https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eaedffe337332ee94e551b0c235c10a6.pdf 219bfc1c17ce376016fd9cd05215a432 PDF Text Text Times-Sentinel July 9, 1989 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va . Birds that make Jives more enjoyable By Wendell Tope SCS Earth Team Voluntee~ BIRDS OF A FEATHER !!e& banded u this yoi!Jlllg eaglet found out recently. Pel'llonnel from the Ohio Department of Nat..-alltesources (ODNR), D&vlslon of WDdllfe, lll't! bull)' flttl"g Ohio's newest haicb of bald eagles with ldeatlflcailon leg baadl. . Tbls bini joins about 80 eaglets ballded In Ohio siDce t!IU. Oblo currenUy has 12 nesting pairs ol ,eagles, m08t l>f thelll along the ·t;ake Erie coast. Wind, heat plague firemen out west length of 10 to 12 Inches. They hard to describe Its call because feeding stations all winter. . have a crested tall 'whlch Is long of these changes. _ The Blue Jay belqngs to ·the and wedge sf\aped. Their colors Their food consists of almost Magpie and crow family and are GALLIPOLIS -The Blue Jay are violet blue above, allure on anything edible. We might say the smallest of the entire group. Is our only ·bright blue and while the wings and tall, white on the 25% animal and. 75% vegetable. Others of this family are King· bird with a crest. The comblna- face, throat, wing bars and outer .Animals Include young birds, fisher, Cardinal, CI'OW1 Grackle lion of Its spirited; aggressive tall lips black hOod line, pale and Insects such as ants, ter· and$hrlke..Theyarealldlfferent mites, grass hbppers, crickets, · 'In coloration and wing shape. The. ways and loud \!&rled calls gtves below and under tall. this species a highly distinctive They lay three- to five eggs and worms. wings of Jays and Magpies are , . cl)aracter. These characteristics depending on. tile age of the Theyeatallklndsoffleldcrops short and rounded and reaching makes It a very unpleasant bird female and only one brOod per and acorns. They also have the only to the base of the tall. 'All of this · specie are sea: to be around, this Includes year. Incubation Is 15-17 days. . habit of llldlng all kinds of seeds people, birds ancj animal&. The eggs have a buff or olive or a1)d especially acorns for.winter ven'gers; meaning they all feed Originally the Blue Jay was a buff background and . mar ked meals. A favorite hiding place Is and Jive in a sin)llar fas~lon , AI) 'bird of the forest and timber line. with dark dots and blotches. · under. tile ba.rk on a tree. . are lu~ted by otller birds and can Like many other birds some of often be seen fighting.In tree.tops Today they .also frequents lawns, A Blue Jays' nest Is a coarse gardens, ranches, suburbs aqd arid carelessly buUI cup shaped this species migrate eastw!lrd · and mid air. The Jay Is often . parks. Alil!ough they are found structure with a ragged brim. It through Pennsylvania, . N~w .. referred to as Timber Jack or all year tound, throughout parts Is usuaUy placed In the crotch of a York, and Canada to the Atlantic Whiskey Jack, of Its range, they may not be llmb10to20feetaboveground)t and down the coast to VIrginia . A common sight Is to see one· present both winter and summer. Is woven together with twigs and and the Carolina then turn west glide gracefully from the top of a There Is a general southward rootlets and often contains such and generally show up In our tall tree to the lower branches of ·shift of the population In autumn, things as bits of paper, rags and area sometime In late February . another. They usually coast to a glide at the end of the night tq • for the migration of hundreds of strings. It Is usua11y lined with or March. Most Jays come back these birds attracts general dead grass blades, leaves and to the same area wl\ere they perch on a )ower limb, set for a . hatched. few moments then start hopping attention. Many people object to feathers . the Jays bad habits: They are There Is some discussion as to All jays do .not migrate, but from limb to limb untO they . good fighters and are called the · call of the Blue Jay. It Is stay within a few ·hundred yards reach' the top; . destroyers of other. birds' rtests sometimes said to mimic other · of the place where they were For the birder the only real , conspicuous Identification Is Its : · by sucking their eggs and des- birds or thatlts call changes with · hatcheq, We know some move In troylng their young, . Its mood. Other birds are alerted . the migration route described, loud sq)lawklng sound It .makes :· They are described as having a .. to danger .by Its screams .. It Is while others may be seen at when frightened, Kah-Kah·Kah. ' a form of weed control. We don' t tomato plants in unto tnts year. "Many · gardeners· 1)0W are recommend herbicide use · In In addition, many types of trying to .grow vegetables with· small home gardens." Insects are attacking Ohio · out using pesticides," said.UtzinUtzinger said warm tempera· - gardens. They Include . leaf- ger. "This requires more time In tures and high humidity can lead , hoppers, aphids, flea beetles. the garden to' handle weeds, to blight caused by a fungus, Mexican·and leaf beetles and the Insects and disease." aff\"Cting a slgnlfl~ imt f!UmberOf ~olorado potato beetle. .. ALL WALK 1200 SERIES \ Vot.40. No.45 Copyrighted 1989 . ,_...~-· Almost - ' . tomato. time ...----:------ ~GRAVELY Fallin ~ovc With A Gravely 204 CONDOR ST. . . . , , , Education approved a total · budget of $.~10,799 for the 1989·90 school year when they met July 1 In session. These tomatoes growing In a field along SR ~38 In Letart Falls arc almost ready to be picked. tomato .K. ~ ~ i crr•Mtnn fanners are about ,two to three weeks beblnd schedule for picking tomatoes. Hill. added thai this spring's heavy rai!IS . have damaged about one-half of the tomato crop which will hurt local farmers financially. (Dally Sentlel photos by Michael Shearer) Logan Monument's con· , sult!lnts &/'9 traln9d to help S99 your plans through from bBglnnlng to end I>Y providing sound Informs· tlon and the finest quality products. • When you've m9de the pt'e-plannlng decision you n99dn't justify II to anyone . - least of ·all us . . . It's what wa understand best. . Ir·-·•-·--------~·-····-----~ . COUPON I I Please send me FREE booklets· showing memorials I printed in full color with size and prices listed. . 1. , . I Kindly have on authorized logan Monument Co . ' , representative call ot my home. I . I Pleose send me !letails about mausoleums without I obligatipn. 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Under bond retirement to pay off the high school. $33,;;()() was approved, Fund In~ of $207.171 was ap; proved for. lunchroom needs. • A total of$68,520was·approved In the principals fund which .,Q 7"'' to coordinate actlv· for supplies; $;;()for for maintenance; $2.000 for equipment replacements; $27,764 for contract and open order service; $80,528 for fixed charges; $2.000 for capital outlay. Other budget Items approved Included $29.2~ for adult basic ' education; $2,749 for pupil competency; and $3,000 for teacher development. . Bus driver certificates were. approved ,by the board for the following drivers In each . of Meigs County's school districts . . ~JH .•~~H ·T hree die in · Wyandot car crash __~ lly United Press International Wadsworth: In a one-car accident Columbus: Suzanne Miltko. 27. At least a dozen people, lnclu·d· on a city ~treet In Medina. Westerville, In a one-car ace!· log five motorcyclists. were dent on Inters tat£> 270 !!)Franklin Saturday ' County. killed in WPekend trMfic acciVan Wert: Motorcyclist Ben dents around Ohio. , ·, Cincinnati: Motorcyclist John Wa~d. 2fi, Willshire, when struc.k , AI) Ohio Highway Patrol spo- by a farm vehicle on Ohio 49 in Wurzelbacher'. 