln9 In Zenith t lao Mrvlclng mot! othtr branda. HOUM calla, alto aoml appliance r.paira W\J 304-6711-2398 Ohio 814-446-2454 l __.J_____L...-1._.J.--...I.L...-...1. rn II ®I l!ll Jeopardrt t;1 C!l Bewttc~ed I1J ~ II) Enllrtamment Ballroom Dancing: The Sport of 11le 90'1 IIJ Homollmo t;1 ®I l!lllll 48 Hours 48 Hours takes a look at the Increa se 1n the murder rate 1n " Complttt Mobllt Horne HI upa & repalre, also plumbing & alectrk:al, rooting, remodeling, patlot & det::kl tic REMODEl ING I Reftrtncn Estlmattt 814-251-1811. chuckle quolod • Q" l!ll «<I The ~ FrM Ettlmatu Rooting Drywall Room Additions Patios GaragH. Siding Remodeling and Outt•-utffi Call 614.667-6681 attar 8 pm. ..,, YJ~ Show The marrred men of the Huxtable clan stage a romanttc contest (A) C!l Major League Baseball (]) I]) Fat~er Dowling Mya1erlea Dowhng must prevent a murder by a tnt man posmg as a prrest (A) HUNT GETS 1'1()RE CHA.LlENGtNG 1 told h1s class, "the most 1mportant thmg 1s not to w1n r~-~;--A~-M-~T-O-~-S-~-8 ;•:o::~~~-~~o Scarecrow and Mrs. King 8:00 Cllll ON~S HA.VE SPLIT UF: ~A.VE THEY> NOW . BRIDGE 1:35 (D T~o Jettorsone AAAR! SO THE LITTLE . once sa1d that talk can be enJoyed at any age and 1n almost any state of HEALTH ~ Tent, 8x10J. navtr ~.cl. & tir mallrha LJOITII tant, lantern & misc. camping equipment, priced re..onabfa 614-446-8093 anytime. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional llletlma guan~n1H local raflrencH tumlshed FrM HllmtiM Call colltd 1614-237-0488, day or night Rogara BaHment Waterproofing . Petrol - Abash - Sheep - Wealth - HEALTH a Camping 81 _ A philosopher Tonight I]) llJ Memo's Famllr I!]) «<I M'A'S'H all ESPN'o Speodweek Ia Croeaflre & Services . "Remember," the prolessor SClWUTS ANSWDS 0 · Equipment englnt_ Will m1ka good work car, 1300. 304-475-2108. 1978 FL!:A)E' PO NOT' FEfO VInton Auto Salvaga Fortlgn & Dom Parts buying junk car• 814-388·110112. 1m Dodge Charger with slant 6 1918 Chtvy Nova. AC . Call 814· 949-2658 aher 6 pm FRANK AND ER~EST Starc/"lft alumn Jon Boat, extra dMp, 9 112hp Evlnruda rnalor, trailer, gas can oars, III•Jae4ts, lilt, $500 304-57'6-2655 tvanings 78 . 1·05 (D Hoppy Deys BOATS· MOTORS- TRAILERS Mercrulser, Mercury & Mariner, authorlz•d parts I nrvlce Parts for most m•tor brands "WE CANNOT SPEL S CCESS" WrTHOUT U" AIVERSIDo MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, OH 614448-2424. Transportation _;R.FI5E:.. ;:-IE 0 Fiberglass hull. Exc. cond. R.. nt good . Lowered prlca to tt8,000 614-446-411)9, 814-379-~ BOATERS Mercury Merculser Specialist Factory Trtined, Bonded Prtcitlon Mobile Marina Wt comfto rout 814 -259-!1179. Used aU1omaUc tranamlaaiona, GM & ate, call 304-675-4378, uaraniMcf. 1110 r•palr IVIIIabla. 71 ~ 1987 Citation ItO, 130 HP, tow hours $5400. 814 -245-5f178. 34 ft NaU1a-llnt house boat. Budget Tnmamlsslone. Uted & rtbullt, l'lartlng at $99; 614-245sen, 614-379-2263 -~ r-IA _;r.1,,--1,~ . 0 rn Andr Grtltlth a 1.30 ~ t-1-n-r.,...N 1 A_,r,.....,Y,___,1 0 : Straw, 50 lb wire tied square bat ... $2 00 b.lt, 304-458-1031. 1I l 8 a 1972 17 ft Starcraft Trl'·HI.IIt Boat 125 HP, Evlnrudl Englna, complet• top, naw uphol1lwy Call 614·286-1316 aft•r 7:00 p.ltl. Auto Pans 80 W~eel of Fortune C C!l Andr Qrtntth (]) I]) Inside Edition CD IIJ MecNell Lehrer NewaHour I!]) II) Night Court l!llll) Current Altair I!) Miami Vtca ® Music Row Video all SportoCenter Monerttne tor Sale 76 I [I [ 2 1.00 rn II ®I l!ll Honda 3 whHiar 2009, 1500. 1980 Pontiac 105 motor 11nd trantmlulon, S200. 304-t7!4083. Accesso rles 57 58 6:35 1987 Honda 2501, four Wheller, 304-895-3803. & Motors Nighttr News 0 d •100 Boats Cllll l!ll NBC Abbott and Costello (]) I]) llJ ABC News CD Wild America IIJ 3-2-1 Contact ®I l!ll fl) CBS Nawo I!]) Ill Three'o Companr ®Top Card all SportsLook 1988 XL 250 R, Hondl matorcycle, $800 304-87H182. 75 m fi Squera belea hay, 304-882-2537 or 304-m-5390. 11119 Plnlo uc cond. 1965 F250 Ford truck 304-675-5m 110t4. "That hurrtcane 's bound to be troub) e. It's named after my e~ - wtf e t85 MF [)1 . . .1 Tract01 l3,850, Sharp. 1~ MF Ol•at with Woodl lush Hog, Plow, Grader Bieda, Cultivator, 2 Row Com Plantar, $4,850. Ownar will linanca. 614-286-6522 1978 T-Bird AC., PS, PB , 302 auto , good body. No rust S-800 080 Phone 614-9112-875e . Red R11blrrl11, pick your own Taylor'• B•rry Patch. 114·241- ::.'""· 30Wl'lo3INIO or tl'lo 8422 Raglsttred Blue Tlell. Baagl•, 1 malt and t temtil, 7 wMa old, l04-&7s-n42 Nice, red and grMn papptra tor Hit. Pick your own S5 a bulhel. 114-247·2113 2 - - lurnlhood mobile ~- t111. plutO "'"~"'·· 1100. 1212 CaN David Brown Tractor wHh 241 Round Ba iar, 7ft. Hayblnt, inl'i Rtka 56,~50; D· 275 lnl'l OiaMI whh 5n Bush Hog, Plow, Cultlvat01, $2,950. Owner will llnane• 814-286- Pur•bfed Great Dana pupplea $100 614 -992-7584 GtHn bNns. You pick $5 a buatlal Half runnara1 _Biua Lake provldara Clifford t1ill Farms, Lit an Falla. 