https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dbf4738a86dc2a854d139ddb467b21e0.pdf 441939f81c95acb6e7a2f8a67ca4ea34 PDF Text Text Page 1o-The Daily Sentinel Monday, Novembilr 19, 1990 Ponwoy-Midclaport. Ohio ' Ohio [.Alttery Some rain predicted around Ohio today By United Press In&ernalklnal Sunshine will return to the Clouds that began to arrive In Buckeye State Tuesday. and Ohio late Sunday, should linger temperatures will rise Into the over the Buckeye State through· mid to upper 50s. out the day. The weather map shows high Northeastern Ohio will have a pressure stretching south from slight chance of showers lor eastern Canada across Ohio to the southeastern states. A weak Monday night. Temperatures will arange cold front extended from low from the mid 40s to mid 50s while · pre~,sure over Hudson Bay; to Lake Superior. To the west, low lows fall Into the 30s. pressure was developing over the central Rockies with a cold front extending west to, California. The axis of htgn pressure will move east and be along the eastern seaboard by Tuesday morning. The weak cold front over the western Great,,Lakes will move across the central and eas tern Great Lakes Monday before dissipa ting. .Major Hoople's Meanw)llle, the low over the central Rockies will move to the western Dakotas by Tuesday morning With the cold front extending south to Arizona. There is a chance ol showers Wednesday and Thursday, but fair weather is expected Friday. Highs will be In the 60s Wednes· \lay, In the 50s Thursday, and In the 40s Friday. Lows will be In the 40s Wednesday and. Thursday · • and In the 30s Frt<!av. , Page4 Continued from page 1 Other construction Involved ; b\lllding a sewage treatment , plant for -the complex, an em· , ployee parking area and a heliport which can be used by _ emergency helicopter services. Ftll material for the parking area and heliport consisted of bottom , ash from Ohio Power's Gavin Plant. Bottom ash 'rs one of several.,' ash products created as a bypro-· . duct of burning coal at a power plant. Coal ash was also used In a cement mixture poured for the •· heliport's landing pad. ---Weather------ _ _....;:;: -u;,.. · South Central Ohio Tonight, mostly Cloudy. Low around 40. Light · and variable winds . Chance ol rain 20 percent. Tuesday, mostly sunny with the high around 60. Thanksgiving Day outlook, a chance of ~bowers. Highs in the 50s . Lows in the 40s. Ohio Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday Chance of showers Wednesday and Thursday . Fair Friday. Highs In the 60s Wednesday, In the 50s Thursday and in the 40s Friday. Lows in the 40s Wednesday and Thursday and ln the 30s Friday. (Continued From Page 1) Village. . The case, filed by R11tland resident Phyllis Spangler, thm~gh her · attorney Charles H. Knight, alleged wrongdoing by several Rutland police officers and sheriff's deputies at the time of her arrest in 1989. Arson charges were brought against Spangler following her arrest and were later dismissed. Pfeifer.. Continued from page 1 manager . "We don't want anyb· outcome," said Pfeifer. . ody sticking us with the rap of · -Pfeifer and the Republicans, l slowing down the count." who flayed Secretary of State ,, ,,. -P(elfer and Republican State Sherrod Brown mercilessly dur· Chatrm~n Robert Bennett, who lng the campaign lor allegedly normally want to ensure that falling to do his job, tnought he only eligible voters vote, .com· was doing a superior job last week when he order the boards of platned about' over· scrutinizing election to mingle the walk-In the walk-In votes . They said if thOse ballots are · ballots with the rest. Fisher wanted theni separated segregated, . ''the voters whO so they can be subject to voted on election day are going to challenge later, and wentto court have somebody handllng their' to buck his Democratic col· balloi and looking at it." Both Fisher and }'fetfer said league's directive. -Fisher, who accused Pfeifer during the campaign that It of trying to stall the count until hypocrisy were a crime. the Republican Robert Taft takes other one would be doing time. They may have been correct, office as secretary of state In tl!ey would have plenty of and January, now appears to be the to do It before this race is time one erecting the legal blockade. over. After all, the recount hasn't "We' re trying not to obstruct the vote count," said Kent even begun yet. Markus, Fisher's campaign Meigs announcements Revival Evangelist will be Pastor Lawrence The Hobson Church of Christ Bush. Special singing nightly. and Christian Union will be in Public invited. revival Nov. 26-Dec. I with Pastor Theron Dutham and Rev. Bob Hymn sing Manley. Services will be held at 7 The Mount Olive Communily Church will .have a hymn sing Dec. p.m. 1 at 7 p.m. Russ Spencer and the Dance Southern Hills Oospel Singers and ·The Senior Citizens Dance Club Joy Singers from Mount Olive. Pas· will be held Friday from 8-11 p.m. tor Lawrence Bush invites the Music will be by the HapPY Hollow public. Boys, Athens. The pubhc is invited and those attending are to bring Harrisonville Seniors snaclcs for the snack table. The Harrisonville Senior Citlzens will have a potluck supper . Represeniative meeting to elect officers on Nov. 27 A representative from the Social at 5:30 p.m. All members urged to Security Administration will be at auend. Bring table service. the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center on Wednesday from 10 a.m. MiddlepOrt PTO to noon. The Middlepo~ PTO will have its November meeting on Tuesday Revival at 7 p.m. Assistant Prosecuting At· The Mount Olive Community toniey Linda Warner will be the Church will have revival Wednes- guest speaker. .She will speak on day through Sunday at 7 p.m. the subject of drugs. Public is invited. Columbus ... continued from page~ , was would seek re-election. Last mayor's office and local party summer he said he wouind 'I, leaders had given him a deadline saying he wanted to spend more for his decision so that others could make their decisions. He's time with his famtlv. In August, Rinehart separated expected to decide within three from his wife Carol and moved weeks whether he'll seek a third into an apartment. Howeve(, he term. Rinehart wouldn't say if he Is In denied at that time there was love with Dodrill; who is 12 years another woman. his junior. But :he said she Is Is In recent weeks he had been . ''deeply fond of Brenda and she Is considering another try ai the of me." The documents filed last week Indicate Dodrill, 32, said Rinehart began pursuing her in .·' Continued from page 1 March and that she agreed In ner, Carol Baker, Ron Raymond May to go to bed with htm . Dodrill and her husband Doug ' and Dr. Nick Robinson. Matteson had separated in the Other committees named were spring,'but didn't file for dtsso!umembership, Jimmie Cain and Dot· tie Turner; and telephone commit· tton until July . matteson tiled for tee, Mary Lou Boggs, Ruth. Durst, divorce . Oct. 30 and DodrUI Jean Gilmore and Gerry Parsons. countersued last week. She Is Merchants not attending the meel· seeking CllStodY of their 111-montin~ will be contacted and asked to old son. Rinehart also said Saturday jotn in the activities of the new orhis 22-year marriage ts over. ·ganization. The first meeting of the group was set for Thursday, Dec. 6 at 5:30 p.m. at Middleport Village Cooncll chambeis in village hall. . It was emphasized during the or- HaJTY Surfat!e Harry Surface of Middlepon gm.tizational meeting that the group . will be more than a merchants as- died Monday morning at Holzer sociation, that busineSsmen ' and all Medical Center following an ex· interested individuals will be in- tende!l illness. Anangcments will be announced vited to join.There will be a special membership fee f<l' individuals, .it later by Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport. was decided. I. Gilmore... Area.deaths NEW FACILiTY- 1\ new cornplexlor Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Division provides olllces for a uumber·ol departments, Including the survey p~ lor the M~lgs No. 31 mine. ' Vol.41, No.149 · Copyrighted 1990 By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News StaiT · Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday admissions: Janet Oiler, Racine. S11turday discharges: Juanitii Wamsley, Dollie Workman and Leona Roach. Sunday . admissions: France~ · Foster, Racine. Sunday discharges: Roy Brick-. · on one s1de .ot tile street, arid ad· jacent to the offices of ·The Daily · Sentinel on the other. Th ill ill A one-year lease on the Coun e v age w pay rent in the Street mini-parks in Pomeroy was amount of $100 per year for both executed by Pomeroy Village . parks. In _othe_r action at Monday night'.s Colll!cil :ovhen it met on Monday evenmg m regular session at Vil- meeting, council members voted to lage Hall. · appropriate $200 toward a pany or The mini parks are owned by gifts for all hourly employees of the village, and voted unarumOusly to PQmeroy Attorney J.B. O'Brien close all . ffi . and ·are located on either side of ' · VI 11 age o ces exceptmg ·Court Street, next to the building the pollceJ department on Monday, · : occupied by Wil·Car Sundiy Store December 24,_enabling employees ... to have a long holiday weekend. Council al$o diseussed the vii!age's need for a donated Christmas tree. It is the usual practice of the village to accept donated trees from village residents for use as the viilag Chris H e tmas tree. owever, to date, no tree has been donaled for that purpose. Leaf pick-up dates in the village ha bee Pick · the ve n set up m first and second ward will be on Monday, NoveJilber 26. Leaves in the thitd ward will be . picked up on and whether any of the'lr actions "How can our system of violated Senate rules. government maintain the ap· All five say they did nothing pearance and reality of integrity that reasonably can be called as these trends continue?" Ben· anything beyond cqnstituent sernett asked. vice- a basic ,.nd accepted part "Now, none of this is an ex<;use ofthe life of an elected legislator. for wrongdoing, If -wrol!gdoing· Several of the senators, however, occurred," Bennett added. "It Is, say the .Keating Five case however . :. a booming warning underscores the need for an that unless these trends are overhaul of campaign finJnce recognized and dealt with, we laws, a cause that has been will have more cases llkethls and stifled by partisan bickering for the reputation of this body and its several years. . members will be in utter ruin." Robert Bennett, the commit· Cranston. who begins radiation tee's special counsel who has therapy Monday for prostate spent a year probing the case, cancer and is not seeking re· said ·he understood the frustra· election, argued that nothing he ttons of the five senators, along did, including the contacts wtth with the 95 other members of the bank regulators on behalf of Senate. The cost of mounting a .major contributor Keating, vlopolitical caQ'lpatgn Is skyrocket!ated the law or senate rules. He . log, Bennett said, at the same said . both the laWs and rules time constituents increasingly shpuld be change~. but added are seeking help in. dealing with · "we can't change the rules In the government bureaucracy. midstream" and that his act!vi· Martinez candidate for drug czar WASHINGTON (UPI) - Flor· ida Gov. Bob Martinez Is the leading candidate to replace William Bennett as federal anti· drug chief, while Bennett is the top choiCe to head theRepublican National .Committee, . officials ' . say.. White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said Sunday that Martinez, defeated in his Nov. 6 re-election bid by Democrat Lawton Chiles, has the inside track for the drug-fighting Job. Meanwhile, Republican sour- EMS responds to calls Units of the Meigs County Eme~;gency Medical Service responded to a minor fire, an accident where two were injured, and nine emergency medical calls over the weekend. ~At 1:18 p.m. Saturday · the Pomeroy Fire Department was cal· led to the Regina Hwnphre)os residence on Libeny Lane for an electrical box fire. Damage, was mmor. The Columbia First Responders and the Rutland EMS unit were called at 5:11 p.m. Sunday to Cottrill Read where a motor vehicle accident had occurred. Charles Christian and Chuck Green were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where they were treated and released. At 11 :44 a.m. the Rudand emergency squad went to the State Route 124 residence of Ernestine Williams and lransported her to Ve~s Memorial. Hospital; at 7:16 p.m. the Syracuse squad took Patricia DeMoss from her residence on State Route 124 in MinersviUe, to Pleasant Valley Hospital; at 8:42 p.m. lhe Pomeroy unit aansponed Adria Eblin from State Route 143 to the Holzer Medical Center. On Sunday at 10:58 a.m. the Racine unit went to Antiquity for Catherine Wolfe who was taken to the Holzer Medical Center; at 1: 15 p.m. the Racine. unit 1ransported Francis Foster from ber home on Third St, Racine, to Veterans; and at 1:43 p.m the Middleport unit took Janice Daniels from her home on South Third to Holzer Medical Center. At 5:12 p.m the Syracuse squad was called for Helen Grace WitIiams, College Road, who was taken to Veterans; at 6:37 p.m. the Syracuse unit went to River Heighrs ApartmeniS for Charles Ray Deen who was taken to Holzer, and at 9:08 p.m the Middleport squad took Ella Reitmire from her Page Street home to Pleasant Valley Hospital: Report winner in Super .Lotto game CLEVELAND (UPI) - Ohe Super Lotto ticket from Saturday night's drawing is worth $3 mUI!on. Ohio Lottery . officials said SJillday just one ticket from the W-301, 455 tn sales has the numbers 3, 10 13, 18, 51, and 51. The holder of that ticket can redeem It at a regional lottery office and become eligible for the prize money to be paid out over a 26-year period. Wednesday's jackpot Is $5 lnllllon. One hundred tickets have live of the numbers and are worth $5,000 each. Another 5,916 have lour numbers and are worth $100, while 131,247 have · three numbers. The Kicker number was 368309 and there's one ticket with tbat number, making It worth $100,000. Out of the $7116,721 worth of tickets, five had the llrst fiVe number,, each worth $5,000; 69 had the first four, making them each worth $1,000; 681 had the first three, good of $100 and 6,896 ,had the first two. for $10 each. ces said Bennett, 47, who served as director of the Office of National Drug Policy Control for 20 months, has agreed to take the RNC post and that an announcement ts expected next week. Bennett resigned as director of the Office of National Drug Polley Control earlier this month, effective on or about Thanksgiving Day. Fitzwater said no announcement has been set on the possible nomination of Martinez, but confirmed an earlier report that the outgoing Florida governor Is " the leading candidate" to head the anti· drug office. Stocks Dally stock prices (As ollQ: 30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of munl, Ellis & Loewl . Am Electric Power ........ ..... 28% Ashland 011 ........................28% AT&T ................................. 32% Bob Evans .... ......... .. .. ......... 12% Charming Shoppes .. .. .. . .. ...... 9 City Holding Co. ......... ........17¥, Federal Mogul.. .. .... : .......... . l2% . Goodyear T&R ................... 15% Key Centurion .... .. .. ....... .....11% Lands' End ... , ......... .. .... ...... ll1h Limited Inc ................. ....... 14% Multimedia Inc . ......... ... .. .... 55% Rax Restaurants...... .. ...... ... % Robbins & Myers ......... ..... .. . 17 Shoney's Inc . ....................... 11 Star Bank ......... .... .. ......... . ..15Y, Wendy's Int'l. .......... ... ..... ... 6% Worthington Ind .......... .. ......20% ties can only be judged within the : framework of extstln'g statutes . . Keating was a constituent of al l: five senators, with his Lincoln : Savings and Loan, whose 1989 !allure will cause American : taxpayers some $2 billion, based· tn California, tts pare.n t company: based on Arlzoria and chartered ; In Ohio and with the same · company owning a major Michl· : gan hotel. . "Can you rationally refuse to · give"Jegal and proper help at any: time to someone who seems to · have a reasonable grievance : because he has contributed to: your campaign?" Cranston: asked. "Can you only help people · who haven't contributed? Or -can: you only help people who haven't· contributed lately• How -lately? And what about the people who might contribute In .the future?" Bennett told the three DemO' crats and three Republicans on · the ethics committee that "this case ill going to force upon you the ol:!ligat!on of giving guidance on the .ltmlts qf constituent .... .• INSURANCE· ' -111 Second St., Pomeroy ,. . LAPIDARY COLLECTION' DONATED • ,. Howard Nolan, Syracuse, bas doaated a pordon of bis lapidary (stones and rocks) collection to tbe Meigs Co~nty ~blic. Library in !'onieroy. • Among the SO ttems .m thts collectiog ·are Brazil Agate, Tbunderegg from Oregon, Bruneau Jasper,· Brazil Amethyst, Obio Flint and Meigs County Jade. The collection will be on spectal display at the library throughout tbe rest of the montb. . ·~ .SEORC officials-release :· ~ew ~ighway brochures today A new brochure JUS~ rei~ by _ the S~~tem Oh1o Reg~'?flal . .Council d~s the SEORC Hig_hway Agenda m. Southeastern Oh1o ~ accomplished by the year .. · . The . SEORC Highwa>: Users omm11!00 program . mcludes . :C COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) ; rhree more Army Reserve units .: and one Army National Guard · • unit In Ohio have been activated , as part of the U.S. military • buildup In the Persian Gulf. ~ Monday's call-up brings to 20 : the total number ol Army Re- projects affecting 12 Southeastern Ohio Counties. .G. Kenner Bus~!, clulirman of the Highway Committee, stated that the CoiJ!mittee 's pro~ includes the .startJDg of c~sttuction _on .five pro)CCts, ex~t:mg flannmg on on~, the reacuvauon o planning on · serve units of the 83rd Command that have been mobilized since th~ gulf crisis began In August, sa1d Major Tom Chupka, a command spokesman. · A total of three Ohio Army National Guard units have been activated as part of Operation ::·- Llcal briefs.------. ' . • ! •· Warner honored I• ., ,, ' • .• ' byNat~nwide Jeff Warner, local Nationwide agen~, has been selected·as the Marietta Districl Agent of the Month fo( October, James G. Barr .· ' special age~t with ':'fa~on'!"idc Insurance annoonced today. The Marietta D1smct IS composed of 19 agents covering eight counties in Southern Ohio. . ''Tiie people of _Nation~ide take pride in recognizing Jeff, who by VIrtUe of outstanding semce in Multiple Line Production, ·including life, mutual funds, and group qualifies him for this honor," said Barr. Squads respond. to seven calls . Meigs County Emergency Medical Services units responded to · · seven calls for asSistance on Monday and early Tuesday. At 11:46 a.m. on Monday, Racine squad wu ~ect to Fifth Street to the Bob Roy residence to investigate a smote Odor. At 11:24 a.m., . Rutland squad was dispall:hed 10 Meip Mine No. 2 for Danny Scar,. · berry, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. • · . At 4:1 ?p.m., Rudand squad was oalled to New Uma Road for a diesel sptll, and returned to the station at 4:55 p.m. At 7:29 p.m., Rudand went to Happy Hollow Road fll' Claude Withrow. He was taken to Veterans. At 10:41 p.m. Syracuse fire department and Syracuse squad went to an auto accident in Minersville. Tom Young refused. treaune.nt and Joena Stump was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. · · -~ , At ~:57 a.m. on Tuesday, Rutland squad was dispatched 10 Beech • Grove Road. Eva McKinney T~as taken to VetenD!s. At 6:29 a.m., Racine squad was called to Karr Road for Jim Carnahan. He was taka! to VelmJIS, : . ' • · th drail tha · · ments on ~ guar_ t was mNaylor's Run Hill; · sMaintalledsearlier thlsKrofall ooMaWest . - entertained a resident request treet near ger. yor submitted to Youn gardin Seyl,er _stated his interest in the vii· stockpiling of garbag rege atg thethe lage s mstallation of stone walls at entrance to Beech G C · · · h guardrail rove emetery· ~ntersecnons w ere was • discussed. status of mstalled. · meters on Mul""~ A ,_.~,g - · discussed the progress on h be ~., venue which replacemenrof stones at the foot of lrre en P!aced elsewhere. in the L' 1 11 . · v ~e unul new meters are mea n emce, . received; - heard a res1dent request submtt· • set a special ·. M ted to oom1cil member Bill Yoong day for the meetmg ~n '?0 • for a cotP.'!ration limit sign near health . · purpose _of dtscussmg Laurel Cliff at Spring Avenue and . employ:S~ce policieS for village _,...,R' iinuation .of a property bond in the legal counsel, .en,tered a noi guilty amount of $25,000. · plea to both charges. Bond was set by Crow in the Causey's trial ' was set for amount of $5,000, .with 10 percent January 28 at 9 a.m. , . Ronald Johnson of Vlntot:~. who cash allowed . Johnson is scheduled to go to tri·W~s also indicted on Thursday, was represented in couit yesterday by al ~fore a jury on January 14. , Both· Causey and Johnson were Gljllipolis Attorney William Con-. previously bound over to the grand ley. · · Johnsoo was lndicted on two jury by County Court Judge Patrick . drug-related charges: one count of · H. O'Brien following preliminary cultivation of rruirijuana, a fourth- hearings in that coun. A third defendant, Donald Eddegree felony, and · possession of three times the bulk amount · of wards of Pomeroy, is expected to marijuana, a felony of the third de- enter a plea on a charge of grand theft auto and three counts of gree. After Judge Crow read the in• breaking and entering before Judge dicunent and advised JohnSon of Crow on Tuesday mpming. his rights, : Johnson, tllrough his ' .. ~·" .' S~prefne Courf o.-ders four, and feasibility studies on two .projects. The brochure states that, ''the key to a healthier regional economy and a better future filr the people of Southeastern Ohio is a highway system, on par with that of the rest Continued on page 16 · COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) The Ohio Supreme Court has halted the counting of "walk-In" ballots from the Nov. 6 election fn the continuing dispute ov~r the attorney general's race. . Monday's court order left the door open for.legal challenges to · 18, 820 uncounted votes cast at boards of elections on Election . Day under a new state law. However, t)1e Su,Preme Court was expected to !\sue another ruling Tue"day on a request, by • the Ohio Republican Party to move ahead with the vote count. . That means the court ' could modify Monday's court order. The uncounted •votes could decide the outcome of the attar- ' ney general's election since, in ReJlubltcans aksed the Supreme unofficial results, Democrat Lee Court to block Fisher's request. Fisher finiShed just 959 votes Fisher should not be permitted ahead of Repul)l!can Paul to chang"' the rules for the Pfeiffer . counting of th e " 237" ballots, The disputed votes were cast GOP attorney William Wilkinson under provisions of House . Bill told the Supreme Court Monday. 237, which became law and then "I don 't believe we need to went into effect tn July. It ·suspend the constitution to allow permits people who ate regisSenator Fisher to have some tered to vote who move within a special counting process In his county more than 30 days prior to effort to attain the office of a.n election to cast ballots at their attorney general." local board of elections. James Rishel, lawyer for the Democrats, said Fisher wants to Fisher and the Democrats filed suits in 88 counties Friday preserve his right to challenge walk-In votes .•That opportunity seeking to have the so-called would be lost If the votes are " walk-In" votes counted separately from the other Election l'l:ounted and mixed with the rest Day ballots. Pfeifer and the ·continued on page 16 Four more Ohio units are activated .