26. Clncjmiatl. keswoman ,s aid three people Van Wert County. when struck by an automQblle on were killed in a on~-car accident · a HamUton County road. . ' Sunday Frl~ay . night on a Wyandot CirCleville: Alylng Zhou. 33. Cleveland: Motorcyclists ,County -road. The victims were Randy Konleczynski. 21. Brook Columbus. In a one-vehicle ace!· identified as William Thiel, 22, Patk,· and James Collins, 20. dent on U.S. 22 in Plckaway Upper Sandusky. and Thomas Brooklyn, In a one,vehlcle acci- .county. Taylor. 24. and Steven Riedlin- dent on Ridge Road In Cleveland. · Wapakoneta : Motorcyclist Sager. 22, both of Carey. muel Link. 16. Wapakoneta. ' Akron: Renee Lamtley. 32. Also kll\ed this weekend were: when struck by a farm vehicle on Street_sboro. In a one-car accian Auglalze Counfy road. Friday Night dent on Ohio '9 In Summit Medina : Dennis Elkins. 33. · County. . .Cities_: Tax burden shifting ttQm f~ds .to loc~l gov.ernmeDt . ' WASHINGTON iUPI) - AI- . munlcpal employees. occurred In ' A slowdown In the growth of though they've already In' many places. local operating budgets wa$ creased ·local taxes and fees. Increased fees and charges for reported 'by 43 percent of the cities throughout the nation are municipal serves were Imposed cltles~d36percentmadeactual feeling severe budget pressures, by 69 percent of the survey redll ns In capital spending. the National League of Cities . group; property tax rates went At th same time, 7 percent said Monday. up In ·41 percent; new fees and . reported reduced levels of servl"The ledgers of local govern- charges were reported by 36 ces provided by the cities and 6 ment show the reality of what percent and new taxes appeared percent said services were happens when others say 'No new In 10 percent of the cities . . shifted to another · level of taxes." ' said Alan Beals. execu l,llearlyaquarterofthecltles- goverment. ,. " tive director of the league; · 23 ;percent.- expect to see local• . • _ , · , referring to President Bush's revenues decline this year, aiNearly a. quarter of the cities campaign pledge. "The bUrden Is most double the 13 percent th'at reduced thefr workforCe .and 19 shifted. the taxes are shlfl.ed and reported declining .revenues a percent reported ·a f~ on the cities get clobbered."' ' year ago. hiring. Nearly one out of three Beals made his comment ·In cities- 32 percent- were using By region. that jump was the con1~acts with private sector relaslng the League's annual greatest In the Northeast, where firms to carry out varlo)ls public survey of city fiscal conditions. The survey of 362 cities found ·' reports o,f declining revenues service fUIICtlons. that nearly half expecte<l to see shol from 4 percent of the cities expenditures outpace revenues surveyed In 1988 to ·23 percent In "If you look at tbese numbers this year, compared to36percimt 1989. Among jXlpulatlon categoas a digital printout on the declining revenues were ries. a year ago, forcing them to draw condition of our nation's cities·, !rom their reserve funds or take reported this year by 21 percent you would have to be worried, If .of cltlel with populations above ,other emergency actions. not downright alarmed," Bl!als . In addltlonl substant~l cuts In aoo;ooo, compared .with only 3 .said. · services and the number of. percent \ast year. . - ---- J In Eastern Local, driver certlf· !cates were approved for sa·ndra Cowdery. Flossie Dill. Keitha Hunt. Ruth Masters, Bruce My· I ' . . . . ~ '• -. ·. . .... . ers, Darlene Reed . Carolyn Rlt - Increase from the previous base ·: chle. Nita Jean Ritchie, Mary 'of $15.700. The state minimum · Rose. Vto let Satterfield. George salary schedule was Increased · A. Wolfe, ){athy Barringer. El- by $900 to $16,000. so the board : nora Bernard. Gary Dill. Paul decided to give the same type of . Baer and Archie Rose. Increase to localcertlfled,personSouthern Lbcal drivers wbo ·nl'l at the cbunty office. ~ex­ were approved were Bob Dud- plalned John Riebel. county · ding, Wendell Ervin,. Daniel superintendent. Riffle. Dan Smith and Ernest A sL~·peroent salary increase Spencer. was approved for four other Approved in Meigs Local were employees, including two secreEsther Slack, Denver Cotterill, !aries. SuperlntendE>nt Riebel Donna Daniels, Katherine Des- and Truant Officer Otis Knopp. klns .. Evelyn Hobbs. Jackie King. The followh1g other actions Mary King, Juanita Lambert, were also taken by the board. Cora Loftis. Emily Manley. Ida -Kathy Baker's resignation . MarUn, Carl Morris, Carrie as a speech therapist was Morris. Linda Morris, Steven accepted. Morris. Gloria Oller. Pauline -County board of education Snowden, Frederick Thomas, standards were adopted . Minnie Thornton. Ernestine -Membership for 1989-90 In Ward. Shirley Wilson. Norman . the Coplltlon of Rural and AppalWood. Ronald Wood. Wanda . achlan Schools was ap}lroved. Wood. Lots ' Wyant and Robert . Present for the meeting were Ramsburg. ·county board mPmbers Robert The board adopted a $16,600 ·Burdette, Vlrgll King. Harold base salary schedule lor the Lohse. Oris Smith and Harold . certified staff, which is a $900 Roush. F~es, heat score~ the Wes_t, thunderstornts hit .Michigan Although no Injuries were were visible 60 ml,les awa y. By Untied Press International Firefighters from three states Thunderstorms punched the reported. flames from the fire helped battle the Inferno. upper Great Lakes and Rocky 12 miles long and 5 miles wide Mountain region early Monday. while wildfires fanned by winds an~ searing heat continued to prevail In the West. the National Weather Service said. The showers and thunderA Tuppers Plains area man an~ a Long Bottom area youth storms in the Rockies were were Injured In a one-truck crash Monday at· 1: ;,; a .m. in scattered across much of Wyom· lng and western Montana. foreBedford Township on SR 681, about h;llf a mile east of mile post 12, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of t,h e'State Highwa y casters said. YV!nds of 25 to 35 Patrol. ' · · mph were common, with winds Mati s. Hensley, 20, of SR 681, Tuppers Plains. and his gusting to 40 mph at Grand Junction, Colo. passenger, Edna M, Driggs, 15. Rt . 1, Long Bottom. were takt'n Forecasters said thunderby the Meigs County EMS to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Driggs was treated and released for a tract ured right ankle. storms also were concentrated · over eastern upper Michigan and Hensley was treated and released for bruises. northern lower Michigan early Hensley, driving a 1988 Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck. was traveling east when he lost control of the truck. He went off the Monday. left side of the road and Into a ditch . Showers and thunderstorms over Georgia generated 1.45 Inches of rain late Sunday, but · moved Into the southeastern part of the state early Monday , ' The Red Cross BlOodmobile will be at Krogers In Pomeroy on Thunderstorms around Tuesday fr6m noon to 4 p.m: Atlanta overnight caused 'scat· tered power outages affecting over 3.'700 homes, Georrla Power off~ Company otflclall aald. Gwln· nett County, Ga., firefighters The Middleport Income tax office be closed from 1Jy 10 foqht mlllor bouse blazes, at through Jqly 21 due to the vacation of the admln lstrator. A:nyone teat one CIU.ed by ll&htnlng. wishing to may leave payments or messages at the mayor's U&fllntll& atorma sparked do· ·· office. or pay by mall. zena of !Ina Ia tbe acorched Wl!ltera states aad Ia Nebraska, ' where a huae grua fire forced ~. Eastern tbe evaeu~tloa Sunday l>f more the 1,0110 tourllta, residents aild Physicals for athletes and cheerleaders at Eastern Junlo.hospltal ~tlenll from the Fjr.t , High and High School will be given on Saturday at the high h 1 · Jtoblnaon State Park area. '''It's pretty bacl,"pld Dawes ·SCG~des10, 11, and 12are to reportat8a .m.. and grades seven. County sheriff's dispaltller Kel!Y . · (Co · d p ' ·Gavin. "It's real danatroua." . L.. ..,... ~ -~ _,...