https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a0a8ec8f778f367b27522a38606c657b.pdf 64528ac2bd531abbacaf1588a8c8bb26 PDF Text Text • Pac:• • • Pon•oy-MKidi(!PO!t. Ohio 10-lhe Deily Ss ltlt•sl Bm Chllds · 'roast~' CoJlil'atulatlou to Brian JohnThis year's sale '!as been set aon, son of Shirley and Oon for Friday, Nov. 2, and all area Jobnlon of the POrtland area. craftspeople are being Invited to . Brian has take part. For Information or to been notified rent a table call 992-2161. tbat he hu sue. cessfully come The MeigS Band Boosters anr through the test· In the process of forming a 200 lng program to Club for the · boys' basketb.a ll . become a cerll-' season - a clulf comparable to fled public acthe one formed by the athletic . countant. boOsters during football season.' College, has been with To join, contact Bob and Debt Columbia Gas of Ohio for the past Buck at 992-3833; Don and Bernie · six years. Anderson at 992-22G1, or Danny and Carol Crow at 992-6130. It was called a roast, but It was .· . The club will awarcUhree gifts really a tribute Thursday even- of $50, $25 and $25 at each home lng when a group of 30 friends got . game. together for a surprise dinner Prciceeds 'from the .club actlvl· honoring BIIJ.ChUds a t Oscar's In ties will be used to pay ·ror new GallipoliS. Bill has wrapped up 11 years of uniforms needed tot add.ltlonal operating the Jayrnar Golf band members ...., over 30 new Course near Pomeroy. Everyone members· with a cost amounting enjoyed the roast and even Ginny to around $7,000. The boosters · Ginther, Columbus, a long-time feel that the band Is really on the friend of Bill's came down for the move under the direction of Tony stag event. 'During th.e evening Dingus and are anxious to be Bill was presented an engraved · supportive. plaque In· appreciation for his No doubt you are thrUled that work at Jaymar- he finished up your Congress and President there over the weekend. Bill ~lll be going to Bonita Bush are arranging a whole . Springs, Fla., where he ~ll serve passel of new taxes for you to as a golfing pro at the Bonita Bay pay, penallzlng the elderly with a . Golf Club. Blll and his wife; Joan, good deal of concentration on us · annually winter at Bonita sinners. And, of course, we all .Springs where he Is affiliated need a hefly hike at the gas pumps, especially alter we' ve · with the golf club. alread~ been gouged to the hilt. Taking over operation· of the Unfortunately, that's the way the Jaymar Club wll.l be Paul Simon . system works - just raise the . and Pat O'Brien. Income, never reduce the waste. If you're Into arts 11nd crafts, I swear, If It weren't for the great . Miracle meeUng Turkey diMer set ·the annual arts and crafts sale at October bright blue weather, It The Ladles Auxiliary of the The Rev. Leon ·Stutzman will the Senior Citizens Center In would be pretty hard for us to be conducting a miracle service Tuppers Plains Fire Department keep smUing. Pomeroy Is an Ideal showplace. at the Rejoicing Ufe Church at has tentatlvaly ,set its annual 333 North Second Ave., Middle· turkey dinner lot Nov. 10 ·at 5 port, Wednesday at 7 p.m. The p.m. Rev. Stutzman pastors Uberty Temple In Dayton and travels Weekly movies Clara Phillips, . Rutland, a The Meigs County Public LIOpal Wrjght extensively throughout the Unl· brother, Averett Peyton, Springbrary . wl)l begin a series of ted States as a convention · field; and children, Francine 1 weekly movies every Saturday 69 f S P speaker and evangelist. Opal~- Wright, • 0 · t. ar s, Elaine (Everett) _Adams of · beginning this Saturday at 2' p.m. The Rev. Michael . Panglo, died Saturday night while visit- Springfield, Sharon (Mike) Ro· week's movie wiU be ''Star This pastor of ,Rejoicing Ute, Invites lng _her · granddaugpter· In berts of Akron, Mary Jane Trek: CJ ty on thi! Edge of Kentuc~. · thee public to attend the miracle She was born on March 1, 1921, Palmer· of Tennessee, and John Forever." . service. ·In Harrisonville, to John and , William Wright of F1orida, 10. Esta Maude Fazenbaker Wilson. grandchildren, and nine greatShe was prece<led In death by her grandchildren. first husband, Bernard Howe 11, Funeral arrangements are besister, IIJellle, ' and a brother, ll}g completed by Uttleton's Frank. Funer~ ., ijome of Springfield. She Is survived by a sister, SerV~ceswlllbebeldWednesday. · Stocks Hospital ·.. _ _ _ Meigs announcements _ __ ' a new8 lnlO the Persian Gulf ls)lllusual," the Pentagon said, "It Is not unprecedented and Is n.o t meant In any way to increase regional tensions." The· last American aircraft carrier to enter the Perslan'':iulf was the USS Cons~ellatlon In 1974, while Iran was still a U.S. ally and the reilon was generj!lly ~aceful. ' In M;ay 1987, when Iraq was still at war with · Iral), an Iraqi warplane hit the guided-missile frigate USS Stark In the f:'erslan Gulf with two French-made · ~~~et missiles, killing 37 Amer1 .,._,rssa. llors and Injuring 21 01 ""' Iraq apologized, saying the attack was a case of mistaken Identity. Nearly a year later. In April 1988, the frigate USS Samuel B. Roberts hit an underwater mine In the gulf, causing major dam· age to the ship and Injuring four sailors. The mine was believed planted by Iran. Vol.41, No. 106M ~I If your Boots Weren't Made for Walkin', co~e see us about car financing. You Can't Help .Falling In .Love with this rate:· 9.9SO/o A.P.R.! And this gr~at rate is av.ailable for both · new and used cars. Continued frotri page I · from this horrible thiJi'Z by • · House and Senate. This Is lime to limiting some spending But say- we should have said at the what we have here Is the. same beginning Of the y41ar that we're old jleople that want to save the not going to Increase our spendnine old p~otected classes, and lng anymore than pur revenues put It on the backs of people were. , . . . who've. already paid their fair Q. There so""' oth~ thl,ng, and share. Thii·IJ a bad biD. Thllls a I ~Ink. Dick, you re a good · camel You can call It a hone Democrat, but you would agree. you c~ aay It'• )eautlful. n·~ There'• nobody at borne, nobody atlllacamel andtft!lone 1pltlln otliat belleWI that they11 take the mornmt: t · · th- bflh• taxe1 and put It to Q; What'alhealteraatlvehere? the deficit. Everybody beUevn Would you favor the Gramm· thll place will continue apendllli, tludman au~tlc cull to th!l? and we've ilven no evlde11ce at A. · Well, I have a rather all- no!Je, none- that we are at Interesting position. I have actu· all disciplined. It Is lime to thr~ ally voted against moat of these the raacala out. · outraeeouupendlng blul that we · Go ahead, jump In there, . oontlnue to pu.a. So I would aay Congreuman. sqme 01 thele people _ there'• a A. Well., I would bave .to add Deillocratlc majority In the that tJiere • ooe .elemellt where ·. Lynn and I mflht dlaagree v • Quickness of reunification surprises ~ OU . profes~or · Churches' oppoSe ending x-ratings So if Your Daddy·Took Your T-Bird Away, .cruise on down to Peoples Bank for the best car loan rate around. · But huny! This offer is available only during our '· • TtvO ... · · CARNIVAL 1. ' Our Loan Officers Are Cru~in' For car Loans! Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service responded to eight calls for assistance on.Monday. At 2:51 a.m. the Rutland unit went to Meigs Mine No. 2 for Mark Richmond who was transported to Pleasant Valley Hospital. · The Pomeroy unit, at 8:13a.m. was called to Pomeroy Pike· for Ada Starcher who was taken to Holzer Medical CenteF. At 10:14 a.m. 'the Middleport unit went to South Seventh Avenlle for Robert Davis who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Tuppers Plains unit transported Brandon McCartney to O'Bieness at 10: 43 a.m. · At 1: 19 p.m. the Rutland unit responded to a call on Route 143 for Amanda Hammond who was taken to O'Bleness. ·· At 2: 16p.m . the Middleport Fire Department and emergency squad tesponded to a tractor accident. In Rutland In which Norman Will was transported to Veterans. · The Middleport units at 3: 26.p.m. went to North Front Street for Genleve Demoskey who was transported io Veterans. The. final call for as.sistance came at 6: '1:1 p.m. when the Middleport unit and fire department res~nded to an au to accident at Third and Main. :)oy Stobart was treated but not transported. · vERUI Ew . . . . '19 STEAK - CHICKEN " ' . Squads have 8 Tuesday calls Silver Anniversary CelebratiDn RockTober 1st thro~gh 6th. • (Fuzzy dice not included). ..,. . ,.. ~ • PEOPLES BANK • HAPPY BIRTHDAY 1D U~ ... THAN~ TO Y.QUI MASON 773-5514 . POINI' PLEASANT ' 675-1121 •Lo!uta Subject To gua!U!td Or Bon ower. · •Member F.D.I.C. NEW HAVEN 7.73-5514 •Equal Hotulng Leltder til •Loana Muat Be ~Related 'l1tla olrer Doea Not Apply To Model Yeara Prior To 1883. . . ' SAT DCT .13 0 INNER · s·oo LEA11ER OF . THE PACK Meigs County .Sheriff James M. Souls by reports that three . lndlvjduals have been arrested In Mlddletow'l . . Aecordlng to Sheriff Soulsby, 40 pounds of marijuana was di$COvered In a vehiCle owned by Herbert Yonas, 41, Middletown. He Is ~lng held on a $7,500 bond In Montgomery County. Others arrested In the Incident were Harold Pettit, Union Avenue, Pomeroy, and Jerome Howard, Route 4, Pomeroy. Both are Incarcerated In the 1'!flddletown Jail, according to Sheriff Soulsby. . . • A Multimedia Inc. Newtpaper Mr. Hartson. By CHARLENE H()EFLICH . Story's Statement said that the Ministerial He News Staff Se!ltlnel . Tuesday, In response to that I A meeting of church Pilst9rs Associations will share will' request, Story Issued a threeand lay people Interested In thoSe at 'the meeting the response page position statement to the working with the campaign to of Meigs County Prosecuting Meigs County Ministerial Associhave removed from Meigs · Attorney Steven L. Story to their ation regarding, lhe rental of County alleg~ly obscene video request that h)s office Investigate x-rated videos In Meigs County. tapes will be held Thuruday at and prosecute those persons who It reads In part: 7:30p.m, at the Pomeroy United are, In hts opinion, In violation of · "I - There are no allegations Methodist Church, 311 E. Second Ohio's anti-pandering of obscen· that there ·have been any rental St,, Pomeroy. · · lty statutes. or sales of x-rated adult videos to Representatives of · the two Sponsoring the meeting are the <~ny ·minors. As I told you In our Meigs County and Middleport ·ministerial associations met conversation, any rentals to t Ministerial Associations. These ,with Story, Assistant Prosecutpersons under the age of 18 on •• \• two groups launched a campaign tor Linda Warner and Sheriff x-rated videos, would be prosetn· August to challenge the . James Souls by on Sept. 27. cuted vigorously. In addition charge of publicity postel'll lor the Rlvet'VIew CARNIVAL TIME - Fall brings with It school The Rev. Don Meadows, treasacceptabll!ty of what they terin there have been no allegations to -, event. Jull Ia the daughter of Greg and Patricia carnlvala, . and these students at Rive/view "sexually-explicit and violent urer of the Meigs County Ministedate that any of the x-rated Hayman of ·Long Bottom, and Christa the Elementary School 'n Reedsville are working video tapes" rented at various rial Association and pastor of the videos complained of contain daughter of left and Sonia Clrcl01 !If Long Bottom. hard at publicizing their carnival, set for October Pomeroy United Methodist . children. Obviously, any such establishments In the county. 13. Jull Hayman, left, and Christa Circle are In The Associations are planning Church, said the meeting las ted complaint would take this out of a Pornography Awareness Cam- approxlmat.ely two hours. the realm of the discussion we • 'Mr. Story was very cordial : had and would be dealt with very paign ' Iilier. this month entitled •'White Ribbons Against Porno· and took a lot of time explaining severely by my office. .The graphy" plus ~ continuing cam- the law to us," Meadows said. complaint that I have is that paign to Identify those establish- "He indicated there were several • x-rated videos are·being rented ments which do and which do not .probllem areas with hls office's or sold to adults. rent or sell these videos which involvement in prosecuting al"In order to properly underlege,d violations of anti· carry an X, XX or XXX r.atlrig. stand this, I believe It is Impor''We have Invited allpastorsln pandering laws. He also extant that we define what we are emigrated to the United States never thought he would see _the the county, and several dozen Jay pllilned the Jlrnltatlons he has ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - An talking a)>out: parsons, to the meeting," said with stafflng.and that his job Is . from West Germany In 1951 reunlflcatlon ·of Germany. Ohio University professor who "II - What 1& an x-rated Richard Bald, an OU political Mr. Al Hartson, pastor of the technically considered partmovie'? science professor, said Tuesday Middleport Church of Christ and time," Meadows continued. "An x-rated movie Is a movie The Ministerial Associations' he Is still amazed at how quickly coordinator of-the WRAP camthat has been deemed by the East and West Germany came palgn for the two ministerial representatives at the meeting Motion Picture Industry to be requested that Story submit to .suitable for viewing by adults -together. The . two ·nations were associations. them a written statement for r~Unlted at midnight Tuesday "It .Is at this meeting we will only, that is, a person 18 years or ,. following a 45-year division. find out just how much Interest accuracy 'In reporting to their older: It Is noi a rating by any ::.~~.:,..,.,...~·""·'·'-"'·~ ~~ ~· ""'~":!ti>hlli'llnl)i'IO!ll!' ' ..,ho ..:• there Is ili'thli.cBJllpalgn,,apd the· constlttien~ and to the news . govequnental agency . dldri't thhlk reunification was. people who are serious enough media his response to their . "What an X·rating attempts to · Continued on page 5 . . possible In the forseeable !u- a bout It to work In It," continued requ~sts of him. ture," Bald said. " I don't think ,........- - - - - - - - - . . . . , . . . - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , there was one single German • expert who made that prediction." But Bald and Hubert Wilhelm, an OU professor of geography, warned that wfille there ·ts a senSe of euphoria over a united Germany, problems lie ahead lri rebuilding East Germany. · Wilhelm, who ·e scaped froni East Germ~ny. twice following World War II, said for instance, a smail porcelaln·ware factory operated by his cousins .that had been In the famUy for 100 years closed recently. "As soon as the border opened and the money changed they were exposed ·to competition from the West, which forced them to close," he said. Wllhl"m said scores of other small businesses In East Germany may suffer a slmUar fate. Bald said while West ae·r man Chancellor Helmut Kohl deSOUTER CONFIRMED- A smUing Judge David Souter holds a serves credit for bringing the brief press oo.nferenee at the New Hampshire State House'Tuellday countries · together, It was an ~fler being conflnned by the Senate to become · the next U.S. effort brought to fruition by the . dlsptaylnK this year's trophies are Sherr! WoH, Supreme Court Jusdce. Souter could be sworn In 88 soon 88 people df East Germany. A GOOD YEAR- The Eaatern Marching Band field commander, Aaron Wilson and Susie J(Jmes, Thursday. ('IUPI photo) · has had a good year 10 far. The band receutly look senior members, and W!IUam Hall, director. flnit ptaee honors at Canal Winchester which qualifies them for state competition. Pictured ' ., IACINE, OHIO Three arrested by sheriff 2 Sections. 12 Pages 26 Cents campaign underway ·to remove x-rated videO~ i!OrNt MASTERCARD - VISA -GOLDE !II BUCKEYE Continued from page 1 ' Stlversvilie, and the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. William. Carpenter of Stlversville. The LeMay family lived In Meigs County several years during the depression at the Carpenter honie. LeMay ·graduated from Ohio Stae University. He returned to the Stlversville community several times before World War II but has riot been back since. Local relatives Include three first cousins, Freda Carpenter. and Gene Carpenter, Stlversville, and · Anna Haines, Racine. . Neva Curtis of Indianapolis, Ind., formerly of Meigs County, Is also a first cousin. (See page 6 story). •• • ·MER-CHANDISE & .. FIXTURES RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE briefs•.. ~ . --..:----. Low lit mid 80s. Cbanct of rain 80 . percent. Thursday, high near 70. Chanee of rain 80 percent. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, October 3. 1990 Copyrightod 1990 South Centr~ Ohio Mostly clear T.?esday night, with a low near 50. Partly cloudy Wednesday, with highs near 80. Chance of rain Is 20 percent. Extended Forecut Thul'lday through Saturday A chance of showers Thursday and Saturday, with R19Stly (air weather on Friday, Highs will be In the 70s each day, with overnight lows between 55 and 65 early Thursday, and In the 50s Friday and Saturday mornings. · 94... 2100 .. at ON 31D ntEET Cards: 10-H, 10;C, K-D, 2.S • -- Weather Plek·3: 229. Plek-4: 4700 Page 3 STOREWIDE CLEARANCE --Area deaths--- :,·,:-.-~Local Continued from page 1 Dr.. Nancy I(tme, Middleport ented the educational program risk o' being bottled up. chiropractor, recently attendeq on sports Injuries from the In seeking to defend the appar· the d!ltr~ meetiJii of the South tral~r's perspective. . He Is a ent change In strateliY, a Navy Central Chiropractic Society In past trainer with .the Clnc!Matl spokesman said Tuesday that the ChUllcothe: · Reds Iarin .team •. the Cincinnati carrter "was blghly defendable" Denis Behm, an athletic Kids Indoor soccer teJUll, U.S. and Indicated there was Utile risk · trainer from Cincinnati pres- National swim team In the Japan to the ship. . · . and Australia Pan-Pacific meets The Pentagon officially salll and the Goodwll.l Games In the Independence was ~nt Into Seattle, Washlnilon, plus , pro-· the gulf to "conduct normal . gram coordinator for the Clncln· operations" and "to provide an Dally stock price& nat! Sports Medicine and Rehaopportunity for the carrier bat.t le (As of 10: SO a.m.) b!Utatlori Center. group to become famUiar with Bryce and ~k Smith 1'he sccs-ol! reprl!sents chlrO: some of the unique operating of Blunt, Ellis a. Loewi pr!lctlc pltyslclans ·throughout 12 ' conditions In the Persian Gulf." counties In Southern Ghlo, . It said !he· IndepelKience alao Am Electric Power .... :·;; ...... '1:7% would "provide a visible demonATilt'!' ................................. 