https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc27570bb130a7b2f9274f8b18a913b8.pdf cb422c9d4e0a38b1990d746508ccc3d9 PDF Text Text :Page-16- The Sentinel 26, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio tbi& . eOII eo,Jlled .•· ·.·.·· -pQOdtand• · Ohio Lottery Cincinnati's magic number down to three Plck-3: 125 Plck-t : 5021 Cards: 8-H, 3-C, 9-D, ,J-S Super Lotto 3-8-fl-1 2-14 -33 Kicker 901048 Page 4 .. . Clear tonight. Low In mid 50s. Friday, mostly sunny. High In mid 80s. $12,000.00 • Vol.41, No.102 2 Sections. 12 Pages 25 Cents Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, September 27, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Koblentz says boat launching bid will be released in few days POWELL ENTERS PLEA - Joe Powell was one ol lour criminal delendants who appeared belore Judge Fred W. Crow 10 on Wednesday morning. Powell was one ol 12 Individuals Indicted In July on drug-rdated charges. Pictured. left to right, are Mellgs County Prosecudng Attorney Steven L. Story, Meigs County Public Delender Charles H. Knight, and Powell. Judge Crow sentences three; accepts one plea Wednesday WITH YOUR HELP THfS By BRIAN ,J . REED Sentinel News Staff Four Individua ls chargt'd wi th criminal offrnses in Melgs Cou nty Common Plea s Court . including recaptured Mri gs County Jail escapee, appparcd in Beginning Sunday, September 30th we urge our customers to join area schools in saving Eastman's Foodlands register receipt tapes to help benefit our local school children in ' obtaining special school equipment for their school. Foodland is proud to support such a program to help educate our local community's future leaders. Join us in supporting this program as business and education work together on a worthwhile cause. Start collecting register receipt tapes from any of our Foodland stores located in Gallipolis, Pomeroy, and Wellstqn, Ohio and in Pt. Pleasant, WV. In the meantime, Foodland will contact and coordinate further details with local schools. court on WE'dn esday to en ter plea s or for sen ten cing before Mei gs Count y Common Pleas Court Judge Fred W. Crow I ll By JULIE E. DILLON ··~-· St!htln,.H'iew~rStatt-· ·---· Ribbon cutting ceremonie s were held thi s morning at th e new McDonald' s restaurant I n Pomeroy as a large crowd gathered for I he event The restau ra nt opened at 6 am today and the din ing room· s son of Jennifer and Jim Sheers. age 13, of Pomeroy Sheets Is a junior high st udent at Meigs and got up al4 : 30 a.m so he could be Contact Your Local School or P.T.O. Prosecuting Attor ney Strven L . St ory, th e esc ape charge stem s from Cl ine s escape in August from th e Metgs County .JaiL On th e charges listed in thr indictment. Cline wa s sent enced 10 a one-year determina tr srnt ence on eac h charge , to bf' srrvrd concurrently. On the esc ape charge. he was Co ntinued on page 12 have bee n painted on the road at Mulberry Heights near Veterans Memoria l Hospita L Roberts al so indicated th at the cou nt y hi ghway department is still m owing In the county. The comm iss ioners took und er advisement a requ es t from Meigs Co un ty Sheriff James M So ulsby fo r a blanket medical In suran ce policy for pri soner s housed In the jail. and a reques t for additional fu el funds in the amo unt of $3,000 . So ulsby, in a letter to the board , c ited increas ing gasoline costs and trips required to serve jury venires as the reaso n for I he' nee d for additional monies A reques t for transfer of fund s fr om Meig s Count y Litter Con trot was appproved by th e com m lss io ners Comm iss ione r s announ c ed th at Co mmunity Da velopm ent Bl ock Gra nt Funds applications werr rpceived for next year from 10 governmental cntiliPs in Meigs Count y Agencies filing applications were: Sutton Township, Scipio Volunteer Fi re Department, Syrac use Village. Pomeroy VIllage, Ches l er VFD, Middleport VII · lage, Bashan VFD, Salluury Township. Tuppers Plains Ches ter Water District and Syrac u se Volunteer Fire Department. Yesterday afternoon was the deadline for fili ng those applications for 1991. The co mmis sioners will be permitted 10 award approKI· m arely $94,000 to quall!ylng project s across the co unty this yea r . The applications will be re· vi ewed by the co mmissioners and Deve lopm ent Director Kim Shield s early next week; the CDBG fund awards will be annou nc ed at the regular meeting of the commissioners on Wadnesd ay Present were Koblentz. Presl· dent Manning Roush and Rich Jones. Ribbon cutting ceremony held this morning for McDonald's first cust omer was Adam Sh('{'t S, Help Our School Children Jonathan S. Cline. 18. of Marietta. pled guilty to a twocount indictment charging him with ca r theft. a thi rd degree felony, and fl eetng and eluding a po lice offi cer. a fe lonv of the fourth degree. · In addi tion . Cl ine pled gui lt y to a bi ll of informat ion cha r ging him wi th escape. Accordi ng to Meig s Co unt y By BRLI\N ,J. REED Sentinel News Stall Bid for co nstruc ti on of a boa t launching fac ility project at Forked Run State Park will be released within the nex t several day s according to Meigs County Commi ssi one r David Koblentz . Th e project. which was In iti ated and actively pursued by the bo ard for the past year. will entail nearly a mill ion dollars In Improve ment s to the park. loca ted near Reedsville . Th e co mmissioners acknowl edged the contrl bu tion of Ohio Department of Natura l Re so ur· ces Wildlife Div is ion Cha irm an Horace K arr . The commissio ners opened and acce pted the only bid submit ted to th e board for the purcp aue of bitumi no us material s for the month of Oct ober Top btd wa ' 1 cccived from Aspha lt Mate· rial s. Inc. of Martella. County E ngineer Ph il Roberts repor ted !h a t turning arrows br ings over 80 jobs for the people of the county_- .. ·-· Pomeroy. May or Richard Sey l er reiterated the words of Comm issioner Roush and went on to say thai anything 10 fu rt her th e prog ress of Pomrro.v 1s appreciated. Commissioner Rt chard Jones ex pr essed his favor of t he es tat>. lishm enr stati ng that he kn e" · when Mills ca me to the board of commiss ioners a couple of years ago th at he was determ ined 10 the first cu s tomer . He arrived at placE' a McDonald' s resta ura nt In McDonald' s at 5:30a .m . Th e first dr iv e-through customer wa s Brian Kearns. Mason. W.Va. Th e ribbon cutting ceremonies got underway at 8 a.m . with fl ag raising ceremonie s bv sco ut troops from Pomeroy and Middleport. Mu sic was prov ided by the Meigs H igh Sc hool Band und er th e direction of Toney Dingess ass i sted bv Jo hn Va nR eer h. RaseD!' M ill s. fr anch isP owner of the r estaurant . stated during the ceremony that he and his wife Sandee have been overwh elmed with the way they and McDonald's have been welcomed Meigs County Commiss ion President M annin g Rou sh slated that Meigs Count y is ver y pr oud to have Roscoe and San dv Mil Ls here with M cDonald' s He went on to say that it wa s onr of thP greatest things tha t ha s hap · pen ed to Meigs County i n tha t it the communit y. That determination has 'paid off and now the re sidents of Pomeroy and Me igs County have so mething of which th ey can be proud . Th e ceremony concl uded with pre sPnlalion s by Mill s to the ba nd and seoul troops McDonald's donated $200 to th e Meigs Ba nd for it s effort 10 atte nd tng the ce remony . When Mi lls co n· tarred Din gess 10 mak e arrangemenrs for the band to play he asked to r only 25 band membf'r s but he end ed up with the en tire band . The band rec alved Jhe ribbon that was cu t whi ch wa s made of 20 $10 doll ar bills. To ea ch scout troop McDonald 's donated $50 for thei r ass istance in the rai sing of th e American. Oh io and McDonald 's flags. The res taurant will celebratr i ts "Gran d Open in g Weekend · on Oct. 6 with festivi ties on the parking lot. ' ~) McDONALD'S RffiBON CUTIING - Ribbon cutdng ceremonies were conducted lhls morning at McDonald's In Pomeroy . Present for the ceremony were, 1-r, lront, Greg Mills, !WscO<' Mills. lranchlse owner, Meigs Co unty Commission Pr..Cldenl Manning Roush, Bruce Reed of Pomeroy VIllage Council, Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler, Paul Kioes ol Farmers Bank, Commissioner Richard Jones and Farmers Bank President Ted Reed . Ba ck, Sandee Mills, Patsy Prater and Judge Robert Bu ck. Local news briefs-Man charged with auto theft Do na ld Edwa rd s, 18. of Sprin g AvP .. Pomeroy, has been c ha rgpd with a ut o thpft and is ro nfinPd to the Me!gs Co un ty jail. E dwards was arrt•stPd by PnmP roy Police Wednesday ni g ht Hr al legedl y stole a 1990 Fnrd truck from the driveway of Ma rvin Burt, Po meroy. o n Srpt I ~ T he truc k was n'COVP rrd in Oak Hill th e followi ng day . B & E charges to be filed Brea kin g and entering charges are being f!led against four fk<tcr a rea j uve nile s <1nd a :l2 yea r -old So uth Lebanon man for a Sl•p tcmber 14 incident at the Robin Du ff residence . According to Meigs County Sheriff Jam es M . So ulsby. Jack R Maines. formerly of Langsvi lle, will also be charged with four counts of contributing Jo the delinquency of a m inor. Some of th e Items stolan. according to Souluby. have bern returned to the owner. l[llll!tiW( 10 Ouo ~" ·:l.t ' CGmpJ"' 3.11 5~""1" ~~~rt ilri size Quaker Oat &Jiares. n1 O"'r l ~m~~·l '' ''"~'I SOliS Good ..,k of 9/24/90 Onlyat Foodland ~ Quid< lf Old FashkJned auaker. Oals Professor to present slide show FREE. !up to 11.45 Vllue) JOHNNY APPLESEED DAY - Rachael Downie, left, and Marilyn Powell, both volunteers lor the Retired Senior Volunteer Program with the Meigs C.mnty Senior Citizens, were among 12 volunteers at Racine Elementary on Wednesday in observance ol ,, Johnny Appleseed's birtltday . The volunteers read to the students to promote literacy and to create an interest In reading. Students pictured are Tara !Wse, Kim lhle, Stacy Lyons, Kyle Norris and Brandon Wolle. Dr. Hubert Wilhelm . professor of history at Oh io Universit y, wi ll prese nt a slide show at the Meigs Co unty Public Library Thursday at 7:30. Wilhelm has a specla llnterestln cu l tural and rural landscape geography and folk architecture. He has do ne much research on So utheastern Ohio cultural geography and arc hitect ure , Includi ng th at of Meigs County He has written and published co ntinued on page 12 �Thursday, September 27, 1990 Commentary Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 27, 1990 Electric industry drags feet The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio WASHINGTON - DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE !IIEIGS·!IIASON AREA After two l'n('rgy· crises, one might expect thp United States to learn it s 11~ ~mSJ ~L---rl~dl!='l lesson . But wllh Saddam Hus - ~15 srln's presence in the PPrsian ROBERT L. \H\GETT Publisher Gulf thrPalening to push the price of oil up, America has oncr again b('en exposed as unwilling CH.~RLENE IIOEFLICII GPneral Manager PU WHITEHEAD ,\!islstant Publlsht>r/ Controllrr r'\ MEMBER ofThf' Unitrd Pr ess I nternationa l. Inl and Dailv Pr f>S~ A ssociation and thr AmPrican Newspaper Publl.sht>rs Assoc i at-ion spected expert on power grids at 1\0 After preliminary tPsts , the Energy Department concluded from perfec t. F.nver Masud ha s been saying t hat for more than a mum mix of plants to minimize costs . decade but he has bpen a·bout as Ind us try experts agre€ that less Is better. but they also have a book full of reasons why II doesn't serio us about energy In the late 1970s, when the for the Energy Department. he argued t h at the costs of general · ing eleclr lcily could be cut bv billions annually II the lndu strv was bel!er "integrated ." That meant simplifying l he lndustrv Gorbachev, Hussein affect defense bill demand in that area and tells individual plants how to meet I ha l demand. The problem Is tha i there are regions of the countrv single enlity is looking all he total demand for electri city in tha i region and determining the oplf - gP1 Masud was a projert manager ! j('S business is a service area with a central computer that monitors has ha s hll a sensllfve spot In the Energy Department. He first proposed more fnle gratfo n at the height of the energy crisis In the la te 1970s. He was a high -r"nklng and re - efficiency . The electric lndustrv does a bel!er job than ot he rs , b~u t II is far popu la r as a Popsirlpvendor in a snowstorm. LETTER S OF OPIN JO)'; are welcome . They should be less than 300 wo rds long. All lf'l!ers arr subjffl to edJtlng and must be signed w l rh namf' , address and telephone number. No un signed letters wlll be pubJishPd Lrrtrrs shou ld be In good last e. addressi ng issues, nor (Jf'rsonall- by merging its control areas . A control area In the electricity the Energy Department and hi s bosses inlllally liked hi s Idea to By ELIOT Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta wlth t oo many control areas. alway~ work and those reasons havp been used as excuses bv somP utili tie s to stay in the dark agrs Masud '"Y' they are dragging their fl'et The~' say he Is too simplls l lc. Over the years hi s pushy attiludc> about Integr ation that the eleclrlcal Industry was falling 15 to 20 percent shorr of what II could be achieving in saving s. Predictably. the u!llilles didn't like the advice. The Nallonal Electrical Reliability Council. which represented utiliti es na ~ ttonwlde, argued that utilflles were saving ali they could. The Energy Department looked at the industry's argument and its data and pronounced them ··seriously nawed." We asked Masud's former boss about the cha nge of heart . The boss . who had once praised Masud for his In itiative, told us, "Masud Is part of the past and that's where I'd like lu leave him " Masud claim s It was Increased pressure by utility companies t hat killed his Idea So he resigned and took a new Job with the Iowa State Com merc e Com mission where he kepi pushing his Id ea . He mel wllh resistance again, and resigned again, but not before several control areas In Iowa merged. Today . accord tng 10 their chairman, those contro l areas opcraff' "far more efficient ly " Masud. whose only fault may be 1h" l he has a good Idea and a bad bedsldr• manner, Is now a self -emp loyed engineer. Marauders journey to Federal-Hocking for TVC contest The Meigs Marauders will put their two-game wlnntng streak on the ltne Friday night at Federal Hocking. Meigs started oul the season with an 0-3 record, but has come of! the mat to win their last two, Including last Friday 's lmpres- II all brgan la'r fall'" lhP B<' rlin 11"11 crum bl ed . Prntagun budgrt wri tPr <:. v.·prp pulling the fin1 s hin~ tour hp .., on Scoreboard ... Majors AMERICAN LEAGUE East Team \\" L Pet. GB Torooto. . 84 72 ~38 Boston . 83 72 .535 !,? Ot-t roll. . 15 80 .4B3 8lry I'M SoRf?Y, SiR. YouR FR~IJeNi n;eR caRD Has el.PiReD. NewYork . w..t Oakland .... . .. 91 Chicago .. 90 .... 81 Texas . Ca lifornia .. 7i Seattle .. . .. .. 75 Kansas Cl!y <2 83 .465 27 Minnesota ..... ... 71 R5 455 WI\ f?a:J¢1 ~ · N:o?I'IS· ~ 9- () - ' . • hold - division chiUllplons WASHINGTON r ~EA J - J3e. forr thf' o pening of Pach ar J demlc _v C'a r , pa rr nt s In thr Washington su bu rb of Prin ce George's County. Md., stand in llnr for as long as threr day s and n l~hl s to enroll their chi ldren In widc l .v ;rc c laimrd ··magnr t schools . " F'or anxious mothers and fa : moo:, ! r ongrrs smrn is that b1·caust' th(' Sovirts Jrr cooperati ng you youngster s accep ted receive an · And now that Co ngrrss ha .<., wr i tten a modlflf'd rPspon">r to an old :thrt •r1t. thr nPxt stPp . for 1q92 and 1993. is ro wri1P a buclgPt rrprP~rnt J n g a nPw rPs pon sr ro thr neu: threat - thP l ra qs of fhf' wo r ld educatio n whose quality, nexlbll · lry and diversity are far superior to the offer ings In ot her Prince George 's public schools. But those not admitted obv!ouly are not as fortunate . "Some children In Pr ince George's Cou nt y gel a premium education." says Joyce Charles. a concerned parent. "Others get a discount education ." Those Inequities lliu strate a fund amenta l del lcfen cy ol paren tal choice - a superficia lly allur ing co ncept thai ut ilizes open rnro1lm cn1 programs, tu! · li o n ta .l( r· rrd!l s , vo uc hrr s. magnf't " eh ools and othrr drvi r r s so th a t parents can select the sc hools lhPir children w ill altend Thr mo s t Pnthus!astlc propo · nrnts of choler portray it as a powerful technique to break the · 'monopolistic and bureau · c r aile" hold locaI school district s have on the famili es living In their jurisdictions . Even the respected National Governors' Assocl"lton recommended the option In a 1986 report Jhal said : "lf we !Irs I Imp lement choice. true choice among public schoo ls, we unlock the val ues of co mpetition In the educat iona l marketpl ace. Schools that com pete for students. teachers and dollars will make lho sr chan ges that allow them to succeed .'' In other states, choice Is oflered In selected cllles Includin g Bosttn, Milw au kee and St. Louis as well as commun i lies In New .Jersey and Ca lifornia Also . In .' \ovember, Oregon vo - 1r r" wi ll decidp whPthPr !o ::~dopt ~1 proposf'd constitu tional amrnd men t t hat would authorlzp a st ate"1de cho ler pro[n"am Bu r rhr promise of paren tal choler - to sPrve each child '.;; unique academic !ntrrPst s. Pmo · tlnnaJ needs and lear ning style s - Li_ offsrt b~' open rnrollment' s unftfrtunate promotion of rultu · raJ. class and racial division s In Minnrsota. a number of initial Impressions of the first qt alrwldr schoo l cho irr program suggest that II exacerbates rather than amf'lioratPs similar economi c lnequlllrs " Our choke sysfPm fa v ors the white middle class and upper middle class." says Ken North wick, principal of a Mi nneapol is high sc hool. "It's goin g lo take a number of years to teach !low Income and minority [n"O up par cn tsr the skil ls to usr th e systr m . " He adds: "Many while parpnrs know how lo beat lhe svstcm . I don't think It's thesamr f-or manv bla c k. Indian and Asian parent s." Robert Walters Mo r eover , a recent report on school choice In the Minnrapolls - "Som e schools win. othPrs lose So metimes, that means student s win and lose too . Br· cause choice !s complrx. parents who kn ow how to work the 'Y' Iem - most oft en l hr edu cared and middl e class - are most success ful In gettin g chlld rPn !nto desired schools . Those who don't make c ho ices are disproportionately poor and members of minority groups." Sim llarlv. Call forn l" Superin tendent of Public l nsr rucllon Bill Honig warns thai school choice "risks creallng elllr academies for the f ew and second ·ratr 'c hools for the many " Open enrollm ent ha s produced Its share of lnlll al successes In I he country's quest for Improved educat ion. Bul advocates of choice must deal wllh lhe stil l unresolved Issue of how to hand le lhr schools and st ud ent s lefl behind . Colleges should hire based on merit NOT CHANGE INCORR~CT INFO~MAftON oN MY C~Ef?t r REc.o~o. s• r--L,....,. 