~,_..._~ ~- 1 comprises costs for activities. throughout the district: an(j, $51,28.'\ for student activities such' as school organizations and clubs, as well as freshman~ sophomore·, junior and senlo~ class montes . Approved to covet: transportation costs and to pa)! officials for sports and extracurrlcular activities was $87,533 . . : Other funds which .were ap; proved Include $37,631 to DPPF; $44,647 to Title VI -B; $162.781 t¢ Chapter I; $42,000. lottery; am~ $10.000. Chapter II; Present for th6 meeting were Dennie Hill, treasurer; Scott Wolfe. !Joard · president, an~ members Denny Evans and Johl) Murphy. :T/le next regular meeting o.t the Southern Board Is expected tQ be July 24: 7 p.m.. at .the. hlgl! school. . ~ •. Meigs County Board of Education . OK:s salary hikes, certifies drivers SALES AND SERVICE MEm in the privacy of a separate structure on your own cemetery tstate. · , PERSONAL ~USOLEUMS represent a very sound, sensible concept - they are erafted in a very modern factory in •LIVING ·ROOM · TV's • VCR's • Stereos'· ,:•DINING ROOM SUITES Zenith • Philco SUIBS · •BEDROOM SUITES Sylvania • Fisher HUGE SAVINGS ·. ALL PIIOFESSIONAL G .TRACTORS $1 000 OFF GRAVELY TRACTOR FROM ANCIENT DAYS TO THE PRESENT TIME, the 111llusoleurn for individuals 01; families ha~ been reg~rded among the finest 11nd simplest fonns of bulial: , To make this klrJd of memorialization readily available, the PERsoNAL MAUSOLEUM pmemed here has been dev;loped by one of America's .most successful and experienced gr'anite quarrien and manufacturers. · MOST IMPORTANTLY, Personal Mo1110leums provide the most comforting, ·moot deolrable ABOVE-GROUND ENTOMB- 701 2ND AYE., GALLIPOLIS Southern . app~oves .$ 3.9 ·million budget RACINE - .Southern Local School Board has approved a $3.9 million .budget for the 1989·90 !iChOOI year. Tbe budget was approved last week when the board met In regular ·session at Southern High School. • Of the total amount, $3.2 million comprises the district's general fund whiCh inCludes ~pproxlmately $1.2 · million _for. teacher's salaries. Amounts In the various other categories under general· fund Include approximately $1.2 million for teacher's salaries; $246,149 for special Instruction; $123.4~~ for vocational lnstruclion; $12,000 for other lnstruclion. such as costs for sending handicapped students to special!zed facilities. Unl)er supporting services, $81.702 gqes to guidance and health; $7,,234 to teachers aides \ 1 Section. 10 peg" 25 Conte A Muttlmedi• Inc. NewJP•p•r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 10, 1989 AND. $600 OFF . . . Skillfully Designed and Engineered to Create Cemetery Estates of Family Pride ..• Assuring Community Remembra.nce and Respect •.• Achieving Positive Privacy and Permanence. ........ ' . \ TENT LOCATION - ' :Becker., Graf win WaaaiLSIA'L->'lA~"&af Weather tough on home ·gardners Uta h's biggest blaze and the By United Press International · COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - If Thousa nds of firefighters, largest in the lower 48 states, the sun doesn't shine, new plant plagued by erratic winds and a grew to 12.200 acres Satyurday in varieties, fertilizer and equipsweltering summer heat wave, . the Eastern Book . Cliff Mounment aren't much help for fought Sat urday to co nt ain wild- tains. a bout 20 miles west of gardeners. fires that have consum ed more Gra nd Junction. Colo. ·Known as ·"We still depend on weather, than·70.000 acres in .nine western · the Diamond.Peaks fire, some-of which hasn't allowed much sucthe acreage charred was from s tates. . cess In many vegetable gardens In Utah, 1.600 firefighter s were deliberate backfires. said Buthis year," says Jim Utzinger. battling four ma jor blazes, while rea u of Limd Management s poOhio State University professor in Northern California's Lassen keswoman Mary Plumb. of horticulture. " It is now 80percent contained. Co unty an all-out effor t was Rain has flOoded or saturated launched to halt a 1.600-acre Yesterday was a very successful some gardens and led to outblaze that destroyed two homes da y and progress Is very good,'' breaks of disease and insects. and injured two men when said Plumb. She said air tankers Lack of sunshine has stunted flames whipped over their made mo re than 2' drops of fire plants and left soil cold enough In retardant 'Friday on the t ire's flretrucks. spots to inhibit seed germination A California Department of west flank to contain it while or result In decayed seed. Forestry spokesma n said two ground _crews dug trenches . " If your early-summer vegeta" It 's a pristine area with Jots of firemen en tht' trucks suffered bles. have not grown well," smoke inhalatio n bu t were heavy timber," said Plumb. who Utzinger said, "you.may want to treaied and released while a es timated complete containment try for a late-summer or earlythird firefighter was trea ted for by Sunday nigh t. There was fall garden. We can' t prediCt the 'heat exhaustion. A total of 380 concern by fire bosses, . she ' summer's weather. but optim· firefighte r s from 10 agencies added. over fore casts predicting Ism leads us to Mlieve iT will get were u-sing 21 engi nes. rtve air lightning storms and windS gust· · better. Tomatoes in pa r ticular ' should grow and flower quickly If tankers. five helicopters and nine ing to 4o mph. \ In Alaska. four fires burned bulldoz<>rs to fight the out -of. the summer Is sunny and hot." · conlrof blaze which closed an a boui-37,000 acres in th e interior. Crops such as brussels sprouts. eight -mile stretch of State High- The larges t being a 24.000-acre, cauliflower, broccqli , cabbage, ligh tning-caused fire some 200 way 3% near Janesvi lle. kohlrabi, okra. beets. cu,;We're hav ing control prob- mites wes t.of Anchorage. cumbers, wax and green beans Don Barry, a BLM spokesman l!'ms due to erratic winds and low and summer s.quash can be ttumidity." .the spokes man sa id tn Fairbanks. said a ma.n-caused planted until mid-July .' of th e Lassen Cou nt y blaze blaze also charred 8.200 acres Crops that can be planted In dubbed the Eagle Fire by fon· - nea r the town of Aniak . He said late August for mid-fall harvest sters. "lt's steep, d lffl~u\1 ter- rain a'nd high humidity has include splna~h . . turnips. leaf rain to figh t a fir" in and we're helped keep · the fires . from lettuce and radishes. having spotting probl em ~ and spreading but said drier weather Utzinger said to plant transwas ·fbrecast. About 4;;() firefighwind problems." plants If they are available. If the In California's Butte Count y. a ters were dispatched to fight the soli Is moist when you plant 7;;()-acre blaze was 100 perce nt fires. · . seeds, plant them shallower. In Ar izona. a blaze charred which will help them germinate contained Satu rday with control expected by Sund a.' · night. The 2.000 acres in the Saguaro Na- and emerge quicker. he said. fire · destroyed four homes with tiona l Monument outside Tucson "Be ready to control weeds ," the losses timated at $269.800. bu t· and another fire of about 3,000 said Utzinger, "because they 'll 7' other homes threatened by t·he acres was being fough t near the grow quickly. "Cultivate through blaze were saved. a s pokesman Arizo na-New Mexico border shallow hoeing or tilling when the near the habitat of the en<!