321!! ne~ :: ~ stratlon of. the operational capaAshland 011 ......................... 3'2 bllltles ot a carrier battle group Bob Evans .... :..................... l2% · . to our friends and allies In the Veterans Memorial Charming Shoppes .. :............ 9% region." Monday admissions- Ellen A. City Holding Co................... 15 The Pen~gon denJed·thlit the Young, Racine; Norman C. Will, Federal Mogul ............... ...... 13% movement the caJ;tler Into the . Rutland. · Goodyear TlltR ...................171!! gulf was 1 tend€ to Increase Monday discharges -Martha Key Centurion ....................10% tension In the. region, where more Burns. Lands' End ...... ........ ........... 10~ than 170,000 u.s. soldiers and Umlted Inc ............. ....... :.... 14 sailors are racing off with Iraqi Dissolution dec.-ee Multimedia Inc .......... , ........ .60% forces occupying Kuwait, Rax Restaurants ...... ............ :.! "Although the movement of A dissolution has been granted · Robbin;" lit Myers ..... , ............ .18 In the Meigs cOUnty Court of one or our carrier battle groups ShOney s Inc . ...................... . 12 Common Pleas to Debra L. Star Bank ........... ... ; .. .. ........ 16 3.4 Wamsley and James R. Warns· Smith in Persian Gulf Wendy's Int'l. ................... .....6 tey II. Worthington Ind .................. 20\4 Sgt. Carter. Smith has been assigned to the United Arab Emirates. Sgt. Smith, a tank commander with Echo Troop Revival services To meet,Thlll'lday . 5-12 CAV Is stationed at Fort Revival services are underway The Meigs County Chapter' of Knox, Ky. He will be engaged In at the Pomeroy Church of the Public Employee Retirees, Inc. demonstrations of the fire power Nazarene, 196 Mulberry Ave., will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at and maneuverability of . the Pomeroy. David Canfield Is the the Senior Citizens Center, MulMl,Al Abrams tank. Sgt. Smith, · evangelist and Jim · anci Cathy berry Heights, Pomeroy. Feahis ·wire Cheryl and their two tured speaker will be Brad Sisson are the song evangelists. daughters reside In VIne Grove, Sturm, PERS; Columbus. All Services ·will be held through Ky. He Is the son of James and goverDinent retirees are Invited Sunday at 7 p,m. each evening, Wilma Smith of Sharon Road, to attend and ask · questions The Rev ; Glen McClung, pastor, Portland. Invites the public to attend . concerning the PERS program. ..Ohio Lottery Blue Jays still alive in·AL East U• S. atrcraJ' ··~-----­ Dr. Kime Attends district meetiDg Beat of the Bend ,It ' WINNING BAND - The Eastern ~bing . Band recent!J captu'ed tlnl place honors at the 11110 canal Wlncheater .Band Contest. 'lbe band . . ' ' aleo qualified for the !!We Marehlnl Finals lobe held ln Cooper stadium In Columbu on No-v. 8. Of the SO-member band, 10 are aevent!' gra,d ers. · ·' \ • • WASHINGTON (UP!) - Offl· clals of mainstream American churches said Wedhe!l(lay the movie - Industry's decision to scrap the :X rating for sexually explicit fllrns was "arrogant and 111-advlsed" l and should be reconsidered. . In a joint statement, leaders of the National Council of Churches ' and the U.S. Catholic Conference also warned the c'hange lnay encourage further 'a ttacks on the Industry and 'fuel a campaign for direct government regulation of movies. In as·salllng the decision to adopt a 11ew NC-17 rating to re.p lace .t he :X, the statement said the Motion Picture Association of America "has caved In to the commerelal Interests of those who are are attemptllli to get sexually expoltatlve material Into general theatrical release. " "It Is an arrogant arid Illadvised decision. which deeply affects the public good," said the statement . released by Bishqp Edward J. O'Donnell, chairman of the Committee on Communication fo .t he usee, and Beverly Chain, head of the Communications Unit or the NCC. . . • Local news briefs----, Fish fry scheduled Saturday The Middleport Fire Department will kick off Fire Prevention Week actlvltles'by holding a !Ish fry Saturday, Oct. 6. . Fish sandwiches will be on sale at the-fire station for $1.50 each. · Serving will begin ·a t 10.:30 a .m. , Deputies probe theft ' The Meigs County Sheriff's Department is Investigating t he theft of some antique Items from an outbuilding on Long Hollow . According to the report, Mrs. Betty Weyersmlller reported Saturday that several antique Items had been taken on Wednesday. Included In the list or Items was a set of single trees ¥'1th separator. · · · Sheriff James M. Souls by reports thai Thomas Matt McCourt, 19 formerly of Middleport, was arrested Tuesday evening .In H~klngpor.t on a Meigs County Court warra~t charging breaking and entering at the Walter Roush residence In Middleport on Aug: 9. McCourt Is being held In the Meigs County Jail pending a heart~ In the Meigs County Court. On Tuesday afternoon deputies were n!>tlfled by Susie Reiter, Kingsbury Road, that her trailer had been entered someUme between 1 and 3 p.m. She reported that a necklace ad ear rings and five packs of cigarettes were taken. . Boord seeks applications otTheEas.tern Local Board of Education Is seeking applications . Coaches are needed for men's varsity basketball, men's · Continued on page_ 5 L,......;..._...;...__.;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;.;;.,;;;,:;,.;;;. _...;____ tor Its whtter sports program.. ~. '~ ' ., " . I �• Commentary stymies pa~ent DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MAsON AREA ~ ~tb. . • . '0 Bm~ ~'--.,...t~d,~==~ . ~v . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH Geoeral Maaager , Pi\T WHITEHEAD A!ISI!Itanl Publisher/Controller A MEMBER oiThe United Press International, Inland Dally Press Assoclatlon ·and the American Newspaper Publlshers Association . . . . LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words tong. AU letters are subject to editing and must be signed with · name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters wUI bepubllshed. Letters should be tn good taste, addressing Issues. not personall· ties. Knowledge best power in m_arketplace ,: , ' .• • • , By lUKEN TIMMONS UPI Conswner Reporter _wASHINGTON- it turns out that.the residents of the world's most consumption-oriented society are woefully ignorant when It comes to getting the best bang for their bucks on goods and services. That fact was most clearly defined las I week by the Consumer Federation of America as it released the results .of a nationwide survey aimed at testing Americans' consumer knowledge In a broad range of areas, from banking and housing, to food, nutrition and product safety. Overall, we flunked as savvy consumers. On average the demographically representative sampling·of 1,139 consumers were able to answer only 54 percent of the 249 questions correctly . Just guessing on the multiple-choice quiz would have yielded a score of 25 percent correct. . More evidence of consumer ignorance came a few days later as the non· profit consumer.education group Bankcard Holders of America noted millions of Americans are succumbing to the flattery and hype arriving almost dally In theli mailboxes and signing up for premium "gold" credit cards they don't need. · The message from Bankcard Holders to those holding the ''gold' ': You're likely paying higher rates an!i fees.for benefits only 5 percent of you will ever use, or which are already avalla ble through standard cards. Meanwhile, more than two centuries after Benj~min Franklin founded the first American fire Insurance ~mpany , ~nsumer crusader Ralph Nader and co· au thor Wesley Smith have just flnl?hed a book they hope wlll begin to rectify most Americans' cqstly misunderstanding of making wise insurance choices, · "Some pay too much for Insurance," the authors said, "and many don't even know .what they've bought." ,. · The results of the Consumer Federation's test, perhaps appropriately admlnnlstered In shopping malls around the country, give . credence to Nader's latest crusade. Only 21 percent of those tested knew the extent to which auto Insurance varies from company to company, while 26 percent realized the decreasing Importance of life insurance as one .gr.ows older. The ~onsumer test also revealed that only around a third know that the annual percentage rate (APR) lsthe besUndlcator of what a housing loan will cost, that neither Insurance agents nor real. estate agents legally represent buyers, the basis of labeling Ingredients on foOd Items or the meaning of a "point'.' on a mortgage loan. ''The tact that consumers are lnadaquately prepared to deal with t)le marketplace costs them billions of dollars a year," said the federation's executive director, Stephen Brobeck. " It also threat~ns their health and safety." · · While the most well-wom path of consumer advocacy Is a cry for , more or better government protection- the federation Is organizing a "White House roundtable" -Brobeck was also quick to emphas)ze the need for education. · · An earlier federation srudy on consumer education showed that only six states, Florida, Hawaii, Ida!IO. llllnols, Oregon and Tennessee, require consumer' education courses In t.helr public schools. And predictably on the recent consumer test, the better educated significantly outscored those with the least education. But the survey results show clearly that even an advanced college degree Is n9-guarantee of consumer knowhow. • . . ·For the time, that must come through the persistence of consumers themselves, wbo already have a wealth of Information on making wise market choices available to them throug.h government, academic, private and industry sources. Dollars can buy just ab.outanythlng In a country that prides Itself on being the global standard-bearer of, capitalism, but knowledge remains the !rue power In Its marketplace. Berry's World ' 1,..00~ ~~4tv.:'· POLL. rf CLA.IMS 11-\~\ 71 ~~,tV:·· {'E~CS,t-\'T Of '®k-¥A?:.: ADUL\'5 • • A.\ \HIS .:.·· SUR'/.E'I'ED re.t..\ ·n-t~.,. @ilcii'J -w.-:· oesceNiiY IN "T~E (f!JJI(#~.:: AATC3 AN' ~W. ®/Jr ,_.,., , . ~A.S ON Et-rt'ERi'"AI~Mf:N"t' \~£ ~ IJJI-IIf,,_:. ~lSE. . . Q.- ..... .. ~- ~~ · -,::/-- ~ tw NE.C. m t WASHINGTON - Name an Indus try In whlc h the Japanese arell't pummeling Americans and Its likely to be a loser. If there Is money to be made, the Japanese are making It and 'the Americans are spending it. Now AmeriCa has the chance to excel in biotechnology that.could lead to new cancer treatments, lxitter medical devices al)d envlr- · onmental and agricultural breakthroughs. But thanks to a snaU's-pace American bureaucracy, theJapanesearepolsedto surpass the United States there too . Biotechnology Is a science still In Its infan~y but with a lucrative future. ,The United States holds a slight lead, but the Japanese are moving In and the U.S. government's bungling could allow that to happen. The problem Is red tape. Sclentlsis and corporations that develop .technological breakthroughs want the exclusive rlgbt to market their tlnds, and that means they need patents • the Month for Sevtember •• ''The set a club stngie-season.record for VPl Sporla Wrtt!!r pressure Is on them." · wins by a right-bander ·sutV~L>IIing For iin hour after their victory 'I'Qron!Q's Dave ~eb, J.8.6; duels. Mike Mool'l!'S 17-10 m.;.k. Tuesday night, the Toronto Blue against Baltimore s Ben McDollrewl!l'll 1, Ranpn a - Jim proc~s • Jack An,derson and Dale VanAtta · !rom the U.S. Pateni and Trade- · . fjarvard University walled mark Office, where the night· walttDg time to about two years tour years for a patent .on a new mare begins. - stU! a daunting prospect for form of cancer research. HarInventors and even some entrepreneurs In a hurry to Qeat vard scientists created laboramem hers of Congressare raising · the competition. tory mice especially prone to their voices to complain about Rep. Ron Wyden, 0 -0re. , has cancer that could help medical how long It takes the patent ottice been trying to ilght a fire under researchers speed the search for to approve applications. Some the patent_ottlce. He thinks It there was no speed at a cure, but needs more people and better · comp81\le$ walt foryears. the patent ottlce. Our associate Scott Sleek ob- . computers. A s(iokesman for the An Ivy League university can tained a report, yet to· be made ottlce told us more biotechnology be patient, but small companies. public, from the General Ac· experts are belpg added, but the stake their solvency on Invencounting Office confirming that training takes time, and those tions and they can't afford to walt the patent office is crippling with the expertise are courted by for the patent office to do Its Jo~. American entrepreneurs. private Industry too. · We recently reported that tbe Despite efforts to speed up the At stake Is the future of federal government has failed on process, the backlog of applica· biotechnology and who wUI conseveral fronts to spark American trol it. Biotechnology may be the lions In the patent office has competltlvenes,. Inventions Increased, The number ot appli· .mpst Important sclentltic ail· vance oft~~~ century: Selent· . created with taxpayers' money · catlllns has gone up .33 percent In In govemmen.t labs are rarely the past year and a half. The lsts are already testing special commercialized despite federal applications stU! pending last petroleum-eating bugs that can laws to encourage the sharing of year had been In 'the approval be used to clean up oil spUls. breakthroughs. process for anywhere trom two to Biogenetic engineering can de· Japan doesn't have that probfour years - long enQugh to velop a super strain of farm lem. There Is a tighter relation·discourage a would-be Inventor, animals. Stronger and faster· ship between busine!IS and goand more than long enough tor a growing trees can be developed. forelgncompetltortocapturethe But no one wants to spUI the . . vernment and no cumbersome bureaucracy to put the breaks on market'. This year, the patent ···· ~Jecrets Without a patent, and that entrepreneurial spirit. means years of sitting on vital office says It has reduced the technology. Racine Car Show. Ovl!r 88 e11rs parllciila&ed In the event, which also saw a huge turnout of f111111 aud car burrs . · FORD COUPE- This 32Ford Coupe, owned by Max lUll of Racine was one of the best looking . entries In Its dl\'14lon Saturday at the annual . Te~s Eul Team W L Pel. GB . 74 75 83 85 85 88 94 .540 .534 .484 .469 .472 .453 .413 tChiamparlno 1-2) at Mil- NATIONAL LEAGUE Easl Team W L Pet. GB Plt181Hlrgh ......... 95 68 .580 1 9 11\l NewYorlu ........ 90 Montreal.. ... ....... 84 Philadelphia .. .. .. 77 Cbtcagco.... ......... 76 · st. Louts .. ... ....... 70 11 14 20 West . w..t .Oatdand ............ lt3 58 .640 Chicago ............ 94 Texas .. ............. 83 Calllomla .......... 79 Seattle .............. 77 Kansas City ...... 75 Minnesota .......... 73 67 78 82 84 85 88 .584 .516 .491 .478 .469 .453 9 REDS ..... ........... Bt Los Angeles ....... 86 San Franclsco .... 84 San Diego ... ....... 74 Houston ...... ....... 74 Atlanta ............ ,.-65 20 24 26 27\l 30 71 77 84 85 91 .559 .522 .478 .412 .435 5 11 18 19 25 70 75 77 87 87 96 .59! .M4 5 • .522 7 .460 17 .460 17 .404 26 bold - dlvJ&Ion ~hampton& bpld- dlvitlon champions t-eltnched tte lor division IItie ~ esday'• results Pltts rgh 9, New' York 4 Mont l-.2. St. LQuis 1 Chicago J,"Ptrttadelphla 1 Tueaday't mulls · Toronto 2, Baltimore 1 Cincinnati 3, Houston ,2 Cleveland 13, Kansas City 3 Atlanta 16. San Francisco 7 Seattle 3, ¥Jnnesota 0 New York 4, Dettolt 1 · LosAngeles8,SanDIEgo7,10lnn . Chicago 3,· Boston 2, lllnn, Wednesd ay•s-aames New \'oil< !VIola 19·121 at Pitts· burgh (SmUey!l.-10), 1:35 p.m. St. Louis (Hill 5·5) at Montreal (Anderson Q-1),1: 35 p.m. Atlanta (Lelbrandt 9-lll at San Francisco (Downs 3·2) , 3: 35p.m. Chicago 1Maddux14·15l at PhUadelphla (Grimsley 3-2 ), 7: 35p.m . Housloo (Hennis 0-0) a t Clncln·. nat! (Jacksoo 6-6) , 7: 35p.m. San Diego (Show 5·81 at Los Angel•s (Cook 9·3),10: 05 p.m. (end regular season) , Mil waukee 1. Texas 0 Oakland 6, California 4 Wednetday'l camel Kansa~ City (Saberh.agen 5-91 at Cleveland IS. Valdez 5-61. 12:35 p.m. Seattle (Johnson 14-10~ at Mlnne. sota (Caslan 1·1).1: 15 p.m . · Callfomla (Fetters 1·1) at Oak· land !Moore 13-141, 3:15p.m. Detroit (Morris 14·18) at New Yotl< (Adkins Hi, 7:30.p.m . Chicago (Fernandez 1 too 5~ l at Bos· (lloddlcket" 16-8), 7:35p.m. Toronto fStleb 18-61 at Baltimof't' ~~ - ~---~~----------------~~ ~ Surging prices, mounting · h~dships Dlv~loa a Gov. Moo . Rert.. i has essentially stood on the sidelines. · Instead of guiding our country down a path of energy aelf· sufficiency, ·It has let It wander wherever II wished. Coal , nuclear energy, natural gas, solar, take your choice; they all offer a way out of the energy fix we find ourselves ln. Grantf!d each brings with It i.ome nega· lives, but, If we can tilend a mix of these energy sources, we can avpld the type of dilemma we presently !lnd ourselves ln. Being captive to oil not only causes problems lor us at home, but, as can be attested to by our large troop deployments in the Middle East, It contributes to our International policy decisions as well. It Is time we got back tQ basics; It Is 'tltne we made the IDOl! of what we have Instead of having to depend on others for what we don't have. 