• I 16 Pagn 26 Cente -. halt to counting walk-in ballots r:: .. . ~ Oliio the standards which currently exist, you Inevitably gtve guidance for the future." Bennett also said drawing these lines could have a "chilling' effect on the performance on constituent service · in the future." Riegle told reporters, "Jus't · speakin'g for myself, I think there · Is something wrong with the ' system. ... I don't think It's inherently unethical, but I don't · think It works . the way It should and I don't think It looks right. In · a sense this case Is almost an : Illustration of that." • During Its last two sessions, : Congress hl!s been - unable to: oraft campaign finance reform ~gtslat!on, with Republican f!Ubusters · crushing Democrat-backed proposals. Both parties : say they want campaign finance reform, although Democrats In· , sist it must Include ceilings on · spending by candidates, and Republicans refuse to accept that provision. YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SEIVING MEIGS COUNH SINCE 1868 TUesday, November 27, and fourth ward leaves will be picked up on Wednesday, November 28. · Council also appointed a Fire Department Dependency Committ · · f il be ee, consiSilnj! o counc mem rs Beuy Baromck and BiU Young, firemen {and council· members) Brian Shank and Thomas Werry, and Village Clerk Brenda Morris. The ·Fire Department Depen· dency Committee is appoinied each . year m compliance with state law. Council discpssed gQOd com- John M. ,Causey of Reedsville pled not guilty to a charge of aggravated murder qn Monday mom· ing. Causey was one of two !)efeadants who were arraigned . before . Meigs Comity . Cop1mon. rPleas . Coun Judge Fred W. Crow, ITI, -fol! lowing their indictments on Thursday by the Meigs County Grand.Jury. o • Causey, who was represented in coun on Monday by Meigs County Public Defender Charles H. Knight, is accused of shooting and lcilling his next-dOor neighbor, Edmund Shamp on October 27. Causey ~ remanded to !he cus· tody of. the Meigs County Sheriff pending his execution of the con: f~~:~nt ~e.;~~~·acihon~S::~~~-. DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER :S~ion, A MuJtlmedie Inc. New ~Peper Causey pleads ·not guil.t y to aggravated murder charge 'Keating Five' hearing will res,;,m;eyt~day WASHINGTON (UP!) - Just how far a member of Congress can go In assisting a constituent, particularly one who hascoritr!buted campaign money, Is an tssue in sharp focus during Senate hearings Into the links between five s~nl)tors and an indicted savings and loan kingpin. · The so-called Keating Five senators - Sens. Alan Cranston, D-Cal!f., DenniS DeConclnt, DAriz ., John Glenn, D.Qhio, John McCain, R-Ariz., and Donald Riegle, D-Mich. -received $1.3 mUllan In donations to re- elec· tlon campaigns or pet causes from Charles Keating Jr., who now faces racketeering charges In California. , The hearings before the Senate Ethics Committee, which re· some Monday, are to determine whether the live applied improper pressure upon bank regu· lators on the behest of Keating 2 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, November 20, 1990 PQmeroy WuncU extends lease on mini·p·.arks Hospital news r----Local briefs---. Low tonight In mid 40s. ParUy cloudy Wednesday. ffigb In upper 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent. • t - Finishing... WEATHER MAP - The eastern third ol the country wiD see mostly sunny skies and mUd temperatures under high pressure, with the excepdon of the extreme Northeast where there could be a lew scattered showers. A storm system will be movln11 through the central United states. The Rockies should see most ol the precipitation, but there Is also a chance of showers In Minnesota, central Texas and the Northwest. Western Nebraska wUJalso have a sUght chance of light snow. ( (UPI) Pick-3: 184 Pick-4: 1817 Cards: 7-H; 5-C'; ~D; K.S • Desert Shield. The 5694th Engi.neering Detachment of Shreve In Wayne County was the latest unit called to duty. Army Reserve members of the 350th Medical Hospital Co. In Canton, the 320th Adjutant General Co .. In pnclnnati, and the 432nd Medical Laboratory Co. In Columbus are to report to their ' home stations Wednesday. The 350th, with about 400 personnel, Is a comprehensive medical ·and surgical care unJt that provides hospitalization for all classes of patients, Including surgical patients. That unit w!l! be sent to Fort Benjamin Harrison til Indiana. . The 320th ts a postal service unit capable of receiving and dtstrtbu ttng all types of mall. The 100-person unit will be sent to Fort Sheridan In IfUnols. " The 432nd has 'five members -whose mission Is to Inspect food stuffs and ass.ure lood service ·sanitation In the field. It also Is to be sent to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Chupka said the units will spend several daYs at their home stations preparing lor departure to their assigned mobilization sites, · The Guard engtngeering det· achment, .with about 20 members, Is capable of general · flrellgbting duties. It Is scheTOBOGANS DONATED • Blandle Scng, duled to assemble on Wednesday riJbt, a raldent of Overbrook Ceater Ill Midand proceed to Its mobilization , dleport, crocheted 19 ' tobclpas wblch she · station In Fort Benjamin Harrl· donated to Bank ODe .In Pomeroy for Its Coats ·son on Saturday. · for Kids procram. Pldured accepting the donation on belullf of the bank II Gerrl Walton Wbo over!;ees tbe Coats for Kids procram. li i ( �~ . • Tuesday, November 20, 1990 -~ Bucks post 114-104 triu~ph over Jazz . ' Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Olllo J. DEVOTED TO THE INTEIU!:STS OF THE MEIGS· MASON ARE ~~~ ~m~ r"r1.....1'---T'"·~c::l·~ , ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher Page-2-The Daily Sentinel ,· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuasday, November 20, 1990 CHARLENE HOEFLICH Geaeral Maaager PAT WHITEHEAD Assll&aal Publlsber/Coalroller A MEMBER o! The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome:·They should be less Ulan 300 words long. All letters are subj~t to editing and must be signed with name, address and.telephone number. No unsigned letters- wm be published-Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personal!tles. · WASHINGTON - When Congress .Is under . the gun of a deadline to pass a bill, like the deficit reduction package, It's :best to check the coattails of that bill. Attached like stubbOrn lint wUJ be unrelated bills that are so unpopular they will only pass If they are stuck to a sure thing. Fortunately, this time around, the conference committee recognized lint when It saw II. A blil to perpetuate a multibillion-dollar taxpayer 1>allou t of the nuclear power Industry was stuck to the deficit reduction legiSlation, but Congress picked It off at the last minute. The bad news Is that the senators ·who have tried ,to · convert this lint Into law more . than once wUJ be back to tty again In the next· session. Rather than make the Energy .Department comply with the law and sell lis uranium for a prtce that· covers the cost of enriching It, two senators are determined to repeal the law and let the t!\)(payers pay the difference. Sens. Wendell Ford, D-Ky., and Bennett Johnston, D-.La., are the ringleaders ror the nucle~r Industry. They have been nurtur· · ing an unpopular energy bill thfough the Senate for years, but just can't seem to get It thro)igh the House. Their bill would stick It to the taxpayers In more than one way. It would repeal the law that requires the , uranium enrichment program to cover Its costs. It would force the taxpayers to cover the $10 billion In losses already accumulated. It would bUI the Treasury for at least another $10 billion spent to Letters to the editor Expresses thanks Dear Editor: Ladles Auxiliary Post #9053, we would like to express our sincere thanks to everyone who helped make our turkey dinner, a huge success. Rose t:;arr, Pres. · Appreciates support Dear Editor: The Rutland PTO officers would like to thank the merchants of Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland as well as the residents for helping to make the fall festival a success. We feel that the merchants supported us wholeheartedly. Thanks to you, our festival was a success .... Thank you, Lil Kennedy, for The Rutland PTO Officers Feels more secure now Dear Editor: I wish to express my thanks to those responsible for placing a guard rail along East Main Street In Pomeroy. My family and I travel from Middleport to Mtnersvllle quite frequently ; and we feel much · more secure knoWing, a guard rail Is between the river and us. Hopefully,lt can be continued along Main Street wherever It Is needed. , Sincerely , Mary Jane Wise Dinner big success Dear Editor: The Racine P.T.O . and the Southern Local Career Commit· iee would like to thank all those who contributed to .making our dinner a s,uccess. Special thanks to Alma Johnson and Bobby Ord for efforts above the call of duty and to the craftspeople for adding a special !ouch. Your support was · greatly apprecla ted. Kathy Clark, Racine P .T.O. Janice M. Curl'}', Southern Local Career Comm. Community praised for support Dear Editor: Thanks to you and others li!<e you, the 1990 3rd annual Band Booster Craft Show was a great success. This· could not have happened without our talented exhibitors and the tremendous turn out of our supporters Within the community. Do to the profits from this , tundralser we were able to finish P,aying for the new Band uniforms we recently purchased. The generous donations by the Jack Anderson . decommission one enrichment plant and other cleanup costs. And It would authorize the · Energy Department to borrow '$2,5 billion more ·to build yet another ur~nlum enrichment plant at a time when nuclear ,power Is· abOut as popular as cholester-ol. · Just by coincidence, neither Johnston nor Ford would mind If that new plant was built In one of their home states. They seem to have mixed the nuclear Industry with the savings and loan industry. One was not guaranteed a. bailout. In fact, the guarantee went the other way. The esl!ibllshme.nt of the uranium enrichment program In 1964 was surrounded by plenty of promises that the · government would never hav,e to subsidize it. The Energy Department Is compounding Its mismanage·ment of the program by proposIng to build yet another enrich· ment plant using untested technology. The department has already abandoned one of t~e three existing plants at a decom· mlsslonlng cost of . S3. billion because the technology was .flawed and the demand was not there. Now, the National Taxpayers Union told our associate Melinda Maas, the uranium enrichment program Is losing $1 billion a year. · There Is no reason to believe that the Energy Department will learn Its lesson about backing a loser. Energy Secretary James Watkins, a former a!lmlral in the nuclear Navy, Is a big booster of 'nuclear energy, warts and all. In the late 19th . Century, the United States embarked on the greatest railroad building spree In history. The state and federal government transferred huge ·tracts of land to railroads, big railroad empires were built aild the United States developed lnto · the most powerful nation In the world In part due to this moder n transpc)rtatlon network. By 1916, I the U.S. had the largest railroad system In the world, with over 250,000 miles of track. Eyen the .smallest towns were connected with these ribbons of steel. · Today, however, we have a different transportation picture. Railroads are stU! important, but automobiles, trucks, buses and airplanes have emerged as worthy competitors . Railroad companies hav.e merged,I!Dnsolidated their routes, and In some cases, even gone out of buslne~s. Service has been curtailed, and many ran corridors .have fallen Into disuse. Fortunately, many of these rail lines are finding new uses. The Ralls-to-Trails Conservancy, a non-profit organization created In 1985, IS now working to build a transcontinental !railway network that will oreserve for the • future our nation's railway corrl· dor system. · · That effort Is offtoa good start, with some 279 trails formed from 3,200 miles of railroad Jines. Ohio has nine trails, consisting of over 100 miles of converted rail lines. Many more areas, however, want to jump on the ralls to tralis bandwagon. In our area, a tr111lls proposed from Athens to Zaleski, In VInton County. Other trails are proposed for the Buckeye Lake area In Fairfield and Licking · counties, In the Cleveland and Cincinnati areas, In Dayton, In Xenia, In Medina County, In Zanesville and In Lake County . TOLEDO. Ohio (UPI) - Co· champions Central Michigan and Toledo received 12 of the 26 all Mid-American Conference selections In voting by MAC coaches, It was announced Tuesday. Central Michigan had eight first team selections while Toledo had four on the first team. First team offelllle Wide receivers: Ken Ealy of Central Michigan and Rick Isaiah of Toledo. Offensive tackles: Craig Kuligowski of. Toledo and Scott Thomas pf Western Michigan. Offensive guard: Paul Jacobson of Central Michigan and Todd Wright of Ball State. Center: Andy Billman .of Over the next few years I e11pect much more activity lu converting abandoned rail lines to trails In Ohio. N!itlonWide, there are more than 300 to 400 rail to trail conversion projects under way, and many more than Uiat under consideration. If you want more Information about the ralls to trailS movement, or Information on any other state Issue, don't hesitate to contact me, Siate Senator Jan Michael Long, by writing me at · the Statehouse, Columbus, Ohio 43215, or by calling me at (614) - · 466-8156. . Miami. The political .knock-knock ·game wouldn't have had to stand out In the cold waiting to get In, and they would got a real thrill beyond compare . to any .other, just by hearing our pastor preach the word of God and t)le singing Is like it has fell from heaven. I would like to Invite Cherry Cadle to visit our church, because our Pas for doesn't think he Is higher than God. Our church just celebrated Its one year anniversary on Sunday !11·11-90) and In that year, over :Joo people were lead to Go<;! and baptized, thousands and thou· sands of tracts have been handed out and a Jot of homes visited, by the pastor and church members, not to say anything about the continual praying for the sick. Maybe all of thiS doesn't mean too much to some people, but 11 means an awful lot to me, rwas one of those nllead to God, and baptized, and I thank God dailey tor Hillside BaptiSt Churcb, Rev. James Acree and all the others there, because they cared enough for me, that they didn't give up on me. · Barbara Stahl Today in hist.,cy : By United Presaln~lonal 'foday Is Monday, Nov. 19, the 323rd day of 1990 with 42 to follow . The moon Is waxing, moving toward Its first quarter. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Those bOrn on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. They Include English King Charles I In 1600; frontier ·mU!tary leader George Rogers Clark In 1752; James Abram Garfield, 20th pres!4ent of the United States, In 1831; religious revivalist Billy Sunday In 1862; explorer Hiram Bingham, discoverer of the Inca city of Machu Plcchu In 1875;, actor Clifton Webb In 1896; bandleader Tommy Dorsey In 1905; Indillri' Prime Minister Indira Oandhl in 1917· entertainer Dick Cavett In 1936 (age 54); and actress Jodie Foster i~ 1962 (age 28) . J ,, ByARNOLDSA~SLAK UPl Senior Editor WASHINGTON - As It did on other Issues, the 1990 election returned a mixed verdict on the question of negative or attack campaigning. Aln:10st anyone who turned on a television set during the summer on fall came In contact With negative campaigning. Very · sfmply, it consists of one candidate buying air time or newspaper space to knock an opponent. True negative campaigning does not criticize an, opponent and then offer a constructive alternative- It is pure "anti·" someone or something. Nor Is negative campaigning new. George Washington was subjected ,to It when he ran for a second term apd 'almost every candidate for public office at any level has had a taste of It at one time. The political cliChe, ''If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen," probably refers to negative campaign tactics. Many candidates defend it: Harry Truman, accuse,d of negative campaigning In 1948 and spurred on by cries of "Give 'em hell, Harry," respanded liy saying, "I just tell the truth and those Republicans.thlnk It's hell. " Negative campaigning seems to run In cycles and the current major outbreak has been under way for about 10 years: It hit the presidential campaign In a big way two years ago With the Willie Horton and other television commercials aimed at MlchaelDukakls. Political campaigns are like wars - tactics that worked In the last one usually are repeated In the nextone. SO there was a lot of negative campaigning In the 1990 state and congressional campaigns. Some oUt seemed to work. Sen. Jesse Helms, R,·N.C., was said to be In dire Jeopardy until he began negative - some called it racistcampaigning against Harvey Gantt Helms won rather comfortably. But Sen. Rudy Boschwttz, R·Minn., may have sealed his own demise with negative campaigning. He was under heavy pressure from Democrat Paul Wellstone and the entire Minnesota GOP slate seemed In disarray late In the campaign when BqschWitz decided to go negative. He became the only Senate incumbent to lose his seat. Rep. Stan Parris, R:Va., hit his opponent, J\111 Moran, hard from the start of the campaign with attacks' on the ~mocrat'.s Integrity. Moran whipped him In a district that had been in GOP hands since 1980. By anyone's standards, the most negative campaign of the year. maybe the last decade or two, was the contestlor governor of Texas. Democrat Ann Richards and Republican Clayton Williams went at . each other like a couple fighting a bitter divorce. · · Rlchardl won, but no one could say it was because she ran a tougher campalen than WJlllams. Both were off the scale and the result cannot be said to prove anything about pollllcal nastiness. . _. SO will there be more negative campalenlng In 1992? In states whe!'lllt was tr1ed and !ailed In 1990,11 probably will be avoided In the next election. But nationally, you can almost bet the presidential campaign will see a lot of negative shots If George Bush Is a candidate for re- election. · , After all, It was Bush's i:antlidacy that benefitted from the Willie Horton ads In 1988 and It was a Democrat who popularized the political rule of llf!l, "Don't get mad, get even." ~ Sylve of Western Michigan. PK: Kenny Stucker of Ball State. First Team Defense · OLB: Toby Beegle· of Ball State. OLB : Matt Eberl! us of Toledo . . DL: Andy Harmon of Kent State. DL: Mark Ross of Bowling Green. DL: Jon Wauford of Miami. DL: J.J. Wierenga of Central Mlchigari. . ILB: Rich Curtiss of Central Michigan. . ILB: Sean Mulhearn of West· ern Michigan. DB: Ron Carpenter of Miami. DB: David Johnson of Central Michigan·. DB: Ken Strong of Central Michigan. . • DB: Terry Wilson of Bowling Green. P: Crls Shale of Bowling Green. All-American ·honors Ben Wattenberg Renee Peck, a sophomore member of the University of Rio Grande women's cross country team, and Mark Cline, a senior on the men's team, returned from the NAJA Cross Country , Nationals Saturday as AllAmericans. Peck, ·who finished the women's race 17th out of 370 runners, became an AllAmerican for finishing within the ' top 25. · Cline was named an Academic All-American for his work In , running and -in the classroom. Peck Is the 17th Rio Grande cross country and track runner to receive the honor, and The Daily Sentinel (lJ8P8 ltll-twl A Dtvlll• ol Multimedia. lac. Publllhed every afternoon, Monday lhrouah Fr!~ay. 111 C<>Url St, Po- • merO)I, Ohio, by lho Ohio Valley PubJislllng- Co~y!Multlml."dla, Inc., PomerO)I, Ohio 4!11te, Ph. 99%·2156. Second clan pc»taee paid at Pomeroy. 1 Ohlo. Melnber: Untied Pretl International, Inland Dally Pr... AAoclatiOD and the Ohio Newap.~per Auoelatloa. National A~verllllq ~-latlve, Brlllllam NewapapPr Salet, 13.1 T!drd Avenue, N~ York, New York 10017. PQI!TMASTER: Send ·111 -Court changes IO 'liN! Dally Senllnel, St, PomerO)I, 0111o 4!1'169. . . 8VIIIICIIIPTION KATB8 87 Corrler or Molor- One Week....... : .............. ....... :..... SHO One Month ............. <............... .... suo One Year : .................. .............. $72.80 SINGIJI COPY PJI!CE Dally ., ........., ....................... 2' Centa Sublcrlberl not desJrtnl to PlY tMeurter may rmlt In advance direct to The-Dally Sentinel on a 3, lor 12 month buts. Credll wtll bo liven <aFter Hch -· . No oublcrtptlona by rull permlltod In areaa wllere home carrier •rvlce ll ' '· The Bucks took their first lead since the opening minute at 64·63 on Slkma's baseline jumper With 7:13 remaining In the third quarter. Slkma's free throw With .3: 51 left .put Milwaukee ahead 73-63 ·and capped a 13·0 run. Milwaukee, which fell behind by as many as 17, trailed 54-40 With 2: 281eft In the halt Roberts then .scored the next nine points, helping the Bucks close Within 55-51 at halftime. SaJd Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan, "We got Into a situation where we lost our energy. Then they pushed their energy level up three or four notches." In other games, Philadelphia defeated Charlotte 109·101 and the Los Angeles Lakers defeated Denver 122·105. 78ers 109, Hornets 101 :_ At Philadelphia, Charles Barkley and Hersey Hawkins scored 31 points each to lead the 76ers .. Barkley scored seven points In a 14-0 Philadelphia run that gave the 76ers a 75·58 lead With 6: 48 to play in the third quarter and that proved to be the difference In the contest Charlotte got 22 points from Johnny Newmari and 13 each troll\ Dell Curry, Randolph Keys and J .R. Reid. Lakers 122, Nuggets 105 - At Denver, James Worthy scored 25 points and Magic Johnson recorded his third triple-double of the season to lead the Los Angeles Lakers. Johnson, In · collecting the 126th triple-double of his career. had 21 polilts, 10 rebounds and 11 assists . Denver's Orlando Woolridge scored a game-high 30 points . Rios Peck, Cline net public support . for American assertiveness In the , Gulf Is unsteady. Public opinion polls taken at election time do not back up these not In the cards. If he walls for that, It could trigger the use of notions. Several surveys show that the force. That could cost some president's approval rating Is American lives ~ and demolish about 60 percent, which Is quite Iraq . . high. , Saddam should also think The ABC News Election Day about VIetnam. It's said that survey showed that in "trial because Americans supported heats," Bush beats Marlo Cuo"tlo VIetnam In the beginning, but by 19 percent, Lloyd Bentsen by then bugged out, we can expect a 17 percent, Albert Gore by 23 replay In the Gulf. percent, Edward Kennedy by 13 Fact: After . seven tortured percent, Bill Bradley by 16 years of combat In VIetnam, With percent and Jesse Jackson by 37 58,000 dead, the public supported percent. the policy of the moderate- ., The Ideological terrain Is sta- conservative Republican Pres!· ble. A plurality of Americans dent (Nixon), and gave him a consider themselves moderate massive mandate over ·a vigor· (41 percent), with conservatives ous anti-war candidate coming In second (32 percent) . (McGovern). Liberals are In third place (25 Unlike VIetnam, It Is probable percent). That's good topo· that Iraq can be broken quickly, graphy for a non-liberal, with relaflvely few casualties. mode rate-conservatIve That would ·come abOut via an president. · embargo combined with air and " Bush's 1992 hole card lsCallfor· naval strikes, using ground f?r· nla. Because of the so-called ces only to foU a suicidal land '• "presidential lock," Democrats attack. • cannot win the presidency with· Today, by more than two to '' out California. In California, one, voters agree that America moderate Republican Pete Wil- was right to send troops to Saudi son modestly beat ·moderate Arabia. ABC reports that a Democrat Diane Feinstein. The majority believe If the embargo Field California Poll Indicates falls, America should attack. that even a moderate Democrat The CBS/New York Times poll may be too liberal for most shows the attack-Iraq viewpoint Californians. in a slight minority (41 percent ' Ques lion: Will Democrats vs. 50 percent) but growing, not nominate someone more conser· diminiShing. · vatlve than Feinstein 1992, enaThe voters, the president anti bling them to nnally carry the soldiers, sailors and airmen California? Answer; Unlikely. seem steadfast ;' Verdict: .California, and Amer· Saddam: Do not be deluded i' lea, leans Republican (absent that this Issue Will be sidetracked national economic failure). by sidebar Issues like congres· In 1990, the Ds hit the Rs with: slonal procedure, or troop rota· _.rich-poor "fairness," potential lion policies, or the wisdom of a recession, off. year out-party his- volunteer army. American pol· tory, anti-Incumbency and abOrIcy will not end up driven by the tion. As a kicker, George Bush debate-mongers. .,I acted like a blg silly for a whlle. It Will be run by the preslc!ent, ; Still, a Republican goal·llne who was elected by Americans to l stand held the Democrats to little handle this sort of thing, and has more than a standoff. done a good job at It so tar. So Saddam should know that a . Fold your hand Saddam; It's a Bush-wlll·crumble scenariO is loser. available. Ma118•bl0rtpllou · ' -llotpc.uiJ 13 Weeki ................... ............... $19.24 21 weekl .................................. m.• 52 Weeki .................................. S7U5 · -olllolpC.UV 13 Weekl .. -. ..................... ......... 1211.80 21 Weeki ..................... ............. 1«1.30 '2W..U .......... :....................... $'1UO --- · .A thought for the day: In a speech In Bloomington, m., four years before be was elected preslde~t. Abraham Lincoln declared, "Tbe ballot Is stronger than the bullet!' .. Tight End: Jerry Evans of Tolepo. · . Quarterback: Jeff Bender of Central Michigan. Running Backs: Bernie Parmalee of Ball State. Billy Smith of Central Michigan an~ Corey. Saddam: Bush· ~holds strong cards dangerous to him, and, consequently, to us as wP.ll. They are: 1) President Bush is In deep political trouble and, 2) Raiders edge Dolphins 13-H) All-MAC team announced Rails to trail.o..s_·___________:__s_e_nJ_a_n_M_.L_o_ng local businesses for door prizes was overwhelming. We couldn't have achieved this without your support and the backing of our community. We If Saddam Hussein listens to hope to have your continued the emerging public dlalog\le In .support In the future, and again, America, he might come to THANKYOU! . believe two wrong Ideas that are Wishing you and yours a joyous holiday season. SincerelY, Patty Pickens, VIce President EHS Boosters Responds to recent letter Dear Editor:. In response to the letter Cherry Cadle wrote In the paper Monday 11-12-90. . .. ~ There may have been some pastors who viewed ,the porn films to see If they were explicit, but I can take a firm stand, and say, I know, not all pastors did this. I am proud to say I'm one who Is very eager to do anything I can, to get thiS kind of filth out of our county, I don't want thiS kind of things available for my daugh- · tef., when she grows up. What we need Is "MORE" pastors getting their church and congregation on fire for God, and I "'gree, the demand for such things would be gone, and If by we;&rlng the white ribbon on my truck Is one way to get the point across, well, It Will work, because I'm proud to say, i'm wearing ~wo of them. Wednesday night when we wf!'