_an- weeds are small. After cultivasa id. gcred Big Horn sheep. tion. you can put a mulch down as •• Ohio .Lottery Area news briefs---·..., -Two injured on SR 681 Monday BlOodmobile to visit Tuesday Middleport tax closed · · ~II • physicals slated .-------•-•.ue.·.•.•_aa-.e.•.,>-------J ...... - ......_ ............. ···-·.__.._ ·- - '·- --·- - ' ·- -.. - ·-r- ---- - I < ~ P- \ ---~--------~--~~--~------~-- ; �., : ,Commentary,_.· ! The. Daily I l ROBERT L. WINGETT PvbU.ber ' . • • ' Senthiel GeneraJ ·Manager PATWIIITE~ Aull&ut PubU.ber/COIItroUer A MEMBER ol Tile Aeocl"ed Pnu, w • Dally l'relll ~ dlltiaa . . &be Alrler'bD New 2 (ll!r l'ub2lolllenl "-oda&toa. LEnEJISOFOPZNION lll'eweiO.me. 'l'hey ""-ld be 1-U..MI wordl 1H1. Alllellen lll'e Mlect 1o ~t1•1 ud mont be olped wllb •..,e, addr- ud lelep~e ......,_,No ••lpd lellen wW llalled. Letters aboll)d ~ ID P,041 tule, addreaaiDJia-. IIOC penouJJ. be,..,. tiM. Feeding frenzy on abortion makes it the overriding issue By LEE LEONARD UP£ SJat~hoUM Reporter COLUMBUS - The media feeding frenzy over a borllon Is ·accomplishing littl~ in the way ofpromotingenllght~nro discussion of this sensitive issue. . Following last week's Supreme Court ruling. reporters descendt;'d like sharks on potential candidates foro!!ices ranging from governor to dog-ca tcher. demanding to know theh· position on abortion. They also attempted to provoke confrontation ·between the anti-abortion and pro-c hoice factions . whose representatives were 1a 1 trying to understand the complex Supreme Court decision and its ramifications and tbi do in~ their best to make a civil resJ)onse. Tn Ohio. nothing is going to bt• donP on abortion until at least n<•xt year. particular!~· since Ohio's own law is being tested before the Supreme Court. · Ye t it is being touted as THE big Issue in the 1990 campaign. Abortion takes up <'X act Jy five of the approximately to_.OOO pages in th<' Ohio lawbooks. and deserv!'dlv so. How<.'ver. lh<' opposing factions: because they make such good TV on such an emotional issu<'. are allowed and even encouraged to become larger than life tn the public debate on governm<'nt . If the media frenzy continu!'s. a 1990 c~mpaign dominated by the abortion lssu!' will b!'coml' a self-fulfilling prophecy; candidates will lx• given litmus tes ts and elected or shot down oil their single_- lssuP pos ition. not on their qualitit'S as public sprvants. Rack in the l9f'<Js. the Amer.lcan mindset. was to look-undl'l' every bed for a cofllmunist a rd. in an exercise called :·red-baiting. " todrfve them Into hiding or make it so tough on thNr! tht•y'd k•ave the country. Looking back. il ~·Pms foolish ; as foolish as it will seem in 30 years that Americans "abortion-bailed" their elected officials and mad<' war with each othor ovPr the idea that they were pro-choice or pro-lif<•. Ohio':; legislative lea d1•rs are trying to keep things in p<•rspeclive. · 'We'r<' not going to rush into anything." said Housl' Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr .. DcWheelersburg. ·'I assume we will handle it In a- calm, deliberal<' and considered manner," agreed Senate President Stanley Aronoff. R-C'incinnati. Gov . Richard C'<'IPStf'. who has become much more opiljionated on socia-l issues now that he doesn 't have to stand for re-el<'ction any morP. got his two cc•nts worth In on thP dl'ath pen~lty last week. The governor vetoed a bil l providing for letha l injection as an alternatiVe to electrocution as the method of capital punishment In Ohio. Celeste said ht• favors nelt hel' method as the ultima I<' punishment for murderers: that the maximum pena)ty shou ld be Ill~ imprisonment with no possibility for parole and no time off for good behavior. ll 's long been known that Celeste has opposPd the death penally. a It hOugh h<' ha s said he would uphold Ohio. law if the opportunity to eXC'CUte rvPr a rises. The governor said Rt•p. Ronald Mottl's proposal to allow a convict to choose lethal injPctlon owr the electric chair is nothing more than "sugar coaling" capital punishment to allow citizensto support It "wi th what they think arc 'clean hands."' Celeste's position dovetails with his peace advocacy platform. He beli<'ves capital pu nishment ft•eds society's thirst for violenee. " If a sense of human decency Is our guide, then we should join the growing list of civilized nations which have abolished the death pen all~· itself." th<' governor wrote• in his veto message. . Mottl. a Parma Democrat. was undaunted. He is a patient sort. It took him at least four yPars 'to gt't !he state lottery enacted in the 1970s. and he will no doubt continue to work for lethal injection . Letters to-the editor Scouf leader.~ prai.'ied AnothN Girl Scout yea r in Meigs County is almost at an end. Soon we will be starting all over aga in and organizing for the new year which will ·start in September. But the new year will · bring a change. as Big Bend East Service Unit will be joining the west si d<• to JTlake one county· wide servict' unit . instead of two - sm <\1.! ones. T want to take thi s opportunit y to thank a ll my lea ders and . co- leadcr·s In the Southern and Eastern.School Districts 1which comprise Big ·Bend Easn for the fine jobs th<>y've done. Without womC'n like them. we would have no troops for the girls to join. Thanks also to the moms and dads. lh<' buslnesS<•s. the troop sponsors. and anyont• e lse who has helped our troops throughout · the yea r . · set"iiP. takp down and solicit donations. You know wno you are! THANKS! This year we tried somet hing new and held a service unit (t!Qngy·eantl.ng .P.~oject. With the help of leaders Brenda Jones. Debbie Cooke. C'onnle Collins. Beth Theiss and three Brownie S<'Outs. it was a hug<" success. Thanks to all the local businesses who donated to this event. and to Dan Smith and Ruth Frank for allowing us to set up a food booth . ·at their auction. and to the moms and grandmas· who baked goo· dies for us. With the money we earned we will be buying trophies for the Meigs County Fair, service unit suppltes such as first aid VCR tapes and books, and hopefully we'll be able to help some needy girls In scouting. New leaders will be needed this fall and any dedicated volunteer would bf. welcome. The girls are I want to say special thank· worth the time you . Invest in yous ,to Chester Elementary them. We in Girl Scouting hope to School fo r let tlng us use their make a dlfferenc~ lit ihe lives of gym for both our lnternartonal our girls. They are ourfutureand Thinking Day and for the Daisy- we need to help plant their feet on Brownie dance event; to the , the right path. . , ,Meigs <;ounty Senior Citizens Shirley A . Cogar Center and Gerald Powell !or . Service Unit Director helping with the Junlor-Cadette Big Bend East dance event: the Meigs County CB Club for a donation to our Sltll cUeer Green Circle project: to Eastern High School for a1Iowln1J us the Al111011t all of the more tban $OO,oto use o! their gym and PA system cues or 11011-melauoma lkiD ~­ to~ the annual Mother· Daughter developed each year In tile United Banquet. as well as several local Stalel are COIIIIdered to be 11111-nlatbusinesses, Including all the area ed, reports Tbe World AJmt!W. 8lcll floWer shops, tor donations to the a~ e II allo a majar feetor In tile banquet: and those very special of - · · - · • lkbl lew moms who always _c;ome to dewlopment tumor. - _. _ .f: Pomeloy-Middleport, Ohio · Monday, July 10. 1989 ·"- Flag ,burners'.