https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0033c6afb72fedc9429c774276bd170a.pdf 5cbb95abb224cd7e8880018e6cbeeb28 PDF Text Text Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, September 25. 1990 Hagg)!... ---Local news briefs ... ---, EMS has 10 runs Monday Continued !rom pa g e 1 fractured tibia and was in guarded condition Tuesday morning, according to a Holzer Medical Center spokeswoman . Lawson and Nlehm were not Injured. No one was cited in the crash . Liquor stores to close Director John R. Hall of the Ohio Departmen t of Liquor Control announced today that a ll s tall' liquor stores, liquor agencies and departmental o!!lces will Ill' l'iosed on Monday, Oct. 8, In observance of Columbu s Day . Meigs announcements SARto meet The !lrst regular meeting of the year of Ewings Chapter of th e Sons of the American Revolutio n will be held Thursday at I he Meigs County Museum 1n Pomeroy. Dinner, by reservation only. will begin at 6: 30 p.m . followe d by the business meeting and program at 7: 30 p.m . The speaker will be Mrs Ro nald Reynolds, regent of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter D.A.R . She will speak on herbs and their uses a medicine in earl,v America. Delegates to the recent centen · nlal .S.A.R. Congress will bP reporting. By·law changes wi ll be discussed and plans lor the parade float in the upcoming GaiUpolls Bicentennial Parade will be made. Plan homecoming. The Eagle Ridge Commun it.v Chu rc h will observe ti s home· coming on Sunday with mor nin g services ~t 10 a.m. and a carn. . ·i n dinner a t 12:30 p.m. · The afternoon program wtll begin at 1:30 p.m. There wil l be special si nging by the Bi sse ll Brothers and the Orr F a m ily. Hunter safely The Coolville VFW P os t 347~ will have a hunter safety cour s~ at the Lions Club Bu ilding on Main Street in Coolville. Th~ course wllUbe held Oct. 3, >. 10 and 12 fr om &·9 p.m For m o r~ lnlormatlon contact Robert V Pullins at 667·3831 or Edward Wigal at 667 -&&57 Rlven1ew Garden Cluh The Rlven1ew Garden Clu b wlll meet Thurujay at 7 30 p.m at the home of Mary Alic e Bi s ~ Serving as co·hostess will br Ruth Anne Ba lderson . Aliu on Cauthorn Kreiss, at tornr .v. v:ill present the program Sorority to meet The Preceptor Beta Beta Chap· te r . Beta Sigma Phi So rority will meet Thuruday at 7::10 p.m . at the Grace Episcopal Church pa r ish hall. Hostesses are Vera Crow and Norma Cus ter. Hymn sing There will be a hymn s ing a t the Middleport First Baptist Chu rc h on Oct. 6 a t 6:.10 p.m . fea turing Jan and Kathy and the Children of God . Following the hymn sin g thrrr will be a fellowship. Hocking Valley Chorus The Hocking Valley Chorus of Swee t Adelines will have it s ninth annual show . "Rock and Le t th e Good Times Roll" on Oc t. 13 at 8 p.m . a t the At hens High School Aud itorium in The Plains. ·'Fire· works" a m a le quartet wil l perform . Tick ets are $4 a t th e door and for more information contact Kath y Dailey at 698·867 2. Women's !elfowship The Women's Fe llowsh ip of Me tgs Coun ty Churches of Christ will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m a r the Hemlock Grove Church of Chris 1. Cou ncil to meet The Racine Vi ll age Council will m eet in spec ial sr ssion on Wednesda y a t 7 p.m . in counc il c hambers . Repair on th e pa c ke r truck wil l be discussed . Trustees meeting The board of tr ustees for Columbi a Township will meet Monday a t 7: :JU p.m . at the lire s ta t!o n. tiren~es issued M3.rriagc lic rn sr s ha ve bff· n iss urrl in Mt•ig s Countv Proba1 P Court 1o William Eugene Ru ssell. :~ 7. Po rnPro~· . and Ar le nr Srar ber ry. 2Y. Midd lepor t. Ten ca lls lor assistance were answered by unit s of Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vices on Monday . AI 12 : 42 am., Racine squad went to Reedsville for Alice Cheva lier. She was taken to Camden Clark Memorial Hospi · tal. Pomeroy squad was dis· patched to Ebenezer Street a t 5:42a.m. and took Helen Prunty to Holzer Medical Center. At 6: 09 p.m., Middleport squad was sent to West Main Street lor Freda Smith. who was taken to Veterans Memoria l Hospital. Racine squad went to Bashan Road at 7:38a.m., Pauline Rose went to Veterans Memorial Hospttal. At 10:42 a.m .. Rutland squad was called to Lance Road. Wayne Zeigler was taken to Holzer Medical Cen ter. Rutland squad was ca lled to Paget ow n at 3: 48 p.m.; Loui se Burbr id ge was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 6:39 p.m., Pomerov squad and Stocks Dafly stod prlees {As of !0:30 a_m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Am E lectr ic Power 26 ~~ AT&T ..... ..... . 30:Y, Ashland Oil . ..... ... 30 % Bob Evans .. 12 Ch arm in g Shoppes . ... R}A City Holding Co . . . 15\\ Federal Mogul . 15];4 Goodyea r T&R . . ..... 17 % Key Cen turion .. . 10 3;~ Lands' End ... . .. !0% Limited Inc . .... 14 ~~A Multimedia inc . . 61Y1 Rax Res taurants ... I Robbins & Myers . . ... 19 II Shoney's Inc .· ....... ll 7r11 Star Bank .... .. . .... . 16V4 We ndy 's tnt '!. 5~'11 Worthington Ind . . 19 1;. !Ire department were called to a motor vehlcl~pedestrlan accl· dent on State Route 7. Edsel Johnson was transported to Vaterans Memorial Hospital a nd later to Holzer Medical Center. Middleport squad was called to Custer Street at 8:20 a.m. a nd tran sported John Ord to Vete· rans Memorial Hospital. At 11:25 p.m., Pomeroy squ ad went to Sta te Route 14.1 lor James Wyat I. Wyatt was transported to Vete rans Memorial Hospital. Judge Crow a lso overru led a motion to suppress evidence yesterday In the case of Tony Hutton, another of the 12indlcted In July . Hutton , through his artornev s . William Slavens and Marv Bone Kucze, both of Jackson, had requested that certai n sta te· ments taken a t the time of his arrest, evidence seized pursuant to a search , and pw trial Iden ti fi . cation of the Defendant by BCI agent Maria Eswl:ly, not be Crisp ... Beth ... Co ntlnued !rom page I officials, Including Dr. Romola Hopkins, executive director of the Gallla ·Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Dr ug Addiction. a nd Mental Health, a nd Eleanor Thomas, director. and Mrs . Oliver, Meigs County Council on Aging . "Foundations lor Success A Blu eprin t lor the Future" was 1he theme of the co nference whieh was at tended by 1,800 people from 28 states . three territories and two co untries. Over 250 workshops on variou s lssues wrre presented over the three days of th e conference. Ms . Theiss attended several of the workshops while in Clncin· nail lor th e three day confe rence. Continued from page I admitted at trial. Hutton's jury trial is set lor October 24 . Accord! ng to Prosecutor Story, a nother of th e defendants , John O'Dell Blake, laces a jury trial on Thursday . He is c harged with one count of t rafflcklng In cocaine a nd three cou nt s of tra!!icking In marijuana . Clonc h, who was Blaka's co· defendant on two of I he charges aga in st Blake, was convicted last week. Leading Creek Watershed Association . The Indictment agains t J· Crisp was one of three iiteda~e: r esult of the In vestiga tion . His Parents , Jack w. cr,·sp,ammer 1 . President of the Board 011 CCD and Glenna R. Crisp, a f~rme; general manager. were also Indic ted. No cash was pos ted as a term of the bond; it wa s secu red b . 1 Hospital news Crisp's personal slgnatw-e only. No restriction was placed on Crisp's current emp loyment at the district. although a cond ition of the bond was that Cmp not discuss the pending crim ina l h' ·h c harges aga in st 1m wtt members of the stall at LCCD. According to Toy, a mol ion lor recusal ttosrepdownl o!thetrlal judge ts expe~ted to be !lied by Judge Fred \\. Crow Ill in th e next severa l days; a rrar gnme nt s lor Jack Crisp and Glenna Crisp are set for October 12 . Veterans Memorial STATE AUTO OFFERS SOMETHING SPECIAL ADM !SSIONS- Don Cul lums. Pomeroy; Pauline Rose, Racine. DISCHARGES Kimberly File. Benjamin J. Sol, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Trained in Childbirth and Women's Diseases Both Medical and Surgical J'or ~ointm£nt, Caff 675-3400 MonJag-J'riJag, 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. It's the SERIES ONE business Policy ... packaged protection for retail stores, offices, churches, apartments, drug stores. Simplified In content, convenient In format and very affordable. PVH Medical Office Building Suite 215, Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV Secrrtary of Sta te Sherrod Brown reported today that a rt i· c!0s of incorporation havr been filed with his office in Colum bu s b;· Roland Dague . Jr., incorpora · In OB-GYN Practice since 1975 tor for Overb rook Manor , Inc . 'X9w acu Middlepor t The agent is Roland Da gue . J r . 683 Oak St. Columbu s. Ohio Lottery Plck-3: 829 Plck-4: 6313 Cards: 8-H, 8-C, 8-D, J -S Page3 Low tonight near 110. Thunday, m081ly •unny. High In mid 70s. • Continued !rom page 1 v. Papers filed Major Hoople's Mator Hoople's forecast 10011''1 IOIICAIT 11tW J1.atitnts Vot.41, No .101 By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Three coaching positions were filled and several student tran s· portatlon problems dlscuSS{•d at Tuesday night's meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education John Arnott was hired as varsity assistant football coach, to be assigned to the junior high sc hool . Rick Ash was named assistant varsity basketball coach, a nd Rick Edwards w serve basketball coach. The board also voted to add Judith Gannaway and Daniel Murray to the list o! s ubstitute e lementary teachers_ Discussed at length during the meeting were transportation need < of a physically handicapped stJdent and four students who attend the severely behaviorally handicapped class at Letart Fall:; . The board approved "untll furt her notice" transporting the physically handicapped student by Blue Sneak Cab !rom his home to the Salls'>urv Elemen·.ary School at the rate of$9a day It was noted :hat the student's condltton prohibits him from riding the district's bu• for handicapped stude nts . As lor the four students wlth severe behavior problems who attend the SBH county clas s at Let~rt Falls, the board decided to continue Blue Streak lor another day only and then hire an aide to r1de the regular handicappedeq uipped school bu s to supervise those students. The board will then determine whether the Wl dally charge set by Blue Streak or the expense ol hiring an aide costs less and then make a linal decision on how to best transport the students at the least cost. It was pointed out by Supt . ~ OJ By JULIE E. DILWN Sendnel News Stall Some thought It would never happen. Some said It never would. It did. Pomeroy has its very own McDonald's, thanks to Roscoe Mills, Ripley, franchise owner of the new restaurant. Approximately 200 Invited gu · ests were treated to catered preview at the restaurant on Tuesday evening In which Inter· ested parties were given tours of the new establishment. The restaurant Is reported to be one of the largest In Its region. the Pittsburgh region, and a lso features the first ever tace· to!ace drive· through facility in rhe region . This fac~to-face system will a llow the customer more per· sonal co ntact when placing orders at the drive-up window a nd will alleviate unnecessary ........ Nt&W IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY AND YOU GET THE PRESENTS! You're Invited To Our Silver Anniversar, Celebration • An Old-Fashioned Soda Shop Beeord Hop! You'll have Fun, Fun, Fun at Peoples Bank's Silver Anniversary Celebration! Wake Up. Little Susie - Come to the Party! Monday, RockTober lst through Saturday, RockTober 6th at all three Peoples Bank locations. There'll be music to remember, free Coke and popcorn. birthday cake, music on the Jukebox. free balloons, a special "Birthday" CD, record -breaking rates on car loans. free candy, car -hops, and dozens of door prizes, including: A $500 Shopping Spree on your Peoples Bank Visa or Mastercard! Free Club Checking for a year! Interest on a Million Dollars for a day! A Free Payment on your Peoples Bank Mortgage Loan (Up to $500)1 U.S. American Eagle Silver Dollars! A Free Peoples Bank Safe Deposit Box for a year! Last day to regiSter for door prizes IS Friday, October 5lh . And we'll kick off our party with a FREE Concert by Phil Dirt and the Dozers at the Point Pleasant High School Gym on Monday, RockTober 1st at 8:00p.m. MASON 773 -5514 POINT PLEASANT Member F.D.I.C. Equal Housing Lender 675-1121 tland, Sa lisbu ry, Salem Center, Middleport and Bradbury schools were discussed and the board a uthor1zed the superintendent to proceed with advertis· ing lor such service_ Supt. Carpenter noted that the place Is lor three phones In each sc hool. The name o! Ce lesta Coates was removed from a list of cooks who are to be laid oil next month due to a position open ing In the district . Maternity leave was granted to Lorrl Barnes a nd Mary Brauar until Oct. 29. No action was taken on the matter of wage Increases for hourly exempt non-certified em- ployees. It had been recom· mended by Supt. Carpen ter that the Increases be g iven to bring the exempt group up to the same rate as Is being paid bargaining unit employees. In executive session durtng the meeting the board heard Linda Morris on a matter concerning the Ohio Association of Public Sc hool Employees salary Increase. Attending were Supt. Carpen· ter, Treasurer .Jane Fry, and board members, Robert Barton, president, Jell Werry, Bob Snowden, Larrq Rupe, and Rl· chard Vaughan . confus ion. FRANCHISE OWNER - &scoe MilL•, fran· chlse owner, and his wile, Sandee, along with store employees, hosted a catered dinner at the new Pomeroy McDonald's on Tuesday evcnin~ lor approximately 200 guesls . The restaurant oilers many onlque features lor Its customers, lnclujlng a !ace-1<>-lace drive-through service. The restaurant will open tomorrow (Thursday) at Ga.m. and a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 8 a.m . Sheriff's deputies continue probe of accidents, B & Es The Meigs Coun ty Sheriff' s Department continues its lnvestl· gallon Into three a u to accident s and two breaking and entering incidents. Sherif! James M. Soulsby reports that deputies were cal led to the scene of an acclden I report on Saturday on Sta nert Road and Dyes ville Road . Sometime during the night. d black Toyol!i traveling north on Dyes ville Road failed to make a turn and went of! the roadwaq . traveling over a hill and striking a tree. The license plates were re· moved !rom the car; char ges are pending. On Tuesday afternoon, d~pu · l iPs re ported that James KoPnlg of M lddleporl was sou thbo und on State Route 7 ln lhr construction are a north of the State Highway Garage when his windshield was dam"ged by a rock throw n !rom the highway . On Tuesday ev en ing , depu ti es took a report or a deer-car acc id e nt J o hn V Stewart of Pome roy was northbound on U.S. Route 33 in h i< 1987 Nlssan truck a nd struck a deer that jumped In to his path Mod erate ~amagc Is listed to the truck . Ca ro lyn Tripp of Tuppers Plains repo rt ed on Tua sday e ve ning th a t her home had been entered, and that a vldeocassetl€ re corder, a computer, jewelry , compact disc player, chain saw and other items were stolen . The department contpnues Its I nvestlga tion into the Incident. Larry Smith of Racine told the department on Tuesday evening that someti me dur1ng the day one of hi s cows had ben sho t twice with a shotgu n. Investigation Is also continuing its Inves tigation Into the break · lng and enter in g of the Uam Hick residence on Painter Ridge. The resid ence was entered sometime before midnight on Friday night. Cash a nd two gu ns were reported missing . En try was ga ined by forcing open the fromt door. A drive· through customer's first stop Is at the order window . It Is h ere that the order will be placed a nd where the customer will receive any desired condl ments. From that point thr cu stomer drlv(>S to the next window where paymPnt Is made and then on to the third window to receive the order. The restaurant Is al so equip ped with large storage areas, a walk· ln freezer and a wa lk ·ln refrigerator . and a large crew room eq uipped with televisio n and VCR for employee trainin g purposes . The preparation areas of the restaurant are designed with the !act th a t McDonald's has a place and purpose for e veryt hing and that lor eac h preparation station there is an employee . This is one reason, according to Raglna Hupp, fir st assi s tant al the establis hment, that McDonald 's is able to employ so ma ny peop le. The dining area of the res tau · rant features railroad memora bilia from the area, Including railroad lanterns and spikes . Unique features to the restaurant Includes a working model train· encased In glass and an original oil painting by Thomas Sta hl, Little Hocking, of the Pomeroy Freight Station. McDonald's L-shaped dining area, which laces the Ohio River, will sea t 133 people. This amount of seating was made possible by the expanston ot the building by 20 feet un e ach end . Original p la ns had only provided seating lor 90 . The restaurant wil l emp loy approximately 80 people, 55 of which will be on a lull time basis . McDonald's will open Its doors tomorrow (Thursda y) at6 a .m. A ribbon cuttin g c erem ony will IX' conducted a t 8 a .rn Pomeroy woman dead after crash A Pomeroy woman was killed in a one·c ar accident around 10 p .m . Tuesday night on State Route 143, six miles west of Pomeroy . Barbara A. Whittington, 32. of 37265 SR 143, was north bound when sh e drove oil the lelt side of the roadway . She then came back on to the r oadway , went off the right side and dr ove Into a ditch, according to a release !rom the Ga!Ua ·Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol. Whittington was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of th e crash and was ejected from he r 1984 Ch evrolet Chevette Meigs County EMS and the Meigs Cou nty Sheriff's Depart· ment were also a t the scene. Whittington wa s pronounced dead at th e sc e ne by the Meigs Cou nt y Coroner. Furthe r details as to the cause of the crash were not availab le . Th e accident IS s till under investigation. A Long Bottom man was cited for Improper passing Monday alter a two· c ar accident on Meigs County Road 30 In Sulton Township . Vaughn K Mitc hell, 20, was westbound when he attempted to pass a westbound farm tractor that was making a Jell turn, driven by Char les lhle, 49, of Racine. As Mitchell was attempt lng to pass, the tractor turned Into the side of Mltc hell's car and the two collided, according to a report from the Gallla· Meigs post of the Stat e Highway Patrol. Neither drive r wa s Injured. Local news briefs----. Will open highway bid.s Friday Bids on the Nye Avenue and Route 33 and 124 Intersection projec t In Pomeroy will be opened on Friday , according to .Joseph Leach, District 10 Deputy Director . Ohio Department of Transportation . Originally scheduled to be opened Tuesday , the de lay was necessary because of some minor plan changes whi ch had to be directed to contractors bidding on the projec t. While the enUre project wlll be so ld at the same time. the firS! phase will Involve only the area on Route 124 where the stone Contin ued on page li Voinovich defends budget actions Good Golly. Miss Molly! Peoples Bank is having a party! An old-fashioned soda shop record hop - and you're Invited. Don't Walk Away, Renee -- come and Join us! Do Wah Diddy Diddy, Da Doo Ron Ron! lil\PPY 5IQTHDL\.Y TO U6 James Carpen ter that the state does require that transportation for the four stud ents be provided, and does give some reimburse· ment for th e cost of that transportation . No action was taken on th e superintendent's recommenda · lion to purchase services from Barbara Culbertson, a physical therapfllt. The recommendation was fo r physical therapy for a handicapped student at one-hall hour per week at the rateo!$37 an hour. New phone systems lor the Harrtsonville, Pomeroy, Ru - More than 200 people attend McDonald's preview Tuesday 214 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY 992·6687 IJ 26 Centt A Multimedia Inc. Newtpaper Transportation problems aired by Meigs board ~ ........_.., OGAN RNER 2 Sections. 16 Paget Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September 26. 1990 Copyrighted 1990 THL\.NK6 TO YOU! NEW HAVEN 882-2135 Certificates of Deposit Subject to Substantial Penalty for Early Withdrawal By RICH EXNER CLEVE LAND I UP II - Republican gubernatorial nominee George Voinovich Tuesday said Cleveland Council President Jay Westbrook Is simply playing polltlcs In blaming the city's budget problems on the former mayor. Cleveland Is sho rt $25 m Iilion as It tr1es to work out a budget for next year, and Westbrook was critical of Voinovich during a Finance Committee meeting Monday . Westbrook said Voinovich, who served as mayor for 10 years, allowed the city 's budget surplus to talllrom $5.6 million In 1987 to $45,000 this year . "That's nonsense," Voinovich said In a telephone Interview from Cincinnati. "All you have to do II look at the balance In each ol thOle lew years .•.. II council had bad their way, they would have spent It all." Westbrook also said Voinovl ch g • ve police across -the-board pre· mlum pay Increases lor a ccept· ing on~person patrol cars with· out council's knowledge. and made no provision in the 1990 budget for a recent $6 million award to llre!lghters In an arbitration case . "The truth of the matter Is that the previous administration wanted (labor[ peac~ and no pain," Westbrook sa id . Westbrook has endorsed [)e. mocrat Anthony Ce lebrezze In the governor's race. He became co un cil president this year with the retirement of George Forbes, also a Democrat but an ally ol Voinovlch on many Issues . "We lelt a balanced budget, and you've got a new admlnflltratlon In control," Voinovlch said. ''They're now controlling the destiny of the city_ Mayor Michael White, a Demo- crat who recentl y endorsed Cel~ brezze a ft er sta lling on the Issue <or months. refused :hi s week to be critical of Volnovich. "It's plain politics," Voinovich said of the criticism from West · brook . " ! know it. You know it. The public knows It . Westbrook played poUUcs th e entire time I was mayor of Cleveland . Now he's m the driver' s seal, and he's finding our that It's a lot more di!llcuil when you ' re on the Inside. " Voinovlch o!!ered no sugges tions lor solvin g the budget problems In Cleveland . "I don't have any idea. I'm no t pr1vy to th e ligures that are there, " he sa id . ''They want to spe nd more on E MS, they want to spe nd more on pollee a nd they want to spend more on fire . That's wonderful II you have the money to spend." McCoy, Jualor, and Me11111 Wolfe, sophomore. The freshman attendut, Junle Hill, was not pre&eat SOU'DIERN HOMECOMING - One of lh8oulhera High School girls will be crowned homeoomlnr queen Ill halftime ceremonleB at the 8oulbern·BIIIInllll Trace came Friel., nl(ht. The eaadldUel are from the left, Andrea TbeiM, &byn Stout, JuDie Beerle, Cheryl Pape, and lor lbe picture. Frldll¥ afternoon the lradltloaal oomecomiDI parade wiU take pl~ee. Ploata IUICI queea candlda&e can will leave the blp aebool tit 2 p.m. lor a trip around Mica Jones, all &enlon; wltb tltlendauta, Michelle town. '• • �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF' THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~t:h ts: m~ f""T""'\...-Jl..--,-. ~d.~ qjV ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Mana1er PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/ ControiiPr A MEMBER ofTht> United Press fnrrrnallonal. fn la nd Dally Prt"S s Associa t ion and thr American Newspaper Pl:bllshcrs Association . LETTERS O F' OPfNION are welrome. 