1'"~~ . · 0 ~ ~Ov"'EA !nc i' · A ~n Do American unlversll les st il l Metro Slate Is one of many rout themselves as equal oppor - colleges t o embrace a racial lunlly employers? If so, someone spo il s sy stem for hiring. From should sue th em for fals e Duke, Wi sconsin, Wellesley and adverlfslng Yale, lo virtually every publi c In school alter school these co lleg e In California. sc hools days, earnest administrato rs have laid out plans to boost lhe have aba ndoned all pr etense or numbers of mlnorll y faculty . hiring solely on the basis of someflmes through expllcl! ly merll . An Import ant factor rac ist means. Ca lifornia state sometim es lit era lly the only law even requires tha t30 percent decisive reason of employment of all new facult y at community - Is becoming race or ethnlclty . colleges be mlnorlly. AI Metropolitan Stale Collge, a One purpose Is to provide' 'role large urban school tn Denv er, models" lor mtnortty studenls. President Thomas Brewer re- · But a more commonly cited goal cenfly announced he would give Is to promote something called any department that hires a " multicultural diversity," which minority professor a no-strlngsIs only casually defined but altached $5,000 bonus to spend as which often Implies there Is no the department likes. Even desuch thin g as true scholarship, partments whose teachin g load s but only value-laden "white do not quality them for more scholarship," "black scholar ~ f aculty can htre someone - but ship," " Hispanic scholarship," only If that person Is , to use and so on. Brewer's word, ··ethnic." It should probably not be Nor Is that all. Since minority surprising, sadly, that so many faculty are sparse In many fields, coflege presldenls have decided Metro State wtll hlre doctoral to lead us toward a trlballzed candidates to teach, paying their :Uture that mocks the values of tuition and some other expenses Individual rights and equal oplor up to ffve years whfle they portunity that mot lv"ted this !In ish t heir advanced degree. No nation's great civil rights move~ whites need apply . ments . After all, some higher- educaflon o!flclals have been notorious slaves to an ti · democratic fashion for years In the '60s and early '70s, lhey aflowed a cadre ol antiwar fascists to shu I down unlverslltes and lnllmldate professors. More recenfly , they 've encouraged the adoplfon of codes ol acceptable speech, a slap at the First Amendment. The rea l obstacle to mlnorlly advancem ent In higher educa tion Is not that universities refuse lo hire available talent, but that there Is so little of it. Wrlllng In the July Issue of Commentary, Abigail Thernstrom notes that of 16,000 doctoral degrees awarded to Americans In 1988, only 3.17 went to blacks. Moreover , she adds, the lf elds of major re search and teaching In which not a single black took a Ph.D. in 1988 Vincent Caroll Include "astronomy. astrophysIcs, botany, oceanogr"phy, geography, European history, clas sics, comparative lllcrature, German, Italian . Russ ian, Chf · nese, Japanese, and Arable lan guages and litera ture ... 01 th e 608 Americans receiv ing Ph .D.'s In malhematlcs or computer science, there were just two bla cks." l1 Is lllera lly Impossibl e, In other words, lor all colleges and unlverslfles to find the number ol qualified minority faculty that their leaders have promised- at lea st not without dumping the doctoral degree as a rredenflal for professors. But guess what? Some proponents of "cullural diversity" are urging colleges to do just that. J7~ f'ranclsco i, San Dlf'go 6 Thursday 's came. NN' York rDarllng 6-91 ar MontrealtGr06s8-lll , 7:35p.m A.llanta tAvery 3·91 at C!oclnnat I rBrownlng 14·9 1. 7:.15 p.m St. Louis 1~Lem i -l8f at Phlla delphia 'Greene 2·21, i: l5 p.m . Chicago mtele<:kl 7·9) at Pitts· burgh !Tomlin, Hi. 7· 35 p.m. Oft rolt Friday's 1ames Chicago at New York, nigh I PhiiAdel.phla at Montreal , night PHtsburgh at St. Louis. night Sa n Dltgo at Cloclnnall. night Atlanta at Houstoo. night Los Angl'les al San f'ra nl'lsco. ntgh t Rio men skirt Mount Vernon team Desplle high wtnds and poor field conditions, the University of Rio Grande soccer team squeezed out a 1-0 defeat of Mount Vernon Nazarene Tues~ day in Mount Vernon, boosUng the Redmen's stock In the Mid· Ohio Conference to 2-1. Barry Saunders. a junior from Jamestown, scored the winning goal In the first two minutes of the second half on assist from Chrts Slagle to post Rio Grande's third consecutive sh1.1tout of the Allhough MVNC was a more talented team and considered a threat to Rio Grande's plan s of advancement within D is trict 22. th e Redmen defended effectively and kept the Cougars from making any serio us a! tempts at scori ng. The hosts came close to tying tn the game's fin al mlnules when their players entered a one-onone confrontation with Rfo Grande goalkeeper Corey Feerer. bu I Feerer, credited with a total of three saves, prevented the Co ug ars from get Ung Into the net Overall. the Redmen took 13 shots on goal, while MVN C recorded n lne shots and I hree saves . Rich Bftonte, a sophomore from Columbus, was praised by Coach Scott Morrissey for e m~ ptoylng a decisive man- to~ man defense on Moun! Vernon sian· dout Chtp Wall. "He did a good job as far as I'm concerned," Morrissey said of Bllonte. The coach satd the work performed by Saunders and Winston O'Connor also kept the Rto men on top of the game. "'The team went wtth the wind, which we thought would be an advanlage, but actually It turned oul to be a disadvantage," Morrissey remarked. ··we had a number of opportunities to score In the first half and we blew them . Seven of our shots on goal were made tn the fir st half. "As far as the team Js eo n· cerned, II didn't perform up to my expectations, but then, the weather was against us," he added . Now 5-3 overall, the Redmen travel to Malone Saturday for a " bi g, big gamP," Morrissey noted. Brightening the picture, though, Is the addition of Joe Kiley, a sophomore transfer from Tiffin, who has become eligible to play after elghl contests, Morrissey said . Kiley Is expected lo join the slartln g lin eup In this weekend's contest. Ohio Fishing Report Fall is good time to catch bass, channel catfish, sauger By United Press lnternallonal Th e weekly fi sh ing report, !rom the Ohio Division of Wildlife. For strea ms not listed, call 614-2656659 more Southeast Fishing Piedmont Lake opportuntltes for crappie, blu egill, largemoulh and smallmouth bass, walleye, mu sk le and c hannel catfish are excellent here In the fall Try fishing a round the clay tile ree f areas fo r best results. Ohio River - Anglers wlllltnd lhefr best results where trlbular · les enter the Ohio River and below the locks and dams. Fallis a good time to catch bass , channel catfish, sauger and saugeye. Info rmation on lakes and The Daily Sentinel I USPS 145-1.1 A Dtvlllon of Multimedia, IDe. Publlshed every arlernoon , Monday through Friday. Ill Court St . Po mProy, Ohio, by the Ohto Vallt'y Pub· llshlng Co mpany / Mulltml'dla, Inc .. Pomerov. Ohio 4~769. Ph . 992 -21!Mi. SP· cond ct.!iu postag-P paid at Pomrroy, Ohio. 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Wha t's the J rgumrnl for putting morr m onf•.v in It agai nst I he Soviets ... . Hr notrd thai Ihe pres id ent's allies were argurng for more spend in~ nn I he B-2 and lhr SO l bpr·auSI.' of Desert Sh ield . but "whalll showed 1\;f>W Thunda.y 's cames s t.:n1on And Gorbachr1.:" o;., coopt"'ratlo n on Operation DP scrt ShiPid onI\ rrlnforcPd thr notion that r ut s Wf>rf' J(T C'ptablP . Thr po litical impac t of Oprration Dp<;pf! Shield, noted A s pm. wa.., rn c ur SPf'ndmg ·o n thP thrPal that wr knf'v,; " and make mrmbPr .'\ th1nk thr\ · sho uld ~ )X'nd m orf' o n thP lhrPat ··t hdt wr d id n ' t kn ow ··ro nc r r.'.s did nothin g wtth thPbiiL .. noted A spin . brcau sr it didn ·r dJ:-. J. .t.: fl' P IA"IIh thr cut s a nd co uldn ·r figure out the incrra ">E'" th at th r opPr J II On \.I." 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Catlfomla 2 Cold War budgrt . bu t ..,uddcnl\ rhr Co ld War was ovPr and thr paper v.·a..., mran1nglps.. , Then ramP lhf• \~· ;~tPr'>hf..'d Pvrnt of defrn se bud~rtmg olthp v£'ar CL·\ DJrP ctor William WPhster trs tifird to Congress that manv t hr c ha ngr s 1n Ea s tPrn I:.:u rope and thr Sovi rt L'nion ~,.~,· rre irTe\·Prsibk Thi' init i a l $] 07 blll1on budgrr w as Sc alrd ba c k s l ightly a s f)pfen sc Si ' Crrf<:lr.\ Dirk l hPne\ tinkPrPd wi rh J v a rie:\ of a\·iat ion and na va l pr o~ r.1m .... Jnr lud Jng r utlin g rh P B - ~ pr og ram back from U2 p];,we .., ro 11 hrll mn r r qurq for rhro St rarl'lic Drf\'n se I nitiati\' r T ht •n co mPs SJrlddm Hus...,Pi n. c.; wrrping out of Iraq mto tin\· oil nc h Ku w arl. ang r rt•rl m-r• r K uwall i O'>Prp rodu r tion hP hrlip~· rd hdd rohl)f'd h rs nat ill fl o l fll()nf'~ n~>r·dPd ro JPC'O\"P r fr om nParl\ d dPfad Puf \ \.t t ~,.~,·rt h Ira n . Toronto at Boston. night Seattle al Chicago, night Oakland at TeJtas. night Kansas Clly al California. night \\"ednesday't rt!lou.llil 'l"E>w York 4, Balttmorr 2 Boston; , CIE"Veland 2 Seetlle8. Dfotroi! 1 ChlcagoJ. Minnesota 1 J Fan·d wnh a bud gt• r tha t Jm ount('d to an ol d rrsponsr to r1n (J id th r· (·at. Hou ">P J nd St·n:lft• c u mmrtrrrs srramblrd to wrilf' a modified rf' <., pon sr ro thr old thrPar . ;JttPmptJng to start thr tr.J nsifinn inr o .1 w ·rJOd ('.I(Pf'Ct••d to St'l ' rhr• L forcr structure cut b_\ 2J JX'!TI'n1 In the mos r dr<..trna r i c <.,tf'P-" along t he wav thr HousP ArmPd !-iN\"JCP<., Cu mmJttrt· \·o t1·U 10 kill off thr OOmbi'r . and the aclmmi ....,trJtlon drd not <JitPmpt ro rrvl'r se thr drcison on thr flour. f r; 1rf u l of J brui s ln g lo.'i.., And t hP fu II Hou sr m ore than ha 1n •d 1h1 • S~ ~ slve 20-14 triumph over the Trlmble Tomcats. The victory over Trimble all but ended the Tomcats dreams of a second straight TVC championship. Fat the first ttme all year. the Marauders showed a balanced -~--- ---- --· . BRE~~ER II ASHI.\GTO\ r L:Pl> - Mi kh"i l Gorbache,- and Saddam Hu"cin ('J('h had d hand tn thP $2R3 billion Prn tagon authorizat ion billthJt ju " r ciParrd thf' Housf • fl oor T hP odd combinat ion ~! P m s from twi sts in hi storY that thr£'w thr dPf r n ~ f' bi l l -'> lowl\· hr adM downward dr~pite whatf~ \·Pr momrntary b l ip thr Iraqi r rbi s will producr - into a bit of d IPg J.-, la l l\"P llmbn The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio avatl.able Mall Sut.crlpUOG" lnakle Melp Count)' 13 w..u ................... .... .... ..... $19.21 26 Weokt ... ... ... .. .... .. . ... $37.96 ~2 We<!I<J ........... .. ....... $74.3<1 o.talde Help Co•atJ . .. .. llt).I!O ... . . $44.30 .... .. ...... ... ...... ... .. ... . $75.40 13 We<!I<J .. ........ .. ........ .. .. :16 W..tlt . 52W..U Central Scioto River - Try fishing the confluence where the Scioto River Is joined by the Olen tangy River, near downtown Colum ~ bus, lor largemouth and sma I~ I mouth bass. channel calflsh and saugeye. Farther north, ncar the Delaware County line, use jigs to catch saugeye and chicken livers or ntghtcrawlers lo ca tch chan nel catfish. Hargus Cre€k Lake - Use topwater baits near shoreline cover to catch largemouth bass. Fish deep waler near the dam with large Imitation balfs lo catch muskles. Bluegllls can be taken !rom shore on night· crawlers ftshed In shallow water. Lake Erie Fall Is the best time to catch yellow perch, smaltmouth bass and steelhead I rout In Lake Erte. at lack . Frank Bl"ke gained 121 yards on 24 carries and two touchdowns. Blake ts just getting his strength back after an Illness slowed him for much ol the first three games. Terry McGuire, the other half ol the junior running back tandem Is the Marauders leading rusher on the year . McGuire, like Blake. has thP speed and power to nreak the long one. Junior quarterback Jeremy Phalln also had a good game last week despite a steady shower throughoul the game. Phalln hlt 5 of 14 passes for 101 yards. The big one was a 56 yard bomb to ttght end Shawn Hawley with 4:05 remaining to sel up the winning score. Hawley grabbed 3 passes good for 90 yards . Phalln also carried three times for 22 yards. The offensive line also did a good job for Metgs ke€ptng lhe Trlmble defense for the most part out of the maroon and gold backfield and giving Phalln time to throw the ball. On defense, the Marauder s llmlfed Trimble to only 41 yards rushing fn 23 carries. All-State candidate Roger Bingman lhrew for 201 yards on the night for Trimble but for the most part the Meigs defense held htm In check. McGuire picked off a pass from the four year starter and took II the dlslance from 41 yards out for one of the Marauder scores. Geoff Cogar also came up two big sacks In the last two plays alter Bingman had ted the Tomcats to the Marauder 25 yard line . Federal Hocking 0-5, and 0-4 tn the TVC Is coming off a 55~0 drubbing at the hands of the Walls ton Golden Rockets . In lhat game lhe Lancars were able to muster only 38 total yards. Federal Hocking ts led by senior running back Richard Deaver (6-2, 190). Deaver a transfer !rom Southern, has had some outslandtng games for the Lancers thts year . Cgach Mark Fortney returns to hts alma mater 10 try and bulkl up the progarm. The Lancers have seven starters returning on offense and five slarters on defense. Meigs Is coming ln the game scoring 20.1 points and game, while giving up an average of 26. 8 per game. The Lancers have had problems on offense scoring only 12 points on the year, while glvtng up "n average ol36 points a contest. Kickoff for Friday night's TVC calsh ts at 7:30 at Stewarl. Marauder teams pick up three wins recently By DAVE HARRIS The Meigs Marauder varsity and reserve volleyball teams picked up three more wins recently to continue their unde- The reserve team continued to dominate their opponents spikIng Miller 15·6 and 15-8. Nikki Meier led the winners with nine points and Carrie Bartels seven feated seasons. RG cross country team In the llrst match against Alexander, the Marauders d£'feated Alexander In two sets by scores of 15~9 and 15-10. Amy Wagner led a balanced Meigs at lack with eight points and five assists. Trtcla Baer added seven points, Kelly Smith s!J< points, seven kills and four acas . Ktm 'Hanning and Jennifer Taylor had three points each and Tara Humphrey s one point. Coach Dale Harrison and the reserve won against the Lady Spartans 15-2 and 15 ~6. Carrie Bartels led the way with 14 points and Yvette Young added five. In action thts week, the Ma· rauders downed Federal HockIng 15-7 and 15-12. Trlcla Baer led the waq with 14 points and five aces, Chr issy weaver added four points and six ktlls, Jenntler Taylor four poln ts, Amy Wagner two points and eight assists, Ktm Hanning two points and four kills, Jodi Tillis two points and Kelly Smith one polnl and six kills. The reserve defeated Federal Hocking 15-10 and 15 ~4, Misty Butcher led the winner s with 10 points, Nikki Maier eight points and Carrie Bartels five points. In action Tuesday nigh I. Meigs won a tough three~game matc h against defending TVC cham pion Miller . Meigs won the fir st game 15 ~ 10, the Lady Falcons came back to win the second game 6~ 15 but the Marauders ca me roaring back to win the la st game, 15-2. Amy Wagner had an outstand- Ing game with 16 points, stx "ces and six assists. Wagner also was 19 of 20 serving . Chrissy Weaver added six points, Kelly Smflh four points and seven kills. Trlcia Baer and Jennifer Taylor added four points each and Kim Hanning had two points and four kIlls. SV AC standings (Overall) WL Kyger Creek . .. ..4 I Oak Hill . .3 2 Eastern .3 2 Symmes Valley . .3 2 Southwestern .2 3 North Galli" ...... .2 3 Hannan Tra ce .. . .1 4 Sou th ern .. .I 4 Team PF PA 133 82 Ill 55 107 73 86 72 72 46 67 80 74 122 58 167 (Conference) Team W L PF PA Oak Hill . . .. ... ..2 0 69 6 Eastern. ...... .2 0 55 33 Kyger Creek ......... .1 I 51 48 Southwestern ... ...... .! I 42 14 Symmes Valley ...... 1 I 42 39 North Gal ita ........ .I 1 27 25 Hannan Trace ....... 0 2 20 72 Southern ................ 0 2 12 81 Friday 's schedule Eastern at Kyger Creek Hannan Trace at Southern North Gallla at Oak Hill Southwestern at Symmes Valley points. The Little Marauders have yet to lose one match this year, sweeping all14 co ntests tn two games. Both the varsfly and reserve will put their 14 -0 season records and 11 ~0 conference records on the tine tonight when they travel to Trimble. • wms first NAJA weekly rating For the first time In lis 15-year history, the men's cross country program at the Unlversl!y of Rfo Grand e has received a national weekly ranking by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics . Th e Redmen were listed 15th, with 48 points, for the week of Sept. 24 -0cl. 1 and were among three District 22 teams to mak e the list. The others were Malone, ra nked second, and Walsh, which was 14th. ·'I'm exci ted, bu 1 it kind of scares me to be ran ked, because l always liked being the dark horse," Coac h Bob Willey re· marked . "But It feels gorxlto be ranked for the first time ." The team was listed ba sed on rat lngs submit led to the NAJA by cross country officials In the district. To date, the Rio men placed sixth In the Marshall Invllat lonal on Sept. 1; seco nd In th e West VIrginia Wesley an lnvilaltonal on Sept. 8: first tn the Wilmington Invitational, Sept. 15: and !Irs! In th e Centre tKy.J l nvital ional on Sep t. 22. Mark Cline, a senior from Chillicothe, finish ed first In the races al Wesleyan, Wilmington and Ce ntre. And to what does Willey attribute the suc cess? " Hard work. absolutely," he TVC standings responded. "We have people who have come back to the program, who have made a commllment, and we've built upon that. Our biggest task now Is to try to keep people healthy . Once we gel everyone well, we will run strong." For Will ey, the ra ting Is particularly stgnlftcant becau se he was a member of the very first Rio Grande cross countrv team In 1969. · The team was coached for it s first four seasons by Dean Rinehart , who was succeeded Jn 1973 by Bruce Curtis and a year late r by Rod O'Donnell. who Is now cross co untry coac h at Kent Stale University. Willey, who gradua ted from SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 ITAITS $2.75 ~T!N[[ S SA!UROA~ "'ROUTE ·"""" ""' 35 W£ST {EXCE PT "GHIJ'ST•) FRIDA~ thru THURSDAY! ~Tf'i[l't SEAGAI. 1n !IN"I•.t "'"' 7·] 0,9 . 10 SAT .J. 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Sol, SPECIAL SALE DATES FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS! 13 FULL TIME PROGRAMS: • • • • • • • • • nm Kosktr, hammer In hand, Howard BeMett and Judy Love, 1tudenh In theCa~try olal1 at The Ad uti Edu · cation Center, complete I he bloc · lng ror a door·Jamb at 1M hoUie bolng bull lot lito SIIWOd family. &SUNDAY SARtAIN rrt!GHT TUESDAY T~OMOWl f~J[IA¥ or Sl.75 BARGAIN laot Day: KoHor Sautflortand in IOID YOUNG GUNS U, 7:10, 9:1 0. PG U ,, .. 11"1" ""'' "'" TVC Football Standings (t\11 Games) Team W L P Wellston 4 I 149 68 Belpre .... 4 1 95 36 VInton . 3 2 164 74 Nel s-York . 3 2 li4 87 Meigs . 2 J 105 149 Trimble ... 2 3 86 82 Alexander . 4 20 132 Miller ....... . . 4 34 178 Fed-Hocking. ... . I 4 12 190 Friday's games: Meigs al Federal Hocking Alexander at Trimble Zanesville-Rosecrans at Miller Ne l sonvi ll e-York at Vinton Cou nt y Wellston al Be lpre Rio Grande In 1973, assumed coaching duties In 1975 and continued with the program unttl II was cancelled In 1979. During those years , Willey coached Rto Grande's first NAil\ All American fn cross country, Ar~ chle Mundy of Rootstown, Ohio. Mundy, who now resides In Arizona, will be the 1990inductee Into the university's Athletic Hall of Fame In November. Cross country was renewed tn the fall of 1983 and coached for two seasons by Kevin Purcell, who relinquished the duUes to Willey In 1985. Since then, Wtlley has coac hed two addlllonal All~ Americans: Mark Pierson ol Lynchburg, Ohio, who graduated In 1987, and Mary Dowler, a 1989 graduate f rom Jackson. Auto Mechonics Carpentry AccounHng/Computing Mochine Technology Electricity Electronics Servicing industrlol Mointenonce Food Management Office Services • • • • Welding Cosmetology Diversified Medico! Occupations Poroiegoj j �Thursday, September 27, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday, Reds top Braves, 5-2; magic number 3 Cincy's NL West lead now 4!1 games with L.A. loss By RICK VANSANT UPI Sports Writer CINCINNATI (U P!) - Jose Rijo i s primed and pumped for the playoffs. " I want to be there, I want 11 bad, " sa id the Cincinnati Reds' righ t- hander. "Pitching in the playoffs is my goal. It' s my dream come true. " Ri jo. who struck outll Wednes day ni ght in pitching the Reds to a 5-2 win over Atlanta, was thrilled to lear n after the game that manager Lou Pinletla pla ns to start him i n the opening game of the Na tiona l League ~la yof fs nex t week. " Who co uld as k for anyth ing more?" beamed Rijo . " It mak es m e a very happy person." RIJO WINS HTH - Reds hurler Jose Rijo clinches his list In jubilation as the Reds beat the Braves 5-2 lor his 14th win and seventh complete game of the season. The win, combined with the Dodgers ' 10-lloss to the Aslros, pushes the Reds' \'L West l ead to i"z gam<•s. (l!PI) Cinci nnati' s victory, mupled with th e Los An gPIPs Dodgers' St. Henry tops small school ratings By GENE C.4.DDES UPI Sports Writer COLUM BU S - St . Henry's 20-C wi n over Minster Fr iday nigh t has ea rned the unbeaten Redskins the No. 1 spo t in this week 's Unit ed Press Intern ational Ohio High Sc hool Board of Coaches Divi sion V foo tball ratings. St. Hen ry second to dr!