814-247-2063 3 I 3 br Mobile Hom•. for rent, Call •"• 2p.m. IM..t~2'7. Equipment Ford Fairmont Wagon, UOO Call 814--378-6338 after 6 pm com. LM Wood, 1185 modal 14r70, 2 BR, a•rdan tub I Mower. ullt·ln mlcrowav• & lttrto A..lly nlca. Set up on n~e privati lave! tot. Mull have rtf. Appr. by Hud S27Simo. Water Included. 814-256-13113. 61 Fann 8 For ula, Sliver OuMn swnt tor Rent 1080. Building 55 Ounrovin Fruit Farm Juat ott Sr &81 Nil of Albany. We aecept tood 111,...- Yarlaty of tppltl, paachtt, grapee paara, pulftt)klno, ond gordo . 11-7 dol!r, cloMd Monday. 614-&N-4298. Mobile Homes 2 bedroom furnlehld mobil• home Burdd• Addn. $200. plut 1100.....,hr dopooll :tOW111· RCA bii aernn 1v tabla modal. Black white . Colli & wood stove. 614-446-4458. Vegetables WHY PAY RENT? ~om• for $1 001 Bank repos, 111 dalinquenl propertln, uoverrmsnt glvNWIY programs. For lntor· mstlon c:afl t-"S04..£147-oo98 Ex1 A5214. 42 Merchandise For Sale 9pln.r-Conaola Plano Bargain. Wanted: Rnpon•lble party to tak• over low monthly payments en spinet plano SH k>cally. Call 1-000-321'-3345 Ert 102 ~.:._;_:_::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ SNAFU® b) Miscellaneous Gold Slar CD player $65 Bundy Alto Sax wlstand, books, $450. 30Hi75-1078 Paint Ball equipment , 2 guns ~~ various acee&~orlu 304- f1APPENED 10 ST RI KE ONE A>ID STRIKE Tl/JO? ptrt.c:t con · • 75-5 e2. 1985 Suzukl, RM80, runt good, racentty rebtJin, $300 . 30.f-1735348. Clarinet & llute lor sale . 814-4468702 King woodburnar, axe eond , 1250 304-895·3405 Rooms W~AT I ACTUALLY GOT A 1988 Ford Alto Star, light blu" sharp, $8,900. f14-388-9775. Diamond ring tor sala 1 ct solllare Valued at $2,7'00 will tak& S900 Call 614-992-5531!614992 -3033 Fork Uh, hand earls, dock plata, warehotJsa urt1 , truck bed, trailer 11 11 & llrtt 614·446 2359 Gas rangt ttoo, electric dJl&r $55, wooden dlnetta tel $55 Couch & hld ... -way bad 614· 446 ·3224 Heat pump, 1'01 B•ch StrHt, Middltport 5 --- ---- OrMnhouse Supplies Cell paeks $22 case lC1 Sunshina mix SS 85 per bag Also olher suppUes Price thru Sept 1990 Ken & Ed's Graenhousa 15n E..-ane Rd ., Jac~aon oH 45640 614-286-3453 Two bedroom apt, carpel , kitchen tumlshad, 304-675-5104 Upsltlrs Furnished, 3 rooms & PEANUTS •A M 1 1e c-,._,"....,-,.,o_o..,rc,.....;y,...c_s--:'= '86 Suzuki 50 tour wheeltr 1WO, Couch, chair lovesaat, good cond $250 ~ull size matfrees and bo1 springs $30 E..rcl11 trampollna axe cond $25 304675·7514 Ont Br., unfurnished apt , Range and ragrlg . provldtd Water, aawagt, and garbage paid Dapotlt raq'ad Call 614 446-4345 45 New ana bedroom, furnished apartmenl In Middleport Call 8t..it92·5304 or 614-H2-5225 For Sale On All Grus Tur1, In stocM, S2 9~ y11rd ., Mollohan Furniture 614·446-1444 For Rtnt New 1br, apartmant , carpel , kitchen furnished , walor, $240 month plus deposit 614- 5 room hou,., 2 eor garogo, $300 ~r month & O.poah 614441-3M8. room, furnish ad hou11. Oeposlt tnd r•t raq 304-882-2566 E• tr• long rull·tlze be• springs & mattrsss Vary good cond $70 614-446-1128 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK SON ESTATES, 536 Jackson Plk& from $192/mo WaiM to shop & movies Call 614-446-2558 EOH 3·2-1 Con1act Q Square One TV I!]) Andy Griflll~ I!) He-Man ~ Budweiser Thoroughbred Digest World T odor a::D Hardcastle and McCormick Q CD IIJ 1-----------'T'"----------1 54 form four 1imple words EPICEA I UMI the (]) I Dream ot Jeannte & 4 wo·s ~.l:lk'fg· ®I ~ m ~News Subaru 4x4, Blue , 1984 lMfFMfSta,.o-Can., $1450. 814441 -e-m (lltocb,NE_. Inc low to WOII b. tffAL~ ~ f. _:,:.:,:.,~.,-::.,---;:-::c-=::-;:= County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances, T.V uta. Open B a m to 5 p m Man -Sat 614446 -1699, 627 3rd Ave Gtllipolls, OH 35 West Apt 2br 1 bath, privata enclosed patio, close to grocery stores & shopping center, water. sewer, trash pro..-lded, $265/mo 614 -4411608 Vans 0 four Rearrange letten of terambled words THURS., SEPT. 13 • s:oo rnu m ilJ a Trucks tor Sale 73 RacondHioned Washers, Drylfl. --• p1 1 G,u,aronkpodroml T~rvWce ...1~r 1 rna '11• m 1 •· ,,.. aa,,..r Oryar Shoppe 614-4 46-2944 Waterbed ExceUant condition Hld•a-bad couch. NHds roeo,orod Olhor mloe Couch & Chair, corfM labte & 2 houaahold lttml. 614-912-3343 end tabiM , storm door 614-44&- tftsr 7 pm 0373 2 rooms & bath , nowly ramodelsdJ. $200/mo All utdtl9s Included ueposl1 requi red , 614 446·m3, 614-446-4222 • 1987 Ford Rangar STX 4:14, ExCond. 114-446-9251 out Bulavllle Rd Open 9 AM to 5 PM Mon, thru Sat. Call 614• 446-0322 84 Inch, Sherrill Sots axe cond, 614-446-4303. for Rent AEDUT CD trl good f-fj ssa. ApaMment HAS Al~AGY HtAW A60Vr IT 1 c l\l.L W 15 _'_~_~:'_~:_.'_..:S~©!~~\~,!~!rS• EVENING 1984 Freight Llntar and 4~ ' tn~llor. t18,000 &14-~2-2584 . Goods 44 MD Wagon-1987 Gl 10 Subaru Turbo, 4 wcf. Loaded. Excellent condition. May asauma 1. .11 114·992-3643 11t1r 7 pm. Merchandise Tralltr lot tor rant S50 per month All u!Jiitles pd In Mid304-882-2999 attar 5 A~>NOIJ£ The Daily Sentinel- Television Viewing l •f For Salt· 197'9 Trant Am . 614446.0352. large Private Lot Green Local School District 614-446-4053 Mobile home tor rent to ont gantltmtn In Mmarsvllla 614992-3181 JUST TlW 001<1? MAD!.'