!e going to church, we saw the awtulest mob of people out side a loeal establishment, trying to get ln,:to see a "r,lale Review". Well, If ~hese people bad only came up the road less than % mUe, they -- By United Press International ' With the Milwaukee Bucks losing by 17 points In the second quarter of Monday night's game With the Utah Jazz, It appeared the Bucks were headed for a repeat of last year, when they lost to the Jazz by a combined total of 56 points In the teams ' two meetings. But Bucks' forward Fred Ro· berts came to the resc. .ue determined to not let what happened last season occur again. Roberts scored for 17 of his 19 points in Milwaukee's 48·19 run in a 15:50 stretch In the second and third quarters to lift the Bucks to a 114·104 vlctoryover the Jazz. "That's exactUy what hap· pened last year - they had the momentum going their way like they did tonight, " Roberts said. "Fortunately, we were able to break It up thl~ time." Ricky Pierce scored 22 points and Alvin Robertson added 16 along with 10 steaJs and ·rilne assists to rally the Bucks. Jack Slkma chipped In 20. Karl Malone paced the Jazz With 24 points and Jeff Malone added 22. "Freddie came In and all of the sudden the pace picked up," said Milwaukee head coach Del'Harrls, whose team Is 5:0 at home. Rob.erts credited teammate Robertson's defense with lnltlat· ing the ,comeback. "A'vln created a lot of turnov, ers. and I happened .to be at the .front end ofthem," said Roberts, · who hit 6 of 7 field goals and 7 of g· free throws. "It gave us some momentum going Into the lockerroom. " Will nuclear industry get ·a bailout to? The Daily _Sentinel The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 t Cllae I~ the lOth Redmen schoiarathlete recognized by the NAJA,. Coach Bob Willey said. •. Peck's time at the race, held at the l:Inlverslty of WlsconslnParkslde, was 18:27. Her finish was the highest yet for a Rio Grande's women r.unner, topping the 19th· place performance by Mary Dowler In last year's natlo!llliS . Peck was also the seeond women's runner from District 22 to finish in this year's · nationals·. ' Cline completed the men's race, which Included 384 runners, In 26:05 for 46th place. It was the second' consecutive year Cline had participated In the nationals a(ter qualifying In the District 22 championships at Wilmington Nov. 3. Bonnie Evans, a sophomore, was In the nationals for the second lime and finished 6lst In 19:19. Tim .Warnock, a senior, was· 161st lit the men's race at 27:16. All ran "good, solid races," in Willey's estimation. "We felt we had a very successful weekend," he said. "Like any coach, you're never satisfied, but I think they all ran very strong." Overall, the season had been a significant one for the men's team due to Its first-ever national ranking by the NAIA. The Redmen started at 15th place on Sept. 24 and finished 20th overall when !he final report was Issued Nov. 5. On the day of the nationals, Rio Grande's · first cross country All-American, · Archie Mundy, was Inducted Into the Unlversl· ty's Athletic Hall of Fame, with several other running AllAmericans In attendance. "I just feel that's a continua· lion of the rich tradition we have established With our program," said Willey, a member of Rio Grande's first cross country team In 1969. who coached the runnltig programs at Rio from 1975 · until 1979 and took over coaching duties again In 1985. . Blake named ' AP all-Ohio Meigs Marauder Frank Blake, a 5-8, 160-pound junior fullback· /defensive back, received spe· cial mention on The Associated Press's Division II all-Ohio foot. ball team. · · Blake joined such area special· men tlon honorees • as Athens' Terry Donovan, Gallla Academy's David Silverthorn, Jackson's Chad Reynolds, Logan's Doug Robers, Portsmouth' s Dirk Howard, Franco LeWis and Dave Patterson, Vinton County's Tom Reid and Warren Local's Dave Glover and Brian Rhodes. Making the first-team defense was Gallla Academy lineman Rob Skidmore, who joined area first-team defenders such as ~!hens linebacker Jesse Wheatley (6-1, 200, sr.) and Portsmouth linebacker Chad Hammond ,(5-10,190, sr.) . , Area players making the first· team offense were Athens quarterback Bubba Lichtenberg (6-1, 165, sr.), Jackson running back Marty Exline (6·1, 190, sr.), Portsmouth wlde 'receiver Chris Duncan (6·1, 170, sr.) and quarterback Michael Estep (6-1, 170, Jr. ). . . Making the second-team cif· fense was Athens running back Bob Bailey (6·1, 160, sr.). Fostoria's Derek Kidwell was named Back of the Year, and Dayton Dunbar's Daniel Wilkinson was named Lineman of the Year. St. Mary's Memorial head coach Skip Baughman and Jack· son chief Larry Blackstone were named Coaches of the Year. ByLESKJOS second quarter. Jeff Jaeger The Raiders looked like tl)ey · UPI Sportl Writer kicked a 23-yard field goal in the were going to roll over the ·: MIAMI (UPI) - The Los first quarter, and his 43-yard DOlphins on the ground during Angeles Raiders stopped the field goal In the third quarter their first possession. With Allen Miami Dolphins' six-game win· proved to be the difference. carrying the ball on all eight · nlng streak by sticking with their The Raiders broke a two-game downs, Los Angeles went from us· game plan. losing streak and Improved to own 48 to the Mlaml10. But on "We were just going to give It 7·3, one game ahead of the fourth -and-one, Allen was to Marcus (Allen) and Bo (Jack· Kansas City Chiefs In the AFC stopped by safety Louis Oliver son) and let them run," said West. and the Dolphins took over. Raiders quarterback Jay -"The dlt(erence was the On their next possession, the Schroeder, after Jackson rushed Raider running game," DOlphins Raiders rolled again With the for99 yards and Allen 791na 13-10 head coach Don Shula said. help of a 25-yard completion from Los Angeles' victory. "l)oth backs have great speed, SchrOeder to Willie Gault. But ·•we · knew all week that our and we also got knocked off the again, the Dolphins held, this ball." offe!lslve ·Jtne was golitg to have time on the Six, and Jaeger to play well," Schroeder said. The Raiders took a 10-7 haif. kicked his 23-yarder. ·. "We just let them come off the time lead on Jaeger's first field · For the second straight time, ball and play some smash-mouth goal and Marcus Allen's two- the Dolphins went three and out football. They did a great job." yara run. Miami scored With 31 and the Raiders put together a The Raiders rushed for . 177 seconds to go In the half on a 79-yard, 18·play, nlne·mlnute yards and controlled the ball for 14-yard pass from Dan Marino to drive that resulted In Allen's 35: 24 to 24: 36 for the Dolphins, Scott Schwedes, a fourth-year two-yard touchdown. The Raid8-2. Los Angeles held the Miami Wide receiver who was re·slgned ers appeared to be stopped on · running game to 14 yards on 12 last week after being cut earlier third-and-goal at the nine, but a carries .. In the season. holding call on Tim McKyer gave ·Raiders head coach Art Shell The Dolphins were playing the Raiders an automatic first said he did a little exhorting Without receivers Mark Clayton down at the five. · before the game. and Freddie Banks. Thii t' ~ when Marino took over · "I kind of challenged them a · The Raider's made It 13·7 on With a seven-play drive from the lillie bit.'' he said. "I said It was Jaeger's 43-yard field goal In the Dolphin 23 that took only 1: 35. about time for us to take It to the third quarter, coming after a Marino opened by hitting Jim next level as far as Intensity is drive from the Raiders 28 to the Jensen for 18 and 15 yards on . concerne~ and to play playoff Mlaml25. consecutive passes up the intd- · and championship-type football. The DOlphins closed to 13-10 dle. Then he hit Tony Martin for "We came out and played the when Pete Stoyanpvlch booted a 14 and Troy Stradford for 11. A kind of football we're capable of 26·yarder With 10:30 left In the holding penalty on Lionel Waplaying: good hard-nosed physi- game. Stoyanovlch's field goal shington put the ball on the 14 cal footbalL And we beat a pretty was set up by·a 40-yard comple· . where Mar ino powered a pass to . ·· good football team tonight." tlon down the right sidelines from Schwedes, who made a leaping Allen scored the Raiders' only Marino to Mark Duper, who catch on the two and galloped " touchdown by banging up the caught the ball over cornerback Into the end zone. middle from .two yards out In the Lionel Washington. Caps hand Red Wings 3-2·loss in coaching brothers' rivalry By United Pres& International John Druce scored his second goal of . the game at 2: 31 of overtime Monday night, helping the Washington Capitals break a five-gam~ losing streak With a 3·2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings. "John has developed .into a !icorer and !lOW we can count oil him when we need to.'' said Washington head coach Terry Murray,. who was facing his brother, Detroit head coach Bryan Murray, for the second time this season. Druce won the game for the Capitals 'when he fired a rising shot while falling to the Ice, beating goalie Tim Cheveldae to hiS right. "It was through a screen and all you have to do then Is get Iflo' the net and hope something happens," Bryan Murray said. Washington goalie ·Jim Hrlv· nak was peppered with .4~ shots, the most faced by the Capitals thiS season. "He was outstanding," Bryan Murray said. "Some nights goaltenders win a game for you. He played on his head." Hrivnak's performance was especially pleasing to · Terry Murray. "He really came up big," the Capitals' coach said. "He was coming back from not playing a solid game against Toronto. "We can't afford soft goaltendlng. It's his second year of professional !Iockey and he's really starting to establish himself." SPRING VAllEY CINEMA 446 4514 ' ; Colorado ascends to No•. I · By JEFF SHAIN Board' of Coaches. UPI Spqrts Writer . Colorado "received 45 of 55 NEyv' YORK (.UP!) -; Colo· first-place votes cast by the rado, In a repeat of Its situation a 59-member Board of Coaches _y~ar ago, completed Its regular and finished with 804 of a possible season Sunday by moving to the 825 points. No. 2 Miami received No. lposltlon In the Unit~d Press three first-place votes and 700 . International college football points, while No. 3 Georgia Tech ratl_ngs. was at the top of four ballots and The Buffaloes took advantage · finished With 658 points. of Notre Dame's last-second loss Colorado's move to the top was to Penn Stat~ to become the sixth a near-exact duplication of Its team tills season to ascend to the ascension to No. 1 last year. In top spot In balloting by the UPI 1989, the Buffaloes completed . their regular season before takIng advantage of a Notre Dame · loss· to occupy the top spot. "I feel extremely fortunate to be In thiS position," Colorado head coach Bill McCarbley said. "A lot of things had to happen for us to be postured here." Continued on page 4 Eastem girls drop opener ' EAST MEIGS-The Eastern Eaglettes piclced a tough opponent to begin the 1990 season. and the end result left the Eaglettes 0.1 after losing an unevenlful 72-37 deci· sioil to TVC power Federal Hocking here Monday in girls' high school basketball action. Federal burst into a one-sided 25-8 Iea:t in the first quaner berore widening their lead to 41-13 at the half. Eastern made adjusonents at the half and rid themselves of the open· ing game jitterS .to make the game respectable. . EHS was only outscored 17-12 in the third round and 14-12 in the finale; the fin8l being 72-37. Stacy Glass, a TVC selection or one year ago, led all scorers with 36 points (just one shy of Eastern's tolal), while Pearson added runnerup honors of 21. Webb had 5, Heines 4, Kibble and Maxwell three each. For Eastern SheUy Metzger was the lone double digit scorer with 12, Stephanie Otto and Suzanne Clay each had 5, Tiffany Gardner 4, Jenny Roush 3, aned two each from Ruby Burke, Lee Gillilan, and Tabby Phillips. Federal had 42 rebounds to Eastern's 21. Glass led with 15, while EHS was led by Otto's 5, Gardner with 4, and Gillilan 3. Eastern had 19 turnovers, S steals (Metzger . 3), .and three assists. Coach Dawn Heideman in losing her coaching debut said, TI'Fedetal Hockinl! was a very tough team to start the season with. We didn't get off .to a good start and that set the tempo of the game. We p!ayed a much bet1er second half and will be ready for OUf next game.UU bank one marathon . Ten Meigs COWity runners took part in the recent Bank One Columbus Marflthon. Larry May finished with a time of 3:16, Paul Chadwell finished with a time of 3:28, followed by PJ. Chadwell (3:42), Phil Burgess (3:57), Fred Baloy, Mike Kennedy · and Jeremy Heck all with a time of 4:07. Nathan Baloy had a time of 4:22. ' . Other runners were Ryan Lemley and Chris Sloan with a time 'or 4:55. The Bank One Marathon is fast becoming one of the top marathons in the country. THURSDAY 8:00 PM Complete your Thanksgiving celebration with ESPN's traditional college loorball ooion. CABLEVISION CHANNEL22 ••• •••... ,,,,., •, EBSSENIOBCBEEBLBADEit8-8elllllrEM6er•Hip8chool· cheerleaden Anpe Marp!Qo aad Snua• ·Clay were . hOnored dl!rlni1Mt Thunda)''• aaaual ,all1porta b!laq•et. ar I-88N44 1111 ' ., " .,_: ' ' 1 \ 'J ~ �' Pont.oy-Middlaport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middeport. Ohio Tuntlay, NOIIeiTibar 20, 1990 ' The Daily Sentinei-Paga 6 Roseberry birth announced Meigs girls defeat Southem 67-19 in cage opener Monday I · TROPHY WINNERS - Special awards were presented to Mike Wheeler, most Improved, Doug Miller, best defensive playe~, and Jason Hag~, · guts and glory during Eastern's fall sports banquet last fall. ., ' HONORED - Tim Bissell, left, best back and senior Michael Smltb,. best lineman, were honored during last Thursday's EHS fall sports banquet. Colorado ... Continued from page 3 However, McCartney would like to see the slmllarltles end in the Orange Bowl on New Year's Night, when the Buffaloes face Notre Dame In a rematch of last year's Orange Bowl won by the Fighting -Irish. · ''To· be able to play Notre Dame is the maximum challenge," McCartniw said. "They represent everything that is good about college football. They recruit the best players and · graduate them. They play the toughest schedule in the country. They are a tremendous credit to college football." The Buf,aloes, 10-1-1, routed Kansas State 64-3 on Saturday to become the flrst Big Eight team other than Nebraska or Oklahoma to win back-to- back confer.ence titles outright. Miami, 7-2, which was snubbed by the Orange Bowl and wound up making an agreement with the Cotton Bowl, tool< over the No. 2 position with a 42-12 victory over Boston COllege. Georgia Tech, at 9-0-1 the only unbeaten team In Division I-A, · Improved two positions to· third with a 42-7 . drubbing of Wake Forest. · Symmes Valley to begin 1990-91 cage action with healthy Robinson ' ' G. SPENCER OSBORNE BJ Tribune Staff Writer The gospel of interchangeable parts seems to be the theme of Terry Saunders' regime, as the Symmes Valley skipper plaris to try, several people In various roles. The VIkings are definitely acdentuating the positive with the return of a healthy Carl Robinson, a 6-3 sehior pos trilan who suffered. a serious injury to his left knee in the flrstquatter of Valley's season opener against Hannan Trace last year after scoring 11 points. Had he not injured that knee, It might have been possible that Valley wouW have done better than the 8-13 overall and the 5-9 conference marks the Norsemen posted. . But this is a new season and the Vikings, who tied Southwestern for fifth in the league and finished their season with a 58-54 loss to Oak Hillin the first round of the Rock Hill sectional, are looking to have their people ·"play wherever we need them," according to Saunders. This means that Robinson may see action at forward as well as center, and joining him in the front court will be Chad Renfroe (6-2, jr.). who was third in scoring behind graduates Paul Hayes (at least 290 points in 21 games) and Shawn Mootz (at least 256 in 21 games) with at least 201 in 19 games (no individual scoring avallable for the second game against Cross Oak Hill must survive ~aynard's . absence to .improve this_season (5--10, jr.), wlll have a little more Only time will tell whether the . experience to work with, even absence of senior forward Shane Allen Potter, a guard who though Maynard from. Oak Hill's attack played extensively last year as a will be just that- an absenceor a detriment to the Oaks' sophomore, also decided not play fortunes in the 1990-91 hardwood this year. That experience will have to be used primarily toward campaign. getting the front-liners the ball "(His) loss isn't hurting us, and allowing them to key the because other people are picking offense. The scoring will need to up the slack," said Oak Hlll boss be more balanced than it was last Doug Hale of his charges, who year, asSmlth, who ledtheSVAC will be minus a young man who as well as the Oaks in scoring was one of only six cagers ln'the with 361 points, and Maynard SVAC to score at least300 points were responsible for 55.6% of the in the regular season (ohe had 307 Hill's offense last year. "to finiSh sixth in the conference, . The Oaks had a sapling backand ended his junior year with court last year, and while all of 327). His expertise in three-point the Oaks' woes can't completely ·shooting, shown in his nailing 45 be laid at the guards' feet, the such baskets to finiSh second In res.t of the . league took full the league behind North Gallla' s advantage of their Inexperience Brian Stout (48), will certainly be and put the south Jackson squad through a season-opening fivemiSsed. game losing streak and a seven- . Picking up the slack created by game losing string In the second Maynard's absence w111 fall half of the season. All told, the primarily to Mike Slmpsol), a 6-1 Oaks (5-17, 4-10) finished forward who is the team's only seventh. senior, forward Bill Potter (5-10, · Also looking to see some action Jr.) and center Chris Simpson' are sixth. man ·Jeremy Green (6-6, so.), Mike Simpson's (6-0, jr.) and reserve players brother. These three show some John COnley1 Devin Hale (no promise, with Chris Simpson relation to the coach) ,SQuthwestproviding the Oaks the big man ern transfer•Gene Hall, Brook they need in the paint following and Ryan Morgan, and Mike the graduation of 6-4 postman Turner. Oak Hlll will open l ts season O!l Chad Smith. Tuesday, Nov. 27 against Hannan Tbe backcourt, starring Benj I in Mercerville. Trace :Lewis (5--8, so.) and Brad Davis. ' Lanes ChriStian), and Chris Blake (6-3, jr.) . Renfroe, Saunders said, can play anywhere, and his outside shooting ability (he canned 16 three-pointers) complements his siZe, which gives him the ablllty to shoot over i;ma)ler guards and stand strong Inside when necessary. Also looking for playing time are first-year players ChriS Gates (5-9, jr.) and Thomas Taber (6-2, sr.). In the backcourt, Shannon Pierce (5-9, sr.) bas been penned as the point guard, while at off-guard Eric Wall (6-1, jr.) Jaye CriSwell ·(6-0, jr.) and Jimmy Adkins (6-0, jr.) are likely to share time. Though Pierce succeeds a two-year starter in Hayes, Pierce got plenty of varsity time last year and is expected to combine forces with Robinson to provide the leadership Valley will need to approach the .500 mark. With such height in the backcourt, "we've got people that can throw the bill! o.ver (defenders)," said Saunders. Keeping people healthy for the entire year is one of Saunders' major objectives, as Robinson's early exit and Renfroe's two- . game stint on the disabled list were disruptive to the :Vikings' game plans last year. Only time ·will tell whether a healthier squad can make a move toward cu ttlng down on the losses and playing a better grade of basketball than it did last season. Symmes Valley's season begins Tuesday, Nov. 27 against Southwestern at Gage. BJ Dave Harris . ROCK SPRINGS • Me~g~ outscored SCJUihem 24..0 il the second quart« to blow open a cl01e pme and coas~ to~ 67-1hictory avec S~ m gJrls actiOn Monday rught. The first quarter was close all the way as the ~~ Marauders open up a 4-0 lead midway thru the quarter. Blit a the scntppy Thllllllloc::' were able to. stay close as die J?el'lod en· ded w11h the hosts holding a 8-6 advantage. But lhe second quarter was aU . Meigs, sophomore Vema COmpston came off the bench to score 10 · second quartrr JX:!ints and _Jennif!l' Taylor added ~1ght as Me1gs built up a 32-6 halfume lead. In the third quarter KeDy Smith cw_ne alive scoring lO of her 14 pom~ 8J!d Me1gs held .a 48·1_3 lead heading mto the final e1ght mmutes. Har-rumph! . Meigs outscored Soiif!!em 18-6 Tricia Barr ·who RCC:ndy bad \Visin- the final period behind Com- dom teeth extraCted. ' pstoo. as she. malehed her _second Meigs ( 1..0) wiD host_ lrimb1e in a period total wtlh 10 more pomts. Tri-Valley Confen:nce contcst next COmpsiOn in her_ first ~ty Monday night, while die TOOI8does contcst was outsl!~Rding, sconng a (0..2) . will travel to North Gallia game high 20 pomts, adding three next Monday. ., steals and three assists. Jennifer MEJGS-KeDy Smilh 7..()..()..14, Taylor added 18 points, 10 Kim Ewing 3-0-0-6, .Jennifer . · rebounds live assists and four Taylor9..()..().18 Missy Nelson 1--0- ·•· steals. KClly Smith scored 14 points ·0..2. Kim Haruring 1--0-3·5, Verna : ~ and added nine rebounds. · co~pstoo 1().()..()..20, Amy Rouse :> For Southern, Junic Beegle led 1..().()..2 Mary Cremeans ()..()..().(), -: the way with eight points, no othec TOTALS ~2-0--3-67 ·. Southern statistics were available. Both 1e811ls we~e · playing with · SOUTHERN· Junie Beegle 4.Q. out starters. Soulhem was playing ()..8, Wendy Wolfe 040..(), Jennifer without .poiiu ~ ·~~ I~els. , Cross 1--0-0..2, Silnlh Duhl 00-2·2, Tanya was senousfy mJ~ m a Mica Jones 1--0-1·3, Beth Clalt ().. car accident a week ago Fnday, she ()..()..(), Amber Ohlinger 1..()..().2, was released from a Charleston . Sherry Stover o..o-o:-o, · Christie hospital on Monday and is · Cooper ()..().(}..(), Amiee Mills 1-Crecuperating at home. Meigs was 0..2, 10TALS 8--0-3·11 without the services of foward · · By MaJ. Amos B Hoople Turkey Tuter Del.ue .... Mitchell, on Sept. 27 . at Holzer Medical Center. . · The infant weighed eight pounds and was 21 inchea long. Matanal grarvlt• ails m: Mr. and Mrs. Daw Watson, Pomaoy. Maternal great grandmolher is Cola Grindley, PlxnCIV)'. _ ~ grandpartllts are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry, b:ine. FLOWER SHOW JUNIOR AWARDS • Lisa 'Ste!bem, right, received Junior Best of Show In , the 1lllllual Meip County Garden Clubs' Christmas Flower ShOw held Saturday IDd San· .,;' Can Irish beat Southern Cal again? Mr. llld Mrs. Tom Rotdla11, Racinl;, are 8IIIIOUIICing die birth ol their first child, a aoo, 1\ea11011 ' day at Royal Oak Resort. J!plior Creativity Award went to Billy Crane, left, and Rea. Cr~~~~e, center, captured the Jualor · .Horticuii!Jre Sweepstskes. .Bolin Wins Best of Show p~ize i · votes for Lou Holtz aa "Coacb of the when tbey defeat Purdue, 22-14, .. in Year.• Let's see. Mark it, the lrisb, 38· their 93nl meetinR. Har-rumob' 31, a bard-earned trlllllll)b. THU!lSDAY, Nov.22 · Egad, friends! It's Turkey Time Nebruka traiiJ Big Elptfoe otla· again. Which means it's the time of h011111 38-29·3 1n their series, but the •Soulh Carolina 38 West Virginia 29 the season lor renewiniiiOIIII! of tbe Cornblllkm have Willi the last two. greatest rivalries in rollege football. We lOOk for Nebraska to take this one FRIDAY, No¥.23 Stirrinc !he memories of the old (on CBS-TV), by a 3'-27 margin. grads are such heated matcbu)lllas: Michigan bas played themselves 'Colgate 38 Lalayetta 18 • Notre Dame vs. Southern Cal, out of the Big Ten race and Rose Bowl (at lsc:ltla, Haly) their 62nd meeting; · · consldera~on- Bul arch rival Ohio o Nebraska vs• Olllahomil, their · StAte atlll bas an outside chance of Neblllka 34 'Oklahoma 27 ,_ 71st; wiluJln& both. Playing at home, the SATURDAY. Nov. 24 .. • Ohio State vs. Micbigan, their Buckeyes will up their ~ to_34- •Arizona 28 Arizona Stille 22 , 87th; 48·5 against the Wolverinell. G1ve 11 to Arltanaaa 21 'Soulhern Methodist 17 "' • Texas vs. Baylor, their 80th; OSU, with a late raUy to win, 31-27_. 'Brigham Young 42 Utah Stale 14 '_.., The Texas Lonporns, the surprue . Colorado Stille 28 'H...,all 18 . ·' • Old Miss vs. Misslsalppi State, their 87th. of the SWC, can win the leape Iitle Houlton 56 'Texu Teen 42 ·' In their fariled intetseelional rival- and .the Cot!?" Bowl berth with a vic- 'IDinoto 49 Noflh-tern 21 >' ry, Southern Cal and Notre Dame tory over DeiJhbor Baylor. Ia thell' se- Indiana 22 'Purdue 14 first met in 1921. They have played ties, Texas leads the Bears, 5&-19·4, Iowa 27 'Minnesota 12 ·every year since - escept for 1943 at an impressive record. However, this • Loulalana State 17 Tulane 14 the helgbt of World .War II. Notre may be payback time for the Long- • Milmi (Florida) 38 SyriiCIIoe 20 • • . Dame leads the series, 34-ZJ-4. horns, who were embarra-d lll)lt 'MichiQan State 44 Wisconoln 14 . ., In fact, the Trojans' 23 victories ~ear as Baylor racked up a 50-7 vic- '!lilllslllpp! 31 Milalllllppi State 24 are the most that any team bas won · tory. Oucb! That won't IJappen on SAl· Notre Dame 38 •Soulhern Cal 31 against the Irish. But - are you ready urday. Sopb QB Pete Gardere muter •Ohlq state 31 Mic~lgan 27 for this? - N.D. bas won the last sev· of the controlled paalng game, and •Penn Slate 35 Pittsburgh 14 en! Neither team bad ever done tbilt freshman RB Butch Hadnot will take ".San Diego Stile 40 UTt:P 12 before. Texas to a 35-25 coaquest. 'Tan- 42 Kenlucky 22 Southern Cal has an explosive of· In the tangled SEC race, Misslssip- Ta•u 35 ·~ 25 fense. It's guided by sophomore pass- pi looks to run its record to 51-30-6 'Texas A&M 28 Texao Christian 27 ing whiz Todd Marinovich; soph TB against Intrastate rival Missi""ippi Tern~ 28 'Boston College 21 Ma~o Royster averai[I!S 100 vards State. A victory may get Billy Brew- Virginia 34 'Virginia Tech 24 rusblngpercontest.NotreDameillat er's Rebels the coveted Sugar Bowl W~eForest3t 'Vanderbllt24 the tOp of .Its game: The Irish of.fense trip. Call it Ole Miss by a 3l-24 averages 38 points per and the. de- margin. (')Home Team fense bends but doesn't break. f v Playing a back-breaking IChedule, Elsewhe.re, look or irginia to N.D bas topPJedsuch powers 88 Micb· wrap up its .best year ever by taltiDg Upcoming attraCJions igan, Michigan Slate, Miami and Ten· neiJbbor Virginia Tech, 34-24. on the SVAC courts nessee. Against usc 'on ABC-TV), we Brigham Young will lock up the WAC · ' crown by turning back Utab State, 42· look lor Notre Dame to win ~me If; and Penn Slate will defeat Pitts· Tuesday - Ironton St. Joe at burgb, 35-14. Kyger Creek, Eastern at Mlller Finally, the visiting Indiana HooWednesday - North Gallla at siers will win the Old Oaken Bucket Unloto Janet Bolin was awarded Best of Show . and Melanie Stethem Reserve Best IV Show at the annual Meigs County Garden Clubs' ChriSIIDaS Flower Show held Saturday and Sunday at Royal Oak Reson. Other top awards went to Joanne Feity, Senior Creativity; and Betty Dean, Honicululre Swecpsrakes. In lhe junior division, Best of Show wentiO Lisa Stelhem; and Billy Crane was awarded Junror Creativity. The junior Horticulture Sweepstakes was won by Ben Crane. · · The theme for the show was ''Tbe Poems, Books and Songs of Christmas." Chainnen for the show were Alice Thompson and Peggy · Ctane. ·• Winners in "Deck the Halls" "'ere Eveiyil . E. Hollon; .Gladys Cummings, Addalou Lewis and Lilly Kennedy, indoor wreatli; COnnie HiD, Sheila Curtis,. Evelyn E. HoDon and Sheila Horky, out· door wreath. "We Wish You a Merry ChristmaS,'' Connie Hill, Kathryn Johnson, Betsy Horky and Eva Robson, indoor wall · hanging; Jackie Frost, Pauline'AikiriS, Jo El· len Crane 8nd Addalou Lewis, out· do<l' wall banging. . "Over the River and Through the Woods,'' Sheila Curtis, Pat Holta, Clara Day and Betty Dean. "Babes in Toyland," Sheila Taylor, Brends Bolin, JoAnn Fetty and Clara Day. . "Oh Holy Night," MelaniC Stethem, Pat Holter, Ida Murphy and Maida Mora. "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening," Alice Thompson, Betty Dean, Marge Fetty and Betsy Horky. •• Deer gun season to ~pen Monday I ,.,l CHRISTMAS FLOWER SHOW • Jaaet BoliD, right, was awar· Best of Show, and Melanie Stethem ·received Reserve Best of Sbow in the annnal Meigs County Garden Clubs' Christmas :' F'lower Show held Saturday and SUIIdlly at Royal Qak ResorL •< ded Riffle personal Riffle, daughter of Roy -!Fi:ink) and Frona Riffte, Chester, been named to Who's Who ' '~~;~~ ~Am~lhe erica's High School second consecutive S ., '¥ear. · Only five percent of all swdents are honored in Who's Who and ooly one half of one percent are · hoilored for multiple years. , .. ·Miss Riffte is a junior at Eastern High Schoql.ChJistmas Flower .. ·S!!ow JULIE RIFFLE Contributions were ~Dade to the American Indian Relief Fund, Feed My People, Covenant House and the Chiflicothe Veterans birthday party when the Lewis Manley Unit 263 AmeriCan Legion · Auxiliary met at the home of Tomiko Lewis with Margaret Bowles presiding. · A buDctin was read from Maxine Barnes, eighlh district president, stating that the Chillicothe VCierans birthday pall)' will bC Dec. 20. Bulk mailJn&s from the depart· ment were distnbuled. Christmas cards will be aent by the unit members to Operation Dcasen Shield and the Ou:isunas party was plan· ned for Dec. 13. lilstead of a gift exchange articles will be brought for the veteriiiS It Cblllicothe. Lula HllnpiOD reported on Veteran's lqliladon. It was ~ that the American Loaion supports the President in IClion to deal wilh the Middle But ~ Tbe N• tiQJial American Lealon Coaunln· der expmm bis coocem wth die roles of "" • Uj' , . , . . . ol .' " 'I. .. The 7-Day-Premium CD is anorher example of our Commitment To Customers. . ." , ' · Call or visit your nearest Central Trust office for ·details today: • 1990 conslant for a full ye11r wirh no wilhdravltls of imrrac nr prindpol. CENTRAL TRIBr Mlddl'port ,,. '• o l ~·· and SUDJ~ ro chanAf wit hour notice. Yteld assumes nut stOu:d nue r~m;ih! APNC. BANK , - . Muimum de~nsir !99.91J?.99. SubsronJiul pmalty fnr eorly witt<.draw:~l. ,992-8881 ' •·, Intereo1 pal~ to prtildpaland ·tontpounded weekly. Rales •lloctl~ Sept l1 44a-oeo2 M1mb~r FDIC Ollllpollt "The Littlest Angel," Melanie Stethem, Eva Robson, Donia Crane and Peggy Crane. "A Christmas Carol," Melanie Stelhem, Pauline Atkins, Peggy Crane and Sheila Teaford. ''Oh Little Town of Bethlehem," Donia . Crane, JoAnn Fetty, Maye Mora and Krista! Bolin. · . ''Silent Night," ~uline Atkins, Evelyn Hollon, Alice Thompson and Betty Dean, Madonna, traditional; Janet Bolin, Alice Thompson, Betty Dean and Donia Crane, Madonna, modem. ''Frosty lhe Snowman." Melanie Stethem, Dorolhy Karr, Pat Holter KEJllll BUZZARD and Kristen ?ape. "Winter Wonderland," Betty Dean, Pat Holter, Sheila Curtis and Stacy Friend, 13, daughter of Janet Bolin. Debbie. Friend and grancldaul!hter "'The Night Before ChristmaS," of Pat and Patty Jobnson, MidLisa Stethem, KeUy · Dalton, dleport,, is undeQloing treatments at Michael Taylor, and Becky Taylor, · Childn:n 's Hospilal in Columbus Derrick &lin and Ben Crane. every other weet. "Away in the Manger," Lisa A family spokesman has reported Stethem, Brook Bolin, Michael that Stacy wquld like to receive Taylor, and Carrie Elberfeld and cards. Becky Taylor. Cards may be sent to her at "How the . Grinch Stole . 