<'hding champion Minstpr the first fou r w eeks of the balloting , su rged to a commanding lea d this week in voting by sma ll school coac hes !rom around the state. The Redskms received ~4 of 29 first place vo tes and held a 279-2 12 bulge over Archbo ld. whic h moved up fr om third t o second this week Archbold re· ceived three f ir sts. Ayersville advanced from fifth last wee k to third . lpaving Mogadore still in f ourth place and Fremont St. Jose ph In fifth , a jump of two notches for the Cri mson Streaks. Minster's fir st loss dropped the Wildcats from first to si xth and they were followed by Delpho s St. John . McDonald , Cincinnati Cou ntr y Day and Fostor ia St. Wendelln . Th e leader s in th e othl•r four divi sions rPmainPd the same Cl eve land St Ignatiu s In Division ! , Steubenville in II , Youngstown "'Cardinal Mooney tn lTI and -steubenville Catholic in I V. St. Ignatius held a 225-206 margin over runnerup Middl etown this week with a l n 5 edge in fir st p lacP vo tes Cinc innati! MoPIIH r rmain i n third among the big schools. wtth Princeton edgi ng int o rourth in fro nt of Warren Hard ing. T he res t of the Di vis ion I li st consisted of Sa ndu sky in sixth. followE-d b_v GrovP Cit y, A ust in town Fitc h. L(lk ota d nd Ca nt on Gi enOak. Steubenvtllr 's m arg in ove r No 2 St Mary s Memorta l thts w eek was 42 points. 1<4 132 Tha t's up from 3.5 point s a week ago . Th e Big Red. who ra n thetr record to 5 0 Friday night wi th a 55-34 win over Cleve land West .Tech. al so han a 12-2 margi n in firs t plitce votes Be loi t West Bra nch advance d from six th la st week to third. followed by So lon. Vrrmi l ton. Co lumbu s Briggs. Foslorta. Un lontown LakP . BPIIPfontainr ;1nd Franklin Moonp:v·, a 22 -21 win ner over Ca nt on McKinley Fr ida y nigh t. led ru nnerup Kel ter in g Aller 180-115 in the Division Ill ral l ngs. Mooney had 14 firsts to none for Alt er, which leaped al l the way fr om seventh a week ear lier. Akron St . Vincent St. M ar y, which lost 14-n to Cleveland St .Joseph. sUpped from second to third and Mentor Lake Catholic adva nc ed from eighth to fourth. Dover was f ifth. Akron Hoban sixth. Youngstown UrsullnP and Amanda Clearcreek t!Pd for seve nth . CAPE ninth and Ports· mouth West in te nth. Steubenvi lle Catholics lea d over No.2 Versailles wa s a s Um 140-139 margin in Di vi sion IV. wi th OOth tea m s r PC'Piving ri vP fi rst placf' votC's Co lumbu s Hanl ey remained in thir d with 128, followed in fourt h by L oudonvill e with 118 an d Campbell Memorial with 100. The r es ! of the Divi sion IV list consistPd of Wheelersburg In si x th , follow<•d by Patnt Va lley, War ren K ennedy, Brookvi lle and Crooksville. 6Akrm ll oban,~u , I (1 11" 1 Youngs U r sullnt' t <l -\1 Amanda Clf'tHl'rf'l"k t S- UI 9. CA P E1 4-l l . IO.Portsmooth " 'est (I J p.arenth~ s 1 Di vis ion I rolnts '12:-1 '2Uh Tt'am l S1 lg n A t iu~ 1161 ~0 1 2 MiddletO'Wn 1) I 11 -0 1 1 3. C !n Moelle r 1-1-1 1 __ iClnPrtnrrton1-ill 1~ ~ ) Warl'('n Hard1 n1; 1':1-01 6. 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I ll Lorain Cat holic 14 21\ l.ibl'll\ CrntN l(r Sports briefs CoUege A pre limin ary autop s_v on 1'\ort.heas t M issouri State linr · hacker Derringer Cade shows he diE'd of a rare heart dise asP during a gam(' last weekend . Thf' report sa id Ca dc died of idiopa thic hypertropic cardiomy opa thy. which is rharactrrizf'd by th ickened muscle watts of t hl' heart. ... The Univer sity of So uth Carolina said it is trying to adju st its sports sc hedul es now th at th e sc hoo l ha s joined the So utheast · ern Co nfer ence. So uth Ca r oll na. an independent ln footb a ll since 1971 and a Metro ConferencP bas ketb all team since 1983, Tucs day became th e 12th SEC member. 10-1 loss to Houston, reduced the Reds' m agic number for clineh ing the National League West to three. Rljo , 14-7, sca ttered eight hits, walked none and retired 11 In a row at one point in notching his seventh complete game. He has been sensa tional in his last eight games, with a 6-1 record and live comp lete games. " I've never been better," said Rijo. "It's co ming at ju st the right lime for the playoffs. I'm already excited aboutpitching In the playoffs. I'm ready." "He'll be a big plus for the Reds tn the playoffs," said Atlanta's Dave Justice, who struck out twice and went hllles s aga ins t Rljo . " I can tell he' s got a lot of confidence. A ll you have to do is look at hi s faee. " He surp rised m e with his speed, " added Justice. " He throws hard and he lhrow s good. He's at the knees, he' s on the outside co rner and it's al i coming at 90 mil es an hour." "It was another gem by Jose," sa id Piniella "He's reallv In a groove Right now. he's tht:owlng th e ball as well as anyone In the il'agu e ... Astros 10, Dodger s I At Hous ton , Franklin Stubbs drove in a can•er- high six runs and J im Deshaies scatter ed four hits T he loss dropped the Dodgers 4 ~ ga mes behind Cin· r inn atl in tltP divis ion Stubbs had a h.1 ses- loaded double and a three-run homer agalnst his formp r tea mmat es. Deshaies. <-12, won for th e first tim e si nce Aug 25 and improved to 7-0 aga inst Los Angeles In the Astrodome _ Mets l, Expos 0 For the second consecutive night. th eMet s beat the Montreat Ex pos but failed to reduce their three-g ame def ic it to the Na tiona l League Eas t-lea ding Pi ra t<'< beca use Pittsburgh de-fea ted the Chicago Cubs twi ce. Th e Pirates reduced thei r magtc number to five. Pitts burgh a nd N ew York Paf'h have seve n ga m es le ft, three of tho se ga mf's a r e ag<J Insteach other In a seas on · l'nd in g ser i es ln Pi ttsbu rg h. " We are holdin g in th er e. WP ha ve no ro nt ro l of what i s happ('ning in Pi t t>burgh ," Met s mana ger Hud Harrelson sa id . 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I n other NL games, Houston pumm eled L os Angeles 10-1, Kew York hea t Montreal 4-0, Pitts· burgh shaded Chicago 4-3, San rra nci sco edged San Diego 7-6, and St. Louis routed Philadelphia 8-1. 27. 1 990 Support These Fine Area Businesses! month, pitched hi s fourth complete game and third in nine starts for Pittsburgh. Kevin Coffm an, 0-1, was the loser in his first major league start. Giants 7. Padres 6 At San Franc isco . Matt Willi ams hit two homer s and drove in five runs, taking over theNLRB I l ead with 11 9. Handy O'Neal. 1-0, won with one and two-th ird Innin gs of rei ief. Steve Bcdrosta n pilc hed a scorel ess ninth for his 16th save. Dennis Rasmussen, 1115. gave up bolh Wi lliams ' hom rrs an d took the loss. Cardinals 8, Ph lilies I At Ph iladelph ia. Todd Ze lle, F eli x Jose and Rodd Brewer knocked in two run s apiece to guide St. Loui s. Bryn Smith. 9-8, gave up five hit s in seven Innings . Jose DeJesus. 6-S. suffered the loss. The Mets play Montreat today and then host the Cubs In a three-game weekend series. Then it's on to Pittsburgh . "New York has to take ca re of the New York Mels until we get to Pittsburgh," Mels center fielder Daryl Boston said. "We can't concern ourselves with them too much until we see them ." New Yo r k jumped on Expos starter Dennis Mar tinez, 10-11 . for two runs In the first inning . Howard Johnson walked and stole second . Dave Magadan doubled Johnson home for a 1 0 l ea d. Pirates 4, Cubs 3 At Pittsburgh, Andy Van Slyk c keye d a four -run fifth inning with a two- run triple and Zane Smith scattered seven hits. Smith, 12-8 overall and 6-1 since Pittsburgh obtained him from Montre"t l"<t September CINCINNATI ...... ..... ..... .. .. ..... 20 Selrttil broke string of 3 llraight lOOM to Bengals, upsetting them lall 10100n in Cincinnati with fiN! minute TO . Bengala opened '90 aeason with 2 wins, Seattle, 2 lossas. (ltlanto, Los bgeles lam1, New Orleans, ond San Francisco nat schtdultd.) PHAR 7$6 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-6491 �- Thursday, September 27. 1990 By The Bend Community calendar The Daily Sentinel Thursday. September 27. 199.0 Page-6 Richards reunion held The family of the late Rev . Car l and Verna Richards held their family reunion recenlly at Wrymer Park in McArthur. Altendlng were Ann and Frank Perry, Etna: Vicki and Joshua Vanover a nd children, Amber, Joshua and Stacy, Newark: Car l and Euna Eaton, Columbu s; Bob Richards and sons, JusUn and Jeremy , Logan: Ginny Ri· c hards. 1\'aw Plymouth: Tereasa a nd Carl Ashmore and son, Rob, Revival Jet HE.<\DQLARTERS OPEN lOth District Congressman Clarence Miller officially opened his reelection campaign ht•adquarters Saturday in Lancaster. Miller pictured cutting the r1bhon at his Main Street storefront Is seeking reelection to the 102nd Congress which convenes In January. The district is ,-o m posed ol all or parls of Athens, Fairfield, GaiUa, Guernsey, Lawrence, Lickin~ . Meigs, Morgan, Musklngnm, No ble, Per~y and ~a..,.hington ~ounties. An}'onc wishing to obtain campaign matenals or position papt"rs regarding the Congressman's views on th e issues can do so hy writing Miller for Congress Headquarters, 127 West Main St. Lancaster, 431:W or calling 654-2626. Reviv al services will be held at the Pomeroy Church of the Naza rene 196 Mu lberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Ocl 3-7, at· 7 eac h evening. David Canfield wil l be the evangelist with Jim and Ca lhv Sisson as the song evangelis ts Canfie ld is a registered evangelist In the Cn u rch of I he Nazarene who Pxpc rle nced salvation at the a ge of 25 following an accident which c laimed the life of his father. Glen McClung. pas lor . invi lcs the public lo a t tend lhc revival servi cPs. Officers were Installed at the recent meeting of the Middleport Child Conservatio n League at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church soc ial room. Jean Gilllpsie, district pres! dent, was the Installing officer. Installed were Becky ~roderick, president : Licda Broderick, vice president: Nancy Morris, secrelary: Bonnie Scott, treasurer: Helen Blackslon. his torian; and Peggy Harri s, reporter. Th e meeting opened with pray er and pledge and readings were given by Nancy Morris, "Hooked" and "Having Good sons, Jeremy and Donnie; Dora Intentions." Leadmon, South Charleston . W.Va.: Chuck and Plm RI chards, Sou th Char les ton, w Va.: Mr. and Mrs . Ronald Jacks , Reynoldsburg: and Pau line Davis, Dexter . The theme for this year Is School Days which wtll be carried out also a t the District Spring Conference that the leagoa will host on Aprll19 . A layette was shown thai will be presented to the pre-natal clinic from the league. The group Is to save UPC Sea ls from Scott Products to be used loward donations that will be sent to the Ronald McDonald House. Ervine card shower Garnett Erv ine will celebra te her 89t h birihday Sunda y . A card shower is planned and cards ma v be se nt to her at Box 547 Ra ci ne, Ohio. 45771. By BOB HOEFLICH HPar tiest co ngratula tions tv !VIr a nd Mrs George Baer. The The trips planned by Marv Ann have grown in popul ar ity every yf'ar and some of tho se making marks thP Pxcursio ns report that not lht•ir 5)1h wed- on ly do they have a good time on coup l e ding sary lh c s lopes but annivf'r toda~· the price is reaso nable for every thing the y T he gel - lodging. sk illng. focxl. and ot he r fringes . Mary Ann will be happy to gel R:wrs' reside on lh<' Forest Run Road. Racine. Her hom r I<\ rn if it r;1i ns Sat urday don't ('U unt th(' Star Mill Park Board phone is 7<2-2 15.1. ou1 a t Ra r ine· s fall festival. The board will br Sfi Un g chill Donna Boyd is all smiJPs these days as shP goes a bout her du ti cs in her emp loyment with lhr Meigs Co unt v Department of in J dow ntown locat ion bu 1 a lso w1ll bf' sf'l ling rhi l l. hotdogs, pi e and whatPVPr J t thr park build · tng thro ughout lhr festl\·al a nd r·an function thf'rr rrgardlrss of thr wrathPr. And Sadie Thu rner . widow of formf'r S.n acu sf' mayor, Bill Thur>nrr . will hP marking her ~{1th binhd(j\' on Oc t 2. Ca r ds n 'dc h her at Box ·) /. S_ v rJCU Sf' Whi!tP\P r did WP do brlorP thl' Mf'rg ..., ( ·llunt _ , . FrTit.'rg Pnn· Mf'di· cal St' rYiCI''-. lwca mp reality') .Just in August, that ·s la st month. the srr\"icrs madr 2ti:l runs not cou nting 10 addition;ll run ... mach" by thf' tran sfer unit In tht' '26:\ runs. 121 patients wrnt ru \'rrcran s Memori al Ho s pital. \h to thr Holzer Mf'dical O ' ntrr . '2"l to Plr asan t \'alley and 21 to u!lwr hospitals _ Thr squad.'-. tra \'f'lPd ti .lm 6 rni iPs in an ':iwf'r ing In<' lti.1 calls and addilional :l.28i m1k " V.'Nf' '· Buckley birth Mr. and Mrs . Kevw Buckley are announcing the birth of a son , Benjamin NeaL on Aug. 13. The couple has two other daughters. Michelle Dawn and Miranda Lynn. Maternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Starllng Massar . Great grandmothers are Leota Massar and Eleanor Bayles. Paternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Roger Buckley . Great gra ndparents are Mr . and Mrs . John Bailey . Creal great grandmother Is Mae Reilmire. SPECIAL SERVICE - The Rev. Leon Stutzman will be conducting a miracle service at Rejoicing Life Church at 333 North Second 1\ve. , Middleport, on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Stulzman pastors Liberty Temple In Daywn and travels ex tenslvely throughout the United States as a convendon speaker and evangelist. Pastor Michael Panglo of RejoicIng Life Church invites the puhllr to atU,nd the miracle service. NOTICE is hereby give that on Saturday. September 29. 1990. at 10:00 a.m .• a public sale will beheld at 105 Union Avenue. Pomeroy, Ohio. to sell for cash the following collateral: 1989 Chevrolet S 10 PUS# 1 GCCS14ROK2218789 1987 Chev. Cavalier SW S# 1G 1JD8111 HJ 110606 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company. Po· moroy. Ohio. reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further. The Farmers ~ank and Savings Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted. Further, the above collateral will be sold in the condition it is in with no expressed or implied warranties given. • chalked up in thr tr,Hh f f'r run s Human Services. T he reason for that is Donna has just returned from a Ca rrt· bean crui se aboard the Carn ival linps' newf'st sh ip , thr Fantasv DonnJ m !:l de th e trip with · a frirnd from Ci ncinnati and th e IF YOU'RE NOT CRAZY ABOUT THIS C.D., YOU MUST HAVE BEEN BORN YESTERDAY! THURSDAY POMEROY -Revival al lhc iton Community Church, ~oute 682, Lower Plains Road, will begin Wednesday. There will be Special speakers and singer s each evening at 7 p.m . LEBANON - The Lebanon Township Tru stees will meet Friday at 7 p.m. in regular POMEROY - The Pomeroy Croup of AA and AI Anon will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Hearl Catholic Church . Call 1-800-333 -5051 for more Information. SATURDAY CHESHIRE - Grubb Family Smgers of Gallipolis will beat the Old Bethel Freewill Church In Cheshire on Saturday at 7: 30 p.m. Rev . Bob Grubb will be preaching . REEDSVILLE - The River view Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7: 30 p.m. at the home of Mary Alice Bisc. Serving as co-hostess will be Ruth Anne Balderson. Alison Cauthorn Kreiss, auorney, will present the program. POMEROY - The Preceptor Beta Bata Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Thursday at 7:30 p .m. at the Grace EpiScopal Church parish house. Hostesses are Vera Crow and Norma Custer. HEMLOCK GROVE - The Women' s Fellowship of Meigs County Churches of Christ will meet Thursday at 7: SO p.m . al the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ. I I l POMEROY - Ewings Chapter. S A.R., will meet Thursday at the Meigs County Mu seu m . Dinner, by reservation on ly, at 6:30 p.m. and meeting and program al 7:30p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains VFW Po s l 9053 will meet Thursday at the post hom e at 8 p.m. RA CINE - T he Sou thern Local School Board wi ll m('('l in spec ia l session on Thursd "y at 7 p.m at the high school. POMEROY - The Meigs AI hletl c Boosters will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. al the high school. All parC"nts invited to a ttend FRIDAY POMEROY - The Se ntor Ci t ize ns DancP Cl ub wwi l l havr a dance Frida y from H 11 p.m Musi c will be provided bv the Happy Hollow Boys. Athen s. Bring snacks for the snack tab le. .vo u logged ln this year if you'•. lika to give it a whirl wi l l The following committees were appointed: Linda BroderIrk Kitty Darut and Bonnie Sc~lt wavs and means: Nancy Morri s , T~acl O'Dell and Peggy Harris, program: and Ann Colburn, remembrance . A dessert course was served by Nancy Mo r ris and Linda Broderick PUBLIC NOTICE Beat of the bend Come rain or shine, fall fest scheduled CCL meeting held VcArthur: Jason Holstein . Creo la : Debbie, Bobbijo, Jed and Emily McManis, McArthur: Mary and Bob Richards, Craola: Sonja White, Columbus; Jac Wells, Columbus: Larry, Tony and Misty Rlcpards, McArthur: Melissa, Kevin. Kyle and Korey Wash , Columbus; Vanessa, Ro· bert, Palrlckiand Maegan Bol· yards, Columbu s: Gene and Wanda Ric hards, St. Albans , W Va.: J eff and Louise Rogers a nd sons. Tqler and Steve, Was hington C.H.: John and Jill Rogers and children, Julia and Sara, ,Johns town, Pa .: Frankie and Karen Perry , Pataskala, and The Daily Sentinel- Pooe-7 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Public invited . session. BASHAN -Gun shoots will be resuming by the Racine Fire Departmen t at the Bashan build · lng every Saturday al 6:30p.m . POMEROY -The llelles and Beaus Square Dance Club will sponsor a n open dance Saturday a t the senior citizens center In Pomeroy from 8-11 p.m. The caller will be Tom Dlllander, Marlon. The dance is open to all western square dancers. TUPPERS PLAINS -There will be a round and square dance al the VFW building In Tuppers Plains on Saturday from 8-11:30 p.m feal urlng Specks of Bluegrass Band. Red Carr will be the caller. Cos t Is $2.50 for adults and $1 for children under 12. Public Invited . CODLVI LLE- There will be a square dance Saturday from 8-11:30 p.m. at the Coolville Lions Building. Music by Happy Hollow Boys. Caller Is Jim Brown. Cos t is $3 per person or $5 couple. POMEROY -There will be a hymn sing Saturday at 7 p.m . at th e Laurel Cliff Free Method ist Church 10 Pom eroy fealur ing the Unroe Famil y. Public mvit ed. R UTLAND - Thert' will be a softball tournamen t a! Inc Ru tland Field on Saturday and Sund ay. Dra wings for teams will be held Friday. For more mfor mation rail .John Harri son at 992 7546 or Bill Carswe ll al !192-3167 SUNDAY EAGLE RIDGE - The Eagle Ridge Community chu rch wtll observe homecoming on Sunday Morni ng services, 10 a m . ,carry in dinner at 12 : 30 p.m . Afternoon program a t 1: 30 p .m. Special In the spotlight. .. _______. ._By_Cind_y_s._o_live-n_· Our Kids: lnctive ur Hyperaetlve? Do yo u th ink yo ur child is hyper ac tive and that he or she "acts up" after eating or drinkIng food and beverages high In sugar? Many people th ink sugar is the culprit , but medical experts have found no link between sugar a nd hyperactivity. This wee k, "ln the Spotlight" takes a closer look al lhe hyperactive child . Most children are active by nature and a vary active child may be termed hyperactive by a frustrated parent. Unruly behav ior also leads lo lhls label being placed on I he child. Researchers have worked to distinguish the truly hyperactive child, termed attention deficit -hyperactive dis- Busy Bee Class has wiener roast A wiener roast was held recently by members of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church at the home of Pooch Brewer. The blessing was by Beulah White . A good time around the fire was e njoyed by Betty Denny, Lillian Demosky, Betty Gilkey, Freda Edwards, Rosemary Lyons, Ruth Ebersbach , Beulah White, Elizabeth Slaven , Gwenala White. Pooch and Jim order tADHDi, and those children who are simply unruly or extremely active. Only about three percent of the population has ADHD. Hypera ctive behavior Is one symptom of this condition. Other symptoms are Impulsiveness and a short atff>ntl on span. At least two of these three symptoms must be present to warrant a diagnosis of ADHD, or a truly hyperactive child . Other symptom s that may be present are c lumsiness, learn- Ing dlf!lcu Ill es, emotional d lstur· bances and antisocial behavior. ADHD Is more common in boys than In girls and usually appears before the age of seven . The cause Is not absolutely known but It is thought to be genetically influenced. Children who have drink In situations that are likely to precipitate problem behavior. We often al low our kids to hav e sweets at parties or on special occasions when they are excited anyway. These situations are not part of their familiar routine. Combine a ll this with the fact tha~ we , a s parents, aren't surprised at their misbehavior In these situations and It isn't surprising that unruly, hyperactive behavior occurs . However, the candy, cake, and punch are often blamed rather than the circumstances. Another reason Why do Wf' tend to associate hyperactivP behavior with sugar? One good rcason is thP presence of s ugary food and factor s. survived c ertain conditions such as leukemia , various other cancers and head or cen tral nervous system trauma are more likely disorder . to deve lop this Don na really had T hr wPa thl' r ·., fan tasur and ...