- Mf f'li'DMI:'£ fjOf fO Tfl L GOVERNMENT SEIZED ~ehlct•• from $100 Fords M1rced11. Corvetlaa Chevy1. · Surplu•. Your are•. (1) 805-687-6000. Ext. 5-10189 Country Mobile H~e Park, Routt 33, North of Pomeroy. lots, ranta ls, parts , sa las Call 614-992-7479 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and chai,. priced from $395 to $995 Tablet $SO and up to $125. Hide-a-beds $390 to $595 Recliners $225 to $375 Lamps $28 to $125 Dinettes $109 and up fo $495 Wood Ia bit w-6 chairs $285 to $795 DesMs $145 up to $375 Hutches $400 & up, bunk bods eomplolo wl1h mattress $295 and up to $395 baby beds $110 Mattresstt or box springs full or twin $78, lirm and 198 auoon so1s S275 & up, King $350 4 drawer chest $69 Gun Cabinets 6, 8, & 10 gun Baby mattresses $35 &: $45 Bad fn~mes $25, Queen Size $35 & Mlng ltame $50 Good ll&ll!lcllon ot bedroom sullu, matal cabinets, headOO.rdtl30 and up 10 $65 90 days same 11 cash with appro..-ed cred1t. 3 ml e ~fi'.YOfJE 0\l,IT '~ Autos for Sale 1989 AS Camero, Sliter, T-Tops, AT, air, PW, AMIFM casHtt•, low miiHga, 304-6~863 . Space for Rent 51 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Wright 8 usinass building, 30x80, across from McOonaldl, Htn· derson, WV 614-446-96 :c6::.:2c___ 2 bldroom lr~llar tor rant In country, tumlshltd $17!1 a month plua utllltlet~ and dep 814-94a-2833. raprtl!ltnlallvt Base plus commission 304-m-7885 call for Interview Larry 71 Rooms Now hiring E•t Y10189. by Furnished tor Rent EARN MONEY Rtadlng Books! $30,000/yr Income potential 13, 1990 Thursday, September 13, 1990 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio X lor the two O's, A IS usc•l etc Single l eiters, lonna lion oil he wonts are all CRYPTOQUOTE 9-ll El lllliiii"I"C k l 0 A llliAI !i I 0 G F I YllVC B II II F V 0 DHO I F ll I WI I G AC TO 110111\k GZliATill V 0 RI 0 0 RI I OINZIIl - BIFOLZ BTSNRLFF Veelerd•r'• C..,ploq•ol•: IT USUALLY TAKES MORE TitAN TI1RE~ WEEKS TO PREPARE A GOOD IMPROMPTU SPEECH - MARK TWAIN ' �Page 16-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Local news briefs... -----, Fog... Continued from page 1 displays Include the admlnlstra11ve servi ces, agriculture. development, environmental protec tion, highway safety, liquor control, public utilities, youth services, aging, alcohol and drug addiction services, employment services, governor's ofllce, Industrial relations, lottery, and transportation departments . From 5:30 to 7 p.m . , there will be a capital celebration In the Galllpolls City Park, with free food and refreshments . Admission to the ce lebra11on Is a donation of a canned goods to be given to the St . Francis Outreach Center. For more Information contact th e Gall ipolis Area Ch amber of Commerce at 446-0596. Squads have 7 calls Thursday Units of the Meigs Cgu111y Emergency Medical Service responded to seven calls for assi s tance on Wednesday . At 5; 58 a.m . the Syracuse unit was ca lled to Dusky Alley for Mark Duerr who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Salem Township Fire Department was ca lled to the Dexter Switch at 6:42a.m . for a struct ure fire. The department was on the scene unUill : 14 a.m. At 12:54 p.m. the Pomeroy unit we n t to Mulberry Heights for Ocsar Price who was taken to Veterans . The Pomeroy Fire Departmen t was ca lle~ at 3 p.m . to the lntf'rsectlon of Route 7 and 33 a t the Beacon Station for a washdown of a gasoline s pill. The Middleport unit . at 5:07p.m., went to Bradbury Road for Roger Grlvm who was tra nsported to P leasant Va lley Hospital. At 7:16p.m. the Tuppers Plains un it was ca lled to Reedsville for Martha Bailey who wa s ta ken to Ca mde n Clark Hospital. The final call for assistance ca me at 11 · 14 p .m. when the Pomeroy unit responded to a ca ll a t the sheriff's office for Robert Rlf!le who wau tr a nsported to Veterans Souter... Continued from page l problem . " added While House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater. But Fitzwater noted tha t while the lawmakers can ask So ute r any questions they wa nt, " we do remind them that they were opposed to our use of any kind of a litmus tes t In terms of se lec tion of a nominee and we ass ume they'll respect that sa me fee ling as they examine the qualifica · tlons of the candidate." Allorney General Dic k Thorn· burgh added that Souter had the experience " to be able to d iffer · entlate between ques ti ons tha t seek legitimate ly to plum his views on co nstitutiona l Issues and those that seek a commit · ment !rom him on how he might decide a particularly case. " With the Supre me Cou rt " single vote away from reversing the 1973 Roe vs . Wade decis ion that guaranteed abortion right s, abortion Is considered th e main single Issue that co uld dera il Souter's confirmation hopes . In the past seve ra l day s. various abortion righ ts activists have demanded the J udi c iar y Committee lniPnse ly questio n So ute r a bout whl'ther the Co nstl lutlo n prot ects ri g ht s that are not s pecifically me ntioned, and whether a righ t lo abortion Is guaranteed. Bul In a floor spt.