'I ht>V should~ less than 300 words long. All letters are subj ect to ed iting a~d must be signed with name. addrf'Ss and 1rlephone number . No Jns!gn~ letters will bepubllshPd L etters should be In good taste. addressing Is suPs, not personali- ties Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 26, 1990 that the Energy Department picked Yucca ~ountaln In 1987, the most credible critic or the choice has been the department' s own chief geologist on the proj ect . Jerry Szymanski says he is neither a whistle-blower nor a p<JII!Ieal activist. He is jus t an Energy Department employer w ho Is willing to say what others won't · Yucca Mou ntain Is the wrong placP . It seems that groundwater under the mountain could flood the radioart Ivc dump In t he event or an earthquake, which his study says Is hi ghly IlkPly In the nex 1 10.000 years - harl'ly a tick on thf• radloactlvP clnf'k . If that happened, the water and earth would be p<Jisoned. Szymanski didn't back down. When the final draft of his study was finished last year, he In· slsted that It be reviewed bv five 'clenttflc peers. That panel of geolo gists ts winding up Its n'vlew and the preliminary re· port Is due out any day. While the panel chairman decli m'd to tell us which way the pa nel w as leaning, one promi nPnt member to ld our associate Dan Njegomlr that II looks like Szymanski Is right on the money Archambeau said ht• was reluc tant to jump the gun and pre·empt ol her panel membe., . He also doesn't want his cri!I clsm to delay construction of the dump even lon ger . It's just that he wants It In the right place. He scored the Energy Department for "d ishonesty" In Its approach to Its own scientist's research . "They're pretending Szymanski's hypothesis Is ridicu lous," he told us. Why would the federal government be so blindly devoted to Yucca Mountain? Szymanski offered one expla· nation - In ert ia . The bureau · cracy gets so ld on one notion and can't change course. He noted that two other sites under consideration earlier were also touted as Ideal by their respective fans In the Energy Department COLU MBUS, Ohio !UP!) This week's Ohio High School Athletic Association computer ized football ratings 1the top four teams In each region qualify for the playoffs! : subjects wa s exactly what many of them do with reporters. Esse ntially, Souter declined to answer quPstiuns about issues that would get him into trouble willl somPonP no mattE'r what he said . DelROiT Will the Tigers regret Volunteering? eFFie leNT AUTOMOBILe II)?AS. By Maj. Amos B Hoople Peerless Prognosticator game. The g!'ound attack is powered by RB Stacy Danley, a real speedster. The rock·hard Auburn defense is anEgad. fnends' They'll be pl.1ying chored by wtan't-miss All - American~ the Game of the Day in Jordan Hare DT David Roc~er. Stadium in Alabama on Saturday Tennessee !'uffered a staggering when the Auburn Tigers host the Ten - blow when All-SEC RB Chuck Webb nessee Volunteers. It's a battle or SEC was sidelined for the season by a knee titans and two of the country s top injury . But his replacement, Tony teams . Thompson. proved to be more than Auburn is 2-0 after convinci ng "ic- adequate, running for ftv e TDs in two tories over Fullerton State, 38 -17, and games_ Ole Miss. 24-lO. The Tenne....., Vots The Vol olfens.ve !me is spearhead · are an impressive 3-0-1. They staged eo by awesome tackles Charles a terrific come from behind ~rive to McRae (6·foot-7, 291 pounds) and An · lie Colorado, 31-31, in the inaugural tone Davrs (6-4, 310). Drsneyland Classic. The Vo!s then deh a classic struggle, the Hoop!< molishl\(1 Pacific, 55-7, Missis.sippt System calrs ;t for Tenne.,..,.,, 21-22 . State, 40-7, and UTEP, 56-0. That's In the Midwest, the resurgent Ohw 151-14 in therr last three games' State Buckcy•s will entertain Pac·!O Pat Dye's Auburn club boasts a power Soulhern Caltfornia (on ABC. strong olfense, led by red-shirt fresh- TV). The Trojans walloped the Buck' man QB Stan White, who tied a school last year, 42·~. but that's not in the record with lour TD passes in his frrst cards ~his week.. AUTO I~OOSTRV First among those issues is abor tion and thPbestthpsenatorsco uJj get from him on tha t was. " I have not got any age nd a on what should be done with Roe vs. Wadf' . I will l is ten to OOth sides of that case. I ha\'e not made up my mind ... After Sou 1er madE' that sta temen l. at least onP pro-abort io n group an nounced it would oppose his ronfirm<ltior. . ;1 did r:.o t sav whether it thought he was lying under oat h or whether it would opPose anyone ~~ · ho did not dec lare in advance h ~..• would votP to uphold legal abortion. ,\t th (' same ti m e, ther C' wa s so mp g r~mbling from anti-abortJonis l" who al so wanted Sou trr on fhP rC' cord from u-.e get-go. Se na tor s. notably Jo seph Eid en or Delaware and Edwarrl KennPdy of Massachusetts, tried hard to g("t S0 u'er to take a stancl on at:KJrtion , but he declined because the bs ur see merl likPir to come br1orP thr co urt and he did believe he sr.ould pre j ud ge tl . · Asked why he was willing to di scuss lcgal JS"iUPS rPI<:~ting to se~ discrim inatio n but not abc:tiun. Sou ter <.;d id h,... dicl not helieve there was much chance t he co ur• would br consider ing changes in thP laws agai nst se~ d iscrimina tio n. Th e rP is no mvstery about thr rra son f01 thJ s. Robert Bo rk testifif.'d in detail about hi s opinions du r ing t, is ~ u prerne Cn urt nom inatm n hea ring s and or course ended up bilc k in privat e Jile. Ba r k's ego p robabl y wou ld have rrevrnteJ him from dodging qurstions, but in any case t.e had wntten and spoken so rnu.~ h on the issue s that he couldn"t very wt-11 r efu sr to testi fy on thrm . Souter has left no such paper trail. In any case, almos t evrry politi c ian has at o nr tinw or anothPr 1 u s uall~· during campa igns\ declined 10 take positions on issuPs that srrm ed sure to rna ke Pnf'rn ies . In fact. many cand id a If's for Congrcs" triE-d for yea rs to avoid the abortion issue until thry had to votr on specific legislation in t ht~ HousP and Se nate . t\nd. of co urse, Souter a lm ost surely wi II ha Vf' If\ votf' onP way or thl' other when the next abortion case co mes bPforP thP high co urt. Some might oppos(' this comparison o n grounds tha t thP judiciary is th r onP branch of government that is supposed to bP non -politicJI. Perhaps that is the wav i t is supposed to be, but in thP words of Mr . Doolrv. the famo us 19th century Cht cago barkeeper philosopher. ·· 1 don t k n o~ tf the Constitution fo llows t he fla g. hut I do know the SuprrmP Co urt follows thf' elf'ct ion returns." In truth. there is nv way to in sulatr the federal judiciary from pollll cs . .JudgPs arr chosr n b.v prPs iden ts. who an: political, and ro nfirmPd b:.· 'ie n a t or~. wh oarP not onlJ po l itical but in manycilst• s, lliden and K•onnedv tnc ludrd. t hink they ought to be doing the c hoos in g .'lo whPn a SuprPmP Co urt nom inPP t1dopt -. th1 • political tacllc of dodging no win qu eo.., tJon~ . sf'na tors. of all pPoplP. oug ht to undrrs tand Today in history By United Prrss lnlf"rnational Todav ts Wrd nesd ay. Sept . 26. I he 269th day ofl9!JO wi 1h ~o to foll ow ThP moon 1s waxing, m ovi ng toward its first quar tPr The morning stars arr M ercury. Vrnus. Mars and Jupifer Thr r\"f•nmg star i<:. Sa t urn Berry's World Scoreboard ... i\ME:RICA.~ Putting unfounded fears to rest backyard~ tn th ts cou ntrv I n spltr of 1he ackn owledgmen 1 by most en ergy experts that nu clear energy Is thr mos t practi cal and clean form or C'lect rl ca l ge neration , It rrmaln s low on the list of options to mret our cou ntry's !(!'Owing encq;y nerds Thou gh such htghl v dev eloped countries as France, Bel gium. and Sou th Korea depend heavtl v on nu ciC'ar pow('rrd plant s fo.r their rtrctrlcat power, and mrcl 75S: . 61 '~ and 50'7, re spective ly of their elec tr ical generation needs from this so urer . here in the Unltrd States that figur e stand ' at a low 19'7.. Wh y do other major Ind ustrial ized co untries view nu · c lear power as a major ene rgy source, whi le we In thr U.S. havr bf'come Increasingly r rl1\c al and concerned with !ht s form of p<Jwr r genera lion' A' I Indic ated at the ou tset. much of th e opposition ha s been prompted by frar . frar or thr unknown. frar of the p<Jtrntlal co nsE'quP ncrs of a nucl ear acrl · dent 1\'ever mind t hat thr rr ha s bern !Jut onr accident or consc quence at any of ourrou ntr v's 110 nu clrar powr rrd grnrrating fa ell it il'' sl ncp I heir Inception. N••vrr mind that not a single mcrnhcrofthP generalpubllchas died In this country as a result of an acc ident at a nuc lea rpowerrd plant. Unfortunately . tx>cau se of a few ou ts pok en cr l!lcs. the perce ption exist' that thr'e plant' ar r• Px!rPmcly dangerous If you listen to some environ · mental alarmists In our society , ynu could come away convinced !Ita! anyont• living downwind or within a certain radius of such a plan: . puts their life on the lim', day In and da y out Hopefull y. as a result or a stud y rr>lr>asPd just thi s past week by thr> Nationa l Ca ncer Institute , these unfounded fears can be put to rr'i Hopefu l ly . the fi ndi ngs or this comprehen s lv e study, which lnokrd at decades of health record s on 16 type s of cancer fr om 107 U.S count ies In close pm<lmlt y to nu clear faeltltles. will si lence once and for all a lot nf !111• mi sinformation being sprPad about nuclear power generat ion The rr su l! s or thi s massive study showed tha t the risk of cancrr was not any hi gher , on average, after a reactor was built than before, and that there was no statist ically significant difference between ca ncer rates In counties wllh reactors and in cou nties far re moved from such fa c il i ties . So much for the alarmists. Th e crisis In the Mideast has once again underscored our dependency on oil and Jl<llnts up our co untry's pressing need for a more diversified energy mix. T owa rd this end, It Is time for the United States to get back In the nucl ea r p<Jwered generating bus · !n ess. We ca n't afford not to . We hear more and more about the damage to the ozone la yer, about the problems associated wl!h the release or destructive gasses In to the atmosphere. Nuclear energy Is clean, tt Is cheap, It Is practical If we as a nation are ever go in g to be energy Independent, It Is time we fully exp lored the potential this resource has to offer. It, along with our nation's vast coal resources. offers the best hope for escaping the clutches or the oil barons or the Mideast. the eyes of Texas prefer to stay shut SA.Y, Wf:a..~ --n-\~T MA-~'? NE.\L BUSH? ? i C AL VESTOK . Trxas t NEAt - Although Tex ans revel In their propensity for thr outragrous, a pair of episodes involving ca ndi dates for statewide office herr I his year tllustra tes the appal 1Jn g lack of ethical standards In th r financing or political cam paigns everywhere In thr nation. Thr> first case i nvo lves Sen . Phil Gramm, a Republican seek · lng another term . He had no serious opp<Jslllon In the party's primary and he Is heavily fa . vored to win the November general election . Gramm won handil y when he las! sought elecllon In 19H4, but In that campaign the handling of his polltical funds was at best sloppy · \and at worst dishonest. Moreover, he repeatedly defied the Federal Election Comm is sion when It sought to requ ire an honest accounting, then misled the public by deceptively charac· terlzln g his Illegal actions. None of that, however, seems to have made much of an Impression on Texas voters . Responding to a citizen complaint, the FEC In 1985 lnlll ated ·an lnvesllgatlon of t he financing or Gramm's campaign. When the fT C obta ined a judtcial subpo· r na req uirin g him to rrtlnqut sh thr records documenti ng how hr rai sed and spent approximat ely $10 million. Gramm refused to co mply and di sputed thr FE\ 's aut hori ty to co nduc t any probe or his finan ces . A federal court rejected th~ senator' s efforts to quash both the subpoe na and the Invesl lga · lion . Bu t he r ema ined unbowed. rejec!lng an FEC request to temporarily move his financial records from Texas to Washing· ton and insisting that he b~ provided with a written Inven· tory or all or the approximately 500,000 documents at Issue. In both In stances, the FEC had to obtain court orders to overcome his demands . Last year, Gramm's campaign comm ittee finally agreed to pay a $30,000 line and acknowledge that Its myriad violations of federal el ecllon l aws Included accept ance ol Illegal corp<Jrate donations , failure to Identify Individual contributors, failure to maintain adequate records and failure to refund e<eesslve contributions In a timely manner . The seco nd casr Involv es AI · tornry General Jim Mattox. who C'ar llN this year was an unsuc · cess fui co ntender In a multlcan· dldate Democratic gubernator· tal primary . During that race. It was disclosed that, In the lat e 1980s. Mattox accepted $4:>,000 In ca mpaign contributions from a bu si nessman other state officials had asked the attorney genera l to prosecute. Despite his defeat, the r evelation seemed to have tittle Impacton the state's voters The generous - and notorious -businessman was Lonnie' 'Bo" Pilgrim, a mllllonaire poultry processor who attracted national attention late last year when he appeared on the floor ol the state legislature while a measure he supported was pending and pro reeded to dispense $10.000 checks to ei ght state sena tors . The cheeks ostensibly represe nted campaign con tr ibutions, bul the li ne designating the payee w as left blank , to be filled wit h any name ol the politician's choice . In 1985, state air pollullon officials turned over to Mattox U 1\G lfE Ell..; I Cong. Clarence Miller Robert Walters for prosecu tion a case Involving v iolations at Pilgrim's Eas t Texas poultry rendering plant . Within a few months, Pilgrim donat ed $5,000 to Mattox's cam· palgn fund . The state cou ld have Imposed almost $1.37 million In fines on Pttgrtm, bu t Mattox agreed In October 1986 to a settlement th a t cost Pilgrim only $52,000 In lines and $8 .000 In legal fees. Mattox subseq uen t ly received a total or $441,000 more in political dona· !Ions from Pilgrim In 1987, 1988 and 1989. Finally, an lllustratlon of how no good deed goes unpunished: State Sen . Hugh Parmer of Fort Worth was the honest politician who last year revea l ed that he and others had received the $10,000 checks from Pilgrim. This year, Parmer Is the Democrallc candidate running against Gramm - and the conventional wisdom Is thai he will be drubbed In the November general election. A thought for the day: Poet T .S Eliol wro te. "Human kind cannot bear "Ury much reality . " w 'l'r·urn T oronto J1o ... ron L Pel. CH ;, ;1~2 " Drtmit '2 " 'i.\2 ;; ~ ~ ~R 7 I~DIA SS i ·t Bat! imon· ;, Mllwc~uko~l' ill Ri ~ S4 h.1 qJ J.P1 -JO~ 21 f'f'V. Y ork 1'·.' 1'. •-;. li'i lit "" <64 r, " "f"!il " '". 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Kiln~ ~ f' rt \ · II F.a.'it II L Pd R9 'iiR Tt.ul"§do~y'" Kames 1\rw Vnrk ill \ofontN'al . n~?hl 1\llanta a1 Ci nci nnati. ni~hr St L ou1s at Phtladt'I!-Jhia. ni_gh l ( hka ~o at Pl!t sbu l)!h. night I.A Lakt'f' ~ - Acquirl'd !> wing man TNI) Tea,lol\f' from Cioldf'n <.; tatr lorth!'lr 1991 fir<>! rounrl rlrall r ho!n . tradl'd crn 1rr Marl< Dt•r roit -1. S(';l l rlf' 1 Mi \wu<~kPi · 1\, T vront u ·I (", rl l! o rnia fl. . ll oust on 1Drs'lalrs 6 \21 i\ .1:1p.m .I S~ Istanl rl'!imlt<. Rn~ton burgh IZ. Smith 11 Poi i<"15 p .m Sl. Louls 18 Sml!h A -~\1 at Phllad etphl a tDeJe~us 6-7 f . i· ] 5 p.m At\antrJ 1Smult1 1.'1-10 1 at C1ncln 1allll{ijr\l";"\ i : J)p .m Lo s r\ngr tt> ~ !Morgan ll 1~1 at 'I '\('v. York l <i , L\a lt im()f(' ·1 r,•am Ang('ll"\ San Franf'i <>f'n ,\IJanta Ohio State has rebutlt its offense and defense The Buckeyes are g01ng into this encounter with victories over Texas Tech and Boston College. But the Trojans - Todd Marinovich and Co . - Will prevail. Make it. 28-17 . Also. on ABC -TV, Brigham Young will continue 1ls winning ways as fabulous QB Ty Detmer passes Oregon dizzy in a 45-22 trrumph. In the Sunshine Slate. aII three Florida powers, playing at home. will have good days. Surprising Florida will knock orr Mississippi State . 3H2 With an eye on their showdown next week. Florida State (over Virginia Tech, 42-21) and Miami (over Iowa, 38 ·24) will also emerge vrclonous. Notre Dame entertains Purdue in the 62nd renewal or th1s Indiana-style rivalry. The Irish have defeated the Botlermakers over the last rour years by lopsrded scores. It will be closer this time, as N.D. prevails, 32-11 ln another backyard brawl, North Carolina Sta te's Wolfpack and North Carolina 's Tarhee!s will stage therr 80th bloodlettrng Th1s time N.C. State Will stop the Tarheels. 27-17. Har· rum ph~ Chi..::ago !Coffman U·U 1 at Pitts Majors Not In my .. ha s been the common reaction or t he genera l public when approched abou ttheposslbllltvoflocat\nga major uti lity plant In their area . This has been parti cularly t rue w!th respect to nucl rar powrred generating facilitie s. Fears fed by such Hollywood production s as "China Syndrome" and "Silk · wood," and by the accident s at Three Mile Island and Cher · noby!, have made lt extreme ly difficult. If not Impossible. for the utility Industry to under take thr development or any new nuclear plants In the United States. One on ly has to look at all the costly del ays associated with thr start up or the Seabrook nuclear plant In New Hampshi r e I wh ic h finall y came on line this yea r. four yea rs after cons tru ct lon wa s completed) . and the Shor eham plant on Long Island I which because of the tack of an area evacuation pl an, a requirement Imposed after construction wa s Initi ated, remains id led six vrars after comp leti on\. to apprCrtatf' why the u!llitv Indu stry· has essen !latty run up the white flag with respect to addition al nu ~ clear energy plan t constructio n Division I Region I 1. Cleveland St. Ignatiu s 50.00; 2. L akewood l2.50: 3. Painesville Riverside 40 .00: 4. Austi n town f'itch 38.50: 5. M iddlebur g Heig ht s Midpark 38.00 ; 6. Berea 36 .75 : 7. Boardman 35.00: 8. ttiel Ke nt Roosevelt, Warren How . land and Cleveland Heights, 33.00 rach Region 2 1. Wadsworlll 44.00: 2. Canton ClenOak 4:UXl; .l Massillon Wa · shlngton 37.>11; 4. Sandu sky 35 .00; 5. Massillon Jackson33.00 · 6. Toledo St. John 's 32 50;. 7 Sto_;, 31.12 ; 8. Ca nton McKinll•y 311 .7> Region 3 !. Worthingt on >4 >II; 2. C'olum · bus Brook haven 42 00; 3. Chil li · co lh e 40.50; 4. Manslie!d Mad i son 39.00; 5. Grove Cit y .1800 ; 6 Piqua 37.50: 7. UptJPr Arlington 35.00: ~ . Mansfield Seniot· 33. 50 Region 4 I. Oxford Talawanda 47 >II; 2. Cinci nnati Elder 4:!.511; .J 1tiet Cinclnnal i Princeton and MiddiP~ town, 37.00 each; :\. {tiel Ci ne in nati Moeller and Dayton Patin son. 35.00e ac h; 7. DaytonWaynL' :10 .50: 8 Cincinnati Woodward . 29.50. Division II Region 5 !. Un iontow n Lake 3~ .50; 2. fla yland Buckeye 32.50; 3. Gen· ev a 25 .00; 4. Ch ardon 23.50 ; 5. Steubenville 20 00; 6. Nordonia 19 .00; 7. North Canton Hoover 16.50; R t t iel Beloit West Bra nch and Mantu a Cres twood, 16.00 first of his career- in the filth irming of Tuesday night's game against the host Cincinnati Red, , whom the Braves beat 10-0. [UPI) Prognosticator 'N~Y, Ye~, we ARe INT~TtoD IN ~ION6 AT YoUR FUeL and his bat to bring the Pirates' back from a 3·0 deficit. In the first i nn ing. llr;Jbek walked leadoff man Jerome Walton and then gave up back ·IO· back sin gle' to Ryne Sandberg and Mark Grace . producing a 1·0 Chicago lead. Grace's hit brought Leyland out or the dugout. Mets 3, Expos I At Montreal, pinch hill er Dave Magadan sing led in two runs in the seven Ill inning, helping New York keep pace in the N L Eas t. This week's computer ratings BELTS GRAND SLAM Atlanta's Dave Justice ls con~tratulated by third base coach ,Jimmy WiUiams alter Justice's grand slam- the By ARNOLD St\WISLAK UPI Senior Editor WASHINGTON- Watch ing Judge lJavtd Souter doage questions from mpmbers of the Se nate Judiciary Comm:ltee, one had to be ' !rUCk by !he unintended but nt'Vt' rlh c•Jl•ss high humor Of thO si tuation . ThC' sena tor s who WPren't g:Hting answers tram Presiden t Bush's Supremr Court nominE'P may havp bePn tuu nt•ttled to appreciatE' tile joke, bu 1 Souter's placid re f'u s..~ J to ar1swpr ques tt ons on controvrrs ia l MA.SKEJ.:> ' C.J. HWU UPI Sports Writer Doug Drabek was on the mound , but he didn't start throwing the ball until Pitts~ burgh Manager Jim Leyland told him to. Drabek shook orr a bad start against the Ch icago Cubs to ra lly the Pira tes to a 5·3 victory Tuesday, reducing the Pirates ' magic number lor c linching the National L eague East to six ga mes . Dr abek, at 21·6 the NL's wi n ningest pitcher, u sed his arm lack Anderson and Dale VanAtta WASHIN GTO N - It's a ho t Jl<llalo, the proverbial ticking time bomb . America's nuclear waste needs a safe res t ing pla ce - and soon. T hE' government has spent years srarchlng for thr perfect spot - a location that some esteemed scientists now say could be a ca tastrophic mistake . Yucca Mount ai n In the Neva d a desert Is the main sit e und er consldera!Ion to hold spen t nu · clear fuel for at Ir as t the next 10.000 years. Nevada became the relu ctant target owing as much to p<Jiltical gyrations In Washington as prae tical eonslderat lon s ar Yucc a Mountain . From the mom ent Judge Souter declines to answer several questions \N\-\0 Pirates reduce magic number • to SIX• Dodgers keep winning Wrong choice for nuclear dump The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 71 ..",42 iS :1] 6 " ii] R4 " Jlf.. Al¥.1 24 l'ut>sday 's gam~ f\lf'U• Yo rk .1. Monl n•al 1 St. Louis l. PhiladPiph la 0 Pltt shull<:h S. Chlcago .1 1\ttanta 10. Cinrlnnatl 0 Los Ang('!(>!) .1, Hous ton l. 10 Inn Sa n 1-"ranclsco l San Dl~o I \\' rdnesda)''s gam~ I R<Jsmus st'n 111 1~ al San Fr anc lo;co !Hobln!>On IU ·'i l :1".15 p.m Nl'w York 1Con(' 12 101 at Mnm rea l 1Dfo. Mar!inPz 10-101, ' · 3~ p. m . Sa nOlt~u Saturday's gamffi Thl~ Wt>el's Uhlo l"oDII'lt' Football St·htodull' Sat urday , Sl'fll !9 USC at Ohio Slate Row llnR Grf'£'11 at Ball St<Jif' SATUROA Y, Sept. 29 Air Force 27 'San Diego Slate t4 ·A labama 38 Vanderbitt 10 ·Arizona 2 1 Cahfom•a 18 Arizona State 27 'Missouri 7 Army 28 • Wake Forest 18 "Ball State 17 Bowling Green 14 Baylor 17 'Texas Tech 14 Boston College 18 • Navy 10 Brigham Young 45 "Oregon 22 "Brown 2 1 Fordham 13 'Central Michigan 35 Miami (O hiO ) 17 Citadel 24 ·Appalachian St8te 2 1 'Clemson 34 Duke 23 'Colgate 27 Princeton 20 • Colorac:l o 24 Washington 16 Colorado Stale 38 ·Arkansas 34 'Cornell 28 Bucknell 14 'Florida 35 Mississippi Sl ate 12 ·Florida State 42 V1rgin1a Tech 2 t Fresno State 38 'Cal State- Fullerton 18 Furman 3 1 'Marshall 21 'G&orgta 17 East Carolina 14 ·Georgia Tech 28 South Carolina 211 ·Holy Cross 28 Harvard 20 ·Houston 49 Rice 22 ·rnchana 24 Eastern MIChigan 18 ·rawR State 35 Western Michigan 28 ·Kansas State 24 New Mexico 2J 'Ken! State 17 C1ncmnati t4 "Lehrgh 2B Columbia t5 Louisville 22 ·Sou thern Miss1 ssipp1 20 Maine 35 ·Richmond 12 • Miam1 !Florida) 38 Iowa 24 "Michigan 28 Maryland 18 Michigan State 30 ·Rutgers 20 "MISSissippi 42 Tulane 14 ·Nebraska 49 Oregon Stat e I 3 N. Carolina St. 27 'Norlh Carolma 17 Northwestern 28 'Non hem Illinois 27 'Notre Dame 32 Purdue 14 ·oklahoma 35 Kansas t4 Pennsylvania 34 'Lalayelle 2 I 'Pitt sburgh 3t West Virgima 20 Sou th ern Ca l 28 • Oh1o State 17 ·Stanf ord 35 San Jose Stale 10 Tennessee 24 · Auburn 22 Texas A&M 24 • Lours•ana State 23 TeJ~as Ch•islian 26 ·sMu 24 Toledo 18 "Ohio Untversity \3 'Tulsa 15 Memphi S State 10 UCLA 31 'Washing tor. Slate 21 UNLV28 'Pacilic t7 ' UTEP 21 Sam Houston Stale t4 ·Villanova 33 liberty 23 ' Virg1n1a 38 William & Mary t4 Wyoming 29 ·Utah 20 ·'I' ale 24 Connecticut 2 ~ t') Home Team Miami at Cent ral M l dli,::an Cinc innati at Krnt Stair 1n 1 Tol edo <~I Ohi o t:nio:f'rslty Pom••n" 992-2124 AkToo at Yo ungstow n Sta!f' Wayn(> Sta ff' tM!ch '1 al Ashlan d Mar lelia at Baldwln-Wall acf' rn1 Houn: Capital at Mount Union Oh io Northern at H e\dPiberg Mu~ktngum at Hi ra m I I Am to I ;~m Fn I I am to Wooster at Case Reservp Kenyon al Wittenberg Obr-rlln at Ohio Wesleyan West German s will perlonn In the event , coming three days before political unification Oct. 3. The last all-German gymnastics team won the bronze medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics . 17.50. Rt~gion 16 I. Vrrsaillrs :12 C>lt. 2. Wf'st .Jefferson .111'10; :1 Brookvi lle 27.50; 4. Co lumbu s Har!lev 2~.00: '1 ..~lien Eas t 19 .00; 6. Co lumbo ' Ready 15.00 : 7. t tiet Reading and Finnrytown, 14 .50 each. Division V Region 17 I. F re m ont St. Joseph ~5 00: 2. tliel Kir!land and Loratn Ca tholle. 117 .50 each: 4. Sa ndu sky St. Mary's 14.00; 5. ; ti el Gibson burg and BerUn Cen ter .Western Reserve, 12.50each:; Mogadore 1200; ~ . McDonald 11.50 Region 18 1. Archbo ld 27.50; 2 Aversvil lf' 1750: 3. Fos toria St. Wrnd r li n 1550: ·I Del phos St . John· s 15.:>0: 5. ltiel M i nst er and Arcadia . 13.50 each: , . Pndora Ci !boa 13.00 , 8. 1tie1 Van Buren and Cory Raw son. 12 00 eac h Region 19 1. &>rnc U nion 24.00: 2 ttie1 F'rank lin Fu r nacr GrePn, Woocls field and ColdwPII. 17 5 l' <wh . :1 . East Knox \6 .50 : h 1':£'\\"<Hk Catholic Hi 00; 7. Bl•llair<' St John 12 .50: 8 Danville 11 :,o Region 20 MariPmont l4.00: 1. St. Hen rv 2Ul0; :1 New Miami 20.00: ~ Sou th CHarlf's ton Southf'ast Pr n FLOO: :1 Tri -Cou nt :v Nort h !8 .50; 6. An sonia l b.IXJ: 7. Cincin nati Country Da y J:l.i :>: R 1\'ay nrwl lle 1.1.:>0 . 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'l i :>U; :~ Wheeler,burg 22. 110; ~ HPath 2l.IXI, 5 I tie l Bt•lprt• ;tod Car di ngton. 