~·p' rp nn! !hinkrng (jhead to thr 1cr Jnd -,nov.: arr wp" Rl.(;ht . H o v.'r\·(·r. that"s not thr cast' wi!tl Man Ann \1 _ vPr<; who .Jnnu ; tll\ orgilnizp-, rrip-, for !hi' \llrig.., Counr\· Ski Club Mar\· Ann r<, rhmking snow and has schf'dulPd tv.·o trips to Sr\·r n Sprtngs. Pa . Onr i s .Jan . 6-R and Ihe o lhe r is Feb. 24-26. Brewer, Rev . and Mr s. James Brewer . 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Attending were Beulap While, Ruth Ebersbach, Gwlnnle Whit e, Betty Gilkey, Nora Jordan , Dorothy Evans, Freda Edwards. and Pooch Smor?,asboard dinner I k nm\ nosis can determine ltaf11e AateR.eA'S ports of ca ll were Freeport and t\'assau sugar gets blamed rather than circumstan· ces is the problem many teachers hav e In the classroom following lunch. Children are often sleepy, or are too excited from the ex tended break from classroom structure thai they enjoy during lunch period . If the child Is having trouble concentrating anyway, as many children do, excitement or sleep iness will likely add to the problem. and a sugary dessert may be labeled as Ihe cause rather than these other You can't blam e sugar If your child Is unruly or overly active. But there are reasons to avoid allowing anyone, child or adult, to Indulg e In large amounts of sweets. The only real health hazard linked to sugar Is cavities in one's teeth. 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PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES ANO DEALERS ' Moat Mlljor Credit Card1 Welcome ' �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, September 27. 1990 • Family gathers for tts Sixty -nine descendants of th e l ate Almona and Valentine Brown Jr. gathered at Forked Run Stall' Park recently for a family reunion. Va lentine Jr . . wau At tending Vi ctor and AI ice , Danny B. and Cordelia· Danny D., Bonnie and Theodore: Joseph, Beth. Jeffrey and Bradley; Robert, Cynthia, Ashton and Morgan Brown . all of Miners ville: Debra Clay and Nicole. Miner sville; Jon na Manuel · Jack , Vicki and Tassl ca Cum'min s, Jonathan, Michelle and Macy Rees; Jennifer and Katie Cummin s, Racine; Ed, Sharon, .Iamie and Malissa Wolfe, J ack· son; Allen, Marilyn and Holly Williams, Pomeroy; Raymond and Garnet Brown. Renolds burg ; Edgar and Gret ta Thoma s Pomeroy; John and Pat Thoma s: lhe son of Anna Marie Laubener and Valentine Brown Sr. T hey migrated from Bavaria to Austria and to Pomeroy about Iil-lO. Bless ing s were asked by Victor L. Brown after which he gave a family histo ry. The family con · si sts of seven generations of the Valentine Jr. family. Through Mar y Elsi e Roush. second wife of George Brown, son of Valentinr J r .. then• .....-ere 14 genera lions. ! w f're Th~u•rs•dallyii'lliSIIeilptiiiemiiilberii.2ii71i,•1ii9·9·0~---••••••••••~P~o;m~er~o:y • Portsmouth; Jimmy Joe and Marlene Hemsley , Pomeroy; Peter , Zana, George and Kim · berl y Yukoubian. Grove City; Ange la, Krlstll and Jesse Meeks. Athens; Dennis Reinhart, Jack· son; William and Jana Hyatt , Albany ; Charles. Roberta and Chad Lee. Shade; Sam. Jenny, Nickola s. Brandon , Nathaniel and ,lcnJd Reinharl, Athens ; Daniel and Sandra Campbell. Milan, Mich.; Ronnie and Mi chael Brown. Ypsllan ti, Mich.; Harold Dana D .D.S .. Lynn, Ca · than, Jeffrey and Anne Brown . Pom er oy . Horse shoe pitching and var - ious games were played and a video was made of po rtio ns of the acti vities of the day . Prizes were awarded to Ray · mond Brown, 81. oldest; William Hyatt, door prize; Marlene Hemsley, female descendant, largest family present; Danny B . Brown, male descendant, largest family present; Ronnie and Michael Brown, farthest tra veled; Grella ThOmas, oldest aun t present ; and a number of ch ildren rece ived various prizes . Four babies were born Into the family and one death within the las t year. MONDAY thru FRIDAY patd :~l! C:o>rvp rpe • G II H ·~ o• JoAnn Newsome was honored by the pack lor her years of serving as coord inator and spon sor for the pack She was presenled " plaque from th e group. The different dens shared sk its and jokes with evervone and cubs a t tending rece ived ihPir s ummer time pins and for those who played, their baseball sports '):I in s Relreshmen ts were served by the Webelos and the opening was done by the tiger cubs and the closing, a cacdlr light cere m ony. by the Webelos Anyonr inWn'sted in joining the group may caiiJ oAnn .'Jew · some at 992 ·3382 or Ca thy Clifford at 985 ·4321 for addi to nal Cindv Midkiff. Star Grange, and Pat ty Smith. Hemlock Grange: Pillow top, Patty Smith. Hem · lock: outs ide garment fo r a child. Rosr Barrows. Co lumbia Grange Muriel Brodford , Hem · lock: qui lts , Rose Barrow s. Columbia, fir st, and Sarah Cui Iums. Rock Spring s. frr st. nef'dlework. tablecloth. Rose Barrows: Doily. Bindo Dieh l, Star Grange; afghan. Elma Louk s. Rock Spri ngs. Rose Barrows: crochet dress. Rose Barrows; three piPce baby set. Emma Adams. Racine Grange; blanket. Rose Barrow s; pillow cases. embroidered. Rose Barrows. Go ldi e Reed. Hem loc k. Coun ted cross stit ch. Opal Over. Star; BicentPnni a\ sampler. DebbiP Halfhill. Ra · erne; holiday decoration. Ash!('" Co lwrl l. age j-10. Star, and Brian Cu lwell. age 11 ·16. Star ; stuffed toy, Ka therine Miller . Rock Sp rin gs. r\nrma Le r . Harri sonv i lie : Miscellaneous i1 em s. Rose Barrows: specia l stat e junior photography. 5-9 group. Chelsea Montgomery and Eric Montgo· mery : adul1 ph otogra phy. colo r , .. iJ\1 "' " 5. Ca thy Clifford, leader. and Pat Cl ifford. assis tant. James Cllf· ford and Bobby Keaton, Webelos II , Den 6. Also present were the parents and brothf'rs and sis ter s of thosr listed ~tar, and Rosa l ie Story, Hemlock; aninn· ais color, Pal ty Dyer and Rosa! ie Story; close ups. color. Rosalie Story ; black and wh ite scener y. Patty Dyer ; · Animals . black and white. Palt\' Dyer : oil s and acry l ic painting s. j unt o r . ch ip McComber . Star ; adu lt. :>iaumi Reed. Hemlock T he meeting ope ned with th e singing of the fir st stanza of th e national an them and Swee t Hour of Prayer. PaulinP Atkin s pH'· sid ed at th e meeting SpPc ia l guests Robert and Bessie King wliJ host a barbecue arrd picnic at their home In Bradbury on Sunday at I p.m. Guests bring a covered dIsh. Meal . beverage and table serv1ce will be provided. Athletic activities and a social time will begin at 2 p.m lor members of Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM and Evangeline Chap· ter 172, O.E.S., their families and friends . Call 992 ·3747 for lntonnatlon. follfllt'tllf. Glllltll County CAIN'S Maso n Co ArP.aC o d@614 tt~ppv Ad~ 4 46 9']7 675 - P1 PleaUnl Yard S111~ 367 - Chestm t Getl •pol•' 643 A ........ 379 Walnot n.. , Ar~ll M•ddlepon Pom~troy 98 f) 843 576 Potl land 247 - l~tatt 7]) Falls 949 AII Ctnf' 74 2 Aul l8nd Coolvtlle Cod! 304 882 - Ne.,.,. Ha~!!n 895 - Leun Wo Say What We Do. We Do What Wo Say. 9+t mo 9]7 - Bull~ o FRIDA)' PAPER 2 00 PM WEDNESDAY MICROWAVE OV_EN REPAIR All MAKES Oet Ruul·h fast "J 00 PM THURSDAY 200PM FRIDAY Public Notice Sele POMEROY, OHIO i11ued out of rtte Common Pleas Court ot Meigs County. Ohio. in the cue of The Home National Bank. Plaintiff , againlt Vic tor C. Young. Ill , et u .. Defendenu. upon a judgment therein rendered. be ing Cate No. 90-CV-47 in said Court, 1 will offer for aele. at the front door of the ,, --<' .- CCM:'rt House in Pomeroy, Me1g1 County. Ohio. on the 16th day of October. 1990. at 10:30 o 'clock A.M . the following lands, tenements and personal property. to· wit ' TRACT NO. 1 PARCEL NO. 1 : Situated in the County of Meiga. and in the VIllage of Pomeroy and bounded and described 11 follows: Beginning at a point in Lot No . 292 BULLETIN BOARD 992-6614 wcrr Fall ·Paintin eas The best protection your home can wear 10.98 Golk>n E·Z Kare· Flat Enamel leaves a tough. beaut1 lul lOw· Sheen hn1sh Scrubblltlle L1 Donna sent in ·cu&tom Colo,. Slightly Hlg"-r thei r Paint Make Now buy1ng.. P8yUter! pa1n! as easy as u&ng 11' These cards are W'SI· comoo ar oan1Cipa11ng ~oms F: ldon Barrows, legi slativ e agent. · di scussed animal right s and castno gambltng which will be on the ballot fo r the t-;ovcmber 11.98 elect ion . Paint stands up 1o tough year - Arthur Crabtree. El don Bar · row and Cheser King were appo int ed to work on reso lution s for state co nvention . Ches ter King was piaci st and the meeting closed with "God Be With You ." Refreshments were served by the Raci ne Grange. ~~~~==~:;:::::~ 13.98 •arron "Ready-ml•ed cokn & while Custom colon; sllgt'ltly higher 1398 16.98:,11on Gallon Semi-Transparent Oil Stalnt """""""""""" Flat Acrylic Latex House Satin Acrylic Latex Gloss Acrylic Latex ""'- low sheen round ...eathef 9f1:11n House Paint sheds d.,, so House Paint tor ex1enor sKlt I S.H~> 1ng, tr1m, shuners SAVOORAN@ R9Bdy-m1~ed coloffi G >IP SAVOGRAN@ o;X-o. ~ITS'I 16.98 ·Gillon Semi-Transparent OilBased Deck Stsln " 18 .98 .... 1 3.99 the summer Arnold said the show could be produced at Paisley Park, the studio owned by rock stllr Prince in suburban Chanhassen . " We' re trying to work out the move." Arnold said. "Everyone here Is very excited about It. We've talked to peopl e out at Paisley Park. They are interested. Obvious ly there are stl ll a lot of things to work out things like how much room our sets would need, scheduling, that kind of thing, but yeah, we want to do It. This Is nuts the way It 's been lately ." Arnold says he and Barr already are In the process of buying a house In the area and could move the show as ear ly as nex t season. Trustees to meet The Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at the Syracuse Muni c ipal Building. ''"'" 4.49.•. ==' 33< 2-ln. Foam Brush •s economical. d1sposa bte . 0 ,= Furniture Refinisher di ssolves old l1n1sh w•thOut slrop· ptng or tad.ng color rr.· nti These Sa 11.99 limnb~'9 Face Lift Kit brtngs a nev. p9rmanan1 sh1na 10 old wood l1n1shes 1n an hour l0907 """ 1.99 3M 5-Pk. Oust & Pollen Masks are easy 10 orealhe through lighTwerght 6-Ft. Wood Stepladder features S1de spruader lock grOO'ofed steps ~ 86!>• Prices In Effect 1990 "Not Responsible for Typographical Errors." 555 PARK ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. & SUPPLY CO. HOURS 7:oo.s:oo SAT. . ',MGif~f Card,l B~~ v~· I' "0"·· J I ' Toll Free 1-800-733-3334 . m 1-BOO.I72-5CJ67 REMOVAL 'LIGHT HAULING ·riREWOOD 992-C269 949-2168 nES USED RAILROAD 8.J.90-l mo .. l-11-' 88·Hn CAR FOR SALE 1987 DODGE COLT DL USED APPliANCES 90 DAY WARIANTY WASHERS- 1100 up ORYERS- 169 up REFRtG£RATOR 5- StOO up ' RANGES- Gas-[lec. - $1 15 up fRHZERS- 1!15 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up WANTED lOW GRADE OAK SAWED LOGS RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB SHOOTING MATCH Every Sunday $1 50 Th:u•:and KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Sturting ot 11:00 A.M. DEUVERED TO 9n-5335 or 985·3561 OHIO PALLET COMPANY Auoss From Post Office POMIIOY, OHIO iO'l01'8911n Wilkesville and POMEROY, OH. BISSELL BUILDERS 9 1 27 t '90 / 1 ma CUSTOM BUll T HOMES & GARAGES " At Reu•onuble Pril!S " FIT and TRIM OCTOBER SPECIAL 10 VISITS $29°0 OPEN BY APPOINTMENT CALL 992-3033 91271' 90/t mo. Pit. 949-2801 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO lUNDAY CALLS 4-16-86-Hn R•. L. HOLLON TRUCKING CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT ALL Happy Ads Happy Birthday! 985-4422 1 1 1 · 90 tfn RACCOON VALLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB . . look Out Dr Iwen. TifFany's t6 Today! homes. 614-446-0317. 1256';"""'· "''•d 9364 oulotdo. ""· · 6 baautlrut klnens, un.nr•lntd, Awttrallan Shephlrd pUpplll, 304-675-3648. Black rabbit. 5 months old. Syracuae. 614-i92-2095. Good house dog: well behav~. has had all shots. 61~46-2283 . Halt Aust rlllan Shept'lard, 304· 675-3648 My "ldHy baby" nelda a home. Sha Ia aboul one y•ar old, with long grar and whHa heir, few clark grey slrlpes. She Is very loveabll, can be sn Inside .or outsldo kitty. II you would llkelo have her, call 614-742-2257. Leave a m.usage If we Ire not home, 1nd we wl11 Nlum your call. Puppies: part Black lab I German Shepl"'ltfd. 614-388-8851. To adult Cats, whit• femal•, & black male , Indoor pats, very 8tlectlonate, with chlldl"ln. 614 -446-2:19:!. RefriQeralor, al Second An. Ca111po11s. Us.d 6 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashon Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. foctory Choke 12 Gauge lhotgun1 Only llri<tly Enforced 9-21.'99 Hn SER~ICE We con repair and recore radiators und heater corH . We con also ocid boil und rod out radiators. We olso repair Gas Tonks. PAT' HILL PLUMBING & HEATING New locution: NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sot. We Carrv Fishing SuppHes SALES Found: In Rodn1y, Malt 614·245-567'1. {bt4) 992· 7714 , • ., l / Al llro Gallipolis & Vicinity 544 Jaekson Pike, Parll Lane Trailer Park. Lot 123. Thurs, Ftl, & Sal. ALL V11 rd Sales Must Bt Paid In Advanee. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the day before the ad is to run Sunday 8dition - 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monda. y edition . 2·00 p.m Satu rday Garage Sate: First In 5 yearsl Cleaning out, ~ealth pmbltms 6 other fa milies, new and used col lectables, glass, tin, wood , books, crahs. dolts, doll tuml· lure, bears, household, tumlture , rmdlo's. stereo's, utensil's, !lalware, more each day. Ott nr:, on Northup Road halfway between Raccoon Bridge snd Norlhup Bridge on lincoln Pike Oct 1st, 11ft 9 to? lots Free! ' Gan~ge S&le: Frl & Sat . Subdivision behind old Bidwell Elem Some item11 Karo Heatlt playpan , console TV, couch, ale .' Yard Sale : Sept. 28th, 29th. 10-6. Couch, pair owl lamps, stroller, yarn, lot& ol misc. Good e lun elothing, thtap! Infants , ~iris , 14-18. Boys, 14-18, women 1 s. XXL, small mens . Eastern Av1. be~ lde Aat litte Pool Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity Gom~g• Sale, Frl and Sat. 2218 Jefferson Ave . large 11111 all dil· lerent Items, coats and jeans , morlll. Thre• Family Yard Sale, moving lots to sell, Frl and Sat. 9:00 tin 5:00. Sept . 28 & 29. 2604 Mt Vernt~n Ave. Point Ple1unt V.rd Sale Sept 27,28,29 Kingtown Rd. last ule thi5 year. 10:00 till dark. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Yard Sale. Oct. 1·3. Sr 143. 114 mile ott 7. Inside II raining 8 9- 12-'90 - 1 mo SPRINC ~ SPA Y 1Ju r n.,\· A Y t' .11· ' l\ ct rr·.11 PUBLIC AUCTION TERMS OF SALE: Cash or Check with positive 1.0. Auctioneer: BILLY STALDER Licensed and Bonded by the State of Ohio Rick Pe arson Au ction Company now booking auctions, ••· perlenee makes thl difference licensed Ohio , Kentucky, W11i 1/lrglnla, 304 -T73-S785 D11v!d B~s Auction Service, Now bookmg auctions. iic•n•ld in Ohio, 614-446·7750. 9 Wanted to Buy Homt brew bolll11 I capper. 614-446-6559. AT TUPPERS PLAINS. OHIO AT 6 P.M. All DEALERS WELCOME FOLLOW SIGNS Public Sale & Auction Acerage with timber, or farm wllh timblr, 614·388-9354. Fridav. Seot. 28. 1990 New bicycle s. floor Jacks, tents. furntture new & used: small kitchen appliances. tool s. phones, lots of new & used mt sc. too num erou s to mention . beag~ . Yard Sale & SERVICE Pay Your Phone arld Cable Bills Here ' IUIIN151 PHONE tb 141 99! -bliO 'IIIOINCI PHONE & Found Found: Great Dan• DoQ, Tin coiOt', Black Collar, ll'a1riol Cadmus Vicinity, 614-379-2434. 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-ll ·Hc · Found a half grown black temsle puppy, downlown Pomary area . Madlum ltngth hair, loves people . 6141992·3420. fORO GAME ROOM Public Sale & Auction LOS1 9 12 -"90 · 1 mo J 507 Wale~ doga & pupplll IO glveaw!ly, part doberman, ph bulls, german shepherd . &1C· 367-0316. Solem Center 161 North Second Middl•po1t, Ohio 41760 HRS.: Wed .·Thur<.· Fri. S:OO p.m .- 11 :00 p.m. Sot. 12 Noon · ll p.m. Between Wilkesville ond Solem Center Colll• male dog. Good n1tu..-d. Will give dog food also. 1514-9854216 If no answer 614-992·5203 or 614-985-3583. • 7 Between HOT 8 whlla 5 monrh cat• . ,. good Q. O O d BILL SlACK FREE ESTIMATES Pomeroy, Ohio or Res. 949·2860 NO lUNDA T CAll5 4-16-86-Hn SHRUB & TREE TRIM and NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting II. 33 Nerth of Mv, Du't We Look Sporty! Bellne It or Not No.- We're 401 - PH. 949-2801 ROOFING 992-7479 Time heals the pain, Love lets memories linger on. Daughter, Juanita ~ Choke only Howard L. Writesel RPn'lals •Lot• Rentals 27, 1984. 3 blonde 6 wk . klnensL 3 gl'ly- 12 Gauge factory Sept . 4.tfn •Mobile~ Home 5 2 wh ite mate doQs, Long halr.ct, very friendly. 614=-379-2714. New Homes l~ilt "Free Estimates" SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 P.arls DON EBLIN Died Sept. 'S6me Quentitles Mey Be Limited" 614-992-6611 OS From Post OHice •Mobile _Home 1ion n.mning parallel to .. id watt line of lot No . 293. south 11 degrees watt 162 PS. PB . AC . AM/FM cassette. auto· feet ec:ross an alley to Front mat1c. 4 new lite s. Gets good gas .•Street; thence in an easterly mt leage Only one owner. Mu s! sell. · direction up along Front Make offe r 614·992 2377 Street 31 feet to a point In the tOutt'l line of lot No . 293; thence in a northerly dlrectton parallel whh the welt line of lot No. 293 NEEDED PART and FULL-TIME Nor1h 11 degree• Een 182 HELP. Gas patd . Ca ll feet acrou the alley to the ciiH df rocks; thence in a CAPTAIN STEAMER CLEAN ERS welterly directiOn appro~~:i ­ mately 31 feet to the place of beginning. excepting an Now Cieantn g Rooms of alley by late survey 12 feet Carpet for 122 Each wide running diagonally through said property. It is the intention of the grantors in this deed to convey all rem11ining interests which Wmter Festiva l of Ltghts Tou r they now own in lot Nos Novemoe r 23 292 and 293 which was conveyed to them by Curtis DEP ARTS FROM ATHEN S. 0 . Reed by deed bearing GAlliPO LIS & POMEROY date of March 8. 1915, lying Ca ll Today' Pla ces Io Go Travel East of the property con 4I7 Second Ave . Galhpohs veyed to them to Charles A . 446·6446 01 I 800·8 721191 Gruesar by deed of Sep · tember 10, 191 5. and soutt'l by the cliff of rocks. exceJ'It a triangu lar strip of land u tending along Front Street 30 feet and lying between [- - - - - - - - - Fronl SITeet endthe121ool Public Notice Public Notice alley and lying south of that 1----...;_.,;.:.:.:,::.:.___ Public Notice pan of lot No . 293 already owMd by Dora A Bearhs grees West One Hundred corner of a lot known as the tess rhan two -thirds of the Dead Reference: Volume and Seventy-Four and one - George Addison lot thence 276. Page 665 . Meigs half ]174'11 1 feet to a road : south 21 degreea wo11 t o the appraised value. Jemes M Soulsbv , Coun~ Deed Records thence South forty five (46f nortt'l line of Rutland Road SheriH of Meigs PARCEL NO. 2 degrees Eut with said road on Hilltop Street of said Countv The following real estate fifty four and eigt'IHenths Village : thence in an easterly situated in the Village of (5 4 .8) feat to a stake ; thence 19113 . 