•ech, Sen. Orrin Hatrh, R Utah, a key s upporter of Souter on th e commltter, warned Wednesda y that conti nued efforts toques tlon a nominee on his s pec ific judic ial vi ews co uld und erm lne the Ind e- pendence of the jud icia ry. "J udge So uter Is not running lor political office. Nor has the pres id en t nominated him to a po li cy making position In lhe executive branch . He has been nominated for the highest court In a co-equa l branc h of the federa l gove rnm en t, " said Ha tc h ·' While senat ors are free to ask a nominee any q uestion they wis h. a Supreme Co urt nominee should a nswer questions re lated on ly to his ethics, competence, lega l abi llly , gene ral view of the Supreme Court in our feder a l sys tem and independe nce of mind, " Ha tch added. Thursday, September 13, 1990 Elsewhere. rush hour Ira file was slowed over much of the tralflc, with fog reported In numerou s counties across the northern, central and weslf'rn sections of the state. Early morning temperatures were In the tiOs , and highs Thursday were expected to reach Into the lower I!Os. Showers and thunderstorms were likely In the far south, and there was a chance of ra in In central and eastern Ohio. Meigs County Court Thirty cases were processed on Wednesd ay In Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick H. O'Brien. Fined were: Wilbur T . Staggers, Newark, speed, $26 and costs: Naomi Maloney, Wa u · conda. Ill .. speed, $29 and costs; David Cassidy, Norton. speed, $21 and costs; Kristina Crace E IHngson, Washington, D.C., speed, $20 and costs; Sherry M. Tuthill, Lancaster . speed, $21 and costs; Alfred J. Rose, Wes t Columbia, W. Va. ,speed, $23 and costs; Gregory Northup, Ga lllpo· lis . speed, $27 and costs; Julie McNamee, Zimmerman, Minn., speed, $22 a nd costs; Anthony Verne ll, Athe ns , speed, $23 a nd costs; Christopher R. DePmer . Syracuse. no registration. $10 a nd costs; Thomas D. Shafer, Glenford, speed, $20 and cos ts ; Louis Combs, Ripley , W.Va .. speed, $21 and costs: Paul Walls, New Philadelph ia, passing on r ig ht side of the road, SlO and cos ts; Edwa r d L. Gilmore, Jr ., Richmond Va .. log book not current , $25 a nd costs: Jenn ifer King , Middleport, left of center, S1 0 andcosts; JohnKisUerWood . Tra fford, Pa .. speed, $20 and cos ts; Lorna F. Seth, Pomerov , • speed, $20 and costs Pearl Bowling , Pomeroy, speeding, $20 a nd costs: Jerry Ur ibe, Albany, driving under suspens ion. $75 and costs, lOdays suspension to time servPd. re· malnder will be imposed If no valid operator's license within 60 days, no helmet, $15 and costs; Jose Scali, Pomeroy , two Reds hike lead in NL West Division Stocks Continued from page 1 c harges of passing bad chi'Cks, $25 and costs a nd restitution on each c harge; Trlna Templeton, Middleport, expired operator's license, $75 and costs, three days In jail suspended If valid opera · tor's license Is produced In 60 days: Michael Amodio, Pomeroy, discarded trash Illegally. $25 and costs, llltered site must be restored on or before September 22: Craig C. Foley. Reedsville, DUI. $300 and costs. ten days In jail suspended to three days, operator's license s uspended for 60 days, probation for one year, no operator's license, $75 and cos ts , three days served concur· rently. open conta iner In vehicle, costs only: James Simpson, Svracuse, DUl, $300 and costs, 30 days In ja il s uspended to 20, operator's license suspended for 120 days, probation of one yea r, hit ·sklp. 10 days In ja il concur· ren t with DWl, costs only, driving under s uspension . ten days In jail. concurren t with DWl c ha rge. no financial responslbll · tty , costs only: Raymond DeWitt . Rutla nd . DWI. $300 a nd costs. 30 days s uspended to 10. operators I icences s uspended for 120 day s. proba tion of one year. left of center, costs only: Lance Her · man , Middleport. di sorderly con · duct, $25 and costs. Posting bond were Thomas Romine, P icker in gton. speed. $60 ; Dona ld Wlrtshafter. Jr .. Amesville , speed. $50; Floyd Le vings , Ed ison, spe?d, $53 and costs; Mary Shephard , Proctorville, s peed, $60; Glen McMillin . Allen Park, Minn ., speed, $60. Thursday night will see a chance for showers statewide and there Is an Increasing llkellhood of showers and thun· derstorms on Friday . Lows Thursday night will be In the 60s and highs Friday will be mainly In the !lOs. Weather South Central Ohio Cloudy Thursday night, with a chance of showers, and a low between 65 and 70. Chance of rain Is 40 percent. Variable cloudiness Friday, with scattered showers a nd thunderstorms, and highs between !10 and 85. Chance of rain Is 50 percent. Extended Forecast Salurday through Monday Fair Saturday and Sunday, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Monday . Highs will be range from 65 to 75 Sat urday , and In the 70s Sunday and Monday . Overnight will be mainly In the 50s through the period. Dally atoc:k prices (As oll0: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt. Ellis a. Loewl Am Electric Power .... ... .. .. .. 