~~ink be(~re yo·u act o~_ ·erstree.t . . . . . The ,Supreme Court has ruled that flag,burnlng is protected by the Constitution's free-speech guarantee: I agree·wtth their decision, and I think President Bush's call for a constitutional amendment outlawing any flagbesmirching is Ill-advised. Either. all expression is gua· ranteed by !lie Constlfutlon, or none is. With the exception of sjieech or action that treads on someone else's constitutional rights, we can't go around out· Iawing expressions . we don't agree with. ., · Nevertheless, the particular expression that the Supreme Court upheld this time makes me , sick. It makes me sick just like ariy other stupid act that pur· ports to protest one person or group by desecrating something that Is sacred to other people as well. Usually, the symbol the protesters attack means Utile or nothing to the actual targets of their Ire. I doubt if you COIIld find a bel· ter example of this misplace<! . . . . . remember the first tm;e I Ira· napping against the blue sky · veli!d overseas and how qver· we he 111anaged to protect tree·. joyed I was to see the flag-ti_ying dam o! thought and express ton· above the airport when f 'got lor 213 years through some back. There's nothing like poor, pretty scary challenges. jam-packed . socialist countries JSo, flag -burners of the world, to make you appreciate middle- yoll may continue your juvenile, class America. misplaced "protests" with no And there was the time, stand- fear of punishment. One . thing · ing for the national anthem at a that flag stands for is your freemajor-teague ball game, when I dom to burn lt. But I just wish was suddenly struck with how' that the next time you're much I enjoy because of · the tempted to strike a match you Ideals that fhlg represents. I pick something that really have no idea why the realization means something to the leaders . crystalllzyd for me at that point, you hate. Burn a copy of "Win·. but I ,know that. for most ot my ning Through Intlmadatlon,'' for adult life. my widening knowl- example. edge of other countrjes and goOr,!! you can't think o! a sym· vernments has put in awe of · bot that would really mean sowhat we have ·accomplished in methlng to the guys you're unthts Imperfect but wonderful de- happy with, ask.yourselves who mocracy. . you'll really be hqrtlng by defll· And at thts stage of my life. I inga fiag .,... gOOd, common peaam Increasingly aware that my pie who love that flag for as thinking sometimes differs from many reasons as there are free· how other people would like me dams and opportunities here; to think. Perhaps that's what I · people w~ loved ones died to think of most when I see that flag preserve those freedoms. People like me. . sym!Jolism 'than the bur.nlqg of a fiag, Prolesters usuafly say they're protesting 'government leaders or tli~e leaders' poll· cies. But that's lunacy. They're not burning a symbol of the men or women Who rull the govern· ment any more than burning a · scho111 Jetter Is an effective protest against te 11uperlntendent or the school board. What protester~ are burningor walking on or making Into a pair of trousers or whatever else they decide to do to the ~merican flag - is a symbol precious to people who have nothing to do with government leaders or poli: cles. I'm not sure when I became conscious that the American fiag meant something so fundamentally Important to me. I suspect the whole ·concept · was pretty murky unto I was way past the age when some of these flag. burners took up the sport. But I do not know the realiza. tlon hlt me In smalllncrements.T me Did we mak~ regional· ·peace deals? Ru.'iher ence of Namibia, its suspension reluctant to announce an agree- not yet disclosed, may have been of military aid to UNITA, Cuba's mimi whose Implementation fay agr·e ed upon during those truttful phased withdrawal ol Its troops wholly lrt the future, and de- days In Moscow In the spring of !rom Angola, Moscow's surprJs. . pended moreover on the· consent 1988. The Soviet withdrawal from 'lng shlfl to a less aggressive and cooperation of such !lrickly Afghanistan, of course, was• policy toward South Africa, and client states as South Africa, already under way. But the trencl now the astonishing agreement Cuba and Angola. But agreement of events In Southeast ASia, rif the communist regime in among the latter was reached where Moscow's ally VIetnam Angola to incorporate In the . with surprising SPI!('<hl talks In has been negottatlpg the pullout government and public Ute of the Geneva just two months later, . of Its forces occupying Cambocountry the rebels It tried for 14 and the prescribed event~ hllve. dia, is certainly suggestive. years. to destr~y-- are.clpsely· unfolded, almost without a hitch, In short, real pe!ICe may be :·· related aspects of an agreement ever since. clo5er than we think. · · ;, This explanation of developreached, In private, between the - NOTE: In a previous 'co. superpowers. In the immortal ments has the added advantage. lumn, I staled that the director of of answering certain otherwise the Center on Religion&: Society, . words of William Gibbs McAdoo, "Things do not 'happen'; they mystifying quest!Ons. Old Presi· on being discharged for alleg-edly derit Reagan simply decide to let disaffecting certain tlnanclal , are brought about." Savlmbl go down the drain? Last supporters of the center's spon· fall, as South Africa pulled Its sor, the Rockford Institute, "reHow and when was the paclfl· forces out of Angola, it certainly taliatl'ji by charging tllat certain cation or southern Africa agreed looked possible, and the best passages In recent Issues o! . upon? Probably at the Reagan· reassurance a · high mllltary Chronicles (a publication of the , . Grirbachev summit lit Moscow In authority I consulted coulli o!fer Institute) are open to lnterprela· , tate May and early June 1988. No was the statement that t)le tion as anti-Semitic." announcement whatever was coming perU to Savimbl was made on the subjecti . public Pastor Richard Neuhaus, the estimated to l!e "manageable." lndlvldulilln'questlon, has asked attention focused ·on the INF (He could .hardly tell me that me to explain that his charges accord. Probably both sides were Gorbachev bad agreed to force first ~came public ' when Rock· ', dols Santos to end the clvU war! ) lord llsell, anticipating his re- 1 Such musings lead me to sponse to his discharge, report ; wonder just what other things, them. By United Press International Today Is Monday, July 10, the 191st day of 1989 wtth 174 to follow. The moon Is In its first quarter. The morning stars are Mercury and Jupiter. The even lng star.s are ~enus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the stgn of Cancer. Th!!Y Include Protestant theologian John Calvin -In 1509, American painter James Whistler tn 1834, French novelist Marcel Proust In 1871, black educator Mary McLeod Bethune In 1815, noveilst Saul Bellow In 1915 (age 7•) . TV news anchor and commentator David Brinldey in 1920 (age 69), boxer Jake LaMotta ln 1921 (age 68), author Jean Kerr In ' Family Practice 1923 (age 66). te.nrils star Arthur Ashe In 1943 (age~), folksinger Arlo Guthrie in 1947 (age 42) . and actress Sue Lyon .in 1946 (age 43). . The· settlement reac bed recently between the communist puppet regime in Angola and the . gyerrUta forces of Jonas Savlmbl (called UNITA) Is the latest In a striking series of developments taking place In that sensitive area o! the globe. Perhaps these developments are only loosely related and result independently from the actions or local forces. President Mobutu Sese Sl!ko of Zlllre, for exam pie, hosted the .conference of African heads of state atwhich Savlmbi and the communist puppet· president Jose Eduardo dos Santos. finally rriet and agreed to end their civil war, and Mobutu has been taking bows and accepting congratulations ever siDce for his supposed part in engineering the settlement. But I think we are entitled to conclude that the whole series of . recent developments In southern Africa - South Africa's long· delayed consent to tl)e lndepend· . . . Today in history Dr. Dani~l R. ·Trent On this date in history: In 1890. Wyoming was admitted to the Union as the 44th state. In 1938,industrlallst Howarii'Hughes and a crew offour !lew around the.world In 91 hours. . ' ' .. - Accepting New Patients Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday ..... .... 