20_:1(] each: ';' P i kf'ID~ IR.tXj ; 8 Ba inbrid ge Pain t l 'allr\ Alejandro Pena, the third Mets pitcher, pitched four i nnings of one ·h it bali to improve to J3 . Ch ri s Nabholz, b·1, su ffered t he Joss. Cardinals 1, Phillies 0 At Philadelphia, Bernard Gil· key tripled and doubled for the only hits allowed by Philad el ~ phta' s T erry Mulholland, 8·10 . Gilkey sco r ed on a sacrifice fly by Geronimo Pena. Joe Magrane , 10·16, combined on the shutout with Mike Perez and Ken Dayley, who earned his second save. Braves 10, Reds 0 A t Ci ncinna t i , Ron Gant n•a ched the 30 ·30 club by hitting hi s 30th home run and rookil' Dave Justice be tted his fi rs t grand slam to power Atlanta . Ju stice's blas t, his 28th homer of the year, came off Norm Chari · ton. 12 ·8, and highlighted the Braves· six -run firth inning. Tom G!avtne, 10·11. allowed five hits in seve n inn ings. Cincinnati's magic number remained at fiv C> to c linch the NL West. Dodgers 3, Astros I 10 innings A t Hou ston. Hubie Brooks blasted a t wo ·run homer in the l Oth inning to l ift L os Angeles to wi thin 3 t; 2 games or Ci ncinnat i. Jay Howe ll, 5·5, worked two innings• for th e victory. Juan Agosto felt to 9·8. Giants 3, Padres I At Sa n Francisco , rookies Mike Benjamin and Steve Decker hit home run s and rookie relirvcr Mark Dewey gained his first major league victory. Dewey, t-0. star ted the lifth inning after starter Rick Reuschel. making his firs! start and third appear ance stnce co ming orr the di s abied lt st. suffered soreness in his knee. Andy Benes. 10-10 , work ed six innin gs and took the loss. POMEROY, OHIO ~ Ferrellgas 1 ITEM PIZZA $599 PAN OR ORIGINAL STYLEI • t990 Oom•no 1 Piru Inc Ou-r dfitoo•• c•ry- i;,, ,.._ 120 00 Datto..,., wetllrtWI-.d 1o ..,,.,, taft l!r"""'C. Vlhd M ""'OIPMI,.. ~~•D,_ O"'V a.r . . . . --~OONI W...,l . . plle.lt ~l!t.At TIM£ ANO CAfiiUR OP90RTV~tTJE$ NOWAVA1LAIU 1 •• CALL ABOUT OUR CURRENT TANK INSTALLATION SPECIAL NOW IN PROGR • - .• ~ �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday. September 26, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Oakland claims third straight AL Western Division crown . 'I \'\. OAKLAJI.'D "1NS AL WEST - Tlw Oakland A'• \ eelebratc after beating Kansa5 City 5-0 to win tht• Am erie an League West IItie. ( UPI) ThP C!RrPland RPat Hot Rod's choice to keep Cavaliers :_ from contending for NBA crown . . >. : • : : ~ · ~ "' By BOB KEIM liP I Sports Wrilrr CLEVELA~D t\:Pl 1 F ,>: yearswp'\'PwatchPdthrmlra'f' Joe Carter. Brett BuTIPr . Hid; SutcliHP, Bud Bl ack - 11 ..,rf'n1.., the lisr of players ~.~.·ho arr frf•r agent s or on the brink of f1~·• · agency who can't v..·ait to grt ou · of CIP\'E'land is nf'\'C'r -rnclin,..! F'inallv . onr wants to stJ \ ' John "Ho t Rod " \\ill tam s. 1ht• NBA's $5 million man, want.., tu livr in norThea st Ohio. war. I" hi..., chi ldren to go to '-.rhool hf'rr want s to play for thr Ca\·cdJrr-.. . The thought ts app!'c lalrd Th 1· timing for this la rgrs sr C(lUidn't be worsr . T his is a cruel rv.·!s r of Lit(· ~ <1 1 Clf've land fans, for thr prupo:-.t'd trade with Sralllr lhdl woulrl ha vP brought Xa\·ier M eDan ir l a nd Nate McMillan to t he c~\.!-- t n exchangf' for Williams v.:as ;1 great deal for thr Cavalier s. It would have given thPm a p :-on·n 20-point -per -ga me sco rer ar:d ~ull~· i n :vlcDanirl, and till' backup point guard thr\· ,( J de'jX'rJirl\ need in McMillan Bu t not t'\'Cn th r lurf' tlf a potential $.1J million bo nu > for agrer tng to thP trJ dl' co uld pPrsuadP Wil!tam s to lPJ\"P Clr\'rland . a rity ot hPr tt l hlt ·lf·... ha\'C' spurn('d for much . mut h Ips o;; For l) flC' P. CI PW'l:tn d Ltri.., ha\·r a ~tat athlrtP who th :nk ., of hie. faMily fir st insh'Jd of hi s bJnk accoun• \\'hilf' \\ illiam s i~ rif'hpr m er ,!! I\ fo r thinking ot his c hil dren i ns wad of him srlf. and <;t ill rich finan r i a l \ with his SPYen -.\'Par . $26.1 m il l ion contract. thP Cava li l'rs arf' poor0r bPcau!'-tr of hi s rlrcision Willi am<; is a good. pntrnt1all _ \' gr·ra t, pla\'Pr His co nrf'rn for the \\'('lfarp of his rami!;.. ap(Jt·ar<; gf'n uin P, t' :-;.pPcial l.\' whPn onP <'on s idrr ~ that his mothf'r dil'd whf'n hr WJ'- _v·ou ng a!ld hr nrvpr knrw hi~ fJthf' t \\ tJar tht· Ca\· ;-J !irrs n('{'d, how . 1'\ f •r j-, hrlp 1n thC' ba c k.court \\ tth \\'il l tam s' sa l~! I"\ ' pushing tt· " tt •. mt wPl l pa<;tt hc <;alarvcap, rlw ( "\·;Ji tl'r" <HP unablf' 13 dt·quirr' ;ul y otllPr tJIPnt. which mt·a n" ttw o n!~· <, j~nific :wt addi tion to rh ~_ · club that lost tu rhiladPlph;d in lhP fir st round Of tnf' pia .\ nffs las t \'PJr wtll b{' J);•nm f-'pr·n I 'Nr_\ will hPlp. hut thP !Pam qi JJ nt•t•do.; :1 hrwkup point guard .1 nct a <,l.tt l ing "hoot in g guard or ~·l !-tr ttw s; tmP hackcou rr problr ms thJtlPd toC'lP\'l' land'srarly dis mi ssal f r orr. lasr \'rar·s pla _ \ nffs will ' TOP <:~ga i n i n t hP p<,.., t Sf'ason nPx t "pri ng Ylanw'\·Pr ing toW'' tho sf' pia\·· t'!' " now . '>\ ith thP salary ca p rt' '> lri c tiun s. i" juq about Sanders has rubbed off By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Wril t•r EAST flUTII E RFOR D. t\ ..1 - Not lon g ago. Thu r man Th o mas wa s a co iiPge star and Ra rr~ Sa nder s was a kickoff n'turnn waiting in the wing s. Thom as says while Sanders learned abou I ca rrying the ball. thr ba ckup taught the starter about carrying himse lf. Two years after th at I 9B7 season at Oklahoma Stat•·. Th o· ma s netted the most yards in th(· NFL and Sanders barrly· mis;-.. f'ci thr lrague rushing litlr. :-;,. ,rhcr had busted loose this s\' :tson when Thoma s ran for a ccue••r high 214 yards i n little m u rf• th d n three quarters of lhr Buffal o W:s· 30 -7 rout of the Ne~< York .le i s Monda\' night llr had 202 with IO minutes left 1n the thirrl quarter but after not taking J shot at 0 .l Simpson 's Buffalo 11ngle-game r eco rd of 273 yards or Walter Payton's NFL-high 2j~l. hP wasn't going to bother v.:i!tl Jtw final sl?vrn f or Bo .Jackson's M ond av Night Foot ball rrconl " That \ Barr\' Sanders ... Tho- Redwomen hand defeat to OD Ohio Dominican . lPd ~~ ' r\ 11 Dis trict 22 plaver Cl au<i<a ,\ n<i< 'I son . came to Ly nr CentN T Ut~ ... day n•ady· to hand thf:' Cn i~· Pr .., l t \ of Rio Grande vollevballtra m " :Mid -Ohio Co nference defrdt . b11 t :the Red women rallied to stop the '1"tors 15-12. 13-15. 15-10. 15 7 Shel ly Hoop, Robin Sharp anrl Bllllna Cooper led the offense ard defensive play as the R1o la dir' .rallied from their loss In the .second game. "They reallv rar rled the game for us... \o arh :Patsy fields remarked . Hoop. I he se nior from Cos hoc · ron . was credited with a total of I 7 · J<llls against the Lady Panth ers. -while Cooper supplied 16 kill s. ~oop also had six block solos and ~lght digs to stem OD 's advance. while Cooper had five Hoop. ,· ~harp and Shannon Huston add('d twu '-.t'l"\'l ng JCf'<, d pii'Ct' to thP d!'!f·nSt' 1-fu ;-..ton rrcordPd 11 kills and fOL:r digs. ,,.hilr Trrfl_;a Zrmpt l'r Jdd<'d 10 kills ··wr wrn·n·t rrad_\·, mrn tJlly, .. Field~ obsPrvPd " Wr k.nrw OD would br tough hrcau ~ thr\· han.· n·t les t anvth;ng In trrm s of pla ye r s in two Y''ar~ and ,\nderson nn put the ball Ct nywh rrr ... Fields frlt t:-Jr visltors wrre "nlrr hittrrs . srrved wf'll. drff'ndPd grr al a nd can hr strong . Wr havp to bf' rflady mentally f c.r Tiffin, whlch is our next ronferrncr ga me. Th f' Rrd\\Omrn. 1H-.1 overaL and 3 1 In the MOC. travel to Alderson -Broaddus ! W . Va . ) Thursday for a triangular malch with lhe host school and West Virginia Wesleyan . .DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER . . GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFIIGERATOIS, TYs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES COUNTY_ APPLIANCES 627 3rd An., Gallpolis PH. 446-1699 HOUIS: 8 A.M.-6 P.M. INSURANCE Ill Second St., Pomeroy JOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 impossibit.' . GPnPral manager Waynr Em bry ha' said that the Cavali fir s arP no t a good enough team to be ovPr the salary cap . and h p's ri g ht . It \ probable tha t William s will bt' tr<Jded next year. when hr has no say over where he can go. but evrn then his $4 million sa lary will make il difficu lt to f ind a tram that can fit him under lhe sa l<HJ cap whil(' at the samr time offrrlng Cil'Vl'iand qualltv players in rrturn This was onP l imp Cleveland nrrdrd an athlete that saw dollar s! gns First. a player with a me-fir s t altitudl' who plannPd on grab bing al l the monev he co uld gr t his hands on . In stead wr got Hot Rod. a si ncl'rr . princ ipled man who re fu sed to let monrv rulr thl' wa .v he wa s going to run hi s li fc While it's rl'fresh ing to see an at h lrtr choose q uallty of l ife over mane~ · rPrnPml)('ring all the lime I hat hralreadv wil l make$5 million this _vpa r - Wllli<Jm s' drc1slon will keep lh <• Cavaliers from making il legitimatr run at 1hr 1\BA titlf' thi s Sf:'a~on And that. afiPr all. is what Embrv ~as working toward s when ·hr traded Ron Harpe r for Dan nv Frrn· lils 1 November :"iflarly a _vc•ar latPr, the future of thP C:~,·alJprs is still at l ea st a W'JI .!wa y . Thomas mas said . "II rubbed off on me . "To embarrass anybody for individual records. to get things at somebody else 's expense. would look bad on my part. on m y coach's part. I never had 150 rvardst so once ! had200.Idldn't care about records . You can't keep wanting more for yourself. "It 's the way wr wt.'rt.' taught and probably the way we were already were but I hung out with Barry Sanders for tw o years and I learned !rom him." By TOM MTHERS UPI Sports Writer Kansas City got all the presea son hype and Ch icago made a nice run before fading. But in the end It was the Oakland Athleti cs for the third straight year. The A's. riding Dave Stewart's five -hitter and Rlekey Henderson' s three hits, clinched their third straight American League West tl11e with a 5-0 triumph over the Kansas City Royals. The victory makes the A's baseball's first d ivisional "3peaters" since the New York Yankees, Kansas City Royal s and Philadelphia Ph lilies In 1976. '77 and '78. "I know people don 'l always see it this way but the toughest thing In baseball Is to win the division," Oak land Manager Tony LaRussa said. "It's Iough to do It once. It staggers me how things have to keep com ing together to win it three times . But now we have to go on farther. " The A's are currently a bal tered Western champion . With the ALCS starting Ocl. 6. the A's can alford to re st some of their Injured starters for th e playoffs Jose Canseco . who sa t out Tuesday, ha s a jammed finger and sore back. outfield er Da~e Henderson Is coming off knee surgery. outfielder Willie McGee has been bothered by a hams trlng, third baseman Car ney Lansford has a back problem. and Rickey Henderson is reco,erlng from a jammed thumb . The thumb didn't seem to slow Rickey Tuesday Hi s 3-for -3 night boosted hi s him?" "The batting race had nothing to do with If." Wathan said. "I think Rickey was ju st caught up with the heat of the situati on. "Our hats are off to the A ·s. It' s hard to win a World Series and no I suffer a letdown but they sure haven' t had one ." Stewar t. 22-10. struck ou t six and walked two in recording his fourth shu tout The vlctorv marked a career high and was the filth rna row for Stewart, who won 21 games In each of the la st 1hree seasons. "You can't wrlte it much better." Stewart said "We've lea rned you can't get too high in this game and your l ows can't be too low . "We have a great deal more basebal l to play. When the fin al 'victory !s thPre, we' re J::Oing In have a great time Florida football remains alive Indians 5, Red Sox 2 At Boston, Jerry Browne col Jeeted two RBI and Sandy Al omar homered to lead lh e Indians over the slumping Red Sm. Boston, which has lost 15 of its last 21 games, trails first place Toronto by I ~ games In the AL East. Greg Swl ndell, 12-8, was the winner and Doug Jones pitched the ninth for his 41st save. Boston starter Greg Harris, 13-9, suffered the loss. Brewers 8, Blue Jays 4 A t Milwaukee, B.J. Surhoff drove In four runs and Robin Yount added lhree RBI. prevent Ing the Blue Jays from building lhelr lead in the AL East. Bill Krueger. 6-8. allowed threee runs and seven hits In six Innings for his first victory since July 19. Bud Black, 12-11, allowed live runs and six hit s for the loss. The Brewer s had lost seven straight. Tigers 4, Mariners I At Detroit. pinch hit ter Larry Sheets hit a three-run hom er in the boltom of the ninth Inning to lift the Tigers. Sheets hit a 1-0 pitc h Int o the upper deck In rig hi for his lOth homer. Reliever Rich DeLuc ia. 1·1 took the loss while Mike Henneman. 8-6 , picked up the victory. Yankees 15, Orioles 3 At New York. Roberto Kelly led off with a home run. trigger · tng a record -tying succession of eight hit s In the first Inning as the Yank ees rolled to the victory. Kellv's home run kicked off a 16-hit attack that allowed Dave Eiland. 1·1. to coas t. Anthony Telford. 3-3. l asted ju st six bat ter s. none of whom he retired . Twins t, While Sox 3 At Chicago. Gary Gaettl hit a three-run homer and Shane Mack singled In the go-a head run in the fifth. T he loss. combined with Oakland's victory, gave the A's the titl e. Mark Guthrie, 7-8. went 6 2-3 innings In wiMing for the fir st time in four starts. Rick Aguilera gal three outs for his .10th save . Jack McDowell. 13-9. was the loser. Angels 8. Rangers 2 AI Ar lin gton. Texas. Jack Howell keyed a live-run sixth inning wit h a two-run double and Scott Lewi s was a winner in his major league debut. Texas' Bobbv Witt. 17-10. lost for on ly the seco nd time in his l ast 18 starts. Lewis. 1·0. allowed seven hits in 7 1-.1 innings. NEW YOKK 1CPli - ThP down the Gator football and University of Florida football basketball programs under the team. banned from playing in a repeat -violator provi sion, si nce bowl this sPason, remains rligi Flurlda football was placed on ble for United Press lntprnalion probation In 19&J for 59 rule s al's weekly ranking> while the viol at ions The govPrning body of schoo l considers whPther to college sports chose the less appeal thr NCAA ruling . stringent punishment. but school By agrerment wi th thl' Amc ri of fic ial s re mained upset . can Football Coa rhes Associa ··our univer sit y is having some tion , trams barred from te levi - difficulty accepting the penalty sion appear<1 nces or pustsl'ason that impacts our cu rrent football pla y or ljavlng lost more than 20 program , .. said John Lombardi. percent of their football scho lar the univprsily president. "It ships are lnellgiblP for the To p ~5 impact s the Innocent for the sins and national championship ron - of a pr io r generation. We cannot slderatlon by the CPI Board of <~crept as appropriate this Co aches punlshmt.'nl." F lorid a would fall under that juri sdicti o n The Ga t ors . charged with rmprop!'r financial assi sta nce to players and assist ant coac hes. were barred last week from going to a bowl. Florida. ranked No. 17 in Su nday 's poll. has until Oct . 5 to appea l the NCAA sa nctio ns "The app!'al is a poss ibilit y ." Florida Athletic Direclor Hill Arnsparger said . "It will bl' addressed and disrussf'rl unt il the time It i s due · Any appPalllkely would not be' FRIES ................ Sl.J 4 heard bv the NCAA ildorl' .January .. leaving the• possibility thr Gatm·s ro uld play in a bowl follo~~>i ng thi s seaso n. If the ruling is uphr ld , lh l' one-year "At the End of tho Pomeroy·Mason Bridge" bowl ban co uld be applil'd to the 1 199 ! season. POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2556 Once the appeals procPss is ex hau sted , UPI will drop florida lrom the ratings i f the ruling stand s. The NCAA could h:-1v'' c h"' SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! HAM WITH $1.29 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY After developing Into a danger ous ca tching threat out of thr backfield as a pro. Thomas la st year totalled 1.9!3 yards last year. Sanders. wi th 1.470 yards for the Del roil Lion on 90 !ewer ca rri es than rushing leader Christian Okoye of Kansas Ci ty . won NFC Rookie of the Year. "Obv iously we've been blessed with that kind of back." Okla homa State Coach Pat .Jones said . CHAPMAN SHOES Welcomes The Herbalists With A Volksmarch Special THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY Sl 0 GET READY FOR WINTER OFF WALKING SHOES ,_ "; \AT URALIZ E R - ·. C~Ymp100 W~J-...r Keds" • .. . ;-u-;:-j 5 P0 RT . WE HAVE ALL YOU NEED TO CLEAN & SERVICE YOUR KEROSUN & TOY -0-STOVES Pickens Hardware MASON, WV. batting average to .324. ju st six points behind the Royals' George Brett, who wen t I for 4 for an AL-best .330 mark. Henderson, who also stole his 63rd base In the six th Inning to move within four of tying Lou Brock's all-time record, also had a run -In with Kansas City Manager John Wathan. Wathan ordered Henderson Intentionally walked In the eighth. Visibly upset, Henderson lei Wathan know how he felt on the way to firs I, shouting at the Manager In the dugout. " I didn ' t like If and I told him I didn't like It," Rickey Henderson sa id . "After all.the score was 4-0 in the eighth lnning.l! he wants lo help George Brett win the batting title, why doesn't he just not play $1000 OFF ON THESE SHOES \ j CHAPMAN SHOES POMEROY, OHIO jT.----~- The Daily Sentinei-Page-6 University of South Carolina joins SEC COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI)- The Southeastern Conference added It s second school in less than two months Tuesday night when the University of South Carolina accepted an Invitation to become the league's 12th member. The SEC grew to 11 members when Arkansas ended Its 76-year membership In the Sou thwesl Conference on Aug. 1. The conference had had been courtIng South Carolina for three months before acting university president Arthur Smith made the an nouncement of acceptance Tuesday night. The other co nf erence members are Alabama , Auburn. florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Mississippi State , LSU, Tennessee and Vanderbilt . SEC Commissioner Roy KramPr said the vote by conference member s to extend the lnvttallon to the independent school was unanimous on the first ballot. "Our conference Is proud to extend the warm hand of invitation to the Unverslty of South Carolina." Kramer said before a cheering crowd at WilliamsBrice Stadium on the South Carolina campus . "We want to say welcome, not only to you people here, but to all the Gamecock fans In South Carolina and the Southeas I." South Carolina withdrew from the Atlantic Coast Conference In 1971 and since then has played foolball as an Independent. They have played ba sketball In the Metro Conference since 1983. Kramer said the Gamecocks should par~clpate In 16 men's and wom en's conference sports by the 1~91 - 92 season and football should follow in the 1993 season. The move by South Carolina Will mean a scramble for teams In the South that have scheduled games with the Gamecock s through the end of the decade Kramer also sa id he expects to see other universities added to the SEC roll. Los Angeles Lukers acquire Teagle FOREMAN CELEBRATES - Former heavyweight champion George Foreman celebrates his victory 'Tuesday night against Terry Anderson at the London !\rena In London , England. (lJPI) Foreman moves step closer to another title By JOHN SALVADO UPI Sports Writer LONDON - George Foreman moved closer to another world title shot Tuesday night, knocking out journeyman Terry Anderso n in the first round at tr e London Arena. Foreman. former heavyweight champion. recorded his 69th win in 7! ftghts. stoppin g his fellow American with a right hand with second s to go in the rou n~ The punch did not appPar to br particularly devas taling, bu t it was too much for Andrrson. wh u failrd to ans"·er thr co unt. "The guv walked into ;, straight rig ht hand anr' mv knuckles are still sore ." said Foreman. " He punched hard, hl' jabbed hard and he caug ht me in the stomach- but I d idn't let on I was hurt ." It was the 24th w in i n as many fights for Foreman .;; inf'r hP made a comeback. <t flf'r J:\ ~Pa r s i n r etirrmrnt Anderson is 19 -4. F'orr mar1, ·42. is a iming for anothe r sh'Jt at thr world ht•avy . wright tit le he won in 1973 He l ost it i n 1974 to Muhammad Al i i n the "Rumb le in the Jungle " in Za ire. Foreman·~ wish Is to meet t he winner of the upcoming bout between relgn;ng world heavy weight c hampi on James "Bu s· tl'r ' l.Jouglas and fellow Am(·ri can EvandP~ HolyfiPld · If Eva nd er Holyfield wins ·vc have a wcbal ar;rrrmcnt I'll br hi~ fir st defen se.'' sa id F'on·mdn If Dougla s win s, hP mu st mak e :1 mandatory defensr. and it is unl ikely Fun:oman wou ld surpass MikP Tyscn as the tup-rankPd c ha llr•ngcr . Dougla s ha s prom· \sed Tyson a rematch undrr trrms of a sr ! tl emrnt wlth '1\ son's ad\'isor. Don King . Foreman we ighed in for :hr Ilgilt at 2o9 pounds. Anderson missed the midday schedul ed weigh in. but later tipped the -"CC~ Ies at 1:r:. INGLEWOOD. Calif. tUPliThe Los Angeles Lakers acquired some much needed scorIng punch off the bench Tuesday. obtaining swlngrnan Terry Teagle from ihe Golden State Warriors for thei r 1991 first-round draft choice. In another trade. Los Angeles dealt veteran center Mark McNamara to the San Antonio Spurs for future considerations. One of the NBA's most danger· ous streak shooters. the 6-foot -5 Teagle played out of position at fmward the last two seasons yet registered a career -high 16.1 points a game In only 29 minutes per contes t In 1989· 90. Teag le, 30, Is expected to rep la ce Michael Cooper In the Lakers' rotation . Cooper , who al so played both guard and fotwatd, left Los Angeles thi s su mmer to play In Italy. "We're happy to add the se rvices of a p ro ven NBA scorer such as Terry to our ballclub." Lakers Genera l Manager Jerry Wes t said. "We feel he'll give us Immed iate help In an area where we need II ." The trade also fits nicely Into the plans of Warriors Coac h and Genera l Manager Don Nelson. who now has three first -round selections In the 19911\BA Draft. Nel so n has said he will attempt to co nstruct a trade that would enable Golden State to move up In the draft or land a sorely needed big man . " We feel this Is a very positive move both for Terry Teagle and the Warrior s," Nelson said. ·'Terry's coming off his best year as a pro and. we expect, will play an Important role In the Lakers' drive for ano th er world champion ship High school notes... "The good news for the War riors Is that we now have three first - round picks In whal we hope will be a strong 1991 draft." Teagle, who also grabbed a career-best 4.5 rebounds a game last year, spe nt thr last six seaso ns with the Warriors . The former Baylor standout began in the NBA at Houston as a first -round pick in 1982 and staned 44 games as a rook ie. Teagle was released by the Rockets In 1984 and played briefly with the Detroit Pistons before jclnlng the Detroit Spirits of the Contlnenta,l Basketball Association. where he averaged 19 .5 point s a game before singing with Go lden State. McNamara , a seven -year veteran. averaged 3.1 points and 2 rebounds In 33 games la st year. Before coming to th e Lakers. he played with Philadelphia. San An tonio and Kansas City. "We're sorry to see Mark leave. " West said. "He was a positive influence on our team. " The Lakers have been bu sy si nce be ing eliminated by Pho· enlx in the Westrern Conference semifinals last season. In addl · tion to the departure of Cooper, McNamara and Coac h Pat Riley. Or lando Woolridge was traded to Denver and Sam Perkins was signed as a free agent. 'Tm not sure what the future holds . I will lell you very honestly. and we sa ld this to So uth Carolina, our presidents are continuing evaluations of other opportunities. I expect to see some changes down the road. " Kramer said. The move by South Carolina lo align Itself with the SEC was the latest change in the structure of major co llege conferences. Last year. Penn State began the shift by agreeing to join the Big Ten . Recently, Florida State agreed to join the Atlantic Athletic Conference. Acting university president Arthur Smith said the move to loin the SEC will give the university a "new source of strength and a vital stability." "Today Is a great day for South Carolina. Th is decision culminates more than three months of growi ng expectations." Smith said . "Our membership In the SEC will be very good for both of us. We now join th e finest all-sports collegiate conference In the country "The SEC's record of sound academic practices makes us very excited to accept this opport unit y," Smit h said. King Dixon, the athletic director at South Caroli na . sa id : "This Is an emotiona l day for me. You always aspire to be your best, to compete against the best. I pledge to you we will do It right." -----Sports briefs,----Baseball Frank Thomas, who hit .323 for Double-A Birmingham of the Southern League and led the minor leagues in on-base percen lage before being called up by the While Sox. was selected Baseball America's 1990 Minor Leagu e Player of the Year. The 22-year old first baseman joins former honorees Dwight Gooden. Jose Canseco and Gregg Jefferies. Basketball The Lakers acqulrPd swingma n Terry Teagle from Go lden Stale for their 1991 first-round draft c hoi ce. The 6-foot -5 Teagle, playing oul of position at forward, averaged a career-high 16.1 points a game last season In just 29 minutes per game. In another trade, the Lakers dealt vet eran center Mark McNamara to San Antonio for future cons iderations .... The Tlmberwolves hired formPr assistant coac h Walt Perrin as a full - lime scout. Perrin. 