26'h AT&T .............. ........... .. ...... 30\S Ashland 011 .......................33~ Bob Evans ................ .......... 13'h Charming Shoppes ............... BJI, City Holding Co ................. .15 1h Federal Mogul... ................ .17'h Goodyear T&R ................ 20'>' Key Centurion ..................... 11 Lands' End .. ...... .. ............... 11 '.4 Limited Inc ......................... 16 Multimedia Inc . ................... 62 Rax Restaurants ........ .... .. .... l')l Robbins & Myers ................. 20 Shoney's Inc . ...... .. ...... .. ....... 13 Star Bank ........ .. ........ .. ...... 19'>' Wendy's Inl'l . .. .................... 6'>' Worthington Ind .................. 21 II Pi ck·3: Sfl6 Pick -1: -1589 Cards: s-H, s-r. :1-f), Entombment services fo r Rus · sell R. Brown, 78, of Pomeroy. who died on July 26 at Riverside Me thodist Hospital In Col umbu s. will be held Saturday at 12 noon at the Gravel Hill Cemetery . The Rev . Donald Meadows will officiate at the servi ce to which relatives and friends arc Invited . Mr . Brown for many yea rs operated the Ford Tractor and Implement Co. In Pomeroy He was born on Aug. 17, 1911 al Minersville, the son of the late Dana Brown and Sarah Eliza beth Phillips Brown . His survivors Include his wl fr. Jane, o! Pomeroy . Charles Karr Former Meigs County Com · miSsioner Charles R 1Dick t Karr, Sr., 83, of State Rou te 124 , Syracuue. died Wednesd ay at Veterans Memorial Hospllal. Mr. Karr was a lifelong active Republican, and In addi tion to serving as commissioner, he served several terms as a trustee of Salisbury Township. He was a diStributor for the Standard Oil Co. before his rellremen t. Born on Oct. B, 1906 at Pome· roy, he was thesonofDa na Karr and NeiUe Jones Karr . He was a member of the Pomeroy U nlled Methodist Church, the Middleport Fire Deprtm e nl , Rock Springs Grange, and Masonic Lodge 363, F . and A. M. Mr. Karr Is survived by his wife o! 65 years, Leona S. Ka rr, Syracuse; a son and daughter · in· law, Charles R. Jr ., and Mildred Karr, Bonita Springs, Fla; Itwo daughters and sons-In-law , Patrt· Meigs announcements Bomecomlac planned Tbe Morse Chapel Churc h In havlnl a homecoming on Sunday wltb services beginning all p.m . The New Gabriel Quartet will l)e singing. PuiXlr David Curfman Invites the public. Name contest winner Fern Daniels , Middleport , was lut week's winner of the "Around Town'' photo ld e nUflca · tlon aeries. Sbe correctly Identified the pbdto as a detail In the sta ined gla81 windows at the Trinity Coqregatlonal Church. She will rerelve a landmark 11e1Q111centennlal Christmas or· nament from Bank One. c ia and Edward Bauer. Dove r. a11d Polly and Ted Matthews , Blnn lng ham, Ala . ; a brother. Clarenc e Karr, Millersport ; and twi n sisters, Thelma Lytle. Syra · cuse, a nd Thurma Theiss, Rna noke , Va , three grand c hi ldren and three g reat -gra ndc hildren &•sides h is pa ren ts he wa s preceded In death by a brothe r • Vo1 .41 . No .9J Copyrighted 1990 Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 14. 1 990 and 1wo sisters . Funeral servc les will be held Sa turda y a t 2 p.m al the Ewing Funeral Home. The Rev . Wllltam Mlddlcs warth and th e Rev . Dona ld Meadows will officia te and burial will be in Beech Grove Ce meter y Frie nds may call a l th e fu neral home a nytime !Cr iday . By BRIAN ,J . REED Sentinel News Staff Judge RobL•rt E Buck has overruled a motion f iled bv Leading Creek Cons ervancv Di S· trlct to quash a subpoena . Buck's ruli11 g fo ll owed a he a r· ing he ld earl y Friday morning, stemming from a moti on fi lt·d la te Thursda y by P omeroy Ar tor · ney Char les H. Knight who reprpsen ts lhf' con st•n ·;tn(' y district . K. Robert Tov. t hl' '-'JWcial NEW DRIVE-IN EXTENDED HOURS Drive-In 8:00-4:00 8:00-5:00 8:00-12:00 prosecu tor ronducti ng a gra nd jury investigation into thP di stric t. r ep rcsr nted fhP Stat e of Ohio Knig ht al legPS l ~J1 Tny·'s in vestiga t io n now f'_'l(ff'nds beyond the subject matter and LC CD s taff members th a t Toy set null o i n ve s li ~a t r po inted The i\ugu st keeper when hf' we:ts ap by Bu c k in.Jan uar v. 19S9 lates t s ubpoe na . da ted 31, orders the re cord of the distri ct to appea r bf'forP t hf' M eigs Count v Grand .l u r)' with rece ipt bo oks from 1987 CENTRAL TRlJST through 1990; a copy of the gen(•ra l investigat ion into are as district' s purcha sP order book not delineat ed by hi s mand a te " T oy , in the h ear in~ lodav. fr om .Jan ua ry, 1987 to Augu st. 1990: a nd a co py of the purchase statC'd ordrr form s for the district from involved "t h e ft of prope rt y bv a January. 19 R7 lo .Janua r y. 1990. Knig ht s tates "the ite m s subpoenaed are ite ms outside I he SCOj)(' of Ihe spec ia l gr and j ury' s gcrwra l man age r " inve s ti ga~ory authority a nd a u thoriza lio n as thf' special prospc·UIQf was appomted to inves tiga te a lll')(ed wrongdoings prior to De ce mbe r 31. 