9 .a.m. - Noon Appointments.and Walk-ins Welcome ' ........ Dill,., .• . Office Staff: At• Mary Dillard,C.M.A. Gail Hoveatter Linda Trent ··- '-" ,. ' ........... . ......... 138 Main St., New Haven, WV + (304) 882-3134 Formerly ~d Area Medical Cenler , .. ,.. - .., __ . · .- "":- ... -.. t -~ - • ·~·- • The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - ~ spent$2.3mUlion to defeat a local ycling and !eared tbe bottle bill WASHINGTON - The bever· thal ·has the 'beverage lobby in a age and bottle industries, in a lather. It doesn't help the bottle b111 in : Washington, D.C. would be bad for aluminum The bottlers dld Jiot want recycling. By the wa.y, Kennedy panic over a national bottle bill. bottlers' ntorate to have a presl· members of Congress to get used added, his brother has a business have joined forces to bully '!reilt who at least clahns to be an to the idea at the seat of In Boston that has tried to get members of Congress out of environmentalist. sponsoring the blll. Henry's bill would require a,t ~overnment. The bizarre 1987 ad recycling contracts with cities. In the past two months, live least a 5-cent deposit on all beer; campaJtn tried to convince peo"Seeing what he was up to, I pie that old , bottles are dirty. thOught I should hold olf," members of Congress have come soft·drink, wlne cooler end water groveling to the House leader- containers sold. anywhere in the Magazine ads · shqwed full-page . Kennedy said. He (lld_n 't mention photos of cockroaches Climbing the $2,300 campaign cont~ibution ship, asktng.to have their names country: The blll coveril glass, over empty bottles with the he ~ot from Coke last year . . removed as co.sponsors · or the plastic and aluminum. Nine warning, "Roaches aren't Bennett told us that· he was states have similar bottle laws bottle blll. . returnable." atrald the bill "might Imperil None of the fiCkle five admit that have become the key to litter This year, the bottle lobby Is some jobs In my district." that they buckled under pressure control and recycling in those from the beverage lobby, but states. · prepared to break the· bill over Spokesmen for Unsoeld and those who are stU! proud to have A nationaL bill terrltles most the bead of Congress. Five Lewis said their bosses had sponsors, all Democrats, were changed their minds upon a their names on the bill sa'} the bottlers and beverage giants persuaded to see It the Industry's closer look. Oymally didn't repressure is as clear as g(ass. because it means prices wm go way and took their names off the turn our calls. It was probably a The bottle Issue has been the up 5 cents. Even though the snowb111 in hell for a dozen years, money is relund,able, consumers b111 - Reps. Joe Kennedy or c_olncidence that he abandoned never collecting enough momen· could balk at the lnfialed cost. . Massachusetts, Jolene . Unsoeld the b111 one day after . the tum to reach a hearing In the Bottlers argue thattbe bill would of Washington (homeofOiympla beverage lobby sent a frantic House. But .this year. the bill's boost cost to . consumers and Beer), Charles Bennett of Flor- mglling to CQngrenlonal offices. author, Rep. Paul Henry, ~- would int~rfere with recycling ida, John Lewis o! Georgia Maybe the malling jogged DyMich., has collected 75 co- practices already ·underway. (home of Coca-Cola) " and Met- , · mally's memory that· he had sponsors - three tlnies as many received campaign contributions · vyn Dymally of California. as have signed on to ii:ny previous In the past, the beverage and , Kennedy was the big surprise. from Coca-Cola and the Wine bottle bills. , bottle industry has pulled out all The Massachusetts bottle bill Is Institute. In these d11ys of gverfiowlng the stops to prevent a national considered a mo"el. But Henry Isn't letting the mutiny landfills, Congress has appar· bottle bill. In 1987, the lobby, Kennedy told our associat~:. Jim discourage his' drive to pass the ently figured out that it can't backed primarily by CO<!a-Cola, l.ynch .that he , wanted a more b1ll. He expeCts to get a hearing afford to trash the b111 again. And Anheuser Busch and Miller, comprehensive approach to rec- to air the lss~J!! ,t his summer. ... , Monday, July 10, 1989 CQngress to act on bottle biii __Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rtm_n CHARLENE HOEFLICH • ' Page-2-The Daily Sentinel · . .... Be.c ker,- Graf claim· Wimbledon . ' ~hampionships· . . .By MORLEY MYERS Open. UPJ Sports Writer ''I lost two Grand Slam finals In ' a matter of. one month .and that - \VIMBLEDON. England hurts.'' Edberg said. (UP!) -'- Boris Becket's p<)wer. Becker said he valued this t a11d Stem Graf's speed swept year.'s success higher than his West Germany to .-1 a- double 198.'\ and 1986 Wimbledon titles . ·triumph ' Sunda·y In a twin re·'The early victories were match of last year's Wimbledon more likt> a fairy tale,~· he said. singles finals. ' ' "It wasn't true. really. and I Becker av('nge~ his 1988 defeat didn't know what I was doing . in the·fl11al by crushing Sweden's Even In 1986, It was still brabd Stefan Edberg, 6-0, 7-6. 7-1 (6· 4~. new. But over the last two or to become the youngest player to three yE>ars 1 had to work harder wili th e men's title three times. than I ever had. So In a way I feet The 21-year-old German. much more proud now than in my · champion .In 198S and 1986. took.. early years." . two hours and 12 minutes to Becker. ranked second tn the · sec~re viciOI'Y before hurling hIs world behirid Lend! but seeded racket into the packed Centr.!.' Court stands, signalling the end · third for Wimbledon. said posh tlve thinking rescued him lri the ,· of the $S.3 million grasscourt second set. tournament. . "It's almost unexplainable "After a couple of seconds you YES!. - West Germany's Steffi Graf celebrates her second what .sometimes happens . At 6-!\, realizl' you have won It and then consecutive Wimbledon women's championship aft er knocking off 40-0 on grass, there's normallyn.o you just explode. •· said Becker. Martina Navratllova in Sunday's finals hy a 6-2, 6-7, 6-1 count. way you can win that set. But If adding. • ~Now my racket has ·you think like that also you don't · gon(''With the wind." win. So you always ha ve to think Earlier. Graf had occupied positive." .center stage for 92 .minutes in Graf is proving near-invincible HOLDS TROPHY - West Germany.'s Boris Becker holds the · retaining the women's crown on the women's circuit, complet· Wimbledon Champion's trophy aloft foe all to see after defeating with a 6-2. 6-7 il-7 1. 6-1 victory lng a sweep of the four majors· ·Sweden's Stefah Ed,ber!i In the men's llnals Sunda~ at Wimbledon. ovl'r Martina Navratilova. Graf. NEW YORK ·~ UP II -The New bids to the National Invitation last year . . After retaining her Becker won h. Is thll'd Wimbledon tllle in three sets. (REUTER) . 20. lhus deprived the Toufnament . •. . Australian Open this year. shl' York Knicks will name Stu · Czechoslovak-born American qf was surprisingly beaten In last Jackson: an assistant under Rick . a recoro ninth Wimbledon sinmonth's final 'of the French by " Pilino the past -iwo years., as the .