40. coac hed al NorUJwesl ern. fresno Stale and Northern Illlnols. CoUege John and Mary Semanilc. co athletic directors at Dre,el Unl· verslty. have announced thel~ retirements effective J une 30. 1991 . The Semanlks are be:teved to be the onlv husband-wife tandem In the nation .... South· land Conferen ce Commissioner Don L andry announced hrs resig· nation. effective Nov. I. to become executive director of the National Cutting Horse Assocla · tlon. Landry assisted In the l eague's expansion. helping add Texas-Sa n Antonio and Nic holls State to the conference beginning In 1991-92 . ... Ch arles D. Waddell was named the assistan t commiss ioner ol the Big Ten. Have A question about your medication? Call your Fruth Pbannacist today! He cares about your health! SEARS St. Henry ditches pass, uses ball control to beat Minster By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Wrilt•r COLU MBL:s. Oh io 1UPI1 High '->chool football not t'.'- from around the s ldlt'' Coac h Tim Bot."ckmi::in of No 2 ranked St. HPnn· pi:! _\'Pd ;1 li11h' ro!P l"f'\'Prsal Frida ,\ · night in ht'RPdskin s' 20-0 victury- m ·pr No 1 M insH'I BoPrkman hJ'- ont' of thP s tair \ lop p:.t -"Si ng qu arte r back .., '"G·<Bob Hoving. but du r t o th• • wet we at hN and Min ster' s drtr r minatlon to stop the pa ss. he decided to keep th<· ball on th<' ground . Hoving. who had complrt< •d Iii of IOI passe' for f or 1.000 \'artl s and 10 touchdown s in thr un bPatrn f\pdsk in s' first fou r ga mf's. thrrw onl\- fi\'f' tim es aga inst Minstrr and onl.\' onrr in 1he second ha II "\\'{'did \\'hal lhf'\' did IOUSlr1.s: vrar. " said Rorckm an who s<' Rrdskms held the ball the ftnal tj · 38 of the ga m e and wound upon Minstrr's two -y·ard line . "Wr kept the bal l out ol their hand s We ran tw irr as man y pla ys as they d id. To brat Min ster. that's vrrv Important. "Wr controllPd the football. " Jw added . ·'With the weathf'r co nd itions and thr way they wrrr pla:.clng the pa ss . wr just went to the running game 1n thr second ha l f.· Although Hoyi ng completed j ust two of f il'(' passes. Boeckman s.aid it was onC' of his better overa ll gamPs at quarterback . " We do" lotofthlng sat th e line of scrimmage . ·Boeckman said . "The wav thrv were al igning the i r defe~se ln. stop our passin g. Bob did a nicr job at ihe line chec kin g into th e ru nning play s." Tailback Grr g Ge l s rushed 28 times for llo yards and two touchd owns . Gels' brother. Mark. gained 3R yards In seven tries as the fullba ck and Hoying scored the other TD on a one·yard run . St. Henry will pla y New Bre· men on Friday and has No. R Delphos St John's the following week . Kevin Niekamp, who missed the previous game with a lower back stra in, played defensive end against Minster. "We ju st played him one way." l3orckman sa id of thr tj .i_ 24 0· pound Niekamp. who al so IS t hP regular tigh t end and docs thr place kickmg lor the Redskln s "We'l l work him back in slowly . Hopefully. we'l l have him back doing l ''crryth ing lor the Delphos game· I1oth lloying Jnd :\i t• k<~mp . .1long " 'ilh two oth Pr Hrdski ns spli t end Sco ll Hrunswr ck and ta ck lf' ./r ff Harlin g .~- arr br ing rrcruitC'd by Di\·t ston I co llrg!'o., Stt•ubenv·iilr. lhP 1\o. I rankPd D iv ision II tram , lf'd Cl4'\'Piand \-Vt> Sl Trch .15-0 aftN onr flu a rtl'r in i ts ~ 5 - :14 \\'in ovrr the WJrrior s Frida\: ni,ght and roarh RL'no Sa cro'ccia ga\·r his st<Jr!P rs the n~ st ot thf' night off . Tym nP Ftcsebrrn >rnrrd threr !Jig Rt•d tOUf'hdcw.ns and Darius AiL'.Ii andrr nddrd two Au stin town filrh handrd Ma'-> o.,i tJon \Vd shm gtun i! ~ sr>cond co n s r c uti v~' loss F r idJ .\ . nigh! , H -1. on a pair ol toul'hduw n pa sst-> s by yuarterhflck Fr ank S<>nedlak. une lo lJa ve Fil 7 Patri ck Jnd t lif' ot hr r to Chr io.; Davis Russ Jacoh ru."iht•d for 162 .)'ards and scor(•d huth Rt'lprr touchdown~ on runs of four und 16 vards In the Golden Eagles' 13-0 ~·tn on·r i\Jhnny Alexund("r . Belpre's win caml' d£'spitr l:iO yards In JN'naldes. Three of th e fiw• toso.;('li in Shelby's 1-4 season have rome agai nst teams currently u:i th ~)- 0 records- Bucyrus. Will ard and Mansfield Madison . One perf ect recoro I' bound to go frid 'l· night when Willard travc•ls to Bucyrus. Winless Ashland sa w a nother chance for vict ory sl ip through Its hands friday night when SPECIAL SALE DATES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 & OCT. 6, 1990 FEEDER CAnLE & YEARLING TIME: 12:00 NOON AT THE GAlliPOLIS STOCKYARD CO. GAWPOUS, OliO 451131 PHONE 446-7222 Cleveland East scored twlcr In the finill ~>:09 for a 20-6 victory . Th e two TDs came In a 69 -seco nd span One wa s set up by a blocked punt and the oth er came on a :1:>-vard return of a fumble. Steve Smith and Chad Young combined lor 325 yards and five touchdowns In Co lumbu s DeSales' IZ·O romp over Ga!Upolls friday night. Young rushed for 162 yards and touchdowns run s of on<' and Kl yards. Sm ith totaled 16:' yard~ and had TD runs of 17, Get an extra s10 OFF... 5 20 OFF... up to s30 OFF on home-appl.iance and • electronics items IN-STOCK m our store two and two. De land McCu llough rushed for yard s and scored a pai r or touc.h down s to puwrr unbe aten Campbe ll Memorial to a 320 win ovrr Canfield Friday night . McCu I Iough s TD runs covered ~)2 and 69 r·ards Brody · Carp!' nl er slu shed through thr rain and mud f or II~ va rd s and fou r tou chdowns in ~nbraten Bloom Carroll's 38 15 win ovrr Co lu mbus Hamilto n Township Friday nigh!. Carp!'n · ter , who had 99 yards rush lng in the first half . scored on runs of three. fi ve. !9 and eight ya rd s as thr Bulldogs built up a 31-7 half I ime le ad. Joe Walter al so had 108 ya rds. Including a 58 vard TD run . t';rorge Hajja r kicked a 36 · yard field goal to lift Akron Hoban i 5-0i to a 10-1 overtime win over previOusly unbeaten Youngstown Ursu line Friday nigh! Ur sulrneentel'ed the game ran ked No.3 and Hoban No. 10 In l;"t week's UP! 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Three breakings a nd en tertngs whic h occurred overnight Tuesday are und er Inves tigati on by the Pome roy Pollee Department. The pollee reported tha t the Co rne r Bar, E xcelsior 011 and Dave's Small Engines on Ma in St. were broken lnt~ and mon~y , a cash register and some other equipmen t were taken !rom the three businesses. The owne rs discove red tile incidents when they opened their bu sinesses Wedn esday morning. Details on entry and the money amoun ts ta ken were not av.lla ble late this morning . Pollee as k that business owners remove a ll money from the ir premiSes, be sure that doors ar e loc ked, a nd Ins titute other security measures to preve nt furth er break lngs and e nter lngs In the vlllage. Four were lined and 11 otllers !orlelted bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Fined were Ricky Hamilton, West Union, W. Va ., $66 acd costs, on a PUCO safety viola ~ lion; Melinda Deem, Middleport, $46 and costs, speeding; Chris ~ topher Shealy, Chapin , S. C., two counts of PUCO safety viola· lions, fined $66 and cosls on each count; and Timothy Davidson, Pomeroy, $375 and costs, DUI , $63 and costs, operating under suspension, $43 and costs, lm· proper backing, and $50 a nd costs, no Insurance. Forfeiting bonds were James Barcus, Bidwell, $63, spinning tires; Richard Smith, Racine, $51 speeding; Timothy Gilbride, $66, PU CO safety violation; VIctor Nine calls lor assistance were a nswered by cnlts of Meigs County Emergency Medica l Services . At 6:45a.m ., Rutland squad we nt to Sta te Route 681 lor Jim Darst. Darst went to Holzer Medica l Center . At 1: 42 a .m . , Middleport squad was dispa tc hed to Ove rbrook Center for Joann Keys. Keys was ta ken to Vetera ns Memoria l Hospital. At 7:40a.m. , Pomeroy squad was sent to Pe ac x k Avenue; Henry Werry was treated but not tran • porte d. Middleport squad was called to Overbrook Center at 9: 16a .m . a nd took Edgar Brewer to Veterans Memorial Hos pital. At 11 : 04 a. m ., Rutland squa.d was se nt to Meigs Mine No. 2 fur J ohn Water s , who was transported to Holzer Medlca iiCe nter . At 1:40 p.m ., Pomer oy sq ua d wa s s<·n t to Sta te Route 681 Eas t. Thelma Smith wa s transported to St. Jose pil Hvs plt a '· Pomeroy squad was sent to Mecha nic St t'E'et a t 3: ~9 p. m. Mi c hael KJeln was taken to Vaterans Merrorla l Hos pit a l. Rutla nd 'GUad was dispatched to State Rollte 124 a t 5: 52 p.m. ; Ma lcolm Ingram was taken to Holzer Medical Ce nter. At 10 a.m ., Pomeroy squa d and fire departme nt were ca lled to the scene ol an auto accident. Barbara Ann Whitt ington was dead on a rri va l a t Veterans Memorial Hos pital. ~ ~ . Stocks ...,. • ';;; · : Steven Powell, Middleport, was sente r.ced on Tu esday In Meigs County Common Plea s Cou rt on drug charges . ~ f-: Powell, 24, was convicted by a ju ry on September 14 . ~ · On a charge of traffick in~: In coc a ine, Judge Fred W. Crow I II t- sentenced Powell to not less tha n fi ve yea r s a nd not more than 15 ~ years In prison, with an 1ctua l minimum sentenc e of three t. years and a $3,000 flne . -· On the charge of sale of m ari juana, Powe ll was sentenced to 18 months In prison, to be se r ved co nsecu tivel y with the fiv e lo 15 t;j : !;: ;E ~ year sentence. Powell received a sente nce of 30 days in jail on e ach of three drug abuse charg es; 'ho'i€' charges, by l aw, mu st be served concurrently with th e fe lony cha rges . Acmrdlng to Meigs Count y Prosecuting M to rncy Steven L. Weather South Central Ohio Wednesday, mosUy sunny . High In themlddle70s. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph, becoming northwest. Tonight, mostly clear. Low around 50. Light and va riable winds . Thursday, mostly sunny . High 75 to 80. Extended Forecaat Friday lhroough Sunday Fair F r iday and Sunday with a chance of showers Saturday . Highs In the 70s Friday, 65 to 75 Saturday and In the 60s Sunday. Lows 50 to 55 Friday and Saturday , then 45 to JO Sunday. TENNIS SHOES 20°/o where lows were In the 60s with southwest winds at 15 mph. Light rain moved Into the southwest panhandle of Nebraska from Colorado and other showers were reported In sou· theast Wyoming. Temperatures were expected to peak In the 80s In the Great Plains, down from the !)().plus degree temperatures that baked the region earlier this week, prompting forecasters to say Indian summer had come early this year. Just A FEW Reasons To Shop VVith lJ S ..... LADIES and MEN'S OFF 2. Parcel Post Pickup 4. Handmade Socks and you r breal hing re turn s to St•P For Yoursrlf. You'll Rt• (~lad You Hid~ Converse's New Magic BUTTONS & BOWS HOOD FAMILY SHOES 992-S 177 220 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO Story , the sentenc e rul es out any pl ov lslons fo1 ear ly relea se, such as shock parole or super shoc k parole. Story also pointed out th at J udge Fred W. Crow I IJ 's sentence was in accordanc e 'v it h Story's IT'eu mmend at l on for the ITUilllmum Powell, who wa s repr'E'se nted by Me igs Cou nty Public De lender Cha rles H. K:tlg ht , was reman d <'~ to lh r cu•tody of the Meigs County Sherlfl. ... ~ ~-------------------~~--~~------------~ -::.~--Area Henry J . Werry , 72, Fisher St . Pomeroy, died Tuesd ay a t the Brenda Darst home. Peacxk Ave., Pomeroy, following a n extended Illness. Born on Ma rch 3. 1918. at Pomeroy , he was the son of the late Herman Werry and He len Davidson Graham , and a vetera n of World War II . Army Air Corps. Mr . Werry was a retired poll ee o!f!cer and mechaniC , and belonged to the Fraternal Order of Pollee , Melgs·Galllal Chapte r. and the Pomeroy Fire Depart· ment. He was a member of the First Southern Baptis t Chu rc h, Pomeroy . Mr. Werry Is survived by four sons. F red Werry of Pomeroy. Philip i Filp l Werry of Ches ter, and Thomas !Pee Wee \ Werry and Ralph Werry , both or Pome· roy; a brother , Char les We r ry . Pomeroy; O<'Ven gr andc hild ren. and three great·grandc hlld ren . Besides his pa renL< . he wa s preceded In dea th by his wife. Jaret Werry In 1987, a nd his s tepmother , Em ma Werry . Funeral serv1ceo will be held Thurlday at 4 p.m at the F:wlnK Funeral Home. The Rev . Lamar O'Bryant will officiate a nd burial will be In Roc k Sprin gs Cemetery. Friends may c all at th e funera l home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Wednesday . In lie u of flowers .. donations may be ma de to the ' Pomeroy Fire Departme nt or the , American Cancer Society . ,. ' ~; H08pital news r": ' ~: Veteraas Memorial ;,... : ADMISSIONS E d gar £.Brewer, Middleport ; Edn a ~cken.s, Racine. .,. ;: DISCHARGES - Wilbu r Ra n· ~~lie. Pauline Rose. ..•• unty Common Pleas Court by t<'='totorlsts ..--.o·.,.,..- > ~ ?:.-..... or•.,. ....... IIU - W'!Oo; • ll' ~-',. .,.. ... ,._,I»G ._., ~,_ IIIU.SWI!Jf . . C:O rl l t o . - Sl-.11- , . . , . - - - .. . ........ ....,_ .... .. '""' s...~ ., .•~.--Oolll'lf-~ - 1:1 ,..,.,... ~· -- · -- • -...r o-- n• - I CI . . "' JUOO ~ I'III.M.)06JP\00 .....,..,. - I'ICOW ~Oioi16U1'1.:l f.,..._IJ,IOIGI)I&tll .... ....., ..,... . . rn Qil CCIOIII UYI)GDiliiO IHMTIEI! MIEI'IfrJ# r l ~ltl"n iG .._•.. 1'1<1-...,..., ..... . . lioCIOC,_....., _..,_.,_ ... -....c.... o.-vo ... ur bt-i ng t.opo occurs with burns. The parUcu· tar organ or organs Involved and the seve rity of damage deter· min e the outcome. As the figure s I gave earller Indicate, about one·fourtll of Individuals st r uck by lightning will die of the Injuries . Muscles contr act very forcefull y with the massive elec· trt ca l s timulation of lightning. Muscle damage can range from stiffness and sorenes s to total The dam age produced by lightning may not be totally apparent du r ing the first few hours afte r the event . I am suspicious that you suffered Injuri es which Invo lved more than the bu rns to your skin , and that Is why you were in the Intensive care unit for six days. Recovery from any of the ln]ur· tes without any notl ceable effect Is uncommon . Mos t people have destruction. The nervous system scars from burns or an arm Is also inju red frequently . M,.. mory loss about the events around the time of the lightning which does n' t work "just right" because of th e Injury to the nervous and muscle sy s tems . The Injuries from lightning are like most In] urles in that they are best treate d by preventlon. Inter· ruptlng your day on the beach or your golf game when that little thunderstorm rolls In Is the really smart thing to do . strike are common, as Is a persi s tent ringing In the ears. More severe damage to the bra in produc es symptoms similar to a stroke. The heart, lungs and kidneys m ay al so suffer se r iou s dam age . at a cost of $ 2 . ~ 5 each. Janie Lawrence won the door prize wit h ihe a t tendacce ba nner going to the third a nd fou rth grad e room . All meeting are held on the: second Tuesday of each month at: 7 p.m . Everyone is In vit ed to· a t tend. Dean's list announced The followin g stude nts have: been named to the summer quart er Dean's Lis t at Hocking Technical College: Valeria Bal· ley , Chester ; Glenn Is Erickson, R.adcllff ; Shawn Fetty , Rutland; Kathy Fraley , Pomeroy; Angela: Grueser. Ra cine; Angela Kelly,· Middleport; Rhonda Koehler; Middleport : Shirle y Lyons,: Tuppers Pla in s; Erich Phllson,Mlddl eport Rodney Sandy , Langsville; Ronl Howery, Ru · !land; Diane Detty, Radcliff. Ea ch stud ent on the dean's lis( ha s achieved a quarterly gradt> point av erage of at least 3. 3 and ha s co mpleted at least 12 credit hours. -Lib1rary lines--By RUTH f'OWERS If you are in te r<·s tPd in helping someo ne learn t o r ead . mar k Mond ay . Oc tober 22 a nd Tucs da y , October 23 on your cala nda r . Th e Me ig s Count y Pub:ic libr ar y is sponsor in g two fi vP-hour volu nteer tutor tra inin g sP ~: s i o n s more informatio n, or to r egis ter fo1 the sessions. call or come to th e Po me roy lib ra ry 1992·58131 or contact Je anne Br aun at the Meigs Count y Se ~l or Citizens Ce nt er 1992·2161 I. An 1genda fo r the sessions will be pu~lic tze d as It becomes ava ila ble . 110 a. m. until 3 p.m . J at thp Ath ens ~ ill be m ater ial F or 1hose \"Oluntrrrs wh o h av(' taken th r "La ub ach .. t ra ining me thod th Is will be some th ing differe nt . T here wi ll be no cha rge. bu 1 reg is t ra t ion is rrqu i r ed. Fo r The Pomeroy llbrrary has a glass disphy case that they are happy to make available to an yone with a collection thai they wcu ld like to share with the publ ic. RPmembPr . y ou can regi ster to vote at th e library or on the book mob ile. .Meigs band wins competition M fli gs M ;:n;:m drr Ma rc hing Ba nd r et urnPd h om e vlctor io"Js from lht' Apple F'P stiv al Paradl' ro rnpplit iun that wa s held on ~n 1urdav 1r1 J a c kson T he Ma rauclf' l' F lag Cnr p:(j p\a cPd third in Th e Maraude r Band can be seen this Friday night at Federa l Hoc king and October 6 In Ath ens al th e Ath ens High School Invlta ~ tiona I Marc hing Competition. ........ 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Th e Apple Fes tiva · llParade is one of the la rges t !n the s ta le with 210 unit s and apj!r o xim a t e l y '0 ba nd s parti cipating . So if Your Daddy Took Your T -Bird Away, cruise on down to Peoples Bank for the best car loan rate around. But hurry! This offer is available only during our ' ll ~..O•ftll l"t l- alltloJ St.ljlplu~l.l ~ Wid IIIIIIID'Illll tlur"'9 II) .. . , . . , .. .... . . . . . . ~~~ . ' ~ '' "'-' U'IHO &n&SIIOII Sorplu' tt .t..-1 tll. . llll . lnc>155-11:1" 50000 l oNf!fYM taalJCI'IIIIO •wn1101 Mfi3IIOf' 1 ,.............11'4Nf ._n...-. ., a.oop'-. _ .... u.-..., ........... S. • --.110. f"'G) (llrolll. )A 0.'10) ~ .. !hi ~al -- ~ ~~ ~ ­ ~ . . . . . . . li II'WrCit ll llt -tiCht.., ~ . . L.o. ....C.lHMCOII .... ~ III ........ ,.~­ r'\ft.Malf\/tM~IO• IIII•........,..,..,__,... OCI..-...c' '" ll'llt Ntll ....... c- oi --·~"""'" ,.,.. • ......,119 .. ..,..... tiiiiiWII 10 IIM!Mtlla . . . Ill C.... J0 .. . ...,_ .... 1111121-*llt ~ 1164-...,.. UIS.Itl)ot loiQillf.. tlt.Nft • . f ......... lfl ....~. -­ l.ltiiiCillllliN'M'TWII....,,,_ ...... "" ,., .... - '*"" ,.. ... "........_•Colo..._l.h " Qllo !Mill S.."CN ~d~c..-. · ~ - ~ ~ al -flllt-dOIN,flnlll'~,. ""ca Of -.v. . .~ s. 11 .,. . . . . . . ........ ,.,.,..QII'I9PII ,_ •.__. ....._. . ........,...._ ..... ra .. • 'CIIololOII O......" _. -.m ......a. L.-.. Silver Anniversary Celebration . " Yard bake sale 1 Th ere will be a yard and bak e s a le on Oct. 6 a t the Reed sville F ire House from 9:30 a. m . to 5 p.m . Hot sou p, hotdogs. pie, pop a nd coff ee will be served . Eat ·ln or carry·ou t a va ilab le. Bring own co ntainer fo r carry -out Th e event is sponsore d by the Fai th Gospel Ladies Ci rcle ··"''':yt' ~ "'" . ,• tY">L • ." '·~,·. X r41 · ~ -llt iiWICIIIIII RockTober 1st through 6th . (Fuzzy dice not included) . SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th ..,...~""";J:_...,_.....,..._. U.._MI CII, ....... 118JIU5JOO. .,.._ ~. ~ •wm.u u~J~.oneo .-.~: ~~.._. . . , . - Will ..... 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(),.. ~ , - .... ~atc...-.--1 ~-. ... ~.omeroy . An action lor dissolu tion of marrlaae hu been tiled In Malgs County Common Pleas Court by Allen L. King II, Middleport and Janis E . King, Racine. hl'lp to John C Wolf, D.O . Associa te Professor of Family Medicine An open house was s taged and plans were finalized for the a nnua l Fa ll Carnival to be held Oct 6 wh en the Po rtland PTO met recently . Ott!cers for the year are Lee Codne r , preside nt ; Armintha Norris, vice president; Mary Bush , sec reta r y; and Brenda Johnson . treasurer. The mee ting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and lntro· du ctlon of the staff : Christie Chaldwell, fifth and sixth grade: Jeannie Manue l. th ird and fourth grade; Linda Fish er. fr uit and second grade; Wanda Shuler. L.D .; Brenda McGu ire, D.H. ; a nd J an Hill , Cha pte r I Reading. Chic ken and noodles a long with soups will be served at the carnival and Ivan Potter and Ullver Wings will provide the entertainment . A membership drive wa s con· duc ted recently with the first and second grade winning. Tyler Johnson and Brandl Codner tied for the mos t members. They re ceived $5 each. Donations were made to each c lassroom and the kindergarten . Approval wa s given to purcha se Weekly Readers tor each student .njures Individual s by heat and it y i n the degree of damage as may Family Medicine Portland PTO meets QCESTI ON - My major In Jury when I w15 struck by llghtn:ng was burns. Is this what usually hapoens• AN SWE R - Lightning Is an int ense electric.J l spark which sa m f' as the chan ce of winnin g pa r specti ve. it re m embrr th at tht ' risk Ohio Univ ersity College of Osteopathic Med iC in e The Doily Sentinel- Poge- 7 building in a storm : don' t stand under vour umbrella! struc k by li ghtnin g iu a bcut tl.e lig htning strikes and anotner 1800 are inju r ed . To pu t th is i n in the '·Li tera ry Volun tee rs tJ f .......---·---- .............. ~ .,..._. <I big in your s ta te's lotter y. !I' ll ta ke the lottery, thank you. ) Lightning Injuries us ually happen when lndivldualu are outdoors but fall to seek shelter as the storm approaches. Freque nt locations are the beach or the golf course. Not too sur;>rls· lngly, the popular vacation state or Klorlda has been rackad number one In deaths due to lightning In sevc·ral recent years. Mos t of th e victims In the Sun shine Sta te are visitors. with men be tween 19 a cd 35 being mos t frequently Involve d In this catas trophe . Li ghtning Is an elec trical spa rk whic h appeor s to the ye ar to jump from the clnuds to the ground . Electricity - and llghtn· lng - •ak e the path of leaut res istacca. Ll!(htnlng w!ll strike a tcee on top of the hill If It Is closer than the tree at the bottom of thz hill, but the man on the sl]e of the hit! und er his metal Jmhre lla is the path of least resis twnce. Tha t Is where llghtn· ing will srrike' Metal condoct s e l<;c tric ity bette r than air , so golf c lubs, umbrellas and other meta l products tend to a ttract lightning Get und er a permanent shelter or by the electric current ltsetr Burns , as y ou suffered , are almost alwa ys pn•sent.At times, they m ay be exten sive, bu t occas iona lly th ey ar e minor . ANY org J n ca r b<• damaged ~ y lightnin g wilh the sa me va riabll · Am eri ca " ............... fl ..._tl . . . . fAOiil...,..._N ~ .+.l!fiCU 00 LIOIIlft IIIAIJM MtiOIIelp. ,_ fiiiMit. ,..,........ . ....... aiiiiii !IIMt ......... llllllillllllnlll.,.., DIMolutlon filed In the Uni ted States abo ut 600 people are killed each yea r by Barbara Ann Whittington, 32, Pomeroy, dl"ll Tuesd ay as the res ult of Inju ries s uffered In an au to acc ident on Route 143 In Pomer oy. Born Jan . 11, 19581n Ga llipolis, she was the d aughter of Cll!ford E . Whi t tington Sr. and Barbara J ean Howard Whittington. In additi on to her parents she Is su rvived by a daughter , Brandy An n Grover, Letar t, W.Va .; a broth er , Cll!ford E . Whittington J r , Rutland ; two s is ters, Be· linda L. Ric hmond, Rutland; and Cla ra J . P feifer, Jac kson; grand· mother, Cla r a Howard, RuU and; two nieces. one nephew a nd st' veral au nts and uncles. She was pr eceded in death by her grandparen ts, Theodore a nd Do rothy Wh ittin gton a nd Elwood lloward . Services will be Friday a t I p m a t Ewi ng Fune ral Home . Bur ia l will be In We lls Cemete ry . Friends m ay call at tile funeral home on T hursday fr om 1·3 p.m . • nd i 9 p.m . Mutual Insurance ~mpany of Columbus and Cath· ~'trine J. Williams. Middleport. ;:t ualnsl Harvay A . Faw . ~·: gerou s. you arp quit(' co rrect in say ing that thpy are uccomrr. on. co ndu cting the trainin g sessi ons ...::twm ftiOPUfl A Judgment In the amount of Yo ur expe riPnce wil h ligh tni ng reminds me that lh ere Is a neeJ fo r a ll or us to be . more kn owledgeable a bout the possi· ble hea lth consequenc es of thi s nat ural phenomenon . While lightning strikas ar e ve ry dan· Ca ndy Byron o f _ . . ' " ' - Mlc.Mf'lii!INII• .. .8".38 has been !lied In Meigs normal. Barbara Whittington ~- ~ Juclpaent filed mid iss ues and "a ll clea r " signal Pom eroy libr ar y on those Cay .:; , S....O' I)Ioe n.-J fl ......-..~ o. C.....