1988, and nnw st•eks to l~xpan d hi s powf>rs Into a // 1990 TEMPO 1990 ESCORT ONLY $8995 ONLY $8195 In addition to her pa re nt s s he was preceded In death by two s isters, Amy May Kimes and Katie Henrietta Furbee ; three brothe rs. Dale Cll!ford Hall. Ira E. Hall a nd Mariam Agusta Hall. Services will be held Saturd ay a t 11 a .m . at th e Straight Tuc ke r Funera l Home In Rave nswood, W.Va., wllh Darrell Johnson officiat ing. Burial will be In G r e at Bend Ce met ery In Po rtland . Friends may ca ll a t the fun era l home o n Saturday from 9 a .m . until the time of the service. A marriage license has been Iss ued In the Meigs County Probate Court to Randall Rae Carpenter Jr .. 19, Middleport, and Katrina Ann Ashburn, 18. Ewlngton. '>!<J trd in h is motion. "1 ha t ovrr '2 0 months havP Plaps<'d si nce SpP- lm r nt James Car(X'n lrr to plarr th eir names on a r eca ll l ist A sixt h cook , Ron WoOO . who was sc he- CONSTRUCfJON UNDERWAY- Work on 3.34 mile• on Stat~ Route 7 between F lv. Point s and Route 248 has an expected completion dat e of Oct. 30. The Shelly Companr of Thornvlll•• Is doing th•• • •I work which to nslsl'i of joint replacement and asphalt over lay wlllr 'orne widening of the road . lt is om• of thn'l' Rouh• i proj('cls a ln•ady sold wilh a l 'OSt of nl'arll $-1.6 million . l£ach says construction projects in Meigs County total $4.6 million ThP pr ojPC' l s. wl1i ch h ~n·r Jw r n sold v.:ith thrr (' diff<'n·nt co n !ra rts. CO\ 'N appro.ximJ ICI\' 1:2 miks of S, tatc Routt' 'i frmn Chrs tr r to tlw CJ! lia Cou nt y lirw Co ntr Jc tor for thl' joint rrp lat T m rnt and asph alt ovt>r la\' is T lh' Shri ll Co of Th ornville . Th (• t hl 'i' P diffpn•nt ph ; ~..., , ., inc Iudf' construct ion of T .'l-1 m i It·' from thf'Starr Rout r ~ -I H inH'f".<,('c Deputies of th r Mr·i gs Coun tv Df'partnwnt in vcsti ttnrP , i.UTidr·nt'-l nn ga tNl Thursda.l T hr fir st <HTidPnt occ un r d ;If - Monday, Wednesday and friday Open 'TI 8:00; Tuesday & Thursday Open 'Til 5:30 P.M. Saturday Open 'Til 4:00 P.M. SEE RICK TOLLIVER, JAY HILL, or PAT HILL PAT HILL FO D,INC. 46 J SO. THIRD 992-2196 MIDDLEPORT, OH. fin anc ial a m eetin g Thursday n ig h!. The e ffective da le of tlw la y ofrs is Oc t. 12. The ooa rd d irr-cred Supt Sh<'riff' o; -- ~ . dislrict too k i:!Clio n to suspe nd thP co ntra ct of fi vf' cook s with tll P lnwt•s t senio r ity at ! to n In F iv(' Point s. with dfl c·xprcttod cumplr t ion d a tt · of Oct . :1 : :10 a.m. o n roulp .'I.'!X npa r the Rac! n(' Dam . Aecordi ng to thr report Paul .J . Hi ll reported ill' wa s sou thbound on Route :nx in h is 1990 Ford Escort a nd s truc k a der r that ra n into h is pat h. M odPra i P d<Jrnilgf' was l! strd 10 the grillr. houd ;rnd wi ndsl1 i!'iu . T hr sf'cond ac cident 01T urrrd at 10: <o p.m. o n Rou te I be low Hobson. Accordin g lo I he rl'p nrl . M ar y Powel L Pomrroy. wa!-i northbound when tw o deer ap pea red in the roadwa .v . Thr re port staled th a t the deer ra nnff the roa d but one t urnerl and ca mf' bac k into the pa th of her 19Kl Dodge Co il . Moderate dama gr was listed the Mrs. Powf'll's veh ic le . Th g third arcidrnt happenPcl around 8:25 p.m . on Ro u te :12;, and In volved Te resa M. Tyso n Drummer. Syracuse. Acco rding to the repor t she wa s ras thouncl on Route 325 whe n an a nim a l ran I co mplP1 ed b_v t\ug :n. 1~~1. at a cos I Of $2.0hlU i 9. 111 . Cos t of I he project, LP:rr h said . is $890.~61. Ano ther pr ojf'ct which wa ~ t·ornpk•tf'd on Aug .1 1. w;1.o., construction on 2.5 milPs tn Hock Sp r·ing s on the f our-Jan(' high w :l _ \ '. Thr cost of ! hill proje ct w.t " $ 1 .~ 9K.40:• . Thr• f tnal cnn trarr which w,1., l t··ct· n rly sig nPd by O])OT Dtn'( tor Hc1·nard 11 . l l urs!, 1nrludr·._, ti 1 mil('o., from thP intrr sf' cti onol St ;rt(' Houtf' Ji .l nPct r· Hock Spring' tot hr ( ;a lli J Coun t_v l irw Th. tt proiP('t i s C' .\JX'C II·cl ! I) IH· g in i n t '.il"l_ \ · ~~~~ ami tw Deputies probe three auto mishaps Thursday •SHOP AND COMPARE •ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING and problems . The board 1\f'itrly' $~ . ti milli on doll ~ u·s wi ll br !' pPnt on impr-O\'I'mt>nh 10 Stalro Ro u H' 7 in Ml•igs Coun t ~ this {'() fl Str ur t ion '-' C'asun accord i ng to Jof' l.1 ·ac h. IJbtrkt HI DPputv Di r ector for the Ohto Df'partm ent of Tran sporL rt ion nieces and nephews . Marriage licenses He a lso sa id tha t the invest iga lion ' 'invol ves a number of .vea r s and dea ls wi t h th e I heft of mo nf'y well in exces s o f $100,000. a nd the misu se of funds in rxcrss of $100,000" "Co unsel is awart"'". Knig ht brou ght abo ut bydrclining cn r ol ON SALE NOW AT PAT HILL. FORD former sc hoolteacher. In the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas, Angel Sue Kimes, Racine, Is seeking a divorce from Stephen Michael Kimes . A d lvorce action has also been file d by Robert 0 . Spe ncer. Racine, a gainst Debra A . Spencer, Racine. inves ti ga ti on Educat ion duf' tu a le~ c k of work Elslr Sha ha n, 91, Por tl a nd. died