23390 Pole Ridge, LaurelviUe, Christmas," Billy Crane, Michael Ohio4313S. · Taylor, Ben Ctane, and Lisa Stethem aild James Ewing. Dried roadside material, Billy Crane, Lisa Stethem, BiUy Crane, and Lisa Siethem, 'Ben Crane and · Billy Crane. . Potted p,llmts, Lisa Stelhem, Ben Crane, Billy Crane, and Ben and Billy Crane. · Seed pod coDection, Billy Crane, Ben Crane, Lisa Stelhem, and Car· ,· rie Elberfeld, Kelly Dalton and James Ewing. Evergreen, nanowleaf, ·Betty Dean, Eva Robson, Betty Dean, Betty Dean; broadleaf, Betty Dean and Alice Thompson. . Berried branch, Peggy Crane, Betty Dean, Eva RobSon and Octa Ward. Holiy, Addalou Lewis, Mary Skiner, Jackie Frost and Betty Dean. . Chrisunas cactus; Virginia NATHAN COOK .Chadwell and Jean Moore. Foliage housep18nt, Jean Moore. African violet, Evelyn HoUon, Alice Thompson and Virginia ·Chadwell. Mr. and _Mrs. Jo!U. T. (Patty) Blooming houseplants, Alice Coole, Burlingham, announce the Thompson, Evelyn Hollon, and birth of their first child, Nalhan JeanMoore. .. Edward Cook, on Sep~ 21. 'The Gift of the Magi," Addalou The infant weighed nine pounds Lewis, Lisa Stethem, Betty Dean and two ounces and was 22 inches and Clara Day; and Eva Robson, long. Betty Dean, Evelyn E. Hollon and Maternal grandparents are Mr. Evelyn Thoma. and Mrs. Leland Parker, Pomeroy. "Oh Christlnas Tree," Eva Rob- ·, Paternal · grandparents · are Mr. son, Evelyn Hollon, Marge J>i!rteU and Mrs. J.E. Cook, Pomeroy. and Addalou Lewis, omamen~ Paternal great grandparents are Mr. Betty Dean, Pe~ Crane, Betty and Mrs. Ed Cheesebrew, Point Dean and Maunla Miller, living; Pleasanr, W.Va. Kathryn Johnson, Denise Mora; Carrie Morris and Rachel Morris, cones. Friend personal TRENTON ROSEBERRY lAurel Cliff Health Club has meeting The 54111 anniversary ol the Laurel Cliff Better Health Club celebrated at a recent diMer meet· ing at lhe home of N8111 H8IJMn. The blessing was aslced bY Mmel 'Ihlcy. . . Jean Wrigbtgave a Thanksgiving Prayer. E~ Robson read "Man Can't Live By Bread Alone," Elizabeth Hayes read ''Good Thanksgiving," and "Chip on His Shoulder.• · . The do<l' prizes was won by E~ Robson. Games were conducted by Mrs. Robson and Elizabeth Hayes; The Christmas meeting will be held at the horne of Elizabeth Hayes at Chcsta, wilh a $3 gift excl:)ange. There wiD also be a pot· luck. I 6· MONTH • M 1 A "}' Le . wts' .._an ey · uxttary meets .• Enjoy rhe flexibility and liquidity of. a CD which is automatically renewable and redeemable . at each 7 day anniversary 510,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT A party .was held recently honoring Kerbi Jovonne Buzzard on her fifth birthday at the home of her parents, Kermit and KeDy Buzzard. A Minnie Mouse cake was set· ved with chips, · icc cream and Kool-aid, to Delores and Stacy Tyree, Andy Baer, Kelli and Juli Bailey, Nena Alkinson, Chris Baxter, Amanda Tucker, Miranda Stewart, Aubrie Kopec, Chris, Comtney and Nicole Viaron, Dee Barber, Eulonda Haley, Vivian Phil- . lips, Bev, Will arid Matt HoOey, Corey Freeman. Chris Tyree, and John and Joshua BUZ1llrd. Sending gifts were Gary and Becky Drenner, Palatka Fla; Jackie and Sharon Buzzard, Roncevene, W.Va. Chris Baxter won the door prize. AU guests received treats and decorated their own pumpkins to take home. :;t~' .; ...' . ,· , ''l milllary 'Mficel ilerYicel. Medical t FREE Cook birth ,. •I ••t Ill at l••t II fiCin of age anll hawt a high IChool dlplema or GID. No CriMinal record. A,..lcants mutt bt co••ll•lonod lt,y tholr local Sheriff or Chlof of Pollee. . IUmONIS 1750 Clan•• wiD bt owonlnp and w•k•nd• CAU C614) 446-0011Monday thru Friday 1:00 A.M. to 4:00P.M.- Ask for Ttrrl. Birthday is celebrated in area . HAS EXTENDED THEIR Deer gun season will open Monday and continue through Saturday, Nov. I, with hunting pennilled onehalf hour before sunrise and until ~unse~ Keith Wood, Meigs game protector, announced Monday. All hunters are advised that lhey most have on an orange garment, 'either a hat, cap, vest or jacket and that by law, must secure the permission of property owners to hunt on their land. · Every deer killed during the weeklong season must be checked in at one of the ll check-in stations around the county. Wood said lhat the law requires that deer must be tagged by noon of the day following lhe harvest. The only new check-in station is Chancey's Food Mart at Syracuse. Each hunter is permitted only DEER GUN SEASON~ OPEN- The 1990 deer gun season will one deer which can be of either sex. open Monday,~ copUnue tbroagh Saturday, Nov. 1. Weapons for the week are shotgun, muzzleloader rille, 38 caliber or long~r. and handgun with a five inch minimum length barrel. There wiU be no bow and arrow hunting pcnnitted during the week. . However, that season wiU resume after . gun season- and continue through Jari. 31, Wood said. Last year 2,373 deer were bar· vested in Mei~ County. Wood said that as in prev1ous years, he expects a large influx of hunters here from across Ohio. GALLIA CO. POLICE ACADEMY Is now auepting students for the 450 hour OHIO PEACE OFFICER BASIC TU.ING CUSS FLOWER SHOW WINNERS • JoADD Fetty, left, received the Senior Dlvllloa Creativity Award In the 1990 Cbriltmas Flower Show of Meigs.COUDty Gardea Clubs held Saturday and Sundsy at Royal Oak ResorL Senior Horticulture Swe.pstekes was woa by BettyDeaa. )ltiiOJJilel . . . . . . ie beinl families kJ!ow their eligibility for benefits and job security. The legion is organizing letter writing c:ampaigns to the trOOps iD Saudi Arabia. Legionaires and auxiliaries have been requested to have functions for family members of troOpS left behind. Mrs. . Hampton, education chairman, noflld lhat the legion and auxiliary baw sponsored American EducadPa Week since it began 70 years ago. Oblerved last, lhe theme was ''Educadon for Everyone Takes ·Everyone." Legions and auxiliaries are encouraaed to SlaJt lileracy . ~ where there aren't any. Pamphlets have been placed in the ltl&b schools and elementary scliools. Mn. Richards tepqrted from The Firing Lillo . on Americanism resolutions. The Legion is asking Conjp'els to oblerve WashinJtoo 's· birthday 011 Feb. 22, Memorial Day on M.aY 30,11111 Columbus' Dey on Oct. l1elldl ,.-. It was also noted that the l.elioD liMeting to amtDd die ftq coil 10 dill tho . . may be ~::7:1-m:: == called to active clnty. Tbe legion li also cancemed lblt fl!llnllls · n0011 110011 wbeb It wou1d be raised 1 Anniversa-ry noted Virgil Walker, Racine, and Ker- ~~~~~~~~~: sary at the (High Country) on Eagle Ridge Road. They joined the Navy FINANCING WITH ·NO .PAYMENT UNTIL MAY E. Neal Orteza, M.D. ' Emy Olivare~·Orteza, M.D. announce the opening of their · practice in all of the way. . ed on Nov. 15,1944. Refresh , menIS were enJOy at Aaending were Tom Diddle, pales Smag_asbord and the meet- - Bernard Diddle, Racine, and Dale mg closed .w1th song and remarks HiD Florida. by the presulent. · ' General Pediatrics and Amateur gardeners hold recent meeting A w!)rksbop was conducted at the recent meeting of the Middlcpon Amateur G,anlen Club held at the home of Jean Moore. Paring tbe rneetiag aa invilllion was read from the Rutland Friendly Ginlen Club to atlend a 30th anniveqary cclclndon on Nov. 28. It was DOled tbll each member will give $5 to Amerillora in place of the gift e•ctumae 81 the Christmas ~ which will be held at Gilmore I iD Pomeroy; Aaeodin.rl were Bllzabc::Jh Lohac, Elh.abelh JJurbU, Katie SWIIIJOII, Ulllm Moen, M1qe Fetty, Oladyl Cllmminp, ICatbryl! Hyaell and I~ PoMI. lean M9ore bad the closing, ''Food for Thought," and Elizabeth BUllett won the door prize, . & ·Adolescent Medicine at 2907 Jackson Avenue· Point Pleasant, West Virginia ·Seeing patients 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thi-ough Friday For appointments call (304) 675-4107 . ' • lltJ PLEASANT VALLf.Y HOSPRAL . . . . .,. family rJ ,.,._. ' I . . .·-. ' �I '-u• . · Hz.gh . . ·News . .. . Mel·gs 1be NJtjooa) Honor Society Houchins, Missy Nelson, Aaron Sheets. ·Kristen Slawter, Jennifer Taylor, Amy Wagner, Amy Warth, Jenni Werry and Dari:i Wolfe. Mrs. Dana Kessinger and Mrs. Chris Wakefield are the advisors of the NHS. - d y beld its fall inductions of new members. To be inducled into !be NHS, a •tndent .must mainlain at least a 3.5 gnde point average IUid must IICCJ'Il at least 3 out of 4 points in character, leadership, ser· vice IUid scholanhip. The Meigs High ScbQol senior The new inductees were Barbie welding ca1ss is training in different Anderson, Tricia Baer, Frank welding processes and techniques Bllte. Misty Buicher, Heather along with flame cutting, welding O.venport, ·Tara Gerlach, Darin and brazing. They have finished Lopn, Joe McElroy, Tammy 'Miller, Melissa. Rollins, .Bobby work on the bridge on Hysell Run Vance. Chrissy Weaver, and Robbie Road, and on th~ Meigs County Jail in Pomeroy•. The senior welding Wyatt Other members of the NilS at class is 1aught by Mr. Kenneth · Meigs are Eric Heck, Susan Eblin. Tuesday, November 20. 1990 Pomerov-Middleoort, Ohio 6-The Daily Sentinel The junior wcldinJ class is involved· in building a culvert for a creek c~. They have just finished building a roof · for the press box at tbe Bob . Robert Foolball Sladium in PonlerOf. The class is 1aught by Mr. · Richard · Fetty. Both classes belong 10 VICA (Vocational IndUSirial Clubs of America) and are competing against other VICA members at Meigs High Schoof with an aluminum can drive. If you would like 10 conlribute any cans, please bring them 10 any VICA member at the high school. . . - .. .'·' . · . Occupauonal Wor!c ExJlel:lence IS a ·state-sponsored, vocauonal. two-year, work-stu'!y .program for juniors and seniors. It is an effort 10 bring together employers, who need unskilled or semi-skilled held, and students who are prepared 10 accep! the responsibililies of a job under school supervision. Curtis Dalton, TIIUI Hill and Shannon Scott are going to VICA's Southcenttal FaD Conference in Columbus on November 13. Mr. Logan is the teacher. Marketing students at Meigs High School are involved in a program designed 10 meet the needs of students who desire 10 improve their knowledge and .ability in occupations involving .the ll!8rlceting of goods and service$. · They are also part. of . DECA (Dislributive Education Clubs of ------Honor list:- - - ' - - - Nineteen Meigs Countians were listed on the University of Rio Grande's fall quarter 1990 dean's honor 1isl.. To achieve the dean's honer lisuwus, studeniS must earn a 3.7S gnde point average during America) which promotes Market· ing I'Aincarion from international 10 local levels reinforcing ideas 1aught in a classroom. 'Marketing students went 10 Shawnee State University in Portsmouth on OciOber 4 for the . Southeast Dislrici Fall Delegates Conference. They 81so wentiO the FaD Delegates Conference on November 8. Mr. Kucsma is the teacher. the quaner. Making . . ~ ' . I"IT'5 ,._,~ONb .;~, MClJ M'(~ 10 ~; eAAt:, r ~o;,r MY list were Ltsa R. Asltley, Middleport; Dennis I. Ault, Pomeroy; Deborah M. Brooks, Coolville; Sharon E. Bryant, Long Bo110m; Jennifer · L. Couch, Pomeroy; Lynne 'M. Crow, Mid• dleport: Pagasa M Dayo, Middleport; Amy L. Epple, Middleport; Earl W. Fields. Pomeroy; Sheila M Harris, Middleport: Sandra A. Hoi· corn b, Albany; Todd C. Johnson, Middleport; Kenda D. Rizer, Racine; Shetyl L. Roush, SYJBCuse: Deedrah L. Simmons. Reedsville; Elizabeth J. Smith, Racine; Carin S: taylor, Middleport; Alicia .D. Van Meter, Syracuse, and Judith A. Wil; Iiams, Syn~Cuse. the EVENINO 6:oorn• oo w• a c• IIJ- · ALL RI6!-IT. YOU STUPID 1 NEVER KNOW IF ''RI6~T NOW'' MEANS ''RI61-1T NOW'' BEA6LE, LET 60.0F Tl-115 BLANKET R16!-IT NOW! 3 (l). OR '' RI61-1T NOW~:. .i - ancl (}) lllD ABC ..... Q • 1;1 TAXES! 1:35 (I) Andy Griffith . 7:00(l)D iii)_IIJ WIIHl of FortuneQ (!) I Dream of·Jeannle (}) lllD lnelde Eclltlon Q (!) (I) MacNeil Lellrw NewoHaur . Night Coull Q "· .. ll2Je Current AHalr Q 1[11 MocOyver Q til SporUCenter aM-yllne 1D MOVIE: The Hellllghlertt {G) (2:30) 7:051ll Happy Daye j]]. . . California Celery Stalk -=I,.:I .::.W.-:1 L-...L.--l'-..L-~-1--1 you dO¥tlap 1 - - I • UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE tEllERS TO GET ANSWER · sCiAMUn-ANSwas . BRJDGE OPEN ' I Thanksgiving Day 8:00am Til 4:00pm . ' ' Reopen at 7:00am On Friday, November 23rd & Resume Normal Hours FROZEN PET 5tfOP ' ~1-DSiP ·~~. IC'lV!N'TtJ~Y 1/ 0 i "' ~ T ~ ~ ~ l/'lfPNi5PAY • I ":. .. g l-Inch RID MOVIE: Eacapa From Alcltrn {PGI (2:00) I!J Murder, She Wrotel;l · 9 Church Street Station 8PrimeNewo 8:051ll Claoll of the Champlona ·, .. . l FROZEN LIGHT ICE MILK OR XIII Breyers Ice Cream p) 8:30 (}) {)) 8 Head oi the Cla11 Jasper's parents. hire ona ol Jasper's classmales to baby-an. Stereo. Q> ill On Stage o ·IHRA Racing Fall Nationals from BrlsJol, Tenn. (T) 9:00 C2lD iiJ In the Hut of the Night Harriet's ••·husband is arresled for robbery and murder. Slereo. Q .. • ·~ . . ... I •' ~Young · .. ~ f • ' '' I ' Turkeys ' 11~ (>J..WAii'S ..'TAY. 11-t U:nt£ GUY... HIT 11-lb Lint.£ W. .. AAA~ m L.mt.£ GJJ'r PAY..~ '' (Limit One With Additional Purchase) JACOTN I 350 SHEETS PER ROLL 1-PLY. GRAIN FED BEEF, BONE-IN H a ••• 4-Roll Pound cas ·' :j"' Cottonelie .Bathroom Tissue Ribeye Roast • HIS FA\.ot:lRIT& atE 15 A TALKINEiA~ 0 "!C. INSTEAD OF RINGING ... - !•. A \IOtCe 54.'15, 1 1510 ~ l08Ui&P... 1-rs PJ2Ce. 6 BL-Y eATLlPOA.Y.* o:oo rn e . . 'J'' . I· •••• Smoked.Ham BARNEY l R ID Iter Trek: The Nell HAN& ON DDCII I GeMretlon a CNN Evanlng Newt we ONLY GOT ANOTHER Pciund ' •• 1D 700 Club With Pat MILE OR TWO!! " 'l I R- 10:30 ill Crook ancl Cll... 10:35 (I) MOVIE: FII'IWIIIker {PG) (2:15) SLICED 11:00<lle (}) IIJD 9l ti2JID i!JI(!) Nlgllt Coull Q -' •'' FREE (!) Nawawatcll ® D Areanlo Hall '' 0 a ., BERNICE BEDEOSOL .• Krager BUU.IIIIi Golon Gllan Nov.21,111G • ". .... 'l'l , .::r .,, ' Before movlnu on to new endeavors In the year ahaed, make the o-ln whiCh you're presently Involved pay oft Hnt. You're much clooer lo lhe wtn-·a clr· cle lllln you realiZe. . ICOIIP10 toOt. lM Now. 22) People wtlll wilom you'~W Involved today wtll appreciate the faot th81 you ere not one Who mlkas Idle prpml-. They'll belleve you when you uy you ere going to tlo eomethlng. Scorpio, treal youraelf to • .., ~" a birthday gift Send lo; your AstroGraph predictions lor the year ahead by mailing $1 .25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to stale your zodiac sign . SAGmARJUI (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your probabilities for malerlkl gains look en-. couraglng today, either through your own efforts or from some type of unusual arrangement pul lnlo motlqn by another. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..,.n, 11) To thoroughly enjoy your lrlends . today you musl llrat tak~ lham at lace val... The pleasure of these associations wtll be dlluled If you etart looking for motlbehind their behavtor. AQUAIIIUI (J& 20-l'eb. 11) Two good deeds you have recently done tor others coukl be coming home 1o rooot loday. In both c - lhe returns may be In ex· C88l of your ~ale 1..-menl. P11CES(Felt.»" oii20)YOUhiVU gilt 1oday lor being able to eflectlvell' adaptthlngS you hevelearnecl frOm OIJI.. era lo your pr-1 needs. Fortunalely, uullat proelt!CIId good retulll for them llhOuld ~ equally u Mil lor you.' Alllll (lllntll 21-Atirll11) Your poaslbiHtlellor achieving two lmport1nt ol).. , Ject._ today lOok good. Your lnlllallve ' and detll'mlnlllon wtll be eupplemant· . ed by ltrong tupport from lffec:tlva allies. ' . \I TAURUS (April 20-Molr 20) Wllhou1 dlscounllng your present concerns, also strive to look ahead a bit Conoiderallon given now to future plans could later prove 1o yoor advantage. QE- (llllr 21-June 20) Malarial !rends are shifting In your Javor today but you'U still lllve 10 work hard for ev· erytlllng you hope to gel. II you sense improvements, don't slack oft. Instead dig In anc1 drive. CANCIII (.IUM 21-JIIIy 22) No one Mket to make dlftlcult dec;lslons thai · could negatively reHecl on someone with wllom we're ueoelatect Today, however, falllnu 1o protect your lnlerasl could prove 10011111. LIO (.IIIIJ 21-A• 221 You're not ap1 to lake much uutriCiJon today In dolnu , thlngt tllat come -y. 'but, .-.ely, you wtltMtl grea1 prtca In OYWCOmlng 1 chlll•lgloog oompllcetiOnt. VIICIIO (Alii- D JtpL Ill Several halo may be requiNd In otder lo cope wtth today'l dlluiiQPfMI'II. Fortunately, w111n OUtiCiltlot• -..nt ft you'll be eaay to getllotlg wltl1, yat you can also beiii11U8 whlll -•n•ry. t:.u (..._.. D o.t. •1 Thera are In· diGallone you lhOuld be able 10 proftl 1today trom alllllaiiOn you lhlnk 11 olllt· . tfe ~~~- After you mike your ICOr8, It , wtR contrlb!lle to your reputatiOn u a ft• nanclal whiz. Q Miami VIce Stereo. Churcfl Street Stltlon Majar League 111111111 ......... til ASTRO-GRAPH ' "'' ! •. ·, •n .•u EAST WEST +K9 3 'Q9 7 4 .Q5 +AH 3 +1643 +KJ916 SOUTH +AQ&Z 'KJ8 +Jt072 +Q5 A costly slip-up Vuldl!rable: Neither Dealer: South By James Jacoby In yesterday's deal declarer was lazy, missing a chance for a safety play to make a dQubled contract. Today we see a defertde~ exhibiting the same laziness. Forget· tbe fact that East-West can make three clubs. Nei· titer defender felt like entering the bidding, and neither can be blamed. Against two spades, West had a tough opening-lead decision. He did not want to lead trumps away from the king, and both red suits had been bid by the opponents. So be decided on a club. For whatever reason, he led the three-spot. The deuce was played from dummy,.and East, not thinking it possible that West had uoderl.ed the , ace, lazily played the eight of clubs. Declaret' gralefully won the queen '\Dd eventually made nine tricks. LOok what might happen if East had the strength to put up the club king at trick one. He should then lead back a low heart. Presumably declarer would play low, and ~est would take the W.SI Norlll Eut Pass . t • · Paso Pass 2 All paso + Opening lead: • 3 L----:---------.1 ' queen. West would play back a bear! to East's ace, and now East would shoot back a club. '!test would win the ace and play a third heart, Miffed by East. That's five tricks in, and West would still make the king of spades. · Readers, take heart! H Eait, au experience.j professional player, could be as careless as this, all of us should . reduce our remorse over errors aDd think positively about avoiding mistakes in the future . JII!Oby'• •JII!Oby ... BrldiO"IJid ~JitCOby m ~nl c;.,_• ('"itttm w#UIIUIIIUH!r, tbe l1te O.WUI Jacoby) 1re now nlll•blr •t boobtores. Both 1re pllblJs/J«J by PII.II'OJ Boou. J•,., I[) 1-. NEW8PAPI!II ~ aa-. Ill Clle ·sMpMr~ KJng'• 11 ,(Pari 2 of 2)' ABC Movie of the Weelt (2:00) Slereo. Q . (!) (f) Frontline Q !111 i1211D MOVIE: 'Planet, · T.ln8 8nd AutomobHII' TIMidly Movie JAJ . (2:00) Slereo. Q !1JJ MOVIE: Soriy, Wrong Number (2:00) Stereo . Nashville Now 8 Larry King Llvel 9:30 tjl NASCAR Racing ARCA 500K from A~anta (T) liD Clarence Tha slory b811ind the movie Clarence Is highlighi<Kl. (0:30) 1 1DJ Law a Order Tha community Is outraged whan a cop kills a black student Slereo.Q (!) Newo (!) (I) Anlarctica: Frozan Am-• The Antarctic Treaty's Ideals ol science, peace and lnlemational cooperation are contrasted willl ihe reality ol lnlernatlonal politics. S.tereo. .. \\ ., u.s. ll·II·N +AK9 +10 2 JAMES a ..... . Ill 1oJIJ,~(- ·. '' ,I I VI~ WIL/... f.IOf!N -rtAOIIAA'r AT 10~00 tz.A~~IT.5 fO~ SAl-e I. Mountain Top Pumpkin Pie ~z. 1. ' I ' NORTH +J 1074 .106~% 0 WEDIIQDAY, IIMIIIER l111 ,,.,., Collar.:. Topaz-Guest-Rebuke-BEFORE . 1know a.woman who is really into recycling. She won't even consider manyjng a man unless he's been married BEFORE. !Ill m Three'• Comp~ny SuparBouta 78, Spinks YS. Alii Crollflre 7:351ll The Jeileraono a:oo C2le 1DJ Mt!Uock Matlock delenos a fashion pholographer accused ol murder. Stereo, C (!) MOVIE: Brlekfocfl: Milling In Action 111 {A) (2:00) (}) {)) C1 Who'a the Boll? Tony and Angela's romantic inlerest in each olller Is awakened. Slereo. Q (!) (I) Nova Controversial strategies 10 save Jhe eieP.hant are e~amined . Stereo. C · !111 1121111 R..cue: 911 A policeman is shol while handling a car-thief. Slereo. No. 3 below. PRINT · NUMBERED tEllERS IN IHESE SQUAR S 7:30 C2lD 9l iiJI Jeopardy! Q (!) Night Courl Q Ill ll21• Entectlllnment Tonight Slereo. Q IIJO Mama'• Family YOUR FAIEIIDLY KROGER STORES WIU. Cl.OSii AT .MIDIIHIItT OM Springdale 2% -Lowfat I I I I I' . • I can neve·r resist lhe temp· tation to find something else to spray paint 1fthe can isn't--···. = liD Q llportaUiol< Big Brotller Jake Stereo. reflecting ~he liM~ savin~s or~ r.aincheck. WhiCh will entitle you to purchase the 1dver1is~ !tem at the advertiled prtee w1th1n 30 days. Only one vendor coupon will be accepted per· I ~~-.;.;.i ~.:. j" 'Ts y~~~~ G ~~~ :~~~~ (!) W1lcf Anlerlca J.IE DIOO'T MY ~ . I~!IE.OF EXI'!JflijG: · Z ERCA 91 ID D CIS NeWt Q Coeletlo j]]. Andy Griffith ADV~~ ITEM POUC'i'-Eachot these advertised iteins Ia required to be readilv available f~' sale 111 each Kroger Sto(e, except as specifteallv noted in this at1 . If we do run out .o f an ~dvertiaed item, we will offer you yOur ChC. il.l of S comparable ilem, when available, (16 ..lbs. And I 1I I llrtOol) ~ til NBI\ Today 8 .Worlcl Today liD Batman Stereo. Q 6:05 (I) Beverly Hillbillies 6:30 11J NIC Nightly Newt ,. . : WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIE~. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. Fresh Yams MA T I D j]]!l AL~~ 0 COPYRIGHT 1990 - THE KROGER CO.ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, NOV. 18, THROUGH SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1990, IN POMEROY , NORTH CAROLINA Clla[; (!) Cherlet In (!) 3-2-1 Cont8CI (I) Matll Learning I po..~rchased . UMI "IIlii v ~'/ .... The Daily Sentinei-Page- 7 ,., , Television ~-- item .. PomeroY-MiddiePOrt. OhiO .. -- .. . ·Ill Moneyllna 0 1111 Brother J•k• Slereo . Q . 11:30 C2le iiJ Tonight 1111ow Slereo. 1!1 Matt Helm (!) 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In this sample A is used (or the three Vs, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apclllrophes, the lef18th and formation ol the words are all hints. Each day the code letlers are different. ClnPTOQ001E Night • lfll'u. . Now li·H 811eonNight UMA • LIJitler llda of lpolll 12:05 (}) Nlglilllne c;l , 12:30 C2lD 0 1.811 Nfgllt Willi lllvlll....,_ Ill MOVII: cnv..aa: The Ltaand ofT...... Lolli of ... Apia (I'GI ~:30) ~~~TCol~ Vtltrllan Hawaii It Pacific (T) .' codes •Rear - • 29 Del8cled 30 Wiped clean 33 Like some punk hairdos 35 Bison bunch 38 Regrel 39 Bril's quaff 34 Cargo a ·Spam Tonlgflt !GI (2:30) Yestarday'a Answer separalor 19 Describes 20 Fenway Park learn, lor short 24 Events 25 Soapmaking sluff 26 lrllmedi- · alely 27 Hilch- AM . 0 M UZF UMA PZ EU AM PZ YMNZAMKV FMKL - TNEG . EV RKLVZ; AM PKF EV EUYMOZ.-YEVZLM YuU&..,'a C:.;pla•••U• A BEE IS NEVER AS BUSY AS IT SEEMS; rrs JUST THAT IT CAN'T BUZZ ANY SLOWER. - KIN HUIIBARD f) 1190 by ICMg FIIIUrft Syne=. .. Inc. i . �• Indoor pol!