-f tot "' • LEADER OF THE PACK deaths Henry Werry line of rea soning and causes th e c hange In breathing - th e feeling of be ing shor t of bre ath . Aft er th e storm pa uses. your subconsc iou s Stnp In and Just Arrived! QUESTI ON- I was struck by lightning while visit ln g In Flor· id a during 1984 and spent six days In the Inten sive care un it with burns a nd othe r Injuries. Since then I get short of brea th befo re a storm a nd retu r n to normal as soon as It passes. I'm not afr aid ot being struc k again, becau se 1 know this Is very, wry unlik ely Why do 1 gel shnrt of breath '! AN SWER - The sen sation of be ing short of t>reath is probably produ ced by your subl'Onsctous mind te llin g you to stay away from lightning . Pu t anoth er way, vo ur body knows tha i e•caplng from the " jaws of deat h'' once Is dra matic, and It does nol want a repea t performance! On an in t e l~ lec tual and conscioq s leve l you know that you have taken a p· proprla te precaution s as a s1 orm approaches to avoid being struck again. Your SIJbconsclou s mid 3. School Hair Bows 5. Special Orders 6. Local Owner 7. Friendly Service Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Walking in rain is OK, unless it's lightning, too does n't listen to your consciou s I. Dry Cleaning L. A. GEAR - ROSSINI - CONVERSE Am Electric Power .... .... .... .26 ~ AT&T . ...... .. .......... .. .... .. .... .. 3l'h Ashland Oll ............... ........ .. 31 Bob Evans ...... .. ... .... .......... 12S Charming Shoppes .. ......... .... 9\1 City Holding Co ............ ... .... 15 Federal Mogul. .... ..... .......... 15 'h Goodyear T&R ....... .. ..... .17 ~ Key Centurion ..... . .. .. .. .... .10~ Lands' End .. .. ... ..... .. .... .. .10')(, Limited Inc . ... .. .. ....... .. ... ... .13')(, Multimedia Inc ......... ... ... ... 59')(, Rax Restaurants ....... ... .. ... ... ]!, Robbins & Myers .......... .. ..... 19 Shoney 's Inc .............. .. ..... . .11')(, Star Bank .................. ......... IS\1 Wendy's Int'l. ........... ... ...... 5!1, Worthington Ind .......... ... .... .19S ~ r:~ Powell sentenced on drug charges Counts, Syracuse, $47, speeding; Ralph Erlewlne, Colubmus, $66, PUCO safety violation; Mona Neal, Middleport, $45, speeding; Margaret Sheets, Pomeroy, $43, as sured c lear distance; Billy Gogle , Jr ., VInton, $48 speeding; Terry J ohnson II, Pomeroy, $50 speeding: Tony Wat son, Gallipolis, $46, speeding; James Gray, Columbu s, $66, PUCO safety violation . VIrginia . Patchy late night fog also cut visibility In Southern California THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Dally slock prices (AI of 11: 30 a.m. l Bryce aod Mark SP'.ilh uf Blunt, Ellll ._ &.oewl -:- the 40s In some areas during the early morning hours, but bright sunshine was expected to send highs Into the 80s. Fog covered some valleys In Kentucky and light winds came !rom the soutllwest while partly sunny s kies we re reported In Pomeroy Court news EMS makes 9 runs Tue.'iday Wednesday. September 26, 1990 Skies clear across nation; South stays cool BJ Ualled Preu laterlllltlonal Clear skies covered much of the nation Wednesday as the heat eued In the Great Plains and cool weather continued In the South and Northeast. Hlah pressure kept the Soulll dry as temperatures dipped Into Police probe three B & Es Wednesday, September 26. 1990 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking By Pregnant Women May Resul.t in F.etal Injury, Premature Birth, And Low Birth We1ght. Lights: Kings: 11 mg. ' 1ar", 1.0 mg nicotine; 100's: 12 mg. "tar", 1.1 mg. nicotine; Ultra Ughts: 6mg. "tar". 0.6 mg. nicotine; Non-filters: 23 mg. ''1ar", 1.5 mg. nicotine· Full Flavor: Kings: 16 mg. ' 1ar", 1.3 mg. nicotine; 100's: 17 mg. ''tar", 1.4 mg. nicotine 3'l per cigarette by FTC Method. I 0 1990 Ugg'ftt Qoup InC. ~·;, �Ohio September 26, 1990 Wednesday, September 26, 1990 Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio Community calendar WEDNESDAY RA CfNE - Th e Racine f1r st Baptist Church will present "How to Hrlp Yo ur Say 1\o to Sexual PrPssure," a n eight ses sion v ideo SPminar for pare nt s STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM and grandpare nt s, on Wednes· day at 7:3 0p .m . POMEROY - Reviva l at l h<' Zion Communily Church, Roull• 682, Lower Pl~ ins Road. wi ll begin Wednesday. Thprr will br 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. specia l s peakPrs and si ngrr s each evening at 7 p. m . r--- -----------.. I I PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., SEPT. 23 THRU SAT., SEPT. 29, 1990 COUPON : l I I I I TIDE : DETER1GENT ! 136 OZ. I I $5 99 ! I I I I I ! I LIMIT ONI' WITH '10 I ADDITIONAl" PURCHASE I GOOD ONLY AT POWELL 'S I SUPERMARKET I L-- .!:_R.!_C~ ::"~~~E~!:!,9~~ _I $ 79 Chuck Roasts ..... ;~. 1 BLEJlCH I U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM $279 : Round Steak ...... ;~. ~ s9 ~ GOLDEN DELIGHT FROZEN $l Q9 Turkey Breast .... ;~. L-------·-------.. .,--------------, FLAVORITE $ 19 $ 99 Bacon ••••••••••••••••••• 1 4 r-------·------, I COUPON I :I CLOROX lI U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF I I (GALLON : I I I LIMIT ONE WITH '10 .00 ADDITIONIIL PURCHASE Good ONLY AT POWELL'S SUPER MARKET PRICE EXPIRES 9 / 29 / 90 I I U.~.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF La R1beye Steak ...... ~ 12 OZ. PKG. $l 89 Rump Roast .......L:·. $269 1 1 I I COUPON 1 : HANGI~·G ROCK : I GRADE A 1 !: I I I 1 59( DOZ. LIMIT ONE WITH '10 .00 ADDITIONAL PURCHASE GOOD ONLY AT POWELL ' S SUPERMARKET PRICE EXPmEs 9 / 29 / 90 , !I I I I ,_______ _______ ,I BUCKET BEEF Cubed Steak ...... ;~ Colby Cheese ..... ;~. 1 ~LARGE: EGGS~ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF LONGHORN I SPIRITE DIET COKE COCA-COLA $1 99 8 16 Oz. Returnable Bottles $129 RA CfNE - The Rac ine Village Council will meet in special session on W{'dnesday at 7 p.m . in counc il cha mber s. Rep<l i r s on the pac k er truck w· 111 be discu ssed. POM EROY - Thr Wi ldw ood Ga rd en Club will meet Wed nr s· day evening at 7:$0 p.m . at th<• home of Peggy Moo re . THURSDAY POMEROY - fre e rlothing d ay will be hel d at the Salvation Army in Pom er oy on Thur sday fr om 10 a .m . to noon. J\11 a r P<J rrs id r nrs ln nerd of c lothin g ;.u •• REE DSVlLLE - Thr• Hi vl' r · vie\-\-' Ga rd en Club Wl ll mt· Pt Thursday at 7 30 p m at th<• home or" Marv Alice Bias ~<''"" 1 FLAVORITE 2°/o MILK •••••••••••~;·. I $1 Parkay ............~.. 2 MARGARINE 3 ~lAMOND Pmeapple ....... !~~;2 I $ 1 9 Pie Filling ........ !~~;. 9 ( THANK YOU CHERRY FLAVORITE Ice Cream ..••... ~,.~A!.• $11 9 TV Dinner ••••••••••••• LOTSA POP $329 Good At Powell' a Super Volu Good Week of Sept. 23. 1990 : NOODLE SOUP :~~;s •• CAN sf$2 • Good At Powell' a Super Volu • Good Weelt of Sept. 23. 1990 • HILLSHIRE FARMS POLISH or SMOKED SAUSAGE $199 10-12 OZ, CAMPBELL'S CHIUEN 12 OZ. CANS (LB. BANQUET FROZEN COlJil(fi : · : 24 7t~ KRAFT PURE SWEEET GRAPE JELLY SUGAR 32 oz. 79( Good At Powell' a Super Velu Good Weelt of Sop1. 23, 1990 4 LB. lAG $119 Good At Powoll'o Super Volu Good Week of Sept. 23. 1990 HALL'S COUGH DROPS 30 CT. BAG 99( LB. Ca u - resuming by the Racine Fire pre ~ Department at th e Bashan build ing PVC!')' Satu rday at 6:30p .m POM EROY - T he Preceptor & ra Be ta Cha pter. Beta Sigm 3 P hi Sor orit y will m eet Thursda y at 7:30 p.m . at the Gra ce Episcopa l Church p arish house. Hos tesses are Vera the Ora ngr Co unt y J.1il was such a good one hP jus t had to writ f' it down Problem was. he left his notes bPhind whe n he we nt over thr fence Mo nda y night " He sort or left some tell· tal r clu es." sa id Orange Co unty She r iff Roger P hillips. Hall, 17 , wa s ilrres trct six hours after the escapP at hi s gra ndfath PO M EROY -T he Belles and Bea u s Sq uare Da nce Cl utJ will sponsor an opC'n dance Saturd ay at th e sPn in r citizens center ln Pomeroy from H·ll p.m The ca ll er wtl l oe Tom Dillander, Marton . The danrP is open to all Crov. i ac cl Norma Cus ter . wes tern squarr dancer s HEMLO CK GROVE - The Women' s F'el l<,wship of Meigs County Churches of Chcis t will mPt' t Thur sday a t 7· 30 p.m . a t thP Hl'm lock Grove Church ol Chr ist . er' s house in the town of New burgh, r ight whPrP hi s pla ns sa id TL:PP ERS PLAINS - There he wou ld bP . will be a round a nd sq uare dancP at the VF'W buildmg in Tuppers Pl ains on Satu r day fr om 8· 11 :lO p.m . fea t urin g Specks of Blu e grass Ba nd . Red Carr w ill be t he callrr Cost is $2.50 for adull s and $1 for children under 12. Pub l ic invit ed. POMF: RO Y - Ewings Chap rer. S.A R .. will mt'l'l Thu rsd ay at thP M•_• it:s Cuun ty Mu seum . Di nne., by r~.·ser va 1 i o n only, at n-:m p rn . and rll l'l' t ing and prog;an ; at 7 :\0 p.m . The Primary Departm ent of the Middl epor t First Baptist Churcp held Its annua l ba ck to sc hool party rec ently . The ch ildre n en jo yed a vari atv of indoor·outdoor gam Ps and all COOI.VfLLE- There will oe a squar e danc e Saturday fr om H·11 30 p.m. at the Coolville Lions Building. Music by H appy Hal· low Boy s. Ca ller Is Jim Brown . Cost is$.$ per person or $5 co upl e. FIHII.\\' IJOMI·:nrw Thl' Senior l'itizf' ns D;:-, nr p Cluh will havp il dtJn Ct' Friday f ro;--n 81 1 p .m . ,\1u t: ic \vii i lw provirkd by ttu• Happ\ Holluw Boys, Alhl'ns I3ri ng sn;_wkc.; to ·· th ro snark ta b ll\ Public invir('d. won prizes . Hom emade p izza, c hips and pop were se rved . Door prizes went to Da ,·ict PO ME ROY -There wi II be a hy mn sin g Sa turday at 7 p .m . at lhP Lau r el Cl iff Fr ee Met hodist C'rurrh in Pomer oy featuring t he Un ror• Family Publ ic in vi ted . Th1 • i.<•IJ:mon T ow nsh ip Tr u!-:. l f'PS wi ll nl l'l' l Fri da .\' Jl ~ p.m . in rf'g:J lar Riggs and Cindy Lewis. The eve ning ended with Rev Don Me adows presenting a Ch ri stian ma gic show At tPnd ing wcrl' Stephan it' Hu r ton. An na F'ink . Hol ly and .Jnsh ua R UTLA ND - T here w i ll be a softba l l lou rna ment at t he Ru · tland FIPid on Sa tu r day and Sunday . Drawing s for team s w!l l be held Friday F'or more infor· ma t lon ca ll John Harrison at 9\12·70.1b or Hill Carswell at \1~2 3167. Sf'SS !C. n SAT'JROA r ( I! LSHIRE - Grubb famr ly ~ i ngP r s of C. a llip olis wi II beat 1hr Uld Bethel Freewill Church in Cpcs hit'f• on Saturd a:v Jt 7. 30 p.m . f{c\ . Bob Grubb ~Ill b<~ Harrisonville happenings roy'~ ).~' r' ~on~ 11f Con ff'rlf •r; l t t• obtain i ng ~ hil'> ht•t•n invo ln·d in 1114· organ i1a 11 nn i n Ohio during tl11 · p as t yPar Si ncf' lhr ('n cl of 1!11 · nat io naI conv~ · n !!on. hr ha s a 1dcd in complrting thl' w(lrk of for m ing th(• f! r"'t Co nfr·dC'ratr cam p:-. in Oh io. The c;e n. 11o .,~r ll S Riplf'V Ca mtJ fo rmt'd this mon t h in Co lu mbus Jnd !hP 1.1 .Jo l1n Bre ss if' r Camp forrnfd ln Cin ci nnari A shiPy f'l'( ' l'ntl~ · .lttrndf'd rt lt' form a tion of thl' <; tar r· li·\·4·1 Il l'\\ ' nw111b1 'r'> lo r C.llll!'tl C r~mp :\o l~ iO in Hun tin gton. W \ ', 1 ll h fjrq job willllf· lnlk·ndopa <..,{'I of b_ v ·LIW<.., .tnd l 'l ln'> !i lulill n f or tht' org il n li,I I Hi n ,\ ., h iP\·..., mt·mbr·r<.., hi p in ttlt· tlrg.t ni;: !l ln n i" b<JS(' d on th r ll f hh grra t grr at grand Li'hN . \\'iiiLtm Zoll Wi<'klinf' . \' '1111 W{l<., kil !t· d in lh P U<tttll' of L t·\\ ' i..,hun~. \\' \ ',1 ,\n\ md n h:J\'ing an an( f•s tor or tJro tllf•r uf an anc rs tor· wh o fougl11 Jr1r th•• Co nfrck rac.\· I" ('I ll-: i!) II ' .,,.n·if·•· Heath Church honors years of service A "Celebr ation of Lo1r and Scr vl cp" ho nor i n~ mrtnbf'r s with 80 or morr ye llr ~ of lift· wJ . , co nd ucted Su nday at the Heath Un it ed Meth odist Church Oldest m emb<'r Is Lorena Da · vis, 94 . Ot hers recognized wr,·r Halli e Zrrkle, ~a n Moore. Eliza· b!'fh Mourn ing, Et oille Cassell. Mr . and Mrs. J ames Weber. M r . and Mrs . Ed Youn g. Doroth) Roll rr. T eres a Bver. E ar l Knig ht , .l ame s Cris we ll. Ma r Ketch ka . 1\:rllie Zerkl<•. Mr. a nd Mrs. Evere tt Ra il, Ju anita Bach tel. I vy Sleet h, Ka ti e Swan son. Mr. a nd Mrs. Arthur Str au ... . . . Edi th J i vid en, Charles Wise .lr . M ary Win ge tt, Gerlrud e Mcl<l· hlnn ey, GladY s Walbu r n. and Mr . Winner named Virginia H oy 1. wa s last werk "s winner of lhl' "Arou nd Town "' ph oto iden llfir al io n sf'rif' s. She co rrertl y idr nl!fird thP ph oto as a detail on fhP fa ca ci<' of the Dallv Sentinel <for merlv Farme r's. Bank). Th at detail i s lh r night depository. She wil l receive a landm ark sesqulcentPnnial Chr istma s ornament f rom Rank OnP. ancl :\lr .c. \\'ill is Alr:-. hirt • l·::qJn~ss i o n s of lov l' JnJ apprr· t' i.1fiPn wr rP g i;rn bv .l a ml' S Cl atwnrt h\', n·prrscn ti ng tllP sr nlor rnf'mb r r ._ , .knr.lf r r Ha r ri· "on. :mun g ad ul t.-;, and F' ra11k BIJkc, you th Sprcial mu sic was b~ · thr rho i r . ChosPn Thf' mes s<:! gt' hy fl.f'\' F~ ra nk Smi l h wa s 011 th r Uook of .Job. pllti r nc r and c nd ur ancr. A din npr srn·rd by th C' Elrano r Ci1·rJP fo llowrd the chu rr p sf'r \·icr . ThP dining room v:a "' drco r<.~ tPd In fal l co lor s. ll il la mps. McGuffie Re<JdC'rs. o ld LJshi onf'd do lls, etc. T he hon or f' d gurs ls wt•rp sea ted togl'thf' r . Ttw y Wf'n' givrn ca rn ati on c'J r · sa grs bnutonnlrrf's and r ac il r rrrivf'd a gi ft f 1·y Sleet h entertained with tw o se lect ions and Rev . Smith sa n g "Hr Giveth More Grace" and arcompanird himself on th e piano . The thought for the week i s " Hrm emDer tlw va lue of servi cE' to ot hr rs ." Th(' praye r focu s, " Our srnice men and women ." Th e Heath United M elhodl s t Church will have a hy mn si ng a t Overbr oo k Cen tPr on Tuesday 'I I 7 p.m. He sa id Ha ll had managed to get over a razor-wi rP topped red uced to a mistkmeanor . Now fence in an exer cise yard by he faces somP Sf'rious j ail time," Ph illips sa id . Th e e sca pe was thf' first <J t the prison in 12 years . usi ng a ladder th at was mist<.Jk Pn ly pl aced there by workPrs n•placing th e pri so n roo f. When thl? escape wa s di sco vHe d dC'puti es chec ked h is cell and found his no tes, which sa id hr planned to tak e some money . s tNII a t'a r and leavp the state. Hroderi ck . . Jf'r('my and Jam le Bus k irk. T i na , CladinP, D. J. and D,,vi d Riggs, Jl'ff and Sh awna Ty o. Adam. Andy. Shawn a nd F: ri c Whil e. Adam and .Jordan Spank, Ju stin and Trey Robson . Jer emy Din gey , Cindy Lewi s. .Je nnifN Yanak. Jeremy and Je rTod Ba ll. Sherry Vick er s. Sherry Seddon. and Tammy QuPen . Ad ul ts ass ist ing were Rhonda and Jeff T yo. Ca rolyn Davis. Bob and P eggy Lewr s. J('rrc na E ber sbac h . Wa nda Shank , DetJbie Dingev. and Rev . and Sharon Seddon. ABY group has recent get together Chu r('h Paulinf' Atkins f'ntf'r thf' Pas t Matrons on ta inC' d Turs day r vr nin~ . !{u ss E shf'lman, who had ryt-' s ur gery i n Col umbu'> . is homf' an d is rrcupt' r3 ting M < lr~drat Sa t urd ay of Mr . and Mr ' Rob Alkirr . Mr and Mr s. Dou g Bi shop Jt tr nd('d a sq u<-ln' dance cu rl\·rn tl on in LouiS\'il iP. 1\~ .. m·er th~> Wf'Ckcnd . Mr s. \'elm J L ong. Co lumbu s. spent n frw da.vs wll h Mr and Mr s . Millar d Christin At t Pndi ng Wf' r c Family gathers for reunion Descendants of the lat e Jac k and L ora Beeg le Wood gathered recently aththe home of f vac and Eve ly n Wood . Chl'S it•r. Presen t for the r eunion were three oft he Wood children, M ar y Jane Wood Efaw, Somerset: V ic tor and Mary Wood, Por t Charlotte. F la. ; and Ivan and Eva lyn Wood , Ches ter. Atten ding were Laur.1 Wood, Betty Lou M at tern, Lora Rose Al lison. John and Kitty Mosinski, Dawn. Clifford M allern, Charles and Sa lly M cDole , Ron and Paula McDo le, Janice and L eaonard BrodNi c k, Leaona r d J r ., Robin an d Michael Broderick. Boo , D<>bbie and Ama nd a Bracht, Jackie and Howard Brow n. Jeff. Dawn. Dav id. Valarie and Mi · chr llt• Brown, Richard McDole. Donald Efaw, Mike, Pattie and f 'ahryn E f aw, Dea n and Conme Wood. Pau la and Che lsey Wood, Gary, Bonnie, Ja son a nd Andrea War ner, Rodn••y Wood, Jeff and Lora Wolfe . TOPS meets Tra cey Grupspr, ShL'rrySeddon , Tammy· Qurcn. StPvr Marrin . Na ncy 1\a kl'f'. Jeremy Heck. Jo sh Heck ,\m.\ · Wa gm'r. Fra n k Bla kf', Pt'n ny Lewi s . Danny Folmrr. Ton\· l.c r·. Emm a Laf'. Eric Wtll.tf'. \1ikP CrrmPan s. Karr n l .Jmbt·rt . Danny L Pwis, John S;n gf'll! and E ll(~ n L('wis . Advi · '-.ors for lht • !'VI'ning Wl'I"l' Donna (;rul· ~ r ·r . Ca t h ~· Riggs and PPggy I .!' Wi s All junior and spniur hig h '-. tuclents <Hl' invited to attend the vou th group mee tings held ever y Su mLt~' f rom ~ - :m to I p.m . Ttw rwx t ou tin g V.'ill bf' <-l h<J y rid f' Dianr Hf'fdman lost thP most we ig ht a nd Virgin ia Poo ll•r was thr runner up a t t he recen t meet i ng of Ohio TO PS Cl ub >70. M r s. Herdm an also won thp fruit ba sket . Shirlr .v Woltr coudu<'tl'd a gamr anti ~a n cy Manl P.\' wa s th e winnrr L anni(' Alr shin• and Prggy Vining rra d a noll' from th l' T OPS Booklet J acki e Starcher. ctif'til' ia n at \'('!f'ra n s MPmorial Ho spita l, wi l l be th£' guPst speaker at thP nrx t m eeting on Tuf'sd av. Alfred UMW meeting held i·'~fW lJI",L; dll lJ. ati o n In \\i pq \'ir·gi n i;t kiiiJWil oi <.., th• • Wl' st \' irgini ;t ])1\'i '> tu n S .C \' . ·\ _ . , hlcv wa s a p p11illlt •d ;~ (' hipf uf •;t <Jff of thi s di,·i :-. lun b_v tlwsta tpr·omm a ndt ·r ,\ ,.., h it'\ isd trH' rnhf ' l' llflhf'Hobf'rt stf'a l ing r·a dios. Phil!ips sa id . " Th is kid w<1s i n on a felony whic h m ay or may not ha vr been Fl orid a rec<' nt ly . \I rs . Don Ru sse ll Dougl<J :-., PomrrO\', was a dinnr r gut ·s t i Ashley given award by national commander cell soo n alter he escaped about 7:10 p .m. spe nt a wctk w ith her fathf'r in and Mr s. , .. · "' T Hall had bPen in j ai l four days <Jwaiting ar raignm e nt on chargps of brea ki ng into cars and A bo wling and pizz a party wa s cn jovcd recen tl y oy the ABY of th e Middleport first Baptist Mr. prP~t f' hi:l g . In ('Onjundion with Pom. ·Sf•squin•nknninl , the I 50th anniv rr~ary of lhf' h•<·orporation or lht• villagL'. Bank Ont> in Ponwroy is ~pnnsoring­ this photo idt'ntifkatlon st•r ics. Ttw photo.o; fcaturl' ardti · te ctural drtail-.; of huildin g-101 within tht• tuwn. Thl' pictuft'S Wt'rt.' taken around town and art' fl'at urt•d in We dnesday t'ditions of Th e Daily Sf' ntinf'l. ,\nswl'rs, hy mail or drop -off, mu~t h1 • rect•ivf'd at The Dail y Se ntlnf'l office by the loUnwlng Mon· >!1JIIJifc> day. Winnrrs will ht' ll"itt•d in ' Tuesday editions of the paper . Winner ~ will recr ivf' a landmark fhrl.,tma .s ornanwnt from Bank One and when tht• r· series <'Oncludes all pt•opl•' · ,_ ., who id(•ntified thf pkt••n•s correctly wlll haw tht• I'hann to win a savings hond from ' Bank Ont•. Phillips sai d a hanr.l dr awn map ancl notes outlining Hall' s getaway plan s wrrP found in hi s Middleport First Baptist Church has primary back to school party ,.-A round town ... ----------, As hlr~ · Potatoes ...........1:.L:. thor n KrPiss, attorney, 'J'ill rn t tiH-' program. GOSHE \. \ Y II IPI1 - Rav mond Hall' s pl<.m tu pseapt' from Mr s. VL'IPran o., $ 99 Alison LEB /J\' lN - POMEROY - The r omrrov Gr oup of AA acd AI Anon will mer t Thur s da~· ;11 ';' ip.m . at Sac r!'d Heart Cai hol ir Churrll . Ca ll J.800 ·3:l:J.50' 1 for m01 ,. inf ormation th t• U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET A nnP Ba ldf'rson Escapee leaves a tell-tale paper trail Bi\SHAN - Gun shoot s will be w elco mr . T hPna ti[Jn dlcmnma nclP r of !ht• So ns r1f l onft' dPrrtl t' \ ' pff'l"am aw ;trd cd K•·ith A_.., hlt'\ 11 f Hill·k Sprin g" an award n f n il•ri l f11r hi .., ac ti v i lit•s : 1.'-. Ohi ti R!'I'J ui tPr f (l l CAROLINA SLICED BACON in g as r o-ho stPss will be Ruth The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Martha Ell rolf took tht' part ;" IPadcr and ThPima Hrn dPr son the part of hostess when th <· AlfrPd United M C' th odist Wom('n prC' srnred "A Mission Pa r tnrr ship " rrcf' ntly at thf' church . Ni na Ro b inso n. Fl or('n C'(' Sprnrt'r . :'v1 :ntha l'oolr. Sara h n· Reedsville personals :VI r." Grant Smit il SJX'nt a f ('H' da_\'\ Wlt h hf'r gra ndc lli ldr Pn . Sam Jtha c~nd i\rla m ~mith ;I! 1\f·nton . l l ug tl M artin s pt'flt a rt'l'{'nt wPf' krnd \·tsitin g with hi'> moth t' r Maxint • M;_Jrtin. Ma nakin S.Jbo t. \'a M r and M r s . .l c<ek Wa " f.ill \' L'-. itL~d v.· it h Mr . anrl .\1 rs \ ' C' Co x and fa mil ~· at \rw Cumbf'l" la nd . \\' .\ ' a. De nn is and Glo ri a K rf'i ss. ll igh Brid ge. 1\ J.. and Poulinc Kern. Wa lnutpor t. Pa . . vis itrd rrcf'n t l\· v;ith Dr n•k and Alison 1-\rr i u:-:. G rJ nt and Erika Boring and Pat ;'Vlartin \ "isit Pd wi th Micha1' l. .Jan and Jf'nna Boring :1t Chf's trr Huck ]( '.\' , Ann .Jnd .Jim wrrf' di nnrr gut's Is ol \ 'r s Ma\'i f' Buc kl rv ,\1 axinr WhitC'h!·acl. Hu th ,\n n lla ldcr c.o n.. J;tn iC !' Young. l·: l!d Osbornf', <.tnd J\1a ri\ yn Ha nnum m!'l at thP homf' of K1 Ja Yuu11 g to plan thr prog r·am for t!w H tv!'r \ 'iPw C ardl ' n Club ('o u rr nr _ \ Long, Marif'tt ;t_ Wd '> a n ovar nlg ht guf's t ol hr r griin d par r nts. M r . anrt M1.., L.t IP BalciNson Drb bh' \o\.'d)Pr wa s rt n m·p r nig ht guP:-.t o! .l :1nP H t' !l '>ch, C;!n to n ( ';t ldwr·ll ;md Thrlma Henderson P~"~' '>! 'ntt ·d tht' fi n' c hannel s of IHHI!• s ignatr d ,e; ivin g Thf'sr arc " IX'cial rP co~ n i ti o n s. g ift s to missi (l/l . gift in m pmory. world thank u ff errn g. an d pledge to missio n. Mr ... . Sp£>nCf'r !f'd sing ing of "Spea k. M y Lord" to ope n the pr og ram N(' ll i<· Par ker rPad l.ukr' 12 ·12 ~ B and l r d a circ le pr. tv ing of thr Lo rd 's Pr ayrr to clos t· thl' pr ogram . Pa sto r ~ h; t rnn 1-Ltu sman w as a gurs t F'or t.v ei gh t sirk calls wen· n·po rt f'd and nrw offi cers wrrr •·lect••cl. Mr ." Par ker r ead a lt·tt('r fr om Sirw Crra about th eir <.., utnmf'!' <J I Kin g's Island. ~1r s . Sp<' ncrr had tht' prayer c; iiPnd ;u· c_md r hose M ar y Jr om lk nrv, la l t \' worker in Alaska. The group Sign ed a ca rd for her . :v1r s. l ll'ndr rson gave thr mis· siuns rPport on "Scr i ptur e Goes Fu l l Urlfr m ;\frira.' · stating th at i n snrn P p ta rf' s then• tllP Hibll' i'> th1• n nl~ ' ttouk i n tlw n<.~tivf' language. Hi s tory shows !hJ t Chri sti Jnit _ v survives if it is prcsr nt Pd in th r nati\' Plangu agl'. The next meetin g will bea r t h~ chu rc h on Oc t 2.1. Pa stor Haus. man wi l l show slid es of her trip to the Na ti ona l Assembly at St. L oui s. MrmbPr s are to bring cook i f's Othe r groups are invit Pd . Your Fruth Pharmacist Cares About Your Child's Health. Call If You Have A Question! Pata skola Mr . and M rs . Warren Pi ckf' n<..,, Mr . and Mr s. Ernes t Wh i tehead. and Mr . ancl Mr s DrnvPr Wrt)('r and Mark. r njoyr d a cookout ar th e home of M r and Mr s flr l l Meredith at &\W iy . R( ' \'. a nd Mr s. Charles E <ttun . \'if•nna. W \' :1 . an d Mr . and Mr."' ADS 992-2156 Call : 992,6491 Middleport, OH 11ntroducing Dr. Randy Hawkins P Jr. •.l .....l!l t V, tlkv I !o"pl l .tl h pk.t '-t'd !t l li.T I• (I IIH" )~ . • nd .dl F ll.n.l.' kin:-.. "' lJ I n lh nwd w. tJ . ., t. t ll 0 r ll;n-'l•k rn.<. , r ar~ lf' d hi " rnr-dw.ll <h~ n ·t· in J I ~K7 ln 1111 llw .\rLu-..lia ll V ri iVn o., Jly ~ t IH)( il nl Mt·dwtnr. wht· n· lw ro n 1pki,·d il 1hrrr· \'I'M rr·.., rd c rH v 111 tnrnn .d :vl ed1 r 11H' \Vlrilt' .t l M.lr . ., h:d L ~~ ~ ~ltl (' nd r-d a rn 111 t J I nnl All\ n il ,1 11 ~~ 1\'1 (' r ~ ~· nnn.H" 11 11 .., In 1kr 11n 1n,J ncy lw ld In I hf Sovkl li II ton In l ~ IH7. hr s tt rrl k d nf'un ,loey at 1he N. t11 oru l l!o ... p1 1a l l11r \;t·r.·t• ll " Dhon lt •ro; in Lo11don . ;ur illll'mallon.tll y rnogn i.Jed r e n 1rr lor nr1 1rolo cy A m e rnbn o/1 )w t\ 111~ · n r .. r1 Mr d lc<ll /l<;.,.or ta 1ion and <1 n a s--.ocla rr member or t ht" Amrnran C'n llt>)-.!1' of ] 1 ]1 X~ lr l.trl !-. . l w ll cl '> ro Ollilh ored .utlrlt>s tho~! ha w· ;lppf'Jred In n .l t lon , tl publ tr;H1on s. tnclurhn l( The JnJJnlr tl nflnnt/1( /ffJ/I l!f' f\i('wn!()(JIJ and <HI u prnmm)! l <.,~ llt" ol Ch!'