Tuesd ay at Amerlcare Nurs· ing Center In Pomeroy following a n extended Il lness . Born In Meigs County, s he was a daughter of the la te Edwin Cliffo rd and Annie E. Mithcell Ha ll. She was a Protestant and a Divorces sought his By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff Five cooks h<~vr bPf'n laid off by the Me igs Loca l Board of API«: BANK Elsie Shahan S he Is s urvived by he r hus · ba nd. Chesler Sha han, Littl e Wa s hington , Pa ; and sever al that cial Pr osec utor Toy of 1\thrns was a ppoin ted to hi s job, a nd Vlrigs Cou nr y moniPs wrll in ,~ xccss of $10.000 have bern t•xprnded by thi s ou tsidr non t•l ec tl'd prosecutor i nc l udin ):! $1'2. h70 .07 in p<.a _v mrn t s dirrctly t o Tov'' T o.v slatf'd in coun today that lw has acqu i rp d nPw informa tion rr gard ing ano ttwr theft in officr c·asP d uri ng t he gra nd jury invr sti ga tlon , and th at heintrnd s t o fully invf' s ligatP thr mattrr. T oy: c•xplainrod th at t hrm at t Pr ~ being investiga ted wPn' "a ll in tPrtwin E'd". involving "faml l ~ re lati ons hi ps", and that hP in · tPnd Pd to in vesligatc a l! cas('S of " theft of prope rl y from th r peop le of Meigs Cou niv .. Fo llowi ng Buck's rulin g on thP c as r, Kn igh t providPd To_v wi th t tw rPcord s l'f'qUC'StPd i n the· s ubpD<'na To y' anti cipatt•o; any tmJict rnpn fs st Pmm ing from th f' inYr~ ligati on 10 bl' filed next Wf'P k I\ gran d jur y S('ss ion f oll ow pd lhl' motion hrar in g today Five cooks are laid off by Meigs Local School Board ·1li Middleport 97 North Second Ave. Phone: 992-6661 1990 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2 Sections, 14 Pages 25 Cenls A Multimedia In c . Newspa pe r Buck overrules motion to quash subpoena Veterans Memorial Wednesday admissions None . Wednesday discharges - Ell· zabeth Mourning, lnzy Newell and Georgia Swauger. 4 FORD TEMPO'S and 2 FORD ESCORTS tow tonight in mid 60s . Chanct• of rain XO per ce nt. Partly cloudy Saturday. High in mid 'iOs . -Area deaths---RU88ell Brown 6-s Page 3 Hospital news Lobby Mon.-Thur. 8:30-3:00 Friday 8:30-5:00 Saturday 8:30-12:00 Ohio Lottery ; 1('!'0 '--" tht • J Uild W;I .\' l';lU .'-.lllg tlt 'l Jq '-l\\'l ' l'\ 1' dJHilo ~ t ' cont rol on ttw !Lt\· wnwn l . Hf'1 · 19X."l ('hr_\' SII·r susl ainl'd lig lll dama,L;<' wh(' n it c.;truc k thP _guard r ail. Thrre wer r n o injuries. w~ · f She r iff .James M. Sou lsiJv rt •po rt s thai thp dPpartment i.s in ve s Uga ting th e theft of two rac in g e arls from the Mrigs Coun ty Fai rg rounds. Ac cording I n lilr report . Roger Spe nrrr a nd lb iph Ca lver t both n•ported that th r ir carts wPr P stolrn . Thl' invrs ti gation is conti nuing . ThP drpa r! mPnt is also ill\.'('S ti g:t!in g tht• brC'a king and r ntrrin g a nd lh r fl of itrrrr .s form a shop a r thf' .l im Sh uit'r r es id ence o n Swic k Roa d. According to th e report. weldin g ta nks , hoses, a nd a tor c h we re taken as wrl! as a dri ll a nd si de gri nd r•r The report s ta ted I hat II is lrl'iic vcd the lhgft occu rred with in the pa st couple of d ays. Fina lly. Dav id Price, Ro ute 1<:l. Pom eroy. reports that he ha d a pproximall'ly 250 feel of copper wire s lo lr n fr om his propert.v An Investi gat ion Is continuing. ,)· Middleport block party Saturday work load from thr f'liminat(•cl positions wa s rai sPd b\ srYrra l L'uoko;; with the supPrintrndrnt agai n comparing thP loc a l numbPrs wi th lh P statP 8\'Cragr. uf 17 mPa1 s ]Jf'r work hour hv ra ch cook AR/1. Food Sc'n'H' I' i s in lh s1·cond .W' ilr of man agement of thp sch oo l hr pakf<lst ;md lunch progr am Du ri ng thf' meeting a wso\u 1io n wa s pa ssed lo abo lish six fu ll -timr cook posit ions and CTf'alf' four half -tirrw rook posi lio ns. Thf' full -limP positions tHt< at Sal isbury. Sa lf'm ('f'ntf' r. duled for layoff. was transfer red to a not her pos ition In the dis trict . It was explained duri ng lh r meeting th a t th e la yoffs a re in accorda nce with th e Redu cti on in Forcp Po lley o f the con tract belwepn th r Me igs Loca l Sc hool Di s tri c t Board of Ed uca ti on and ta r v Schools . and hal f -li mP couk and half -tim f' cash ter at Mrig ..., th e Ohio Association of Publ ic Hi g h School. Employees In rr s ponsl' 10 som r quPst i on ~ raisrd b.v Sl '\'{' ra l cook s (:l ltrnd · ing lhf' mprt ing . Car(X'n trr rx plai nrd th J t t hP St alP 0 0par1 mrnt of Ed ur ·a tion li sl<., thr '-o!a tp avt•ragr for f' :!Ch cook prt•paring mr als for o., chnol chi ldrrn :1t 17 pr r hou1 ~k o.;;_lid that l<.~st H' c~r t hr a ,·rr:q;P w <J .., sr,·rn mPa I" pPr work hnur at th P '-)a]Pm Cr nt ('l" and S; tli .o., IHJ r_ ,. _ c.rhoo l'-. , r~nd con sid!'ra bl.\ ]p ..,., than lh f' LIH'ra .c c 17 mPal o., pt •r hour at other sr hno ls. T ht ' .'. UPI'' r in tt·ndcnt t•xpla tnf'd !hal t' Ou ks i n pos ition s which :.m ' !wing ahulis hrd rhr ou)2 h l ht · rl'du c t io n in st aff wi l l tw g i\'P il thl' opport unit \' to transfC'r i nto anoth f' r pos it ion Hr said thdl in ltccm·dan r t• 1.d th !he· l'Onlract with OAPSL, oprn posi ti on s wJJI bl' po,. trd and (' ffiployrp ~;, will bP g i vr n th1• op fX") rtu nil .