~!!8Ecolder.Many Air Pollution Can Be a Problem in Newer "Tightly Built" Homes QUESTION • I have asthma. We JUSt got new carpet m our home, and I think that it IS. making my asthma worse. Could my carpet ac· tually be domg this? ANSWER- An asthma at1ack is often tnggered by mhaled allergens or by mhalmg irritatmg chermcals. Carpet can be a source of both of these. The fibers of the carpet tmp dust and pollen. Walking on the carpet then stirs the offending par. ucles mto the 8Jt so that can inhale them . producing an asthma attack. You srud that the carpet ts new, and the "newness" may also be a problem for you. The carpet and its pad will release chemical vapors for a few months. You nonce this as a "new" smell when you enter a freshIy carpeted room that has poor ' ventilation. In low concentmuons these vapors are usually quite harmless, but they can be present m sufficient concentration to stan an asthma attack m a suscepllble person. QUESTION • Besides my car· pet, are there other thmgs that pol· lute the air m my home? ANSWER - The qual• ty of air mstde our homes IS tmportant because we spend so much of our 11me indoors, especially now that people have added msula_tion and "sealed up" thett homes m recent years to !unit the uncon110lled passage of air. This reduces the cost of hea!lng, but it makes it harder to coni!Ol mdoor air pollution. An avemge home in the Uniled Slates today has about a 70 to 100 percent att change per 'hour. New construe· tion which is "tight" may have as httle as 20 percent 8Jt turnover each hour These figures, though, are Just a litl.le misleading because they only take mto account the air in the mtddle pf the room. The air in the comers and near the walls moves more slowly than tile air m the center of the room, and it frequently takes several air changes to completely replace this slow-movmg air w1th new air. . Air freshene~. hrur s.P!l~Ys. household chemicals, ~c1des, buildmg matenals and prunt SUJ!" p~es all contnbute to _mdoor rue pollution. Improperly adjusted nonelectnc furnaces, water heaters and stoves can g1ve off hazardous carbon monox1~. Ftteplaces, wood stoves, automobile exhaust from an attached garage and tobacco smoke can also release carbon monoXIde and other chemicals into the air in· stde your home. If your home is "tight" a httle btt of any of these pollu~nts can cause problems with your asthma or cause other health Famil~ Medicine John C. Wolf, D.O. ·AssoCiate Professor of Family Mechcme tio~. Bnng in outside air tllrough opc:n windows and doors. This last tip, obviously, only applies in moderate weather, because Milli Vanilli loses Grammy award LOS ANGELES (UPII -With the photogenic if not phonogra phlc pop- singlngduol'<hlli Van ill! s tripped of the Grammy it won without smgmg a note of their mega-hi! album "Gifl You Know It's True," the musJc busmess IS 10 something of a tizzy Mtlh's award as Best New Artist of 1989 was rescmded Monday by the Na tiOnal Academy of Recording Arts and •Sciences' nat10nal board of trus· tees, the first ttme such a thing has happened in the 33-year history of the Grammys Academy President Michael Gree ne satd the ruling to rescind Milll Vanilli's award had been taken "regretfully." "The decision comes as a result of admtsstons and revela· lions . that th!!"'abel credit on their album 'Gtrl You Know It's True' was incorrect and the group was thus not ehgtble to compete In the Best New Artist category," Greene saJd. " I hope this revocallon will make the industry thmk long and hard before anyone ever tries to pull something like this again " Rob Pilat us and FabMorvanthe dreadlocked pair promoted as the group MJlli Vanilll announced over the weekend they would wllJllngly return their Grammy and satd they would announce their plans today at a news conference "We know that we were In· volved In something that was wrong," Pilat us said over the weekend The academy waited several days before deciding how to handle the embarrassmg inc!· dent that came to light last week when group's German producer, Frank Farlan, fired P!latus and Morvan and announced the two did not sing on theirdebu talbum, whtch was distributed by Arlsta Records and sold 7 million copies. Pilatus and Morvan also ad· milled they llp-synched in music videos and during Jive concerts, includ jng thetr petfonna 0 ce on Meigs High Sch~ol Quiz Team members win opening match Me1gs High School Qmz T~ members won theu openmg matches against Logan and South Pomt but lost in tile quarterfinals to Walkins Memorial and the semt· finals to Jackson at the Bobcat Buzz In last Thursday The team members fimshed third overall. According to AdVIsor Rita Slavm, the format for the,compelluon was a double elimmauon tournament, wherein Meigs par- IICtpated along w1th Logan, Jackson, South Pomt, Chillicothe, Lan· caster, Warren and Watkins Memorial. The tournament 'was won by Walkins Memorial, with Jackson in second place and the Metgs team in third. . Partic1pants from Metgs mcluded Barbte Anderson, Slacey Duncan, Tara Gerlach, Aaron Sheets, Lucy Wmebrenner and Robby WyatL the televised Grammy Award show in March Grammy winners are selected by approximately 6,000 voting members of the academy, which is made up of a broad spectrum of singers, musicians, producers, engineers, songwriters, conduc· tors and other creative figures m the recording industry Greene attempted to downplay the academy's oversight that led to the selection of MUll Vanllli, saying the organization receives thousands of Grammy entries annually, and relies op the accuracy and credibility of label credits supplied by the record companies Greene said Morvan and Plla· tus were doing "the nght thing" In coming clean. " In many ways Rob and Fab were victimized to some degree just as the public and the academy was," Greene said However, he added, "You can't be too much of a victim If you aren't telllng the truth, and they knew from some time they didn't sing on that recording." Greene said he hopes the lhclden t' ' will result in record companies adhering to truth in their advertising. the open wmdow that whisks away the contaminated indoor 8Jt and replaces it with fresh air also car· ries away heat. fnstallatioil of a heat exchanger can help save the heat inside the house on cold days while allowing the same air change that could be provided by an open "ndo Yi hea · d · WI w. our bng an aJt condiuoning conttactor can help you decide if a heat exchanger would be cost-effective for you. The U.S. ·Environmental Proteelion Agency and the U.S. ConsutRer Product Safety Commission have jointly wnu.en ,a helpful booklet about this problem called ''The Inside Story: A Gu1de to In· door Air Qualuy." It IS av&lable from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Superintendent of Documents, Public Documents Distnbuuon Center, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. You may find its additional information beneficial in solving your indoor 81C pollution problems. "Family Medicine" IS a weekly column. To subrmt questions, wnte to Jotui' C. Wolfe, D.O., Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Athens, Ohio 45701. TIJPPERS PLAINS ELEMEN- TARY SCHOOL GRADE 6: Overall Honor Ron • Billy Francts, Thlci Heinel, Sean Maxey, Erin Sexton; GRADE 5: All "A" • Michelle Caldwell, Joey Weeks. Billeila Buc~-8Df"· Joanna ,, MIDDLEPORT • Group ll of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the American Legion Hall m Middleport. Book study will follow at the home of Dorotlly Morris. Faye Wallace win have devouons. POMEROY • The SCS and ASCS office on Hiland Road, Pomeroy, wtll be holding an open house on Tuesday from 2-7 p.m. The public is invited. DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE TIM lAndo. Lota ond Pono of loto oetui"MCI Delinquent by 1M T_ou,.. of Moigo County, wHh the ToxH, Ao+ ......,...nta end '-n•ltie1 chorged -oon ogr-bly ,10 ere contained •nd de· IICribed lntho following llot. each evening with Dr. Stan Crafg of Greenville, S.C. preaching each nighL •w. POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Elections will meet on Wednesday at 10 a.m. for the official counL ' viz; . , (Nome, Doocriptlon, Ac· ret, Total TIXH, AIHII• POMEROY • A re)XCSentative from the Social Security Ad· mmistmtion will be at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon. LONG BOTIOM • The Mount Ohve Community Church will have revival Wednesday through Sunday at 7 p.m. mghdy. Pastor LaWienoe Bush, evangeltSl Spec:ial singing nightly. Public is inVIted. THURSDAY POMEROY • The Meigs County Public LibrarY . will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. FRIDAY POMEROY The Senior MIDDLEPORT • The Mid· Citiz.ens Dance Club will have a dlepon PTO will meet Tuesday at 7 dance Friday from 8·11 p.m. ·with p.m. Guest speaker, Assislant music by the Happy Hollow Boys Prosecuting Anomey Linda War- from Athens. Public is invited. ner. Bring snacks for the snack table. WEDNESDAY MASON, W.Va. • First Baptist Church m Mason, W.Va. will hold a Thanksgiving revival on Wednesay, Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. iiiii saa.- SPICIIl (/;fEDERAl: HI-SHOK SLUGS Internal Medicine r Office Hours Monday through Friday '9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Suite t 3. 2.39~~5P~K~.~1 PVH Medical Office Building HOlLOW POINT DEER SLUG 20-16-12 GAUGE, 2'/•INCH (304) 675-7700 O'DELL LUMBER RJd PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Ill Vint St. 634 E. Mllin St. G•palis Pomtray 446-1276 992-5500 1rJ Thl lami~ of proleNionals Valley Drive, ltolnl Pleasant, W. Vo. 25550 • I Don't Have Alcohol Problem-... Fernwood Garden Club meets The Fernwood Garden Club recently toured Manley's Recycling Center for its November meebng. Members were g1ven a tour of the plant, shown the many types of materials that can he recycled, how the matenals are weighed, sorted, packaged and then sent on; to larger plants. Followmg the tour, the group met at the home of Marjorie Pur· tell. Ida Murphy presided at the meetGumpf, Jeremy Kehl, Lamar ing and everyone had a part m tile Lyons; Academtc Honor Roll - devotional time. For the roll call, Misty Lyons; GRADE 4: All "A" - all stated a recyclmg up in keeping J.T. Wh1te; Overall Honor Ron - w1th the program. Jessica Brannon, Jennifer Cline, The group made plans for the Sara Householder, AliShl! . Rojas; ChrisfjTlas Flower Show and table Academtc Honor Roll - Joshua setting. The group also made signs Hager; GRADE 3: Overall Honor for the show. Roll - Meghan Avis, Manhew BisThe next meeting will be a sell, Matthew Caldwell, Jeremy Christmas dmner out and then a Gillilan, Rachael Lees, Leah San- meetmg to follow at the home of ders, Came Sheets, Steven Weeks; Marjone Punell w1th a pany and a Academic Honor Roll · Matthew gift exchange on Dec. 18. Boyles and Amanda Upton. Others attending were Katllryn EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Johnson, Thelma Giles, Wilovene GRADE 12: All "A" • Mark B&ley, Suzanne Warner, Evelyn Murphy; Ovemll Honor Ron • Thoma and Helen Eblin. Andrea Cleland, Alyssa Eddy, Sus1e Kimes; GRADE 11: All "A" • nna Connolly, Tony Maxey; Overall Honor Roll • Steve Barnett, nm STATE AUTO Bissell, Angie Brewer, Jill Chichester, Carrie Giltilan, Lee Gillilan, OFFERS David Gumpf, Danny Lawrence, . Elizabeth Lawson, Juhe Riffle, Keith Spencer, Chrissy Summers, Alvena VanMeter, Amy Well, Shem Wolf; GRADE IO· All "A" Nicole Kanawalsky; Overall Honor Roll - Jeremy Buckley, Nancy Gaddis, Chad Griffith, Ltsa Hoffman, Matt Michael, Karen Moms, Carrie Morrisey, Misty Newell, GRADE 9 : All "A" - Andy Wolf; Overall Honor Ron - Penny Aeiker, Charlene Dailey, Shelly Hendricks, Randy Kaylor, Tyson Rose, Jrume Wilson; GRADE 8· All "A" • Jes· stca Radford; Overall Honor Roll Charles Bissell, Susan Brewer, Julie Brown, Ryan Buckley, Jessica Chevalier, Janet McDonald, Rebekka Mcintyre, Heidi Nelson, Jamie Ord, Jeff Stethem, Stacey Woolard; GRADE 7: All "A" • Rebecca Evans, Jennifer Mora, Brandi Reeves; Overall Honor Roll • Mike Barneu, Brian Bowen, Melissa Dempsey, Jessica Fredenck, Jessica Karr, Raben Laughery, Micah Ono, Connie Pooler, Michelle Pooler, Lauren Young; Academic HOIU" Roll Brian Hoffman, Mike Smith. TUESDAY STIVERSVILLE The Stiversville Word of F&th Church win nave revival Thesday through Saturday at 7:30. p.m. Alton and Kathy Dozier, Bonifay, Fla., will be the evangelist. PaStor Gary Holter invites the public. Call 949-2152 for infonnanon. Randall F. Hawkins, M.D. Eastern Local Schools Honor Rolls The followmg students achteved academtc disllncuon m the Eastern Local School Dtstnct for the first six weeks and nine weeks grading penods. Overall Honor Roll IS made up of those students achtevmg a gmde of "B" or better in all subject, while the Academic Honor Roll consists of students who achieved a grade of "B" or better m all academtc subjects and a grade no lower than "C" m art, handwnting, mustc and phystcal educauon. CHESTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE 6: All "A" • Meredith Crow and Maria Frecker, Overall Honor Roll - Enc Dillard, Laura Easunan, l.A:slie Parker and LJSa Stethem; GRADE 5: All "A" Kellt Bruley, Renae Pooler; Ovemll Honor Ron · Brandon Buckley; GRADE 4 : Overall Honor Roll • Dustin Hoffman, Valene Karr, Melody · Lawrence, Jessica Marcum. Jason Mora, Aaron Will and Angela Wolfe; Academic Honor Roll • Bryon Moss: GRADE 3: Overall Honor Ron • Joshua Brodenck, Molly Heines, Chris Krawsczyn, Jessica Pore, Joshua Will; Academtc Honor Roll • Jonathan Haggeny. IUVERVIEW ELEMijNTARY SCHOOL GRADE 6: Overall Honor Roll David Baker and Angela Bissell; GRADE 5: None; GRADE 4: Overall Honor Roll • Christa Circle, Stephanie Evans, Wes Kanawalsky; Academic Honor Roll • Heath Proffin; GRADE 3: Overall Honor Roll - Jason Barber, Derek Holsinger, Jenny Mayle, Christy Riley, Cassie Rose; AcademiC Honor Roll • Ray Basim, Roxanne Green. Community Calendar itemS appear two days before an event and the day of that evenL Items must be received in advance to insure publicauon in the calendar. l SOMETHINC SPECIAL It's tbe SERJES ONE baaIDea~ PoUcy••• I always stop retaU stores, offlce1, cbarcbea, apanmeata, druc stores. Simplified Ia content, coavealeat at a certain point. ................ Ia format aad very affordable. Lois .. 111111 ... watddl1 1111 • till II• • tiel 1M think ar IJIII 11 .a.rs, 1111 ........ ··~- 11111111. llclllll. 11'1 till •111111111'1111 Elllllllt ..1. 1111~11. cllllll ,.11111' • • 'B.~ '-l:::l -w.:::.~ 214 menu ond Ponaltloa.) BEDFORD TOWNSHIP • , 01 ·00004.000, Almon· clinger, Mork ond Moo Ellen. ".A13, T3, se, NE cor. of 263 7aA N pon of Wolf Run 2A. 2 00 ocres. '23. 39. •• 01 ·00028. 000, Born· houoe. Dovid Howord, 814. ,.NE pon W of Rd. SA. e 00 'ocroo, ue.20 • 01·00Q30.000. Buhom. . Gory • lAne Bnhem. Sll. y¥'11 of NE 14of SW '4 · 21A 21 .00 ocreo. *174 98 . - 01 ·00031 .000. Boohom. 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S3, Yi>;, of N '-' on: coal.nd oth• mlneral1, 87.00 ocreo. t65.82 01 -00870.000 W"'Aht • .... ' Bill ond Wolter, SIS. In NE '4 of Stet. 47.SO ocreo. ., .073.9B 01 ·00138 000 Young Gerold Loe ond/~r Winlfnd Lyn, 817, E of8r-ers Y,A N of Ad .. .211 oc;ro. t1 B7.28. CHESTER TOWNSHIP EASTERN LSD 03-0142S ooo. Arnold, Nathon ond/or Shollo. AI2W. T3N, 538. NW Cor. SW';0 .88Aof3B.8S3A, 55 ocre, *1.24. 03·00019.000, Amold, Nothon E ond/or Shelle A., S31. 12.86A out of 83A SE ·~ SW coo of NE. 1215 ecreo *88 ae 03:008,·2.000, Belley, CLinton J A12W T3N S 18. SW cOmer 1 02A oui ~~ e ~60A. 1.02 ocro, o3-ocitoa .ooo. Blooell, ond/or Bruce. Kothleen A12, T3, 54, 1 OtA out of SA. 1.08 ocre, 138.54. 03·00122-oot. ar.... Dovld Mortln ond/ot Paulo El-. A12, T4. Froc 7, 20A ~2', ":. 4 SA, 4800 ocroo 03·001 22.002. Brewer. Wllllem Chorleo end/no Dione Suo. A12. T4. Free 7. 20A out of 21A. 20 00 ocroo n 37 ,, 03-00143 000. Burke, Mlchool ond/or Morllyn 521. re40l N pen27S &oA: 27S.80 ocres. t482 08 03·00231 000, Colo· mon. Rlchord ond Stolle. St. (1140) N of Mill Lot E of Ad.. 1 I 110 ocreo. *288.SO. 03-00274.000, Eootmon, Aolond E. ond/or Undo F.. Sect I 3·21 1640) OUt of E pon of 120A on E - t Une I.08A .• e.oe ocrH. n1116 03-00276.000. Eootmon, Aolond E. ond/or Undo F., S - 26·20 Out of Free 25 Ex. 4 .20A, 143.85 ocreo. tl91 23 o3 oo:iu ooo E Role;... E. o~d/o~ u::.m;~ s- 13·211 (840) N BOA of SE 1'1 • NE off IW '4 Ex BOA.33 84ocrn.t107.83. 03-00Zn.ooo, Eootmen. Rolond E. ond/or Undo F.. 820.NW comer 12.110A. 12.150 ocreo. *33.B7. 03·002711.000, Eootmon, llolond I!. ond/or Undo F., 818, NW -nor of Froc 19, 11.00 ocroo. t18.76. 03·00271.000. Eootmon, Rollnd E. •4/or Undo F.. 820, Free 21 W centNI pen of~";j,z: ~:::.!!· llolo;... E. 1 ;,.. 1 ~ Undo F.: loot 211·20 NW comor of • 30 00 ,10.150 ~, · ocreo. o38t 32. ooo F O•oo33t ;r • , ormor. w...., G. ond MHdred. 84. . lilA ot 1.12A. .11 ocre, 2. t20.t 03·001 71.000, l'ormor, w... ond/or M......_ 14, 1.1 2A out of II or of ti1 .13A, llotlo8ub Lot No. 1 lx. .BIA, .Be - . tll71.32 1 :Z: 699 :;Y· a••· 35 9 2 =· o. 03-00387.000, Frost, RICh· ot. llloc:lt •1 Aouto U48. pert of 1111•. 22 ocr.. t190 32 03·00518 .000. Houbor, Dougloo E. .,d/ or -8rendo C.. S3.8Ecor4AWofKeno Rd N of Pom Ad ..eo ..... t718.411 03·008011.000, Hunt, Eoit Rlchord end Glendo K.y, 812-13 Bog ot NW Cor · of 512 IIOO'x400' So700'Wo400'N to NW, 6.150 Mires, 147S.07. 03·00804.000, Hunt, Earl Richerd end/or Glendo K.y. A12, T3 512, SW'4 Ex 1.8A BE Ex 9.78A NE Cor Ex 70A EX 20A, 6 .28 ocreo. t87.11 . 03· 00127 000, Jeffooro, John A. ond/or Aobortol., Stet 12-21 -22 W 'h ot 34.68 A In W'l> Eo. coolond 1/ 3 oil. 16.00 oCNo, 13.716.41 03-00878 000, Koua, RoL. Sr. end Freel•· icli. 823. 111401 Mid of N y, W port of BE '4. 90.150t7e1 .02. 03-00880000. Koua. AoWt L Sr. ond Fred• 1ck.S18. i8401onNineofNE 'lo NW of Ad.. 3.00 ocnJO. t40.82. 03-014118.000, Koenig Vo , Sl, C$40) NW Port. 4.00 ..,.., tiM 74. 03-00746.000. t.oudormilt. Oker Rer ond/or Cherjl Ann. 52S. w prt of ....., 24• .66 - . t47.88 03-00747.000. too <loJmilt. Oller Aer ondlor Chorit Ann. 828....... 24 .!lA 011.14A. •,S .,., t2.174.25. 03-00748.000. Loudormilt. OllerAoyond/orC!av!Ann. 528, Froc 24 42A of 1.89A, 42 .,., tt8.8t . 03· 01488 000. Magnum Goo • 011 lllc. Tho, 64. (840) SW '4, 1110.00 ocreo. *4111.411 03-00810 000, Marcum, Mlchotl ond/or Connie, R12W, T3N, SIS, Pt of the 8W'4, 2A out of 48.39A. 2.00 ocreo. *1 49.24. ord Ill '*" f" a-ve a-ve 03-014118.000. McDole W. D.. At 2 , 118• (&40), 11 00 "'i:o~~~~. McDole. Wm D . S16. (640) Mid on S line n o o - . tl 130 6~ ' · ' " '" 03 ·007IO.OOO, Mcln· tyro. C. D., SZB, NWpnof 21 ~a84 . 3r• ocroo, 03·00791.000. Mcintyre, C. D. S29. 1.08Aof2.110Ain W prt of S of Rd .. t.08 oo:roo, *112 ·29 · 03-00793.000. Mcintyre. C D,Soct.-24-29W'I>of Froc 24· ·41 ocre. -.H. Mcintyre c 03-00714.000. D S29 r••ft) :!OA of 1 .79A1nNprt.;;:,.RdEx.ol ' nd 20 o22 72 • 03·0059S.OOO, 011. -· .. Morad· lth , Mory L.. S32 , W p ort of SE ''21 •o ocrao. n44 ~:i& .g 03-00699.000, Morad· ith, Mory L., S32. NW Corner of NE '-' w of Rd .. 36.00ocreo, t174.10. 03·00919 000 Noutz· ling wm Alche~d ond/or ' . S29 114 A Shoron E , ;t 0) .40 Out of 211 .80A SE Port.. 40 acre. 40 2 ·89 · 03·00937 00~, Nlckor· oon. Goo w .. 10 SofE Port, est 88 - · Pholln 03 -008 70 .000 • • Dennie Kol1h ond/or Annette, A13, T2,84. 1Aoutof SE Cor, of 61 .93A Eo..IIA Lot 2 •. 150 ocre. 111.0111 .02. 03·00990.000, Pugh. Cherteo Mid/or Betty J .. Lot I 8 · 14 (282) 20 W'l> of • IE'!,, 2.388 ocreo. 19S3.311 03-011148 000. Aidonour, ~. Et II. 824, 18401 Lot 14-1&·111·17SWPnoi193A N Side Cool only. 113.9 oo:roo, t209.33 03-01088 000. Riebtl. R - I, II. Sect 13·12 (1140) Soct12SWCorEofSh.... 41 .oo ...... Nl8t 04 03-010119 000. Riebel. Roaor I, II. S11. (840) NE '4 of NE 'lo. 41 .00 ocreo, ·~J,:,.O.OOO. Rlobol. R~t, 11. sa, 1840)NWPnof NW 14, ~-00- *93 87. 03-01322 002, Ruuell, ~-:'z':/ .f3N"":~:r t•n•1 ~; Lot 114 ez 3 •10 • orce A 03 01322 003 11 J~ A · d ' J uooeL • · * A12N~T3N.S,8,P::'::I#2: Lot •5. 123 150. 03·011 19.000. Soyre, Chorleo F . A12, T4, S19. 732A of 103 34A In SW Pt of s-. t9, 732 ocro. 173 7 ·44 03-01124.000, Schmuck· ;;~rr,':,r':~o;'::',':: 70.00- t2,200 43 03-01129:000. Searlo. Cerolyn ond Colemen Roy Lee, S211. 1840) Noor Mid S y, of NW '4. 8.00 ocreo, *19.118. 03·01322.001, Sldwell, Donie! L ond/or Voneooo M A12W, T3N, St B. 2.00A out of 48 .38A. 2.00 ocroo. *141 43 03-0t4se.ooo. Stout, A C , 82. (840) SE •,o of NE • SE 14 110 00 ocreo. . . 21 1 76 ., ' · · CHES,,~~~O~SHIP Eloloe. S18. E pen of Froc . 4. S.lll. *388.78 . 04·000711.000. Aomooy. Em• LH and/ or Sarah L.• 84, 1140) NW of 200A SA out of 28 .41A, S 00 ocroo. t170.10 COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP ALEXANDER LSD 011·00488 .000. Adomo, John R. ond/ or Meroho K.. Stet 9-10 Fr 12 NE port Ex 81 .70N 10Aoutof73.47A, 10.00 ocreo. t2S.33. 011·00017.000. Boilty, Murrill 0 . ond/or Po,.lo D. , S3, Out 8-71A 8W pt 84A NW of N 100A, NE 1 / 3 Ex. .03A, a 17 ecrH. 1411.71. 06·00637.000. Ioiiey, MurreiiO . ond/or Pomelo D. , S1 8. Fr II SEcor of lilA NE cor Ex. #4 Vein Cool, 2 .10 ocro, .,~9 .82 . 011-000S4 000, Coldwell, Bruce ond Betty Lou. WM· llem H. ond Borboro Joon. S12. SE of S.C., 31.00 ecroo. 0127.34. 011·000811 000, Caldwell, Bruce ond Iotty Lou, Wll· 11om H ond Borboro Joon. S6, W pon of N Y, of NW '.4. 17.00 ...... 185.10 O&·OOOBII 000, ColdwoJI, Bruce ond Iotty Lou, Wllllom H. and Barbero Joon. S11, E '!\ of NE '-' · 83.00 acroo. t327.62 06·00093.000. Cooto. Jeff and Moore, t..rry A .• 5 tot Add. N 'h. t1 3 91 06-00094 000. Cooto, Jeff ond Moore, lArry A , 8 1It Add • ., 3 .91 . 05·000116 .000. Cheney, LoviJ., SI1,NEcorofSE'4 N ~f Ad I 00 acre. t123 87. 06·001 34.000. Crolg. Joon. S10. NE ond Joining lot #37 Carp 2nd Add.• .02 ...., .,, 38. 05-00151 000, Dungoe, Oron and/or Dane. Secl. 16·33 NW pon of SE Y, Eo Mif!erals. 8 .00 acres. $917.81 . 06·00037.000, Dunn, Rhondo L., 2 2nd Add t8 90. 011·0003S 000. Dunn, Ahondo L.. Lot 3. 'I 1 .74 . 05·00039.000, Dunn. Ahondo L , 4 2nd Add • 0281143. 06·00186.000, D yo. Madgo, 518. Mid . of E. hno. 64 .80 ocreo, ., 04 .71. 01·00117.000, Dye. Madge, S 12, SE port of NW '-'· 32 9S1 ocroo, $110.40 06·00118.000, Dye. Madge. S 12, NE Cor. of 70A, 8 00 ecreo, t11.32 011·001 89.000. Dvo. Mad go. S 12, Trl SW Cor of 184.71A. 2.00. t2.S1. 011·00170.000, Dye. Modgo. 512, SW Pt. NW '4 of Rd .• 1 2.611 ocreo, 16418 011· 00171.000. Dvo. Madge. S12, NE Pt. SW "'· 30.00 ICnlo, 183.90 08· 00172.000, Dyo, Modgo. S12. w Pt SW y. E. of Ad., 20.00 ocroo. 178.40. 011·00173.000, Dye, Madge, 812, SE Port SW v•. 119.00 OCniS• . , 23 33 06-00174.000, Dye. Modgo. Etol, ss. N 'IJ of NW '-'Ex. 17A W 82.22A. 0113.16 08·001711.000, Dye. Madge, Eul. S12,"NW Pt of 150A, 1 .00 ocro, n 62 06·00180 .000. Dye. Thaddoua, S5, SW 'A Ex 3A NW 4A. n,3152 87. 011-00181 .000. Dye, Thoddeuo ond/ or Undo, 56, NPT out of N.ISOA Junction 10 Twp. Rood 3, 1.00 ...... t231 19. 08·00184.000. Dyo. Thaddouo s , S31, E '!\ of NW '!\ end NW Pt of NE '4 Eo. Ollond Goo Rlg~to 121.00 Acreo, t192.,47. 06·001S2.000. Dye. Thoddoua S Eta!. S36, SW Pon of sw v•. 48 00 ocroo, 110 n. 06· 00183.000. Dye. Thoddouo S. Eta!, S31. SW of 5E 'A W of Cr. 70A, 70.00 ocreo, ., 71 00. 06·00163 000, Dye, Thoddeua S. ond/or Lindo G.• S6. N of S 240A W '1>, 100 oo ecreo. o812 78. 08·00184 000. Dye, Thoddeuo S. ond/or Lindo G.• 511, On N Uno of Dye 97A.. 2 00 ocroo. t6.69 08·0011111 .000. Dyo, Thaddeua S . and/or lind• G., 88, '1\A out of NA percel SW 'I• Ex 3A Nw, eo ecro, 12 st 1111·00194.000. Erlckoon. Kenneth, 8 34, BW 'I> of SW '4. 42.00 ...... t270 10. 015-001911.000, Erickoon, KMnoth. 533. NW '4 of NW 14. 42.00. 1732.25. 08·00188.000, Erickoon, Kenneth, 834, Mid on W lint Ex #4 Voin Cool, 41 .44 ocroo. t1.848.13. ' 011·00181 000, Gaglio. Jomoo, 89, Fr 23 SECor irl W '!\ Ex #4 Vlln Cool. 18 00 ocros. t31.92 05·00182.000, Giglio, Jomn 8oct. 9·15 Fr. 2 NE corner, Eo. 114 Voin Cool, 8 .00 ICfOS, t22.84. 08·00048.000. Giglio, Stovon A., Sect. a. 10 Fr 12 SW Pt NY, Eo 14 Voin Cool. liD 00 ocrea. *1174 94. 011·00041.000, Giglio. Btovon A.• 81 II, Fr. e. Trl. SE pt Eo. 14 Vlln Cool. 40.oo ....., nao. t3. 011·00433.0011. Jordon. D., L. ond Kim, A111, T9, 827, Fr 32 IW Cor 1 .973 but of t7BA. a 973 ocreo. tl74.111 . 011·00817.000, Neloon. J-ph D........ 132, 8W '4 !x. 1 Rd hlp 41 .tiOA, 41 .110 OGres. t428.81. 011.00518.000. Neloan, JOOOph Dougloo, IJ1, NW Corner 10A, 10.00 ocreo. 04-0018 ooq Comoll Cherteoond/orAgneo At3' T2. 810. 11 . 18A Out 0 j 131 A Ex. 9.131 A. 1 .82locroo. t7S3.27. 04-00013.000, Hill, Pot end/or Nency, A13W, T2N. 110 Fr 4, Lot n lrenCh· wood Add. Sub., t8111.11, 04·00014.000, HIH, Pot ond/llr Nonay, A13W. T2N, S10 Fr 4 Lot f8 Brlnoll· wood i.rt/ Bub.. ttll.lll 04·000111.000. Hill. ht Md/Df Nonay, R13W, TIN, 810, Fr. 4, Lcrt Q, lronch· wood Add. lub .. U2.72. 04-00088.000, Hll. Ptlt ond/Df Nonoy, R1 3W, T2N. 810. Fr. 4. Lcrt n, a.-. •1n.a. . wood Add. Sub .. t14.U. 011·00176.000, Pony, Q4.000110.1102. RoE - ..,.1.. Domo Victory, 831. NE.of BE '4 """'-"1 3. TZ,SU;Midon end 8W '4 of N& Cor., 74.150 IONO. t434.18. W\11 1.731AoutofU4.10A. oe-oone.ooz. llolnt 1.73.8- t330.•. R.... Cllulllll of 1M 04-0011.000. Manto. !f. II111W. TIN, oila. loai1Z·11(2G) I port 832, 2.941A out of of l A = , .34-. Nl.46. ti.IIA, 2.841 .,,... 04· 18.000. Morrl&. *211.23 ee '*" 011·0060"7.000, Price. A-co Dyo, Etol, 81 . Trl 780xl7' out of NW - of 70A, eo ..... t2 .8t 015·00808.000, Prlco, R-eo Dye, Etol, 911. N Pt out of N.I50A Junction 10 Twp . Rd. 3, 811.150 ocreo. *341 12. 015·001101 000. Price. Aebocco Dyo, Etol, 81 1. SE '4, 3.00 t8.4S 06·00828 000, Roy Jomos T ond Morllyn, Sect 20·21 Fr. 31 8 Pon of W 1J2 lx40', 8 .50 _.:ra, *38.39. 011-00627 000. Aov. Jomao T ond Morllyn. S20. Fr. 25 W Pon. 189.00 ocreo. t1.117.24. 01· 000113 .001 , Roblnolon, lArry C. ond/ or CarolS ., Fr. 8 Fr 38 NW Cor of F87A in Fr 38 18A In Fr e. 23 00 ocros, *107N. 05·00054 .001 . Robln10n, lany E. and / or CarolS .• S18, SE Corner of 82 3A &.NA ou1 of 80 20A. II.S4 ocreo. *488 22. 011·00140 000. Sooty, Mshomood Sold ond/or Showbo, 118. Und 1/ 9 of 88 18A Mid Bot Ad . • W Uno Ex. 2 .28A. 9.SO ocros. *2791. 011·00139.000. Sooty, Mohamud Said .,d/ or Showbo, Sl, Mid Bot Ad end W Une Eo 2 .28A end 7aA W Ex 9 .80A, 7S.38 ocreo. 11582.32 . 011·00123.001 , Sondoro, Ronald l and / or Audrey J • S20, Free. 26E pen 1S8A out of 22 60A, 1 8S ocro, t1 S3 011·00822.001. Bondoro. Ronold L. ond/or Audrey' J , S20, Free . 19 N Port 6. 78 A out of 8$A, 6. 79 ocroo. 81S2.9S 06·00257.000. Stratton, George Truatee of The More C. ond Eben A Giglio S9. Fr. 3 N End 102.60A, 102150 ocroo, 11,620.154. 06·00258 .000 Str.tton, Oeorve Trustee of tho More C ond Eben A Giglio Trust. S - 9·10 Fr 12 NE port Ex. 81.07A N Ex. 3.04A Ex .. 188A. 49 612 ocr••· n40.2S. 06·0289.000 Stratton, George Trultee of the More C. end Eben A Giglio Truot•. S3, SW of NW •,; ond NW of SW 'I• • I 0 00 ocroo, *31 82 01·002150 000 Stratton, George Truotee of TIM Moro C orld Eben A Giglio Trust. Sect. 9·16 Fr 2SLonoofNY.Eof Rd . 36 17 acr•. t107 94. . 06-00261 000Strotton. Goorgo Trustee of tho Moro C. ond Eben A Giglio Truot. II. Fr 3 N of Throckmorton• W of Ad .. 47 00 ...... ., 33.01 . LEBANON TOWNSHIP EASTERN L8D 08-00072 000. Blonkonshlp, Gory S.. S34, NW corner. 9. 71 acres, .81 .99. 01·00152 000. Clerk . IAlio, Etol, S21 , Cool. 16 96 ocrea, *431.40. 011· 00183.000. Coryell. Edno D.. 528. Cool. 234 000 ...... . 4.889 93 06-001114.000. Coryell, Edno D , S22, N Comor. 6 .00 ocreo, t94.97 . 08·0016S 000. Gilmore. A. C.• 521, Cool SW Corner, 19 IS ecret, t408.1& 06-00119 000. Gilmore. R c . S27. Cool. 9&.S8 acres. t2.028.25. 011·00110.00. Gilmore, A. c .. 521, C001l, 40.32 IC!OO. t849.32. 08-00181.000, Gilmore. R c .. S21. Coot. 81.50 ecroo. ., .304.22. 08-001 1S.OOO, Nowlum. Lulo, S2S, W Port of 150A W Side of NW '4 Ex. 48A. 4.00 ocreo. 1111.49. 