20. 27 , 3tc direction with the northerly Pomeroy , County ot Meigs North siMty -six and one-half line of Rutland Road on and State of Ohio. and (66'/1) degrees East One Hilltop St. to a stake thencfl de1cribed 11 follows : Begin - Hundred end Seventy feet north 64 degrees we&t 44 1/, Public Notice ning 42 feet west from the 1170 ) to the place of feet more or tau along s&id southeast corner of Lot No. beginning southerly line of Butternut 293 in said Village abutting Deed Referencq : Volume St.. to the place of beginning , PUBLIC NOTICE on Main Street (formerly 284. Page 243. Meigs bemg the same oremia"~" NOTICE is hereby given Front Street); thence in en County Deed Records conveyed by Alma 8 that on S!lturday , Septem easterly direction 15 feet to TRACT litO. 3 , Skinner to Elmer E. Ash ber 29. 1990.at 10 :00a .m ., a stake; thence Nortl'l to a 12 PARCEL NO . 1 worth and Anna F. Ash a public sale will be held at foot alley; thence westerly The following described worth by deed dated August 105 Union Avenue, Porn · along said alley 16 teet to • parcel of land sit uat ed in the 16. 1921. recorded in Vo - eroy, Ohio. to sell for cash stake; thence in a southerly County of Meigs . in the lume 1 1 9 . Page 272 of the the following co11ateret t11rect•on about 26 fft9t to State of Oh io and in the Deed Records of Meigs 1989 Chevrolet 510 PU the place of beginning, it Village of F'omeroy : being County, Ohio. S•1 GCCS 14ROK2218789 being the intention of this lot Number 268 of said Deed Reference: Volume 1987 Chev. Cavalier SW deed to convey a piece of town ot Pomeroy and so 284, Page 819 . Meigs s•1G1JD8111HJ110696 property 15 feet on Main described on the recorded County Deed Records and The Farmera Bank end S!. eel and running back to a plat of same and being same Volume 302. Page 747. Savings Company. Pome 12 foot alley. property deeded by Wm . H Meigs County Deed roy . Ohio . reserves the right PARCEL NO . 3 lesley and t'lis wtfe. Frances Records 10 bid at this sale . end to Also tl'le following real M . lesley, to Frank Thomp- ITEM litO 6 withdraw the above colla &lUIIe situated in the Village son by dead dat&d May 1 2. Al1o, the following mobile prior to ule . Furttler teral of Pomeroy . County of 1892 and recorded in Vol The Fermera Benk and Sav · Meigs. and State of Ohio , 74 , Page 326, of the Deed home : ings Company reserves thu 12x52 ft . 1978 Oakwood and described •• follows Records of Meigs County. Mobile Home . right to reject eny or all bids Being e part of lot No. 293 Ohio. submitted . Said Tract No . 1 was and beginning at the PARCEL litO. 2: Funher. the above colla southwest corner of a houl6 Being lot No. 269 on the appraited at: 817,600.00. teral wi11 be so ld in the con Said Tract No. 2 waa conveyed by S. S. Nev and Plot of the City of Pomeroy . appraised at; 81,860.00 . dition it is in with no e• · wtfe to Henry Schwegmnn : PARCEL NO 3 , pre ned or implied wan an · Seid Tract No. 3 waa thence North with the west Beina 8 part of lot No . ties .ppraiaed at ; 85 .500.00 given. line of said Schwegman· slot 277 formerty in the name of Said Tract No. 4 was 19126. 27. 28, 3t< to the face of the rocks: Wilbur Moore end Eva appraised at: 82. 100 00 . thence west with the face of Moore in the Village of Said Item No . 6 was the hill or rocks thirty (301 Pomeroy end more particu eppreised at: 82 , 700 .00 . 5 Happy Ads feet: thence south to the larly described as follows: A Terms of Sale : Cash . 11one wall on the alley; righ1 of way for vehicles and Reel estate and penon&l thence east thiny (30) feet walking purpol8s ten feet property cennot be sold for to the place of beginning. wide beginning on the side Deed Reference : Volume of lot No . 277 adjacent to 276, Page 665, Meigs lot No . 269 end extending County Deed Records 10 locust St . at a contiltent TRACT NO. 2, width of ten feet Situated in the Township Deed Reference : Volume 2 tn Memory of Sutton. County of Meigs 286 , Page 161, Meigt and State of Ohio: Being the County Deed Records and following hOuse and lot Volume 302. Page 747. tituate in one hundred acre Meigs County Deed (1001 lot Number 301 , in Records . Town 2 end Renge 13 of the Also. the following mobile Ohio Company ' s Purch..e nome· anc;fbeginning One Hun-dred 1966 Academy Mobite (1 00) feet North thir· Home. tv·teven end ont ·helf TRACT NO. 4: (37 Y2 ) d1grees West from Situated in the Village of the Southeal1 corner of a Pomeroy . Meigs County. two ( 2) acre lot deeded by V . Ohio. bounded and d&l· tha B. Horton to Daniel DeWolf; cribed u follows : Beginning thence thirty -five end one at a stake In the .outherly line of Butternut StrMt in half (36\.7) degree• Welt forty •even (47) feet to a said Village, which lleke ltake; thence South sixtv · vHrs touth 64 degree• east 1lx and one-half !16'11) de - 117V:! feet from the N. E. Giveaway 2 male klllens, 6 weak• old tb a good tlome. Call anytime (14992-3Bn. BISSEll SIDING CO. 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK. V[RY NICE LARGE ~ME ON API'ROX 3~ ACRES- 4 BR. 3baths. 2gaJages. rented I BR apartment P10pert) 1ndudes pond. w pro• 4.800 sq ft. farm bid~ and mob1l e home Areal bargam at $89.900 CALL 614 992 7104 fOR APPl in said Village 7 feet west of where the Wilt line of lot No 293 intenects the cliffs · tt'lence in s southerly dlrec~ GUN SHOOTS 217 I. S.<. Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO 3/61'90/ Hn FOR SALE IN RACINE Stock !I •VINYL SIDING •AlUMlNUM SIOING •BLOWN IN INSULATION RACINE GUN CLUB 992·5335 or 985-3561 BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATIOl" made In the 1991 Ohio Vall•y Phone Book Is Friday, October Stt'l. Anyone needing additions, deletions, changes, or wishing to advertise should call bllween 9-5 woekdays at 1-SOo-656-8030 or mail Information to : Chemplon Dlrectorlu Inc. P.O. Box 22, Norwalk, OH 44857. '=========~;:=========~ 138 black, 2 gray, 304-875-4393. month old German Shepard- KEN'S APPllANCE SERVICI . Across IM PORTAN'T NOTICE The deadline tor chenges to t. t' Bring It In Or We Pick Up. NOTICE OF SALE or Heansaarch slnglas natworll. An exciting way to mHt aom• one special. Write Hur1SNrch, P.O. Box 1043, Gallipolis, OH. 45631. Boston Terrier, to good" home, Lotutod on Safford S<hooi Rd. off Rt. 141 ~ (614) 446.CJ416 Gold Credit Card, cash advance program. VIsa/Master card guar. No security deposit. 1-9004460040,$25. 304-675-5815. BENNEn 'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING 614-992-2328 3 Announcements 1 yr old male halt Beagle and ALL FURNACE PARTS 36 Year8 Expt'riPnN' Announcements 4 MOBILE HOME FURNACES • HEAT PUMPS Hand Tufting Custom Drapes Apple Grovr Muon 911'90"" Now In B£' rm PrOf~ UPHOLSTERY W'V 458 -leon Che5te• IN:IR·TIIRM. ol Mlddlepoll tdr•tJitom• 1'.\cltartf!,l'.s .. Me•11s C ov11oy Atf'll C nd~ 6 14 614 992-5114 I-Jt .' 90 tin rlAY AnDRE PUBliCATION 11 00 t- M SATURDA\1 2 00 PM MONDAY 2 00 PM TUESDAY By virtue of an Order of Dav id so n. Wilkes Grange, Yin · 1on Co unty. and Roger Greer Eno Grange. GaJUa County Th e fifth degree was presented . Arthur Crabtree gavt• the in· spection report and congratu · la ted the degree tea m for thei r wor k Patty Dyer reported that two had 0 5 , day 51 30 1 day POMEROY. OHIO: Rt . 7 & S.R 143 AlBANY . OHIO: Rt 50 & S.R. 143 NEW HOURS : POMEROY : 9 a.m.·7 p.m . 7 Days ALBANY : 10 a.m .- 5 p.m. 6 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY. SEPT. 11 . 1990 #1 Copper '1 per lb.: Clean Dry Aluminum Cons, 45C per lb. Clean Auto Radiators 44C lb.; Batteries '1 26 oo. Yellow Bross 40c lb.; Alum . Shoots 40C lb . 985-4473 667-6179 4], 304·675·2295 scenes, Patty Dyer, IPC'turf'rs reports . 60 Un.l.<i(i·ed fWJ!.e< .m rer r Ire 667 SUNDAY PAPFA CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC-GEO., INC. 308 EAST MAIN S9 00 s 13 00 20 Re1n ''"lor con lf!cutrvt '""~ brok ~n uprl,.,.,.sv.olt Ot Chll<lll!d lor ear-h ril'lli a1 seclrii1P lid~ 245 - Ato Gtlnde 256 - Guvan 0151 *ALL REBATES AND FIRST TIME BUYER INCENTIVES BACK TO DEALER . JIM -COBB 30 15 188 - Von t on VVEDNESOAY f>AP[R THURSDAY PAPFR 1990 MODEL CADILLAC . 1990 MODEL OLDSMOBILES. MOST 1990 MODEL CHEVROLETS . AT OUR BELOW DEALER COST Jennifer Krawsczyn, leader, Julia Will, assistant, Johnny Will, John Krawsczyn, Ben Ho i· ter and Stevie Kauff. Ti gers. Den 15 54 00 S6 00 wo In Men1011am ON Pal Keaton. leader. Linda King, assistant , KPvin Keaton . Matthew Keaton. Aaron Schaekel, Matthew King, Aaron Pill and Bobby Kau!f, Webelos I. Den q, Roseanne in the Twin Cities? Barbecue, picnic p•• pomt lonf' l~fll' on I~ U5f'ld s,erttm~ •S rtOi tr.SpO rt \•lllf! lor f'trOI, 11her lor11 d.., j(hf!ck MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER W91111her rMistant Coloo LO S ANGELES tUPli - What could be a more unlikely partner· ship than Prince and Roseanne Barr? Barr' s husband, Tom Arno ld. says Barr want s to move her television show out of the "loony bin " of Los Angeles and Is considering the Minneapolis -St. Paul area because shf' was treated well when she appeared at St Paul' s RiverFes t during mutl bP. Go~e 8 """"~ !lnd round 11ds und ., 15w fl<d! wtt l bf' OIPfi Or !fu,.tJ Grange winners are announced first or seco nd pla n • are as fo Uows . DProra lf'd swe aT shirt . · run 3d~~ II no ch•gf' · p,, c" nl11d lo • all o 11· 1 1 '] 4t11 "' Mr .. ,~·~ t1 o ubl f! P• •cP o lad c o •t DOUBLE REBATES 2 info rmat 10n Winners of a ll rontf'st s wen· a nnoun cPd at thf' rece nt meetlng of thr Mrigs County Pomona Gr ange held at the Roc k Springs gra nge hall. Winners and thei rca tegorif'S in e' on counloM SO o;1o~r<1"" 1 fo• -'o:1S Ollld on l!dVII<lCI! i llfh COPY OE.AOIINF discu ssrd M Over 15 Words Rate 15 10 Monthly POliCIES .INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Attending were George Ste· wart, leader, Martin Broderi ck. assistant, Johnathan Hagerty, Josh Broderick, Joey Sisson. Travis Adams, Joshu a Will and Chris Krawsczyn, Bears, Den 1. Debbie Cook . leader. Kathy Taylor. assistant. Johnny Cooke. Bobby Tay lor , Wes Crow and Patrick Winebrenner. Wolf. Den 1 3 6 CLOSED SUNDAY 'Adt outs•d P. MPtQ' Words 15 15 Days 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY C11r d ot lh~~nh~ Information was distributed on var io us upcoming PvPn ts at the !l'ce nt mP€ting of the Chester Cub Sco ut Pack 235 held at the Ches ter Scout Ha l l. The kick off lor lh e fall round· table and popcor n sa l es were al so 992-21 5b 8 A.M. to S P.M. TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCAnONS TO SERVE YOU .... •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates RATES TO PLAU AN AD CALl I ''"u "' PIIPP.<I C•ll b'"l orf' ] 00 0 m 11'1 a teo Dubhca l 1on lo "'llh eco r•er toon ·A1h lh111 must be oa 1n on adva nce ~'"' Cub Scouts meet, disruss future events BISSEll & BURKE CONSTRUCTION • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace d LEADER HONORED - JoAnn Newsome, center, scouting coordinator and sponsor lor the Chester Cub !kout Pack 235, was honored at the group's recent meeting. Presenting the plaque were Cathy Clifford, pack committee chairman and Webelos leader, and Pal Clifford, cubmaster and Webelos leader. Business Services Classifie reunton~------ The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Middleport. Ohio bottle Need gu heater, vemld wtlh blowtr. 614·742-265& between 10 am end 2 pm or snytlrne after 5 pm. Used mobil• t'lomM, cell 614446..(1175. Amer ica'.;; Favorrt l· PortJ bk Sp.1 BAUM LUMBER CHESTER 985-3301 8·9· 1 mo . Wenttd To Buy : Junk Autoe wit ~ or wlt,out motors. C.l!' Llrry Lively. flM-388-9303. Employmenl Services 11 Help Wanted AVON - All lriH, Call Marilyn WNVW 304.0S2·2645. AVON I Att Aruo t Speers, 304-67S.,429. Shl~oy �Page-1 0- The Dally Sent mel 11 LAFF-A-DAY Help Wanted 44 Babyttttlng In my horne only Prefefllbl';' 1 young woman Uult bli reliable 6. have good ttfllflncn 2 Chlldr.n 114-441- om n•d~! Guar~~n­ p~~ld vacation• 614- Cosmetologlll tNCI wagM, 446-126l Daytime, ojr parHime blbysltltr In 3117-G3M 54 Merchandise Two apartm•nlt, fuml8t'led, all utilities paid $200 monthly, $300 monthly, $50 deposit Pomeroy 614 992· 57TI, ti14-949· 2526 Cathedral Window quilts, m1de by Rub~ Crawtord, 604 Holcomb ~~!;:s.~~ jhurman, OH 4S685 Mulberry Avenue, rooms and bath No pels Dep./Ret atter-5pm unfumlah~ Ar,anmant, carpeted, no peta, uti itiiA p.lld 614-446-1637. bm money by the . .,k. Join demon.-n~ta "Chriiiii'II•Around-Th•Wortd ' July-December L.Nve name, MkiNal, and phone number on an . .erlng . .rvica 614·192-6319 Upataira Furnished, 3 rooms & bath, cl81n, no pet•, refa11nce & dapoait requlrtd 614-446-15,9 Eaay Phone World A local num- 45 ber on $32S 1 day, It not more, ptus answer phonea lor Nallonwlde Co, now klring! 614· Eaay Work! Excellent Pay! Aa umbie Product• 11 home Call tor lntormallon 504-641-8003 El ....... ___.. ,_ . ("- 313 ....... FEDERAl GOVERNMENT IS HIRING $16,000462-LOOO )INr Call 1-80!>564-6500 ""' oa 968 ••• lmmodlooo roopon11 __ _ HOME TYPISTS, PC users $35,000 potential needed Details (1) 805---687-6000 Ext 8 4562 lmmed 1ate open ings available m Athena ar11a Full and par1-t1me, qu1ck advancement company Will train Neat appearance a must l1200 to start If you quality Call Tt'lursday, Fnday or Monday between 10-4 pm 614 592-2703 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor 01s placed Homemakers needmg building emotional support selt-conlldance career lden tltlcatlon, job readmess Ca ll Betty Adkms at Buckeye Hills C1t81t Center tor Information 614-245 5334 18 Wanted to Do Look ing tor 1p1rtm1nt managlfs in New Haven, W VA , 2• unit projact Bu1c akllls needed in maintenance and oHtce work Call 3G41155-8063 or sand resume to Sargent Square Apt•, PO Box 562, Poe•, W VA. 25159 Looking 446~803 614-446~m . LPN, p4'r1-time, relief, all shifts, C.ll MlddiMoo Eltatas 614 446 1'148 MEDICAL RECORDS CORRESPONDENCE PHOlO COPY CLERK N1t1ooet medical record coping company h11 a unique clericll position ava1l1bta to wort! for our corp In Point PI..Nnt, WV medical tiiC IIIIy Appro11mat1ly 16 to 32 hours per we1k Mldlcat rkord ax parlance praf•rr•d C1tl (collacl) 1-804-363-063.5 or sand r•suma to Smar1 Corp, P 0 Bo• 68537, VIrginia Beach, Va 23455 Par1 time babysitter, Sand Hilt Road, l'llning shttl J04-67S- 26S5 Plir1-tlme ln.truetor needed to tuch community and peraon•l tkllle to adul1e in their OONn home (Meigs County) Yartous skllle and tala.-.• needed II you llka to cook, narciN, garden, Nad, or dn-...... we may hne 1 job tor you We ra looking tor J*)pla who enjoy other people, wP'Io can tuch varioue lkilll to othare, who arw creative, end wilting to worll. •• part or an artergetlc la1m H1gt'1 school d• grN 1 valid driver 1 license and gooa dri¥1ng rKord req~rad !Salary $5 00/P'Iour, 12 hourslw"k It lntera.ted call 2Bfi~039 no Iller tt'lan 10.3-90, aak for Chrtllly Equal Opportuntly Employer Qualift.d AN and LPN pari time or full time nMdld for 62 bed tacilit"t Contu:t Frank Topping, C.re I-!1V1n of Point Pleasant 304~7!>3005 R.ceplloo poeltlon and MadiCiid Aldt , for tt'11 Title V Program Mult be 55 .,.. ,. or age Of' older and m--' the t~l Income guideline Apply 101 S.COnd St, Potnl Pl•n•nt EARN MONEY l"tping, wonlproc... lng, personal computing. At home Full or pt time $)5,000/'tr income potential (1) 805-687-6000 Et B 10189 Want experienced phone person part time, 304·675-1n5 W1nted Eiaclron•c Technician Sand ruum1 lo P 0 So• 702. Galllpolie, OH 4563t 12 Situation wanted Room & board, FrH lor parson to llv•ln I do light work .111 Prlvall Home Care lor elderly Prefer rwtlr.d age 614·388-8193 18 Wanted to Do Ex,.rtencad child care in my home, Monday thru Friday, 6 30 am till 5.30 pm, 304-675-2029 Fumtlure raflniehlng and repair, quallt)l work end frH eatimatas, 304~75-1911. Gat yow chain nw Nrvlced for firewood ••.an, Sldll'l E· qulpmont Co., Hond.,..n. WV 304-4175-1'121. Magkl V•re Day Care Center NIIOMble. dependable, 1..,._, q•IHY child care Monday thru FMay, 7:30 1111 $3D For mar• In~'-"' or to rot!"'"' 304f7WI47. ..._ Plula'e DIY Would like to do babyAitling In my home any hour & can give references 614 256161.5 Would Ilk• lo do babyslnmg Loeat..:l l.aGr1nda Blvd, have raf'a & hp 614-446-1896 IIRI.I~· Lots & Acreage building lot, ready to build on, Natricted, $6,900 614-245-958.5 Route 2 AAhlon, 1 acre lotak 3 mil" eouth Galllpolle Loc s, public water, no r~~strictiona, soma with river ftootage 304· 516-2336 Financial 21 Business Opponunlty INOllCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBliSHING CO racomiTJinde thai 'tOU do bu11 nasa wltP'I peopla you know, and NOT to 11nd mooay lhrouglllhs mall until you h•~• lnv•at1gated the oHertng Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 1984 Schull 14111'0, w/allpando, 2br, 2 bath, large porct'les, CA on 1/2 1cre lot, At 2, North of Pt Plauunl Exc cond , French City Uot:Hia Homn, 614-446· 9340, 304-67S-6898 304-fi753313 located OrHr Road , 100x200 lot &38,500 304-271-2004 01 304· 675-1271 J bedroomt t'loo.., ltnd con tract 304-67~S"104 3 bedrooms pool, deck 676 South Fourth, Middleport (near Meigt Jt High) $31,000 614· !l'l2 -n23 7 room, 1-11'2 bltt'l 1 J acres, ad ditlonal 33 acres P'lunling and limber 614·9921118 or 1-384 2097 7 rooms 1 1/2 bathe counlr't l iving but close to Melas School Rt 3i:-4 lane, and town Townthlp Road 27 Rrst road to ligt'lt Cali 614·1iK12-1118 or 1-384- 2097 7 rooms, 2 batha, Brick total 1lectrlc, llreplaca 2 ctr g1r~ge, lully carpatld laundry room , d1shwasher dispoSif, t'leat pump On Sr 7 in Chnter Baautlful11tllng 614-985-3323 1986 Ford F-250, new Urea, luiO & air Profe~slonally rs-built en gine' Dependable truck, S4,800 614-446-8751 4 Dlnttta Mt (4 chairs, 1 table) 16" bike Ouun tlze htadbolrd Battery operated rocking hotel 614-448-8241 "~ , ~\ vans &4 46 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 2 or 3br home In GIIIII~IA, $27Sfmo O.posit requ1r.d 614· 256-6846 Brick, 4 BR, 2 bath CA In town 614-446-0711 For Rant 5104 3br house, 304-615- Housa 2 bedroom•, nlca neighborhood, untumished deposit 1nd refarancn, 304 67S-737J Nice 1br, tumist'led P'louu R•f & Sac dep required 614·446-1159 Small house In country for nml 614-379-2255 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1989 2bf 14.r60 nice area , 4 mil as from Holzer S R 160 Refera.,ce Raquirld SJOO montt'l & Sec dapoAit 614-446· 6189 614-446-6865 2&3 BR country, VInton area Stove Refrigerator Water, trut'l paid $200 $210 plu1 deposit both have large room addition• V•ry nice 614 388 9686 2 bedroom turnlshtd Apple Grove 1cross from Goodyear plant, $225 plus deposit 304 576-2.U9 attar 5 00 Pill!. 2 bedroom trailer tor rent In Racl,.,. era1 614 992 5858 2 ~room trailer S200 month Galllpoli1 Ferry 304-675·2931 or 304-676 2528 2 ~room furnish~ or untur nlshed Good cl11n condition HUD or 1mploy•d New Haven 304-882-24611 2 BR, 12X60, CA, Large lol, GrNn To•rmship S240 month plus aeeuril"t deposit 614-446 01185 2 mobile hom•• 2 bedroom fumlsP'IItd S2DO plus ulllltlaa, $100 deposit Hud approv.ct 304-4l75-ti512 after 5 DO 01 6153900 any11m• 2br lr~liar for rwnt 614-446 mo 3 ~room, 1 112 b1tt'11, l1rg1 poreP'I outbldg, on nice tot, Hud approved, 304--675-6156 Nice 2br with llvlngroom, dining room upando In "Bidwell Ar•• S250 montf1, plua dapa.lt, call 614-388-8589 before 2p.m Ret required 44 Apanment for Rent WD's 51 Household Goods LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofas and chalra pricad from $395 to $995 Tables $50 1nd up to S125 Hkta-a·bads $390 to $595 Racllnara $225 to $375 Lampe Sl8 to l125 Dinattas $109 and up to $495 Wood table w~ chal" U85 to $795 Desks $14.5 up to S375 Hutches $400 & up, bunk beds complote with mattress $295 and up to $395 baby btdl l110 Manrass11 or box aprlnga full or twin $78, llrm $88, and $98 Ouaen sets S275 & up, King S350 4 drawer chest $69 Gun Cabinets 6, 8 & 10 gun Dab., manresses $35 & $45 Bed frames S25 Queen Size $35 & klng tram• SSO Good niiCI:ion of bedroom 1uitu, metal cabinets, headboards S30 and up to S65 90 days a.11m1 ae cu h with approved credit 3 mi out Bulavllla Rd ()pan 9 A M to 5 PM Uon, thru ~t Call 814446.0322 J pi.ca li-ving room eulto swwal rocker All like $75 00 0141992 2389 1 now County Appliance Inc Good used appllanc••· TV sets Open Bam to6pm Mon -Sat &14 446-1699, 627 lrd Av• Gallipolis, OH [)o you like lo •ave Money? Ct'leck us o..t for quality turnlture and carpots Mollot'11n Fur nllure & Carpets Rt 7 North Pt'lona 614-44&-1t144, Gllllpolle Ot'lio For S.ta On All Grau Turf, In stock, S2 99 yard , Mollohan Furniture, 614-446-7444 Frost FrM Refrigerator, white, $95, Frost Frt1 Rtlrigtrator G E $125, Retrlgarator, side x side, white 11.50, Rttrigarator, 0 E, Almond, l1ke new, S250 , G E Wut'ler, S95, Kenmore Dry..