· gles ·title· for the second succesThe Daily Sentinel club's new coach a t a Monday Spain's Arantxa Sanchezsive ye.ar. · (USPS 145-980) . news Conference. It was a brilliant performance .~,.Vic3:rio . A club official. whoaske.d not to A Dlvloloa ol Mulllmoclla, Inc. The 20-year·old West German. by Becker: ":ho showed no signs be identlfi<'d. co nfirmed that ove' r come with emotion, wept In of tiredness from Saturday's Published every afternoon, Monday seniors player . "But that was. rain-delayed four-hour semifinal C'ONCGREl. Mass. ;·UP!) lhrough Friday, lll Court St., Po· her chair after sealing victory Jackson will bP named to rt•placP who left th e NBA club in Pitino, meroy, Ohlo, by the Ohio Valley PubBoll Charles. feeling stronger just a great round that Bobs hot." · against Ivan Lend!. whiCh had with an ace which left · her llshlng Company/ MultlmedJa, Inc., May to take ovPr th e Kentucky Jim Ferree ··m atched the low caused the women's .final to be than ever at the age of o3. fired a 32-year-old opponent groping Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Se, program. cond etws postage paid at Pomeroy, bogey-free 6.~ Sunday to win the round of the day wtth a 6o to tie postponed 24 hours·. helplessly. It was · the third Ohio. Miller Barber at 20:\. Terry Dill $300,000 Digital Seniors Classic successivl' Wimbledon fina l be"In fact that helped me." the finlshE>d alone at 10-under with a by three strokes over tour rookie Th e Knick ~ will also an nounce Member: Untted Press International, tween the two. champion said. "I just took Inland Dally Press Association and the closing-round 67, and Walt 'zem- advantage of playing well in the · Graf;·who had gonP through the that Jackson's assis tants wlll be Ml.kc HilL Ohio Newspaper Association. National brlski was by himself at 207. Charles, last yPar's runnerup. last two sets yesterday. I was . first six rounds without dropping former NBA 'c oach Paul Silas Advertlslng Representatlve, Branham Five players. including the .much quicker into the rna tch Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, . sandwiched rounds of 6~ a round a a set. toslngonly 20 games, and former Krticks gua rd Ernie New York, New York 10017. 70 Saturday for a !\4-hole, tS- tour's . tea ding .. mo~y-w,inner. Grunfeld. · started in ominous form. racing · today anq tlje· first seven games · undE>r-par total 200 over tl)e Orville Moody. were bunched at through the openlrig sei lri 31 · J~ckson. :l:l. becomes the 14th POSTMASTER: send address changes showed it .'" . to The Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St., . r,;ashawtuc Country Club course 208. · -mlnnutes with breaks In the fifth coach in Knicks hlstorv and thP . Edberg could vouch 1for that. as Pomeroy, Ohio 4571B. Defending champion Chi Chi Becker raced through the first · a'nd sev¢1)th games. , yo~ngest head coach in. the NBA. · to become the first thrPe·time . winner o~ tlie 1989 PGA Seniors Rodriguez . . seeking· to become sl'l .in 22 minutes for the loss of But Navratilova. who has not He. wa s the winner of an Intense SUBSCRIPTION RAT£!! By Carrier or Mot« Route . t.he first player since Walter only lO·polnts . ThPr<' was nothing Tour. · been able to add to her 16 majors search that included Dallus One Week ........... ........... .. ........... $1.oJO Hagen to win the· same tournasince Graf took over ·thE' The $4o.OOO first -placP check the 23-yea.r-old SwPd<' could do to One Month ......... ........................ $6.10 . . No. 1 coach John )\1acLeod,. the forme.r ·one Year ....... .. .... ................. ... $12.80 pui·him ovcr .the $2 million mark ment four · times. fell out of s tem the tide of winners which world ranking two years ago, boss of Knicks gcn<'ra l manager SINGLE COPY In combined regular and Seniors contention Saturday with a 72 rebounded in the second set. AI Bianchi. who turned the club flowed from Becker's racket . PRICE Tour earnings since ·his PGA and had another 72 Sunday to Edberg finally managed to winning the tie-breaker after down twice. Dally ................................... 25 Cents finish a distant 213. Former hold his serve to even th<• second career started in 1962. Graf had broken back In the ninth Subscribers not deslrlngtopay the car· HHI. seeking his first victory on Digital Sl!nlors champ Lee Elder game. A !Ia Iive of Reading. Pa. , set at 1-1 . and he should have rier may remit in advance direct to thE' sentors. circuli. fired a fl,nal carded a 69 fo'r 210. However. the former cham- .Jackson b&gan his coaching The DaUy Sentlnel on a 3, 6 or 12 month evened the •match when serving • basis. Credit wru be given carrl.,.- each r:ound 69 to charge into second at pion could not sustain the · career in 1981 at Oregon, then at 6-o 40-love. But Becker reweek. · · 13-under-par 203. . momentum. went to Washington State In 198.1 sponded with a battery of blisterNo subscrtpUoris by mail permitted In Bruce Crampton and Da le ·. Graf raised her game . a gear as an assistant coach. He joined Ing backhands to take the game areas where home carrier service Is Douglass. playing with Hill in the ' and force a. tie-break which he ·and broke decisively for 3-lln the Pi.tino at Providence in 198o and :available. · toumament's final threesome. followed him to tht· Kn leks in won in a canter. h8'vl ng claimed. final set, aided py thrpe forehand Mall Subocrlpllo01 OAKLAND. Call( I UPil both shot· 71 to finish tied at 202. volley Prrors by Navratilova. · ·1987. 12 of the last 13 points. luide Meigs County "Today 1 didn't hit any bad golf Th<' Oaktaitd Ath·l~tlcs an • Explaining away the tears. . Jackson was one of th eorigi nat 13 Weeks ............. .. ................... $19.24 "When you have 40-love you . 26 Weeks ............. ..................... $37.96 shots at a 11... said C'harle!l. a nounced Sunday tha' manager · really should stamp your au thor- Graf. said Sunday's victory 'Kamikaze Kids' when·he played 52 Weeks ............... ...... .. .. .... ..... $74.36 native of New zea land who is Tony LaRussa's contraet had . . ity." Edberg said later. "I played means even more to h<'r than at Oregon under Di c k Hartrr. · Outside Metp County acknowledged as the world's best been .e xtended for three years five bad points in a row and that 13 Weeks ............... ................... DJ.I!O winning for the first time last now coach of the Charlotte 26 Weeks ... ............ ................ ... $40.30 f od through 1992. I year. Hornets. With Jackson starting left-handed Payer. " 1 e1t go LaRussa. who took over theA's got•him back into the match . . ~2 Weeks .................................. $75.40 about my game and I was "I cried becauS<' I was so so at forward. Oregon <.'arned two . "It could have. been a ditfPrent • in the middle of the 1986 season. story if I had won that back . get swinging very well." . keyed up.'' she said. "In my was bE>Jieved to have recE>Ived a back to one set all. because I was heart I wanted it badly so much. I Charles moved into the lead for, · hefty Increase over the $300,000 worked very hard for H. espe· good wh e n he : holed a 1!\-foot '' starting to play a bit better." . IAIIIGAIM....,_. U'I'IIUN a WD birdie putt on th£' ,par four l2_th annu.a t. sat~ry h<> .now earns . SPRING VALLEY CINEMA AU.IUft s:t.so cially thE' last three weeks. It was Edberg missed out on three BARGAIN NrGHT TUES~f $2 . 50 "'eVel·, torms wet·e not Ho .. '" ,,\' .,WI'>''"' hole. He went . o.n to shoot a " ' break points In the second game very much Inside of me. This 446 ·4524 !l!