~l . an lnt r: rnatlon a l j<HJill,ll qJ rt" spu ,Jt or\' d t.o.,t .1 '-.t' Dr llawkln<; i"' nPw <;rr!n ~ p;ti ll ' llh ul hr . . oflln· 111 S11l1 1" I J of l i lt' P!t' .l<;. tll! \', l ilt'\' !lo '-. p11.1l ~r-d1 r. 11 Offkt> Huildn n.: ,\ppt •mt r1wn h 11 1 o~y 1:-t· ttt .ld f" hv c. tl lin,l!. riO·ll tt7S 7700 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Tire family of profess ionals V.JIIey Dnve. Po•nt Plea sa rrt WV 25550 ,, (304)675 ~ 4340 �Wednesday, September 26, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Jordan allows Iraqi jet to land in Amman Quirks in the news Pot rally expected to draw "hempfu " 30,000; poU ce ready MAD I SON. Wis. rUPli Po lice say they are rea dy for this weekend 's Great M idwest Mari j uana H ar vest Festiva l tltat will feature foods m ade with mar ijua na, workshops an d a Sunday marc h that organ izers predict will attract 30,000 people . " This is a n eve nt to protes1 stal e laws. And I would enco ur age people who ar e go ing to practice civil disobedience to do so in an ord er ly fashion," sa id chief organ izer Be n Masei, w ho recently lost a pr ima r y elec tio n bid in I he gubernatoria l race . Po li ce officers at the state. co un ty, ci ty and Univer sity of Wisco nsi n Tuesday joined forces to cr eate "a team" which wil l enforce th e laws aga inst use of co n trolled subs tances. "The possession and -or use of controlled substances, which in clud e ma r ijuana , is a crime In the sta te of Wisconsin, and those who engage in this conduct ar e subj ec t to arrest regardless of wh ere or when !I occurs." sa id Chief M ic hae l M etca lf of the state Ca prlol Securi ly pollee force. Metcalf, who sa id there were80 ar r es ts at las1 yPar 's fes ti val. sai d those cha rged with a cri ml' wi ll mostly l ikely f ace $11KI fin es and be released. Or. i f the need ari ses . th e person wrll be jailed in Dane County Jail in Madison. This weekend 's even t will be th e fifth consecu tive rally, but Masel sa id the festiv al ha s been around under one name or anoth er si nce 1971. Masel sa id the festival wi ll hig lil ight the indu strial uses of marijuana . which incl ud e clot hes. paper and food , u,·r as CA IRO , Egypt iUPII - Jar· dan allowed an I raq i Airways j et to la nd In Amman Wednesday, just one day after the U.N . Security Council imposed an air embargo on Baghdad for It s Aug. 2 Invasion of Kuwait. a Wesl<'rn diplomat sa id . The diplomat sa id an Iraq I Airways Boeing 7117 landed at Amman International Airport "In clear violation " of the U.N. embargo Imposed on Tuesday. "We understand the Iraqi plane landed at Amman ! Wed nesday) morning, and that ther e are two other fl ights also scheduled from Ba ghdad to Amman later today ," the Amman-based diplomat told United Press International in a telephone Inter view . Jordan allowed the Iraq i plane to land despit e earlier assurances from the H ashemlte kingdom that It would abide by U .N. sanctions against Iraq, making It the first state known to have Businesses say Rincon turning into speed trap RINCON, Ga. ! U P!) - Busi ness owner s say a pollee crackdown on lead - footed m otoris ts Is givi ng the town an unwan ted rep utation as a speed trap and steering travelers awJy from th e a rea . A group of bu siness owner s as ked Town Council Monday night to tell police to ease off on speeding tickeL. They sa'd Rinco n 's eco nom y could s uffer if travelers fearin g tlcke l s avoid the town . ' 'I'm very much co ncr rnt'd abo ut this community and the reputation tha t it could get," pharmaci ' t Ron Har den said. Council members dismissed the bu siness owners ' complaints, and ' aid they would stand by t he poll ee departn.ent' s efforts. " I think we're acting, not react ing. I don't think we have anything to apolog!ze for," Coun cil m ember John J enks said. Attorney Warren Ratchford said Rincon could soon rival Ludo wic i, which once had such notoriety that form er Gov. Les ter Maddox put up a billboard outs id e 'he tow n des ignat lng it as a "speed trap." Pollee Ch 1ef Wade McGaha sa id his officers are w rr ti ng m ore 'peeding ticket s because motorists ar e lgnc ri rg the 35 mph llmlt on G~orgla Highway 21. which run s through the middle of town . The hlghwav, which recently was wid ened to five lanes, has a 45 mph speed llmlt outside Rincon . Most ~f the tickets issued are for motorists who exceed the speed llmlt by 15 to 20 miles mpo . he sa id . MOVING Di\ Y - i\ pair ol joggers on Roul<' 2611n Kent, Ohio, run alongside ten homes that are being moved at the same time from an area of land where a new mall Is plar.ned to be built. The SHE'LL SHOW HIM - Marla Wynne, Miss Pennsylvania In th e recent Miss America pageant, heaves a pie at a target with a picture of talk show host Larry King In the bullseye. King, a pageant judge, had called Wvnnc the ugliest Miss America contestant. King got the pie In tire eye Tuesday during taping lor "Attltutes, " to be alred Oct. f on Lifetime TV . Wynne Is also holding th e fluffy puppet she used during the talent porUon of the pageant. (UPI) - -·----·-·-- MiddlePO'\ Ohio 992-34r1 Corner of Gen. Haninger Pkwy and Pearl St. ........ '"' ....... 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Resistance official s chargf'd Hun Sen was backing out of his acceptance of a pe ace plan worked out by the five per'11an en l m embers of the U .N. Security Co unciL "We should co ntinue th e fight." Hun Sen sa id In a toug l· speech broadcast by Phnom Penh radi o. " Ou r enemiPs r1o not ye t have th e goodwill to erd the war and to support a cease- fire.'' Hun Se n. apparently r eactin g to a recent resistance comprorr.· ise offer, said his govt?rnme nt would insist on n1ore concessions uefore It wuuld allow resistance l eader Prrnce Norodom Siha nouk to head a "Supreme 'Ja tlonal Council." The coun cil. including represe ntatives from all four battl ing factions. m ean t to play the key role In a peace plan tha t turn s over major powers to an rn te rim U.:'<. auUrori t y to enfor ce a cease- fire and arrange national elec tions. The first meeting of the council In Bangkok ~rok e down last w eek over Hun Sen's lnststence that his gove rnment be given another sea t in r 2turn fo r S!hanouk 's electio n. Sih anouk this week conceded on the demand and resistance sc. urct~s said the new formula :s ( BEIJING tUP l i - Despite rosy gover nm ent predictions, th e ongoing Asian Games have apparently failed to revive China's tourism Industry and hopes for a rl(>W boom in visitors have sou r ed ju st a few days int o the eve n! . indu st ry offi cia l s sa id T he na ti ona l and lleijing gover nment s have waxed nea r ly eu phoric abo ut I he impa ct of th e Ga mes on tou rism. dec lm at od after Chinese t roops fired on pro-democracy demonstrators in Beijing rn J une 1989 as much of the world wat ched on television. Flut while guests initially fl ood ed lnl o Beijing to attend the Aslad ope ning ceremony la st Sat urday. filling man y top hotel s alm ost to ca pacity, hotel spokes m en say occupancy ra1 es ar P al rea dy dropping as spectators leave j ust as quickly. " Tourism is up. but it's jus t a bl ip on the screen. " sai d Mari anne Eise nmann. public rela tions director for the r ecently op<>ned China World Ho te l. ' 'Rates will be b ack dow11 by nc., t wrek . " Nearly all Beijing's fore ign m anag ed or foreign joint venture hotels ra ised their room rates, some by almost double, durin g the week befo re the Games opcnc<l in anticipatio n of at least a brief in crease i n visi tors . A le lephone ca nvas s by U nited Press International of major hotels indicated many had nearly 100 per cent ot'Cupancy last weekend, but that had dr opped to around 80 percent by Monday The China World hotel was overbooked on the weekend bu 1 occupancy will lik ely drop to 50-60 pt•reent nt•x t Wl'Pk, EisPn· m.1nn said . Overall, 553,000 touri sts vi sit ed Beijing In the f ir st seven mont hs of thi s yea r , 24 percent better than thP sa m e perlud last year. according to gover nme nt figures. But tourism had virt uall y dried up In June and July 1989after th e wa s transmitted to Hun Sen by Thai offi cial s trying to get th e co uncil m eeting reconvened. Hun Sen , however, toughened h is stance to require he at least be mad e vice chairman of the counci l. A te xt of the formula relayed by Thai officials and made ava ilable to United Press Inler na rio nal offered the add itiona l S(•a t to Hun Se n'sgover nmentbut mad e no mention of a vice chairman . "We welco m e, support, and maint ain the 12·m ember compositio n tof the council! without Prince Sih anouk," Hun Sen sa id. But he sa id that i f th e resist a ncr wanted Sihanouk a s chair · man It wo uld ha ve offer " an approp r i a te rolr· · to his government ' He said he has proposed three fo r mul as: - Si ha nouk as chairman and him se l f as vier chairman, - thr tw o as co-chairman. or - a rotating chairmanship. Hun Sen said he had been "chea t ed" a! ta lks in Jaka rta where he agreed to the election of Sl ha nouk as c hairman if there was a concensus on the move. In Bangkok, Ek Sereywuth, a spokes man fo r Slhanouk's for ces, SJ id Hun Sen's spPech was a backward slrp for the peace proeess . "I think li e Is trymg to rene ge on the Jakarta agreem ent and the framework of th e U.N. peace pla n." he said . " He kee ps adding one dem and aft er anolher ." cra ckdown , and the seve n-month 1990 total was 20 perc ent down from the peak level In 1988 . Officials had forec as t up to 200,000 people would vi si t Beijing during the 16-day Aslad, China's first m aj or In ternal ron al sports event since the 1949 communist revo lution . Bu t fewe r v isito r s have arrived and m any are leaving after just a few days. "T he sit uatio n certainly Isn't as rosy as th e Natio nal Tourism Ad min ist rati on predicted." said one hotel m ana ger who decli ned to be Identified. Eve n If a smooth Asian Games helps bring back some of the vis it ors who have stayed awa y from Ch ina sin ce las t yea r 's unrest . Beijing m ay still suffer a surplu s of quality hotel rooms. Twel ve new ho tel s with 4,638 rooms have opened th is yea r in the cap it al , som e bui l t to open for the Games , and ra i sing t he numb('r of three- to five-s tar hotels to 2R. Eleven more ar e to be added nex t year. " it 's goin g to be very tight with the added competition," sa id Eise nmann. "It will be very, very difficult to m ai nt ain occu pancy this winter . " Ho tel officials hope part of the slack will be filled by a s teady gr ow th In bu siness travelers and tourists from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao. Visitors from these regions totaled 12.5 million In the first half of 1990, the ma j ority of all arrival s. according to Chines<' tourism officials . But the figure s include mctn y ovn seas ChinesC' who visit repeat edl y for business and family ma t ters. Taiwanese havP poured into China since lhe Na tionalist governm en t bPga n eas in g restric· lions on travel to th e mai nland i n November 1987. Fruth Pharmacy Fills More Prescriptions! There Must Be A Good Reason! Have A question about your medication? Call your Fruth Phannacist today! He cares about your health! NO COUPON NEEDED Special dinner aHer includes charbroiled Bone-In Strip Steak witlr potato, garlic toast and Ponderosa's Grand BuHer:· ················HURRY/ Coupon &pires 10/7190 FREE sUNDAEU. 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I PONDEROSll ' Chinese tourism hopes fall flat despite games Nutritional labeling of all focxis, and fast food, urged by panel ally all parkagerl foods shou ld lta ve labe ls !ha l explain !heir nut rl t!onal con !P nt. i nclud i ng meals servPd in fast foOO restau ra nt s. an Pxper1 panPl recom mend ed WednPsday Federal regulations req ui rP nuT he panel. going one step tri tion Ia bellng on ly on foods w ith farther than recent gover nm ent nutr ien ts added or if the food's proposa ls. called for " mandapr odu cer ma kes nutritiona l tor y and uniform nu trition label · cla ims. ing" for all pac kaged foods, as In Marc h, Health and Human well as development of new Servi ces Secr etar y Louis Sulll· federa l regulations for labeling van announced the first maj or fres h produce , meat , fish and government effort to Improve poultry, and restaurant m ea l s. food labeling In 17 years, saying particularly those served by the changes are needed to reduce f;¥.;1 -food chains. the "confu sion and frustration " ~ 'Jf co nsumers are to mak e the that ex is ts among American s dietary ad j ustm ents recom try ing to c hoose healthful foods . mended by the health care The label changes outlined by comm unit y, they must be able to Sullivan would require foods to make i nform ed judgm ent s bear consistent nutritional lab across th e full spect rum of th ei r els, lis ting such nutrients as fat , dally shopping, cooking and fiber, cholesterol and ca lories eat ing decisions," said the report from fat. Other proposed steps from the Institute of Medicine, Includ e establishing uniform which Is part of the National servi ng sizes, and standardizing Academy ol Sciences . currently unregulated descrlp"The lack of relevant Informa lion s like "low fat" and "high tion and the Inconsistency of fiber " ten homes, considered to be the most homes ever moved at one time, were purchased by a non-profit organization and wlll be made available to lower Income !am lUes. (UPI) Hun Sen rejects compromise on joint council moTI W .~ S HI NGTON t lJPI t - Virtu - vi olated sanctions. One Jordanian government official was quoted as saying British women former hostages were aboa rd the I raq i plane, but insisled that his coun tr y would abide by the embargo and that the I raq i plane had returned to Baghdad. Jord an' s refusal to condemn the Iraqi Invas ion of Kuwait and to sid e with pro-Kuwalti Arab states has brought It into conflict with Saudi Arabia . which las t week cut off Saudi oil suppl ies. Saudi Arabia earlier this week expe lled a number of Jordanian. Yemen i and Iraqi d iplomat s and charged them with es plopnage. Jord an r eacted by reca lling it s ambassador from Riyadh on Tuesday . Saudi Arabia's ambassador in Wa shington openly attack ed Jordan' s King Hussein for what he described as his pro-Iraqi policies . STEAKHOUSE People in the news·- --. By WrLLIAM C. Lnlted Press International FABULOUS BAKKER BABY: Impri soned televisio neva ngelrst .lim Bakker is a grandfathrr aga l" . Bakker's 20 -vear -old da ughter. Tammy Sue and hec hu sband. Doug Chapman . became parents for the s.:'co nd t!me l\l ond ay aftrrnoon wh en she gave birth to a son at a Charlotte . N.C.. hospital. The co upll' rs co nsid eri ng na min g th e 6-pu unc. 10-ounce babv eilher Jona th an or .JPrem_v . ThP ir ft rsr "on. James. Is 19 m~nth s old and was in thP wai ting room when his brother was born .lim Bakker may not gpt ;1 c hanc e 10 bouncp tt is g;andchildrP n on hi ~ knee soon si ncp hf' s til! h1s 44 years to g0 on a sen tPnrPfo r fra ud but a ff'dPra l appeal s court m Richm ond Va . has sc ht:'du~ cd an Oct 30 heari ng for argu'llents in his appeal PEAKED INTEREST: Cherry ~l e, do ughnuts anct darn good co ffep werP served at a Los Ange les fuud -ra ise r that fPaturpd many of th e rast members of "Tv.- in Pea ks." The week end party wa s thrown by th e Environmental Media Association to help I he Tree- PropiP organln ti on and the "Twin Pea ks" r~em e was a na t ura l bec a ust- of th e sho w' s Northwest sPttJng Co produce r Mark Frost, wa s th ere. along wllh Kyl e McLachlan , Sherty Lee. Uana Ashbrook , Eric DaRe, Michael Horst' , Piper Lauri e and Grace Zabriskie. ' 'I'm speaking on be ha l f ol lhP cast beca use I r eal ly have I he closes t on-camPra rel atio nsh ip wi lh a tree," sai d Catherine Co ulso n. who pla ys the oddba l l " Log Lady ." " The log is a Ponderosa pine and ir's ind igpnous !0 the Pa c ific Nor:hwest ." BARBARA .<\T THE OPERA: Barbara Bush added star qualit y Monday to the open ing ni ght of the Npw York Metropol it an Opera's 107t h seaso n. Franco Zcffprt•ll i's eont rovprsia l rendering of "La Bohem e." Bu sh sa t in thP ce n tP r lxJx wllh New York first lady Joyce Dinkins and thPn vis it ed Placido Domingo , Mirella Frenl and th e rest of the cast ba cks tage after th e curta il f elL The only other at tention -getter In audif'nce was Prince Ra lnier of Mon aco SKYWALKER VS. SKYYWAL.KER: George Lucas has dedar ed a I ruce in hi s "Star Wars" with Luther Campbell of 1he co ntroversia l 2 Live Crew rap grou p. Lu cas's lawyers se ttled his $200 million suit with Ca mpbell agree ing to quit using " Luk e Skyywa lker." a ba stardizat ion of I he name of one of t he "S tar War s" hPrO<'s. as a stage na me. "W hat' s happened . is Luther Cam ptx-11 is now more we ll known by hl s namt', Luther Ca mpbell. than bv Luke Skyywa lker. " Ca mpbell at torney Howard Frumes said . ··So it made no sense to go furth er." Lucas had objected on th e groun ds th at 2 Live Cn'W's vu lgar lyrics damaged th e· ·mora l and who lesome·· !magr orhis Luke Skywa lkcr c haracter. LONG LEAVES: Vicki Long , th e woman who c laims to hav e had an affair ~<ith the nation's hi ghest ranking black Roman Cat ho lic of ficial. two pri ests and a nun . has cleared out of A tlanta . As a movi ng crpw loa ded up hflf posS{'sslo ns, Long das hed awa-"· in a car driven by her br ot her and a frlend says she is mo\ing t o her mo ther's home in Co lumbu s, Ga , until she dec id es where to l ive perm3 nen tly . Long says her 4 year-old daught er. LaDonna . was fathered by a pr:es t and her alleged af fair wit h At lant a Arc hbis hop EugenP Marino led to his resig na1io n. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 M.o d Voti~turdoy 'h~!'n- . .tpm ••••••••••••••••• HURRY/ Coupon &.pires 1017190 Charbroiled Ribeye Steak Dinner lndudeo Ri"-ye Sfi>Oir witlt potato and garlic toast pius PondetoJO'o AH·You·Can·Eot Grand Buffet~ SHUIFINI Pure STOKELY'S TOMATO JUICE 46 ounce ~;an $1129 11ft PORK -N· BEANS ••••••••••••••••• 4 FOI$1 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO UPPER RIVER RD. - IT. 7 Pt\RADE MARSHAL Bob Newhart, whose stand -up appearances, comedy albums and television shows have been tickling audiences lor three decades, w88 named the Grand Marshal ol the 102nd Tournament of Roses. Newhart Is seen as he goes through a gag Tuesday lor reporters alter being Introduced. (UP I) lAcross from the Airport) �Page- 12 - The Daily Sentin el Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 26, 1990 Wednesday. September 26. 1990 Medical evacuation for Soviet bum victim ANC HORAGE . Ala ska 1UP/1 - ,\n Ala, ka medical team fl ew 10 lhr SO\'ICI Far EaSI V'ednesd<.iy to hel p sav(' a badl\· burn1 ;d Hu ssia n boy by flyi ng him I O t hr l 'llll<•d SI JI PS /or t re a tment by s pf'ria lists. Anton Avdeenko, 8. of M <.~ g <.t dan . sufft• rp d se r ious bu rn s ove r one-t hi rd o f his body J nd ~ t v i l' t regio nal au thorities in the P al'i fir cvas t c il v of M agadan co nt; !cll' d thr lJn iV<•r si t \ o f i\ 1;-;s ka I nsti t utE' fo r Ci rcu mpola r He al t11 r0r hl' lp w lwn the boy 's C'Ond iti on detr riora trcl. Dr . Trd Mil ia. who conduc ts a n Al a:-. ka -Sitw r1 a m edical research pr ogra m an d cli rrc h c ircu mpola r hea lth s tud iPs. a r range d tht' P\·a c ua t 1o n t~nd fkw wi th a mP di cal IL'a m to ri''SC ur t hC' bo.v . Th is was thl' firsI medl vac of It s kind In which an Amer ica n hospital j et r ushed to Soviet Fa r Eas t l erritory to hr lng back a pat ient for urgen t lrea tmen t. accord ing t o a stat ement by Provi dence Hospit al in Anchorage and the In stitute for Ci rcumpolar Heal th. Ju st last week Mala completed three mon ths of mect ings wil h U .S and Sovi et offici als aimed al t's 'a blishl ng a regime for medical eva cuations and sea rch and rescue m issi ons In the Ber ing S1ra1t region. ThP Be rin g Emergency Medical Services Co mmit tee was es ta bllshed. But 3rrangcmcnt s for th e m edlvac took much of Tuesda:¥ and by f'VP ning a L ear jet air ambul ance left Anchor age for Magadan. said Pat ricia Coc hra n, assis tant direc tor of the Ci rcumpo lar Health Institute. The pl ane was to turn arou nd and br in g the burned boy and his m other , A nna Avdeenko, 32 . back acros s the Beri ng Sea to Anchorage l ate Wednesday . Once bac k In Anchorage, another L ear j et was to fl y the boy to Shriner 's Hospital In Ga lveston, Tex ., where he would be able to receive the spec Ia I trea tmen t he needs, Cochran sa id. Rocky Mountai n Helico pters Inc. of Provo. Utah, which runs Providence Hospi tal's Li feGuard Al as ka m edlvac progr am , agreed to mak e the flight s for f ree, Coc hran sa id. The Daily Sentinel- Page- 13 Classified " We see this as being an Ideal opportuni ty to aid in furthering diplom atic rel ations between the two countries," sa id Russ Spray , vice president of medi ca l ope rati on s for Rocky Mountai n He licopter s. A brief m essage from Soviet authonUes indica ted tha t the accident happened Se pt.l7. The request for assista nce Tuesday came from Magadan region Minister of Hea l th Al exei Le bedev. He asked Mala to ar ra nge for the moth er and son to enter the Uni ted States and asked how to pay . 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HOI" "' TY' Fresh Cauliflower 7 6 - Aut o Pll r! S & A ct i!ISOti M 77 AiJ !O Rep orr 7 8 C11mp on g Eq u rpmenl 79 - Ca mp ers & Mo t o r H ome~ WASHERS--1100 up DRYERS--S&l up REFRIGERATORS--1100 up RANGES- Gu-EI0<.- 1111 up FRUZERS--1 11 5 up MICRO OYENS--179 up Head 6-Pak 12-oz. Cans 48 Kroger Skim Milk Gallon Freezer Pleezer Fudge Bars ~ GET ONE y FREE! SCOTT'S LIOUIO GOLD GLASS ClfANER 14-<IZ. BUY 2 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE I ISAVE $1 .691 6-oz. GET ONE w;mnmtt 82 i01!01'891tn CAIN'S l m pr o~ m antl Plumbm g & Ha .t mg 8 3 - E•c ll\le tmg 8 4 - Etec1 rrc al & ~llfr r gere t roo 85 - Ge ner a I Hau lmg ~~ Mlddlepm 86 Mo bil e Ho me R ep a1r 87 - Upho lste•v UPHOLSTERY Ruffles "Light" Potato Chips GET ONE Playtex HandSaver Gloves GET ONE TOUCH OF SCENTS TOO'S 2.QZ. BENNEn'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING 8 BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985·4473 667·6179 MICROWAVE OVEN REPAIR ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPLI,ANCE SERVICI 9~2 - 533S or ~8S - 3S61 Acran from Post Offit:t 21 7 E. 5o<. Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO J/ 6190/ rt n BUY ONE In Memory 14-0 Z PKG Kroger ~ Walnuts \:tJ SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 10:00 A.M. LOCATED AT 407 21\lD & ROUSH STREETS IN MASON, WV GET ONE FREE' 9-0Z. I THE ESTATE OF THE LATE FWRA C. BOARD W1LLBESOW ANTIQUES: Super cuiYOO glass ch1na clawfeet and m1rrored bali.. 7 pc Art Oero iMng room s.u1te, boo\lase, super onenlaJrype table lamp, 4 pc Watefia/1 bedroom SUI Ie, 5 pc:_ Warertat! bAdroom Wile. an!lj ue f1re saeon, supor chafrv txJS iof bed. tables. cedar chest comer what·no! stand. Yet. platlorm rocker, walnut s1de chrur. mahogany OOokc..ase. oak wardrobo. c:hatrs, ttu~ket che6t YIC1. comer shell, mahogany desk and cha,r blue and wh1le saJ1 CI"DD: "Mih l1d, several oak m1rmffi. sovOfiiJ pll~~. glassware, Shawnoo, m~kglass. OpaleScent. goble$, 11)9 pc: occu ~ed Japan, Rose china, J&G Meak, n dlma set England Wolrome Homepenam. crystal lamp, CDS tume taw elry, Qlllod m1rrors . 6 P: OOawMul dresser set Matson Rose ~nem. chamber JXII, baskets. handle a1tlamp, handpmnted "Gone w1th the W1 nd" lamp e!ectnfl(ld, t.o marble.. lam~X. hgunnes books, Kraut cuners, old be!!, Bavana (;I'Bam91' ~ sugat. vaml'ml ~lchers · soveraJ old marbles. oklliDwer pots, sad 1rons. copper toler. app!e bulle~' ~ettle. mowm~ scythe, wagon wheels, Ha~1t1oo Jonas stone 1ar. wooden lxlxes, wooden jlano. old hght globe&. and more HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS: 5 pc. ~neM Wllh sw•~ ' """'· Clllhman map~ huth. maple diOP leal table, aportmonl II'" range, Zenith color conWe TV, swNel rockllr. lam~. p~tlurQ,, Cormngware. RIVal shrod-o-mal salad maker. electric meat slicer, .l1 cup c:o ttee umelectnc, Fry Daddy, G_E. tla£1ar oven, pobi, pan&, cann1ng J311. water· hose. adde,., 1oos, dooll. Windows, large lot ol old lumbe1, ~rge lap & die set Iackie bo•lull, alum. 1wing,Meytag wnng er washer, walker. wheel chair. i.,Uill J&Cks. all kmda ol fiftil'fl$, ~us """' JIUC'l10NEER NOTE: A VOI'JI lArge Jill Do~ Jluctlon Bring A Chair & Spend The D"'l AIICTIOH COHDIICTID n IANT RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. Harvest Fresh Broccoli Spears LUNCH GET ONE MASON, WV 773-5785 EXECUTORS! RUTH M. JOHNSON U M.JBENE KONIECZNY TERMS: Cllh or a.tck w•htD Nett Ruponolbto For Acoldtnll or Laa of l'loptr1y Uoooood l Bonded In Ohio, Kontucky l Wtll Vlflllnlo 186 KROGER LITE 'N SOUR CREAM IS.OZ.. BUY ONE-GET nuE EOE:< I POMEROY - 5 acres. va ca nt Rround on top ol a hill near town Greatlocatton !or house o• tra1le1 $3 .900 DO RACINE - RANCH HOME ON C. R. 35. 5 m•leslrom Ra· etne 7 room. 3 bed10oms. fa mil y roo 1n wrth !treplace mud room . uttlt!y, heat pump A/C. S1«m g on 2.15 acres REDUCE S-1 5. 900 00 RUTLAND - Mu st see to apprem te 3 bed room s. I ~ l ath. ran ch. Beaml<l ce<l mg;, heat pump CIA. patiO, garage, carport plu s other bu1ldin1' S!!uate<J on ap pr01. 6 mes $4 4.000.00. POMEROY - Kinpbury ROICI - 2• 1-m l ot. Wale< and ~ectnc available. Owner may h~ p finance. s;, lots to choose hom. $6.000.00 POMEROY - 4 unit apart· ment bUIIdmg 1n Pometoy. Potentl!l Monthly gross mcome $400 00 ASKING 11 7. 500.00 In Loving Me mol)' ot JOHN SPIRES I Love You Very Much . rov . Ohi o, n~~se rv e s the right to bid at thi s ul e, a nd to wtthdraw the a bove co lla teral prior to sale . Furt her, The Farman Bank end Sev· ings C o mpen v re utr11e1 th e righ t t o r ej ec t any o r all bids subm itted . Further. the above co ll e teral w ill be so!d in the con · dition it is in wit h no ex prene d or implied w a rren · ties given . DeadUne For Changes To Be Made In The 1991 Ohio VaUey Phone Book Is Friday, Oct. S Sadly missed but dearly loved by parents, Mr. & Mro. Geo1110 Luot•; lioter, Tommy and brother· in· law. Kenny Anyone Needing Additions, Deletions, Chan gos Or Wlahlng To Advertise Should Calt Betwean g a.m . • 5 p.m . Weekdays! 