-, $75, Whirlpool Dryer, Avacodo, S9S, K1nmora Dryer, Hlr'llll gold, $95, Wutingttouse Dryer, Whila, $95 Gas Range Copparlona $95, Electric Range 30 lncP'I white, Nee, l150, Wn11nghoun Washer, & Drye r Sat, Almond, S150 Each, 20 cu ft Cheat Fraezar, $150, Fruzer Upright, Frost Free, S150 Skaggs Appll&nces, Upper River Flo1d, 614-446·7398 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhars, dryers, refrigerators , ranget Skaggs Apphancu Upper R1ver Ad Baslde Slone Crest Motel Call 614-446 7398 Large P'lutct'l S200 End tables & co ffee tabt• S75 Pa1r lamps ~40 l04--675 7502 New/Used Household tumish lng 112 ml Jerrlcho Rd Pt Pleasant WV, call 304-675 1450 Quean size watarbed, 304 -675 3869 Upright frHzar Vary nlca, 3 yurs old l150 6141~2 3033 53 for Sale Apar1menta, 2 bedrooms nk:a 304-675-5104 $40 DOWN on any ntw slngl• wide plu. tax 1nd title to qualltlld buyers Aa 1dvar1isad on TV · C1ll Elna Home Canter 1..000-58tl-5110 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOGEl PRICES Al JACKSON ESTATES, 53& Jackson Pika from t1921mo Walk to aMp & mo-v6ea Call 814-«& -2568 EOtol 12x65 Mobile Home, needs tome repair 12,99.5, will con s1dar car or P U Trad•in, 514· 446-6189 or 614-446-&865 Fuml1hed Et11clancy, ell utilities paid, sP'Iart bath 1135/mo 910 Second Ava 614-446-3145 1980 FrHdom, 14x70\ mobile homa total eleetrtcl I Ita new, new houu turn ture with washer end dryer, 304-882-3245 or 882-3704 1982 TownhouM, 14x70, double npando, CA., On privati Nntad lot In RodMY 61....... 1539 1t1ar 5pm 1985 mobile home Mr70, Knor by lrtgldare , 2 ~roome, 2 bathe, lotal tl.ctric , loll of ax· tru, 304-882-3706 or 882·2987. For sail, 4 bedroom double wlda Bidwell, Ohio, ~ca S27,000 Contact John Sldart1 304~7s...t129, 21&--345-9340 Of SmMh RHI1y 114-44~ SPECIAL Faelory lo you11191, 2 or 3 bldreom14x70 modale at tha unbeiiiiVable prlca of f12,900 daliver.d and " ' up C.ll1-800-~5 lor dotalla. N1shua Fuml1hed, alflclenc~ tptrtmentt One Mdroom utllltl.. lncluded 614-902-!949 li-ving 1 end 2 badroom lpartmtntl II Vlllagt Menor and Rl-ver•lda Apartment• In Middleport From $116 Cell614-e92-7781. EOH Or~elou• Mlddlepor1, Ohio, B•ch St On• bedroom tumlahld apt , daposit & reflfanca required, 304-382· 2560 New, 1br, n11r Holzer Hotpitat, air cond, aconomk:tl 911 h11t , $23.5/mo piLII utlltUae, 81~ R•d Begonaa, llow pla nts Falrvalw Rd 3680 5295. Sawmill, Never us.ct Drive shaft or V bitt driven Complete wit t'1 bl1d1 Ready tor LISa 614-446-8038 after 5pm Warm mOfning wood and coal 11ova evanlngs 304~76-7668 Watarbad queen size $75 Bunk beds wlfrundla $125 Black relf step bumper for pickup SSO Bebv swing wlcradla $30 Baby W.!llk., $1!§ 304~75 7991 55 Antiques Buy or aell Rlvarlne AntlquaA 1124 E Main Str~et, Pomeroy Houra MTW tOOOam to600 p m , Sunday t 00 to IS 00 p m 614·992·2526 Reg black and whtte cocker Nautarad, houea-broken S200 614-992-5883 Slam••• Khten1 &50, cash onl"t, 614·367-n23 Transportation fiT Block, brick, 1ewar piptts, win dowa lintels, ate Claude Wl nttrs, Rio Grandi, OM C.ll 614· 24.5-5121 56 Pets for Sale 4 month old Beagle $60 out of good hunting ttock tor tala or lfldt lor 20 gauge shotgun, 304--675-1029 AKC Kalrn Terrier "Toto' 8 months old Brindle color $100 S'ti"'CUN 614-992·2095 AKC Reg Siberlln HUAkJ, shots, wormed & health recor , 304-4)75·20'19 All brtld pat grooming, 21 Ytarl IJCperlenct Appointment• onl't 5141992-6820 II no answer, ltiVI matAage Dragonwynd Canary Persian, Slam.., and Hlme t•v•n kittens 814 446·3344 atttr 7 p m Instruments Ailo aaxaphona, exc cond , $395. 304-675-7452 For Ala Splnet.CCn&ole plano bargain. W1ntad R81ponslbla party 1o taka over low monthly pa~menl1 on tpln•t-con•ole plano C1n be 111n locally Call Mr Whit• 1-800-327-3345 e•t 101 Trombone Ltas than a year old Ercellanl condition 614-843- 5466 WE CARE.J&M (Jesus & Me) PIANO SERVICE oflera EXPER1" P,iano "CARE" lor those who 'CARE· aboul lholr pianos Bill Ward 304-882 2325 (Prov 22 1) 58 Fruits & Vegetables Ounrovin Fruit Farm lust off Sr 68""\ east or Albany We accept food stamps Varialy ot apl)lll, frest'l elder, palrt, pumpkina 1 and gord1 9-7 dall.,, closaa Mond•y 614--698-6298 59 For Sale or Trade t13 A.cra farm wtlh mobile home, ,.,... gae, SalilbUf")' Townahlp, $450 00 per acre Can be davldad , 130 Aer1 ta"" S.lem Town.hlp, four bedroom t'loma, barn and other out· buUdingt, lrM gas, $65,000 00 , Two houaaa at 131 BuHernut Avanu1, Pomeroy, with large lOll 000 00, Nice Neann., ,_modetsd two bedroom house on Llne~n Height•, Pomeroy, lar~ lot $"19,995 00 vary O'Brian and Crow Rutty Co 614-992 2120 Of 614-192·35&9 no 23ft Star Cr~h Camper, S2,SOO or trade fOf good l/4 ton 4whe•l drive pickup 614-256 1393 Ro.,at Oak reaon mambaraP'Ilp Sl,OOO 81-4-5D2·1483 or 614-51125156 Farm Supplies &Livestock 61 Farm Equipment 2020 JO Tractor wlloader, $6 950, 3020 JD S5,950 , 1010 JD wibLISh hog, $2,&50 Owner will finance S14-286-G522 = Badglf AIIQI Wagon Very condition S1,000 614 '.1142- Qravlt"t bed wagona, corn plckart, harrow galort, cuitl·ptck· ers, wh181 drills, wh11i dlace, mowara, pull buth hog , plowa, utlllt"t trailers, horu w1lkar & other llald ready equipment Howa'a Farm Machinery, Jack· son, OH 614-286-5944 Jim 1 Farm Equlpmtnl , SA 3.5, Wtlf Gallipolis, &14-446-f777, Wlda 111ec:tlon new & uatd !arm lractorw I lmplemenla Buy, Nil trade, 8 00-5 00 watkdayt , Sal. till Noon 245-65116 71 1967 Must1ng 6 cycllndar, tor~bte, rune 247-4292 Also 1974 LTD Ford, good cond, J04 1976 Culles• Supreme, V-8, auto, o,.,. owner, new !Ires .11nd battery rune good, $750 304· 675-2492 BOAlERS Mercury Mercu1s1r Specialist Factory Trained Bonded Ptaci s1on Mobile Marine We com9 to you I 614-259-5979 1976 Plymouth Fury 318, •utometlc, •lr, toll ot new par1a, nice Interior, lookA and runs V·Bollom Fishing Boat, 25 hp motor, sw1vel aaats, trsiler $BOO or tr8de tor Clr or truck 614- good $150 614-247-4N2 446~4n 1978 Cha-w Monte C1rto, V-11. 2dr, AIC , good wortt ca r 614· W1 1r1 nowWINTERIZINGparh, sa rvica accessories We install SHRINKWRAP RIVERSIDE MARINE Gallipolis, OM 6t4-4462424, 1-800-729~2111 992-3225 1979 Man:ury Marquis, 65,000 miles n.w paint, $160b 1976 Mercury Marquis Brougt'lam sroo 304-675-2362 63 Livestock vo 12 TB, Broodmarw, (open) auttabla for riding, 2 yo T9 Phlify, Haber broke, both .,, wall brad, bN!J'IItut ho,...., $.500 oach 114-38H720 1980 Chivy lmpall 4 door Sedan EJCire nlc• and clean New tires 305 V8 $1,395 614 20 excellent quality craetbrtd halter~ Will makll Vlf'J gOOd replac.ment helM. ..........._ 21bt, after lp m LIII'IOUIIn Santa Q.rl Cr011-br.d Bull Cltva•, 8te at Cox Farm P1trlot or 01111 114-311-2&71 Spoclat F - r C.ll Salal Wod- Ocl- noaday 3rd 18110, ot I:OOp m. CatUe .ocept:H after 4:00pm. on T...clay, 1111 bretdl acctpled at the Athena Uv• lode BallO U.S. 110 Wool, Albany, OH Hauling Ia avallabia 81"-592·2322, 614-898-3531 Auto Pans 79 Campers 6054 Cutin• Internation al Sarles only 23 000 miles load;.d w/evary opl:lon, must ... 614-446-430:~'::__ _ __ A real etaall 1978 Ct'lev 4x4, 314 ton pickup Automatic Trans, 350 angina, runs graaJI AM IFM casHitt deck & speakare Good tim, all tronl and part!li replaced now, coat $422 00 Cab good, bid bad $1,500 or beAt of fer Can " ' at 1785 Orav•l Hill Ad, oH At 7 in Chaahlre before Power Plant E1rty mornings lata evening• bast tlm11 1975 20 ft Chavy motor hom• Auto ps,pb, air, furnanca Runs good 614-992-2796 81 1m Ford Ranchero, with lopper, nMda repr~~h, call AIC 614· H2-3:W after 5p.m 1077 Ford F-100, 4x4, for sale, 304-458-1881 anytime 1m Chevrolet, 1 too duau., C.mpor apoclal 454, aU1oma11<, very good ahape. l1~2m 1179 Ford F-100 V2 ton lruck Aaklng 114-245-1511 uoo, 11B5 Ford Ranger, Exceltanl condhlon Low mll•agt Mag WhMII, 1811 for payolf. 814-2561D69 attar 4pm VOu CAN NO LONGER HIDE FROM ME, MY L!ITLE ONE.S' (2 00) 8 30 !ll 1J III 01lle•enl World Wh1t1ey plots to make Dwayne Jealous by datmg Ron ll]) !2) Q) The Flash The Flash protij.C1S the c1ty s nameless from a sadiStiC SCI80 11St []) ID Babes Darlene la ces a tough deCISIOn when W1l bur returns ®On Stage 0 0 I ( E8TI~ 9 00 (]:: II [11 Cheers Sam cons &cAUSE- 1-t IAJA~ TI A\.OD l1iE WitARNJCE THE- SllUATICfJ IS MttY BAO JI BASEMENl WATERPROOANG Unconditional lllttlmt gu1ran tea loc•l retarencn turn1thaQ Free ntlmataa Call collect I 614·237-0488, d1y or night Rogers Basament We11rprO& lmg MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP THE IS PRINCIPALS THATHA6A OFFICE TI-lE ONLY i<IXM TI-lE SCHOCL . . JEl Auatlon Motors, rap1ired New & re-built motors In 1tock, Ron Evans Entarprlus, Jackson OM 1..000.537-9 528 Ron a TV Servlc1, 1paelallzlng In lenilt'l also serv1clng most other brands Houu c&lla , also some appliance rep11r1 WV 304 576 -2398 Ohio 514-446-2454 Roofing, painting, carpentery plumbing 1nd accassortu Guaranlaad work wllh taleren ces Can I beat lhtsa pncea guaran!H 614-446 T192 or 304 675-11154 BUT IT'LL NO, THANKY. PARSON- - LIGHTEN UP I GOT A LOT REAL SOON " ON MY l<tiNO TOOAY Plumbing & Healing C.r1at'a Plumbing and Heating Fourth 1nd Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 614-446-3888 B4 Electrical & Refrigeration or commercl•l RtAidenUat wiring, new service or repal11 Licensed eleclrlclan Ridenour Elactrleal, 304-615-1786 85 General Hauling R & R Walar S•rvlca Poole, cl• lama, walls lmmedlat•1,000 or 2,000 gallons daliv•ry Catl 304· 675-8370 Wanerson's W1tar Hauling re1sonabl1 rain, \loluma ditcounts , 2,000 to 4,000 capecll., cl11arna, pools, Wllit, ttc C111 304-676-2il19 U holst 87 _ __:cP::..:.:_:...:.:.::e:.:ry!.... :.:_ __ MoWf1Y'I Uph~lftrfng aarvlc· lng trl county arM 25 ,_,.. The bnt In fumtture upholltar1ng C.ll :JO~M tor rr ....... tlmstn. Qr~ham Upholllary c.ntar, 303 Hilnop Or Cell for appointments & t~UmatH Call 814""4&-3438 10 00 :I) I]) 0 Pnmellme lrve 0 @ ~ Q) Knota Londmg Val s husband take s v1olent revenge on Gary [I (D S1ar Trek The Ne11t Generation 3 Evemng News 0] 700 Club Spectal Seven Days Ablue 10 30 ASTRO·GRAPH BERNICE BEDE A '"Your ~'Birthday ARIES (Marc:h 21-Aprll 19} Us1nq p1e, sure tactics 1n order lo gel another I a bend to your w1 she s 1Sn t []p1 to be very successful At the fir s t opportun 1ty 111 1s person wtll rever11o Orlgtnai ml en110n s TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) Your orrge nu1ty IS likely to be wa sled t oday If you devote your efforts to llymg to t1 gur1n g out labor sav1ng dev1ces such i!S duc M 1ng as s1gnmenl s 11 s ea s1er t o mer.l your dut 1es head on GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A relat1 on ShiP you have w1th a close tnend m1grn be under more stratn than you real1:e Even you don 1 th1nk the root cause IS senous your friend ts ot a 1o1all y d1tler ent frame of mmd CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) lndecrs" e ness wtll not allevtate your problem s to day •t wtll tnstead cause greater com plical IOnS in SIIUBI IOnS where deCI S10nS are required they must be m ade no t evaded LEO (July 23-Au~. 22) Do no l g1ve olh ers Bd\ltse or sugges t1ons today abou t thtngs where you laclol. eJCpert1se and have only cursory knowledg e it you re wrong , and you probabl y w111 be you II be held accounlable VIRGO (Aug. 23-S.pl. 22) Uscally ·you ' re pretty good about gettmg p roper mileage from the dollars you spend bu t today If you want somelhlng badly enough. there s a posstbtltl y you II pay more tor It than tf s worth led lm long su1t t:asl took the ace and returned the Jack declarer puttmg on the queen V...est won thP + 10 l Wes t o m III I]) ll]) ~ l1ll News ill Newswatch Cit Star Hustler [D (D Arsemo Hall I!) Mtamt V1ce il!l Celebrities OHS1oga 51h Anniversary Spec111 The oest ot the past celebnty spec1a1s are showcased 01 Baseballlonlgh1 13 Moneylme lllJ Block Slolhon 11 t K 62 • 10 9-; ... 8 6 5 'l. SO\ 'TII k1ng and cat efully played back thr +Q 10 ; spade ctght mt en dm~ v1a smt prdcr cnce to let h1s parlnrr know he held the hea rt ace Declarer Y. on the 10 of .K\OHJ 4 • Q8 4 +AQ spades cas hed th e A Q of clubs and Vu lnerable Eas t Wt> st led a dtamond tn dummy s Jack Dea ler Sout h Nov. ca me three more clubs declar Sout h Wr ~ t North East er dtscard1 ng a spade and two heans 1 • r ass 2+ Pas~ West also hd d to ftnd th ree cards to 2 NT Pass 3 NT All pa~s throw awa> It wa s easy eno ugh to shed two sma \l hearts but then 11 was Op<'nmg lead + 6 a chmce of hlankmg hts k1ng of d1 a monds or getttng nd of a wmmng spade trt ck Event ua lly he let a sp;.Hie go South played a hearl back t o h1 s 10 West won the ace and cashed h1 s re haps to stop there 11f h1 s methods a l matmng spadr but t hrn h.Jd to lead lowt'd tins I South would probably still a w J~ from th e K 6 of dtamonds to carry on to thr et no trump co untm g g1ve declarer 1" 0 more tncks and h1s h1s four ca rd length a nd 10 spots m both maJOrs as potential double stop contra ct 1 h1s IS a dea I 1n wh 1ch 1t seems al pers Becau se Wes t holds lhe kmg of most 1nev1 tabl e for North South t o d1a monds aggresSIVE' btddmg pa ys reach gamr If Nonh assumed that o ff If E as t held t he d1amond kmg the South had a mm1mum openmg he def enders wou ld take SIX tncks and set would b1d three d1 amond s hoptng per the contract t~,~; o tncks CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 45 Advan 1 T1ors I age Auss1o 1nslrumen1 4 On lhe lor agenda smokers 5 Cmema 17 Twk ' s lllle 18 Prolubar Yesterday ' s Answer 16 Bread cam no 6 19 Bran an cas Hall1day Electronic slau lh s 21 26 P1g's d1g s Road s~gn 30 Wh oll y Odomele1 3t P u an h a l 1sh 35 36 Exc1l ed Bean s 37 Cal c h IIXQ 38 M1 sch1el 28 Traltona Opry 10 Newsman maker k1t c hen 39 Seaman need 40 Donaldson 29 Duac 101 word Zs some 22 Soggy - - Freeze s end1ng 23 - cumber 9 Grand cho1ce SilO 7 S llelch 1ng 8 D1san novel May 20 Fam1n1ne muscle 24 PoetiC 27 fmds 3 Jug band Tabloland 15 G1Ns 22 haha 2 M1mng lype 13 DOWN 1 Cap1lal of learn "Exod us" he10 30 Longs (lor) 32 01gan part 33 Cham 1s l' s place 34 lmpnso n Illegally ( sl ) 41 "Othello" f!J News , oo rn u b y understanding the mtluences wll1 Ch are governmg you m the year ahead Send for your A slro Graph pred1Cl1on s tadap Oy ma111ng $1 25 10 A stra Gra p h cto th1 S newspaper P 0 Bo x 9 14 28 Cleveland OH 44101 -3428 Be su re to slate your zod1ac s1gn SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Gcacd aga1nst 1nchna11ons today to t alk abou1 th.ngs you have yet to do as tho ugh they OSOL were already a la1t accompli You could be emb arrassed 11 someone gr ad es your !rack record SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec 21) You re rar too sens1ble a person to be lleve the world IS ready to g1v e you so methmg lor noth1ng yet today you m•ght nang your hopes on th1 s false prem1se CAPRICORN (Oec 22-Jan 19) Or sap poln1ment 1s hk eiy 1f you star t g1v1ng ~ou r self goals and obJeCtives at th1 s Sopl 28. 19!10 ltme your common sense tell s you can 1 be luU1IIed Be reah5tiC and ope ra te w •th M ster1ai cond1t10ns look reasonably your capabilities coml ort abie tor ~ou 1n t he mon th s AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob 19) Pay spe ahead bu t you r grealest tOYS are 11kely c1a l atl entlon to detatiS today because to come lrom the th1ngs mone y ca nt small overs1ghls could create larger buy such as lo ve and va lued problems !han u sual espec1ally tf you rtiBI IOnShlpS make severaltn a row LIBRA (Sepl 23-0cl Q3) Normally you PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) A lnend ol ha-..e a compliant personalit y capab le o1 yours who 1s bastcally a mce per son bul comlort ably ad1 usttng to people and has knack for S! 1rrtng th1ngs up and Ci r cumstances however today you c aus1ng crlsts co uld be busy at work might not have any toleran ce lor p eopte again tod ay Don ' tlet htm draw you 111t o who don t agree you Ge t a tump on 111e his turbulent affa1r s • t\ fd + 38 Type lace ([J (}) 81 11 Moyers ' World of ldeao 0 il!l Crook I Chose Sa pile link Pumping S90, Galha Co RON EVANS ENiERPRISES Jackson OH 1-800-537-9528 Q B4 Muse 10 15 1ll MOVIE Operation PeHiooa\ (2 30) Rotary or cabl• tool drilling Most wells compl•t•d sam• day Pump saln and ttrvlct lQ4. 89S :l802 t .AST +A J 2 "Q ; 2 25 Nabokov 0 A LITTLE WALK WOULD DO YOU A WORLD 0' GOOD SNUFFY WEST +K Blfil 0 m BARNEY t hm (13 poml s facm g onl y 10) North wa s tradmg on what he though t was a grea t d1.1mond f1t litt le su spect 1ng th at South s opentng su1t wa s onl y dOVICO 0 9 i'i90 • J ~ I t AI~ l KJ9H 1t bul 14 B1ke lype 28th Amversary Spectel Stereo @: Ill: Cond1d Camera Goes to the Doctor Peter Fun1 look s at dally doctors patient pa!lents silty s1c knesse s and screwball exam1nahons c;J ~ORTII +9 Three no trump w.1s stretchtng 12 G1rl, to an war s griat 1mponderable ta ctor 1S ass ass1nated 11 221 _ _ _ _ _ _- , BRIDGE 2 Oi 2) 0 9 30 I]) 1J il]j l on1gh1 Show's Complete Mobile Home se1 ups & repairs , also plumbing & el•ctrlcal, rooting remodalmg pat1os & decks etc REf.mOE[ lNG! R1terences Est1matel 6142561611 realized she only had ONE T;_R:: E:: E::__ 9 05 ffi C1v1l War Lmcoln the REVOLVIN'S DOOR . IN ' ,, Lasl summer my ne1ghbor happily purchased a ham mock The next day she wen I to the slore to return 1t She t1 Vacc1no (D Glory Days Fop1ano s friends are surpnsed when ne falls for a lat lady (A ) 0 MOVIE Rosery Murders IRI I2 00) ® Nash-vtlle Now tl2l Top Rank Boxmg ilfJ Larry King l-Ive! Improvements Behmd - Doubt - V1per - Penod - ONE TREE (!) Gabrtel's Ftre 8 1r d searche s lor the man who can prove !115 1nnocence (PI 3 J below vou develop from step No SCIIAM-UTS ANSWERS 5 Taxan (!) CIYtl War Lmco ln the war s great 1mponderat>1e I actor IS assaSSinated (1 22 ) I the chudle quoted by f i11ng 1n rhe m1U1ng words IH( ~E ~QUAilS a pro basketball sta r 1nto play1ng tm Cheers m a game fl]J CF(~ICN Home 82 Trucks lor Sale 0 S URPRISE, SURPRISE• YOU CI>.>J RU'-' BUl ' Antique 1930 modal Ford Sedan All newl This OrMI Is nlca l Tt'lla car must ..111 No NIIQnabla oHar t~fus•d $10,000 or beat offer Sea at Riverside M1rtna 614-446-2424 72 m Services Davit Sew- Vac Service G1org11 Crtok Rd Pana, auppllll!li, pickup, and delivery 614 446-0294 GOVERNMENT SEIZED -Vet'lic lat from $100 00 Mlata't, Corvet!IS, Marc«<u, Jaguars, Porches 1nd other mrtc conlltc1ted property now being eold to the general public l=or buyers guide call (708) 35!>9802 E111 7585 Open 7 days 8 00 1m to 11 00 pm War John W1lk es Boo1h dreams ol vengeance lo• 1he Sou th (1 08) ~ @l I!]) lop Cops (1] CD The Simpsons ru sty the Clown IS accused ot robb1ng a conve n1ence store iRlO 0 Murde1, She Wrote ® American Mua<e Shop QJ PrlmeNews ~ MOVIE The Borrowers Motor Homes GOVERNMENT SEIZED vat'11cta s from l100 Fords M~t cedaa Corvanet Chavya Surplus Your ar11 (I) 805-687-6000 Ext S-1018\l Anantlon Sports Car Collect ora 1964 Auatln Ma&ley Sprite NIIIV reltorable, extre motor, fi,OOO 614-367-nc6 g (}) Cl~ttl () & t984 VW rebblt, txc cond, 41 apMd, n•w tlr.. , $2,400 1984 1988 J&.,co told down campar Pontiac Bonnavlll• exc cond, Fumanca sink, gas atovt new llrta and paint, cru lu, air t laepa 5 Like new S2,700 614· auto PS PB, AM FM, mull aaa 949-2949 $3,400 3~75-6554 23ft Terry with bathroom, 1987 Camero Z 28, brigt'll red sla•pt 8 Dual whMis, $1,895 A!