's glow fades again II 1. Columbus Beechcn1t 45.00: %. Jack· 11011 .tLU; 3. Athe~~s S9.'20; 4. Columbus DeSales 39.59; 5. Warsaw River View 38.50; 6. Columbus Briggs 38.00; 7. (tie) Watkins Memorial and Columbus Watter· sm, 35.50 each. Cong. Clarence Miller heavily dependent on . foreign systems. suppliers lor much of these When the cost of production at resources. As a result, we are a plant goes up, prices tend to go once again being victimized by up. Therefore, we tlnd ourselves events that are largely beyond paying more lo~ the basic .neces· our control. We are paying the sltles of life; we find ourselves price, both literally and figura· having to make do with less lively, for our Indifference to our because our wages buy less. country's long-term energy This, of course, hits those on needs. fixed Incomes tile · hardest. to Let's start with the rapidly carry this domino effect one step rising cost of crude oU. As I write further, when people have less this cillumn, the price of a barrel diScretionary Income to spend, of oil hovers around $40, two and demand goes down, and when a hall times more than the $16 demand goes down so does barrel we were paying just two · production. When production short months ago. 011 being the goes down, unemployment goes mother's milk of an Industrial· up. Fewer parts get made, fewer !zed society that It Is, It goes people get paid - It's t~at without saying that any crisis simple. that threatens oil supplies threat· Beyond tbe Individual-oriented ens the very foundation·on which mlrco-management mech'a our economy and tbe economies O:Isms I speak or, the macroof the tree world are built. Our management side ott he equation . factories, our homes, our trains, rest with government. Heretoplanes and au tomobllles are tore, government has been more dependent on oil, and anything of a spectator than a participant. that affects the price of oU adds to Not wanting to get In the way of the overhead of operating these tree market forces, government • SAN, FRANCISCO (NEA) After ·serving eight years as California's governor,: Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. · was the object ot more derision than adulation. During the past 20 months, he hail sought political rehabllltatlon as chairman of the state's Democratic Party -but again he Is being ridiculed: Although he was elected to two terms as chlet executive of the country's mO&t populous state and served in that post from 1.974 to 1982, Brown - one of tbe natlon'sleut conventional polltl· ~tans - has been thwarted In several .other bids for public ottlce. Neverthele~~& ; his failed cam· paltlns tor t~ presidency in 1976 a_nd the U.S. Senate In 19112 gave ·Brown national status. Herepo.rt· edly has told friends and auo. elates that he wants to seek a Senate seat In 1992. To launch t)lat comeback, Brown successfully sought tbe ., Rober:t Walters chairmanship of the California "I felt set up," said Ganz. still notorious tor hla quirky Democratic Party in February "The Idea that the dyed-ln·th~ ·temperament and aloof 1989. He talked of a penonal wool Idealist (Brown) could demeanor. transformation from "moonre-invent himself as a nuts-and.. A third Independent group, beam to machine" - an allusion bolts leader has been. under· VIctory '90, Ia ralatnr money tot to critics' earlier sarcastic char- mined" by his abandonment of . grass-roots Democratic opera: acterization of him as "GOYemor the registration drive, suqelted lions under the leadersblp of a . MoOnbeam~" · ' Joe Scott, editor and publisher of . selllor aide to Assembly Speaket "\'(e're no longer Into meta- a highly regarded newsletter on Willie Brown and the 1tak! physics. We're Into mechanics," · California polltiQs. party's executive director,. Dee he added. One of his moat For the first time In more than Hansch. Scott aaya Brown Ia nof ambitious initiatives, . approved half a century, fewer tlian 50 . visible In the efturt becaUIM! · by the party's executive board percent of California's regis· "many donors view (blm) early this year, was an elaborate tered voten Identity themselves negatively." . voter reglalrlltlon program to u Democrats. In recent montbl, In tbe cl01lng days of thll streDgtben the party's eroding Brown ·has belatedly refocused , year's session of the atate leglala: bale. ' .on graa-roola lanes, hiring ture, Brown organized a contrch Awarded a $7,500-a-month con- ~eteran organizer Larry ,.Tra· tract by Brown to direct that mutola to conduct an Election venial "brletlng" on the Demo" proJect was · Marshall Ganz; Day ret-out·the vote drive -but cratlc Party's 'plana fur tbi · autumn campaign. widely respected tbroupout Ca· slreptlca belieVe It may be too invited to attend the breakfut llfm:nla lor his akDis In organlz· little, too late. seulon at a restaurant Ill tbe · lllg farm laborers and PI'Oipet· A IICOnd autonomous group, state capital of Saci'IIIIIHto were tlve voters. After only six weeki, Democratic AgeDcla tor the '901, however, Brown abrupUy can- hu mounted a major wter ICOI'• of lobbylata, muy of them celed the eatlre operation, claim· reafltratton campalp. 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Paint Valley 21.50. · Sports briefs • The Daily Sentinel YOUR INDEPENDENT Division Ill Asian Games . P.T . Usha, a 26-year-old Indian railway worker, ended her reign ·lis Asia's sprint queen Tuesday . wtth a silver medal In the 400 meters at the Asian Games In · BeiJing. In her last Individual race, Usha lost her crown to Ll Gullan as China took four of the :s1x gold medals at stake on the flfih day of track and field 'competition . . ·r-----------.., INSURANCE btvlslon IV 1. Licking Valley 43.50; 2. Portnouth 13, Royal• 3 ...: At Qeveland, Chrl$ James triggered a nine-run first Inning that led to Tom Candlottl' s 15th victory. The league's leading hitter, Kansas __Oty's George Brett, sat out the · game lind said he may play .in Wednesday's flriale. · . Mariners 3, . Twins 0 - Erik Hanson plk:hed a seven-hit shu10ut at Minneapolis, striking out seven to register his 18th victory. Hanson Gantner's double provided · the game's only .run at Milwaukee. Rookie left·hander Kevin BrOMI, making his third major-league start, allowed one hit over seven Innings for the victory. · A's 6, AngelS 4 - At Oakland, Welch spotted the Angels a 4-0 lead 1n the t1rst tnn1ng and hung in unW Jose Canseco's two-run double in the sevepth put the A's ahead 54. Dennis Eckersley pitched the ninth for his 48th save as Welch, 27-6, registered the most victories' by a major lea~r since Steve CarltOn won 27 games for the 1972 Phlllles. 111 Second St., Pomeroy. auo. Rec\ .. 11 3~ DOWNING CHilDS . MUlLEN MUSSER Weal 3t.OO; 3. (tie) Thornville Sheridan and New Lexlngtcn, 34.00each: 5. Bucyrus · 33.50; 6. Columbus Hamlltoo Township . 33.00; 7. Bloan·Carroll32.00; 8. llock Hill . -~ : Jackson, Athens in top five in Division Il's Region 7 ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) This week's Ohio High School Athletic Association computer· !zed fOOtball ratings (the top four teams In each region qualify for the playoffs) : · The University of Rio Grande's .Include Adena, Alexander, 20th annual Cross Country lnvlta· Amanda-Clearcreek, Athens, tiona!, Including college and high Batavia, Belpr~. Caldwell, Clr· school teams from around the clevllle, Dunbar, Eastern state, wlll .be held at Stanley L. Brown, Fairfield Union, Fair· Evans Field Saturday. land, Federal Hocking, Fisher The event ·opens with the Catholic, Gallla Academy, Geor· college women's competition at getown, Goshen,. Hannan Trace, 9:30 a.m., followed by the open Harrison, Heath, Huntington East, Huntington Ross, Ironton, adult race starting at 10. a.m. College men will run · at 10: 30 Jackson, Liberty Union, Logan, • a.m. Lynchburg-Clay, Manchester , Men's teams set to participate · ~arletta, Meadowbrook, Melp, Include Rio Grande, Concord Mount Gilead, Mount Healthy, (W.Va.), Glenville State Columbus Northeastei'n, PI· keton, Portsmouth, Riverside, (W.Va.), Ma.rshall University, Rock Hill, Skyvue, Southeastern, Ohio University, Morehead State South Point, South Webster, (Ky:) and the University of Cincinnati. Fleldiqg women's Te!lYS Valley, Turpin, Warren Local, Waterford, Waverly, teams will be Rio Grande, Western, ~ Wheelersburg and Marshall, Morehead State, OU and UC . · ZaneTrace. . In '1989, Eric Fillinger of High school competition begins .at 11: 10 a.m. with the boys' Cedarville placed first In the Division I race. Succeeding races men's collegiate race. Rio Include girls Division I, 11: 40 Grande's Renee Peck finished a .m.; JV boys team, 12:.10 p.m.; first In the college women's race. jv girls team, 12:40 p.m.; Junior high boys, 1: 10 p.m.; Junior high girls, .I: 40 p.m.; boys Division II, 2:10 p.m.; girls Division II, 2: 40 p.m.; bOys Division III, 3:10 p.m.; girls Individual, 3: 40p.m.; and boys lndlvl~ual, 4:10p.m. High schools set to p~rtlcipate . ··. ..... ......· · waukee (Higuera 10-10 ), 8:35p.m . (end regular .!Easm ) · AMERICAN LEAGUE · InvitationaI S· ·a turday (Mclllinald 8·5), 7:35p.m. Majors , . Jays felt helpless- not hopeless. nald, 8-5, WedneSday. At Fenway Fred McGrlffs tie-breaking Park, the Red Sox will start home run with two out In the ninth 1Sgame winner Mike Boddlcker Inning powered Toronto past Balli· against Chicago roolde • All!?< more 2-1, sending the mue Jays Fernandez. scurrying toward a te)evlslon set at "It !eels like a double.headerwtn, Memorlal Stadium to root for the but that's · what · It wUl take Ollcago White Sox against Boston. tomorrow," said Toronto's Bud When the Red Sox drq!ped a 3-2 Black, whoal!OwedJustthreehltslil . de<:lsloinlnlllnnlngs, theffiueJays eight Innings for his 13th victory. puUed within one game ot the Black was traded to the mue Jays American League East lead head· · Sept. 17 and Is Ineligible for the lngln1Dtheflnala:heduledgameot play<tfs. . the regular seasoo. A Toronto McGriff's toweringclout;hls35th viel9ry over the Orioles Wednes· homer of the season and nrst sine!' day, coupled with another Chicago SeP1:. 11, dropped just behind the trtumph at .Bostnn, would force a · right-center field wall, snapping a oneitame playofl Thuillday 1n 1-1 lie. Tom Henke retired the Toronto lor the rtglit to face West Orioles in the ninth Inning to pick up champion Oakland In the AL his 32nd save. , Championship Series. Yankees 4, ngers 1 - Jesse "We are stlll alive," said Toren· Bartleld drove In the gtHihead run · to's Kelly'GEuber, theALP\ayerd at Yankee ·Stadlwn as Fielder remained one ·home run short ot becoming only the 11th . maJor. league player 1D reacb'the 50-homer plateau. Dave Righetti earned his c 8 ross Country ' RG . Scoreboard ... I-Boston ............ . 87 Torooto .............. g6 liet roll. ....... ....... 78 B&ltimore ... ; .... .. 75 INDIANS ..... .... .. 76 Milwaukee ......... 73 New York .......... 67 There are a host of concerns that surround the surging price of crude oll .... what will the higher c6sts do to our economy and to our Individual household budgets .... what efforts can we undertake to ensure that we as a country and we as Individuals have adequate oil supplies to meet our needs .... what steps can we take as a nation to try to · stabilize the price of oil? None of these questions have easy or definitive answers, but let me try to take them one at a time and share with you, In gener-Al terms, what I think can be done to make the future brighter. lt goes without saying, what we as a country and we as indlvldu· als have been much too cavalier in our approach to energy consumption. We as a people have a history of myopia when It c;omes to energy policy. We only look at the short·term, at our Immediate needs. We take tor granted the resources available to us; this, In spite of the fact that we are . . . By JR.\ Ki\UFMAN • 111 Court Street Pomer'!Yo Ohio • Toronto stays alive in AL East after Boston loseS 3-2 · · Page-2-The Daily Senllt1tl Pomaoy-Mickl~ Ohio Wednlldav. Oc:toW 3, 1.9 90 The Daily ·. Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Page 3 . Pomeroy- Middleport•. Ohio Wedneadey, October 3, 1990 . ' �' Wednesday. Octobll' 3. 1990 Pomerov.:...;Midcleport. Ohio Dql 4 The Dllilv Sentinel Pon •ov-Middlaport. Ohio ~:- Eastern · vol!eyball team tops . -Redwomen·fend off ~ount Vernon ' • f. • h . ;: Southern ln conJ erence mate ~~~~ ~ar::~ G~~~~~ v~rrba~: ;:r,~o:~~ ~~~:e ~~~n~;~:c~~ c~:~~ir;,t d~l~;~~~:n:!~~ ,; - • · . 1 -:~ • • BY SCOTl' WOLFE ,,,. · . ~ Eastern Eaglettes of •' -Coach Pam Douthitt boosted ~ •. the.lr overall record to lic9 Tues' : 'day eevenlnt with an important -·· ·SVAC volley all match over the ' · · .Southern Tornadoettes. Eastern ':. claimed the match In two sets, 15-10 and 15-2. ne first gaine ln 'the set saw • .- Eastern take the upper hand, but ' Southern closely purSued. East· ern's Toby Hill had .both excep•· '11onal front line play and a great ~ ... ·floor game, while Stephanie Otto ' · had several key spikes on the ·: front line. " Eastern claimed the match .;_'15-10. In the second contes.t Eastern rolled to a 12-1 lead over the ~. ·frustrated Southerners. · '· SHS managed another point, ' '· however, Eastern rolled to a 15-2 win. . · · ·· : Lee Gillilan provided the fire'· ' works In the successful second ·: campaign as she tallied 18 ·· serving points overall hitting a '• · perfect 21 of 21 successful serves, Including 7 aces. !" Behind GI!Ulan's great play , Toby Hill managed another tine r · "I think both .teams played better at. Mount Vernon," Unl· Tuesday'g battle between .the aspect of an overall great game burn, Terasa Hines, and Spannon Redwomen and Mount Vernon by hitting 7-8 · serves for five Alkire two each. Nazarene at Lyne Center. pqlnts and one ace. Adna Hensley Otto had seve!! of eight spikes Although the Red women had four points. stephanie Otto and three k11ls, while the followemerged the winners - iS:S, had three points (4-6) and one lng all llad one k111 each: Hill,' 12-15, 15-4, 15-9 -It was a battle ace. Tabby Phllllpu, Amy Well, and -..all the way for both teams, with Southern was led In scoring by , Gillilan. · the Red women committing morEl . sophomore Megan Wolfe with 7 Gillilan had five of eight sets serving err.o rs than Fields would points and one. ace; Marcy Hill and Morrissey five of nine. h~~e I!ked to have SE!f!n. . had one point and one ace, After taking the first set 15-1, Our se~ve receive suffered, so Acdrea Theiss three points, and Easte~n dropped the second 1-1S when you re n~t ,doing_that, the Junle Beegle one point. against Oak Hill, then dropped game suffers, she remark!!<!, Ottohadfourklllsfnaslxofslx the finale 5. 15 In a loss to the noting that the efforts of Shelly night, Toby Htu one of two, Amy Oaks. Hoop, Robin Sharp and Bllllna · Well one of thrae, a nd Gillilan Lee Glllllai!Ied EHS with· a Cooper helped the team over !be one of one. 15-16 serving night and 12 points rough spots lor the win, which Hensley was 9-10 In the setting Lorrie Baker had 7 Otto one and boosted Rio Grande's standlrig department and Glllll~n was 8-10 Shelly · Metzger i_ Otto 'had within the Mid-Ohio Conference with three assists. algreatfloorgameandslxklllsln to 5-1. Overall, the Redwomen For SHS Megan Wolfe had four 9 ofl4 attempis. Hill bad one kUI. are now 23-3. kills , Hill one kill and Junle GIUilan was 13-19 setting, and Tll.eRedwomenwereincontrol Beegle one kill and four assists. Hensley 1-3. of tne first game. but Paul Monday night Eastern de- · Galllamore led OH wlth 12. Swanson's Lady Cougars took feated Federal Hocking 15-7 and In a . great game against advantage of some laxness after 15-9 In two sets. Hannan Trace, Carne Morrissey Rio Grande established an 11-1 Otto ted ihe way wltllll points. ·led EHS with 16 points and three lead to creep up and post !be win. GIUilac had S ·{12-12) with one aces In a fine 19-20 ga_me. Gillilan ace, Jenny Deem had four (4-4), had 11, Otto eight, Hensley 4, and SPECIAL SALE DATES Carria Morrissey three (6-7) Metager.2. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Toby Hlll2, Tabby Phillips l, and ,· Hlll had three kills In a 17-22 Lorrie Baker 1. . night, while Otto and Hensley • 29 & OCT. 6, 1990 For FH Beth Mgrgan had lour, each had kills. FEEDER CATTLE & J enl Pierson six, Carla WashEastern Is now 3-5 In the • league. YEARUNG Eastern, reserves post win ' .. TIME: 12:00 NOON AT THE GAlliPOLIS STOCKYARD CO. SJIOrfs briefs TheEasternreserve volleybalJessica Radford led the way LoO~Ielder Kal Daniels of the ltteam rolled to a three-game win with ele\ren 'points and one ace, · s ngeles Dodgers and pitcher Dwight Gooden of the New York over the Southern Tornadoettes 'Jessica Karr had 9, Mlchelle here Tuesday .evenlilg, 15-8, Schultzeightwlthoneace,Becky LMets were ··named National 11-15, and 15-8. · Driggs 7 with one ace, Rebecca- s!aguebeplayers of the month for Sherr! Smith led the way lor !Evans 4, and Brandl Reeves 4, ptem r · .the young Eaglettes with 9 For Southern Courmey Roush • ' points, Jelme Wilson had 8 points and Rochelle Jenkins each had 7, and one ace, Penny Aelker had 7, Jennifer Cummins 6, Kellle Col· Marilyn Kibble six, Janny Deem !Ins 5, Amy Weaver 4, Andrea ~ 4, Wendy Rach 3, Kathy Bernard Moore 3, and Kendra Norris 2. 