011·00183.000, Ogon. Delbert L end Beuloh L. ond A. H Curtis, 834. Cool E Pon of SW '-'·' 11a.oo ocreo, ., .943. 13. 08·00131 000. Rutherford, Fronklln E. Etol, o34, NW pon of 8 '1\A SW Pon. 26 ocro, t21 .S2. 06·001 32.000. Rutherford. Fronklin K. EUI. 134, On N llno of N E '-' 2A, 2 00 ocroo. t47 22 011-00138 000. Slotor. Merion D , S33, E Pon of NE 'I• Eo Cool. 103 00 ocroo. *201 .85. 011-00131.000. Slotor, Merion D , S21, NW of sw. '"· 1 .10 ......2.00 06·00137 000, Slotw. Monon D , 827. SW Port of NE •,;, 1.00 ocres, 110.00. 06-00138 000, Slotor. Monon D , S33, SE Port of NE '4, 8.00 ocreo. t1 1.88. 08· 00141.000. Wo-11, Vlrvll Eugene ond/or Foy, S28, Port of 3.8A NE of SW '-' NW of SE 'I•, 11167 9S 08· 001 80.000, Wo-11. Virgil Eugene and/or L Foy, Stet 11 ·2S E Cor of NE '-' Ex Cool Oil ond Got. 18.00 ocroe. 121 31 . LEBANON TOWNSHIP SOUTHERN LSD 07·00001.000, Adklno, Eugono 0. ond Joann, 825. S prt of IIOA E Side of lOA N 'I> of SW '4 12A •. 12 ocre, n 2. 70 07-00007.000, Adklno, Eugene 0 ond Joonn, 825. E y, of SW '4 end 8/8 of lOA, 2.31A of BOA, 2 . 3 1 - t217.34 07·01003.000, Beegle, lro Mid 0vo1 Dldcle, 828. ' C•LI8.42-o, Tn~ot. t2, 194'~ JotJIJl" Nul-•· ~ •• The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 MEIGS COUNTY DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE Sentinel. Calendar Ohio Universtty College of Osteopathic Me<hc!"e problems m individuals how don't h3.ve asthrna.QUESTION • What can I do about indoor air pollution? ANSWER - Sctentific measurement of aJt pollutants, except for radon, is difficult and expenstve. It is generally easier to improve ventilallon or reduce the amount of ponulants produced when you suspect that a problem exists mstead of oblaining actual measurements of air quality. Here · are some lips on how to do thiS: - Have your furnace and gas stove serviced yearly. • Keep your Home, including the · basement, dry to reduce tile amount of molds and mildew. • Avoid the use of paints, solvents, hair sprays and other chemicals withOut adequate ventila· Tuesday. November 20, 1990 Tuesday, Nov.nba' 20, 1990 Ponaoy-Middleport. Ohio Page-8-The Daily Sentinel ' 07-0 .000. . . . . . Ire ond Otrol Diddle. 1!3, w 11o.~.oo ...... 0871.31 . 07·1108S2.ooo..... TOJPY L ond/or Colli luo, 8f8, N'l> Of 20A I prt ot 40A 8 of N-. 24.31 acres• ., ,028. 29. 07-010011.000, Bordlno, W H. ond J-le. Ill, S Y, of IE \4, 28.00 ooreo, .111.43. ' 07· 00041 000. Booo. Clolre C.• Sect 13·14·111 S. of Rd. , I .711 oc(lo. tll00.78 07-00042 000. Booo. Cloire C, Sect 13· 14· 15 All S of Rd Ex 80 2&A. 4.75 ...... t174.36. 07·00043.000. Booo. C!elre C., Soct 14·16 All Ex 8 Y.A N. 1 3 20 ocreo. 12.224.19. 07·01007.000. CHeno-h, Suhl Jr , S 18, IW Cor S'l\ Und 1/ 6 tnt 200.00, 126.S1 . 07·00181 .001 . Clark, Torry end/ or Trocy. R11W, T2N. 830, NE Cor of SW '-' of 10 0017A out of 29.28A, 10.0017 Acreo, •s9.21 07-00096 000. Colfmen, John H. Sr • Stet 7-14 E Port of River, .76 ecre. •10 6& . 07·00100 .000, Congor, Cornollut. Sect 22· 11·2S SW old Town Cr . 1 60 ..... ., 16.411 . 07-01009 .000, Corwin. M L, Section 14·11 .&&A Coelond l i S Min. Under 2 .22A SE of Soct , 58 ocre. *24.311 07-01010.000. Croig, Harry W Jr Etol, Stet. 14·16 Cool, 47.10 ocreo. $679.14. 07·00144.00, Crolg, Jean. Sect 7-13 Und Ya of 200 oq. It SEcor of 48.42A. 004 ocre. $4379 07·01011.000, Croog, Jeen, 521. NE of SE 1A , 40.00 ecreo. 1570 34. 07-00162 .000. Crow, C H • Sect 20·22 SW COrner W of A un, 8 00 acre a. t220 ., 3. 07· 00163 ,000. Crow, Chotloo H.. 822, W End Ex SA SW Comer. 9.00 ocreo. $333 53 07·00164.000. Crow. Chorleo H.. Soct. 22·23 E. End. 28 00 ecreo, •sao 34 07-0016!1 .000. Crow, Chorloo H , Sect. 22·28 S of o End. 6 00 ecreo, $179.16 07·00168.000, Crow, M V.. Sect 13·14·18 N End. e 26 ecres, 1230.0S 07·00167.000, Crow, M V., Sect. 13·14·16 N End. II 26. *230.08 07-00164 000. Dolley. Chelrner end/or Mory. R11, T2. S18, N'l> 66A . Lot 176 I 9A of 10 29A, 1.90A. $212.01 07-001811.000, Dolley, Chftiier and/or Mary Lynn, S18, 2 .68A out of NW Corner of 32 60A W'IJ. 2 86 ocreo, 116S.64. 07-00188.000. Doilov. Elaon Roy, S1 8, 8.88A of 87.88A oilS of public Ad . Ex 73A. 6 8S ocroo, $18 99 I 07-001117.000. Doiley, Elaon Roy. Sect. 11·18 AH Ex. Mlqo. 1 IIOo, Out of 70A. 1 :eo ocroo. ln3.81 07-00173.000, Dolley, Owen Fred ond/ or Co rot Suo. 524, E End 13.34A N 1 Pt of E 'hEx .. 22A NW, D-ov J . Jr. Etol. Stet 22· 28 (100· 203) E ond Ex. aoal, 20.17 •rea. t922 28. 07· 00391 .000. LudWig, 0-oy J . Jr .. Etol. Sect. 21·27 (100·2011) E. of W II&A. Ex. cool, 31.68 ocro. t&00.40. 07-00393.000, LudWig. Dewey J . Jr , Etol. Sect 21 · 22· 27·28 (100·204) E. End Ex. Cool, 18 17 ocroo, *248.72 . 07· 01 0111 .000, Ogon , Delbert L. ond Beuleh L ond Curtlo A H.. 820, E Pon. 82.3e ocros, .,,409.71 07-01087.000. Ogon. Delbert L. ond Beuloh L. ond Cunio A. H. Soct. 13·14 Cool, 100 06 ocroo, ., .701.411 07·01018 000, Pony. Etto E., Etol. 524, Cool '!\ only of 80 150A, 40.211A, naoee 07·01087 boo. Perry. Etto E.• Etol, SIB. Cool '!\ only of 70A. 38 00 ocroo, t383.02 . 07-00513 000, Poraono, Soli, Lot 2 Old Ponlond. 134.3e. 07-00114.000, Peraona, Soli, Lot 3 Old Portlond, n436 . 07-00816 000. Poraono. Soli. lot 4 Old Ponlond. 134 31. 07-00511.000, Poroono. Soli, Lot 12 Old Portlond, t2341 07-00817.000. Poraono; Soli, Lot 13 School Lot Old Portlond. *23.49. 07·0061S.OOO. Poraono, Soli, Lot 14 W 1/ 3 Old Portlond, t10.91 . 07-00818.000. Paraono. Soli. Lot 14 w 213 Old Portlond, o18.68. 07·006ZO.OOO, Poraono. Soli. Lot 111Aoo 26'x36" General Telaphone Co Old Pcnlond. t17 19. 07-00521 .000. Poraono, Sell. Lot 18 Old Portlond. $21 .83 07·00822.000. Poraono, Sell. Lot 32 Old Portlond, t62.40 07·00632.000, Ponono. Sell. Lot 33 Por:oonego Old Portlond. 1227.42. 07·001524.000, Pettenon, Jomoo B • 638, S side of SW 'I• of Ex 18 2436A. 3.7816 ocroo, • t387.89. 07· 001141.000, Plckono, , Corol, Etol, R11, T3, S20, On W llno of Y, of Ad 2 A of 9.27A, 2.00 ocroo, 02SO 79. 07·01 018.000, Poloona. Mex E.• IS, SE Corner. 8.00 ........73.83. 07-01019.000, Pol101no. Mox E.. S9, S Side, 7.36 ocroo . .,,_ ... 07·0011116.000, Powell. Ruth, Etol, S20. (140) Und. 1/10 of NE of NW '4 49 110. 4 116 ...... t&08.92 . 07·006Q7.000. Price. Clive, Lot 28 New Portland,, t4e,ao. 01-ooeaa.ooo. Prolflu. Torry C ond Pamela S., S24. (840) SE 'I• of NW '-'· 4 -~~::,ze:0oot : Dolley: s .oo ...... 123.33. 07-00189 000. Proffitt, Sue. At I, T2, S18. 1.40A ' Terry C. end/or Pomolo S .. out of 81.04A. 1 .40 ocroo. S-.-13·1S S Port Ex 6A $314 53 Ex. 1.411A. 9 .09 ocrto. 07-00ISO 000, Dooter. Argyle L.. S30, E port of t4S3 .17. 07-00702 000. Richerd, I 09A Ex 6A, 15.00 ocroo. 8105 27 . Letter R. and/ or Renee, S25. E Pn of 2A NW Pn 07-00181 .000. Dootor, of NE \4 S of Rd .. 1 00 Argyle L , S30, E llno WY, aero. 125 88. Ex 71A. NE Cor Ex I OA 07-00703 000. Ex 100017A,1924S3 Alchordo, Looter Roy, S25. ocreo. *116 S7. Mid of NW 11• of NE V.. Ex 07·00184.000. Dllltor. 1A E~. lA, 6 60 ocros. Arovte L. and/or Florence, 121763. . 538. N Yl of s ,.; of sw v./ 07·00704 000. Richerd. 40.00 acreo, 0781 88. Lllltor Roy, 52&. NW Prt of 07·01012.000, Doorler. NE '4 S of Ad Ex !A, E •• Henry. S22. E end. 22 60 Prt. 1 00 ocres. $9 32 octeo. t490.82. 07·00487 000. R~e. 07·00064.000, Fronclo, Kenneth Wayne and/or Cheater M. and / or Kathy Donn• M1rla, 519. Mid of N , 820, S Prt of 71A W · W Uno NW '4, 17.13 Pn of 123 76A, NE PAt ocreo. t133 87. Ex. 1 A, 2 00 ocreo, t4 Ill 07·01073.000, Altchlo, 07-01044 000. Gilmore. A C.. S23, W End. 43 84 R. C. Soct. 11·32 SW ...... 128 37. Pert. 30 00 ecrea, 07-00720.'IUO. Rizor. *842.01 Kenneth H. •nd/or 07-01045.000. Gilmore, Doboreh Ann. Soct 1 I ·26 A C , Cool. 32.00 ocreo, Und 3 /. S of BOAS '!\of SE •ess.84 07-01046.000. Gilmore. '"· 20 40 ocreo. *72 S7 07·00721 .000. Rizor. R C .. S27, N Pon of SE Kennelh H. end/or '1., 39 89 ....... t847 14. Doboroh Ann, Sect 11·26 07-00276 000. Hill. W Prt of S 'IJ of SE 'A, Unnle Truotoe, Lot 27 2 00 acres, 12,411 I 86 71 ' x100' SW '4 Old 07-00722 .000, Rizor, Portlond. )310 86 Kermeth H. end/or 07-00271.000. Hell. Deboreh Ann, 921. Joining Unnie Trult•. Lot 27 NW 2A W Pn of S Y, of SE '-'· Cor 100'x10S' Old 4 50 acreo. t16 31 . Portland. t6011 29 07· 00280.000, Hardy, 07·00723 000. Rizer. Chos. Rood. Lot 27. Old Wllllem P. ond/or Kolhryn Portland 83 V•'x90". N.• o27, 110-1182 2.40A t137 57 of 6 078A IOO'x174.2". 07-01010.000. Hill, 2 40 ecres, ., .01 2.61 ALben Jr. Soct 7-13 NE 07· 00738 000. Aouoh, Corner. 3 00 acrea. Dennio. S 19S. Prt of 83A tll.lll i_n SW Prt of SE '4 Ex. 07·01081.000, Hill, 1 a22A. 16 478 ocreo, Albert Jr., Soct 22-28 E 187 62. End. 27.25 ocroo,, 07·00145 000. Schutte. •ass 26. Chorteo J . Jr .. Etol. 53~. E 07-01082.000. Hill. Albert Jr., 938, SW Port of End, 40.00 ocroo, *943 e9 NE 1.4, 46 00 acres, 07-00141 000. Schutte. *9811 82. Chorloo J J~ , Etol. 834, E 07· 01 063 000, Hill. '!\of 12A N, 28 00 ocroo. Alben Jr., S34. W Pert. t810 48. 80.00 oereo, ot .21a 30 07· 007&e 000. Sellen, 07-00322 000, Jupera. Dorrell Lee ond/ or Wenda. Nancy. Sect 35·34 W 'IJ S22, (70·190) Ex. lA ox of E y, Ex. Cool. 30.044 All Ml-oto. 1388.74 ...... 12, 1B9.011. • 07·00788.000, Boilers, 07-00323.000, Jupor•. Trio, S23. 1110111711 Und Noncy, S34, W Y, of E Y,, 'I> of 7A In SW Cor of1 38.078 ocroo, t826.21. 1 eoA. 3 .ao ocreo, 18.34 • 07·00324.000. Juporo. 07· 00831 .000. Toggort, Nonoy, 825, NE '-'Ex Borah, Lot 11 Old Cool ond Other Mlno. Eo Portlond, t1 18.41. 15 87A, 4.00 ocNo, ' 07·00838.000, ., ,448.8e •. Teotord, Dole CJotr Ill, Etol, 07· 003.80.000.1Awlo, loct 12·18 of NW Prt of George W, 81, BW Lot 11iA, 2.00 ocroo, 111.13. e.oo ·· *284.13. . 07·00131.000, Teoford, 07·00311 .ooo. IAwls• Dolo Clolr Ill, Etel, 81B. S John Jr.• 814. IE COrner Prt of lout Df 70.81A), of IO.IIOA. 2 .00 oo,.o, 41.00 ocroo. te33.aa: . *340.13. • o'r-CIU37.ooo, T . - . 0'7·00312.000......... Qolo C!lotr Ill, Etol, 811, SE John :.Jr., II. Mid an 8 Cor of loot 11, 12.018 Une of N - of Ad •. 10 -.Mt.U. ..... 037.411. • 07-008311.000. Tootord. 07·00311.000. t..one. o.le Clefr II, ltol. 118. All wttlom M. on1 1•. 1A, 21 .00 - • · Tomonv L.. 12B. N! \4 I!IC. oll.ll. co.. Mid Dllllr ........ • 07·00142.000, Theiss, 215.00 Ex. 1'M7A. 1.00 Thome• M.. loct (~00·2071 8 ot 41.150A. 07·00390.000, Ludwig, 37.10 ocreo, t180.13. cor-· a._,, · ..........,,. II 07·00843 .000. Thofoo. Thomoo M , Soct 12· 27 (I00-2081 All Ex eo Y.A . 49 110 Acroa, *228 eo 07·00844 000. Theloo. Thomoo M.• S21 . (100·208) E. &&A W of Ad, 4a 00 ocroo. t207 03 07 ·008411 000, Tholoo, Thomes M.. S27. 11 00·20U N of Ad E Old Town Creek. 17.00 ecrea. t9 47 07-00848 000. Tholoo. Thomes M., Stet 21 · 17 1100·2011 SE Prt of 2'1> A E of Rd Ex. Cool. etc .. 2.00 ecreo. 19.30 07·00147 000, Thelu. Thomoo M., Stet (100· 208) N of ,Rd E Old Town Creok. 17.00 ecru. $78.63 07·0084S.OOO, Thelao, Thomaa M.. Sect (100·197) N prt of Lot 11197. 11 72 ecreo, 172 88 07-00849.000. Tholao. Thomos M , Sect 1100•197) of 98.92A All Ex 1.80 A HWY TRFD FA Harrla, 71 .20 ac,.a, t3.898 30 07·00850.000, Tholaa. Thomu M , Soct 21·22 11 00) of liSA N Prt Ad TR FD FA Sodio end Art Roulh, 411 00 •c,.a. t20703 07-00881 000. Thoi11, Thomes M , S22. E Side, 79.16 ecru. •ss&. t4 07·00882 .000, Thoooo. Thomoo M , Sect I 1-22 E of Run of SW Pn. 2 00 ecrea. ea 30 07·00863 000. Thei11, Thomes M • Sect 11·22 All Ex 17A W, 53.00 ocroo, 1244 13 07·00814 000, Theioo, Thomoo M • Soct 20· 21 · 22 W Sldo Ex .60A. 19.60 ocros. t317 23 . 07·00866 000. Tholoo, Thomn M, Sect 20· 21-22 E Port, 38.411 ocroo, t420 18 07·0011f7 000. Thoou, Thomoo M., Socl 11 00·2081 SE Cor of Lol 20S S of Ad., 8.00 ocroo. 0124 10 07·00188 000', Thelu. Thomeo M.• Sect 21·27 1100·209) E end, Ia 00 ocreo, *309.31 07·0ton.ooo. Thomeo, Deyton, S23, Cool. 1 2S ocreo, 82,1199 S6 07-0090a.ooo, Word, James Eugene and Betty Louioo. Sect 11·18, .71A of 88 40A All Ex . M ln .. .78 ocro. 8816 81 07·00920 000. Weddle. Ltwrence and / or Helen. Sect 11·14·16 E End of W Pn Ex , 1A ond 97A At Way EK. 4A, 1 00 acre, 189 13 07-00969 000, White, Herbert J and/or Patey S. , S8. Mid of NW '4 on N Uno. 2.31 ocroo, t17 77 LETART TOWNSHIP SOUTHERN LSD 08·000112 000. 8oagou. Dennl Euaene end/or Agnoo, Lot 6. 1442 66 OS-00063 000. Boagou. Denzel Eugene and/or Aqnas. Lot 8 Young's Add *711 46 . 08-0013S 000, Cooper. Gerv, Lot I 4 Youna'o Add Ex. 80' N Side t17S 97 OS-00274.000. Hoyoo. Paul w and kalrfna M , 532. On N Uno of NW 'I• Ex Cool. 18 60 ecroo. f4727 OS-00276.000. Hoyos, Paul W and K•trina M , S11. -32 N ofW'h Ex Cool. 6 25 ocr01. $14 Sli 08·00278 000. Hoyoo. Paul w. and Katrina M • 532. On E Uno of WY, Ex Co•l. 19 28 acrea, $63076 08· 00277 000. Hoyoo. Paul w. and Katrina M • S32. NW ox Dolley N Ex Coal, 13 50 acres t239 97 0S· 002S9 000. Holl, Cterence E. end/ or Francee S. Sect 6·12·18 (2110) Out of IIA , Ex 1',- ~nd, 1S.&7 ecros. t925 03 08·00297-. 000. Holl. Dale W and Mary Jane, Sl, (227) SE Corner. 26 ocre. $S2 2& 08-00319.000. Holllinger. J.-rry and/or Nancy. SB. N PT of NE Cor of16A Ex . 17 ocro, 11 83 Acroo. t27 99 08·00320.000, Holzinger, Larry and / or nancy, S8, 17A out of 12A, 17ocro. fl 34. OS-00626 001 . Holaml)8r. Larry C •nd/ or Noncy L , R12 , T2, 52. !lOA Lot #1211 W S1do of Rd SA Out of 46 75A, 6 00 oereo. 11 6 60. 08·00321 000. Hood, Harold E end/ or Carol A., Sect 11·1 i224) N 'IJ Ex Coal, 50 00 acru, 8667 63 OS·00323 000. Hunt. Jomoo L • Out of 2 BOA SE Comer, 04 ICrl, t33 23. OS-00848 000 Joooora." Noncy, Sect 12· 17 i247) 290A out of 1 666 .. 290 • .... $317.29 . 08·00396.000. Kooor. James and mary, S1 1. ·2 NE Cor of 2A. 75 ocre. 81.414 72 OS-00410 .000, Leamond. Anna mae, S32, (1eO) NE Cor Ex. 2A n Ex Coal. 8.00 ocre. 8201 02 . OS-00411 .ooo. Leamond, Anna Mae, S32, i180) N Pn of lOA NE Cor Ex coal, 2.00 acret. t1S07 08·00412.000. Loomond, Anno Moie. 832, (110) on W Line Yi of Rood 'h Eo. Coot, 8 00 ocreo. .72.33 08-00884 000. ' - "· Robert L ond/ or MoNel L.' ., 831, (11 2) Ml-o. 24.23 ..,,....21.11 OS-00421.000. MoDode. Nothen. 138. NW of N Y, of E Y, 1214), 1.00 ecre, " 1237 31 . ' 08·00418 000. Mill!-. Dllbert Md Ooldoo. 812, ·11 (840) 8W Prt 8 ofRD NEXT TO Comohon, 28 ..... *711 (Continued on Poge 10) 1 �Tuesday November 20 1990 Page 10-The Daily Sent11el Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 Meigs Delinquent Taxes 01 00413 000 M Hlron Dei1Mt1 end or Goldie I R12 T 11S MO NH SW Cor of 38 40A E of Ad 10 oc o 15114 17 01 00454 000 MH on Delbon end o Goldie R12 T 8111 1140 SW PAT o 3S 40A 8 of Ad EK 0 SA 482 Acre • 04 2 01 00483 000 Norr o Wo Of S 7 27 WEnd Ek 1&4AW 60oce 1122 55 01 00101001 RoiMn R 2 T 55 217A ou of I lOA ... I 80 08 00234 000 WINiom K 86 2&2 A Out olll212 SW prt Ex 11A 1 OOocre 1107 OS 00457 001 Pettonon Lo rv &holton end or Send o Key 523 lei 247 11A ou of 1 7A e .... 1 ns5 01 00501 000 Pldleno E mo L ond Morv ou oe Lo 6 840 W o Ad n NW P1"1 90 oc e 11111 3S OS 0062 000 Pow.t Lo ryM end orW m1L Lo 14 34 NWo S oblln ond SE of Lo 4 10 55 08 00522 000 PoLorry M end or W m1 L R ver and n fron of lo 34 NW of S oban end SE of Lo 14 Ill 07 0100530 000 Randolph Cordon ond o PhytUo Lo 12 Young o Add 150 44 OS 00533 000 Rhodoo Corwn E a S1 38 2 & Eendoll250 13 00 ocre 148 24 08 00856 000 Ritchie A J S 1 4 6 23 Pn oW~ SOOoceo 1464 87 08 00578 000 Ro oh • LotS 1489 eo OS 00695 000 Rouoh Roy J.., o end orE abeth MooS1 21101211 W pi 29 IIOA SW Cor Ex Coo 50ocre I 8078 08 00101 000 RuthOfford Frwok n K Eo o35 218 n NWof 7 3A SW come 50 .... 1232 1 08 001 3 000 &eyre M V S11 34 34 60 • 00 on Rd S o N ne 09 ocre U2 8 08 00842 000 Sharpnack Jock 51 Coo NW of NE ~ E of Ad 2 00 •••• 1838 21 OS 00159 000 Sm h Okov S1 31 110 94 NE Cor of 20A NWPtE• Coo 1 OOoce •30S 07 OS OlliS 000 S ewort Nill' E o Lo 2 Soyre I Add 112 liS 01 008SS 000 V 1 Te PennOfoh p Lo I NW co Jo n ng Po oonoge 2 00 . . . 1557 85 01 00190 000 We ke Vlrg end o Bonnie S a 7 23 249 Lo n NE Cor of 2 IIA 60 oc a 135 0 08 OOSS9000 Wo ke V 111 and or Sonnoe S La 17 22 NE Co o 44AWo Rd ec 8 . . . 129 38 08 00193 000 Wo d RoboccoS se Not d Lo 222 1 26 oc e lBO 4S OL VE TOWNSH P EASTERN LOCA SCHOOL D ITA CT 09 000011 000 Adoma Dee end o Bonnie Sect 17SW ~ofSE V. 4100 oc •• 1184 97 09 00071 000 Sorbe Howe d and or Barba 1 1111 T2 810 2 8 ocreo U&12 09 OOII9S 000 Be be Howe d and o Be be o A 1 T4 810 100A o 1158 82Aou of3 OA 92ocre 121 I 09 00199 000 So .... Howe d oncl/ or Borbora R11 T4 810 n N Ina of W Port 90 ocre 181 02 09 01124 00 Barbo H-•rd ond o Barbo • J 4 0 nN R11 T4 Sect Une of W Port Soum &OA outoi1A 60ecre • 982 09 00075 000 BorbOf Howord L end o Bo be a J A T4 Soc 4 0 P of L011 18 993A a 41 75A 993 ocra t13 80 09 0 124 000 Bobar Howard and o Be ba • J II T4 Sect 4 0 nN neofWpiN 60 . . . tl22 83 09 00078 000 •• bar Jomoo E S ond o E..tyn 0 S 1 N~ of SE ~ of SW'A Ex lA 14 00 ocrea 1102 57 09 00079 000 Sorbo Jamea E 8 end or EYO yn 0 111 SE Pt of 71 I&ASofMd Ex75A c Lot 8 9& ocrea no 19 090001 1 001 Bortlmut Ho,.., ond o Corolo R1 W T4N 817 BE Como of NE V. of IE 2A Out of 7 19A 2 00 oc. 134 88 08 001 0 000 Bartimus Harv.y end or COrolo R11 T4 817 SE of 20A NE of IE A 1 00 . . . f5117 87 09 00128 000 Bonnet o 830 N Port o1 SW ~ 3000ocre 11 01131 wovn• 08 009311 000 llocl<bu n Burlo d Ann end or Dlb Lo 111 24 N ~of S Prt of E 8 do Prt of 17 42A 7 88ocrea f173 41 09 00472 001 BlookiMn Koren& R11W T3N 830 &A out of1 12A 11ocre f1783 09 00148 000 Holon ltel 811 8 Pert. 18000CI8 .87. 01 00148 000 Heloko !tel Sect 4-10 In E lAo of 8 1n1 IW of Ad 11 2 1 - •2 130 32 09 00180 000 lloko Helon lUI 811 lloo 70eo,. tS 11 0100111 011 ..., ._rd. 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IContlnued on P - 131 Ohio Gertnan 'Greens' urge soldiers to resist GuH duty BONN Germany (UPI) Pollee raided the central offices of a German political party Tuesday for the second time In less than a week and confiscated pamphlets urging German soldl ers to desert If sent to the Persian Gulf We see no reason why the pamphlets should be confiscated but consider that a dep oymenl of German troops to the gulf would be Illegal said Greens Party spokesman Norllert Frank flanked by a uniformed polleeman as he spoke Nine officers from the Bonn pollee and Jtate prosecutors office raided the Greens Party central offfce in Bonn searching for an estimated 150 000 pam phlets urging German soldiers to desert if sent to the gulf region The German gove rnmen clalms thai Its constitution cur rently prevents It from sending armed forces to the gulf because the area Is outside the Immediate NATO theater But Chancellor Helmut Kohl has sa d on several occasions that he will soon seek lo amend the constitution to allow for a German mllltary deployment In crisis areas under Un te d Na !Ions auspices The Greens have strongly protested the suggestion and have distributed pamphlets cal ling on soldiers to refuse duty n the gull The German authorities con s!der the pamphlet a direct call to desertion which Is Illegal under German military security laws We are not concerned with a deployment of troops to the gulf sald Peter Ivand a spokes man for the state prosecutors off(ce Our job Is simply to deter mine If the pamphlet Is an appeal for soldiers to desert he said Pollee )tad already confiscated 70 of lhe pamphlets when they gulf first raided the Greens office last week A pollee offlcer conducting Tuesday s search declined com ment and would not say how many pamphlets were seized this time In anolher development depu ties of the Greens Party n the southern state of Bavaria urged the Wives of U S servicemen to withhold sexual favors unless their husbands refuse duty In the The call was dubbed Action Lyslstrata - a referen~ to a play by ancient Greek dramatist Arlstophanes In which Lysis trata and the women of her village wllhheld their sexual favors from their husbands to prevent them from going to war If the men do not go there cannot be a war said Claudlll Seifert campaign manager for lhe Bavar an Greens Kuwaitis flee daily from Saddarn's reign of oppression DHAHRAN Saud! Arabia UPI) - Fatma the wife of a Kuwaiti alr force major packed her bags and fled her homeland last week after Iraq! security forces tried to pressure her 15 year-old son Into service as a collaborator She had res sted the urge to flee when soldlers confiscated her car She suppressed her fear when security men d scovered her Identity and started ca ling her al home But when an Iraq! agent picked up her son and began acting like the two were best pals she knew !I was time to leave I am still scared they wlll follow me here because they have my name said Fatma who decllned to give her full Identity I am scared to this point that maybe they are here and following us Between 300 000 and 400 000 Kuwaitis like Fatma have fled their homeland since the forces of Iraq! President Saddam Hus seln occupied the tiny oll rich country Aug 2 Most of them have sought sanctuary In Saud Arabia and each day about 120 new refugees cross the border Into the kingdom New refugees are temporar ly housed In three hotels rented by the Kuwaiti government In exile After 10 days n the hotels they must move Into apartments The famUles are given a monthly stipend of the equivalent of $1 333 by the Kuwait! government plus a one lime payment of the equivalent of $1333 for furnllure Many of the Kuwaitis arrive a the five star refugee hotels in expensive au omoblles But the Jaguars and Mercedes arrive without Kuwaiti license plates Like their owners they have been stripped of their Identity their nationality and their link to Kuwait by Iraq! border guards We are a new kind of refugee sa d Nawal a Kuwa!l woman who also declined to give her last name Without the land you are a refugee even If you have money If you have a palace In the Sta es or ranches In the States you are a refugee because you don t have your own land which Is Kuwait she added Even If you are staying one month In Kuwait and 11 months In the States the land Is the most Important thing Some of those leaving Kuwait Initially tried to live with Sad dam s regime and found it unbearable while others res isted Iraq! forces but round Meigs Delinquent Taxes Elmo • Franc:eo S3 E End Ex cool 2 00 ocreo t171 116 11 01042 poo R ch mond John Lot 13 t9919 18 01043 000 R cH mond John NWof211AN of 41 2 3A S Prt 110 acre tiiO 48 18 01 044 ooo R ch monel John Lot 67 Sub A t133 33 18 OIQ411 OOQ R ch monel Jahn Lot 87 Coal Under #87 1313 27 18 00001 000 Rooch Ira• orAprH S10 Nendo 1 38A Ntor 81 no of BW II 2D ••,. t848 40 18 009110 000 Roberto Chilrleo W • or Dione K R12W T2N 823 II OOA out of n 772A 6 OOecreo 1173 23 18 01142 000 Rowe Joory F e./or Vol-• Go I R12W T3N SIB NECorof tho NW'~ 1 OIIA of 32 70A 1 01 ocreo t878 Ill 18 00788 000 Sherod June Etol Lot 117 t38 23 18 00790 000 Sherod June Etol Lot Ill t38 23 18 00794 000 Sherod June Etol Sect 180 Mid on E line 40 00 acre• t43B 711 18 007911 000 She od J•ne Etel Lot 43 16& 4& 18 00791 000 Sherod June Elll Lot 44 •1111 411 18 00787 000 Sherod June Elll Lot411 1411 30 18 011 eo ooo Slater lllto 811 E prt of IIA E End Ex Bentz Wolfe ~ 2 00 ecreo. t274 03 I B 00723 000 Smith W01ley M • or Megon L lot 1 1430 42 18 00.724 ODD Sm th W01ley M • or MO!Dan L Lot 2 1111 71 IB 00887 001 Stobort John • 0< Naomi R12 T2 811 2721Aoutof4 708A 2721ecro 111 II 11 000118 000 Stu goon Dwlght E • or Tor l Lot 28 147& 07 18 012211 000 THford Gordon Bruce Lot 1j)O 301 11A NW of 1 11A of W llllmo Lot 11 ocreo t1214 18 012211 000 Taoford Gordon Bruce 813 118 xl 10 Bot Rd • Berhom 121018 17 80 18 01227 000 Tealo ~ Gordon Bruce 813 60 xiOO Below Juhlor Store 01 ocra tl'll Ill 11 01234 000 Thalli 'lllomoo M 84 IE of w 21A 04A 4 00 ecru *2440 18 01231 000 Tho 11 Thdmoo M S1 0 E Bide of SE 14 Ex lA B 31 411 ocroo *210 II 18 01231 000 Thein Thomeo M 84 W End Ex Cool 24 40 eorao t11121 11 01237 000 Thol11 Thoma M S4 N End b 40A E Ex 4A 1111 00 ecroo. f322 17 U-01231 000 Th•l• ThalliUM BT4AIII!a 20A E End • 1!x 3 17A I!• I 38A Ex 30A 138 17 ...... tl81288 18 01212 000 Turley K.nllllh A a Kooronl 811 W Bide of 4 OOA Tract Nut to a..v.- 1 10 acroe ...... 18 01274 000 Vorhoa A W Lot 3 4-1 8 7 I I Lln!llng Prortt In Pront of Amlllriier 1171 84 \1-0-1212 000 Weber Loula. 81 L8t I lo IIA lot 2 Ex IIA 101 4 38A • ..... t122~ II 01300 000 Worry James M Sr • or Flo ence K 820 S Porto! 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Jahn W. •,., NMml ' ·· hot 1-,1 t,OG-2711 E Port 7 1 - f40830 •:a• defiance too dangerous Most tell stories of threats harassment and unl!:l)aglnable cruelty And many of them have performed acts of simple heroism A woman named Aljazl tried to carry a letter from Kuwaiti resistance members past the scrutiny of Iraqi border guards but got caught By playing the simpleton telling lles and giving contradictory Information she was able to cop!use the security men and avoid giving away her friends First I was not afraid but I felt llke somebody was looking at me Aljazl said But the way he began search made me feel susplc ous and when he lound this letter and started question lng me my legs were shaking tremblmg w th fear At the end I could not belleve I made lt Fatma the alr force major s wife found herself left alone to care for her children Aug 2 because her husband a flight engineer partie pated In the operation that kept 70 percent of tile Kuwaiti warplanes from falling Into Iraqi hands By the end of Invasion day he was In Saudll\rabla Fatma knew llttte of her husband s business but she found 100 American identity IContnuedtromPou•l21 19 00401 000 Stobort John w &/or Nooml F S9 111 1100 2791 24A out of SW Comer of lA 24 oc o 112 71 19 00143 000 Venco Ell N • or E11hilr 10 19x180 Mlnorol • 011 II ghto "11 19 00144 000 Vance Ell N • or Ellhe S18 111401 N Port ol 13A Neor mid #3 011 S Uno 30 ecro te 11 19 00411 000 Womo loy R chard L • or Char lotte L 10 89x1 90 M nerol • 0 I Rlghto Rooorvod 1230 13 19 004211 000 Wh te Horblrt J • or Patoy S 32A out of 8 23A n NE Cor of Sold Porcol 32 acre 1170 01 19 004211 ODO Wh to Herbert J • or Petoy S 511 111401 10 47A W Port #4 of Recine I 234 ecreo. 12 11411 72 19 004;17 000 W I no Lour a M S 11 E >; of 119A SLneof#31 ECo nor 293 acre f821 22 SYRACUSE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LID 20 001110 000 Boble Jolfroy L • or Tommy S 100A lot 217 NE Cor of 16 42A SE Co Ex 11A to ST AV 30 acre 1333 Ill 20 00043 000 Blrnott Jono L Eto Lot 291 71x100 N of Rd 226 E of 18A 14 289 76 20 00017 000 Cook Emmo Lot 2 S ~ Ex cool t497119 20 00128 000 Counll Von S • or Paulo J Lot 12 Cook o1ot Add 174 34 20 003711 000 Counto V cto II Crook • 11t Add *71 111 20 003711 000 Countl V ctor 4 Crook I lot Add t71 111 20 00377 000 Counto V cto I Crook • 1 It Add 18108 20 00081 000 Cu~ nlnghem Robert • o Sharon Lot 1 All 1112 211 20 OOOB2 ODO Cun nlnghom Robert • o Sharon Lot 2 t11 32 20 00140 000 Cun nlnghom Robert • or lhoron Lot 3 Berrlngou Add 111 117 20 00404 000 Cun nlnghem Robort • o Sho on 38 Birr nge 1 Add tel l3 20 00141 000 Cun n nghem Robert l 1nd or BhfrOn L Lot 37 13114 42 20 00142 000 Cun nlntthom Robert L end or Bhoron L 37 211x110 S End t901 20 001411 000 Dovl1 Mory c Lot 71 t4811 110 20 00170 000 Duerr Mlork • Jean 12 Buffington Add t32 89 20 00171 000 Duerr Merk • Jean 13 Buffington Add 131 14 20 00172 000 Due r Merk • Jean 14 Buffington Add Ul331 20 00182 000 l!ynon Emmo • David Lot 71 t22712 20 oozn ooo Frtand Rlahenl 0 a Lindo L 1112 T2 :181 lluotlo Hllolubclv~ olan 112 417- t1 II 20-00227 000 Olbeon Her11111n Lot 10 Ex 34 off Wilde. 