~ PS, PB, a1r, 1111, cruise, 614-286-6522 AM/FM canette & morel $8 700 614·245·9075 1988 Ford Tempo $4 695, t968 Pont 6000, $4 695, 1988 Chev Caiebt'lty, $4,695, 1988 Dodge Ariel $3,695, 1989 Otda Cutlus Suprema, &7995, 1986 Dodga SOC) $3,595, 1987 Pont Sunblrd 13,795"1987 01do Calolo$3,695, 1986 t'ont 6000 S2,195, 1986 Ford Escort GT S1 995 1984 Toyota S W ~x4, $2,495, 1984 Nlsun 200 SX S1 995, 1984 Ford $1,295, 1985 Dodge Exp Oavtona U,495 1984 Pont S B $1295J.. 1983 Ford T-Bird, $1,895 1981 uldl Cutlass $1,295 , 1982 Chev Citation S695, 1978 Olds S W $395, B&D Auto S.11 111 Hwy 160, 4 mlla1 N ot Holur 614-446-6865, or 6t4-446-618Q Citotlllf'A Budget Transmissions , Used & r11buln, .tar11ng at $99 614 24556n, 614-379-2263 1982 Ford 4 wheal drive, $2 500 au1o &14446-C323 O III I]) 0 Falho• Dowling Myster•es Prestw1ck s life 1s endangered when Father Dowl1ng w1tnesses a murder l{'(f'o - 8 ft pick up bed tor 1981 Ct'lev rolet 304~7S-6084 VInton Auto Sll~age Foreign !!. Dom P1r1s buying lunk c1n 614 388-9062 1987 Dod9a Coil OL PS, P8, AC 4 new l1rn automatic Gels good gas milage On l ~ ona owner E•callenl cond111on Must aell Make otfer 614-992 23n a motor pt'lonl 1981 Bukk Reg1l Limited 2 door coupe Full power, axtr1 nice, V6 $1.~ 614-992-6719 1984 Oldl Cullen Suprem• AC, PS, PB, 2 door, 66,000 milu 1 owner, S2,9SO 814-245-9441 m Accessories Truck topper tot 8' bad Asking $60 614 985-3333 C (]) Ma1or League Baseban {1j Ma1or League Baseball (lJ [2) II) Entertatnment Tomght I]) 0 Mama's Family I!]) Throe's Company ID Ladles Pro Bowlers Tour & 402 Chevy big block 6141992-6244 (correct number) il]j Jeopardy I Crosst1re 8 00 I]) IJ il]j Cosby Show O Comple<o UNICiAM8lE ABOVE lEIHi l 10 GEl ANIWEi 0 1 30 (l) IJ ®I one fellow s1ghed, "I learned one th1ng The guy who falls P"N 1 NVMBEi!D lEII!R ~ IN 0 7 05 (]) Happy Days C~INIC 992~119 2 Flrtt half Heltlre, 2 nice bult calvas, bred IMic .. lo Reaittar.d Llmoualn Bull. &'f4...4.4t-4,.4 76 197i Pontiac Bonneville Brougham, l011ded niW tlru, runs good Now 22 caliber aemt auto, modei70HC 304-G75-n81 1979 Ponll•c LIM1n1 S!1tlon Wagon 78,000 actual miles 1979 Malibu Ci11slc 614-4468691 c:::-ty Motors 1976 Lowtt boat, 14 fl, 20 hp motor awlvel seals, 11-v• w•ll $1,000 304-t95 3335 875-4534 1989 ,.,.w & 11Jn 17 tt Starcrah Trt-Hull Bo.!lt 125 PIP Ev1nruda Englnt, complete top, new upholstery Ca ll 614-286-1316 after 7 00 p m 19611 Dodge Caron at 440 318 motor 84,000 miles Good con· dillon $1500 8141742-2157 Like new, MaSMy F•rguaon, 220 H1y Ballf 1!114-446-141t Naw Holland TIS Fon~ga box, 3 bNtart, tandam aria $7,900 UNCI lntan1tional ton1g1 wagon Top Cash paid Old tumitura 2 beatara, tandem axf• wagon cuboarda, quiNt, oriental, $1,300 Utad New Holland 28 paintings toys, or anllra estate forage blower $1,500 U..O New call collect 304·525-3275, or 304 52"3-6854 For Sate AKC R~itler~ Chow Holland 30 blower 11,200 UHd Chow, ersa m female, 9 mo• old, Ntw Holland 77U chopper 2 row h18d, elactrle controlt b,soo 54 Miscellaneous very triendl"t $200 614-367-05'17 UH<I How Holland 118 chopper, Merchandise Good n1lured Siberian Huska., 1 row h.. d, electric controls m111, 11 mos old, SlSO 614-446- S5,900 Uaad Naw Holland super 20" jlrta like blc~ c la 614 6587, 614-446-1542 117 chopper, 1 row head S2,000 98.5 102 Two uud New Idea 323 one row Groom and Supply Shop-Pat Almo• new sofa & r.clln•r Grooming All brttda All lt)llal pickers $2,000 Two used New Idea 10 one row plekara $1,000 und 4 moa, m•pMI coHN table lama Pet Food Dealer Julia Uted New Holland 355 grinder 114-446-4430 Webb Call 614446-0231 mlnn $5,000 Und New Hoilind 352 grinder mixer S1,60d Uaed New Holland 425 lkid ltaer loader $6,500 New HotSNAFU® by Bruce Beattie Land 553 dlnal tkld ltMr loader datura S14,500. New Holland 454 ekld stMr loader 911 $12,500 l<"flf"l S.Aica Canter 91 At 87, Polnl Pl.. tant and Ripley Road, Phone 304--8e5-Ja11t Boats tor Sale H1rd top coupe automatic, res· good &e50 e14Bell Peppara 1980 Cemaro Rally Sport 305, 5 1pd, loedld, 22 000 mlle1 like new, Call Evening• 614-446 New Holland 707, 3 pi hitch foraga harvuter, Fox 2100 tonga htrvHtar, Gahl grinder mixer, axe eond 30-4-2n-.t215 75 m WAP 1989 Suz Katana 600, 7,500 miles, Red · New Metzler~ , l1ke new! Call Evenmgs 614-446 6054 Autos for Sale John O.rw 4020 Ole•~ wi1h turbo ohargar, exe eond, 304882-2841 aft•r S 30 PU Flth Tank, 2413 Jackaon Ava Point Plaaunt , 304-675-2063, 10 g1t set up S14 ~ and 10 g•l complete $43 25 'I almost got arrested lor shoplifting He put a pnce tag on my purse " 1989 RM125 Suzu"l Good condillon, good tlret Ex1ra par1s $1675 6141992 7291 attar e 00 pm Musical Building Supplies Grain e 0 ®I I!]) Wheel of Fortune C (!) Andy Orlf!11h CII Cll 0 Inside Ed1t1on II) (II MocNOII Lehrer NewaHour I!]) N1~hl Court ~ Q) Current Allan 0 MacGyver ® MuSIC Row VIdeo ~ SportsCen1er 13 Moneyhne a::D Scarecrow and Mrs Kmg WAVE I COT11l Ol.ll.Y DART GOO ll.llliE WJRl.D! 0 _ _J. l -.J---L-_J.._.J__...L 7 00 (l)IJ ,----- - ----, _. 1--rl_;_;:T:I6,.=..,..:1___;1,...:..,1,--11 6 35 (]) Andy Gnlt•th ARLO AND JANIS Hay for Sale Clover I T1moth't Round BIIH In the Fl•ld 614· WHITES METAL DETECTORS Ron Allison, 1210 Second Ava, Geltlpotia OH 614-446-4336 Nlc•ly Fumlahad Mobile Home In city. CA S~Jitabl• tor 1 perlOft Rat &O.p Required 814446.03311 Twin R1Yen~ Towa~ 1 Houalng for lha Eldarty and HandicapPed Apirtmenla now nallabte-renllng tor 30'4 or tdjultad Income. 200 Second Sl ot call 304-6758679. S2300 Used Fumltura C1ll 614-9Q27212 Ot 614-i92-7240 Nicely Fum'ed Small houte, garege, not IUI!abl• for children, no .,.t•, SlOOimo DopooM, 114-446-03311 Room and board In my home for an atdarly person In Racine lfll 814-94~2212. bedding 304-67S- Rtmlngton Sportsman 76, scope, 11rap and e~sa 304-675- 2 BR, 4 1f2 mllft from Gal· llpoll•, OrMn School. No pals $235 per month &14-448-80j8. 35 Lots & Acreage p.m Reconditioned Wuhere, Ory•re Guaranteed prompt service for all makes, models The Wuhlr Dryer St'loppa 614·446 2944 N~ One bedroom apt• for rent $225 month Oap011it required 014-982·2218 ahtr 6 p m a ac,.. lind on At 2 Ecklrd CNpol Road, 304-47W1110. Rainbow sweaper with all altacnmonts $450 TWo mans black dress leather jackals (like new) Size 40, 42 $50 each 614446-3257 N51 14a:70 wlea:pando, 75 tcre land, Point P1Nsant, Many 1xtr11, prked on ln1pecllon. 304-175-791'7: tituat~ Por1abll lighted atgn S299 Free delivery/letters Pfast1c letters $4750 box 1-800.533 3453 any11me AKC R1g'ld Chow Chow 1 Blacks Blues , Craams, Reds, ttoo each, 614·256-1447 3 or 4 bedroom houn 1nd lhraa bedroom 11par1mants tor rent In Mlddlepor1 eJ4-992 -2.554 1'174 C.nlaga Hou11, All alae 2br 2 beths 12x65 S6,000 814446-1511 Must Sell Soars Trac 20 Exercise Equlpm•nt $300, King size bed (new mattress) $300 with linens , Full slz• bed {manrtsa like new) S100, 40 gal hot water tank (gas) $100, Laundry alnk $10, 3 tub slnk(staln lest steel)$100 Grease tr~p $200, Counter top 16 · pizza oven S50, Building front ll gh1ed sign $25, Sears self-propelled lawn mower with grass c1tci1er $200, 20 f1 aluminum extension ladder S30, Portable ••wing mact'llna with cabinet l10<f; Exhaust tan Refrigerator elde by slda (hotpolnt) ttso Call Th ursday between 10 00 am and 4 pm 6t4-"M2 2515 2 raglstarld Shetland Sheepdogs (SP'Ielllaa), 6 weaka old 1 mala, 1 female l150 111ch 614·742·2413 Houae, 3 bedroom l'lnchar, 6 1r'2 IICrft, 304-675-3372 1970 Skytln• 2 bedroom 12160 Gal llova, gas tumaca , carpet S3500 &141378--&231 KnuckJaboom tog loader 614379 2758 RENHOOWN 6t4-446-3158 6 pc wood group $14 01 per wHk 4 poster bedroom swte complaia t15 20 par week dinalla wltP'I 4 chairs $750 par w11k Magic Chat 14 cu ft R1trig1rator $"12 95 par weak, 15 CU h frMZtr , $10 90 per WHk Vi AI Furniture At 141, 4 mlln ott At 7-Cenlenary Open 7 days • wa•ll. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oliva St , Gallipolis New & Used tumhun, h1atare, Wutern & Work boota 614-446-3159 Furnished Efflclanc.,, tl75 UtllitiH Paid, Galllpolla, 614448-4418 atilt" 7p m KHchan cabinets, good condl· lion Make otter 614-446--ti587 or 614-446-154 2 PI=::Cc:K~EN:::_S:-FU =:Rc-N:-IT:-U-:R-:E~- rooma & bath, newtv ,.modaladJ.. S2001mo All utittlas Included, uaposlt requlrtd 614· 446 m3, 514 -<146-4222 Mobile Homes m P~rk, & 0 m 1_ 1. 15_ 1. A group of men wenl hunt1ng When lhey returned ~~~ r~--A-L_L_T_Y_S_~ asleep lirst usually ------ • 0 (II 3-2 -1 Contact ll]) ~ CBS News I!]) Andy Gnlfllh ®Top Card ~ Sponslook liD Black Stallion Slereo Route 33,Mobile North Home of Pomeroy Country L011, rent1le, ptr11, 111.. Call 614-H2-ll11'il h ome whh 3 b.droorms tamily room garage In Rustle Hills Syrecuae Priced at S39,000 6t4-992·5465/614·992·3171 32 III I]) 0 ABC News A . ~ Abbott and Costello IIl W1ld America 0 ,..:..t.:,.:II'N::_,:t--=;..1 I 6.30 I]) IJ il]j NBC N1ghlly News • ~ Hay ~~ ~ R S H H ~~ f--,-:,.__;:_,,.....;.;.. 6 05 ffi Beverly Hillbillies .: Mote rcyc les ~~3 a OKAY LET 5 DO iT WELL IF IT 5 60iN6 TO BE A CAMPA16N PHOTO [ FI&Ui<.ED IT SHOULD ~AVE A DOG IN IT i•• 64 r r1 1 O 0 m be 1,~ ,~ m o th 1 low to form four slrnpl1 words III Cll ll]) !21 News I Dream of Jeanme 3-2-1 Contact Squa•e One TV ALF Cartoon Express ~ Budwe1ser Thoroughbred Olgaa1 World loday lllJ Batman PFANIIT'\ ''PIGPE~ 74 Ofour Reorronge lett.n of tcromblld words THURS., SEPT. 27 • I]]) @ II) (II I!]) [) Space for Rent 1 bedroom lpar1mant in Mid· dltport Total alaetric watar and kitchen furnished $210 month!~ plus deposit 614 IN2..J667 or 614-m-3312 2 • 6 oo rn u A P~OTO DID YOU WANT Merchandise ~UUIII EVENING W>IA~ K I ~D 0~ Pure br.ct Collie pupplu, no papere, hither reglalered, mother not , $125 ueh. Ripley :J04-37NJ390 IIIAl DAILY Viewin~ For Sale 1987 Ford Ranger 4 wt-1111 drive, air, crul1a, 50,090 miles, S6,000 614-367-0517: 73 The Da1ly Sentinei- Page- 11 Television NJDWHATA LCXATION! '(XJO/Eil.LOOK 11-IE 1-lll.lTII ... 1987 To.,ota 4x4, $6,900, 1988 GMC S-IS $4,995, 1985 Chav S10, 1-6, P S , $3,295, 1919 Ford PU nice $2,195, 1985 Ford Bronco $3,695, 1979 Ford P u $1200 t980 Chav Silverado, p{J , $1.100, B&O Auto Sal•s, Hwy 160, 4 miles N of HoC18f, 6t4-446-6865, 614-446-6189 Cut your grocery blll1 In half1 vaiiJI.bll frH Information Sana aelt addresead st1mped an· v•lopa, %. E E Lanier P.o Box 1187 Gallipolis, Ohio 45&31 Pomeroy- Middleport. Oh1o Trucks for Sale Furnished GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 (U rapa1r) Delinquent 111 proper1y A•posusslons Your ar111 (1) 805-687-6000 Ext GH4562 lor currant repo lilt Cere Center . Drop-Ina 72 Steapin9 rooms with cooking Also trailer Apace All hook·ups. Call aner 2 00 p m, 304 -7n5651, Mason WV 0 J While Ad , 2 acraa wooded ..lo, ·-ob'i, a111kll:tre M-F .,. IC,.., Sclplco Town1h1P, lncludH one houee Only I '"'"' • 1:110 lt."'- A;a! 2 -10. St38,000 1141315-4110 after 7.00 .._ 10- 35 304-G7~04 2 bid room, lull size basement, tor B1r'oar, SWIIttl 614 ---_J~ Comm•rclal Lots, Eureka lot• & Acaraga 12 .!ICraa Galllpolla, Building site, 45 acru timber, SPORTING GOODS Turn Amarlca'a lOve of sports Into a suceasstul business You can own and operate I IUCCISIIIUI Spor11ng Goods store with Na· JOB HUNTING? NEED A SK ILL? lloru~l Buying Power, Extensive WE lRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS Tr1ming, Proteulonal AISIS· u Auto Mechanics, Account - t1nca Fot Information call TIM ingJComputlng Sp~1aiiAI Car- BERUNE SPORTS 800-243 penters, Cosmetologists 8464 El.ctrlclans, Food Service Wor1lars, EIKtronlcs Tech· Wanting to rani 4 ch•lr Beauty niclan• lndustrill Mamten1nce Salon, R.. d., to mow• lnl 614Wor1lers, Machinists, 446-2107 Paralag~l•, St(ratariaA 1nd Welders Register now tor etas- 22 Money to Loan ... baginnmg October 1 1990 Cell Tri·County Vocet1ona l Adult LOANS BY MAIL C.nter II 1 800--637-.6508 A Up to $5 000 In 72 hour. We variety of funding sources to ca n help you gat a signature pay for training 111 ava1labla lor Loan By Mall 1-900-246-65()0 thoea eligible sg 115 ,.. 2~159 \highl Room• tor rent- weak or month Starting 11 S1201mo Gallla Hotel 614-446-9580 r==========:r----------l INTELLIGENCE JOBS FED CIA, US Customs, DEA, etc Now H1rlng L1st1ngs (1) 805687~0 Ext K-10189 Looking tor an apt manager New Haven WV 24 unit projaet , blslc tklll rM!eded m malntenu and office worit 304 755-8063 or Hnd rnuma Sarg•nt Squ•r• Apt, PO Box 562, Poca, WV \I "You have two choices , dear...take it or leave it!" Full lima blbyt~lttlng position available In my home Send resuma to P 0 Box 21 Kerr, OH 45643 Help wanted Mutt be ou1 ot achoot McClure 1 Family Restaurant KIT 'N' CARLYLE® b) Larry Thursday. September 27. 1990 Rooms 446-7496 ahar lp m Experlaneed media ulaa f'lpr ...ntalln a ... plua comml ..lon 304-m-7885 call tor In Miscellaneous lor Rent Upstair~ the numberw to - Apanment Unlurnlahed Pomaro~ 4 Adults only 614·992·2275 CtMthlrt, ky~r CrNk ,,.. C.ll after 5pm CS14 wanted Thursday. September 27. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport. Oh1o Slereo 0 v11ia1n 42 Gamet Pyle lor one 43 Tllo s roal name 44 Does compan son shoppmg IJAILY CRYP1'0QUirTES - llere's how to l'ork 11 9 127 30 cr> 1J (fl) Life stones Aller a routine lab test a man d1scovers that he has colon cancer Q (!) Magnum, P I II) John Mctoughhn's One on One I]) 1J N1ghthne ll]) Nlghl Cou~ !21 Ill 'Lenny' CBS lola Night Extra• A blue-collar worker IS forced to work two jObs to care for a fam1iy Q 0 AXYIILBAAXR L 0 N G FELL 0 W One letter stands for another In thrs s.unplr II IS U5ed for the three L's, X lor the two O's, el1 Single letters. .1postrophes, the length and !onnal1011 of thr words are all Is h1nls Each day the code letters are d1llerent CRVPTOQUOTE Y W B <.:II UPWF WF UPM lJMitl ~ Spo~aCento1 a Sporto Tonight Borrowers (2 30) liD MOVIE: The 11 35 III Cheers 0 12.00 IIl Star Huotlor I]) 1J Into lht Nlgh1 Slereo ll]) Magnum, P.l. (!l) II) My Talk Show I1JI The Equallzor ® Nllhvlllt Now ~ ISPN'I Speedwook NowANight a 12·051]) Hlghtllno Q t 2'30 I]) D il]j Late Night With 01vld Lettennon SY c FGM N U rM SY ZMRUHMVCB YSB HS UI'SI"M GSFFWTIIM PWF J p s liM NCH FMBQWNM lJS PWV - JWIIIIWCV GI'MIIGF \'e•terd•v• Cryptoquote: A MAN CA N NO MORE SEE HIS OWN fOIL Y TIIAN liE CAN SEE IllS EARS - WILLIAM MAKEPEACE TIIACKERAY �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Poml!l'oy Middleport. Ohio Thursday, September 27, 1990 .--Local news briefs... -~ Middleport Court news._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Co ntinued f rom page 1 s~vera l documentar ies and is in the process or deve loping l 'tdl •os on various ethnic groups which settled In Ohio . Hi s topic will focu s on ear ly se ttlem ent in Metgs County based on hts work wtth th e 1850 popul ati on cens us. Th er e will be sliues f r om M eigs Co unty w ith emphasis on Pom er oy tr ad itional or fo lk arc hitl'c ture. · Re fres hments will br serve d follow mg the prese ntat io n EMS has four Wednesday calls Me igs Coun t)' Em r rgrncy Mr dica l Se r vices r es pondpd to four ca l ls for ass is ta nct• on Wedn esdav. At l : 58 a. rn , Pomeroy squad and fire departm ent r es pond ed to a chimney f ir e on Welcht own Hill . Th e squad returned to the scene at 2: 45 p.m . Rutl and squ ad wa s c alled to State Route 124 at II 42ia m . Malco lm Hill was Holzer M edica l Cen ter. A t 4: L1 p. m .. Rac tne squad went to the Sout her n Hi gh Schoo l footbal l ft eld . Robert Hr ndri.x was taken to PIPasant Vallev Hospit al At; 5~ p .m . Middleport squad went to South Seco nd Avrnuc for Mahpl L~ m·. Lanr was ta ke n to VetPrans Memor ia l Hosp ital Fo ur we n• fin ed and th rer oth er s forfeited bonds i n th e co urt of Middleport Ma yor F r ed Hoffman Wednesda y nigh t. Fi ned w ere T . A. Hyse ll , L ancas ter . $425 and costs and three days In jail , on a charge of p hys i cal con tro l of a motor ve hicle w hile under the Influence of alcohol . and $50 and costs for dri v ing und er a financial r is k suspension; Li nda J. Ha r rison. Po meroy , $425 and costs and t hree d ays in jail for phy sica l control o f a motor vehicl e while under the infiuencP; James Har· rl s. Middl eport , $50 and costs. open cont ainer; and Robert L. Whit e, Middleport , $25and costs . disord er ly manner , and $100 and costs and fi ve d ay s in j ail on a charg e of petty theft . forfeiting bonds were Rgbert V. Knapp, West Columbia . W. Va., $460 bond on physical control of a motor vehlrle while under the Influence, and $60 on fictl tious tags; Melvin B . Freeman , Syra cuse , $53, speeding; Junior L Ch aney , Galllpolls Ferry, W. Clarification In Tuesday's story regarding the bond set In th e case of James J . Crisp . It was stat ed that a m oti on to step down from th~ case would be fil ed by Judge Fred W . Crow III . A court spokesperson Indica ted Wednesday morning that the motion must be filed by one of the parti es In the case. Va. , $460 on phy sical control of a motor vehicl e while under the influence of al co hol, $60 for consumin g alco hol in a motor vehicle. and $60 fo r no operator 's licence. Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMISSION S J am es Wyatt , Pomeroy _ DISCHARGES - t>ione. Ohio Lottery Cincinnati's magic number drops to two Pick-3: 011 Plck-4: 5188 Cards: K -H, 6-C, 10-D , 7-S Low tonight n ear 60. Saturday , cloudy. High Sal urday in Page 4 70s. Chance nf ra in :ml,f'rcent. Thomas Alva Edison of Menlo Park, N.J .. first recorded sound on Dec. 6, 1871. The tune he recorded was "Mary Had a Little Lamb.· C. Vol.41 , No .t03 Judge .. , Conll nurd from pagr 1 sP nt em·pd toonryrari n jail . to br served co nsPcut iv Ply. or follow · ing , thr s(• ntr nce on th P chargrs listr d in th P indict mf'nt Clinr. rPprrsr ntPd by ~ki g:; Cgu nt .\ l'u blic DP fPnd er Char les H . K n ig ht . w:1c; al c;o ordrrrd to p a~-.: court cos ts of the act ion iJ.f::JlOS l him Jo~rph PowP II. :27. r hangrd a prf'v iou<.;J_v L' n re r r d plea of not gtJi l t.\ to a g uilTy p lea on c h a r gf'~ con tainPd in an ind tc tmr nt f ilt•d m.Ju l v . Powl' ll. o nr of 12 ind iv idu al s indi ctrd on dr ug-re lated off(·'nSPS in J u i ~· . is c harged with onf'rmmr of tra ffic king in rn arijuanor dnd two count s of f'ulti v ation .Juj gf' C'mw. on th P recommr n· el a tion of Prosec ut i ng Att or ne.v St on· and Publ tc Dr fend ct Kn ig ht , .Sf'n tencrd Po wpJI to an 18-mo nth determinatr scn te ncf:' and co urt ros ts. r\'o fi ne was 1mposf'd on Powpll duP to hi s bt"i ng ind igrn t Accordi ng to Kntght , Powel l's srn tr ncr ste ms fro m thPf ac t thJ ! i t was a fir st offf'nsP and th<.lt ·· rhf' onr of fpn sc t ha t Po w(~ !! admi fiPd to committin g did not in vo lvr thf' rPceivin g of fund s" .J o hn Bl a ke. another of th e 12 i ndic ted tn J ul y , entered a g-uilty p lea to rwo co unt s of traffi r king i n mJriJUJ na. onr ro unt a thi rd clrgrf'c fr lom · a nd one counr a fourth clt•gn •c frlom·, and onr ('ULJnl of tra fficki ng i n cocai ne. 1.1 I PIOn\· olt hr th i rd d CJ2H 'C vestPr · da\ - c h<Jrgcs stl?mming fr om tht' '-oalc. ro Jn unde rcover agrnr U •n trs . will be sentPnced on 1\'ovembe r 2i. M ichae l O'Ne i l was sentenced ves terd ay follow i ng hi s plea qf gutlt y on Augustl5 to fi ve coun ts i n a Nove m!Jl•r , 1989 Indictment. Onr oth er coun t in the indict m e nt a ga inst O'Ne tl w as di s missrd yes te rd ay. ma ri juana , S~l.£ LIVING ROOM SUITES SOFAS - LOVESEATS - CHAIRS - SECTIONALS Berkline, Rowe, Craftmaster and More. Many New Styles and Fabrics. .:.~ not hrr h.[)04 had four o[ them for Sl:l. Th e Kicker porti on of the ga m e produced I he number 901048 . and one playe r had th a t number . good for $100 .000 . Si x of t he $" 99. hl1q w orth of t ic kfl t s had th e first f ive num bers for $5.000 Pac h; 66 had the f i r st fou r for $1 ,000; 524 the fir st three for $100 and 5.350 had the fi r s 11 wo for $10. SALE PRICED FROM ONLY SAVE 20°/o TO 40°/o r<'IPasr from prison. No big winners reported in Super Lotto I' LEI' ELAN D 1U P I I r-io Su p<' r Lo tt o player s were bi g wi nnr r s in Wednesd ay's jackpo t wo rth $6 million , brin ging Sa tur dav's Su per Lo tto j ackpot to at lrasl $9 million. Th P winning numbrrs wr rr l R. q_ 12. 1• . and 33. Ou t of the $3 ,4 51.603 wo rth of tirkrt s so ld . Ohto Loftpr v uffi· ria ls sai d lbO had f ivp of thr n u m hPr~ for $1,000 rac h and Train derails early this morning at Mason of the B ure au of Criminal In vestiga tion and Id entific ati on. on M ay 8, 1989 a nd M ay 17 , 1989. Hr w as sc heduled to go to tri al by j ury on Thursday Bl akf', who is represented bv Po mPrny At to rney John R. On a charge cultivation of O'Neil was sent · r nrcd to 1R mon ths in jail a nd a $2,oOU fine O'Nl'i l was al so sentenced to 2 yea r s in j ai l and a $5 ,000 fine on eac h of two count s of tra f ficking tn food sta mps . 