3, and Chrlstice · Schultz 1 with In a recent match with Federal one ace. ·Hocking the EHS Jr. , High won . Marcy Mathews led Southern 15-1 and 16-14. Brandl Reeves ' with 7 points, Angle Swiger had 6 led w!th nine, . Rebecc~ Evans , .points and two aces, Tabitha had 5, Radford, Karr and 'Willford 5 points and one ace, Drlggu each had four an(,! two Jertnl Hill five points, and two each by Hel~l Nelwn, .Michelle · each by Christl Maidens, Jodi Schultz, and Melissa Guess. Caldwell, and Heather McPhili l. Gaspers led FH with 6. (:Bidwell had an ace and Aimee Eastern scored a come-fromManuel had one point. -behind win over Hannan Trace . The Jr. High squad o.f Co!lch 10--,15, 15-3, and 154 Jessica · Don Jackuon boosted Its record K.ifr led EHS In a due111-polnt to 9-3 overall, alter dropping the effort with teammate Michelle first set 13-15, then coming back Schultz. Brandl Reevas had to claim the match · 15-7 and seven, Rebecca Evans six, and 15-12 over Southern. · Becky Driggs 5. ,! i 1 ' 1 GALUPOLI$, OHIO 45631 . PHONE 446·7222 The team bounced back In the third game, slowing down Mount .. "and we have to this weekend." The coach referred to the team's trip to the Concord (W.Va.) Invitational Friday and Saturday. In pool play F\'lday, · Rio Grande has been placed with Fairmont State (W.Va.), Tuseti· !urn (Tenn.), High Point (N.C.) and CarloW (Pa.). • Fruth Pharmacy Fills More Prescriptions! There Must Be A Good Reason! We Have Everything Y.,u Need As You , Prepare for the . Upcoming ,Hunting · Season. · •Hunting Licenses •Shells •Cleaning Kits •Guns.. · H~ve A question about your medication? Call your Fruth Phannacist today! He cares about your health! I IN CONIVNCfiON wltll Pomeroy'a llsqulc.teulal, &be liOib analvenary ol tile lacorpontlon ol tbe vllllp, Jluk Oae In Pomerey ,Ia IIPO-rlnl &bill pboto lcleairncauon 18rles. Tbe placKcla · feature arebltedaral detalll o1 bulldlllp wttlllll Ole IOwa. Tile pictures were takea UOUIId towa and are lea&ared Ill Wednesday · edltlom ol Tbe Dally SeaUael. Aaswera, by p~all or drop-oil m'* be received at Tlie Da!b' SenCinel office by tile followlni ~aday and wlnaen wiUbellatildlnTueldayediUo•oltllepiaper. Wlanen wiD receive a landmark·Christmas onwnent from Bank One and wben lbe series concludes all people wbo ldeaUIIed tile. pictures correctly wiD have the. chuce &o win a savinp boad from Baak One. . 992-34t1 THURSDAY IS . · SENIOR CITIZEN'S DAY 5% DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES . Middleport ·court news (Excluding Clgarettu) MUST PROVIDE GOLDEN BUCICEYE • CARD DR DRIVERS LICENSE SPECIAL OF THE W~EK! WITH FliES'"""'""''" 51.74 •• !' ·I •• ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY . "At tile End of the Pomeroy·Mason Brida-" POMEROY, OHIO PH. 997'-2556 ••• •• • ~ oz. UN .' ,I DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX 4/Sl oo .... _.. _____ ...._.. _ ... _ 15 · WITH COUPON ........ . . . . c.flllll ........... ., • . ,.1.. . ..... a·....o.g.c f9oz . pkg . :--..::.""t..-:-~... ......- ,l.... ... ',. ~.....- ~- ~ ..... Aleortad Vlr1etlu • ANGEL SOn BATH TISSUE • •• ::79• '' '' l •• ~ 'l ' ••'• For Dependable Home l::la~~~·--"'r.:a I Heating, Water Heating and · • Other Propane Services ... · . •; I I KRUSTEAZ CEREAL TOASTED OATS or RAISIN IRAN Cal Ferrelrgas $2 I • I •• •• i ,'''• •• '' Providing you and your neighbors with friendly, safety. conscious propane service is a Ferrellgas commitment ' For 50 years, we~ve handled the everyday and emergency needs of families like.yours.. . · Ferrellgas . . . the folks to rely on whether it's the coldest day of the year, weekends, evenings, even holidays. , • ' ' Call about our special Customer Programs: ' ' ' • 24 Hour Emergency Service •,. Level Payment Plan • Ferrellgas. Installation Review 992-5091 · PO. .OY, OHIO 9.9 35 OZ. BAG SAVE S3,00 OYERNAnONAL BRAND Reg. « No SlftoFrlnCh Slylt « Cut Grein Btlnl, Styte or \\1IOie Klmll Com, Peu or Spinach Mt. D-. Dr. Pepper, Regular. Diet or Caffeine Free ~ DEL , VEGETABLES PEPSI COLA 12-~2 OZ. CANS $29' 3." _·gg• 14-12 OZ. CANS. • $4 9! '· -~Area ON lltESE GREAT CARNATION PRoDUCI'S. was won In the March 4, 1987, CLEVELAND (UPI) - The drawing. Ohio Lottery CommisSion bas The record Ohio jackpot Is '$35 added another $4 million to !be mllllon from the Dec. 20, 1989, jackpot for Saturday's Initial drawing. drawing 'In lis revamped Super AS In the old Super Lotto g11me, Lotto game, boosting !be pot to · winning the jackpot still requires $27 mllllon. · matching all six numbers drawn. I,ottery spokeswoman Anne But In the revised game, the Bloomberg said Wednesday playing field Is 53 numbers brisk ticket sales and projected lniitead of 44. sales for the remainder of the A $1 ~~now buys two sets of six week were responsible for the numbers each Instead of just one latest Increase. set. The net etlect Is !bat a $1 Wednesday's Increase was !be second lor the new 53-number · player has about one·chance In 11 ~ million of matching all six game since tickets went on sale numbers Instead of the one Sunday . Ottlclals added $3 milIn 7lnll1Jon. chsnce lion to the jackpot Tuesday, There will be no Super Lotto The lottery opened !be game drawing Wednesday night bewltb a guaranteed jackpot of at cause lottery ottlclals wanted a least $20 mUllon, supported In full week of ticket sales before part by , seed money from !be .. !be first drawing In !be revised unclaimed prize fund. game. After this week, drawings Blomberg said suffiCient ticket will be on . Wednesdays and sales could boost the jackpot Saturdays. even higher, but the $27 inllUon already ties the fourth-largest · jackpot In Ohio history, which I ' . • • • . .. . ......... . ' . -~/':'•. r ·· .. . ·' ·.. : r .', :·.~ · originally to 13.99 SuJK!r sele£tion! Choose from sele£ted fall faahioils for the entire family now specially priced -· including styJes for just 7.99 and 9.99. Hurry to Picway for best selection and biggest savings! ' Not allatylee available in all Your Fruth Phlll'lll'acilt The Healthcare S~cia1iat More People Rely On• He Cares About . •• Vileru!a Memorial Tuesday Admlalloas - Jason S.' Wells, ·Reedsville; Terry L: , Uribe, Albany. · Tuelday Dllcllargea · -:- Ed· ward Dl'eYfU•, Hubert Straf· ·• lord. Edna Plckena, Herbert Sble.l d and Rena McDaniel. . • ~ ' Lotto jackpot grows to ·$27 million HerbaiiA&s The River Valley ,HerbaliSts will meet at Bob Evans Restaurant on Sunday at 1 p.m. forlucch and a tour o( Cora Mill AniiCJ,ues and Herb Crafts, Cora Mill Road. Cora Millis listed In the National His torlcal Register. Cloggtn1 clll88e8 A six-week series of clogetng classes, " Clogging lor Grand· mas" will begin Wednesday at the Middleport Arts Council. Paulette Harnson will he the Instructor and classes will be held from 10-11: 30 a.m. each Wednesday. The cost Is $2.50 per week and prereglstrat!C)n Is not necessary . . For further Information call Mrs. Harrison at 992-6248. Stocks ' news : Hospital. r. _......__Meigs announcements _ ____ deaths--- : Slloney'i Inc ......... , ... ,......•... 11% Star B8nk ... ........................ 16~ : Wendy's lnt1. .............. ........ 5% : Worthtarton Ind .... ........... ... 20% '. they must know It Is , In fact, · obscene. "Furthermore, each video that anyone has a specific objection to must be viewed In Its endrety by the Individual or pollee offiCer who wlshescto file the complaint for pandering obscenity. 1nls Is because the standard Is that work taken as a whole must fit all three prongs of the obscenity definition . In other words, each and every video tape must be ' viewed In lull." cal or scientific value In al- · would not be obscene and that this work might very well be legedly obscene material, but protected. whether a reasonable person would find such value In · the '-'In addlti.on, another problem material taken as a whole.' with prosecuting a person for "The-Court went on to say that · ·renting such a video Is com' juut as !be Ideas a work pounded by the fact that the represent need not obtain majorpandering obscenity law reIty approval to merit protection, quires !bat the person renting neither Insofar as the First . these videos act knowingly. This Amendment Is concarned, does means that they must · have tlie value ol the work vary from knowledge ol the content of wl)at community to community baued Is on the tape ~nd I would believe upon the degree of local acceptapce It has Won.' "In other words, the standard lor deterl!'llalng whether oi: not a work lacks serious literary, Chicken barbecue The Syracuse Fire Departartistic, political or scientific ment will have a chicken barvalue Is no longer a community becue on Sunday at 11 a.m. The standard, but rather a reasonacost Is $3.50 for a half chicken, bleness standard . This, In my baked beans, roll and cole slaw. opinion, .Is a muc)l broader Desserts . will · he extra. All stanclard and more dlfflc\Jlt to proceeds will go to the building determine. . fund. ''Clearly, what. the law Ia now, Flame apeal<er , ... Is that merely because a particuZenle Smith, Point Pleasant, lar community or even the fact N a., wlll be the speaker for W that a majority of a commudty Tuesday's meeting·of the fameW!luld find something to be roy Flame Fellowship to be held · obscene, or !bat I\ wws lacking In at the senior citizens center at 7 serious literary, artistic, polltlp.m. ca.l or scientific value, does nor Mrs. Smith, her husband and· mean that a reasonable person children are ministers of the slmUarly situated would lind !bat Gospel and ·enjoy music and It wali lacking lc serious literary, singing. artistic, political or scientific The public Is Invited to attend. value. "Therefore, my opinion Is !bat what the United States Supreme Court says Is that the mere fact that a community or eYen . a majority of the community might find something offensive or obScene, does not ·make. It obscene If a reasona.ble person or even II a minority of reasonable people would find !bat !be same Nine were fined and five otbers Cashin, Middleport, $50 · and forfeited bonds In the court of costs, open container; Kermit Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Buzzard, Mld~leport, $10 and Tuesday night. · costs, running · a stop sign; Fined were Sam McCloud, · Darrell Michael, Middleport, Middleport, $425 and costs and $100 and costs, and three days In three days In jail for physical jail, assault; and Terry Michael, control of a motor vehicle while Pomeroy, $100 and costs and 1,1nder the Influence, apd $50 and three days In jail on an assault ,. C!)Sts 1!!1 an Insurance suspension charge. Forfeiting bonds were Kathy J, charge; . David Kiehl, Pomeroy, $425 and .costs, and three days In Ginther, Pomeroy, $60, el(<plred j all, physical control of a motor :. l!cense; Charlie R. Geary • vehiCle while under the Influ- Middleport, failure to control, ence; VIncent Stone, Pomeroy, $60; James HarriS, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly no operator's license, $60; Helen manner;. Kevin D. Thoma, RuMarie Zeigler, Albany, $60, tailtland, SlO and costs, expired ure to yield; Chris L . Wolle, Plck·3 tags; and Jerry Armstrong, · Racine, $460, physical control of . 229~ . Middleport, $50 and costs, dlsor· ·a motor vehicle while under the Plck-3 ticket · sales totaled .derly manner after being Influence; $60 on squealing tires, $1,275,135.50, with a payoff due of ' warned. · and $60 on disorderly conduct $452, 697.50. Plck-4 Also fined were Kevin P. after bel!lg warned. 4700. Plck-4 ticket sales totaled · $238,095.00, with a payoff due of $119, 200.00. Carda lour grandchildren. 10 of hearbi. Anna Greenlee Queen of clubs . She was preceded In death by her parents, her husband, Edgar King of diamonds . Anna Mae Greenlee, 74, PleaGreenlee In 1984, · and several Two ol spades. sant Ridge, Pomeroy, died Wedbrothers and sisters. 'Cards . ticket sales totaled nesday at the Holzer Medical Funeral services will be held $101,387, wltb a payoff due of Center following a brief Illness. Friday at 2:30p.m. at !be Ewing $39,300. Born on March 31, 1916 at Funeral aome. The Rev. Don • ~ Pomeroy, she was the daughter · Meadows wlllofllclateand burial ~ther of the late Stephen Martin. and will be In Beech Grove Cemetery, Cora Mae Young Martin. She was South Central Ohio a homemaker and a member of Friends may call at the funeral home from 2.to4and 7to9p.m. at Occasional showers and a !be Pomeroy United Methodist the funeral home. chance of thunderstorms Wed· Church. nesday night, with a low between She Is survived by a daughter Name conte&t winner 60 and 65. Chance of ·rain Is 80 and son·ln-law, Nancy and Dale Agnes Dixon was last. week's percent. Windy Thursday, with • Thoene. : Pomeroy; a step· winner of the "Around TOWII" occasional showers and a chance daughter, Kathleen . Reuter, photo Identification series. thuni:lerstorms, and highs near of possler Cliy, La. and two broth• She ·correctly Identified the 70. Chance ot rain 18 ·SO percent " ers, Herman Martin, l?omeroy, photo as a deta!l on the facade of Ohio Extended Forecul • . and Leo Martin, South Point; and what Is now occupied by ChapFriday tllroqll lluaclaJ man Shoes. Fair Friday and Saturday, and She will receive a landmark a chance of showers on Sunday. sesquicentennial Christmas orHighs will be In the 70s Friday, nament from Bank One. . and ranging from 75 to 85 • Dally stock prices Saturday and Sunday. ~ernight Divorce (V,&Dled . (As oll0:31&411.) lows wlll r'nge from the mid 40s Seaman.Darrell Jenkins, DexBryce and Mark Smith to low.50s early Friday, and In the : ter, has been granted a divorce 50s Saturday and Sunday · ol BJU.t, Ellis A Loewl from Alma Pppe Jenkins, Langsmornings. ville, In the Meigs CC)unty Court .: .Am Electric Power ... ;......... 27% of Common Pleas. AT&T ..... .... :........... :....... .... 31% Ashland Oll ........................ 31\i Maniage lioonse •· Bob Evans .......................... : 12 : Charming Shoppes ........ :...... 9% A marriage license hau beeni • City Holding Co .... .... ....... .... 15 Issued by the Meigs Probate . Federal MoguL. ........ ...... .. ,.. 14 Court to Michael Christopher • Goodyear T&R .. ...... ...........16% . Davis, 20, Middleport, and Dawn I , Key Centurion ... .................10\i Roper!a Smith, 22, Racine . . Lands' End ............ .............10\i ; Umlted Inc. ................ ...... ,14~ • Multimedia Inc ..... _. ... ....... 60\i SPRING VAll f V f.l~f M~ ( ~ Restaurants ....................1 44o 4574 : .Robblnl &: Myers ., .. ............. 17 . • do Is to let people who might rent It know that It contains adult themes. This may Include strong languagae, nudity, violence; or .o tber content deemed not suitable for children. It does not mean obscene or pornographic on ItS face: It's purpose Is to alert a potential renter or buyer of a video tape that the content Is suitable for omly adults and not , • chlldreri. ' 'Therefore the mere pllklng of an x-ratlng on a video iape does nof meah that It Is obscene. In fact, It has nootbermeanlngthan· t!lat children shall not obtain lt. As I stated above, there Is no evidence nor complaint !bat x-rated video tapes are being · rented to children. "Ill -The Issue of whether or not any of !be video tapes being rented or sold are obscene as defined by law, Is a much more complex subject .' The First Amendment of !be United States ConstituUon protects free speech acd expression, unless !be same Is obscene, ' ' "The test · lor determining whether or not Is obscene under the case·taw .of the U. S. Supreme Court Is as follows: 1. Whether or not the material appeals to the prurient Interest of the viewer. 2. Whether It Is patently offensive. 3. Whether the work taken as a whole lacks· serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value. "The United Statess Sup(!!me Cqurt has held In the case of Pope v, Illinois (1987) 481 u.s. 497: 'The proper Inquiry · Is not whether an ordinary person In a . given community would find . serious literary, artistic, polltl- Lottery numbers· Aalortad Vllriellea S1.09 . Corner ol Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. ahd Pearl SL PORK 'N BEANS . Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service responded to four calls lor assistance on TUesday. At 8:12a.m. the Racln~ unit was called to Wells Run Road for Pearl Hawthorne who wau transportee! to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The Rutland unit, at 1:52 p.m ., went to· .Pageville for Terry Uribe who was taken to Veterans. . At 2: 37 p.m. the Middleport unit responded to a call on South .Fourth Avenue In which Sasha Collins was treated but not transported, The final call for assistance came at 8:05 p.m. when the Middleport unit transported Lorina Akerman from Rutland Street to Holzer Medical Center. · · Middleport~ Ohio . FOOTLONG . . EMS furs four calls IIIASON, W.VA• Middhzport , Continued from page 1 reserve basketb~ll, men's junior high basketball; women's varsity and women's junior h!gh basketball. HARDWARE c~m 11'11'.t·o.. 91 . ___ Local news briefs-- PICKENS L . Around Town .- - - - - - - - - - . Campaign... _eo~nti~n;.;;.ued;.;;..;;;fr.;.;om-:..:;.pa::g:;..e1:........~--------:------------------ had . three for the Redwomen offense The Redwomen offense was led by Cooper with a total of 17 kills. followed by Hoop with 16. Defenslvely, Teresa Zempter recorded 11 blocks and Hoop was credited with three block solos. In the final contest, Mount · Vernon came back but was outlasted by the hosts, ·· Zempter posted 10 kills, while Shannon Huston added eight, and S~arp and Michelle Spears each , · • ·· The Deily Sehtmei- Paga 6 ' -- I OI'EN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS OHIO RIVER PLAZA UPPER RT. 7· - GALLIPOLIS, OHIO YOU! .' a~res. t i • • • �. ~ov-Middlaport. · Plg1 6--:-The Daily Sentinel The Deily Sentinei- Page-7 Ohio Ohio Community ·calendar Communlty Calendar l&eiNI · ap'p ear two days before an event and tbe day ol that event. IleiNI must be received In advance to Insure publication In lbe caleadar, - WEJ;)NESDAY STORE HOURS _Monday tiH:u S_u,.day 8 AM-10 PM BRADBURY - Revival at the Bradford ChurchofChrlstwlllbe held through Friday at '1,;_ 30 p.m. nightly. Evangelist will be Phll Strunk. Nursery ls provided. 298 SECO~ DSl . POMEROY. OH. GROUND a·EEF PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., SEPT; 30 THRU SAT., OCT. 6, ·1990 : . RACINE - The Racine First Baptist Church will have revival through Thursday at 7:30 p.m . ,nightly with-Dr. Jim Peonlngton. There win be special muulc and nursery available. 