14 31 20-002:18 000 Gibeon Her11111n Lot II!• 34 off W Bide, 14 31 20-00748 000 Glbeon H.,._ Lot 11 b 14 off w--.eii:OI •·00240 000. 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I:S73 11 ~0 00381 000 Toylor Lorry L • or Joyce A 294 out of 1 43A Lot 284 80 ecro 1210 20 00122 000 Thom eon Ro..rlo 281 IE Cor #3 Buffington Eot Ex 14A to IT II ecre tl 423 74 20 00823 000 Thom eon Ro..rlo BE Cor M3 Bufllngtort EST Ex 4A to IT 70 eoro t321 13 20 00847 000 Vlo Tol Port-lp, A Pa~t-ohlp 211 N11r Mid ol N Port Ex 34A E• 127A Ex 10A 1401 lOri t:l 071 II 20 00812 000 Word Chil,... 10xll8 07 ocr• ., 41 And notlcelo he eby glvon that the whole Of .. ch _ . . . , _ lollorponoof Iota. wtll Ill oanllled tor for111-..,. by 1M County Audllor pu,..ant 1D low at tomlted to the B - ... roo• .... T••• AeH-nll end l'lrtaltlo1 aN pold Wllllom II Wltildlno Auditor of Malp County Dhlo cards - all friends of the family - In hls papers Apparently he had been their sponsor In the country I dldn t know that because he doesn I tell me about the things that are secret you know she said I look them plied them with a rubbish bag and threw It In lhe !Ire I was scared lhat (the Iraqis would recognize (the people and find them N a wal lived In a blg house with eight servants who Immediately left the country For her lhe lest was being able to run a house hold cooking three meals a day queueing In line at the super market for m Uk and bread doing laundry and comforting neigh bors With family members who disappeared We are wealthy people she said Our social life suddenly changed We re ready to cook to clean to do everything added Eman who recently left Kuwait with her husband We re ready to work hard but we want our country to come back We don t want servants we don t want any thing we only want our govern ment to come back our houses our relatives We want our freedom Eman s turn to leave Kuwait came when a relative died In a hospital after delivering a child by Caesarean section The woman had rare 0 negallve blood which was unavailable Although the woman s husband collected 2 pints from family members an Iraqi soldier barred them from using lt The Iraqi soldier told hlm No These lwo bags are for the hospital now bring two more bags for your wife Em an said By the time an Iraq 1 doctor Intervened the two bags of blood had spoiled because they were not kept refrigerated The womandled Eman s h\lsband decided the couple had to leave Kuwait She too Is pregnant and has 0negallve blood My relatives before I left lhey asked me to send this message to anyone who asks you about Kuwait Eman said They will stay lhere fhey won t leave Kuwait but they don t know how long Maybe they will die before they leave This Is their message She said llfe under Iraqi occupation was becoming too oppressive for many to stay Day after day they are suffering Eman said hour after hour minute after minute European summit euphoria fades PARIS (UPI) - A landmark European summit turned Its sights Tuesday to poverty ethnic strife and poilu tlon that sadly survived the Cold Wars dramatic burial Following the opening of national borders there must now be no borders which perpetuate the prosperity divide said German Chancellor Helmut Kohl The Ideological gulfs that have been overcome must not be torn open again by social gaps The euphoria of Mondays signing of a massive conven tiona! arms treaty that formally ended the Cold War was tern pered on the summll s second day by steady reminders of Europe s many lingering problems Struggling Eastern European countries pleaded for member ship In the weallhy European Community Cyprus called for an o11ster of Turkish troops Spain said continued British rule of Gibraltar Is anachronistic The Soviet Baltic slates protested their exclusion from the summit Iceland said time Is running out for an envlronmen tal solution Many heads of state at the 34 nation Conference on Security and Cooperation In Europe stressed the deep division of wealth between high flying Western Europe and lhe emerg lng democracies of the crum bllng Warsaw Pact Our common future may be darkened by the sinister clouds of the resurglng conflicts of bygone days unless the split Into a rich and a poor Europe an A and a B class Is overcome Polish Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazo wleckl said Smaller regional conflicts also peppered the dlscusslon Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez said the British colony of Gibraltar Is Incompatible with the 11e1V Europe we want to build Spain has long claimed the peninsula controlllng access to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean which has been a Brltlsh possession since 34 nallon three Soviet Baltic republlcs also soured the summit s clvlllty The foreign ministers of Lithuania Latvia and Eslon a were asked to the CSCE summ t as special guests of the French govern ment but the Invitation was Withdrawn after lhe Soviet Union objected We hope that through friendly discussions wl h Its mighty neighbOr the three Baltic coun trjes Will win their rightful lnllependence and take their place alongside us Icelandic Prime Minister Stelngrlmur Her mannsson said n his speech to the summit The Greek prime minister Constantine Mltsotakls said Eu rope should also allow Albania fully Into lhe fold providing the Albanian government con tlnues Its democratization process Albania Is not a member of the CSCE which Includes th( rest of Europe plus the United States and canada Even tiny San Marino and Malta are members Iceland s prime minister was joined by hls Norwegian counter part Gro Harlem Brundlland In urging Immediate action on global warming ozone dep etlon and ocean pollution Kohl also called for CSCE leadership on the environment which suffered from four decades of lax stand ards In the collapsed communist bloc The summit s second day was devoted to speeches by 20 heads of state followed by a gala evening ball in the Hall of Mirrors at the opulent Palace of Versallles On Monday leaders of 22 NATO and Warsaw Pact coun t les signed the 110 page Conven tiona! Forces In Europe treaty which eliminates risk ofsurprlse attack by setting sharp ceilings on tanks artillery combat vehl cles and aircraft The three-day summit con eludes mld Wednesday with approval of the Charter of Paris for a New E;urope which Institution al!zes the now homeless CSCE as a sturdy model of East West harmony CSCE w ll have a secretariat In Prague an election monitoring agency In Warsaw and a conflict resolution center In VIenna Summits will be held every two years beginning In Helsinki In 1992 and foreign ministers will meel yearly HAPPY KSGMNG 1704 The president of Cyprus George Vassllou said the pres ence since 1974 of Turkish troops In the northern 40 percent of the Island nation Is a European problem the solution of which Is long overdue A controversy Involving the SMALL WANT ADS PACK ABll PlKHI What better trme to say thanks to all of you for the support and frrendshrp you ve shown us throughout the year Peoples l3ank 5th Stn:et Newlfa>al 882 21311 992-2156 2212J""-tAvenue Point Plouant 117&-1121 MEMBER FDIC �.. .""" _t .... 14-The Sentinel November 20, 1990 · Ohio .. Announcements · November 20, 1990 I 6 . Lost & HAl'! flll!WI Hi Loclco.- FOW!d- l'lrnolo lledbono ._, doi ..., ........ MliHIJI H - l l o , t14-S716l01. Found. lloglll- Z.Orollbl1 dog. - a 3 3 to-- 711% Of' VIOLENT CRIMES ARE COMMITTED IN AREAS WHERE VICTIMS ARE LIKELY TO HAVE KEY CHAINS IN .HAND DON'T BE NEXT! Protect yournlf with the · · STUN-UM key chain apreyll' · STUN-UM Ia the moat advanced chemiC.! nlf defenn weapon available- your edge egelnat peraonel crime. . To Onllr Send Check ar lllonly O,.r CouncD 1(1 !Dtet P. 0. lox 19t, P-roy, visory Cpuncil for the SmiiU Busi- · Of Ml4.1eport UPHOLSTERY Hand Tufting Cuatom Drapes 38 Yean Experience 6t4·992·2UI 213 North Second We Soy What We Do. We Do Whll We Say ' ...u ..u ... Classifie BUILDING & REMODELING • The Area's Number 1 ·Marketplace MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. .to 5' P.M. 8 A.M. Words . 15 15 15 15 16 1 NOON SATURDAY until Commercial & Relidantlal •Roofing •Siding •Windows RATES Days i 10 Monlhly Rote u .oo U .QO $9.00 Over 1 6 Words . .20 .30 .05/ doy .... fnr ear.h d., •• Mparlta ada .· run ~~ - Givuwav and Fownd ads und• 15 wordt will bt AIIIIIIIHI ce111 en IS 3 dlf;'s 11 no ch .. ge. •Pric:. of act for t il caphal tatter s •• doublt pr i~;e of ad co n . •7 point tine type only u~ed . · 1-Card of Th•ks for ..-rors fin1 day ad 4 - ~iv ..way pape,) . Call before 2 :00pm tl.lnt in d., att• publicltion to mlka c:orreC1ion. •Aft thl'l mutt be paid In advance •• 5 - Happy Ads 6-Loat and Found 7 - Y•d Sllalpaid ·•n advance) 8 - Public Seta & Auction 9 - Wanted to Buy Ctrd ot ThMkl In Memoriam •A classified •~ertiMment Pltced in TheOaitv Sentintl It• · c;ept "'7 c:l•lifild display , Busin•s Ctrd and·fegll noticer! wllf alto epp.,, in the Pl . PleMtn1 Register •nd tl'le G•lli· polis Daily Tribune. reaching over 18.000 nome$ MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAP.ER Sr.rvrce s - THURSDAY PAPER 1 1 - He.IJI - 13-lnl \m~nce 2 :00P .M . TUESDAY 2 ·00 P.M. FRIDAY 17-MisceUaneous 18-Wanttd To Do Classified pa,res .cotw 1he Meigs Co~o~nty 22- Monev to lo1n 4-41-Gallipolit 9815 - CI'Inter 2-415-Rio Gr1ndf 843- PoM .. nd 251-Guyiin Din ••3- Arabie Oist 378-W.. nut 247-l.etarl Falls 949- R•ci ne ?42 - R~o~tllnd Reo I Est ale Area Code 304' 992- MiddleooM Pom"OY 317-Ch•hirt 311-Vinton · 23-Prof•sionll Services Meaon Co .. WV Area Code 6, 4 · 31 - Homes for Sale 32-MotMie Homn for S11.e 33 - Farms tor Sele 34 - Busin•s Buildings 36 - Lot • & Acruge 36 - Real E1t1te W1nted 675- Pt. Plea11nt 458-Leon 676 - Apple Grolo'l ?'73- M.. ttn 882-New Haven 895 - letart 937 - Buffel5' Public Notice de•crtbtd ,.., Ht.te: PARCEL NO. 1: The 'fol- S)ug Guns 870 Remington Guns 81 .-. F~rm Equipment 62 - Wtn1td to Buv 63 - Liv.,todl: 64- Havl & Gra in 66 - Sted I Fertili.ter Transporlatron BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION 71 - Auto• foi Sale 72 - Truck• for S1le 73-VInl S. 4 vyo·s 74-Motorcvcl• 75 - Boltt & Mo1 0ra for Sale 76-Auto Peru & Acetuori• oNow Homos liGarogos oComploto 7 7- - A~o~to Rep1ir 78 - Camping Equipment 79 :... campers & Motor Homes Services · R,e modlling Stop & Comparo Frei Estimates 985·4473 . 667-6179 . 45 - Furni1hed Rooms 46 - Space for Aent 84-Eiectric• & RefriO.-Ition 81 - · Homelmprttwrnenh a. HeMing laid aectlon; thence north 87 - Upholatery COMPLETE Public Notice fl•ldenlial end Commercial FOR SALE IN RACINE Chaln1 and 11 links; thence TIOUIU SHOOTING DOMINO'S PIZZA POMEROY.- OHIO NEW WINTER HOURS Sun. thru Wed. 4 pm-12 am Thurs.: 11 am-12 am Fri. &Sat 11 am. 1 am GET AN AVERAGE COUCH AND . CHAIR ClEANED FOR ONLY 139.95 CALL 446-4604 or 304-675-2295 'I . CAP,TAIN STEAMER ClEANERS Gel twnversp ~ze rooms 1f2]JOeach. OfFER EIIPHIES NCW. lt!JO - Bashan llr-. ........., bod, doublo 11-.iHionod WuheN, Dryoro. OUIIOl!leod [>rllmPI aorvlco lor · Ill rnokll, niodolo. Tho Wulwr Dryer Shappe. t~l44. Rrvorsklo ron too3look. 1 yr. old, $250. 111 uo - - . ~~. .;:; '".'• NEW & USED .GUNS· AMMO GUITARS the terly direction 34 mdo 1o • IIOftl 8 inchealn diameter In Now Open 10 am to 9 pm centor of Old Rood; thence In 1 northweat dlretlon elong Ruger 10/22 Corbint '129 Federal 22 shtHs center alooid rood obout 31 rodo to.cenlor of bridge ov• Rocky C•oelc; thence olong well benk of uld Rocky Craok 191'< rode too Sy... more tree 10" In diameter: lhonce nonh to IIOCUit pOot nonh line of Frocllon s I 0. 99 per brick - Room Addltlono - OuttorWork -Eiectrlcol & Plumbing -concrete Wq,. -Rooii'11J -Interior & Exterior Pointing • IFREE ESTIMATES) 56 G""'"' ond SUpply Shop.PoC G......,lng. All - . Allllyloo. 11- Pit Food O.llr. Julio Pick It Up NO SUNDAY CALLS. .. , 992-215 ~............ COAL ,UNLIMITED - RACINE GUN SHOP 49919 N•st Hollow Rd. Racine, Ohio 45 771 11 Help u'ant"" 1=::=:::=:::::=..=='~""=== old, SER~ICE . i ....... 1 ~ alto IICid ball Dtld rod aut radiators. Wo also repair Gas Tns. Dllmallln 992-2198 .. Middleport; 110 SUNDAY CAllS ' 4-16-86-tfn liMOVAL •uGHT HAULING •fiREWOOD ·BILL SLACK 992-_2269 LINDA'S PAINTING 111EIIOI • FREE ESTIMATES Tllco tht pain out af palntl... Let mo do It for rou. . Yory lto•nalllt ha vt lhttrtiiCOs 61 ·p.m. 340 motor, auto. tran•. 2 door. $3100.114-Mt-3003. ~,1"· 75 Boats & Motors fOr Sale .:;. .::: w:=. 14ft. oluml.... s-yph 1 hor. paww MW malor, IXC. ~ cond, 014-2!16-1014. ' ' :, tl72 17 ft. Slon:ooll Tci-Hull;:l :tl. 8ool. 125 HP, Evfnrudo Englno, ,.. compllle top, new uDho!tlery. ~,w . . Calli14-2H-13tlafter 7:00.p.m. · 1~ • Wo oro nowWINi'ERIZINGJIIriO. "':.: ..mae .......... w. lnatlll * RIVERSIDE ·.~ MARINE GIIIIJ>OIII, DH. 014-441- ~j SHAINKWRAP. :24::2~··:.:t.:IOO-::.;'I:IN2111.::..;;;;;.;;.·~·-- : l 76 Auto Parts & Accesaort•s :- j .. ·.::! · 2 rimo 1or · 11~~k up, $15. tor both, 1180 - · Eloclro LlmHod 01eu1 4dr: toldecl, nice Inside 1 out,', oWner, $1,200 firm. IU- Iller 1:30PM. 2..P 205xll A15 Sludld anow .., tl,.., uud. 2·P 185~:75 A14 :t~lr l,.ad, UMd fM..f$2· ury vory lar. 304..11-3151. Budget TrantmiUI~. UMCI I ... rebuilt, ••rtlna at $00; 114-24$. 5177, 014-371-22n•. Vlnlon Aulo Solvogo. Forofgn I · • Durn Porlo buying Junk c:orw. 814-388-IJO!I:Z. Services .• yr, lllrled. Scoulrrll pupp._, 1 femell, 1 Floh Tonk, 2<111 Jockoon Avo. Polnl P-nl, 304-I'IS-20113, lull lino T"'!llcol - . blrdo, -lonlrnolo ondouppflol. :M5-5047 ovonlngo. 113140. 1111 S10 llazw, 2 wheel drtve, elr: tift, CNill, AM-fM COletti, iicl aj ~rb 11,ooo mliOo, ...-~ 4. ....,pion gr~nd AKC. Tiny .............,lui · Aloo iocluft daaL 4 .. - · Coolvllo11411114404. Rlgllltred Miniature Dact.- ··.·:. "'') Announcements -:-~------------:, .. 3 Announcements 1HS Bronco II, 4x4, low mltee, uc. aond can be ...n at Spring Volio, Porklng Lol. 114- Jock-RIIIIOI lorrlor PUJII, moiL Scmo-. 01 2 ohund. hovo oholo. 1200 Hd!. ,-.. 304..1WS21. oclv-.."., . Gold CredH Cord, cllh progr~~m. Vllllllluter card P!· ~.,. No lecurttr d.-11. 1«10 ue ,; 0040, $25. fM. • oll No hun11ng or tr•p.~alna on 1 (~ the Hugh .ford1n 11t1te on Crab:.~ Creek R01d. _,., No Hunting or Trespellilng ·on .i;, P"'~l., of Raymond -~, •; Gall .,.,.,., wv. ') Positively SHRUB & TID TRIM.... lor- Rouod o n d - bafoo. c:.n 114-Mt-2344 aHor 5 304-871-1431. &Ia,... 8nd tiiUillpn klttena.. 114 11t 3144after7 p.m. •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION '"· 94f-2801 or 101. 949-2860 1toy tSIII ATC 3 wheeler, 350x. 114;,: 247-4793. Honda 4 1racu uoR, ••""' tru, hal ..... u:c cond, $2,!500~ molo, SIP Nch. 304-1824723. Draganwtnd Cattery Per8l1n, 10.24 I mo. pd. " Free Eetlrilll81" 85 BloZor-MUII SilL Ownor 11·: bolng llhiDDOd ......._ tl4-,• 448--f()()g i._ 4 p.m., ,,....._... 1581 boloro 3 ·p.m. .: goOd gun.IOW'IIH132. 286·2689 . ....... 14111. J doO 1· yr IIMiod IIIII $200. or Lump or Stoker BISSELL · , ./ SIDING CO. Lynx $1,400. ~80. AKC roalotored Cockor Sponlol pu....- - . AKC o,glotlood Oolmlllon - · Born Ocl••• 304-882-2279. Coon dot roglll- Walkor Pa a«n: top..t. t~uP.. Mini We can r~ aiM! rt· Clll'l rocl~aton · and heater corM. Wt can 245 81111 114- F"'"' hunting llooiL 11110. 114- PAl' HILL FOlD No Hunting ar 'i Tr•-lng on Glen M~ propony on Rt. 2 & om· Rld!Jo, " Elactrlcal & TretJI . . .,. Win be proeecutlif. ''"'": Refrigeration •• UnoHoched? Aroo Sl,llil 8oo11,"" Communlcllfon Will! .,, c- -.. ......,... Wrtt11: _.. ,.,. ·Info. Hoorl-&:3~· Box ~ Ooi- ,. llpollo, DH 4 . : . :? ~. Giveaway ~~. 1 rnolo dono, 1 yr. old. I'M- •:1 311-1572. 't~ • "' ::-:-;::;:=-:-:-=:-::--=:--:--· :'" ""' a manth old ldttene. ltaok. ,...'.. t;ttJ and muiU colored. ....... un.r ,• , 4 .-t ,c I~ IIIPt 58 Frultlla ~ r,f trllned. 1141112-7141, • puPPJII. ~-ma~._ 3-flmlle.: .~: lloiullfuf ...... """' .......... ... .,.hllred.:.:::.304117M1U:;:;:.::::=.::=.-·--:::':='..~. =-= lol lprinp, """ ........... (.;~ 1'122. j,,,.., l'tlll oltoo · moltFII and boJ'· ~ ' ·:~ - Jt.l,j{l • ,., - . • - !151..<113 onyllmo. $50.00,.. "'" Buy - Sell • Trade 2018. W1bb. CoN 114 141 0231. A.K.C. Roglllorod Alredoll P.... GLITAI SJIIjG$ rodoto piece of beconloinlng 13 oc· rea. maN cw ••· the above being the 01111m port of o ti'8Ct oold by Be mUll D. Lymon ond Milllo Lyman to E. E. Nel•n. •••pt a trect of 64 .;,....,,...~===-:=:::: h~ Pets for Sale good.l~. - - · ' 1117 Plyrnoulh Coli Vloto 4••.ilmol von ta.OOO. 11111 lllorc~ 74 · Motorcycles · ... ' -~~~~~~~~~·· Will do CUllom Uvollock Hou~ 19a, Hondo C~ <IOO'E •VnovC Ina. jllft. - - Tr~!Jorl .m iiNge new tNt, tlrn, uha!-J,. C~uck Willllml, 114-245-5011. & baftory, Sporly Flirlng. 101r·• travel trunk, run• Vlgooct- ~~ Hay & Grain 381-t·na. .. ll81 M. . Zophor Sllofon. wo-. mlloo dopendobll . ., iida. or boll ol- 245-el21. 4 TON MIN. LIMIT V. C. YOUNG II 992"62 5 Pomeroy, ,;;;·;;;, ... 1 Avt, Point Pteaunt, WV. 304- · - '111o Orondo, 011 can 114- -1000. PH. 949·2801 12 ga. Shotgun Slugs $2.15 per box. rode; thence 111t toW. F. Thompoon by E. E. Noloon end wlfo. DMd Pogo Rllference' 218. 233, Volume Molgo County Died llocordo. uot llllference: Volume 282, Pogo 1111, Mligo County Died llocordo. Sold Preml•o opprollld ot 11.000.00 one! -nol be oold for leoolhen lwO-Ihlrdo ofthettriiOUftl. ' ALL.SHEIIIPF BALES ()'p. EIIAft UNDER THE DOCTiliNE OF CAVEAT EMP· TOll . ALL PROSI'ECTIVE PURCHAIIIII AilE UIIG· ED TO CHICK FOR ANY UENI KIPJ ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE MEIGS COUNTY RECORDEll. TEIIMI OF BALE: 1 0" aollh or Olftllled clleck on dsy of Mlo. bllence upon dollriry of Dlld. . . Jorneo M. loullby, Sheriff Gorry I. Hunter. A - y for Plelmlff rn I 20. 17: 1121 4, 3tc CARPENTER SERVKE winlfntlll, etc. cl:.:' Win- •. o-. 1m Food Thundorb~'J!. a make ohr, 114-448-htw. · auttdlng , Supplies ... ·3 Announcements YOUNG'S :..-::=.. :.:.. · lloclc, brick. - 10.1 I M . Purcheee: thence IC) 55 , .:On;;.l_n_led...,:;:.bul..;,..,cho-.,.n~-.,.h-lf",. . -:,2=10 1811Eoalo,..,_drl-...- Ear com for Ull aiM My. 304IJ1.422I. Hoy tor Soli. Clovor& li!!IOihy. RoUnd Boloo fn tlw Flold. 014- ~.. old. $125.G0, · -.M2• 1!1711 Ford Convonllon Von. ...o, tin wheat Nllll n&aa, *'~800. o.a.o.; eah 114 ue DZM. Livestock Transporlalron WliiTE'B METAL DE1ECTOR8 Ron AII'"CI!!_1• 1210 loconcl Ave. Golflpollo, ... 114-441-1331. Wlnar..tar 30.1 model 70, new 71 Autos for Sal• c:onc.!L.- oflng, P2L 304- 1110 No¥8. 2 door, nioo, SI,OOO; 83'-2343. o .a.o, eollt~Waadlaumer atcwe, llrebrtck lined. Good condlllon, ~.~ lf71 Ply-"!! .Vo!lonl drog cor, BISSELLBUILDERS ar 101. 949·2860 Day or Night 63 wookdoyo, CemOuflc:a::, ~Jm.n~:~~~ · ~;niiiiiiJU~ory 7212 or 11*112-7240. 10.11 BANKS .CONSTRUCTION lrodo, I:ON:OO loi. UII-. Food $120/lon, 1f'OUI1,'1 oholl $110/lon, allalla. Mo'l!on I Forrrlo, Rt. 35; •12 •·"'·· 304'113'- SWAIN AUCTION l FURNITURE. 12 OUvo 81., OolllpOIII. - & Uood Plid!a. Sora BomeoiUII'I, liMI fumltura, t..t. ., Wntern & RI!:enowood, Rt. 21. Opon 3:-· Work _._ 114-411H19. 0:30 Pll uniU Chrlolmao, Frtl So~ Sun; -.«:SO PM. Col olherdsp 304-213-1158. • Uoed. FumH-. ·Call 114-112· •~ GUARANTEED! FREE ESTIMATES "At Rtasonaltlt Prirts" = ~ndor mlxor 4 - llecfOO! 7ft hoy bind. good c:oild- 304-27:1'4211. Jlm'o Form Equl...on11 _SR. 38, Will Gollii>OIII, 114-1'!.1777; Wldo o_.fon ,_ I uood linn 1roctoro I ·rmplomtjttl. Buy, Slump ,_ovol, Venl _.., 'I ned •"':!, ook, hickory n-. sao.ou Plclc-ur L.ood. Don Waugh, 114 111 111 · SurpiU. A':X 5p.m. · ,:: factarj Chi!!o ~~ · 12 Gaugo Shotguns Only . ,. ,· Strictly Ellfarloll ,.. 9-25-'99-lln ·' .~ ·NEVER CLEAN YptJR GunERS AGAIN ~=rpDw,:r:e:~::ar:: condlttcn.l1144•1034. ' ;1... EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. 992·6009 57!1-5473 ...., 5:00. • -lo ·:: Building 1180 Ford F-1110 pick up, 304- 304-f,. podootal, I pedclocl rollo, ml.-.1 ond light. SSOO- 4-cyclo, PO. Mlo.-ovo Oland, ' IXCIIIont condHfon, $tO. :421:.:.::0·--,-,,-":---::-::--:;::J(M~. 5MIII2-I'IIl Aoglll- -horn luH. ti4IICA 25 Inch~ T.V., Hllb! :llf-12011. Sl->- oil tollurw, 2 y.,. Soo Point Pluo lor your .,. Inch lloJc:IOo.llf good ond lock - . 2415 J l - 742-2251 ,, ...~..... :IOWIS-31!02. I Joe:.._, Avo,~. ,............~~~ ·· GUN SHOOT -· '" ·construction Certlflad Electricla-. frH Etllllafos 992-6009 1 VI .ere, moN or leu, tokl < HalpWanted CUSTOM IWLT HOMES & GARAGU REWIRING AND cMter of r011d; thence along · center of nld roed in 1 wila- BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Polnl Pllll - llocldng orl ond cnft ou[lllll11, - · -lol 1IJI20 o11 . . - ...... 2.ot1s Middleport. Ohio o L----------1~1~/~1·~/~H~•,.,,~~ Wo C.V·F-g Suppll• ELECTRICAL SERVICE peny'a BULLETIN BOARD 11 ,; RACINE , FIRE DEn. o'l::'l ~~~~ "' 639 Bry"n Place Banks 1118!tln 28acrolot to S. W. COrntlrof 61 degree we1t 24 roda and 992-2772 SALES & SERVICE end 'i,•ble Billa Here : IUSINISS PHONE (6141 992-6550 jNsiDIN(E PHONE (6141 992-7754 Employment Services "'I JAMES KEESEE . rln;-:DO.~-: AC IIOIT d - lcoclor, ohorp wHh ~-~~- rouna 1!10; 1010 JD with JD , In- hu , _ nbull .-,13,210. Ow- w11 llnonco.lll4--22. Mo .~. ' =: $2,000. - ~aft.- J&l INSULAnoN ,.. '• •Vinyl Siding •Replacement Windows •Roofing •I nsu lation -· :r,:~; J 161 Nartll Socond ~oport, Olio 45760 . • Pay Your Pho"·' t.o.oy , oif us For Ye~ur 36496 5111111 ftll ID. 61 Farm Equipment , HOUSES•LOTS•FARMS , •COMMERCIAL WE NEED USTINGSI . 11-5-90-lln t ·sTEWART'S GUNS & SUPPLIES OPEN MON.·SAT. 10·5 742-2421 Now Location: 11 ·10 oomE s. tu•a, •om Sporting NHds Buy, Sell or Trade Guns PLUMBING & HEAnNG =·= 205 N. S«oild SlrHt , MlooLEPORT, OliO 4576 Offirt 614-992-2116 Home -614·992·5692 10·12 ~ '90· 1 ~· S.. 949-2206 Apartment torRent F3rn1 Supplies & l.rvcsrock TuRNeR Rc .: 1n NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES 992-6648 or: 698-6864 CUTIING, SKINNING, WRAPPING . BASHEN RD., RACINE 44 to ':~ , ~- •Remodeling and Home Repairs •Roofing •Siding •Painting SHOOTS START SEPT 16, 1990 coniNG ... Located on Safford School ld. off Rt. l41 1'141441!·'416 or .1·100-172-5967 · · CEDAR CONSTRUCTION HILL'S DEER Autos fOr S.lo BENNmrs MOBILE HEATING & COOLING 12 Gaup FIICtory Chob_..y Sept. 4,11n 11 Goods 8I- Gener11 Mauling 86-Mobile11ome Repaif oouth obout 41 rodo "· SUNDAYS 83- ElC.,Iting oouth 82 dograo eoot 6 10 llnko to tho ploco of be- cholno ond 80 llnko lo o ginning , containing 2 .acre1, llono; thence nonh 51 · more or leu. degree welt 7 cholnoand 59 Aloo tho following rool eo- Unko to lho pllco of begin· tate aituated In SelemTown- nlng. contoinlng 1. 311ocreo, llhlp, Molgo County, S10tc1 of monorlou. Ohio. being In Section No. DMd Rllference : Volume 23, Tpwn 8, Rongo 11. Ohio 2118, Poe• 233. Mligo Company·· """"'-· bound- County Deed Rocordo. ed one! clooplled .. followo: PAREL NO.2: Tho followBeginning at 1 ltone In the degree west ·1 3 roda thence road. which Ia weat 17 Ing Nllellotukuoted In tho oouth 11 dograo ooot 37 cholno · ond 27 llnko ond Townohlp of Solem. County of Molgo ond Slale of Ohio ' rode to line betwein A S . nonh 20 clloino ond 8911nko Beginning It tho northeeot Pond end I. W. Miller; thence from the S. E, comer ofoold nonh 17 "'do 10 lho nonh- section: thence south 4 CGrner of FrtiCtion 23, Town 8, Rongo 111 of Ohio Comwest corner of A. S. Bond' s VERY NICE LARGE l«lME ON AI'PROX. 3~ ACRES - 4 8R, 3boths, 2rnges, mrtec1 I 1111 apartmellt. Property includes pond, ap. IJI*. 4,1KJ(J sq. ft. f•m bldit and mobile home. Are~l bar&~in at _ . . $84.900. CALL614·992-7104 FOR AI'I'T. RACINE . GUN CLUB - ' cloel town, no ••• •~ ...:n.a. tl4-21f.1101 tlp.m. Mn Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity MOBILE HOME FURNACES • HEAT PUMP$ ~LL FURNACE PARTS 11·6-90·1 mo. 82 - Piumbing Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL lowing reel eltate lituflte in .the Township of ' Salem. ESTATE County of Meiga and State OHIO UNIVERSITY of Ohio, being In Section EMPlOYEES CREDIT No. 23, Town No. B, Rongo UNION, INC., No. ,1 6 of tho Ohio ComPlAINTIFF peny'a Purchelt, bounded -vs.ond doocribed u followo: PAUL AIKMAN, ET AL Beginning at the north DEFENDANT comer of lends .of ltac W. CASE NO . 88-CV-320 In purtuenct of an Order Milter at Wilt corner of Star a1 Solo In the lbovo entitled Gronge Lol. uld corner beectlon. 1-wll offer for aele of ing on north tide of Dexter public ouctlon. ot front door C•oelc; thence oouth 44 1110. •• 10:00 o'clocll A.M.. lho following & Lrvr.slor:k 42-Mobile Homes for Rent .. 3- Ferm• for Rent 44- Apanment tor Rent 47..-.wanted to Rent •a - EQuipment for Aenl 49 - r:=or lea,e ' ,.ry. 11 00 Remington 41-Houses tor Rent let Recuffc fad of eourthou• In Pomeroy, Ohio on the 41h doy of Jon- 911 Hysell St. Middleport, Oh. 992·2034 FMm ~ flll lliiP.S l;tihlll 667- Coolville Public Notice ) 21 - Buiin•s Opportunity foUtJtdng telephonp exchanges .... 0.111• Count y ANI Code 614 ,. V•s••bl• W1nied 14 - B~sin•s :rraining 1 6 - Scl'lools & lnstn1ction 16- R•dio, TV & CB Replir - 2 00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 2,00 PM THURSDAY FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER 58 - Peu for Sale 5? - Mu•eal lnstrumel'll s 58-Fruit• & 59 - For Sele or Trade 1·2 - Situation Wented - 2 '00 P.M. MONOAY WEDNESDAY PAPER 14 - Mise. Mtrch~dite 56-Building Sui)pli• Employmt:nl DAY BEFORE PUBLICATIO~ "' . :~ 11 : 00A . M . SATURDAY COPY DEADLINE - MOVING SALE CARPENTER GUNS & AMMO 52- Sporting Ooadl 53- Antiqull ..-... 3- Annoucements •Stntintl is not fftponsible for enonafter first d.,. IChtdc ~toekl! Merchanrtrse 51-Hou..notd Goad• 2 - ln Memorv 1 mo. .1 Mow In EMILEE •IINAR Ownar I Opwatei 614-992-6120 P011111ro,y, Ohio 'N' CARLYLE® by Llrry Wript Un_mololo_lor rent. tor -"* or 1 ...,. probobly In Golllpoflo, pcobobly In dr~ullhop._ Rowor<ll tl4-388- Grooming . for All lrllds m Household - · 1rllllr In - -... ·011. o¥11 ahape. 4 Mia on ..ch alcM, GROOM ROOM $1 s.n. · . ...,, adull. - !'!~~.:' l:OOP.M. BANKS CONSTRUCTION .eo f'•••are tor cGnMcuUve tuns. br<J;Iten updrt.will bacherged :!.foc:O..~ 1 .10 discount tor ad1 ~id in advance. tinOI 11012~1111. Loel : Ladloo OOid wrill wotch, GUN SHOOTS IDI't R Worth Doing f1911 . 