18 months In jail and a $2.500 finl' on a grand t heft <wel fare fraud! c harg e, a nd 18 mo nths in j ai l on a second c harge of wel fare fr aud. T he cu lt i va t ion a nd we l fare fr aud sentences wil l be ser ved co nsPc utive ly, or a t the sa m e tim e. w hi le the se ntences on the other c harg es mu st bf' servrd co ncurrentl y H" II of 1he $1U,HOO in c as h found at 0 N<'i i' s home at the t i meo f hi s ar res t was forfe ited to the La w f: n forrem ent T r ust Fund . and ha If was applied to O' Neil' s fi nes . Jud ge Crow also di squal i fi ed O'N r!l f ro m n •crivi ng public assis tancP m oniPs a f trr 0'1'\e i l's •• , UJ~, DISCOVER WHY PEOPLE SAY, I' gu(.t«<• j.,.' rr1!J $499 SOFA & CHAIR SERTA SALE!! SERTA PREMIER COMFORT I YR. WARRANTY TWIN IA. P<. sa a SALE NATia.AL WEATHER FOMCAST FROM 7 .liM i-21-IMl TO 1 AM i-2Q.90 SERTA SUPREME ULTRA I 0 YR. WARRANTY TWIN EA. PC. $108 FUUEA. PcSl$4 OUEIN lET 53 54 METAL CABINETS BASE CABINETS. CHINA CABINETS, WARDROBES and UTILITY CABINTS 20°/o OFF SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER IS YR. WARRANTY TWIN m FUU Ill QUEEN SET S299 S379 $459 IN STOCK CONGOLEUM VINYL CUSHION FLOOR 12 Ft. Width - E WEATHER MAP - A pair ol cold fronts will bring showers to most of the n•ntrai part ol the l .S. I rom Indiana to Utah. Northern Florida will also see a few scat.red thunderswnns . Mostly sunny s kies and pleasant temperatures are In swre for the Ea.•tand West Coasts. I LPI) Stocks Weather Dally stock priers ( As of 10: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Sm lth of Blunt. Ellis & Loewi Am EI PC !rir Powr r .2 t) l~ AT&T . .. ·····-· .. 3 1 ~ A shla nd Oil .. _ ......... ....... 30''• Bo b Evan s... 12 Ch arming Shopp<>s . 9Y4 Cit y Holding Co . . ........ 15 Federa l Mogu l_ .. ....... 15'1, Good year T& R .. 18 K ey Centurion lO Y, Lands ' E nd .. . .... 10% Limited fn c. .. . 13% Multimedi a Inc. .. ....... 58'4 Rax R es taurants ......... ....... _J Robbins & Mye rs. .. ..... 18 ~ Shoney's Inc. .. ......... ll o/, Star Bank .. ...................... 16\4 Wendy 's lnt'l ................ ....... fi Worthington lnd . _ .... ___ .. 19)1 (ii.T&'I' Is ex dividend today) South Central Ohio T hursd ay . pat ches of dense fog burnin g off by m id -mormng. Oth erwi se sunn y and pleasant Ht gh 80 to R5. Light southwest wlnd .s Thur sday night , clear . Low in the middle 50s. Li ght so uthwest winds. Friday, m os tly sunny. High 80 to 8.1. WIC pickup Dates According to the Meigs Count y Health Departm ent , the dates fo r Oct ober WI C pi ckup are October 1. 2. and 4 from 9-11 a.m . and 1-J p.m . Makeup dates are Oct ober 9,15and22. from9·lla .rn and1 -3 p.m The shot d a tes for October ar e October 9 a nd 23 from 9-11 a. m and 1-3 p.m . ____ Meigs announcements _ __ Riverview PTO Riverview PTO wil l meet on Monday a1 7 p .m . al the schooL Babysitting wll) be available; and children attending will be able to vi ew the movie, "The Llltle Mermaid . " 3 Sect 10 ns, 3 0 Pages 25 Cents A Multime dia In c Newspa pe r Pomeroy_- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, September 28, 1990 Copvrightod 1990 15 Patterns $S41o vo. IMPERIAL WALLPAPER APPLIANCE SPECIALS 18 CU. FT. FROST FREE $ 88 s REFRIGERATOR .......... . $3 s 9 WASHER ..................... LARGE CAPACITY AUTOMATIC $2 6 9 DISHWASHER ••.•••.•..•.•• 30'' GAS RANGE •.•..•• $299 UNDER COUNTER HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS. MOST ARE PRE-PASTED, WASHABLE. ... OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF QUALITY ROPER AND WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES IS ON SALE! Featuring Teflon coated wall coverings, the most e•citing innovation in all paper since strippability. Easy clean and durable at a value price. The latest in colors and designs. MAGAZINE STORE HOURS Monday 9:30-8:00 Tutsday·Soturday 9:30-5:00 •ro Ouallfled Applicant• ~~~~et"IPif f FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, TV'S, FLOOR COVERING 992-3671 DOWNTOWN POMEROY, OHIO FIRST ON THE SCENE • The Mason Volunteer Fire Department was the first lo arrive on the scene at a train derailment this morning in Mason. Pictured above are members ol the department later this morning, as they wait on officials lrom CSX Railroad to evaluate the accident Cleanup was expected to begin late Ibis morning . (Register photo by Mindy Kearns. Eastern board hires substitute employees; accepts resignation Th e Ea stern Local Sc hool Boa rd employed severa l su bst itut P r mp ioyees at its rC'gula r meet i ng Wednesda y The board employed Ed gar Pullins as a substitute mechanic for the current school year , Mary Rose__ as____a _substllute. cook. and Randall Boston a substitute mechani c and maintenance person . The board al so employe d the following class advi sors can ting· ent upon app r ova l of respec ti ve classes and gr oups: Jim Huf f. se nior cl ass ad vi sor ; N anr.v Larkins, j unior r lass ad visor : Jnd Bill Blaine as yea rb ook adv isor for th e curren t sc hool year Th e r es igna ti on of sub stitute teacher Sandra Walk er wa s accepted by the bo ard . Thr sclrool board a lso Pntr rr d into an agreement with Lois !hie to serv e as a tutor for .J ason Bl ai r for the 1990-1991 sc hool year . and entered into an agr ePment w i th Ral ph Stflinmet z to tran sport st udents to Rio Gr ande EI Pm c·n· ta ry r et ro act ive to A ugust 2R. In ot her m a t ters, the boa rd : ~A pp rove d an incrP asc in t hP c hange fund for the high sc hool and appr ove d r eimbu rsem en t for Betsy Jones and Debbie P ratt. one cla ss each, as pe r Articl e 24 of the mas ter agreement. - Approv('d an a g n: rm r nt with Univers ity of Rio Grand l' rega rd Ing stud en t t eacher and fi eld experl anc e placem ent. - .1\pproved paym ent of bill s. -A pproved pay m r nt of t hr project rP gist ration fp p rPg ar d· i n_g the l.ead Tt'a chcr ProjPct ;II Oh io Un iv('r sit y. -Re newed m embersh ip with the Coa lition of R ur al and Appal ac hian Sc hools for th e 1990 and 1991 school ye ar. -A pprovad thr new approp r i ati ons for T it le 6B 1991. t hP appr opr iation revis i on for Cha pter 111990 and the re1·ision for t h<· Natio nal Art Soc iet v. -A pp roved the adop tion of su ppkmPn tal sc iPnce text bo oks from Scott Fg r se m an·Di scoverv Science 1989 1K 61 . - Oi scussr d t hf' upc om ing fiv(· m ill. two yea r r m t•rgPnry O~'r i.ll · ing le vy i n Nove mber . -Ap prove d mod i f ications to th e following fund s: Titl e Ill 1990, B and Fund . L otter v Fund . Tupp<i rs Plains Acti vt t .~· Fu nU. Co nsortium Fund and Title 6B 1991JJcund - Approvpd thr dr nt JI i nsu reme r premi um changrs for the distr ict. -Adopted a rPso iulion rrga rd · tng t he se lf f u nd 1ng of the m ••di cai i nsurJ nrr for t he school distr ic t . - Set Turs dav. Ortobrr ~~ ;1! >·:10 pm in t he h tg h sc hool Cfl fPtrria for thr nrxt Spf' ri;d hoard mrrt in g. -S('t T ursd av . October :m ar h :10 p m 1n l hP hi gh sc hoo l r:J!f't r ria for l hf ' ll('.X t rrg ular bon rd m Pt·tin g. Att ending wer r aa.\ Karr p rrsi drn t, \ har lrs Kni ght. \"irf' pr ('Sidrnt: and m r m bNs Dil l Han num. I () McCo\· and .lim Smi th Income should be in school formula, superintendent says COLUMBUS. Ohi o iUPii - A counry school superintend ent told a stat e legi slati ve panel Thursd ay tha t an incom e fac tor must be int r od uced to Ohio's sc hoo l financi ng formu la to mak e it fair. "I hPiirvl' we nePd 10 have an incomP f a(' tor in th is formul a i n ord er to take into acco unt an abtli ty t o pay ," sa id Richard M ax w el l. suprr i ntend Pnt of sc hools in HolmE's Co u n t~'· Ma xwell testified be fore a spec ial Senat e-Hou se committ ee r xa mining thf' dis tr ibution fo r · mula for s tat e aid t o schools. Hr e mphas izrfl hP w as te sti fy ing in his own behalf as an edu cat ion co nsul tant ra r her t ha n as super ! n tendon 1. Maxwel l sa id it cos ts wea lth ~· d is trict s lrss to rai sr the sam e am ount of money from propert y taxes than it cos ts poor d istricts b('Cause propert y val ues are higher in we alth Y di stri ct s Yr t th(' gov r.rnment -r nacted ro llba cks~\ l11r h re du cl' p ro pt" rty ta .-..:Ps ap pl_v equ ally to thr ne ll and poor. In Oh io, thP statP es tablishl'\ 0..1 lr\"r l of support. cu rre ntl v $2 .h:h) per pupi l. That IS mul tipli ed bv the number of st udt•nts in d dis tri ct That u ull ar figu r e, m tnus t hr district 's propPrty va lui t tion per pupil t imes 211 m ills. Pqual s tl1 c amoun t of stat(' assis tanrr. Index figures down in August WASHINGTO N I UP!l - The Commer ce Depa rtment , olferin g another sign of the slowdown in the U .S. econom y, r eport ed Fr i· day It s lnd e• of leading eco nom ic indi cators slipped 1.2 per ce nt in Au gu st , th e lar~es t d ec lin e t his year . The August declin e. t ri g gere d la r gely by concern of r ecessi on and hi gher oil prices from Iraq' s Inva sion of Kuw ait. was thr greatest monthly drop sin ce November 1987, which was p r ompted by the Oct. 19 stock market crash . The department said it s Ind ex was unchanged In July and increased OJ percent in Jun e_ Economists said the report offers th e possibility tha t th e current economic weaknes s is likely to linger through next year. but does not signal re cession. "Th e old rule of thumb is you have to have th r ee monthly declines In the leading ec onomic indica tors to ha ve a r ecession. T hi s is one,·· said Robert Deder ic k, chi ('f Pconomist at No rth ern Tr ust Co. in Chic ago . " This is a furthe r c onfirm ation th at th e econom y is Augu st rea lly showed signs of dev el oping soft ness," he sa id. During the pastl 2 month s, the in dex has dec lined 0.4 percen t , compar ed t o a ga i n of 0.5 perce nt du ri ng the pn""v i ous 12-mon th pe r iod. . Seven of the 11 cco nomtc indi ca t or s used to compilP the Index d ec lined la st month .. fo l towing the tu rmoil i n the M tdd l<· E ast. By MINDY KEARNS OVP New s St aff So m e res id ent s o f M as on r eceived quite a scare in the ea rly m or nin g hours today, when six ca r s fr om J CSX Tri1 nsport ation tr ain dera il ed from the t rac ks shortly after 3:30 a. m . Two car s, in cluding an empt y tanker that had bee n c arry in g cycloh exane, ca me to r('S t in th e yard of Tom and E ulah Redman , Fron t St reet . F ou r train c ars overtu rned, wit h tw o more j ust o ff the trac ks. T he M ason Vo lu n· tf'N F ire Depa rtm en t was t he f irs t on the scene. and a fter a quirk eva lua t ion, f ound l ha t t hP ta nk er w as empt y and thP sound some r esiden ts thought was som ething escapln g fr om t he t ra i n car, was In fact na tu ra l gas rsca plng from a severed gas mPt er . Til e metr r was cl1 ppf' doff wh en om• car s truc k it in thP Ft••dma n ya rd Firefigh ter s l'vacuatetl res J· drn t s on F l rs t St rer t from Brown to Ce nter street s. and m oved in to shut off the gas. Once the gas was no longer a p r oblem , the volun teer fire men work ed at findin g out what h ad bC'Pn con ta in ed in the ta nk er . Even t houg h \t was empt y. fi re Chief Ross Ftous h sta te d res id u<' so met im es re· ma ins m the t ank it self . Cycl ohexa ne, th e chemtca l th a t had l as t twe n ca r ded in the t.:m krr. ir; a solve n t fo r laquPr and rrsi n, a pa int and vJ rn ls h rem ovrr. and is used i n the ma nuf ac· turin g of so lid fuel for ca m p stovf•s. a crord ing to the M('rc k index . Poten ti al h azards fo r !h(l chr m ica l in cl udes fi re or ex pl o sian through hPa t , spar ks or Quayle may visit Gallipolis in October An tnvl!a t io n to Vier Prrs ident Dan Qu av lr to co m e to Ga lll a Co un tv f or a Republica n fund· raisf'r on Or t 1:\ W <!S iss ued by gu bt' rn atoria l can did ate Georgr l'o in ovic h, and other partv off t rals. a spokes m an fDr \·oinov ich s;1 1d Th ur sday Announcemt•n! o f thr invita tion was m ad(' by the Voinovic h ca m paign on Wednesday, w hi lr 1110 ca ndid ate was t rave lin g wit h Pr Psid r nt (;ro r~P 8u ". h on V\." r-dn f's d a~ MikP Daw sun r1 spnkP sm an for th !· Voin ovi ch C:l m paign, o;;;a icl Quaylr has brr n i n\' it Pd, bu 1 hl' had not offic iall y accc·p trd. ·' We arr hoptng vrrv m uc h tw ' li br il hlr to il ltf' nd. ·Dawson O..,Jid Rrport '- had bPen c i rc u l atin~ th r ough town that thf' vicP p resi d ent would be ,· isi ting Oct. 1:1. but no co nfirma ti on was gi\'1'11 . \V irf' srrvi cf' r Ppor ts indi· ra trd ra r lv Thursday Qu a.v It' will bt' v isitin g thr Bob Eva ns Fa rm Frstiva l. but un co nf irm ed r r · por ts say hP w i ll ho ld a bri Pf p rf'SS co nf rrenr r at thr Univrr si ty of H.i o Gra nd r. helico pt er to an event i n town. thf'n rrt urn !o thP u nivpr sit y for a reception and GOP fu nd ra i ser, and no m ent ion of 1he fes ti al was mad e. Deputies probe 2-car mishap A two-car accident on Pleasant View Road near the Carmel Ce;,etery was investigated by deputi es of the M eigs County Sheriff' s Department Thur sday evening . She lby Pi ckens and Shan e Circ le sid eswiped on th e na r row r oad, a ccording to a department new s rr leasc. Mod er at e dama ge was listed to the l eft side of Pickens' 1981 Mercury and also to the left front fend er of Circl e's 1984 Camara . No Injuries were r eported ; no c itations were iss ued. Sheriff James Soulsby al so re port s th at 31 ye ar old Ror ltell Ward of Pomer oy w as arres ted for di sorder ly condu ct aft er warning, as sault , and resis ting arrest following an incident at a State Route 7 establishment. Also arres ted e ar l ier in the evening following an Inciden t at Ha r ri sonvll la was 23 year old Joey King. He wa s charged with disord erly by Intoxication. Both subjects were re leased f rom custody pending hearing In Meigs County Court . VICE PRESIDENT QUAYLE fl am es. Th e chemic al may be poiso nous If Inhaled or abso r bed thr ough skin . and may burn skin and eyes If II comes In direct conta ct "T her e was potential for disa ster th er e We' re rea lly lucky tha t tanker was empty, " stated Roush. He added the train co mpany had been "very cooper· atlve" ln assist an ce following the acc ident . E ul ah Redm an sai d the in ct dent "J US! sca r ed me to deoth .. Redm an stated she heard the noise and ar ose to see a dogwood tr ee fl yin g throu gh the a ir. " [ st ill didn' t-know what h appened ." sh e continued. Af ter severi ng the gas meter . th e tankar car came to res t after st r ik ing a st ump In th e Redm an ya rd Mrs. Redman said her husb and had rec en tly been think ing of hav tng the s tu mp rcmov ed " We'l l p robabJ;· leave 11 there now ,'· she con r ludf' rl M ar ci e Wo lfe, who \i\'eS tn the ho use d irect ly a c ross th e tracks fr om the Redma ns, said she thoug ht th e t ra i n had ro me through th e house . t he noise was so loud . " I knr w i 1 was gotng to happen sooner or IJtr r ." she stat ed . One r es ident in rhe area ~a id the neig hbors all joked about th e fact that if a t ra in was stoppe d along t he trac ks It wo uld r ut them off from thf' rPsl o f th p town , a nd they would havP to r id(' a boa t from the town park to Pom eroy , Ohio . She added that nei gh bors are no longer jok ing abou t 11 this m or n ing. T he 136-car tra in ex tended fro m Brown StrePt to th e Rivrr· Co ntinu ed on page 10 Stone Company is low bidder for Route 124 project Bids on th e pro ject of repla c ing the culve rt benea th Stat e Rout e 124 at Kerr 's Ftun and re loca t ion an d Improvements at the Int er section of 124 and U S 33 were ope ned F rid ay morning bv the O hio D e p ar tm e nt ol Tra nsporta lion. .lor L each. District 10 Depu ty Di r ector ror the Departm ent , report ed that t he a ppar ent lo" b idder on the proj ec t is Alan Stone Co .. Ches ter hil l. wit h a bid ol $U 47Jt)(). Seco nd b tdd er was B G . Ba n is. Day ton, w ith a bid ul $1,:,o0.182, a nd th e thlfd bidd er was Vl iJ id Pn and Jp nk ins. Nelso n vii i<•. w ith a $2,000 ,000 btd A ll of the bids IT'Cf' t\·ra wen' abo ve thr stat r r ngin rrr's esti m atr of $1.1 1J.000 Leach sa id tha tth r btds will be ev al uatPd Jnd thr r ng inf'Pr" s assrssm rn t rr•.' iPwPd hf'forc a drcis ion is madP. pr obOJ bl ,· som r · ti m r nf'xt wrf•k He sa td tha t tf onr of the b ids" ~ICCf' p trd thi' n th(' work ~-~.· i ll start w ith i n d a _v~ Wh i le thP hif1rl1ng ro\'Prc, the rn tj r(' p rojf'ct. thf• li r '>t phase to go u ndrr conqruction wi ll bP thr insta llation of thr undrrgrou nd strurturr ,Jt Krrr" s Run to rP p larP thr old stonr arch whtc h co ll ~l p '>c cl in F rbru o~1 ,. :w David Hendricks sentenced Da v id Hendric ks. 40. La ngsvi lll'. appParPd i n Meigs Couct y Comm on P leas Cou rt on Thurs· day a ft ernoon befor e Judge F re d W. Crow I ll for sentenci ng. T he sente nci ng fol lows a j u ry t ria l w hHr hr was fa und guilt y o f <.1 singlP rou nt of sa lr o f ma riju ana. Hrn drlc k s was charged in connec tion w ith an in cid ent whi ch occ ur rf'd at hi s r ps id encc tn M av of 1989, tn volvin g th e aliPged sa lf' of m ariju ana to an u nclt'rcovpr agpnt of th P Ohi o Durrau of Cri min al Id en tifi r(l 11on and l nvpstig,llmn Sa l r of ma r ijuanil . .10.. ("hargcd in th r i nrl irtrn(' n l. is a th i rd dl'gr ee ff' lonr, <lC'('Orrling 10 Court Bai l iff raul GNard J udgr Cro v: srnte nct•d Ht·n dric ks to a prison tf'rm o f tHo yf'a r s and ordr>rPd him to pa'. a f ine o f s:l,OOO. bot h of Whic h ar(' max imum s a llo·.~"f·cl lw law Hend r ic k<.. v..·a\ n•p:-r~cnu• d m court IJ~· Gall rpo li s d tt o r nP_~r Wil lia m Con if'y, Prosc,cu tin g i\ t tor ney Strw•n L Sttln r£'pres Pnt rd th f' Sta ll· n l Ohi o Four Meigs residents hurt in Thursday crashes Fou r Mt'igs Co unt y res iden t s wf'rr in ju re d in two cra shPS Th ur sd ay, acco rd i ng to th e Ca llia ·Mr i gs Pos t of the Sta te Highway Pa trol and the Gallia Count v St1 cr iff' s Depa rtm ent. In th e cras h at ll. o2 a. m . in Sa li sbur y Townsh ip on S.R 124. 3 of a mil e sou th of milepos t o, three pec ple - Allen G . A r nott, 26. o f 480 Broad St., Middleport, h is passrnge r . Ryan B . M ahr, 22. Rt. I, Middleport , and Mar y E. Pa ul ev. 71, of 510 Pearl St. , M i dd leport, were all taken to V eter ans M emori al Hospital b y th e M eigs County EM S. Mar y Pauley, a pa ssenger of Ja mes E . Pau ley , 67, of 510 Pear l St .. Mlddlepcrt, was tran sferred to St Joseph's Hospital in P ar ker sburg, W Va .. wher e she w as treated for minor head injuri es. At la st r eport she was listed in f air condition In the Intensi ve car e unit. Arnott and M ahr wer e trea ted and r elease d at VMH fo r brui ses. Arnott , driving a 1986 Chev · r ol e! S-10 pickup truck, stopped to tur n left Into the Park & Ride . An unidentified vehicle pas sed Arnott' s truc k on the right, and aft er that unknown vehicle passed Arnott's truck, James P aul ey's 1979 Chry sler New York. whr c h •xa:-. t>Ph!nrl tru ck . "' wa s un;d1lr :\1 Il l ill" 111 '> I1Jp stn king 1.1\ rrw t t·.., trucl\1 tn rlw rpa r." accordi ng to th1· Jnu·:-..r1 ga t i:l .C: t r oopr·r"~ rf'port Ja ffi('S Pa u lr~' ',·I." <I~ f'llt'd fn1 nn t m a in ta inin g J .'-. ... U!t'd cl t•ct J dis tancr. A Rut la nd wom; uJ ILl '> l!lJUn·d in a t h rrP· VPhic i P nash dl :\· '\:r p m. on S.R 7 nont1 of fhP\hlrf'. j ust nort h of th(' J·ctilnJ.ill trJrk . . lead in g in to Hobson. :H"cnrd 1ng 10 !he Ga ll iri Count.\ ShPriff"s Dc pa r tmL•nt. Do nna L \\'ill 1< 1 m~nn . TL. w:-Js '" k en b~· thr Callia Cuuntv E M S to Vf' tNa ns Mf'morial !-lo~pi t a l, v.·hrrr shP was t rra lf'd and r('l Pa SPd tor bruises W ill iamson. dr iv mg a 1 ~ 90 ~issa n Sent ra iS(' nt n. in th e re por t 1 was hl'a din g no rth w hPn. according 10 the investiga ting de put y. "!Da nie l L. Beva n. 44. of Th e Pl ai ns! f ell as leep. we nt l eft of ce n ter and lh ts 1990 Ply m outh Voya gpr vam hi\ <Willia m son' s ca r t." Th e i mpact force d W i ll iam son 's car in to a 1987 Ch evrolet Mo nt e Car lo d riven by Tonia Stover, 30, of K err ·Bethel R oa d. Ca!Upolls. Be van was ci ted for dr iv i n g left of center . -. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 27, 1990