10 LB. PKG. WEDNESDAY MRS QUEEN CANDIDA'I'ES- Competing for the IItle of 1990 Meigs High School Homecoming Queea are, back, .Missy Nelsoa, Kristen ·Stanley and Tara Humphrey: front, ·l eanlfer Taylor and GROUND· CHUCK $ 99 . 10 LB. PKG. Beef Chuck .~••••• ~ •..1 . $ 90 • U.S.D.A•.CHOICE BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM .$ 7 9 2 Round Steak .•••. ~·~. · .,...__A_sso.....RT-EDBONELES~- VARIETY, PAK · . . T-Bone Steak .••. ~·~.-$449 FLAVO~ITE CHICKEN I Leg Quarters ••• !~ ... 49< CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 9 9 Rump 8oast •...• ~·~.. 1 · . r ASS.ORTED $ Lunch Meats ....., $ 129 .. lB. 9 6 Cubed Steak •..•• ~•. 2 FLA ~ORITE . W1eners ••••••••••-••• !~~ . .. 90 Harrison reunion held Hayride held A fall hayride and picnic was held recently at Hillside Baptist Church. · Vollyball and football were played and a covered dish dinner was served. Driver for the hayride was Joe Humphrey. Attending were Pastor and Mrs: James Acree, Mr. and Mrs. Mlke Willett, Angle, Greg and Fred W)liett, Mr. and Mrs. Joe }fumphrey, Kandis and Joe Jr, Mt:. and Mrs. Danny Hood, Heather and David, Mr. ilnd Mrs. · Gene Humphrey Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Humphrey Jr., Brld· gett and Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clonch, Ryan and Valorle, ·James Acree Jr., Kristen Layne, Donald Goheen, Tandy Lauder· mllt, Chris Roach, Todd Roach, Mr. and . Mrs. Melvin Roach, ·Edith McDaniel, Terrie Laudermllt, .. Ella Jane McDaniel, Mlc,key Mills, and Troy McPanlel. RUTLAND - The Rutland ToWnship Trustees w!ll meeUn regular session on Thursday at. 6:30p.m. at the fire station. The : public is Invited to at tend. . PAGEVILLE - The Sclplo Township Trustees wlll meet Wednesday at 6 p.m. in regular session. , RACINE -The Racine Amerl· can Legion Post 602 will meet Thursday at 7: 30 p.m. The 1990 dues are due, Refreshments wlll · be served fo]Jowlng the meeting . .. · THURSDAY POMEROY - The Pomeroy FRIDAY · Group of A.A. and AI -Aiton will . RUTLAND - Revival at the meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Rutland Bible Method~ I Church . Sacred Heart Catholic Church. will be held Friday through · Call 1-800-333-5051 for more Sunday at 7 p.m . nightly wlth Information. · Rev. Creed Thomas , Poris- · mouth, and Wayne {)alton Fam-' PO~ROY -The Xl Gamma lly Singer s. Rev . Ivan Myers Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phl Invites the public. ' Sorority wlll meet Thursday at 7 p.m. ln the conference room of REEDSVILLE - The Olive · the Senior Citizens Center. Bring Township Trustees wlll. meet necklaces. Rush party has been · Friday at 7:30 p.m: at the postponed. · Reedsville Flre House. CHESTER - The Chester Nazarene Church will have revival Wednesday through Sunday at 7 p,m. (Sunday 6 p.m. ) nightly . Nelson Perdue will be the speaker. POMEROY - A rummage sale will be held at the senior cltlzens center ln Pomeroy on Wednesday and ]'hurSday from 9:30a.m. to 3:30 p.m..dally. Good clean cpthln!!, linens, househOld appliances and miscellaneous Items.for sale. t:;OOLVILLE - The Bethel BURLINGHAM - The Bed· ford Lodl Township History . Church wlll be holding a yard sale on Baker Street ln Coolville .Group wlllmeet Friday at 7p.m. 0n Thursday and Friday begin- · at the Modern Woodmen Hall. · ning at 9 a.m. · ·· Anyone Interested may attend . Bring history related Items. TUPPERS PLAINS .- The SATURDAY Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 · Ladles AuxUiary will meet POMEROY - "Star Trek: Cltyon the Edge of Forever " wlll Thursday at 7:30p.m. be prese~ted at the Meigs County COOLVILLE- The Lottrldge Public Library in Pomeroy on Saturday at 2 p.m . Community Center wlll have a potluck dinner on Thursday at 6 . PORTLAND - The Portland p.m. followed by the regular PTO Fall ·C arnival will be held · meeting. Tbe center ls located on Saturdaq featuring the. grouiJ • .Mhens County :Road 53 S. flve ''Silver Wings." Servlnglwlli · mlles west of Coolville. · beglri at 5 p.m. · · • REEDSVILLE - The Joppa Church will have revival Wednesday through Saturday with homecoming and dinner on Sunday at 12: 30 p.m. There will be special speakers and singers nightly. POMEROY -The Pomeroy Lodge 164 F and AM wlll meet • Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Temple. There will be presentations of pins for 65 and 50 year members. Refresh- REVIVAL Chester Church of the Nazarene· OCT. 3·7 - 7:00 P.M. SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE 6:00 P.M. SPEAKER WILL BE THE . WELL KNOWN HOLINESS PREACHER NELSON PERDUE . . IF YO RE NOT CRAZY· ABOUT THIS C •.D., LEG QUARTERS $- . · ·Gragan bt'rt . h CHICKEN U.S.O.~. BUCKET BEEF . ' .t·_; Homecoming festivities at bonfire at 8: 30 p.m. near the Meigs Hlgh School are underway football field . and the 1990 Homecoming Queen Candidates are Missy Nelson, will be crowned during pregame Kristen Stanley, Tara Humph· · ceremonies during Friday reys, Jennifer Taylor and night's game wlth the Wellston Kristen Slawter. Rockets. The theme of thls year's :-homecoming ls "Can't Touch . . · Thls" . Arid the song ls "UnPat and Krlstln (Andersol)) chained Melody.'' Homecomllig Gragan, Marietta, are announccolors are purple, sliver ;md the birth of their Second child, Ing emerald green. On Monday students observed Jared Michael, at St. Joseph's "Pajama and Toga Day." Tues- • Hospltalln Parkersburg, W.Va. day was • 'Dress-up Day " and · The Infant weighed 10 pounds today is " Came Day"' when 11 ounces and was 23and one half everyone dresses In camouflage. Inches long. "Sports Logo Day" wlll be Maternal grana parents are Thursday, followed by the tradl- Gene and Jennifer Jewell, Latlonal "Maroon and Gold Day" tart, W.Va., and Blll and Jean on Friday. · Anderson, Stoutsvll\e. M&ternal A snake dance will be held great grandparents are Mary · Thursday at 8 p.m. followed by a Elizabeth aild George Anderson, · Pomeroy; and Esther Hardie, Marietta. Paternal grandparents ara Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Gragan, Alton, Md. The couple has another son, Andrew . PORK CHOPS 10 LB. PKG. u.s.o.A. CHOICE· BEEF Krill lea SlaW$1Jr. Tbe queen will be crowned durlag pre~rame ceremonies at 7 p.m. oa Friday whea the Marauders will take on tbe Wen.ton Bookets. - Homecoming activities-underway • COOLVILLE -The Coolville VFW Post 3478 ~ havlng ·a hunter safety course at the Lion's Club .Building on Main Street ln Coolville on Wednesday, Friday, OCt. 10 and 12 from 6-9 p.m. Call Robert V. Pulllns, 667-3831 or Edward · Wigal, 667,6657 for lntormallop. ments will be served and all master masons are urged to attend. James J . Hartlage, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Columbus, will attend. j . ~,-~"~. . . .·y ou.MUST HAVE 10-LB. PKG. • • ·BEEN BORN YESTERDAY! $ ED SLAB BACON 10 l8. PKG. $ a · · 9 (_ Tomato ••••••••••••••••• . LB. FLAVORITE 90 TURKEY .DRUMSTICKS 10LB. PllG. 50 2% Milk .........G~~:. $189 .$ ·\ COUNTRY CROCK . . ta:·$ 169 . CHICKEN ~ . Shedd Spread ••.••. · .. 3 S1 39 Potato Ch1ps ... ~~2!· _ ·.. . · $ . 21 1 Chunk Tuna .••••••• MIKE SELLS REG. STARKIST -OIL or • • S2.!9 W~TER • - . 6.5 oz. KEMP'·S PAIL . ~:~ 2/Sl FLOUR · SLI. BAG 99( o-1 At ....... S.,. Vllu .... Sop!. 10 ..... Oct... ltto Fish, chicken dinner The Burlingham Modern · Woodmen will be selling a flsh and chicken i:Unner on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the.hall ln Burlingham. · There w;!ll also be a yard and bake sale.. All proceeds will go to the Burll!Jham Cburc h. · Ice ·cr·eam GOLD MEDAL MILK The Middleport First Baptist Church will sponsor a hymn sing Saturday at 6:30p.m. Special music for the evening wlll be "Jan and Kathy" and ''The Children of God.'' There will be a fellowship time after the hymn slng. The church is located on the corner of Sixth and Palmer Streets. 'Rev. James A. Seddon Invites the public. DRUMSTICKS .CHICKEN THIGHS . · EVAP~ · Hymn sing 10 LB. PKG. • CARNA • MAXWELL HOUSE • MASTER BLEND . 34.5 oz. $ COFFEE 399. a-lit,_ •• _. , . 10 tllru Oct. 6, IHO Ot.-1 FAMILY SIZE TOILET TISSUE :~•ou $299 v• .... At ....,, s.,. 10 ..... Oct... , ... ....Sip!. . 10 LB. PKG.· 90 ' Your Fr,uth Pharmacist Cares About Your Child's Health. _Call H You Have A Question! Peoples Bank customer BUly Tolbert and his grand.d.aughter. Kart. Roll over, Mason County! Our Silver Anriiversruy Celebration rocks on with the Peoples Bank Birthday Certificates of Deposit. Opfn one, and we'll give you an n:tterest rate bonus equal to one basis point multiplied by your agel· ' I . ,For example, if you're 34, you'll receive our already competitive interest rate of 7.50% PLUS an. additional .34% bonus for a total You'll earn an additional : 62% bonus for a . of 7.84%1 62? . total rate of 8.12%1 · Simply Qring us your I.D. to get lll:e C. D.. that's years ahead ·o f anyone else. The Birthday Certificate of Deposit. Only from _Peoples Bank! And only .for·a limited time! . ' PEOPLES BANK HL\PPY BIRTIIDAY 'IO U& ... THANK& TO YOU! ' MASON NEW HAVEN 773-5514 POOO PLEASANT 675-1121 ' 773-6514 I . ' Thla offer applk:e only' to CO. wtth a one )"!!Il' maturity. Offer ends Qctober 31, 199q. · t500 minimum balance, 8ubotanllal penalty lOr early withdrawal. Member F.D.I.C. ·' �.. Paga 8- The Dally Sentinel J:lomaooy- Midcleport. Ohio Myers selected ·r~or The Rev. Dr. RDy C. Myers, Ravenswood , is newrectoro!the Grace E piscopal Church, 326 Ma!.n St., Pomeroy. Dr. Myers has served Eplsc<>palc,h urchesiJIWesternPennsyl· van !a, Central Michigan and West Vlrglnta . He Is a gratluate of Geneva College, Beaver Falls, · Pa. , t he Episcopal Theological Seminary, Lexington, Ky., and the Covln~:ton Seminary of Ross· ville, Ga. He also has studied at the P ittsburgh Theological Semi· nary , Faith Evangelical Lq~eran Seminary a nd the Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry. Dr. Myers holds membersl)lp 1n the . Fellowship of Witness, Evangelical Felowsh!p of the Anglican Communion a nd the Evangelical J'heolog!cal Society. He has served as field · work supervtsorfortheTrinltyEplsco· pal School !or Ministry and taught in the Diocesan Schools of Theology In Michigan a nd West Virginia, Dr. Myersdescribes hlmselfas ac Evangelical Anglican who holds a high doctrine of scripture a nd sees Christ-centered preach· log and teaching as the pF!or!ty of his ministry. He has conducted a number of gospel centered preaching missions In E plsccipal and other churches. Married to tile former Bel)etta Bates of Allwood. City, Pa ., Dr. and Mrs. Myers have a daughter, Lysa An n, a student a t Denison University, Granville. Dr. Myers will be tlistalled as . · rector of Grace Chun;il on Sunday, Nov, 4 at $ p.m. by Bishop Black a nd Bishop Thompson, E piscopal Bishops of South· ern Ohio: In comme nting on his calling here, Dr. · Mye rs said that · he ."looks forward to many years of proclaim lng the good news of salva tion through the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ at · Grace Episcopal Church. Pomeroy". He sa id that it is his . "prayer that Grace Church will become known as a c burch where God's grace and love are made knoWn '\ · , Wednaaday, Oc;to. . 3, 1990 BloOdmobile visit set The Red Croas bloodmobile will be In Melp County at the Pomeroy Senior Citizens Center on WedDesd!lY, Oct. 10, from 1 to 5:30p.m . In announcing the visit, Mar lon Ebersbach, bloodmob!Je chair· man, stressed the need for blood donations. She sal~ that few people realize the Impor tance • unless they know someone who has had a trahs!us!on. Qonatlng ~lood is a safe, · slrnple an<! relatively painless procedure which takes a bout an hour. Anyone between 17 and 70, weighing at least 110 pounds and In good health may d9nate blood. · The cab teen will be $E'rved l>y · ' '' THE .EV. ROY C. Mn:RS ADVERTlSEO ITlll POliCY-Each of thase advaniled items is !~t.tif~ to ~ readily availeble for ule i n each Kroger Store, except as spec•flcally not~ •n .this ad. 11 w~ do run out of an adveniHd item, we will ~tfer vo.u your cho•_ce of 'a com~rable item, ~hen available, reflectNlg t~e sa_me savtngs or a r_a•n· check which "'in entit'e you to purchaae the advenas:ed Item at the,adven!secl ·. price within 30 davs. Only one vendor ..c~upon will be a c cept~d par Item purchased . Octo.,. ·· Bake sale The United Metjlodlst Wnmen : of the RDck Springs United · Methodist Church Will hold a ·. bake and cra!ts·sale at Big Wheel ' SRturday beginning at 10 a .m. · . I The Bedford Township Trus· ' tees will meet Monday at 7 p.m: at the town hall. . ~ ] !4 drift octlont oro ototed. Fi· na1 octlono moy be oppoolad, In -ltlng, within 30 dlyo of tho dote of thit not leo, to tho Envlron...,..,tel Boord..of Ra· view, Rm. 3011. 238 E. Town St.. Columbuo, Dh .. 432111. Notice of onyoppul be flied with tho dlrec· tor within 3 dlyo. Propoted oetiono wll bacomo final un· 1- a wrtttan od!udlcotlon \ t: I I ... 0 Week To r No eye mey ' " ut weep, ohod Bod REGULAR OR HOMESTYLE 100% PURE Young Turkey Breast 8 by Family Public Sale &Auction THURSDAy I OCT. 4 40· SIZE NEW CROP Florida Whit.e or Red Grapefruit . Tropicana Orange Juice 6:30 Eac:h · %-Gallon Carton ' For • .. U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF U.S. NO. 1 . CAFFEINE FREE DIET PEPSI, . CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI, · Round White Potatoes Boneless Top Sirloin Steak PiJund Mlo•d AUCTION U.S . GRADE A FROZEN 4-7· LB . AVG . Pick Of The Chicken eJient •••r• ere When others 1re 11teep. Save Kroger register receipts for free IBM computers in ·schools. U.S. GRADE A PERDUE 10 doolty, , Hot fo-or boon coiled IWiy. " Wo think of her In oHonct, • Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola . 1B-Ib. Bag Pound ALBtJn, OHIO .. Corner of Mill St. and Factory Rd•. Consignments taken in ·Oct. 1 thru Oct. 4 From 1:00 to 7:00 P.M. For More Info. Call 797-2648 Auctioneer: Richard Workman •Windowa lln't I Worth Daing liFt Orange Juice "' GaUon · Kroger Deluxe Ice Cream • . Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles The Movie . · • ·. REGULAR SCENT IN THE DEU·PASTRY SHOPPE ·.K~oqir Bright, · L1qu1d Bleach Delicious Fried Pies · GaliOn , 3-oz. I Wt Acttpf , Food St1111p1 I . ( ' CUSTOM IUI.T . HOMES & GARAGES We Say What We D<!. We Do What 'fi• Say. •VII\IYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN. IN INSULATION Day 01' Night NO SUNDl Y CAllS ••• - - . ....t R., L HOLLON TRUCKING ·. Am erica's favor ite • Portabl e Spa BISSELL : · SIDING CO.' . I " Free Eatlmates" PH. 949-2101 BAUM LUMBER CHESTEI, OHIO' . •GRAVEL · •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHINB AT ~L~ CHESTER 985-3301 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1990 10:00 A.M. J), ~ iwliu: ll Rch IT r MEIGS CO. FAIRGROUNDS, POMEROY, OHIO . PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE LATE JASPER & FAYE POWELL Located at the intersection of U.S. 33 & S.R. 7, Po· meroy, Ohio. Due to the lack of parkinahccessibil· ity of the home, everythine has been moved to the ' Fai11rounils for your convenience. Sale will be inside and sicns will be posted. The~ will be a Pn~view · from 5:00 P.M.to 8:00P.M. on Fnday, Oct. 5,1990. MODERN FURIIISHIIIGS: Valentine couch. Fle'k steel wall hugger recliner, Krohler and Moore occ. chairs, Mussman coffee &end tables. Motorola Quasar 24•• TV, Motorola porb· ble TV, dinette table, Craftmatic bed INEW), contour chair. cherry gun rack. maple 4 'pc..bdrm. sune. painled ~rm. suite. cherry desk w/bookshelves & glass front bookcase handmade by Rasco Satterfield. dehumidifier, pots. pans, . misc. kitchen appliances. 1,;\WN & GARDEN: Gravely super convertible w/sulky, duals. chairs, mower, blade, .plow. and rototiller, New Idea corn sheller, wheelbarrow. tap·& die set. misc. hand &lawn & garden tools. · , STONEWARE:. J.A. Frantz ~ gal. jar IVGC), 12 crocks in vari· ous colois, 5 gal. churn, 2 gal. churn, 5gal. jug. umbrella urn, 2 hand painted ums. salt crocks, ,uspidor. . CLOCKS &WATCHES: Seth Thomas mantel clock. shelf clock w/alarm B&O on pendulum. very .small camel back, Trusty Time clock, Hamilton watch w/school bus on back !20's or 30's), also several modern clocks. ANTIQUES: 4 pc. Waterfall Bdrm. sune.IVGC). round oak Ia· ble.w/claw leet !painted). round oak table w/square pedes· tal. 4 rowback chair~ painted flatwall.w/4 tin pie safe in bot· tom, oak scrub !able, oak sewing stand, oak drafting tablet& stool. 2 cane bQttomchairs, step back ba.se. spin hickory bu. basket, wicker baskets, 100 plus pes. Fiesta ware, square areen slag lamp shade. floor ·ramps. brass door knocker w/Masonic emblem. door bell Pat. 1860. street car lunch box, metal egg baskets, several Lamoges serving pes., pink & green dep., oil lamps. razor straps &razors, several old books including Pilgrims Progress. Zane Gray, &Wide Awake Book 1898. Look & Life Mags.. Ansco box camera. some fables & furnilure pes. from blag. that need relinished. wooden baby carriage frame, lots more not 11s1e11. OF SPECIAL INTEREST: Wood lamp desk lrom JONES·E· BERSBACH DRY GOOOS Store • Pomeroy. possibly forerun· , ner ol Red Anchor Store (pre 1900). Note: This is one of the cleanest auctions I have had the Honor ol Conductina. Mast of all pes. are rNdy for the home. This will be 1larce Slit. Brin1 your l1wn eh1irs & spend tho dey with us. OWNER:' EULA HENSLER AUCTIONEER: COL. W. KEITH MOLD.EN 614-742-2048 Evenincs Cash Lie. Ohio 431i I W. VI. 8&3 . lunch by Rosie·Jint Pos. I.D. • 205 N. S.inol Str•t -Lil'OIT, OliO 45760 Offici 614·992-2816 Estate Genel'll I .~\.-.J ~' ~ .. ._._. ... . .............. 2.06 NORTH SECOND AVE. -~ ~·~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO OF~~~:~~~~~N~~~::a:E~692 ECONOMICAL LIVING - If you arejuststarting.outor il your children have llown the coop, th is 14x65 Hillcrest Mobile Home will be just right for you. It has 3 bedrooms. I~ baths. · front & resr porches, and Is toial electric. Ready to move to your lot. JUST •1,000 SYRACUSE - Clost. in but m:ludtd - An older'2 story home wijh a new heat pump, new roof. and completely re· done inside. Home har 3 bedrooms. sunroom, dining room, wrap·around porch. and a patio. Two of lhe bedrooms are ~ uge. ASKIIIG 143,000 . PEACH FOIIK ROAD - Showcase kijchen, buiR·in dis· hwasher, Jenn·Air range, oven and microwave. Three bed· rooms. full basement, and lots of big·nice trees IOJ shade sij· lang on 2 pretty acres. Price was $36,000. · · • REDUCED TO $34,000 . ' . LOIIGBOnOII - fa~tutic llwr View - This one story, 3 bedroom home is i lmost In the middle ot two ber!ds of the bttutlful Ohio River. Has new carpetlngtllroupout.lmmed· iate possession and CQmss with Ill furniture. 