1-800-556-8930 Or Mail Inform ation To . Seor1M; nice, Angle and nephew. llradly S.arloo. Also by att family members. and a host of dear friend1. CHAMPION DIRECTORIES. INC_ P. 0. Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857 11 Help Wanted HEALTH FACILITIES SURVEYOR Surveys health care facility in a multi -county are_ a to insure compliance with all Medicare / Mad• · caid standards of care . Candidates should be an RN . or RN / QMRP . Experience in long term care and supervision preferred . Travel required 4-5 days per week . Occasional overnights. Salary $25,730 , plus travel allowance and excellent benefits. To apply or inquire, contact : JEAN TRUSSELL .94!1-2660 JO Hlll.. ...... .. ...985-4466 Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer to view yout prop- erty. CAll TODAY ANO LIST WllH ClElAND OFFICE .. .. .... .. 992·2259 : . . _ .J: . - ' . CHESTER 985.3301 8·9·1 mo. SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB SHOOTING MATCH Every Sunday Starting ot Wilkesville and Solem Center We Clf'y Fishing SupptiM Pay Your Phone ~ 11:00 A.M. Belween SALES & SERVICE 9 - 12 -' 90 -1 me and Cable Bills Her e • IUSINIII PHONI I6UI 992-6SSO 'ESIDENCI PHONI t6t• I 992- 77 H . 1?8iln SER~ICE We con repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We con also tKid boil and rod out rodiotors. We also repair Gas Tanks. 992 -2196 Middleport , Ohio 1-1J.H c GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. fD<toty Chob 17 Gouge !llotgun• Only Strictly Enlomd 9 25-'99 -Wn Announcements 1 Card of Thanks T ha n~ you Mason County Insuranc e lor buy!ng my 1990 market hog at the Mason Co unty Fa ir. Joey Baker. Thank you Norria Dodge and Empire Fum!lure of Gall ipolis fo r buy ing my 1990 Mark et Ho g altha Mason County Fa ir. Angle Bake r. Thank yo u St ar Bank o f Ga llipol is to r buyin g my 1990 marke t ho g at the Mason Cou nty F11ir. Na ncy Bak er. 3 Announcements Gold Cred it Ca rd, euh edw• nce progra m. Vlaa!M att., card guar No sec urity d t pos/1. l -iKl0-446- 004 0, $25 Haar1 sea rch s ingles network An uelllng way to meal aomeone specl• l. Wr ite Hun s earch , P.O. So1 1043 , G" llipo lls, OH 45631 Reduce u te and tnt wl lh Go Bue Caps ules a nd E-Vs p " Water Pillt '' AI Fruth Ph arm acy. Giveaway 4 1 yr old m•l• half Bngle and Boston Terr~r, to good home, l04.675-5BI5. SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL *LIGHT HAUliNG *FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD TIES 6- t 2· 90 "" 2 ma le kltta ns, 6 week s old to 1 good home. Call anytime 614· 992 -3877 2 white ma le dogt, Long h a ir.d , vary lrltndly . 6t4-379-2n4 . 3 blonde 6 wk . klltensL l g ray. white .5 month eats . 10 good homt s. 614 -446-0 31 7. 6 bl autlf\.11 kl11ans, lltttr lralnad , 3 blac k, 2 gr1y, 304-'75-4303. 8 month old G•rman ShepardColl ie malt dog . Good natured . Wilt give dog food al so . 514-985- 42 16 il no answer o r 614-985-3S83 614-~2- 5203 H"ll AustrlUan S hilpherd, 304675-3648. Pupple• : par1 Bilek lab l ma n Sheph erd. 6M-388..a851 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN till INSUlATION BISSELL SIDING CO. NowH- lo!ilt "Free Estimates " PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 NO SUNDAY CAW 4-16-16-1111 Get Quick Results! Place A S5 Per Oay ·Bulletin Board ' Advertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section. I. .r ·.. ~ ,-7-"' - .·-; ·• BAUM LUMBER Choke only PAT" HILL FORD REAITYII IIAE HUPP ........ 949·2257 Owners. We hiYe buyers ready -.!,. 12 Gauge Factory Fermers Bank and Rebecca Maust The Ohio Department of Health Bureau of Medical Service 246 North High Street Columbus, Ohio 43266-0588 (614) 466-2070 ATTENTION!! ATTENTION!! lleip Count) RNI Eoals - ·>- ... Amer ica's F ~ vor i r e Pm u ble Sp:1 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS New Location: 168 North ltcond Middleport, Ohio 45760 The Small bam. S235QO DO ' • ~• GUN SHOOTS PLUMBING & HEATING 191 26 . 27. 28. 3tc and many other leatures In elu des tra1i e1 lot. Call lor appomt me nt REOU CED OWNER WANTS TO SEll" ~ .. - ' . .•.r:-:; .;,; ' ~ GUN CLUB Saving• Compa ny, Pome · Happy 3rd Anniversary wtth dtntn g ba t, all storms ' Rerrea r - ber 29 . 1990. at10 :00a .m .. a public: sale will be held at erov . Ottio . to sell for cuh the following collateral : 1989 ChevtOiet S 1 0 PU S#1GCCS14ROK2218789 close to !own, 3 l:mroom mo- ESTATE AUCTION I --! that on Saturday . Septem 106 Un l<l n Avenue. Pam · ago. Sept . 28 . 1986 . MIOOLEPORT - GOOD STREET - Th 1s n•ce 11? story home leatu res 3 to 4 bei11 ooms. modern k1tchen Y ou r , (,<; D .1v- A · Yra r Happy Ads PUBLI C NOTI CE NOTICE is hereby g iv en REV . GEORGE LUSTER Jr .. who bile home $1 5.900 00 HOT SP RING SPA RACINE 1987 Chev Covaliar SW Public Sale & Auction - located on Safford School Rd. off lt. 141 ~ 16141 44• ·9416 or 1·800-872-59•7 "'' 1-11-'II!·Hn MIDOLEPORT - 600 "''"' 'lui secludo:l country acres FREE! FREE' FREE! FREE' KROGER ZIPS SNACK CRACKERS 11-l!Z. BOX •Lot• Rentals 3 Announcemenls FREE! Ortega Salsa GET ONE 5 mat1 c. 4 new t~re s Ge ls good ga s mileage. Only one owner. Mu st se ll Make oiler 614-992-2 377 GET ONE EE' ~orn e RPniOls Stock!! MOBILE HOME FURNACES - HEAT PUMPS ALL FURNACE PARTS Sept. 4 , tfn PS. PB . AC. AM/ FM cassette. au lo Fischer's Meat Wieners 12-0Z. JAR HOT OR MILD THICK AND CHUNI'Y Wo Say What We Oo. We Do What Wo Say . 9-6-1 mo 742-2157 RUTLAND, OHIO CAR FOR SAL E 1987 DODGE COLT DL HB . PKG . GET ONE I1J1ER·JJIERM. 1·31-' 911 ttn BEGINNER PAINTING & CRAFT CLASSES ... BUY ONE Louis Rich Ground Turkey p~~! · •M obil e lt. 33 Nerth of Pomeroy, Ohio Services 8 1 Hom e •Mobile ~orn e Aaon Frem Patt Office 614·992-2328 Real Estale General FREE! "oom~•M~"''"~ • FROZEN HB . RO LL .5-0Z. Lr •·"'"'"' Now In BE rr£R vr Of~ 06-86-Hn 11112·7479 POMEIOY, 01110 2 PKG . Shra-Lins Pita Crisps 614 992 -5114 S # 1G1JD8111HJ110696 Call your local Kroger Store Manager and enroll in this exciting new educational program to obtain a FREE IBM Personal System/2rM computer with printer for your school. We'll give you a $25,000 bonus in receipts just for sign ing up. There's no limit to the number of computers with printers your school can earn. Start saving your Kroger register receipts and call for details today. Kroger cares about your children's education! BUY ONE Prices" 992 -5335 or ~85 - 3561 poued away 4 vera IN THE DELl -PASTRY SHOPPE 12-CT . PKG . FROZEN Clean Dry Aluminum Cans, 45¢ per lb . Clean AutO Radiators 44¢ lb_; Batteries ' 1.25 ea . Yellow Brass 40c lb.; Alum . Sheets 40¢ lb. PH. 9411-2801 or Res. 949·2860 liEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Ea ch CA FFEINE FREE DIET COKE Diet Coke or · Coca Cola Classic Reasonable COUNTR.Y MOBILE HOME PARK 90 DAY WlUlNTY I#Ufl!UMtJI 21 - Bustneu Opp ort unn y ~'- - Mon ev to l o an " At USED APPLIANCES Porcelain Flowers Wed ., Oct. 3 Christmas Project Fabric Painting Oct. 16·11-18 NEEDED PART and FULL TIME HELP. Gas patd Call CAPTAIN STEAMER CLEANE RS PAYING AS OF TODAY, SEPT. 11 , 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb.; 63 - l •vetl od• 64 - H•v A. Grim 65 - Sttl!d & 17 - Mi sCel l aneous Wan led Tu Do CUSTOM BUlL T HOMES & GARAGES 9 -12 -'90 -1 mo 62 Wa nt ed t o Bu y 4 7 - Wantl' d t o Rent oQ8 - EQurO'Ti en t lo r Aen t 49 - For Leas !' BULLETIN BOARD NEW HOURS: POMEROY: 9 a.m .-7 p.m . 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m .- 6 p.m. 8 Days, Closed Sunday BISSELl BUILDER1 Day or Night NO SUNOA Y CALLS .1 6 \' ear&E~ pnie n ft' Enrol/in For Prog gIn POMEROY, OHIO: Rt . 7 & S.R . 143 ALBANY. OHIO : Rt. 60 & S.R . 143 8-).' 90-1 mo Between Wilkesville and Salem (enter Hand Tufting Custom Drapes Deadline FREE ESTIMATE S 1 -11 -90 tin 5 3- An tiQ ue! 5 4 - M• sc Me rch an d rse 4 - G r v l!awa~ S 41, Merchandise 4 2 -- M o brll!! Ho m A~ ! (o r Ren 1 4.1 - Farm J to r Fie f' I 4 4 - Apar t ment t o r Rl'!nt 45 - Fur n05 httd Roo ms 46 Spa ce lor Aeo -1 Get Results Fut ROOFING seoarate lld 5 41 - Houses to r Aen1 66 7 - Coo lv,lle TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCAnONS TO SERVE YOU ..•. s 13 o o 5 1 30 Jd ay 1 1 Ht- lp W11nt ed OA¥ BEFORE PUBLI C AT ION - 1 1 00 AM SATUk DAY - 2 00 P M ~0 N D A1' 2 00 PM TUE S DAV - 2 0 0 PM WED fiJ ESDA Y 2 0 0 P M THU RSOAY 2 00 P r..· FR I DAY Howard L. Wriflstl eo 06 Jday arc to r c onse cu tt'.i e run s b• o ken u[l dry I w 111 be c;h .,g ed ~ 15 15 ' A clns rl , ed a dv entta m en! pl ac ed m ThttOa rl y Se ntrnell e• cept - class 1l1 ~ dr s p i~ . Buslni!IS$ Ca r d and legal nOt iCASI will a ls o ll p~Je a r 1n t h e Pt P l.,uan! R l!grH fH " nu t h e G ~lo. pol" Da rl~ T r~bun e re11c hr ng ove r 18 00 0 t1o mes CO PY D EA DLINE M O NDAY PAP ER TU ES DA Y PAP.ER W EDN ESDA Y PA P [ ~ THUR S DAY PAP ER FRIDAY P APFR S UN D A Y PAP ER ' Over 15 Wo rds . .20 6 ' free ads G1'o'e away an d Fou nd ads und w 1 5 w r> rds woll h<' ru n J d ~s al no chtrgf' . ' 7 po mt hne ty pe on ly used ' Sent m el1s not res po nstble !01 f!fi OI 5 a h er f.r st o av !C heck lor e,. o r ~ llf JI dey ad run1 on paper I C al l b ..lor e 2 00 p m d fN • h et" cublltatiO n t o m ake c oro ec t ron •Ads 1ha1 mu st be pa•d In ad1111nce are C ll rd o l Th anks H app~ Ad~ I n Me mo r1am Yard Sa lll:S Rat e 5 4 00 10 M on1h! y J)A id COPYRIGHT 1990 - THE KROGER CO . ITEMS AND PR ICES GOOD SUNDAY, SEPT. 23, THROUGH SATUR · DA Y, SEPT. 29, 1990, IN POMEROY, OHIO. Wo rd s 15 3 " R e~ll!fVe $ 50 diSco u n t l or IHh pa od m a dvan ce •eadilv a\lailabl e for sale in eac h Kroger Store, ex cept as specif icaU)' noted in this a d . If we do run ou t of an &d 11ert1s&d ttem , we w ill otter you your cho ice ol a comparable it em, when available, rellec ttng the same savings or a rain check w hich win entitle you to purchase th e ad vert tsed item at the advenised R•. L. HOLLON TRUCKING RATES TO PLAH AN AD CALL 992 -2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY ' y o u1 1ode M e •gs Ga lll l'l or M uo n ~::u unues mu s: Ill: D• t: ADVERTISED ITEM PDLICY·Each ol these advertised 11ems is requ ired to be Business Services u ..d Retrlg.nuar, II G _ e• · 507 S•cond Alit . Galllpoll1. Wa lch dogs & puppln to giveaway, pa rt doberman, pit Dulle, g•rman ahepherd. 114l87-0316. 6 Fo und Lost & Found grown bl1ck downtown Pomery are a . Medium '-"ath lam•!• a half puppy, ht lr, lov• people. 1141112-34.20, Found ; Gra~t Dane Ooa. Tan lf.tlial Cadmus VIcinity, 6t4-3N.a434, Found: In Rodnoy, ll.ato boogto. et ..245-!417t. · color, Black Collar. LOST small off white dog, Meadowbrook Sandhi• .,.1, »1~7 5-t.U . �Page-14- The Da1ly Senttnel 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Oh1o LAFF-A-DAY Yard Sale 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2&3 BR country, Vmton area Stove, Ralrlgerator Water, trash paid $200, $210 plus daposlt both havt large room addttlons Vary nict 614·388 9686 Gallipolis & VIcinity 544 Jackson Plk•, Pari! lant Trailer Park. Lot Th1.1r1 Frl & Sat m. 2 bedroom trailer S200 month Gallipolla Ferry, 304oo675·2931 or l04.S76·2528 ALL Yard Salet Musl 81 Paid In DEADLINE 2 oo p m the day before tht ad is to run Sunday Millon • 2 00 p m Friday Monday ~Ilion 2 00 p m Saturday Advance 2 bedroom fumisl'l~ or untur nishld Good cl1an condit ion HUO or lmployed Naw Ha v•n 304-882-2466 Oarag• Sale Fri & Sat Subdlv• aion blhlnd old Bldwall Elem Somt1 tt.ms Kero Haat~r playpen, console TV couch ate 2 BR, 12x60 CA Large lot Green Township $240 month plus security deposit 614 445 R1 141 across !rom Jumbo eh lldr1n Infants clothes slzas 6 months up to size a Thursday 2 mobile homa1 2 bedroom furnished, S200 plus utilities $100 deposit Hud approved 304-675 6512 altar 5 00 Of 675-3900 anytime 0885 s.pe 2nh 8·? Thurs Frl Bulavllle Rd Fourth House len side North ol over cross Somethmg For Everyone' "Will there be a refund on I his If my husband doesn't & VIcinity lllake t"L'.J" 3 family Tun & Wed 800600 52 Burdette KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by LarrJ Wnght 51 Addn Autos for Sale 71 Household Goods Wednesday, September 26, 1990 12 cu ft chest freezer $250 304 675-3030 or 67'5--3431 County Appliance, Inc Good used appliances, TV sets Open 8 am to 6 pm Mon..Sat 614 446 1699 627 3rd Ava Gal lipolis, OH Television Viewing • 11 6 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson Auction Company now bookmg aucllons ex perience makes the difference Licensed Ohio, Kentucky Wast Virginia 304m 5785 David Bo9gs Aucllon Ser~~lce Now bookmg auction s licensed 1n Ohio, 614~46-7750 9 Acerage wltl'l limber or farm wllh timber 614 388 9354 Hbmt tm.w battles & bottle c•pper 614-446 6559 lfsad mobile homes ca ll 614 446-0175 Want~ To Buy Junk Autos with or Wlll'loul motors Call Larry ltvely 6t4-.J88 9303 Employment Services Help Wanled AVON • All areas Call M.anl\'n Waavar 304 882 2645 AVON I All Arau I S1'11rley SPN,_ 304-67S-1429 Baby11t1ing In my home only Preferably a young woman Must bt rsllable & ha11e good rtftrtncH 2 Children 614 441 om Cosmelologlll natdadl Guaran !ted wagH p.11d vacations 614 446·7'261. O.ytima part tlmt babys111er wanted In Cl'leshln Kyg11r Creak 1r1a Call aher 5pm 614 36V...0:114 Eam money by tha week Jom tha numbars to demonstrate Chrlstm11 A.round Th•Wqrld July-O.C:embar leava name addretiS and phone number on a~arlng aervka 614-992-631 9 Eam up to SSOO w11kly stull1ng envelopes 11 horne aasy work no axptrlanca For !rea mto ..nd SASE to Pl'lilaina PO Bo• 855 Maywood, N J 07601 E.asy Pl'lona Wotill A loeal num ber on S325 a day 11 not more plus answar pl'lonu lor t-l.allonwldt Co now hiring' 614 446-7-198 tfter 6p m Easy Wofill Exnllanl Pay' As 11mbl1 Products at homa Call tat" intormaUon 504--641-8003 Et )1) Expartancad media 5ales rapraa.ntatlva Bua plua com mlulon l04 7885 call tor In ,.... _ m FEDERAL GOVERNMEN1 IS HIRING $16 000462 000 year Call 1...ftOS..564-6500 Ext GB 96a fOf lmmltdlala rasponsa Full tlmt babyslllmg poslt •on available In my home Send r11umato PO Box 21 Karr OH 45843 HOME TYPISTS PC usara nMd.-:1 $3.5,000 potan!IAI o.talla (1) 80&-687~ Ell B 4582. INMEDIATE OPENINGS for Dis placed Homamtkera nHdlng emottonll aupport buildmg saU-eonlldtnca car11r lden tlltcation, Job raedlnass Call Betty Adkins at Buckaya H I s CarMr Ctn1ar tor Jnlorma11on 614·245-$334 INTELLIGENCE JOBS MEDICAL rEO CIA, US Cu.-toma DEl etc Now Hiring Listings (1) 805&87-eooD Ext K·11n89 JOB HUN11NG? NEED A SKILL? WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS aa Auto Wechanlea Aeeount lngiCompuUng Sp«lallst Car ptntera Cosmttologlsta Food Serv1ca Electric 1tnt Woril.tra Elac:tronlcs loch niclans, Industrial Malntenanca Workara Machini sts Sac:retar~n and Parslegals Welden Rtglslar now lor cl.u 111 beginning October 1 1990 Call Ttl-County Vocational Adult Ctntar at 1 800-637-6508 A variety of funding sourcts to pay hx training ara available lor tl'loea allglbla Looking tor an apt manager Ntw Havtn WV 24 unit project buk: aklll ne.ciad in malntenca and oHiea worll 304 755-a063 or und mumt Sargent Squara Ap4 P 0 Bo1 562, Poe a WV Part lime babystlter Sand Htll Road evenmg 11h1t1 304 6752655 R&eepllon pos t1on and Madlnld Aide tor the Tille V Program Mus t be 55 years of age or older ano meet the teda•al Income gu1delm1 Appt'{ 101 Second ~~ Po nt Pleasant EARN MONE.Y typng wordproces ... lng persortal com putmg AI home Full or pt I me $35 0001vr Income po•enltal 1I) 805-687-6000 El B 10189 SOCIAL WORK POS TION Program Coord n11lor pos 1t1on ava ilabl e at two res1den••al programs lor people w1th men tal retardation and da\lelopmAn !AI diSablhlles In G.llloil County Oh•o Responstbtlll les Include the dav to-day super\ll!.ton ot tl'la program Must have one year experlencu and a fotJr yu.r degr•e In a huma n SfiiVIces f,.Jid Ekperi•nce w 11'1 Medu: atd ragulallons and prevtous n panenca w1th personnel super "'siOfl pteferrea Valid dr var s license end good drlvmg "&l.ord ruqu rerl Flexible hours Liberal benefit padage Salary $tS. 19 000 year All appllcatl(lns "l ust be post-marked by 10..()1 90 Send raSl•ma to Ceclha dakar Buckaya Community Serv1ces PO Boll 604 Jack son OH 45'i40 Equa Opp.:n 'unll't Employer Want ••petltnc ed phcne person p11rt 11mB 304 675 1725 Wanted Eledromc T11chnlc1an Send resume to P C Box 702 Gallipolis OH 45631 WOULD YOU LIKE TO WORK IN TrlE MEDICAL FIELD' ! so Tr1 Countv s Adult D1ver s•l•ed M.JdiCal Occupations program Is lor '1'00' OUI program pr'"lvlde!i you w 1\h a solid loundat ton 1n madlc?l te r m1nolog/, and procedu res as well as ngtrucll on 1n yo ur a aa ol speclai llahon You are also tra1red m Job Saek1ng Ski Is that Will pro\/ de you lha gradual& With an added boo!;;\ for -,ers.:on!'l l success n the fOb market Call 1 BOO 6506 to reg1s ler lor classes begmmng Oc Iober lSI 12 VA. 2515i L.*lng for BerMr Styils1s 614-. 441 1803, 114-446-8355. LPN, p1rt-tlme NUet, all ahtnt, CtU MktdJMon El'latN &14-446-- n.. Part-time lnltNC'for nHdtd to tACh community and personal P.lllt 10 lduMa In their own home (Meigs County) Varioul Pilla and talaf'llll rw~ad It you tiki to cook, enrctae g~rdtn, rnd or drtv.-we may "have a you Wo'r• looking for ~ who tnJoy other ptopla, who Cln INCh varioul lkJIII IO OChiN, who ,,.. crutlva, 1nd willing to worl!; •• JNrt ot an f':l hours1week. H lnteNIIId call 211-1031 no lilt« than 10.3-QO, Pleasasnl, Exc cond French C~y Mobile Homes 614 446 9340 304 675-6898 304 675 3JtJ bedroom full slza basement located Grear Road 100x200 lot $36,500 304 273 200<1 Of 304 575 1279 ;l 3 bfldrooma housa, land con tract 304 675 5104 3 bedrooms pool dar.k 676 South Fourth Mlddlepor1 (near Meigs Jr H1ghl $31 QUO 614 992:"7323 7 room 1 112 bath 1 3 acres ad d111onal 33 acres hunting and I mber 614 992 111a o;~r 1 384 2097 7 rooms 1 112 bath!i count ry hv1ng but close to Meigs School and town Rt 33·4 lane Township Road 27 First road to r ght Call 614 992 1118 or I 394 2097 GOVERNMENT HOMES l'rom $1 (U repair} Dalin~uant Ia• propertr ~epo91ess1ons Your area (1 a05-687 6000 E•t GH 4562 lor curran! repo list home w1th 3 bedrooms family room t~arage In R<.~stlc Hills Syracuse Priced at $39 000 614 992 54651614 992 3111 Housa 3 bedroom rancher 6 112 acres 304 675 33n 32 Check ua out tor quality turnl lure and carpAls Mollohan Fur nltura & Carpels Rt 7 North Phona 614-446 7444 GallipoliS Ohio For Sata On All Grass Turf In stock S2 99 yard Mollohan Furniture 614-446-7444 1996 Ford F 250 new tires aUio & air Proless1onally re-bufn en- gine Dependable truck, $4,800 614 446 6751 73 Vans & 4 WD's ntlghbo<hood, reloronceo ro 18 Mobile Homes for Sale '(OU LOOK MORE LIKE '(OU JU 5T GOT OFF TI-lE OLD 01151-lOLM TRAIL' Wanted to Do Exper~encad child car11 m my home Monday thru Fr1day 6 30 am till 5 30 pm 304 675 2029 Furniture relln "ih ng and repa r quality w ork a11d free &SIImatas 304-675 7991 Get your cha1n saw serviCed tor llrewood !Ieason S1ders E qu pment Co Hendorson WV 304-675 742t Housecleaning or care ol the SJ5 day or both elderly S40iday Att s 614 446 na3 Mag1c Year• D•y Care Centar dApAndab e reaso nable I cense qual l't ch td ca re Mon da't lhru Fraday 7 30 til l , 30 For mora lnlorn;ar on o 1 to reg•ster 304-675 5847 Miss Paula s Day C.tre Canter Sat• affordable ch1ldnre M F 6 am 5 30 p m Age s 2 10 Before alter sc hool Dr op ms WIICOma 814 446-8224 Pltno pupils ! <~ugh \ m my homo To bag mno rs ad\lanced aludanta and adulls Also I Ja ch chord ing and tra~p os ng II n leruted"614z992 5403 Will do babys11tlng m my home any dey or hours North Pomt sc:hool d•atrlct 304 67~ 79!tt Will do sawing 1n my home call anyt1ma 614 3aa 9769 1974 Carnaga House All alec 2br 2 bllth11 121.65 $6 000 614 446 1511 1975 Champ ion 1tlx65, 2 BR set up on prl\la ta lot on 21d 6 ml from town $4500 Fr11 rent for 1 year 614 256 1393 1980 Fraedom, 14)(7'0, moblla homt total alectnc, llka n•w n•w houst furnltura with washer and dryar 304 882 3245 or aa2 3704 1982 Townhousa 14x7'0 doubla axpa ndo CA On prl\late ranlad lot In flodnay 614-446 1539 anar 5p m ..,---c-- ·-:-c::--::--:--: ~ For sa le or rent 4 btdroom do11ble wid• Bidwell, Ohio Rent $250 month Sale $27000 Co ntact John Siders 304 67S. 11129 216 345 9340 or Smith Realty 614-446-6806 6711 ecras, Sdplco Township In etudes one house Only $139 000 6141385-4510 attar 7 00 pm Comm ercial Lots Eureka, lola & Acerege 12 al:tll Gallipolis Building slle, 45 acres timber ID4~75-5t.:O~ · ~--------~ 0 J Wh it a Ad, 2 acres wood~ building lot ready to build on re5trlcl.d i100 614 2U-t5B5 sa Routa 2 Aahton 1 acre lotst 3 mlllt south Gatllpolla locks public water, no restrictions P:ome with river frohtage, 304576-2336 Rentals Turn SPORTING GOODS America a lava of a porta Into a auccestful l'luslneu You can own and operate • auccassfu l Sporting Goods store with Na Ilona! B"uylng Power, Extans•ve Training Prolualonal Assla tance For Information call TIM BERUNE 8484 SPORTS 800 243 Wanting to rant 4 chair Beaut y Salon ~11dy to move In! 614 446·2107 22 Money to Loan LOANS BY MAIL Up to J5 000 In hours Wa can help yo., get a tlgnatura n 111k lot CMoty Equlll Oppor- Loon By IIIII 1-IIOQ.241H1500 tunity E.,,...,., SID5fM 197'6 Lowes boat 14 ft 20 l'lp motor swivel seats 11111 wall $1 000 :104 8!15 3:135 Buy or sell Riverine Antiques 1124 E Main Street, Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 a m to 5 00 p m Sunday I 00 to 6 00 p m 614 992 2526 Mldd taport Ohio, Beach St One badroom furnished apt depos1t & releranca required, 304 882 Top Cash paid Old turmture cuboards qu11ts or ental pa nt ng~ toys, or entire astate call colfect 304 525 3275 or 3011 523~854 6679 UpslaiA Fumlshed 3 rooms & bath clean no pets rafaren ce & deposl! requlrtd 614-446 1519 45 Anllques 54 12 hp Wes111rn auto ndmg mower 4 montl'ls old 1980 Chevy Monza needs work 304 895 3013 16 HP 7500 Wall Generator Electric Start, Pneumatic Finish Nailar 10' Maklla Mater Saw 5 l'lp yardman flot otlller, 6 hp Tr oy BUilt Til ler 614 446-0721 at ter 6 p m fii!IW bicycle 614 Almost n11w sola & reel ner used 4 mos maple collee table 614 446-4430 Cath&dral Wmdow qu11ts made by Ruby Crawford 604 Holcomb Hollow Rd Thurma n OH ~5685 614 245 5947 Dlnelle set (4 cl'lalrs 1 table) 16 bike Queen &lle haadboard Battery operah1d rockmg horse 614-446 a241 Furnished Rooms Firewood l or sele Cut slabs 614 25&-6119 or 614 256-6456 Rooms tor rent waak or mont I'! Slarllng at tl20/mo Gall•a Hotel 614-44&-liil580 Firewood seasoned cut seasoned and spill $40 p1ck up load, 304 675 6662 S!Hplng roomt with cooking Alaa tralttr apace All hook ups. Call after 2 00 p m , 304 7'735651 Mallon WV 46 Space for Rent 814 9i:llll79 51 Household Goods LAYNE S FURNITURE SoPes and cl'lalra priced from S395 to $995 Tables $50 and up to $125 Hldl·l b~s S390 to S595 Racllnars S225 to $375 Lampt S28 to 112! Dinettes $109 tnd up to $495 Wood tabla w-e chairs $285 to $795 Desks 5145 up to $375 Hutches $400 & up bunk bads compllll wltl'l matlrtas $~5 1nd up to 1395 btby beds J110 MaHrassas or box springs lull or twin $78 llrm J88, and S98 Quean 11ts $275 & up King $350 4 drn1ar chest S89 Gun Cabl111ta 6, 8 & 10 gun Baby maHrassas $35 & $45 Bad lramas $25, Queen Size $35 & king frame $50 Good Nlactlon of bedroom IUitU mttal cabinets headboards $30 and up to $65 90 dey a ume as cash wlt\'1 approved Clldll 3 ml out BullY lila Rd Open Sl AM to 5 PM Mon thru ~~ Can 614 For Sale Propane or natural gaa turn act 125 000 BTU 11 bought new ln Jan 614 3677488 FOR SALE Used flCA XL 100 25 color consola TV Call 614 446..0195 :.:.:....:.=--____,.