4~. $13.00 t1 .30/ day $18 • -· eou 1111 O.IIJ The CAIN'S no charge to membtzs. TO PLAC! AN AD CALL 992-2156 ·-r Mobile Homes for Rant -- l456. ness Imovation Research Assis· tance Cenlel is planned for Dec. 4 at noon. Scheduled 10 meet in tbe W"dson Room of the Ohio University Inn, members will discuss past activilies and future plans for tbe Center. In addition a new marlceting tool Will be introduced for RAC approval. Lunch will be provided at being honored for her work in Reading. suiiOM I - 42 The Daily Sentinei-Page-16 found ondlhl Undor LO.IIH wrlll Wleh Fer $19.95 To: SED SEC..m PIOIMIC'I$ A meeting of tbe Regional Ad- OUTSTAND~G STUJjENT - Meigs Junior High School's Student or tile Week is Kelly Smllh, pictured bere wltll her teacher, Mrs. Debbie Fink; who nominated Kelly for the lloaor. KeUy is lifV. Pomeroy-.Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Found • ' {., '""~ c...... 1"' - -.. ...... - ~ llioo, ....... ~ 11111· 2nd - · 11,000. - • . �• Page 16-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday• .November 20.• 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Kohl says ·united Germany will be cornerstorne of peace the experience of unity and the; PARIS (UP!) Cha.n cellor element" of the new Europe. lessons of his tory If we were· to. Helmut Kohl vowed Tuesday that Bonn and Warsaw signed a focus only on ou.r own problems. · "united Germany will be a treaty earlier this month con· Within the framework of our cornerstone of the peaceful Euro- firming their common border pean order" and said the conflr· along the Oder-Nelsse line. The posslbiJitles, you can also count · matlon of its borders with Poland border Issue has beep a major on our solidarity, "he said. , Kohl said his country wants to. would be an "essential element" source of .c ontention between the. "set a goeid example" In armS: . In the new Europe. two countries sine~ the end of · The German chancellor,' ad- World War II. . reduction and reminded his lis- · dressing 34 heads government at In an evld«;>nt effort to qalm teners that during the reunlflca· · lion process Germany once again · the Conference on uropean Se· fears that a united Germany may renounced the preiductlon, pos: cunty and Cooperation one year come to dominate the European session and· control of nuclear., atter the crumblillg of the Berlin ·Community, Kohl said Bonn Is Wall, promised to help the . willing to transfer sovereign weapons. emerging Eastern Euro!iean de- powers to ·the EC. mocractes despite the difficult But he warned that aU Eurotask of lncorpor.atillg the former pean countries must work ·toEast Germany Into Its economy . gether to Insure the successful · DallY stook prices "Conscious of German history outcome of t)le dramatic changes (As ollO: 30 a.m.) and the resultant moral arid . taking place In Eastern and Bryce and Mark Smith •' political responsibility, the unl- Central Europe. · of "lunt, EIU~ & Loewl ted Germany will be a corner· "And as the Federal Chancelstone of the peaceful European lor I wo,uld like to add tl!at you Am Electric Power ............. 28:t,B . order," he said. are all fam1llar with Ute prob- Ashlailcl 011 ...... ........ :......... 28')8 . "Peace alone will emanate !ems of our country," Kohl silld, AT&T. ... ............................. 32\j, · from German soU," Kohl said as departing from his text. · Bob Evans .... ....... .......... ..... 12%: President Bush and Sovtetleader "But we would be betraying Charming Shoppes ..... .: ........ 9 . MikhaH Gorbachev listened . City Holdhig Co.................. 17'>1 · He said Germany regarded the Federal Mogul... ................ ,12',1, . "confirmation of the finality of 1.0 .. • Goodyear T &R .. .... ... .......... 15Ya Its borders as an essential Continued from page 1 . Key Centurion ..........~ .........11',1, of the Election Uay ballots. Lands' End ......................... ll')8 . "If we don' t preserve those Umltedinc ........................ 14',1, , challenges, they . are forever Multlmedlil Inc ... ..... ........... 553,1 gone," Fisher's campaign man· Rax Restaurants; ................. 1 · third ward; and Wednesday, Nov. ager Kent Markus said, · .. -Robbins & Myers ................ 17'>1 .. 28, for the fourth ward. Ohio Republican . Chairman Shoney's Inc . .......... .... ......... 11 Robert Bennett lashed out at Star 'Bank ............ ........ .........15% . Chester Council No. 323 Fisher and Secretary of State Wendy's lnt'l. .. :........ ,... :..... 6%' Daughrers of America will meet Sherrod Brown, also . a Worthington Ind .........~ ........ 20V.. Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. There Democrat. will be a silent auction by the ways Fisher ''doesn't want the walk· e8 and means committee. In votes to be counted because Soutb Central Ohio that. changes the results of the Partly cloudy Tuesday night, Marria~;e liceDSe granted election," Bennett said during a with a low between 40 and 45. A marnage license 'has been news conference. Partly cloudy and wlndyWednesgranted in Meigs County Probate Jle said that, In the five day, with highs In the upper 60s. Court to Christopher Scott Burke, counties that completed their Chance of rain Is 20 percent. 24, and Paula Lynette Hannan, 26, . walk,in count before thl' Sur· Extended Forecast both of ~cine. peme Court Issued Its order1 Thursday tbr!lugh Saturday there was a · 3~-vote swing to Scattered showers Thursday, Pfeifer. · with fair weather Friday , and a . •. · ,,, Bennett accused Brown, who c~nce of rain or snow Sat,urdaY. was defeated by Robert Taft II In H · hs will be In the 60s Thursday; Continue~l'from page 1 the . election, of being "11\ collu; and nglngfromtheupper30sto of the state. This. means ac'ceterated ston" with Fisher. the 40s Friday and Saturday. . planning and funding for construeBrown first advocated mixing Overnight lows will range from tion to fill in ten remaining gaps in walk-lns· with other ballots but 45 to 55 early Thursday, and from our major highways. We seelc to later reversed his position to the upper 20s to the middle 30s achieve this by. the year 2000." align lilmself with Fisher's Friday and Saturday mornings . .separate-count proposal. G. 1 1 G · .6 llr ~ ·A\bin~~~~~~ith the COQII:~ ...-. . ~~ ~p:::.,.•r0;"~'f_\('·~/ · J 1 d tha · Chairm ~~ '=--' ~ In u y an .at t lime an ' , _.,. . ' Happy Thanksgiving; Christmas gift guide inside today • Vol.41, No.150 COpyrighted 1990 Stocks BUSH .M AKES A POINT - U. S. President George Bush touches Soviet President Mlkhali Gorbachev on the arin as he makes a point during lbelr bilateral meetillg ill Paris Monday. They are among the 34 leaders attending the Conference on Security and Cooperation In Europe. (UPI) -, ---- Area deaths-----.;.._ MeiD"Q .announceme. n ts ~~ WilI a Fry Rev. Dave Fiefds, Jr. presiding. Burial will follow at the Graham Cemetery: There will be no visitationhours. · Movie to be shown Willa Frances Mourning Fry, 91, ''The Hobbit" will be shown at of2131 CheshlutSt.,diedSunday, the Meigs County Public Library Nov. is, 1990 at Pleasant Valley on Saturday at2 p.m. The public is Hospital: · · . · · . HarTy Surface invited to attend Th.ere is no She was born Nov. 27, 1898 m , · Harry Clinton Surface, Sr., 62, charge. Mason County, W,.Va., daughter of of Middleport, died Monday momthe late J<!'tn William and Savanna ing at Holzer Medical Center folLibrary closed Frances Rickard Mourrung. towing an extended illness. The Meigs County Public She was a homemaker and anenHe as bom in Middleport on Library will be closed Thursday for ded Old Pine E.U.B. Church. A gust";O 1928 the son of the late · Thanksgiving. She was preceded in death by her EE. Sur!~ce ~d the late Gmce husband, Oscar He~ Fry. Smith Surface Beabout. Community Thanksgiving SerShe IS survtved by. .two He was a 1947 graduate of Mid- vice . daughters, Mrs. ~~II (Vugm•a) dlepon High School, a member of The Meigs County Ministerial Bloomer of Gall•pohs and. Mrs. the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Association will hold its third anJoseph (Eleanor) West of Vmton: Church, a fanner employee of the nual Community Thanksgiving . li soRns, EdLiwoardy · d EK.FFryryooffThGural O.F. Shearer Boat Line, and was Service on WednesdaChy ath7:30f p.mthe. ]three tpo s, ev. · - retired from Foote Mineral in New at the Pomeroy urc o Nazarene, located at 'the comer of man and Entest James Fry of Ha en wva 51 Reynoldsburg; 24 granchildren; He is s~ived by his wife of 12 Mulberry and Onion Avenues. great-grandchildren; and 15 great- years, Delores (Donie) Haggy The Rev. Roland Wildman, pas· great-grandchildren. 11. th b · Lynch Surface. Middleport; a son, tor of Trinity Congregational She was preceded ~ea F Y · Harry Clinton (Beth) Surface, Jr., Church in Pomeroy, will preach. three sons,. Emory de H ry, Chagrin Falls; four daughters, Mrs. The public is invited to attend. enry Lovell (Susan) McKee, Logan, · . Theodore Wtlham Fry an Ferrel . Fry; three . great- Mrs. Danny (Jane) Eblin, Gahanna, Alcohol group to meet • grandchtldren; five SISters; and one Ohio, Mrs. Charles (Rise) Hurley, The pomeroy Group of AA and brother. . . . Powell, and Mrs. Roy (Melissa) At-Anon will meet Thursday at 7 Funeral servtces wtll be condo~- Talbert; Columbia, S.C.; a step- p.m. at the Sacred Hean Catholic 0 ~~ne~l~m~~lvs~:C~~~ Oh • W th lO? Fnends may call .4at thep.m. funeral home Tuesday~ Edna Hooks grandchildren,' .~~~:~::.L~~~! ~~t~:s Columbus; 11 · Trash Service will routes not opemte six stepThursday: Thursday's will he =~ ru::::::~ce se:::i: preceded in death by a half-brother, Huben G. Surf~e, an infant son • and two grandchildren. Services will be on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Fisher Funeral Home in Middlepon with Rev. William Wil• Iiams officiating. Burial will be in Rock Springs Cemetery. . Friends may call on Tuesday from 2 p.m. unti14 p.m. and 7 p.m. 10 9 p.m. and until the time of the service on Wednesday. Fry and Mark Mooney. Esther Roush Esther R. Roush, 95, of Letart, died Sunday, November 18, 1990 at ElderCme of Ripley. Born AprillO, 1895 in Graham Station, she was the daughter of the late Robenand Ruth (Clark) Cook. Roush was preceded in death by . her husband, Dewey Roush. She was a member of the Graham Baptist Church. , da h . Surviving are stx ug ters, Ruth E. Walker of Mason; Ada M. Wolfe of Richmond, Indiana; Mary Alice Gum of St Petersburg, Aorida; Evelyn J. Cox of ood Helen Loul·se Roush Ra of and Susanna s. King of Lewisburg; four sons, Lew Roush of Gallipolis, Ohio; Rotlin A. Roush of Zephyr Hills, Aorida; Norris L. Roush of Letart and Raben C. Roush of Hemlock Grove, Ohio; 19 smndchildren, 15 . great-grandchildren and two greatgreat gmndchildrcn. Funeral service will be at I p.m., Tuesday, November· 20, at Foglesong Funeral Home with the H , I OS pita news. Veterans Memorial Hospital MONDAY ADMISSIONS _ Leo Story, Pomeroy. y DISCHARGES ":a~~ Pl~sant No~~NDA w. Name contest winner Oct8 Ward, Pomeroy, was last week's winner of the "Around Town" photo identificatiOn series: She c~tly identified the photo as a detail on the faca4e of the Bank One building on Coun and Second Streets. She will receive a landmark sesquicentennial Christmas ornament from Bank One. fR:'o·~u·te~3~3d ato~.nih~e·~Rall;~venhteswfrooodan~ bri=e~dition ". ., NOVEMBER 23 DECEMBER. 2 •;, _., ' . · • ~KAREN'S .GREEN . HQU.SE & (('!·*· .. · ~· f!~. COUNTRY STORE !hlnk ....... .. i' 5 ' "' 1:0 'I D 'i •. F D im,;~ents 949·2682 ·. FREE INSPECTION SHAVER REPAIR CLINIC·· .· ALL BUNDS . $39.5 Same-Day Service AU Parts Extra ' • I0 l'le~es of Chicken I Olf• cood ol portlcipoli,. Kfl> /1111-1. Nil cood "" otllor oliO<. 1.w.~n10011 ~- "" •"·"""' - ..,., Cusl-• PIJSIII IOOIIcl* • ulot 111. COUPGI fOI ·C-OUT · I •Mashed Potatoes •lilcuits I ,..,.,. Off••""'..,,ItNolpotltlpol .. KfCO 1 pod '"Y otllor oflor. ,IJ,.IQ: I lt/30/10 . ~n10o11 cllolp for oiHIIIno •ot ...... Cnl-r "" 111 .,u.._.. lllot IlL COUPGI FOI CAlli'/ OUT. II,.IQ lt/30/10 •nc1,. CROWS F TUESDAY NOYEMRI 20 · 4T07PM • 2 PitcH .If Chick111 eMasflltl Potatou •Biscuits Olltr JIOIIII J111iclllll.. KFC• ,...,.... 11o1 pod 111 - offsr. . Min..., ..... "" oll·otlll• ..,.. Cll'- "" Ill IOOII<IIIIt ulotlll. COUI'OII fOI CMII'IGUT. 11"10: INCLUDES:-CLEANING, OILING, . ADJUSTING, GREASING. . 11/10/90 111015 IUY U DIOPPID OPP IN ADVANCE ILY RESTAURANT · - r . nowreceivedEPA ' onthe ~sed · $1.2 milliOn first phase which is the upgrading of the treatment planL Now, according to Anderson, the engineering finn can proceed with the detailed design or what he referred to as the "nuts and bolts" of the projecL Another approval will have to be . .. reteivea liOm the EPA once those final plans have been developed be(ore the actlllil construction can ~· Andemxt said. He antic1pates a spring 1991 construction start. , Once the treabllent P.lant has , been upgraded then the village will begin looking for fonds to linance . . . .. 992-6491 716 North Second Mlddltport, Ohio project approved the next phase which will be Funding for the project ~ upgrading of lhe sewage collection• from Issue 2 monies totaling system from the Monkey Run and $1,147,493 with the balanc:e 10 Coalport areas. come from an increase in village Anderson said that EPA requires sewage rates. · that the tlealment plant be It was estimated' by Pomeroy Viiupgraded ~ that it can hlndle addi- !age Council last fall that a $5 per tional sewage brought in by plan- month increase in customer walee ned line expansion in the village. bills would cover the village's Southern High School, the Board of Education voted to place the levy before voter;9 at a special election. The levy was defeated at the Nov. 6 election by a vote of947 to 810. The board approved an agree.. ment bClween the Southern Local School Disuict and the Health Recovery Services, Inc. for the purpose of alcohol and other drug : ·- C"lillltnaetiol) water trealllent plant sprlilg. AU preUmlnary been approved,tor · firm will •ow begio the . secu~ from the Obi() meot facUlty was bwH in , 9!~~tt~; 196!~-70 Legar Wll5 mayor. JUc. . workers · offered chanee to . io • ·. ' retpfn to work;· impasse declared RA vEJ!Ns~OOD - Ravenswood Aluminum Corporation (RAC) has oHered members of the United Steelwcirkers of Amerlea '(USWAj, Local 5668, the opportunity to return to work on November 29. • Both In official written notlflcatlon to the Union and letters sent to each of Its hourly employees, the corporation has stated that negotiations between the Union and RAC have reached an Impasse. Therefore, on No· vember 29 Ravenswood Alumlnum Corporation will begin to Implement parts . of Its· final contract offer, Including the following: ter, the 50 cents per hour All wages will Increase by 35 guarantee w111 apply on an cents an hour. . annual basis. The cost·of-llvlng additive will The pension multipliers for be adjusted up to and frozen at 74 · future retirements wm Increase cents iln 1\0ur. by $1.00. . A $1,000 bonus will be paid to all In addition, health care benef· employees who work 750 hours Its, guaranteed 100 percent SUB beginning' November 29. benefits during the next two The metal price bonus w111 be years for employees with two to eliminated and a profit-sharing ten years of service, and most of plan w1JJ be Instituted. Dwtng the non-economic Issues covered 1991, the profll·shartng pay- In the final offer submitted by ments will be guaranteed at 50 Ravenswood Aluminum Corpocents per hour worked In every ration wm become effective quarter In which the corporation November 29. has operated profitably. ThereatOn November 13, RAC submitted Its final offer to the USWA negotlatillg committee for a second time. This offer, which w·as ·mailed io all hourly em: . ployees on November 1, was turned down by that committee on November 15. In view of this, John BlalcC of Middlepon and Larry Kruskamp, Jr.. of Wellston the corpor atlon has now decided was taken to the Orient Correctional Institution on Tuesday. to Implement parts of Its final Blalte will begin serving his sentence on a three count indicunent · offer. of drug trafficking. · , . . All members of the United Kruslwnp had entered a plea 10 a bill of information charging hun Steelworkers of America, Local with burglary. He was sentenced by the coun to serve a sentence of 5668, who wish to return to work 3 to IS years. at Ravenswood Aluminum Corporation, · are asked to call 273-6238 or write to RavenswOOd All Middleport village offices will be closed Thursday and Aluminum COrporation, Person· Friday for the Thankgsglvlng hOlidays. . nel Departme~t. P .0 . Box 98, ~avenswood, West VIrginia 261S.. These workers are asked to respond by phone or mall no Shaclthart of Portsmouth is the apparent low bidder on the general later than November 26, and they contract for the construction pf an addition to the current Meigs · will be notified where and when Count)' Depanment of Human ~ervices office in Middlepon. to report to work. Bid openings were held on Tuesday afternoon it the office of the Salaried employees and tem, · Meigs Count)" Commissioners. porary workers have been operThat low bid totalled $636,500. ating the reduction and fabricaOdier general construction bids were received from Wesam Contion facilities of RavenswOOd struction of Pomeroy and Debcon of Ashland, Ky. Alumillum Corporation sillc_e !h~ The appment low bidder on the mechanical pOrtion (heating, venexpiration of the Labor ~ ­ tilalion and air conditioning) of the. work was submitted by Singer of·. ment with the Unl1ed· SteelParkersburg, W.Va. for the IIDOUIIt of$121,970. workers of America, which oc. curred at mldJ\Ight on October 31. Advance Electrical of Al!tens submitted lhe apparent low bid of $134,000 for the electrical contract. . . Since that time, all operating 1bo8e bids are ail base bids, climinaling some extra work' that departments are producing could be done 10 the building in terms of detail work. Those extta above goal, and approximately 9 details, if added on 10 the project, would Increase the contraciOrs' mllllon pounds or prime and . bids. . . • finished elumillum has been All bids were tabled Bl yesrenlay's meeting, pending investigation shipped to customers.. and Jeview of all bids the comrDWicners. . · AccOiding to CommiSSion Clerk Mary Hobstetler, no bids were No paper ThW'IIday ra:eived on the pl1111biilg contnlct: that contract will be· ze-adver- · · Loc · aJ news. b n·ef:s Contillued on page 16 The Dall)' SHU.el will not be publllbed 'l'llandaf In order lo · pennu emplo,eee 1o ot.erve lbe ftankaJivlq be.lday. · $4,000 and will be paid from_Drug Free Grant monies. Supt. Bob Ord was authorized as the representative to acquire federal surplus fou~ from the Ohio Agency or urplus Property. Paul Qualls was hired as a freshman basketball coach f~ the 1990-iH season. Other employed Reservists heading for _· Saudi Arabia Portsmouth firm low bidder · . . The "--UUIy addition 10 die Race Street buildil)g is ex~ to be completed in a yec, and will COIIIDildate tbc depaibuent s ofliea into one kntlnn. • ' charged for consulllng serviCeS; The annual fee to the disdrict is weze Cheryl L. Roush, Pamela ~orris, and Tndd ~Ohn50J! •. subsutu~ teac~en; Alice. WiU111111s, substitute aide for kinderganen; Mary S~ith substitute cook, ~ Don Sm1th, subslltute custochan. Ron QUillen resigned as freslunan ~tball coach, and Bill Hensler · as guts reserve basketball coach . becal!se of lhe Jli?Of turnout of girls wanung ~ par!JClpate. . A~ding wm Chari~~ N~. presulent, Denny Evans, VICC pres!· dent, Gary Willford, Scou Wolfe, and Susie Grueser, members, SupL Ord, and Dennie Hill. voting. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI. lmum of challenges. Tile court, In a unanimous · Democrat Lee Fisher widened The court ·ordered boards of his lead over Republican Paul order sent to all county boards of election to decide ali' challenges election, required that any chalPfeif~r In the state attorney Immediately . Only those ballots general's race. Tuesday after the .lenges to the walk·ln ballots .be where a challenge Is sustained or Ohio Supreme Court Issued In- made and ruled on Immediately. cannot be resolved may be set Only ballOts successfully chalstructions on counting "wal11-ln" asi<re for a tie-breaking .vote by lenged or awaiting a tie-breaking ballots. the secretary of state. The rest Unofficial tallies updated by decision may be separated from must be counted and mixed In·· official counts from eight coun- the rest of the absentee ballOts, with the others, preventing any ties show~d Fisher gained 621 the court r]lled. fu tore lawsuits. Kent Markus, Fisher' s camvotes, boosting his lead from 959 "He (Fisher• can only chalto 1,580 votes. Fisher gained 371 paign director, said he was . lenge ballots In those counties votes In Franklin County, 223 In "disappointed" by the ruling. that. haven't begun the official Hamilton County and 27 In six Robert Bennett, chairman of the canvass (vote co unO, and there Ohio Republican Party, called It other counties. are only a few of those," said "We feel very good that we did "a great victory for our free Dwayne Plelech, press secretary so well In a Republican strongh-· ele,tlon svstem." to Secretary of State Sherrod Fisher wanted all18,820 walkold like Franklin County, " said Brown. Lisa Cutler, spokeswoman for · In ballots ·counted and kepi Plelech said the ballot counting Fisher's campaign. "We're glad separately for possible legal apparently Is going smoothly and ' the margin Is moving In our challenges later . Walk-In ballOts should be finished. by the first were cast under a new law direction." week In December. He said his The count resumed Tuesday permitting those who mo"ed office has received few calls after the Ohio Supreme Court more than 31 days before the about disputed ballots. Issued Instructions that forced election to vote even though they the counting of most of the had not !1led a change of address remaining blll!Ots In the race, with their board of election. Pfeifer and Bennett asked that without an opportunity for future to "walk-In" the count proceed with a min· Offices to close for holidays tiaed. maintenance expenses. . More than a year ago the Ohio EPA instructed the village to comply with needed improvemeniS to the system which was built in 1969-70 while Charles Legar was mayor. Fisher ups lead in race for state attorney general post · Tu)o begin serving sentences . share of the costs to imjlrove the system, in addition to the added Southern .dis.trict residents to vote on levy again Feb. 6 ·· \\:lten of the Southern Local prevention and intervention for School District will have another ·grades kindeJg1111en tluough 12. It chance to vote on a thn:e-year four was noted that HRS is a non-profit organization located in Athens fun. mill opel ating levy on Feb. 6. Meeting Monday night at ded tluough grant m~ey and fees bf 0' ...,. ..• .. ... CAMP. PERRY, Ohio (UP!) The 100 members of the U.S. Coast Guard's Reserve Port Security Unit· In Cleveland could . be en route to Saudi Arabia as early as late Wednesday. Coast Guard orf1clals said Tuesday they expected planes to show up In Toledo Wednesday to take the reservists to the Middle East. • ··It's part of the first activation· of Coast Guard reservists !rom the Great Lakes region In history. The activation began earlier during the 1\.j:lddle East crisis when units from Milwaukee and Buffalo were called into active ·duty. The Coast Guar.d unit head· quarter~ In Cleveland and In· eluding reservists . from· across northern Ohio and the Erie, Pa ., area received word Nov .131t was being activated. . The reservists reported to Coast Guard headquarters tn. Cleveland Nov: 14 and were taken to Camp Perry wes I oi Sandusky to begin refresher training. The Coast Guard . said members of Port Seculrty Unit are skilled In providing port security, handling explosive cargo, transferring fuel, preventIng Intruders and terrorists from entering vessels from water, and ensuring the safe transit of vessels wl,thln a port. They also have been trained for combat. · . 992-54:12 228 WEST MAIN. ' . By Charlene Hoe8icb . · POMEROY • Pomeroy Village has cleared another hurdle in getting final approval. from the Envirorunental Prolection Agency (EPA) for upgrading the waste water treatment plant facilities. , John Anderson, village ad. ritinisttaiOr, advised that he has N • i RAND OPE.NI .8 ·. ' . ,~.. 8 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION • 2 PIKes of Chicken millio~~: ;, · to the construction ' . r.' There will be a roum1 and square projeciS Bush outlined those ASKETS $500 ~ danceonFridayfrom8-11:30p.m. projeciSwbichneedtheplanningto HANGING at the Tuppers Plains VFW BUild- be reactivated and the two fERNS $ 00 '.. ~ ing featuring · the True Country feasibitity studies. Included in that • ~ ·~ . • .............. • .... •" • ·"" Ramblers. Jim Camahan will be the grolip is the 15 miles of Route 33 LANTS · $500 caller. Cost is $2.50 f~ adults and from Darwin IOAthens 1 FO t.IAGE P ... ·· · · · · •••• $lforchildrenunderl2. Voinovich respon~. "I d~'t ·ePRO'DU'C· E •FRUIT. see why we can't move ahead w1th Country music night . your plans. 1 don't there will ~' •CH RISTMAS CANDY · The Lottridge Commuruty Cen- beanydelay,"heS81d. . ~ _ Un"lque ·chrl'stmas Gt'fts, ' AII ter will observe Country Music illt . ,· ~ Night Saturday from 6 p.m. to midThe Council has been active in r ~ Locally Handmade ~ ~frhets.hAimelnbantswdilsl beareavwmellcoabmlee. and since assessing regional highway needs ~ ·~:;-: FREE PLANT WITH EACH PLANT & ~ 1974 and has been the most successful and poductive hij!hway . i BASKET PURCHASE '. Applications being accepted promotion group in Ohio WJth the 1 p• The Meigs United Cooperative help of elected represenwives from Da1 y raw1ngs Of OOr rillS / · Parish will be accepting ap- the region. Among its many ~"" OPEN: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6; Sun. 1 to 5 pUcau·ons for Chirsunas Food Basplishments -the Appalach1811 \ SCHOOL ' ke!S on Nov. 27-30. Applications ;way and the : 3 MILES. PAST SOUTHERN HIGH . will be ;ak:en between the hours of Route. 35 projects at Jackson and '( ' ·k 9 a.m. and !lOOn at the pansh office, Gallipolis. , l/,t!:!!"'...,;., 11 _ ~ ~'\..~ ~ · A • · 311CondorSt.,Pomeroy.For_furRobert(Bob)Evans,presidentof ~ · 3WM --~-~~:~:: '~ · , ther information, call992·7400. the SEORC, complimented Bush · and his Committee for their many ViUage or Pomeroy lear pick· years of hard work and acup . · . complislunents benefitting the Th~ V1llage of P.omeroy ~111 · citizens of Southeastern Ohio. have 1ts annual leaf pick-up begm1be brochun: may be obtained ning Monday, Nov. 26, for first and from the Meigs County Chamber of . second ward; Tuesd3y. Nov. 27, for Commerce, Pomeroy. COLONEL HARLAND SANDERS I · A Muh.knlldi• Inc. Newtipepar • Pomeroy clears another hurdle · First phase of $1.2 2 SectiOn e.. 28 Pagoo 215· C.nto Wednesday, November 21, 1990 er 1 l-800-333-50~1 . for . :,.n:~dathe~A~;:cuohian:nc~fr ubHit~gh~tgawte aps~·s. mg. . 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