1.. IIUST SEE wi.OOO IAUI ADDITION~ Beau!Wulla~ng !78xll71ot in 1 nice subdiv~ion. TPC Water and Collllnbus Southern 'Electric available. No mobile homes permitted. Grill bulldl~111te. ' ' 1RI.~ PI.U.NG & HEA111NGI Now Lo.tioaa: 161 North S.onal IWII.,...t, Ohio 457 60 PamE S. lWNEI. IIIOIR WANTED LOW GlADE OAI SALES & SERVICE SAW LOGS Wo Coify Fll..,g&uppl;• Your Ph0111 S150 TlaouHIIII '• . Bills Here HOME 614-..2-5692 . IUSINlSS PHONE DEUYDaTO 41 HDUSEI•LOTllfFARMS CoMMERCIAL ' OHIO PALLET . .COMPANY We Need Uollni!Of ,.ll-10· , ••. POMIIOJ, OH. · IP KEN'S . APPUANCE . SEIYI(E 992-5335 "ta5-3561 Aa- F,_ Pott Office COUNTRY MOBIL! HOME PAD •Mobile ~ome- .. · · J!a~ . •Mob!le Hoi'nof AenMit · . ._ •Lot>'Aentals- · · . · 992-7479 · lt. 33 Nerth of P-roy, Ohio 1·12.'18-tfn ;I< 9/ 27/ '1011 ·,..., , GUN SHOOT RACIN~ . , FIRE DEPT. STEWARTS GU"S & SUPPLIES !Jashan Building IVDY SAT. NIGHt · 6:30 P.M. SH Us For Your Sporting Needs Choko. 12 Go• Shell- Onl' fodory Buy. Selfor Trade · Gun1 OPEN MON••fRI. 10· 5 Stricti' Enforcod t-25.'99-tln " 742-2421 RACINE GUN CLUB POIIEROY - S.R. 33 - One acre building or mobile home lots. water &electric aw ilabfe. Land contract with $500 down, 15% IIIBrest for a· 5 year term. Monthl,o'llvments ol $95.16 on balance of $4.000.00, Total . Price $4.500.00. 2 lots to choose front POIIEROY - Here is a home with an income.Really large 'home in Pomeroy with a garage apartment for ren· tal. Must see to appreciate. $31,500.00. RUTlAND TWP. ~ 84ecres vacant ground. $34,000.00. . 985-4422 4-1 &-I&- tin PUBLIC AUCTION .. 992-6910 For H•nd Tufting , R etreat. or les. 949-2860 ,,. "" ,i'AP.~.,\ FOODS. 3¥ Day-A-Yea r · .. · IIOSIINDAYCAW FRESH AMISH CHEESE AVAILABLE OCTOBER 4, 1990 BANKS CONSTRUCnON Public Sale · &Auction 8 Real Lacey SWiss...............................~.SS lb. BrodM P.....- Cheese (mild) ...... sus lb. lue Cl'letse .................................. s4.50 lb. Colby........................................... S2.75 lb. Farllllrs ........................................ S3.00 lb. Smoked Cheddar.~ ...................... S3.00 lb. Mozzarella ........................... ~······ S2.7S •· . Hot Pepper Cheese'""!"'"""""" S2.85 lb. ..., Swiss ................................. S3.SS·• · · Sharp Cheddar ......~""""'""'"'"" S3.40 ~b. Marhlt .......-................................ S2.8$ •· Trail Bologna .............................. $3.60 II!.; Ami sit Ham.~.....................·.••••••••. S3.61 • · . . Amish Hot Pepper lacon ........... $2.85 lb: Amish Reg. lacon ....................;.. $2,75 •· Amish Summer Saus~;~ga ............. $3,19 lb. Calle 'c1au11 betlnnlng Odober I at 6 . P.M. Pre~reglst~lon Is reqilit~ted. Fer lllfol'lllatlon call 991•69 10. Your · 614-992-ZSfl •Siding 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise FROZEN SUGAR FREE DESSERT, FAT FREE C}iOLESTEROL FREE DESSERT OR NATURAL FLAVOR PH. 949·2101 or 181. 949•2160 Rellidontlal 24-Pak 12-GZ. Cans IH.B. BAG ••• 110-ZN.a. BAG •• • U.U 011 51-U. BA8 ... MJI 36 Year. Mperienee •Roofing 'dly,' m~~ny "At Reasonable Prius" le11 otherwiM provided in notice of pertlcu18r actions, ell communk:etlont tllell be Mnt to : Hearing Clerk. DEPA, P.O. lox 1049. Col· oddltlonol lnlormotloo. Un· Lonely lnt our hearcs to- But Custom Drapes Commercial • any pereon m1y obl8in no- In Memory For·the one we loved OPEN BY APPOIIITMENT. tice of further ectlona, 1nd We 1r1 sad whhln 1our .,.mary. .. UPHOLSTERY BUILDING & ...EMODELING --ott• BISSELL-. BUILDEIS SPA . 10YismS29 00 ceipt of verified compltlnto, In Loving Memory Of MARY E. QUALLs·10/ 3/ 17-4/ 13/ 90 Enroll I SPRING J.&-1110. lie meeting moy bo hold. Ao drift octlon within 30 doyo s - Sylllorn • &tended of tho dote lndlcotod. "Ac· Trwun;nt Pa.nt, don". II UMd lbovt doll Aorotion Po..._ Plant. not lncludl receipt of i veri· (10) 3 1tc < .., •I Mljjf''''' 992-3033 .· to any action, Including re- ._..,._to 2 Clean Dry Aluminum Can1, 46¢ per lb. lb.: Battoriee'1 .26 • · Yoll'ow Brait Sheet• 40¢ lb. Clean AU11i Radiatcn $PEC/Al CALL • ROAD :148 ~ Approx. 93 acres of vacant land with 2 story barn, stocked pond, old house site wHh well. Approx. 25 acres tilalble with · balance in timber, ebun' dance of walnut. Get a return on your investment lrom sale .of Timber!! $60.000.00 . • ' LETART - MANUAL ROAD - Mobile home sije, one acre landscaped for mobile home or building site. Asteal at $3.500.00. . RACINE - Nice ranch home, 3 bedrooms, I bath, carpet, F.O. heat, C/A, recreation room in basement. Range & freezer. 2 car gar·. age with cemenl driveway: Garden space. $74,900.00. POIIEIOY PIKE - .Forty· one acres plus a 1980 Liberty mobile home. Beautiful view, 2 car garage, pordl on 3 sides, 3 storage buildings, and bam. 2I(CIOII sized bed· rooms, bay window, equipped kijchen. Real privacy. $32,000.00. ' AmiiTIOIII ATTDITIOIII llllp C0111tJ ..1 E11te llwlm. We han lll,.,a ~C:L~IIA~~r.fl WITH CLEIMD IW.ml GUN SHOOTS 1:00 P.M. SUNDAYS · 36496 s.nt 1111 10. ............ •Garages •Complete SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL "LIGHT HAULING l~motleling I 2 G•1111 Factory Chob ...y Stop & Compare· SHOOTS START Sin 16, 1990 915-4473 ·. Sept. 4,tln IUTIANO, OHIO 10.1 I roo. BISSELL & lUilE CONSTRUCTION Fr• Estimates *FIREWOOD . 667-6179 S·ll-'90 tin O'EN IEPAut AI,J UIES Bring It In Or Wit . Pick Up. KEN'S APP~NCE SEIYICI . 992-5335 01' 915 -3561 •111'~111 · •_, · Pott Offke NiiiEicl•i.'-·' RACCOON VAlLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB SHOOnNG' MATCH Every Sunday Starting at 11 ;00 A.M. Between Wilkesville and Salem c~.t~r BILL SLACK 992-2269 USm RAILROAD TIES SER~ICE .. 12·10 We can r~ir lind rt· care radiators · and heater cores. Wt can also ocid boil and rod out radiators. We alsa repair Gas Tanks. Announcements 3 Announcllrnenta PAT' HILL FORD Gold CNdlt Ctrd, ctah 1dv1nc. Middleport; 0040,125. 992-2196 . RACCOON VAlLEY SPORTSMAN CLUB ~ GAME . ROOM NOW OPEN Wed. thru Sat. HIS.: Wed.· Thurs.-Fri. 5:00 p.m.-11 :00 p.m. Sot. 12 N--11 p.m. letwHn Wi.esville and Salem Center . 1 ·12-'90-1 mo. program. Vl111M1ater ctrd guar. No •eeurfty dtpoelt. 1..000 441 ·Hein...rch elngl" n.twork. An uchina ~Y to mHt .om• one apeclal. Write HtlrtHarch, · P.O.. Box 1043, Galllpollo, OH . 45631. 4 Giveaway 2 trM puppln, approx. I WMkl old. 614·949-2112. Ausafelllue Healer mix, 7 moa. old. Fomlilo. To good honM. 114- 25U884. Darling llnlt black I white pup-. pia. To good homle. Paren111: both vory omoll dago. 114-441· 7531. • FrM · pupo. Port COIIIo Mid Auotralllan Shopptnl. 114-182· 711!11. Small block I H•wanl L WrlteHI ROOFING NEW -IEPAII Guttel'l Down1p0Ut1 Gutter Cleaning Pelntll'lg FREE ESTIMATES 949-2161 . 1-7.'10-1-. COIJIILETE EliCIRICAl SERVICE R111dentW 1nd Commerclol· · IEWIIINGAND TIOIIU SHOOTING c.ftltW ........ . frealtl•••• BANKS CONSTRUCnON ' .• I . ' whllo klft-.,, hoi! grown whfto ell, larvt whfto aof. Coll814-311--. 6 · · LoBt & Found FOI.Wld • halt g,_, tomoa. .- , .. _ -h block _, Pomory hair, ton...... ......_I1Wti..SUO. Found: Exxon CNdll Cord In Bla INr ArM. 111,111 0011 lo ..... e144'/NDI. LOIT -llloll I r Pll. Lart1t . - . - »t.aan;. oot,,Tuoo. ..- . Lalli: Poaloot boOk, ot K-Ilo~. Colltllnl::t mr ,..._ ID'I, ohlckbc I n adla• =-· whlolo II I14IUI7U. . -. . public lnttrwlt exfata, 1 pub· m•r 8Ubmit comment• 1nd· - b y pn>po.-d tnd IM 1 meeting regerding 1ny lo EBR. Sonltlry Final J, fled complolnt. llolgnlficoot unibuo. OH. 43216·01 49 Ph. (1114) 144·2116. Con· oult DRC Chop. 3746 and OAC Chapa. 3746·47 and 37411·1 lor .equlrorntnto. Finell... ance .of permit to lnotall hnrlna reauut ittubmitttd Movor • Council within 30 doyo of tho I• Rutlend. OH . ~ au1nce dltt: or the director Efloctlvo Date 09/ 26/ 90 revi•Jiwlthdrawe the pro-Application No. 90·202 poHd octlon. Any penon Thlt ·fino! oction not prec· · ' 16141 446·M16 er 1·100·172·5"7 POMEROY, OHIO: At: 7 & S.A. 143 ALBANY. OHIO: At. 60 & S.A. 143 N.EW HOURS!· POMEROY: 9 a.m,·7 p.m, 7 Dap ALBANY: 10 a.m. ,ll!.m. II Dop, Cl9tecl Sundoy PAYING AS OF TOpAY, SEPT. 11 , 1!190 · #1 Copp., ' 1 por lb.; ..; FIT and TIIM OCTOBER , Public. Notice t1on1 1nd 1uu1nct dlttl ol aropoMd ectionl Jnd of - . SOLD TO DEALERS. PUBLIC NOTICE The following wore roceiv· ed/ -oNd by tht Ohio Envlronmen..l Protection Agency !OEPAI loot week. · Effactlvl dotal of !inti ••· ~ IENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEAnNG & COOLING l-IM •• SaH•tl Sc..... ltl. oH lt. 141 ~ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. NONE ' .... ....... ALL FURNA& PAm THIS l"xl" BULLETIN BOARD SPACE AVAILABLE AT ss.OO PER DAY Public Notice OFniS f LOCAftOIIS TO SIIVE YOU.... MOBilE HOME FURNACES • HEAT PUMPS COPYRIGHT 1990 • THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY. SEPT. 30. THROUGH SATUR· DAY, OCT. 8, 1990, Ill POIIEROY, OHIO. . ( • USE THE CLASSIFIEDS TODAY ..992-21.51». . ·. 01-COUNTY RECYCLING New I• Steeklf ! ' Trustees to meet s ·Services . lt..Up •• ' The Pick RUIJ.ETIN BOARD DEADLINE k30 P.M. DAY BEFORE . PUB(.ICATJON ;,. · .. f Ohio BULLETIN BOARD the Auxiliary of Feeney Bennett · Pos t 128, American Legion. : Low Prices. And More. ... 1990 - OM( · , _ Coil mall aor- . · Vloinfty : Of - · - · t14-441-32t'7. �. ' Paga 10-The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A·DAY Yard Sele 7 Pomeroy Middleport, 51 41 Houses for Rent Gal)lpolls ' • Wednesday, October 3, 1990 Ohio 71 Household Goods ' Tllun, .... Ftt. Oc1 4th 111111 5th. t 10 S. - . _ dlohlo1 CCI- .-,Ioottloo. 5out Crib CrHk Rood, S di ....... JM.171.1MI. Ill tM I p C''l. 4 bedroom houM. 1321-hl)' ..... ~ - 114112-7714 alllr ~: 30 pm. 1111. RlaiiiWW 1221 to 1371. ~ &21 10 1125. - "" ond up 10 ..~. w.d tlhll • .. oholnt 1215 to l7l5. Dookl fM5 up to h7l. Hutc... ......, a Spring Valley .... brick 1 1/Z. blithe, IIIITIMnt, carpon, $500 par mo. ..terwnc. and deaoett -ifOCI. BLACKBURN AULU' 114"141 DON . &211 - up to ma.· blby tttO Min- Of llol oprtngo full o r - $71, linn $11,ondne.0....-&271a up, King f310. 4 c,_ up, IMink- Cclrftaoo. 72 Trucks tor OOfllplllo ' wtth 1124221aler lp.m. • g... Bod Bobr tro"'"' -• $41. 12!,_hi 0.... Silt hi I Ill~--· Good tl81 Fonl NIO, & olr, ....,_iot)llly ~~~blo lruok, 84~- out lullwlle Rd. Goon I A.ll. to 1157 Toyato 4x4, ~!11!!1; 111811 GMC 8-11, $4,111; 1.....--. S. to, 1... P.l ., 13.211; tl7t F~ I P.ll. Mon, thrv Sot. Cll 114- ·ue om. lc Do you lib to 11vo Mcnoy? ChOCtl uo out for quollty tum~ tuN 1nd carpela. MOllohan Fur· nn... a co- Rt. 1 North. 114~11144, Goiilpoilt, Ohio. 114 448 1815, 1~188. •-• ; 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise ... $11; z Boillen 2,200 bu com c~bo e= ,Hol,.-ll,.,.,....... / ~""" A ~01,/..fP- up NfWJf"APf/Z I ~ • 10-, \H.a.w; $ · Cl1t1DWfCA.InC. ,-ED. ..... = ---· - ......... ....... n 'i'i ,..... .PMr =. = .-ow ;:;,.= -· '. • =~').! 1 ~ffli;;;;:;U~p~ho;;l~ste~ry;-;;;; wli- Obtuse - Lower- Tramp- Hockey - TROUBLE "Your sistar has made. the Deans's list at collega ." the mom told her son. "Wow," he grinned, "how did she get · into so much TROUBLEr lii,lm~lll~oo.;-iiiiji;iit;;;c;;;;;;;oiiiii "*'"'*- ' JI.J.M +Qts ''" baDd well, up to a . ACROSS +IOU EAST +7U2 'Iii' • J 10 5 +AQJU tennis 1 Bidding word 31 Senior 5 On this 40 TransmM I spot lllumihat8d 41 Saloons DOWN member 1 "Republic(" 2 wrltar . Hanging 11 T edlous · fellows 12 Bouquet out 3 Seedremoving device 4 Total 13 Gridiron 14 15 units Can basis The dally 5 Frost grind 17 Young- 8 Printing goofs 7 Depot man joke, · essentially 1t WHEN I'W'5TY MCNARF HAe~DTHI5 WAY~FORE. 20 · 21 Price • additive With 22· worker 8 "Elizabeth · and - " and 26· 10 Outca1t Across, 11 Piogram· Moby Dick ming unit Track · Yeaterdav's Anawer 18 Like 27 Janet doves" Jackson's sister 18 LasciviOUI 21 Canada · flag feature 28 Black· board 21 23 Bobbin cont•nts ·. 30 accessory Uses. a sponge Expense Blissful places . 24 Originate 31 25 Annual · golf . 33 Dweeb ·. 37 Hold up tourney circuit ' 22 See20· Across 24 Bomb lhal bombed 26 See20· Across r\::J AUNT 29 '1'-\JI . FLATLAND ' LOWEEZY!! HERE THEY c;<)ME !! TDUifniRS II Horror dlredor Craven 30 Taxi' 32 .- money Great Lalies cargo 34 Young · fellow · 35 Plumbing · cont:erns rOIOUrcelul maMUret to Ci~t you to uncllraland what to do to make the retatlonllhtp work. Mill S2to Match· rnakw, P .0. Box 81428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3421. • · BERNICE BEDEOSOL o:.= -•111. •••lingo. . by THOMAS JOSEPH ~--· ....... sw.r. ICI•M &In ANSWPI- CROSSWORD lflO,.!',IMii =:::o:!:"ti.= ~ C::::: I I I I· I I. I· I Do-trump. Tbe aiDe-trick noSOtrrH . 1 · II easter. But wltb a little +A Welt, South broupt In four ' .AKQJI anyway. · +A K4 . ·Eut - the ace of clubl aod re+IP64 . ttll'llell the queen. West ruffed out de- ' VuiDerable: North-So.uth darer's kine of clubl aod retunretl a Dealer: Soutb diamOad. ~larer- aDd tried A·K of llilarta. (U Welt bad started wltb DO West · Nortlt Eut men:t¥n three lleart., the last club Soaatlt Pass 2+ Pass CGUld bt! l'llffed Ill dummy.) Wbetl East , . Pass 2NT PID 2 ~~~owed .oil on the - . d round of • Pua Pass s• t111111p1.1bat approach wu no 1ood.so .: ; AU pass declarer eantlDaed with 1111 rema~ trumpe. Welt, with two dlaeards to Opening lead: +8 mate, tluft a spade aDd ti cllamoad, wblle aiPid!! and a club were dl!card· L--...,..,.,-;..,..._.._.,....._ _ _-..J ed<from duuiiny. Declarer.DOW cuhed the ace of apadel, played bll blgb dla; a low diamond. ·If West keeps all,1111 mont1s ending In dummy, and led the dlamonda, he will bave a winning eXit spade queen. Declarer threw a club. card wben be II eventually tltrowllln West bad to win the klnl and give up with the apade king, and faur llearts the last trick to dummy's spade jack. will be set. Tbe need to keep enra West's error was Ill tbrowing away . lealtb ID spades is an illtlllilol. M'ff IIAGLt~ J/tlf'IG Mf -- · or Trade I I1~:;;P z. - r== · + ...0=. ° lj ffi Good-- 1 PRINT NUMBFRED Solltb bid· 1111 -pontory! =.i:f e • point For uample, It •u correct for ', him to sbow 1111 c)abl. If North beld faur or five dubl beaded by the Q-J, tJtere would be an excellent play for a , 1 5 414 2 dab slam. WileD North ttllowed mUd • 8 7 8 2 lleart support, South mlpt bave tried 8 hook-uP:. ·1 • NORTH ·;-c;;n.;;;F:;;i;;;: J':; • +QHS .... a. 1--------- • 1978 Jeep chM-okae, 4x4, ~ 175-11181 or 87H515. . 1 == t'h: 6 - 76 · 1:~ • . oi f7ii : - ~~ co,_ proportr· • e ~~~~tRMBlE FORI Rd., ott Rt. 71n Chllhlro bo= p E 1 2 ton GMC Fonn Trucll, or conle, lint. I~Y mom , l:ln & Hydn~ulle Dum~ft Ill• e¥1!1nlng~ bl8t tl!"e.·. I . Boleo ol11row, 114-2 73 Vans & 4 WD's , osk for Joy. Ford 532 Baler. Clll after 1;00 p.m. 114-21f1.1411. 1 121.~1~.-:-:-:-----::-::--- Jim's Fonn Equl-nt'-SR. 35, 1:Pool ltbleil new ball•, cuee, w111 GoiiiC::IIo, 114...11-1777,· good cond •• prlcl nogotloble, Wldo olflct itow & uood form 304--e'7S420S tractor-. I lm~t. Buy, Hll, trodo, 8:00-a:OO wHIICU.yo, Ouolfty brldoi · - n & hud Sot. Hll Noon. ' d,...,, Size M. Half l~: Jahn o..,. 1~. wheel dlec. Son- lnqulrioo only. 6t • GOOCI condlllon 4·247-3844 1000. · · · Like new, MatHY Ferguaon, 220 Sawmill, Nevtr Ulld. Drive 1haft t ' 1 . or V bd driv111. Complete with Hly 811"· 1514-441-141 • blodo. Roody for 1101. $2300. Llv!ng .,.m fumHwo, ond 614 411 B0311Hor ~pm. . tobleo, loblo, lompo I W~thor,;rotrlgorotor and oloct~c inloc. homo. 114-21f1.1168. 11ovo. •II gOOd -king condl· Wontod T~l :~l' Ono 51111111 lion. 814-Ml-2901. w1 - . 6 -G&44, or 8f4~ .. · WHITE'S METAL.OETECTORS 251·1531. Ron Allllan, 12t0 Sol:ond Avo, Golllpotlo, OH 614-4411-4336. ~ Llvestbck .:..:._...,:;_.,.:..::..:...:..;._ __ 55 Building 12 y.o. TB, BIOOIImoro, (open) auitlble for riding, 2 y.o. T8 ~upplles Phllly, Noftor broko, bOth oro woll brod, booutlful h - , $5DO llocll, brlcll, _ . , plpoo, win· oach. 614-388-8720. dowl, llnttll, ltc. CIIUdl WJnt.,., Rio Grande, OH C.ll 614- UmoUIIn Santa Gert Crota-bred 245-812t • Bull Colvoo, Sol 11 Coli Form P1trlot or Cll 814-371~171 . Sighing the,· lady replied ," When t brought It linhere,itwasa --·---··1" S 0 8 WET ~ LE1TER5- ...oiii: dod. • - - · ~11 ----:-::::~~-. ~ ~~~~ llplle<ld• now, COli f422.D0. Clb -"• bod bod ttooo - P:."'C.n - ! ·eamplotw tho chuck(• quoted by tilling In tho milling -.lo L-...J..--I.__..L......I.-1-..1 you doulop from IIOp No. 3 ...low. 1. 0..... $80. ,och, will tllr - n tor $200. lilltro. 304473-2848, "There's nothing wrong w ith this lace: the dry cleaner .I• I I' ·I I I STMTALEAF 1118 Rongor Pick...... ~~ 7720. . ' 61 Fann Equipment 00R ~=·==-:::~-=·=-~·~ · informed lhB lady. au •kl• :Sg'~'t~ncoo,U-IUwor ..... E ALBUM AND -rodo. ~ .. r• I ~':'~ II r MAV&E I COULD 5UV AN Fcird 73118. 74 Motorcycles ',· R •a G000 USED APPUANCE~ 1885 Kowuokl Nl'"'o 100. RJie Wa..,.., dryel"', r.rrfgeratora, •• for Rent ..,.... Skaggs Appllln-, ond looks good. tt310. BuslneS$ Uppor AIYer Rd. Bloldl Stono 141!1112-3593. ' 1br, apt. w/81ove . , I. ,.trig., no Opportunity Ci"Ht llotlil. C..IIIJ14.440..7318. 1189 suz. Katanl 100, 7,500 Pll•. $17Wmo. water lncrud.t. Now u~~I'"· $1DO CU.~. 114-446-3817. INOTICEI . --•1-. •·-nlng m11oo; "R-"" -~ro, ..Hotpolnt 1!........ ..,.,_ newt can Evenlnge: 814-446OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. 2 tNidroom. unfumllhld IPI~· DVWI, hood, Hotpolnt 18 cu frno 8054. ' nco_mrnend1 that you ct.o bual· mont In . lllddllpor1. N.Wiy · frost refrlgeralornr.aur, both KXP<). In Excellent condH!on. " " ' with people rou know and reinodeled, central heat and air. alii In uee, avacoda. · 304-675NOT to ••Od mOney through the An utlllli.O lncludod. 