~-­ King alze waterbed 614~ 41 1708 King wood & coal stove, good cond, $200 6t4 256 1443 Ca ll belora 9p m K1tcl'len cablnet!!l good condl lion Maka oHer 614 446 6587 or 614-446 1S42 Must Sail Sears Tree 20 Eur Equipment $300 King sin bed (new mattran) $300 w1th linens Full sill bid (m.el!rau like new) 1100 40 gal hot Wiler tank (gas) $100 l.eundry sink. $10 3 tub sink(stalnless steal)$100 Grana lr11p $200 Counter lop 16 pizza ovan $50 Bulldmg front lighted a1gn $25 Sears s• ll propelled lawn mower w11 h grau catcher $200 20 tt aluminum u1ension la d dar $30 Portable sewing ma chine w1th cabinet $tOO: Ex haust fa n Refrlgenlor side by s1de (holpolnt) $150 Call Thursday between 10 00 am and 4 pm 614 ~2 2515 Cl!il Portable lighted algn $299 Frae dellveryllottlrs Pfastl c letters $4750 box 1-800 533 31153 anyt me Rainbow aweeper with all al ta chmen ts $450 Two mens black dress leather jackata (llka new) Slz• 40 42 $50 each 614 56 Pets for Sale +++HAPPY JACK FLEA GARD+++ All metal palented dAvlce con trois fleas 1n the home Without PESTICIDES RAst.ills overnight GROCERY PRODUCE & J D 2 FINII halt He1hus, 2 nica bull calves bred back to Roglsterad llmous ln Bull 614-446-4:144 20 excellent heltars Will replacement 2109 atier 8p Pure bred Sl mmantal Bull monlha old 614 949 2822 1m 1121 (II CBS l'llwe 0 (!] Ill Andy Griffith 8 ®Top Card 1121 SportiLoolt lUI Rln Tin Tin ~·9 Cop Stereo 1;1 6 35 (]) Andy Griffith 7•00 llJD 1m I]]) Wheel of Transportation AKC Reg Siberian Husky shots wormacl & heal\1'1 rel:ard 304-675 2019 All breed pel grooming 21 yaers experience Appointments only 6141992-6820 II no answar leave message Dragonwynd C11tery Persian Siamese and Hlmatay11n kittens 614-446 3844 atler 7 p m Fish Tank, 2413 Jack11on Ava Point Pleasa nt 304 675 2063 10 gal set up $14 99 and 10 gal compl•te $43 25 For Sata Dog housaa saverel sizes 1 112 miles out Rt 141 Wayne Shoemakar 614-446 0593 Good natured Siberian Huskey mala 11 mas old $150 614·4466587 614-446 1542 Groom end Supply Shop Pet Grooming All breeds All styles la ms P•l Food Dealer Julie Wabb Call 614446-0231 Pure bred Collie puppies, no papers father registered mother not $125 nch Ripley :J04.Jn-6390 Reg black and while cocker Neutered houst-brok•n $200 614 992 5883 57 Musical Instruments Alto sua phone axe cond $395 304-675-7452 For sale Spinet Console plano bargain Wanted R•spons tble party to taka over low monthly paymanla on spinal console plano Can bt sten locally Call Mr Whit• 1 800 327 3345 u t 101 WE CARE-J&M (Jesus & Me) PIANO SERVICE otters EXPERt p,lano CARE tor those who CARE about thalr piano• 81!1 Ward 304 -882 2325 (Prov 22 1) 58 Fruits & Vegetables Ounrovln Fruit Farm lu st oH Sr 681 east ol Albany We accept toad ata mpt Variety ol apples tresl'l cldar pears pumpklna 1 and gords g..7 dally closea Mond.ey 614-69a 6298 59 For Sale or Trade Farm Supplies &Livestock 71 1950 Chevy 2 door deluu 59 000 m1IU runs good S1 000 1982 GMC S 15 truck $1600 304-576 2615 1969 Dodge Coronet 440 318 motor 84 000 miles Good con d11ton Sl500 614f742 2157 197'6 Cullns Supreme V 8 aulo ona owner new \Ires and bauery runa good $7SO 304 675 2492 ~ 1978 Chev Monte Carlo V a 2dr AIC good work car 61~ 992 3225 1978 Pont1ac Grand Prill: good condition $1 500 will negot11111 Call 614 441 ~312 atl•r 5p m 1!179 M~rcury Marquis 65 000 miles naw paint $1600 1976 Mercury Marquts Brougham $700 304 675 2362 1Q79 Pontiac Bonnav111a Brougham loaded new !Ires runs good New 22 ca 11ber sam1 aulo model 70HC l04-67S na-t 197Q Pontiac LeMana Station Wagon 18 000 Actual m1les 197Q Mal1bu Classic 614 446 6691 t9B1 Buick Ragal Limited 2 dOOf COUpl Full power IHir~ nk:e V6 $1 750 6111 992-87'19 1982 Ford 4 wheel drive S2 500 auto 6'14-446 0323 1984 Ford T Bird a~ c cond V 8 302 fuallnjectlon h1gl'l m1les many new parls very cloan $3 000 OBO 614 245-55Ba or 66H4S9::.___ _ _ _ __ t98~ Olds Cu'lleu Supreme AC PS P8 2 door 66 000 miles 1 owner $2 950 614 245-9441 1984 VW rabbi t ••c coo d 4 sp•ad new tlras $2 400 1984 Pontiac Bonneville exc cond new llrea and paint cruise air au to PS PB AM FM mu&t su 13,400 1987 Oodge Coil DL PS PB AC 4 new llras automatic Gets good gas mllaQI Only on• ownar Excallenl condition Must aall Make oHer 614 gg2. 23TI 1988 Charcoal gray lroc Z laadtd avery opflon txcapt T tops, mint cond 1 owner 28 000 mites Sook prlca $11 000, Will IIIII lor $10 &00 614-44~751 1911 T Bird Turbo Coupe 34 000 mllll loaded $V 800 1988 ::~ cyl 4 tpd $4,000 614 1N9 Cam11ro Rally Spor1, 305, 5 spd loaded 22 000 mllu I I~ • 8064 2020 1989 8:t SR jS, Weat Otlllpoila 614-446·9'777, Wide aeltctlon new & uNCI farm tractors & lmplemenle Buy, aall, trade, 8 (10..5 00 wHkdayt, &-10'11R • t1 ooo 1114-:MI7·n•e campers & Motor Homes t9Ba Jayco told down campar gas stove Fumance smk sleeps 6 L1ke new $2 700 614949 2949 61 JET I\10RK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP 01JR CLA55 WENT ON A FIELD TRIP IN ID'v\/N THIS ,v,or::;~NIN& I from $'100 00 Mla1a'a Corvattes, Joguoro Porch•• Sat 1111 NOCXI 1nd other mrac confltealed property now baing sold to the general public For buyert gulda call (708) 3SS.9802 Ext 1585 Open 1 d•y• 8 00 1m to John DHrt .020 Oleul *'lh turbo charger, exe eond, aG4 882~&41 1ffer 5 30 PM It nTrue JHpl lor S44 Through The US Oov1? Call For Facfal 11 00 pm 504<1411-5745 E<1 !l-313 WE WENT 10 6EE. THEO J.AIL..CCU.SATTHE POL-Ia STATICN I THINK MRS. MIL.l...CR:J55 W/'8 TRY'INGlO TEL.L US SOMETHING-. tfll!lr~---t--, I 0 Devane Is appomted captam of the Metro Dlvts•on Q (!) N•w• Ill Ill U Cop Rock An all-out manhunt for a cop k1ller ends 1n an exp(ostve c11max C tm 1121 II) Mike Welloce Then and Now M1ke Wallace w1!1 cover over 40 years of JOurnahst•c reportmg o f Amenca s histone events 11JJ Ill Star Trek Th• Nut Oener1tlon a Plumbing & Heating lo understan.j what t o do to make the relaiiOnshtp work Matl $2 to Match ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL 87 Upholstery Mowrey 1 Uphol•t•ring Hrvlolng trl caunty a11a 25 years The belt In fumlture upholattrlng Cttll 304-«7&--4154 lor free ... tlmatll :::-'=-:::_,.-:-c-,.---,:--_..:_ 0flthlm Upholttery Center, 303 Hllllop Or C1t1 tor lppolntmenla & utlmatu Call 614..t46-3438. possrblhty today that you may be able to profit In some manner from servrng as a mechator In bring two parties to· gelher who each need what the other can oHer SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0.C 2t) Your money CAPRICORN (O.C 22-Jen 11) lnlor- Hauling ;:--....,--=,....,--,-.,-,..:..__ _ maker P 0 Box 91426 Cleveland, OH 44 t01 3426 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) There Is a 11n&nc1al trends are presently runntng tn favorab le peaks and troughs Condi tions look good tor today so thtnk profit and be alert lor ways to make or save R & A Water Service Pools d• lama wallt lmmtdlat•1.000 or 2 000 gallon• ct.llvary Call 304- 21119 Evening Nawo lUI 700 Club 85 General Hauling 304~76 Ill Ill Morrlad Pooplo 10 00 Ill It I]]) Hunt•r Capta1n Cavia Sew Vac Servlca Gaorgat Creak Rd Part1 aupplias pickup and delivery 614 448..()294 Watar (2 00) Stereo ® Naohvllla Now Larry ~lng Llvol Allan wornes about betng liked when hts lather·tn·law comes to \IISit Sapllc Tank Pumping $90 Gallla Co RON EVANS ENTE RPR ISES Jackson OH 1 800 .537 9528 Wtttarson 1 II) MOVIE Hftler'o Daughter hope tor r&eonc•hat•on w 1th h•s ex w1te IS renewed (PI 2) Rotary or cable tool drilling Mo111 wells comp111~ same day Pump sales and 11ndce 304 895 3902 r. .sanable rataa, volume dl• counts, 2,000 to 4 000 capacity a murder C £;1 9 30 Ill It 1121 Doer John John s patn t lng cerpentery and eccusorlu Guaranteed work with rtleren cas Can I beet th•se prices guarante• 614-448 n92 or 104 675 Jtt54 Resldtntlal or commarcial wiring new nrvlea or repair• Llctntld alaetriclan Ridenour El~~elrlcal, 304-675 1786 1121 Ill Doctor, Doctor War N1ck of t1me Unton vrctones tilt 1t1e elechOn to Lrncoln (1 22) Roof ing Electrical & Refrigeration a (J] U Ooogle Howo•r. 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Ooogte becomes a mect1a star when h& agree s to appear on TV 1;1 I]) Civil War Nick-ol t1me Umon vrctones lt!t the electiOn to Lmcoln (1 22) 1;1 tm 1121 (II Jak• end tlto Fetmon Jake and McCabe ~ S•pt 27, 19110 Financial and material goals have good chances of being fulfilled .n the year ahead but you must guard agatnst waste and el(travagance 1t s Important you establish a savings program LIBRA ( s.pt 23-0cl. 23) A domestic matton or knowledge you present)y posses could be of greater va)ue to a fnend than 11 ts to you at the moment Share what you k.now with your pal with- out being asked AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fib 11) A spacial obJective you have ln m1nd Is achievable at this lime but you mtght have to scrap your orlgtnal game plan and go after It from an entirely different angle Be Imaginative matter with llnanctal overtones looks PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) When you like tt can be sallstactorlly resolved to- get Involved In collective endeavors to-- day owing to developments none of the day you 11 be a valuable contributor caplayers conceived or Implemented Try- pable of Inspiring othent to new mental ing to patch up a broken romance? The heights Be a team player Astr.o-Graph Matchmaker can help you ARIES (llorch 21·Aprlt 11) Focus your mental and pr ys•cal enor1s today on meamngtul goal& that have thu s far eluded you Today you mtght be able to makt up lor lost ume where ach1eve· ment s are concerned TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) Toke a ser< ous mterest tn lhe thoughts and sug · gesllons presented to you by asso ctates t oda) You sMuld be able to reshape thelf tdeas 1nto something ad van' ageous for 1mmed1ate use GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Changes ond shifting :ondt1tons tend to work lor your benef•t today even those Induced by factors over which you have no COntrol March with the flow ot events not aga~nst them CANCER (JUM 21-July 22) Compan Ions will be preparet1 to readjust their poslttons today In order to accommo date you Try to be equally as coopers· tlve and flexible where they are concerned LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your possibilities for fulfilling your ambitious alms are good today, espedolly If y0<1 are motivated by what It means for you materially Self-Interests will be aerved VIRGO (Aug. 23-lopl 22) Your popularny Ia at a high point a1 this time and member• of both ..,... are llkeiy to your c:.ompanlonohlp. Attentlo" will be foc:uMd on you wher- you go S~clet S.ven Oay1 Ablue I 0 30 (1) MOVIE Tho H•ll•lujah Troll (3 00) CIJ Bill Moyert ldueQ Crook a ChOII (lJ clarer put m dummy!\ queen and Wo~d • Q4 IAKI053 ~ulnerable Netther Dealer North Soutb Wtst Nortb Eul Pass 3 NT I NT• Pass 3+ 4• 1\11 pass •ultra weak no I rump Dbl Openmg lea d +J the hope that East held the heart ace West now led the nme of hearts So East ~ut u~ the ktng and declarer Look the ace and ~layed hiS last club Cur tams' If WesL ruffed wtth the queen of the queen of hearts not the mne If declarer takes the ace and plays a club West ruffs wtth the ntne·spot and Ea~ take5Lhe se ttmg tnck wtth the trump ktnR CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Ptllage 3 Unlnlormed 4 Allernoon soctal 5Gem und 1 Thtn cut 5 Seasonal songs 11 Use a whetstone 6 Opposed 12 Slreet to crosser 7 Descartes 13 Ttny brt 8 Wallet 14 Back out Yesterday's Answer rtam 15 Ultimate 16 Cabby's 34 Headliner II B1g ~alool 22 Sacral cuslomer 10 Envtsion wrR1ng 36 Lot und 17 Radrales 16 Evergreen 23 Demonte 37 Eanh 19 Under the 18 Soda 25 Noted Iones seamweather parlol 38 Ghoslly treat stress 22 Fragrant sound 111 Informed 211 Washtng wood 39 Alien 24-Kovacs 20 lo·cal lon etly shtp adjeclrve 30 Target 40 TraHtc 26 Track 21 Boxer 33 Chops warntng shape Sptnks linely 27 Dtrector 41 Frost Premtnger 28 Under handed 30 Pallid 31 Waprtr 32 Stand 34 Milk typa 35 Krazy38 Counln hed 41 Cuzco naltve 42 Blazing 43 Succo lash haH 44-a church mouse 45 She sheep DOWN 1leg part DAILY CR YPTOQU<YI'Dl - Here's how lo work II 9126 of (!) Twilight Zona NtWIWIICh I]) Stir Huott.r IIJllD Arunlo Hell 0 Mleml Vlca ® Convorutlon With Dinah Monayllne 0 Rln Tin Tin K·9 Cop Stereo 0 tt 30 llJ8 1121 Tonight Show Stereo (!) Mognum, P I CZJ Antlflcln Art fONm AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One leU~r stands lor another In tllis sample A ts used lor the three I.'s, X lor the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, lhe length and lonnatton of the words are all lunls Each day lhe code letters are diflerent a (J)eNtglttltM~ 91 Nlgltt Court 'Trillo of O'Neill' CIS Lite Night ltttrao A lowy•r dettndl an unmorrlod woman ot killing Mr unllOm child az• TOIIIgltl •AJt086 5 and tned to ruff a club But West came the defenders m wtth the lowly four of hearts In an Wmmng defense after West has attempt to ~revenL further ruffs and tn rutted With the four" tor West to play Ill Ill u 1m 1121 Ill 1121 Nawe 0 • a d1amond Declarer 1t 00 Ill .. • "*" ==- SOUTH ruffed East s ktng When he ~ layed a dtamond to dummy s 10 East took Lhe a Cll EAST + K; 42 cashed dumm) s ace of s~ades ruffed L-----...,.------_J a spade and then played A K of clubs hearts thai was o~ly three tncks to m lnvesttgate contess1on opponents Lhat the btd can occasiOnally lead to a very large penalty However note what ha~pened when East struck wtth h1s weak no-trump South doubled buL West was able to ~re·empt wtth three spades Eventual ly South settled tn four hearts When the s~ade Jack was led de ace and returne-d 9OS CD Civil plum~ng 84 00) a Ron s TV Service spec ializing In Zenith also servicing most otlr11 brands House calfs elso some applianc• repa1n WV 30~ 57'6 2398 Ohio 614-4116-24S4 Cartar s Plumbing and Healing Four1h and Pme Gallipolis Ohio 614 446--3888 (!) MOVIE: !'light Art•r Night Ill Complate Mobil• Home set ups & repairs el~o plumbing & al•ctncal rool.ng remodeling patios & deck!!l etc AEMOOE[ lNG! Raferencas Estimates 614 256 1611 62 patrol vamshes over the Atlantic C An trate gtrltrrend puts a hell. on Frankie t;J BASEMENT Aaratlon Motors repaired Ngw & re-bulh motors In stock, Ron Evans Emerprlsos Jackson OH 1 800-.537 Q528 Myatertee A five plane Navy husbond 1;1 ®On Stage @ Mljor Laogue Bneboll 9 00 12) It 0 TM Fanalll Boyo Home Improvements WATERPROOANG Uncond !tona l llletlma guaran lea local references lurmshed Fr.. astlmatea Cell collact 1614 237 0488 day or night Rogers Buement Waterprooflllg a M1Ke thinks tte ma~ 1"18¥8 helped a wr1te r murder her Services • A5 2 • J982 therr strength The disadvantage IS Mrke ftnds h1mse1l homeless and broke 1n Naw York Ctty 23ft Terry with bathroom sleeps a Dual wheels $1 895 614 286 6522 that .K 7 t97 +Q6 ha ve precise methods of descnbmg Cro11fire 7 35 (]) The Jefleroone 8·00 Ill It 1121 Unool.,.d ~ lS WEST • J 10 8 7 fi 3 • Q9I w1th strong hands someumes do not a PHATSOl vulnerable but others are more danng The ad M VIE The Watcher In the Woode iPGi (2 00) II) Murder, Sh• Wrote C ® Convoreetlon With Dinah @ Major League Be1aball Maguln• Prim.N•wo lUI MOVIE DNml Acro11 tho River (2 00) 8 05 (]) MOVIE Belled of Cabto Hogue IRI (2 25) 8 30 Ill (J] U Growing Pelno EEK AND MEEK .KJ10863 114 weak one no-trump opemngs The more conservatrve purveyors of cur only when they arr not Shelly Vinton Auto Salvage Foreign & Dom Pat1s buying junk cars 614 l8a 9062 •n qutte vantage of course 9 11 t0 +AQ9 thiS method spec:fy that thetr weak no trump openmgs (tO l2 pmnts) oc lenny has chance for promotion um•l h•s bos~uts mo~es on Bud~el Transmissions Used • rebuilt startmg at $99 814 24556n 614 379 2263 79 and Mrt King Jensen ~s M1ckey Mantle (!] NORTH In tournament competitiOn 1t ha s POSSiblhty Ol 8 Umon VICtory block motor {correct phona I I I I become somewhat Lhe vogue to ~lay dom s (1 08) 1;1 (]D) tlil m lenny ~g clatarnt, paola wall1, etc Call GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vohlcloo " 402 Chevy 6141992-6244 number) I I I BRIDGE Cll CII Civil War The Auto Pans & Accessories ] I> Sctenltst have developed a self-cleantng oven Why can't lhey dtscover a self-clean,...rn.::g_G_A_R_A_G_E~?~~~~----, 7 05 (]) Happy Day• 7 30 llJD tm I]]) Jeopardy! 1;1 (!) Bewitched Ill 1121 m Entertelnmont Tonight Ill Ill Mamo'o Family 11JJ Ill Three'• Company @ Home Run Derby Jackie (2 LHTER~ 2 sa•M.UTS ANSWIU • 1s-" Fa1rly ~ Gwle ~ Mange - Sayrng ~GARAGE grader •s ful l of morttfiCahons Q Wa ere nowWINTERIZINGparts a•rvlct accessories We Install SHRINKWRAP RIVERSIDE MARINE Gallipolis OH 614-44&2424 1-800-729-02711 76 UNSCRAMBLE I' 1 • ~~f~O~R~A~N~S~W~E~R----~Jb~~·--··~ Ill Ill U The Wonder Yaero Kev1n s ftrst day es a mnlh 875-8370 Attention &porta Car Co\lectof1 1HI1 Ausltn Hnley Sprite tulty rHtol'lbla~ nirt motor, Mtrroodn, Tt'#i' WfATt'lf~ SATfL./..fTfJ. :! WAIT' TILL THEy GO fY ANP THEN .I CHA!Wif ~vf/ZYTHING f V Bottom F1shing Boat 25 l'lp motor sw1vel 11eats trailer saoo or tra de tor c•r or truck 614· 446-4472 614-446-- QOVERNMENT SEIZED vehlclta hom f100 Fords Mercedes CorvenH Chevye. Surplut Your trta (1} 801--687-1000 En Wagon Very S1 000 1514·742 eon. OH 614·286-5944 Jim'• Farm Equipment, "Where·s the gravy I m1ght as well get 11 over With' Evening• Tractor wlloader, JO $5 V.50 1010 JO wfbush hog $2 650 Owner will tlnanea 614-286-6522 JO 0111vlty bed wagona corn pick• ert, harrow gtlol'*, cultl-pack· ers, wheat drlll1, wheal dlec .. mowtra pull buth hog, plow•. utility trall•ra horN walk•r & other lltkl reedy equipment Howa'a Farm M1chlnery Jack- Appl1 Gravt acrost from Goodyear plant, $225 plus depotlt 304516-24751 alttr 5 00 PM. Call Cu11ass lntamallonal Stritt1 anly 23,000 mllaa, loadaa wlavary op41on must . . 614-446-4303 Badgtr Fllage condition 2 bedroom furnlahld 304~75-5554 1987 Camtro Z 28 brlgl'lt red ll, PS, PB tlr tilt cru•sa AMIFM casaal!a & moral S8 700 614 245-9075 61 Farm Equipment $6,9~ 3020 1989 2br, 14x60 nlca area 4 mlln trom Holzer S R 160 Reference Rtqulrld $300 month, & Stc dapoalt 11~466189, 6'4-446-6865 Autos lor Sale :! /..0\/~ fLAYIN& WI'TH I PRiNT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES Fortune C (!) Andy Clrifllth a:D Scarecrow 1;1 BOATERS Mercury Mercu1ser Specialist Factory Tramed Bonded Prac l· slon Mobil e Marina We coma lo you! 614 259 597'9 Hay & Grain AKC Rag ad Chow Chows Blacks Blues Cream s Reds $100 each, 614 256 1447 na.,; Mobile Homes for Rent 7 Hay lor Sale C lov~Jr & T1mothy Round Bates in lha Field 614 245 5598 . 614·37i-2255 quality crossbred make vary good hailor-5 614 446 m 2 ragistered Shetland Sheepdogs (Sheltles) 6 weeks old 1 male 1 female $150 tach 614 742 2473 SNAFU® b) Bruce Bea"ie Small houaa In eountry for rant Livestock 64 3br housa 304 875- 2 Ndroom trsll., for rent In Racine ar•a 614 982 5358 63 NORTH Royal Oak resort membership Nlc1 1br lumlahed hou11 Rtf & Sec dep requ ired 614-448-175Q I BloeM brick sewer pipes win dows lintels etc Claude Wm tars Rio Grande OH Call 614 245 5121 $3 000 614 592 1483 or 614 592 Housa 2 bedrooms nice neighborhood unturnlahad, dapoall and r•ftranc" 304 675-73n 42 "'62 ~~44:6:.0:3:22=======:....[44=6=3:2:57:..::.__ _:_..:=~ 5158 Brick 4 BR 2 bath CA In town 614 446 0761 For R1n1 .5104 Want 50 locu1t posts 304 675- BIDWELL CASH FEED IL&J Miscellaneous Merchandrse 20 girls l1ke 985-4192 62 Wanted 10 Buy Building Supplies 55 3 Gracious living 1 and 2 bed room apartments al Village Menor tnd Rivers de Apar1menll m Middleport From $196 Call 614·992 7787 EOH Merchandise 5 acres land on Rt 2 'Eckard Chapel Road 304-67!).3190 AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St Gallipolis Naw & Used lumlfure, haalers Western & Work boots 614 446 315!1 53 Nashua 14x70 wlallpAndo s1 tuated 75 acre land Point Pleasant Many aW1res, priced on Inspection l04 675 79t7 35 Lots & Acreage SWAIN 197'2 11 t1 Starcran Tri·Hull Boat 125 HP Evlnrudl Englna, complete top new upholstery. Ca ll 614 28 6 1316 all•r i 00 p m • Furnished efficiency apar1manll Dna bedroom ut111tin Included 814 992 5949 Country M~ • Homa Perk Routt 33 North of Pomtroy lott ,.nlala, perts, eataa Call 2 or lbr home 1n Galllpotl1 $275/mo ntposlt requlrad 614 256-6846 NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO rtcommenda that you do busl ness with people you know and NOT to aend money throu~h lhe mall unlll you hava lnvaaltgattd the ofterlng BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackson P1ke !rom $192/mo Welle to sl'lop & movies Call 614 446 2568 EOH 0 p E D1 R ro Last summer my netghbor happ:ly purchased a ham mock The next day she went to the store lo return tl She realized she only had --- ---- l--,.;,;_;lr.7.;;,1.;;...:;1-',l--t A Complolo tho chucklo quot.d . . ~ . V bv f•llmQ '" the milling word• L..L_JL...L.-I~..L...-1 you dovolop hom 11op No 3 below 0 (]) 3-2-1 Contlcl 0 (lJ Wild Am•rtca a 75 Boals & Molors lor Sale BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Twin Rlvars Towers Hou5mg tor tha Elderly and Handlcapp•d Apartmtnts now available ranl mg lor 30".4 of adjusted lncama 200 S1cond St or cell 304 67'S I (J] ® Muolc Row Video @ Sport1Conter Monayllna Kawaskl KE t75 CC HondaTra1l 50 boll'! run good 614 245 5104 304~7~5104 Room end board In my hom• for an elderly person 1n Raclna araa 614 ~9 22 t2 li\Ill Abbon and Coetallo Ill ABC Nawe 0 II) MacGyvar 1989 Suz Katana 600 7 500 m1IU Red New Metzters liMe newl Call Eilenings 614 446 6054 Apartmunts 2 bedroom s mce Ona bedroom apia lor rent $225 month Deposit required 614 992 2218 after 6 p m L.--'L-.L-L-.1.--J (!] Ill Night Cou~ 1;1 1121 Ill Current Affair pm 3 or 4 bedroom house and lhree bedroom apartmantt for r1nt Ill Middleport 614 992 2554 SPECIA L Factory to you1991, 2 or 3 bedroom14x7D models at the unbelievable price of $12 900 dellv1red and sat up Call 1 800 729 4045 tor dalt\la 41 Houses for Renl Business Opponunlly 2 rooms & oatn new1y rtmodeled $200/mo All utllllas Included, Otposlt raquirld 614 446 n33 614-441).4222 Nicely Fum1shed Mobile Home In city. CA Suitable for 1 par son "Ref &Dep Required 614 446-o33a I NewaHour 1989 RM125 Sulukl Good con dillon good !Ires EK tra par1s $1675 6141992 n91 attar 6 oo t~i-~IJ P RI V E ~~ 1----.,-.-, ---.,!..-,,......., ~ Cll CIJ Macl'lall Lehrer Motorcycles 0 _,_1;;..,.: .....;...,; Ill lllllllnlide Edhion 74 614·992·3312 Nicely Furn ed Small house garage, not !IUIIabiA lor chllcfran, no pets $300/mo Deposit 614-446.0338 1970 Skylme 2 bedroom 12x60 Gas sto\le gu lurnaca carpet $3500 614/37a 6::.'36 If'!> UOf (VERY .II.ORIJII.lG 1 bedroom apar1ment In Mid dtepor1 Total electric, water and kitchen furnlshad 1210 monthly plus daposlt 614-992·3667 or 14x7'0 Moblla home ' nd lot 3 bedroom rural water 614 367 0154 Would I Ma to do babysmmg loca ted LeGrande Blvd ha\ln rat I & EMp 614 446 1896 21 Apartment for Rent Nice 2 BR 4 112 miles from Gal ltpolls GrNn School No pets $2J5 per month 614-446 6038 ~-I CI1 Squa"' One TV (!] Ill ALF II) Cortoon Eapreoe 1121 lnelde the PGA Tour Wo~d Today lUI Batman 6 05 (]) Beve~y Hlllbilll.. 6 30 Ill It I]]) I'IBC !'lightly Nawe a GUE55 WHAT 'I'VE DECIDED TO RUN mrz CLASS PRESIDEN T' I M GOIN5 ON TH E OL' CAMPAIGN TRAI L I 614 388-8569 beloro 2p.m Ret Upright lreezer Vary nica years old $150 614fJ't2-3033 of tho words boo four simple worda 1m 1121 Ill Cll 3·2 t Contect 0 required ··_::::::;::::__ _ _ _ _ __ - 2568 (J] Ill (]) I Dream of Je1nnle gulred or will sell with owner hnenclng,3G4-675-1090 $115, Furnished EHiclency Utilities Paid Gallipolis 614 446-4416, atlar 7p m low to form I]]) N•w• 1985 Ford Ranger Excellent cond ition lew mlleaga Mag wheels sal! lor payoH 614-25&. 1969 atier 4pm 4 rooms and bath, house Inn ca Fumlal'lad Etfleltney, all ulllltlas p1ld shar• bath $135/mo 919 Second Ava 6\4-448-3945 ~, !!JI WED., SEPT. 26 6 00 Ill u Ill 1979 Chevrolet 1 ton dually CampGr spacial 454 automatic, • very good shape 614 446 2974 appro••d 304175-8158 44 Roorrono0 four ocrombt.d .,..... EVENING 1974 Ford Ranch ero With lop--' per naeds repa irs ca ll AJC 614! 992·3225 alter 5p m Oo you like to sava Money? 3 bedroom, 1 112 baths large poreh, oUibldg, on nice lot Hud 12x65 Moblla Home needs soma repair $2 995 will con s1der ca r or PU Tr,.deln 614 446-61119 Of 614 446-61165 Room & hoard Free lm pe rso n to live 1n & do ght wmk 111 P11va11 Home Care tm elderly Pre fer ret~rad agA 614 'JOB 819J _,.,,. • - High ochool d• valid drlv•'• llc:111.. and driving rtcOrd requtred ISalery: t5 00/hour, 12 1984 Schutt 14X70 wtaxpando 2br 2 bath lar~e porches CA on 112 acre lot Rt 2. North of Pt 1984 Mansion 14x60 til alae 2 baths washer and dryer A.JC partially lurn1shad, 3B4.(175 76n Stluatton Wanted Financial Looking tor apar1ment m.nagersln New Havtn, W VA 24 unit project Batte ak1lls neldtd In maintenance and otti::e woril. Call 304/75~063 or Hnd ,..ume to Sarrnt Squart Aptl, P 0 Box 56 Poe a W I« COR RESPONDENCE PHffiO COP'1 CLERK National medical record eopmg eomp&ny has a unique clerica l pf'sllton avai lable to work lor our corp ,., Pomt Pleasant WV medical faclllt~ Appro•lmately 16 to 32 hour& per wea..c Medical retard ax perlence preferred Call (cfllloct) 1 ao4 363 0635 or send re sume to Smart Corp P 0 Box 68537 V1rgm•a Beac:h Va 23-155 ;,;1$~ lob RECORDS , - - -- Wanted to Buy 11 31 Homes for Sale Help Wan led '::~:'~' S{C\\..ill~\-~i.t/IS' _ _ ___;.._;: WltM loy CU.Y L POllAN 72 Trucks for Sale MicrowaOJa freezer & mlcrowave~~=~s:~;;:::;::;:::::::r==========l room Nice 2br with llvlngroorn cabinet ralrlgerator •xpando in Bidwelldining Area elothls wnlern books mise S250 morllh plue depos it cart Hugh Yard Sale Friday, 10 00 1111 ? Cheap. Along htghway on Rt H d 35 en erson The Daily Sentinei-Page-15 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Anllque 1930 model Ford Stdan All new! Thia one it nice! This car must sel\1 No reasonable oHer refused $10 000 Of best otter See at R•vtrslde Manne 614-44&-2424 2br lrallar tor ,..nt 614 446-n20 Pt Pleasant PM Wednesday, September 26, 1990 llrtOVII!: Dnlllll Aorou the RIVet' (2.00) CRYPTOQUOTE 9-26 II r G V X I II J 11 J [UJ M SJ XII JM LMAAU GVX lliK X I MKI C G II J XII Gl SVAAVIJT IIIHIBllltl CGIIERIKIIU Yeaterda~'• Cry.IOII. .te: NINETY -NINI:' I'I'HCENT OF FAILURES COME FROM I'E.OPI E WHO IIAVE THE HABIT OF MAKING I.XCIJSI S ui:ORGE WASIIINGTON CARVER f) '990 hy K•IA F111ures Synd11. ale htt • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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