\' In h irl o n the OJWn ings. Th e qur q ion of abso rbin g lh r Bradbury. Ha rri sonvi lle. a nd Middleport El e mentar y Schools a nd Meig s Hi gh Sc hool. H alf-I Jm P posit io ns rrPatrd were for 13radbu ry·. H.:JJ-rison vr llr . ond Mid dlepor t [lrmPn Thf' ho;ncl a lso a doptrd <.t brhrfi t~ poli c,\ during lhl' m<'Pl · ing. Thr nf'w po l i£'_\' pr o\·i dps th:.~t con tr;J ct l'X Pmpl no n-rr rt i fird Pmp lo_\·c·r s " h•ill hi' l ' l igibk for Board paid in'-.urancc b1n r fih r1nl.\ if thl' rr g ul il r work <..,C hPdulP for th<' Pm plovrr consists of grPa ter th ;m :mhours prr wePk. ;tnd tha t PX L'mpt non -c ert ifi ed r mplo_ vP t> s sha ll consist of all non-cPr ti fiPd Pm pl ovrrs C'X · cluc!Pd b.v thP con tra ct brtwren th r M Pigs Lor cil Sc hool Dis tric t Hoard nf Education and lh<' Ohio i\ .:;s ociation of Puhl ic School Emp\u_vPP<..,. inl' luding al l part lim P pPr sonn PI. I n ot hf'r !Ju ... i ncss !he board hi rr d Tam my C'h a~m <:~ n as a teJchrr for tlw l'urrPnt school _\'Par. Shr will b!' as<;i gnrd t hr kt nd f' r ~artPn posi tion at Br adbu r~' Jnd 1-la r r i so n villt~ Th e rrsl )::" na t lo n o f Victoria PPavle) as a subs ti1ulr IPac hcr wa s ac cepted . Af trr adop ti ng a n 'soluti on tha! fo llow·ing ,lch·prtisi ng, no crr!Jfh1 d app l ir :1n1 s h;I\'P app lierl f()t' OJX'fl ('OJChJng positiOil.'i, thl ' boa rd volrd to hin· PJ.t O'R r ien as srvrn th g radr bJ skctball co a c h. Chris St out as e ighth g r ad (' bas krl b:-tl! coar ll , and Grnr W i.o;;r as ninth g: radr be:t skp f b;tl l coar h. 1\r-ithrr Ric k 1\ sh wh o had appli Pcl fo r rt'SPr\"1' bask C' t 11.11 1 cOJC' h, no r Ri r k Ech\etrd o., ('o nt i nw ' c! on pagr ~ .----Local news briefs-----, Jury trial continues today !\ n agt·n t from I hf' Oil in r:u f"f 'J u n! ('ri m i 11 .1 ! In \'('\ 1i_c a lron took V."itnr>ss <; IJnd cts th!' j urv t rt al o f Stt •\' t'll Jlm \:(•1! got uncJ ,·rwa .\ · 111 Mt'Jgs ( ·ollllf _\ Comm on PIP<!." C'o un on Th ursda .\· Powf• l l fac rs c har gl'." of '-. <Ill' 11f ma ri j u;1na on ,\p rt l ~. ~~~ : culti\·;tt tun o f ma l i j u;HJ:i ,1ncl o.,;!ll' of m a ri j ua n; t on. J u n~ · '!.'2 . 1 9~1 : o~ nd n ll ti\ :•l inn of lii.Jr iju; Hla .tnd ......liP o f rn , Hi jtLI Il<t o n .Junp '.!h. lhr l!tR ~ . Powt ·ll 1.. , rrplt'.'-,f'll!t>d IJ\· \ilr·th" ( 'nun! \ l'ublic lldr·nd Pr Ch a r[(\~ It t\ni ght. \d!IIP tlw S!dll ' uf Ohi n I" n •pn·sentpd h .\ Mri~Z s Cou n t.\' Prn.sr>c uto r Str\·cn I. ~ t o n :t nd A 'is is ta nt rro~('Cutnr l.i ncli:.l H_ \\'.-it'!ll'l Tht' tri.Jl i.._, f ' :-\ Pf'( 'l t •d In continue· th r o u ~-: ~1 l··r id.t.\ Co nt 1nur-cl on pa_12r 4 I\ rar show. a va riC'I\ o f Pn trr! a inmrn! , gamr .., for lhP kid s. and Cl' Jft di splay s wi ll br ft> J t urPs n f 1hr E i ghth An nual Mrddlcporl 111oc k Party which i.s sc h0c!ul r d to grt undrrway· a t noo n on Saturda y· . Sponso red by Midd lrport mer · c h a nt '-l. 1hr e,·rnt agai n th is year \\·ill ha\·r gamr and craft booths ;rl ong r-< o r th Seco nd Street In lhf' mid.sr r ti on of tow n. All of the Pntnl ainm r nt will br a t Dilrs Park dow n nrar the river. a nd lil r- car show will be he ld near lhf' T nn Sou th Secon d a nd Mill. Lntrrtainmrnt will begin a t noo n wi th the Suga r a nd Spi er fla t on Corps performing. fo llow in g b~ thr sq uare da ncing group . lle ll!'.sa nd&•aus .all p.m . C W. Gau II will have a magic show a! 2 p .m . and lat er in lh<' aftrr noo n Rog•·r Dent's Ni ne-One-One wi ll pNform . /\gain I his year th e Middleport fi r r m r n wi ll havr a c hl c kpn ba r bPrue a t th e firehouse . Dua ne We be r a nd Cra ig Veno.v are co -c hairm e n of the car show . T he n · will be 19 classes with firut and seco nd trophies to be awa rded in each class. An addition a l 10 trophies for specia l features will a lso be awarded. T here w ill a lso be awarded a four foot bes t of show trophy . Reg istration for !he car show to be he ld ra in or shine will be from 9 a . m . to noon with th e awa rds to be presente d at 4 p.m . Severa l door prizes will a lso be a wa rded and there will be mu sic a t the s it e throughout th e a ft er noon . SPACE TOMATOES - The Rutl and fourth graders called them " s pace tomat oes". Actually the tomatoes were produced from seed which had spent six years In a space satellite. A plant developed from one of the seeds was given to Carol Evans by a friend and she dec ided to use the tomatoes as a teaching tool In her clasroom. As explained by one of th e c hildren. the seeds wQjje sent Into space to determine what effect It would have on the regular growth pattern of tomatoes. Monday afternoon the youngsters e njoyed a salad topped with ' 'qpace tomatoes." Rob Smith, Macle Pierce, Matthew Justice, and Jamie Barrett shared In cutting up to tomatoes, overseen, of course. hy Ms. Evans. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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