1215 o 4234. :8.:;14-:;1112'::::70:.: . :,.:48:;·~----"mall until you 'havelnYH1fgatld month pluo $200 dopooh. 614IIICI\t.NS FURNITURE 1!1• offering. Mt--2217 between 7 am and -7 No!"/Uood . 75 Boats & Motors VENDING ROUTE: loco!. Gmt fumlohlng. 112 mi. for Sele ta1h lncoma. High traffic Jorrlcho Rd. Pt. Plllllnt, wv. roorq• I bath, n. .ly coii3Cf4.175-1410. · lacatJone. Easy wOfk. Will Train. 2romodolod.._ 1972 17 ft. Starcratl TrJ.HUII $200/mO. All utl"loo t -800.284-8363. Included, uepoall r.qulred, 114-Boot. 125 HP, Ev!nruclo Engln., RENT TO OWN 44147733, 114-446-4222. comploto top, ...,. uoholstory. .1-3158 22 Money to Loan 8 pc. group $14.0t por Cllll14-2811-1310 oftor ' :DO p.IIL wHit 4 pootor bodroom ouhl, . LOANS BY MAIL BOATEAS complete $15.20 per WMk, Up to SI,OOO In 72 houN. We Morcury lhrcultor Splclllllt dlnotlo wtth 4 chol"' $7.10 por BEAUTIFUL AI'Atn:IIENTI AT Foctory Trolnod, llondod. Proc~ can help you get 1 '~":lure lloglc Chot 14 cu. ft. INTELLIGENCE JOBS. FED, loon By MoM. 1-tOG-2 500. BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON wHit lion Mobile 11•~ ... WI come to CIA, US Cualoma, DEA, ate. $Uifoo. ESTATES 531 Jlcbon Plb Rohtgorotor tl2.95 por wolk, t5 youl114-2.111-517t. CY, ft. frHZir, $10.90 per · Wod_,_~. huro. LIHie gl~o ~hlol Now Hiring. Ll111ngo. (1 1· 805lrom StWrno. Wolk to ohop I MAHt"A MINIATURE .lo MIN 687-6000 EXt. K-10181. weak.YI'RI FurnHure. Rt. 141, 4 movlee. C.ll614-440--2518. EOI·I. Wo ore nowWINTERIZINGports, WORLD dt-o, llko .,ow, mll11 off Jlt. 7-CintlrUiry.Opon 7 HrVIce aeceeiOrile: We lnltall Real Estate · lhoM. Lott ot llemt. To11ter JOB HUNTING? NEED A SKILL? Fumllhod Etftclency, $17S, days a wMk. SH RINKWRAP. RIVERSIDE OYIIIjl porch chair a· mo,.. Rod- WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS UIIIHIH Pilei, Golllpollt, 814MARINE Golllpotlo, OH. 114-4411Solo 1 motchlng choir, ...tl,_r56 -:_:.,....;.P.:et:.:.:S;.f~O;.r;S;;a:;.le:::, · ::· _ Spoclol F"'dlr Clft Solei Wed· ' noy lb, Sign ollltlv.; · ~-4418, lftlr 7p.lll_ •. at Auto Mechanlc:a - Account· choir 1 comll' unn: No 2 1 Po-• 304-m.6578 nHdoy Octoblr 3rd 1iDO, II 2424, t.ai0-729-02'11. lng/Compullng Spec1all.t, Car. 31 Homes for Sale reaaonable otter rafusld. cal .PI r r . · " 8:00p.m. cattle ac:cept•d •Iter Ylrd Sit. 108 l..clw.r Rlvu Ad~ panlersl Groclouo living. 1 ond 2 bod· Coameto~isl:t. •' .• Thin.. f,.7. Rllndlto Frldoy. Auto Parts & 5 8Mgln -a-! 1 thru 5. All ara 4:00p.m. on TL8tld1V, 111 brMda Electric ana, Food Service 1884 Schuh ·Mx70, WIIXp.lndo, room apartmenta It VIllar. 814-441-7231 •tt•l p.m. atartlcl. 1141112·7883. accepted 11 the Athen1 wv.. Manor and fUVItil • W~ra, Eleclronlc. . Tteh· 2br, 2 bath, l•rve porch .. , CA, Accessories ' " 'Yord Bolo: ;lrd, 4th~&5th. From nlclana, lnduttrill Malnte_n lnct SWAIN tock So!H, U.S. 10 Will, AI• on 112 ac,.. lol, Rt. 2, Nor1h of Pt. ~partmenta In Mldd..port. From AUCTION I FUANITUAE. &2 Groom on,l Supply Shop-Pot bony, OH. HouKng lo lvtlllble. .~ . I to 4. Amtrk:an lon Build$111. CIII61Wt2·7787. ECf!t. Wortcera, . Machlnllt1 Pf1111snl, Exc. cand, Frtnch 402 Chovy big block motor. Olivo St., Golllpollo. & Uood - l n g . All bl'lld• . All11ylot. 114-512-2322, 111-11113131. ' . •lnt on Bob McconniC Rood. Plra..galt, Secrltllriea and City Mobile Homn, 814--44~ Mldc:llepar1, Ohio, ....,.. St. One fumhure, &14/V92.f244 (corroct phoho hulft, Wnt.m I. lame Pel Food OHler. Julie .:. ·Y.rd Salt: C.nl:anary Weld1r11. R-alsler flOW tor cia ... 9340, 304.675--6898, 304-675- bodroom fumlthod oof., dlpoolt Worll booto. 8 - H. num~r). ' Wlbb. Cllill14-448-0231. 64 Hay & Grain TawnhoUI' Home interior, en- ... ~Inning October .1, 1HD. 3313. 1 & roloronco roqulrod, · Whirlpool rolrigorlfor. Coli 114- AKC Rag. maJI Shih-tzu, bl1ck BudGet Tranunlalone, Ulld 1 t..talnment cent.,., clul:t.., all Call Trl~nty Voc1llonal Adult 2568. for S.l•. Clover & Tl...,.hy. rabuln, .t•rting at $1M1i 61'4-245Canter 1t 1-800-837-6508. A 2 bedrooma, bllth, corner lot, ogoo, Fri. Oct 5th. 448-1141. I wltfto. Fomole Shih-tzu, gold. Hay Round Bolli In tho Flold. 614- len, 814-371-:zzt:t. variety of funding 80urca to porch and •ck, Henderson, Nlcoly fumlohld moblll homo, 1 ' Both 8 moe. old. Not related. Yord Solo: ~ lole.tllon, plY for trolntng IN IV!Iileblo for wv. 30W75-78te. Hl'le all lhots & wormed. 245-65118 milo beltown~:""lng 53 Antiques UN~~ 1utomatlc tr~~nsmlellone, kweMa't. mftt, many tha.. eUglbla. . ' Rlf. So~ouo lnqulrllo only. 114-441· Hay lor ula. Round and squ1re Gil & ol~, cllil 114 148 0437, 3 bldrooma hau~~e , lind con. riVIIj CA, hNt, ttcM.•ahold n..... 133 State St · 114 •45 0338. Buy or ..n. Riverine AnUq•s, 1000. . boiOo. Clll lt4-ll41-2344 oltor I gorontlld, 1110 ropo~ nlill~. tract, 304--675-.5104. Looking tor Barber, St'yll.ta. 114Frl, 511. 101.m.-7p.m. &14-44fl. 441-e803; 114-441-e355. 1124 E. llaln S t -. Pomeroy. AKC roalotorod block ond whHt pm. 13M. 7 room, 14'2 blth, 1.3 •ere, ad· Nlcoly Fumlshld Mcblle Homo Hou,.: M.T.W. 10:00 a .m. to 8:00 IMII Shlh 'ftU, 1 year old, excel· VInton Auto Solngo. Forllgn: & In city. CA. Suitable. for 1 per· lor rMponolblo dtUonal 33 l cr.s hunting and sen. Rot. lOop Roqu~od 614- p.m., SUnday 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. lenl m11rkJnp, $125. 304-882· Dom Porto buying lunk coro. Yord' Solo: TIIUII I Fri. Dlthll, ~lng Transportation 114 388 11012. 814-112·2528. 31177. . holl•lhokli tune. SoW.h Fourth bobytHtor, mlddlo oged prlfor. Umber. 814-992·7118 or 1-38+ 446..0338 . ~ l'llbty, muat have referencai, 20i7. ... Ciwohlrl. Top Cloh pold. Old .fumlturo I=:.::.-----....,--~ c.m...ry .,.., 11f 448 8t20. 7 rooma 1 112 bath-, counlry One IMdroom apta. tor ,.nt. cuboards, Campers& quiMI, . orlfntlt, All ....._ pet gruomlng, 21 79 $225 month. DlpooH roqulrod. polntlngo, toyo,.or ontlre· llloto Y1111 •xpononco. "fpotntmonto 11 Autos for Bale . Pt. Pleasant Need . bllbpltttr In m~ home, living but • - lo Molgo School 114-112·22tlllltor 6 p.m. Motor Homes cill collect 304-525-3275,-or 304- anly. 1141812~820.1 no •niWII, .;__ _;.:.;;_;_:.;_...;..__ Monday thru Satur.:t'. Two ami town. Rt. 3:J..4 lane, &VIcinity children~. one ec age, Townohlp Rcod 27. Arot rood to Tuuln Rl""" T...... Houllng tor 523..154. · I:l;:ll::..:..;:.m=•:::•=•g!:o.::...,,..--:--:-- 1957 Chovy Novo. 2 door, 310 1012 Starcraft truck camper, ~: Coli lt4-tl2-71t8 or 1·314· tho Eldwty ond Handlcopjlod. O.larT...Iot1 puppln, born Aug. automatic. Good condition. llove, Ia• box, alnk, watar tan~. I r..IIY Yonl Sole, Oct. 2,3,4. 814/H2-o010. . 54 Mlscelleneous ;n, 11t0. AKC 'llttor reglstoroa, 125DO or boll ollor. 6t4111tz.70l'l. lllopO 4, oc cond, 15DO. 30!1· I:DO 11i' 3:DO. Comer Alii ond Plrwon weekd8ya to caN for APirtmente now evallllbiHint· tor 30% ol IIIIUI!od lnccmo. - . ...... wv. . ~ 304 82 23 1811 Cutlaa Suprema Okl1, 11154335. ' ambulata,y older Syraeuu GOVERNMENT HOMES trom $1 lng 20Q Sol:ond St. or con 3Cf4.17fl. Merchandise ..; ;·';'; (U repair). Delinquent tax 304 .. 75-3111. .... Ylinl Sole,' Oct 3 ond 4. woman. Some lifting. Job ln-I Oragonwrncl ~ Clltery Per-.lan, 1175 ZO W . CllovY motor hcmit . light houoekloplng. AeponHalona. Your 11871. 3311 Haward Ave, blk. ., top cludol 12 hp . WMI:em auto riding Slam... •nd Hlmalaylln kltt1n1. 1171 Sulek LoSobr•, aood con- Allto1 po,pb, olr, lurno11e1. Rill)• .Aboul 21 houl'll moM w..U. oroo (11 105-687-6000 Ext. GH· Upotliro unfumllhld Aport· ondlh:. .1 . _ , , 4 monthl old. 1980 HI~M~41~8~3~14~4~o~ftor~7j_p.~m~.:-;;:-:-:::­ dHIOn. 350 onglno. Pllono 114- gooa. 514-11!12-2711. Send rnumH wtth relenncn 4582 tor c_urr• Npo lilt. menl, cal'pllted, no pite, uUittl .. 448-3852. Cbovy ...... Wodt. 1: Bongo Sole, Oct. 4,1,1. 2923 to P. D. Sox 78, Syracule, OH H5-3013. F11111le puppy, lllnlsturo Olch. Big Dok01o Fonn Homo: luiH on pold.l-1137. llap!l Avt. Eloclrlc broomo, 45179. shund. - • good homo, Serv1ces 11711 Chlv. Monti Cine, V-8, J3rr Jot. $31,H5 1. up. 814..ep&o 2 ienlaJI pta, no papws, $75. L.ov11 chUdNn 114-446-1416, good mileUpotllro, 211<, •P"IImon1, ""'"'· IICh. 2dr, AJC, good work e~r, 814- ' EAAN IIONEY typing, !· . Gi,_rot Eloclrti<l 301n a • - tumilhocl, IM- range oood cond $200. Four Fllh Tank, 2413 Ja~kaon .Ave. 992.-3225. .Yonl Sole Clmp Conloy tcrotl wordprocealng, .r:;r:onar com· home with 3 bedroorrt1i ta.mlly tmll 448-3!140. ,._ A 1..01, Wid & Thur., rn~AI home. ull or pt. time. room, garag• In Ruetlc Hills, tl,_ 11!JUA •15 Goodyli.l'll, 2 Point P!Meant, 304-875--2063, 10 1171 Chovy Mollbu, 304-17!5- 81 Home t :oo.:e:OO, Jean• and liwaalar8, 35 1 vyr. Income potential. (1) SyracuM. Priced It S3t,OOO. Upetalra. Fumlshed, 3 room1 & gOOcl, 2 lolr, 111 for $35. ,04-075- gol Ill up St4.11t ond 10 gol 11853. \ lhlrtl, ....... lnd pod. . . &05~-8000 Et. B·10181• · bath, etlan, no.,..., nfarance a Improvements 1144 aftlf 5:00PM. cqmplett $43.25. · &14-112-541111114-912-3171. dopolllt roqulrod. 814-44f,.1511. · 1 9711 Pontloc B. o nnovttlo BASEMENT Must I :P;' r ;-lcocl . " -7-.: ..:.:: :..::, :.: C: ::dw=o::_ll : , =:-:lo Soclllory/A!foptlonlll. 2 Good 11wi10raa for $20 calh. Ragletered Blac:k German 10 1111 1 8 1 Pomei'Qy, 011 WATERPROOFING pootM typl"" . .ltchboanlond ·Why Aont? H - tor · tt.OO, 811-8824180. r Shepherd Pupe, $100 NCh. 614- Brougham, IOIIcled, new u,..e, communication aklll•. lleo hlv• Hou11 I 4 Iota, 3br, living, Repoe. GoV''I give IWay 241-1833, ar 114..C48-i803 After runs good. New 22 caliber Mml· Unc~IIIOMI lltetlm. guaranMiddleport auto, mc;Kilil 7DHC. 304-1'75·728I. tM. LoCal rtferlnclt fumllhld. ·knowled~• ot compulerl and dining, & . family roomil garllg• pragrarn•l For lntorinltion, 504-4 110011 Cindy mochllllt. 4p m unattachMI, ·. owner nanclng '.1041773-5151. . . . A.p & VIcinity 841.017Q Ext. R-3t3. ' 1981 Chlvono. Exc. Cond. $111. F- ntlmaloo. Coli CCilocl to bm" ·~ Y raauma to IVallablt, ·wlgoad down PlY· Rogl11orod' Bluo Tlcll, 2 yro. olcl1 8~1021. 114-237o0481, doy or night. ~lcoro ' Pomoroy · 3175& mont, $25,000. t .. 14-867-3141, •· ' llmlly 111e:. Oclol>or 2-3. 487 Aocbprlngo Rood Pomoroy, 304 75 000 BTU ·Fuol Oil Hlltor, running & t'"l"'lo out ot G11na 45 Fumlshed Rogono a-mont Wot-21 53 30 8. 4111, lllddlepaft. Toyo, Oh. 45781 Altn: OffiCII ilionogor. 1::::"':: wifan, Al.a; 271 gal. lllnk w/200 Nl~ ChampiOI:'; Goose Cr"k 1912 l'llrd Elcort, 4 opood, sun ling. : : . · :.::: chlilfen'l Clothing, 1terlo, gol. full oil. 814-2511-6413. Tocll, 1114-441-1780. roof, $1,200.·304-17&.7148. No p~~ono 01111 .,..._ 32 Mobile Homes Rooms 1 ...._sa I . JET Tho Houolng AIIIIDrHy ot tho I·R='oo....,m-o"!'for_ront....,.·-WO....;;o,..kor_m_IOI_nt..,..h. Antique and Avon lottl11, SlamMe ~ens, $50, cuh onty, 1983 Oldo-DIIto aa-:4 - · Ex· . Aorotlon ......, l'lpllrod. 3 _ , yord 11111:00-4:00, Oc814-387·7123. collin! condHion. Air, cruloo, & ro-buiH mot- In 11ock, Rqn ol Point l'leloont lo oooklng 1 ::-::--==,.;fo=.r..:Se=:le:_....,.~ Stortlng 11 . . -. 0111111 Hotal• Stomp Collection, 814-44&-246t 1 Wam•aa, men., & CHy candlatn tar maMgement poe~ 1 ~ 61~ 4""1580. . to~ .omltm 12,1100. 132 Buttor· EWino Emor-. Jockoojl, Conclllo I plutlc ioptlc tonko, UKC Rl1 Torrto!,. lomolo, nuc omeroy. otclldr..• ctothN, odda & enda, tion. The tucceealul e~ndlate $40 DOWN on any new alngt• OH. 1-80C)..537~528. ! Ron Evono EntorpriHo, Jackhoulobrvb. 2 y11 . ...,, 114-441· furnlture.atm DNd Mana •Ill bl roo-'bl lor 1 tl •1111; pi,. tox lnd tRio to Slooplng ..... wkh cookl-. ton, OH 1.aoo.537-9!528. 0817. the ExecuUv:' Dl~ecto:-rna quallflei:l buye,., M advertised Aleo traller apace. All t984 Monto Cine.._ Y-8, Sole or Complsto Mobile Homo 111 ul c.n., ""'*OJ· trodo tor gOOcl. uuck or lonn & _..., 1110 plumbing dilly -rolton ot the Authority. . on TV· Coli El- Homo Contor Coil oft• 2:00 p.m., 304-773- Extro hlovy bunk bodo with ,.,.., tractor. Vfnlon. 1854 tc.,.ton ·141Ctrlcal, roofing, :wmodelln , Musical Nortlngor ~ ·T hl Houoinp Authority monog10 I:1::-80::-;0.:::sn.a?t='=-"o'. --;::-,.-:--::-;--:- 51St, Moton WY. , mattrwan, ucellant condlllon. ~' uu 7 ~~-r~.L~ w . a Rd. potloa & docks lilc. REIIODE • tl50. 114-112-66118. · f R g. ~ cur1alna, ,t48 unno o todorol --lncomt t1711 Now Moon. Eloct~c. 2 bod- 46 S · Instruments 198! Sulek R~al LlmltJid. V8, INGI A•f•l'...-. Eltlmattl. jlubllc houllng lnd 113 Soctlon .room mobile homo. t2x85 304- . pace or ent HOme lnl.tor, dJM., miiC. 18 exl.tlng unHt. Uuat pouttl ---..11185 · F,lrewood for 11lt. Cut alabl. Ano sOfidax uled 1 achoo~r, PS , PB. · h 614-:ztll.1011. ' --. T "wlll,p<!Wir 614-256-811& or 814·258-6451. • Count, lloblti> H..... · Park, 1 tomlly ysnl 1111; Chlldron'o axclllent -human ,.Iationa skill• ' •' IXC. C , $500. 814-682-f . wlnctow., . ,.. brakn. AITdng Ron'• TV S•~ epecllllziM clolhlng oriel hcmO lntlriOO'I ot ta work w~h MnattlvHy wtth 1981 T1nd1.. 14X70, · 3 bed- Route 33, North . of Pomlroy. $4,700 114-1'12·221hftor 5 pm. In ZonHh aloo llrVIclng inoil1 lorgo pickup lotd. All Con,.._ TucMr'a, R1clne. Qc.. low~ncome t.mllilel to work · room1, Nth a.halt, SIIOO. 304- Lola, Nnt•l•, piiiU, 111M. Clill Firewood: h1rdwood. Cllll tvenlnga. 614- SlxaJ)hone, uc cond, 145q, 11.. ~· Chai'JII', · 2clr, other brande. Houal ca.., al_, cooporotlvoly with • I -1• ot 89.5-3542 or 8&5-3673 olior 7:DO. 81Wt2·'1171. UMd .couple monthl, 304-895448-9218. . · -. . .h. government, with the prtvata 3815 day• or 304-89&.3016 hatchUC:k. white, wttti Nd Int.-~ nm• appliance repilra. WV Corlloft 1111. Oct. 2-3, Tuoo., 111:tor ond with nolghbor~ood t985 Knox br Brlgodlor, 14x70, 2 lf1 Wanted to Rent lor, AIIIFII 5 opel, PS now ox· 304-67843118 Ohio 114-4411-2484" 1 OMnlngt. . For Mala .... , 304-675--1515. W... 13121 IR33, ICHMror. groupe. Individual atiould be 1 bedroom,, 2 blttis, all elK, loll 1:::~~:;.::-=:;,:;..:..;.;.:.:.;.:....,._ Aoollng, pointing, hou_,, &2,1DO.I14-446-a47. Bop, rnent. women'• clothla,· Certified Public H.Dullng extr.. , 304-88.2-3708 or 882·2167. Wanted: 3.14 BA hau11 to rent or For Sole: 11185 Chivy Aotro WE CAAE.J&M (Joouo & Mol ~lor 1on plumbrng 11\d ICC.norill"' 988 Ch . boGIIa. new v1nhy minor, Monogor, or bo c.poblo ol Comrontlon Ylin. loldod, PIANO SERVICE otlorl EXPERT 1 " · -val ' ltlt GuararnNc:t work whh ,.......,.,. buy on lend - -· 114-441...... mile. ltllml....? ochllvlng co~lllcltlon within 1988 Oollwood 14x70 mobile 4212. sa,ooo. Local onl owner, Call ~lenc "CARE" tor t - ...,o w-Fn, 4 Dr., AC, Mo., 1888 cea. C.n't but UlliN pricel one ,.., ot employment. · Ap... home, 3 bedrooma, 2 baths, ette CARE" eboul their pl1noa. 8111 .Foiil Tompo, 4 Or., 4 cyl., AC, gUif'lntN. 814-4411-7212 or ~. 814-44fl.2722. S10 Gront Strlll, ptJcant• mull sYbmlt a eup. on 100x150 lot, lot• of extr~a, Wonl. 304-882·2321 (Prov 22:1). auto. 114-441-2300. · 171-.,.54. . . , 11117 1 art~ OH. 114JII2.Jiill. For Sale: CoDiar, Cannon PC--25, pllmontol oppllcotlon with tho 304-e82-3354. Merchandise liDO, 114-25HZi8. 58 F .r ultS & !'!" -~llloc - n DIYHie, Aotary or able toot *llllng• Oclcobo!. 41 5 a I . 112 mile Ncllh rnume. Pteui mall reeume 2br, tllllor, both a 112 totolllioc., poltmllrked no later thin Qc.. .on .-.niMt lot, .can be moVed, ~•· -... · ·n1ngo, ,_ mil~~ ::: 11111 445 .. -I'OOntl. For Sole: Holrth-Moto __. Vegetab ' les 7851 wot lo com plot~ - 11mo ~ toblr 15, 1MO. to: Peraonn•l $4,500. 514-215e·t037. bumor lnurt. $118. Grllt.Q. cu.yo. Pump IIIII tnd MrVIco, Oct- >U. Dlpnnlon glut, Ofllco, Point Pll-nt Housing Household Lltor ""h ,... flropllco. Dun!OVIn Frv" Form 1u11 on Sr aowaqz. • oil limP!! mloc. Houu nlllt 1o Authorttr, 404 Second SlrHf, SPECIAL Foctory to ycu111tt, 2 51 SIMIII - - ol I" prolob .AI 1111 al Albony. Wo IICCOpl 11187 Plymouth Turlomo, 12,700, Soptlo Tonk PumtllngiiOhGoll'· Point Plllunt, WV 25550. EOE. or 3 bedroom14x70 modele at llolgo I Ciollll llno. Goods eiJ.fuel chlm~. Call 1'14-441- food lllmpl. Yarilry of a~··· lutorMtlc, w/alr; 1084 Dlytona I Co E S ENTE "' ~;,800"::/~::!tle u"p~ 0110 ottor I P.M. . lrooh oldor, poon pumpkin• opd. &2,200.114-;1111·1270. · Jt~~SES.! 1 Yord Solo. boloro 1 ~Mooing SOle:, liVIngdining room IUHI; go... dolly, CIOMd 1157 11ron•Am,_,181 . ~II t-800-72M041 lw d11ollo. roll -Y bod, 100m Fult liro truck top. Po!Ch ond M .... l14-11118-11211 , !!!!t 1GI7 Divis S..·Yoc tloMoo ' 4 ~.,g.~t 18J:~; 12 snuatlon S~ort· II . I b? p 1 II rodl choirs, IIi 445 3111. owning IKZO ft. 304.f71.fll0 of· o.-,. . . ~~~~ 1 - Font GIOfll . I I Cnoll 'Rd. Poito, • .' ·~ . • 1111n conco~s. lt+IIZ· b::--;.W:.:•:.:n:;:ted:::._ · __ mo on c t tor 5:00PM. • Pototooo: WI have 1 gOOcl ~cort, ..,aw..i.~ • · cor troHor, pi'- pickup, ond 11111-. 1~ history • problom? Smlil down .. • K S480.114-317-7V21, 114-m.-7254. , ••':'::-.. ·-• Mony pr..,.nod Counly Applllnco Inc. GooCI HoopHal bod. GOod shlpo. 814- IUptiiY ol aood onnoblc ~ -:::-::::·-:;.,.._ _ _ _ __ Wtll coro for lkllrty In poymont. .-d oppllon-, T.V. 1011. Goon 448-3423. . potlitOII. $11.00 por 100. 1111 Clut.,..i groy, 1roc m y - . Good core end hol!ll hom11. Catl t-800-680-6711. Public Sale ·· 8 I o.m. to I p.m. llon.-111. &14Humphroy, ot Rooctnlllo. lolclod, ev,ry option ucsp1 T· 82 . Plumbing & cookod mills. lt4-84f,.22t2. Wtnd- 14x70, 2br, CA, build· 448-1"!1 • 121 3rd. Avo. Goi:: King olzo wllorbld, 614 -141• 1141378-82111Nc Sundoy -·~ topo, mint cond, 1 _,., 21,000 H I & Auction 1 lng, okl_ rtlng, cond, on lot In Quoll miles, f"'cc: $1t,ib0j eat ng ,_,_, 4uoflon Compony 15 Schools & Good Fronch C"y ~l;lpot;;;;ll;,""=::;::;:::;:::;:;:::;:..11::7011= •· ======~ -ll'!m lloto- 11 tho June· 1111 tor look ti"IOO -· ••• _ Win CNok. Mobile Nomoo. 1~1340. tlon Stoto Routo 325 IIIII 124, "' • ""~-·••· Cortor'o Plumbing 'o ollhll ouctlono, n· Instruction . W ·:,:lll::,.:•:.,:lll:::,:ng~ovl::;:;,:lle::,,Oh:;:lo:::· - - 1981 Fonl Tompo h ,&H; 1111 and Hiaotlng ~:.-K'="....:,~ I c.,.~:..::..;;;_:..::..,.;;;l"'.,._· SNAFU® by .Bnu:e Beattie ., Pont - . $4,.,_; Chow Fowth and Plilo ,33 F{lrms tor Sale 59 For Sale CollbriiY, $4,1111; 1111 Dodge Golllpotlo, Ohio Yifllnlo, -TIM7II. . . ...n.aogoiioiiii!.. IOiftld, lirllnte ,,.... , "...,... .,.~ trac-- II ac,.. "Huntera HMven", 9 wanted to Buy tor 1rollor trolnlng, rlli- nice houM, barn, fenced, dlntlhorno 11udy. Anoriclll old DOnd•, Leon INa, MIHn 113 """ form whh mobile 100 t:I.S!I.i. 1157 Pont. 'Sunbfnl 84 Electrlcsl & HomO bottllo & bottle IVIillbie H quolfllod. PIIC I INnl toun1y, m,soo. 304-4111-tl1a. 13•111 .._, &ollobury P,7Hi>!:' at• Cololo iti. Refrigeration . . . . ,. 114 111 tfiH. -t.t•noa. Caunly Schoolt Jo.. T--Ip, 1410.00 por ocro. Cln ll8l 12,111; II cal otflce, 2307 Clrndl!n Av~ bo divided.; 130 Aero linn Fonl Eocort Gl', tt,IH; 1184 Rllt•ntlal • oommorolll Slllln Townohlp, lour . m Toyoto I.W. 4r4, 12,411; 1184 wiring, , _ ... - · · "'"" wtth Por11ortburg, WV.comPflttd 1-800-1411., ropolro. ..._,, IM-7ANI!I bill un 10 1411. All progf'lmt ~ ~d llioctrlctan. A~r h - born ond 01hor '!'!"J 11.~::&1184 • ond 2 f110 or onytlmai olor I t monthl. Ellctrle<ll, 304-f'll-1781. bulldlnp, ..... r··~5,000.110.; ' Twa hiiuMo • ,., Buttornut Oortono -~411; 1114 Pont 8.8. A - Po~.eto.,_ wltb 11'!11 t1,:jll.i..1.... Fanl T·llt;!!._tl~.i 85 Gilnaral Hauling To 11ur. J101k Autoa _18=~W~a.;:.nt;;:ad;;_;to:.;· =Do=-­ loll t31J,000.00• Nico J'O!!II'IIy 11111 UIGO Culton tt.-· 11N wltb or wtthoul Cll EX LMf L.lflilr.I'M IMIIOJ. Plriena.d lh... m1t11 ,. ....l•rl two bedroom MuM a.v. a..tlon . . .. 1iii Old• WOI'ttlf, but can do mOlt any. on Lincoln Holghtl, Pomoroy, S.W. fHI; I&D ~uto . . . . thing, wrtto Box C-1, % Pt. Pit. very 1org1 101. $115;llti.OO ~- tiOc~ mllll N. 01 - . . Rogfl1or, 20Q Moln Sl, Point Employmrnl Serv1ces PI O'lrWI and er- Rail Co. 114 4411•"orl~111. 114 • a1ao orl14 11:1 ~. ,... Yugo o.v.. ltlndonl, Rentals Fum"•• roflnllh!ng ond rspolr 11 HtlpWinted Alln'll .- - . llr, quollty W«1< ond lrM H11motoo: now t l - good oond, 304-e15-71tt. \ F ,ll m Suppllr'; ~~- • A I - . Coil Mlrllyn mok• litOIIIIint tor ........ .. .. 114-245,~ L1veslock Gat vour chain Nw Mf'VIced for '41 Houses for Rent 1821. E4 A - I AI I lhlrtoy fi,_ood •euon, bod......, now - . , porttr qui-nt Co., Nonderoon wv 2fum. I:IIIG ntn1, SilO 304.f75o1'121. : . ~-~- 114-IIU122 ....... ,_... In my ~tome !'!!"•. Coli EVWIIngo: e · I .._..,., Upll lotor'•'l ...,... . . 2 ................. Mogle l~ Doy Clre Contor 2IMI .,.., • 4 , _ a both, "'IIOMot~~, dependable "" MUniJ - upholll 21 Jll... '"". b• , 1 L' Itt •• 1172. - trlIn lurrikuro .... &: Nf. llclnu, CILIIIh.Y chlfd aara. Mon! ~ ,•• d'•l•ll CIOVEANMENT IIIZED Coil 304-87J.tl14 tor !roo ... Col*a•a Plln <lay thru Fndly, 7:30 till 5:30. ru..-, 1220 - · 11ot1oot1 ,. 1 For moro lnlormatlon ., to . !ram 1100. - . Ma I o. Co. ~=-~lull or ooupll, 814let a moctet railroad enthuatut Install llglotof 304-17WI47. . lor ·· (1)Chovyo. 'foul'-. - . . lurptuo. -. Ell. Ollhom L'dtotllay Coni•,ICJ . our track lighting?" 1.10199. Hllk... Or. e.J llllfmo... Ciii~UM ·, Apartment I CAN KICI<; LEAVES, TOO!! Bronco 13,111· 117t Fonl PtU. C> ...... -.... -dn- King Wood/Cool Stovo, with Dr;w, WhHo, IH; ClH bl h Ill I C9ppertona 115· E'-Ctrlc owar, om• I uw 18 .n.l ftInch ~n -~ McCulla Saw, ' M ln., gae wNCJ """'Il. 30 ~ o, .._, $150; 11t.,.. 114-38&-e54o, at 4 .;~~~Willing- waohor, & Dryor 8515. Sit, Alinond, 1110 Eoch; 20 cu. 1;:,:=--:::-:-.....,,...--:-::----: ft. Cheat Freezer, $150j Fneter N• Colwnbll 10 spMd l!Qht, F - F - $110. mourollln blko, 21 ln. 304-e75- 44 .. tt,zoo; 11180 Ctiiv• • P.U., , tt,7UO; BID Auto So..., HwJ; 110, 4 mlllo N. 01 Hoi._., • . ton pickup. Alltaniotlo Tro::: · jj ~"• ~==========1:::::;;:::==.:::::::::==1 A rolli 111111 runo 1171 Chou. • :ISO -lno g· 1'0111 4114, $14 ~ O'kl wn ' Frost Frost F- Rolrl-rotIll; Fn11 R gorotor, G..E. ti2S; Rotrtaorotor, ttsO; Rolrlfll!ltor,x G E. ·~ llkl 1210 G.E. $11; . K _ , i)ryor, 171; Whlrlpoal Dry•, AVICcdc, Kon~ ~. .=• P.U., nk:ll 12,101; 1111 ,,. ' ~.- 1~..;.:.j"....;EI...;.;.".r-t..;.or-411 . ·· 1 .llloctlon ol -...... sultlo, ::.SJ• • • MW.:::, olito on- .30 Financial . $11. Qun C..lllilllll I, 8, & 10 Hlrwlot WED.. OCT. 3 S.le tl84 Ftt.ahtll- 45 .ft. bllle~. tiB,Tioo. 514-1'12·2584. ' ' --N, w-. • " 1il't Ford Ronchlnl; 1.,... por, . . .. ropol,.. all AJC ll"" DMIIII .C:Iblr..tll, t..dboairdtl 1nd up to $15.10 daye •me aa C<llh •Hh oppl'ovod CNCil 3 mi. ' a...,.. BurDIOo. Your • - (I I 101-elliiOOo"ilol\. $.1otll!. I - - . -.n., . 1 ........ The .elevision Viewing GOftRHMEiri' SEIZED VOillClOi from . 1100. FOidl. U.C.dt1 to fUI. Hld1 1111111 ' . . , to 'I T!Mn. Ftt. 2 • • br Yonl Sollo: 112 mill au 01 ar~ CI'Mir Road, . ........ .....,.- S3Hto-. T-SIOondup 1--CioySchoolon ~ 7. 21 lnoll T.Y.hOid pllltorm . . . . 1 - clot lng, POIMIOVMidcla~ . . ... Ohio .. sale . tte1 ~ !Didlll. 1.1 LV~L 4_!,!1E0 II. be. OCIIId, LAYNE'S FUANITUAE Sotu ond cholrw . , . - lrorn & Vlclnny Autos for •f • oaa. 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Nowapopor Pomeroy celebration in final big weekend Sl 69 LB. • • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio; Thuraday. October 4, 1990 TEN.D II.ST UAN IDF GOURMET GROUND Oear tonight. Low In mid 408. Sunny FJ'Iday. Hlcbs Ia mld7~ . . . The last big weekend celebra ~ a ribbon In the shape of ·Meigs Anyone·lnterested lnenterlngthe tlon of Pomeroy's sesqulcenten· County with Pomeroy's sesqui- parade should call Mary Powell nlal, 150th anniversary of lncor- centennial logo. To receive IVY at 992·5000. poratloa, will be held Saturday. (International Volksport Ver· At 5 p.m. on Saturday Denver and Sunday. band) credlfimly, the fee Is $5.50. Rice will perform with his The weekend, ' 'Ethnic Settlers Those par~clpallng In the concertina, an accordlan type Fest," .will feature a variety of Volksmarch may begin between lns,trurnent, and guitar. entertainment and Qther festiVI· thehoursof9a.m. and 3p.m.and Saturday'S festlvltlas will COO· • . ties geared toward children: finish time Is at 5 p.m. · elude with a dance on the parking · Those attending the celebra-. . Postal •butts. wl)l have the · lotfro!fl 6 to9 p.m. Music (or the tlon oil Saturday can enjoy the· ·opportunity to obtain a commerri- dance and concert will be by the Or.atlve · United States Postal German Band, '.'On Tap. " · Volksmarch, au organized hike or walk. The 10K (6.2 mite) route Canqellatlon Stamp on Saturday Sunday's activities begin with . will begin at Pomeroy VIUage from 9 ·a.m. to 1 p.m. at the a canoe r.ace at 2 p.m. across Han. From t)lere walkers will Pomeroy Fire Station on Butter· from the former Pomeroy Junior travel down Main Street through nut Avenue. High School. The race '¥111 the Pomeroy Historic District, Beginning at 8:30 a.m. on conclude at the levee and there Is turn left on Butternut Avenue, go Saturday the Pomeroy Cub Scout a $5 entry fee. Check-In time for up Uncoln Hill to overlook the Pack will sponsor a bike rodeo In the canoe race Is 1 p.m. bend ortheOhloRiver, and cross the downtown area. There Is a $1 The German folk dancing a section of tbe flood.road to t)le entry fee and participants may group, Folklanderslnternatlonal Sugar Run area. From Sugar ·register upon arrtval. There wil) . Dl!nce Troupe, will perform at 3 also be children's games begin· p.m., followed by the Welsh Run waJkers will gp to Mulberry Avenue turning ·left ·to Beech nlngatnoonontheupperparklng singing group, St: David's Cho.· . Grove Cemetery where they will lot In Pomeroi. rus, from Gallla and JacksQn . pass Samuel Willis Pomeroy's Entertainment begins on Sat- Counties at 4 p.m. grave and then on to The Maples, urday at 1 p.m. with the English · Sunday's entertainment will : : : : : : : : TROPHIES ....: Tbese rodeo and canoe racee. Activities begin Saturday which was the former children's comedy and music group eonclude with a perfonnance by are the tropllles that will be presented to the first momlng and wiD conclude Sunday alteraooa. For Home. "Patchwor k, " a two·pe,rson The Zucchini Pickers at 5 p.m. place winners Ia tbe Ethnic Settlers Fest lnfonnatloa oa aay of tbe activities, call Mary From there the route co11t1nues team featuring the talents of The group plays a variety of folk actlvlll_,es, Including the Kinder Parade, bike Powell at 992-&00Ci. , . to Union Avenue onto Osborne Mark Purnell and NancyHarlett. mu"slc for children and adults. . . Street and back to Mulberry. . AKI~erParadewlllbeglnat.4 On both days, Saturday and From tbere participants will p.m. and categories for judging Sunday, European horse drawn walkbytheSugarRunFiourMIII Include · wagons, bicycles . and carriage rides will be available . . . . . and Sacred Heart ca:thollc costumes. Awards will ~ given during the afternoons. In addl· Chureh to Second Street. The In an adult diVIsion and a tlon tbere will be arts and crafts, rouie will then continue past the children's division. First place In clowns and balloons . . Meigs ·County Court House and each category will receive a All entertainment Is scheduled Jail ~:l;yc~ore §~t Q.nd t~n , t~P,!IJ...and, a $5 gilt certificate. to take place at the parl\lng lot ' --~-· - • ext!listotl l>!:..200,.,...ra• .. J'G~II' metering• ·system ·ellsurlllt' •tha:t .:. ,.t<av CHARLENE H()l!ifiT t{)tt; onto ·Maln.~ ,l~.n:. JI(~~I! .. J:l\~I!;WII!' awards will be given sla,&e In Po111eroy on both /Jays. the reservoirs rem alii ' tn~ tlfle&i to•'ll'l!l•t'lll!fti!'"Was set at walkers wlii"c'ofi'c1ud~ !11!!11' trip · for the children's , division Jn ' to ··register 'tot any oi these :" .• , '"Seallaet!i(elfi'Stlilr ' · $8,000. · Seven projects were funded by service the 149 houses In that at village hall. . addition to an Ice cream cone events or for further lnfotma· section of the community. Donald Poole, Tuppers Plains· Only walkers wbo pay the certificate, donated by McDo· lion, contact Mary powell at ~~L~~Jigs .·eoun~ Commission· el's wltb COmillimlty Develop· ·· A total ot $15,800 was approved :Chesier Water ·District superln· registration fee of S6!Day receive nald's, McClure's, Pleaser's, 992-5005. tendent, also present for the ment mock Grant monies total· for tile Tuppers Plains-Chester a clolssone medallon attached to Adolph's and Dairy Queen. Water District extension ot ser· m.eellng, acknowledged the lng $93,760. at Wednesday needs lor both areas to be served.vice Into· the F1ora area. Five afternoon's m~tlng. resldents from that area l}lel Asked about district funds, he The commissioners approved with the commissioners WedneS·· said that plan I expansion Is the • $30,000 for the Middleport VIllage day to explain their needs and next priority project for the sewage lagoon project. -Kim District. Shields, development director, urge suppdrt of the project. They The fourth project funded at reported that tbe Ohio Depart· were Helen Swartt, Bobbl Pau· yes.t erday's meeting was that of ment of Development ha!l asked ley, Eugene Frost and Mr. and . the Sulton Township Trustees, the commissioners to allocate Mrs. Art Shumway. In funding the project, Shields $21,160, for corrective work on the original es tlmate of $1,125,000 A: total of 22 proper!les are the $30,000 for the project. By CHARLENE HOEFUCH not~:d that many of the w.ells In the east side ot Welshtown Road Involved In the Kerr's Run-Nye by the state engineer. After Sentinel News staff · He said that the amount serves . that area have already fall~d. or which collapsed In the spring. Avenue· area In the . overall of the bids received on eval uatlon as leverage for $700,000 pledged The $1,447,360 bid of the. Alan are falling. The need for ex ten· The urgency In getting the repair project. Of those properties, , Sept. 28 and the engineer's toward the projeci already Stone Co. of Chesterhill · for three slon of water service Into that work done this fall before freez. are business buildings .,_ · assessment were reviewed, the $500,000 from the U.S. Army culvert replacement and high· area has been presented to the lng and thawing sets. In was the White ilouse, the Roedel deciSion to award the project to way relocation at the lntersec· Corps of Engineers, and $200,000 commissioners several times stressed by Engineer Phil Ro· the lowest bidder was made, · building, which Is right In the ·tlon of State Route 124 and U.S. from the Ohio DeparUnent of over thepastfouryears.Another berts and Tad Warner, highway Intersection, and the Jenkins Leach said . Development. Middleport Vll· . Route 33 has been accepted by on the reCompletion date water project application, the superintendent. . Ready-Mix plant. Four homes lage has already agreed to the · Ohio Department of placement of the culvert under· Shields recommended that the Transportation. will also be affected when the provide $12,000 toward the prob- Vance Road section, was not ' project be bid under the lmml· lem of containing the sewage approved although the commls· Work Is expected to begin on neath the road on Route 124 has Intersection highway replacebeen set for Feb. 28, according to ment begii!S, a's will one mobile nent threat danger and specify a the first phase which is the lagoons, a situation created by sloners were sympathetic with Leach. the application and encouraged completion date this year. The . home. erosion of the Oblo River bank. culvert replacement within 30 As for the second phase, which representatives frOm that area to development director gave some While the Intersection has long · Also funded by the commls· days , Joseph Leach,. Dlstt:lct 10 Is the relocation and Improvere-apply next year .. Ronnle Hub· general assurance that tunils for been recognil:ed as a problem sloners was the Pomeroy VIllage Deputy Director for the Depart· ment to the Intersection area, area bard, who lives In the area not the project b~ause of Its emer· with several trucks having ment, announced this morning. project at a cost of $14,800- the LE!ach said that will start In April struck funded, reported that he had. gency nature co~d be released the corner ot the old · The Alan Stone ·c o. bid was the money to be used to provide a and has a completion date of Aug. attempted to get water from the this fall. Plans are for plies to be Roedel. building In turning from telemeterlng system fcir < the lowest of three bids submitted on . Water driven near the area · which 31, 1991. . Tuppers Plains-Chester Route 124 onio Route 33, the the project, but was higher than Uncoln Heights ~servo Irs which The depuiy director said that area became an emer· general .District but that the cost for an Continued on page 12 will provide a remote control rights of entry have been, ob- gency when the nine-foot stone tained from property owners so arch under Route. 124 near. that iHat there will be no Interruption . lnlersectlon coUapsed on Feb. 2. In the work on tbe project. He The Ohio Department of High· further stated that he antl~lpates ways at that time had to build a that no building or housing temporary rOad to bypass the : demolition will be required dur- section where the massive cave- : Ing the cul\rert replacement. In occurred. ..;...--;: A " Meet the Candidates ,..;.-. Night" will be held on October 17 at the MeigS County ·.Multlpur· pose Center •. M)llberry Heights, . Pomeroy . EVENTS OF THE ETHNIC SETI'LERS FEST · . A ·public dinner will begin at 5 Saturday , . p.m . . to be followed by the 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. :Volksmarch begins at Pomeroy V!Uage candidates' or their representa· Hall. Finish time Is 5 p.m. · tlves' presentations beginning at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. - ; Commemorative U.S. postal cancelation 7 p.m. stamping at Pomeroy Fire Department. The rules under which the · Noon Children's ·games begin on upper parking lot In publiC forum Is to be held are as follows : Pomeroy. .· 1 p.m. -Patchwork, ilb English comedy and music group. - Each candidate will be · 4 p.m. -Kinder Parade. · allowed tbree mlnu(!!s to present , 5 p.m. - Denver Rice, concertina and guitar concert. his or. ber views. A fee will be . 6-9 p.in . - On Tap, a German band. for listening or dancing · cliarged for each additional . · • pleasure. · minute with all fUIIds being used for tbe. Melgl Senior Citizens' - - """" . Sunday ·services. 1 p.m. - Check·ln for canoe races. - Slace the program Is not a 2 p.m. - Canoe races begin. debate type forum, no questlous 3 p.m. - Folklanders.Internatlonal Da.nce Troupe, a group of· will be accepted from the au· Ger man folk dancers. dtence. TblsevenUun opportun· 4 p.m. -St. David's Chorus, a Welsh choir from Gallla and lty for tbe voter,. to bi!Sl' the • JackSon counties. . candidates outline !belt views on · 5p.m. ~Zucchini Pickers, a group that performs a variety of lssuea which concern all ' folk music for children and adulls. constituents. · - Melp CoUIIty Republican Both days will feature European horse drawn carriage rides Party Cbalnnan George Collins during the afternoon and arts and crafts. Bring along a lawn nAG PIUEaNTa) -AD Amll'laaa aarQllb. r. •...., tile tlaa lo a.- Oliver, and DemocratiC Party Chairman P• I e•led lo llle llelp Collllty MultJ..Parpole • chair and enjoy the festivities which are scheduled to take place ee•••t dlneCer a& the eeater, II Dbel Bart, Sue Matson will determine wblcb halor enter .... ..,. •• beball of tbe at the parking lot stage. · member of tbe Modern Woll!lulea (llab. candidate - Incumbent or oPJIO' Bvl....em ........ WoedmeJ~ of Amerlcallllllor · Continued on' page 12 ·seven Meigs projects funded with . ..:Development ·Block Grant monies ROCKY TOP •PLAIN .•SELF II SING GOLD MEDAL FLOUR • All PURPOSE fLOUR _____ ........~s POP LB. BAG • SUAVE SHAMPOO MORTON ' Pumpkin Pies •.! . 99 •• ODOT accepts · Chesjerhill ·finn's bid for~ Rt. 1'2 4 project . Meet the candidates fete slated ______...______ .. Sesquicentennial .schedule " " . - Civic Center SATURDAY1 . OCTOBER 13, 1990 P.M. . .... ·\ ' . ,. � 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 10. October 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 October 3, 1990 greenlee martin