>illl (UCEPT FO. GHO$TBIJ!TERS 2") announced. year I was much more depending of the third set a!ld suffered a o-und,er 31 on, the front nine in Th" skipper and a team spokesfront of ·the largest gallerle,s on· man said negotiations had been . diSastrous setback. in th ~· ninth , on it for myself." Graf said she Was superior to the seniors tour this year. when he double -faulted to lose his . "I enjoy tlils golf course," said ·COntinuing since SP.rlng training Navratllova In two vital areas. serve. . . ~~=- -':'"' .. Chari'"· "arttl ,the greens are but h~d reill<~ined amicable. "T was serving 'a llltle better. Sensing victor~· . Becker then than her and returned better.'' served It out to 30, forcing . magnificent to putt on. .... Edberg into net ting a backhand she said. "She did not make "I'm physically stronger at 5.1 l ~oo.@iffil· ~ . many errors tn the second set and service return to reach match than I've ever been in my life." Sumo Wrestling ~ played some great shots in the · point. He wrapped It up ,with a he added. · . last remaining unbeaten The Hill, who made ·just one bogey service winner to the Swede's tie-breaker. " Wrestler. yokozuna ;grand forehand. · all week at the 6,449-yard Nachamplo.n) Chlyonofujl, crashed shawtuc course northwest of Becker celebrated his third to his first defeat on the eighth ·' Boston. registered his bes t finish Archery Wimbledon title In five years by day of the 1!\-day Nagoya Grand on the tour. South Korean women swept raising his right Index finger high · · ·t felt that I could have shot 1!\· . Sumo Tr;JUrnament a t Nagoya. Japan. as fellow yokozuna Hoku· into the air. leaving the packed singles and team titles at the or 16-under par if 1 had made a World Championships at Lau- . toumi went down to his second Centre Court crowd ifi no doubt few putts." said th<' younger . " . sanne. Switzerland. Soo Nyung that he believes his Is now No. lIn loss. brother of Dave Hill. another Kiffi won .the Individual event the .world. . Edberg was left with mixed \V~Jit338 points for a seven-point memories of last year's Wim- margin of victory. Kyung Woog bledon triumph tinged with the Klm~tied with American Denise bitter taste.....ownother defeat Parker for second place. then following his setback against won the shoot-off. South Korea Anierlcan Michael Chang lri the . won .t.he tearri event with ~9!\ Monda)'' !oi gamH Majors. final of last month 's French points, 41 more t.han runner-up No.ram.S O<:heduled . Sweden. 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(UPI) .. & .• .: ... ,. . ·'. ... lays shut out Tigers; . . Mariners blaniC .Tribe 8-0 By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Wrlt.e r The Toronto Blue Jays bu I! pen needed a break as it wound dow n . the first ha lf of the season. It ~or two - the traditional All-Sta r res r on the heE'ls of a series ,agai nst the Detroit Tl~ers . The Blue Jays. 2-0 winners Sunday behind a CQmbined twohitter !rom Dave S1ieb and Tom Henke. made Frank Tanana the 18th s trai ght losing Tigers s tar· ter. ,T he Blue Ja ys completed th e franchise's !lrst sweep In Tiger Stadium while sending ~troit to its seventh s trai~ht loss ·and a record 23 ~a mes below .!iOO. · "The All-Star brea k can't hur.t us." Tana na said. " and the way wC''re · playing. we m ight be better off if it was Oct. 2." Detroit was shut out for the eight h t ime lliis season a nd third time in six ga mes. The Ti gers had not lost seven in a row since Sept. 4-13, 1.98.'i. " lt 's. never l'asy." Toronto manager Clto Gaston sa id. "De-· trail 's kind of down r ight now . " We're glad the break:s hPre, because our bullpen kind of needs it. It ·sa long sPason a nd !here's a · long ways to go in it ye t. We've won four straight. s o le t 's see if that is n't something we ca n build !rom alter the All-Star brea k." Stieb. A-!i. had walked two and hit a batter in lhP first four inn ings a nd looked lor a t ime as though he might get his first no-hitter. H•• has thrown four one-hitters since the start of the 1988 season. He threw hitless ball fo r five and two- third innings before givin g wa)· to Henke with a two-hitter through seve~. Lou Whitaker lined a n 0-1 pitc h in~t~~"'-with two out · a nd no -¥1, · th e six th a nd Fred L. rin ~Ingle wit h one out in the spve nt h for the oth er DNroit hit e> off Stle b. St ieb had one s trikeout bu I tha t statis tic hasn' t alw~ys determined no-hitters. "Nobody was .talking abouli t. " Gaston sa id. " That's a no- no." HP was supported by an RB I s ing le by Pat Border s i.n the second inning a pd the s<•co nd homer in two games by rook ie Junior Felix. a solo s hot in the ~ig hth . In· ot her AL games: a nd ·hand the White Sox their sixth s tra ight loss . Kansa s City starter Bret Saberhagen tied his career bestWith'l 2 s trikeouts a nd Tom Gordon,I0-2, struck outfour as the Royals set a team record for s trikeouts in a game. A's 7, Rangers I At Oakland, , Calif.. Mark McGwtre clubbed his 17th home run of the year. Rickey Henderson scored three runs and Bob We lch allowed Texas one unt>a rned run and six hits over six and one- third innings. Welch, 10-4. struck out five before Rick Honeycutt pitched the .flnal two .. • and iw~thlrd Innings for his 11th save, strlklng out four . Angels 9, Twins 3 At Anaheim, Calif., Brian Downing drove in three runs with a homer, double and sacrifice fly to help hand Minnesota Its sixth s traight loss. 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Syracuse Squad 33 PJa.lns Squad 86 went to Front went to College Road a t 4: 26a.m. ~~~ln~Reeds vl lle for Connie for Sarah Holcomb. who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Swelger. who w~s taken lo Camdem Clark Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va. TheTuppersP!ains Squadalso took Don Stoba rt to Veterans Memorial at 3:4:'> p.m . afier squad me mbers had him come to their station. At 10: !iO p.m . Racine Squad 28 went toSR :138 in Portal nd for Hen,;y Lemley. who was taken toVetPransMemoriaJ.. At 11 : 44 p.m . the Middleport squad we nt to Page Str.e et for • Vermont Marklns. who tr ans p or t e d to Vet era s Memorial. At 11:48 p.m . the Raci ne Departement and Squad 24 to Hay man Road for an accident. However, there no injuries and no one transported to th e hospllal. . RITE AID FlU OVER · At 12: 02 p.m. the Rutland ' squad was called to P ullins Hill. Road for Ruth Priddy. S he was taken to Holzer Medical Center In Gallipolis. The Pomeroy squad also transported a patient to Holzer at 4:31 p.m. Wanda Gardner wa s ta ken to the hospital from Main Sreet. 60MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS ANNUAU.Y YDURIEXT At .11.: 07 p,m . Middleport Squad 11 ·responded to Beech 'Street for Shirley Fraser, who was taken to Veterans Memorial. On Sunday EMS squads re· eight. and nine are to report a t 9:30a.m. Urinalysis testing will be done. Physical cards · must. be signed by parents prior to the physicals bei ng giv.en. Cards may be picked up In the high school office. Drs. Wilma Mansfield and Ma rk Brown will peform the physicals. Dally ·st~Jek ' ll taken to hospitals hy EMS last weekend IINI1 •SIIIIJJII DIL #Z till CIIIAII #4 . 1f oz. 19 (Continued fran page 1) Stocks Jefferies, who scored what became the winning run. came home on a sacrifice fly. by Kevin Elster. I The Mels. won , ' . 6-3. ( I:JPI) two-third innings for the vjctery .: , By JOHN Sl_\'E.NSON Cardinals 6, Giants 4 At St. Louis, Joe Magrane won Fernando Valenzul'la. 4·8. ,lost UPI Sports Writer 1 his fourth stralghfstart a nd Jose his third· straight start. The New York Mets took a Expos 6, Astra.! I . measure of revenge Sunday Oquendo collected two RBI. Mark Lang~ton ' In Hous ton. afternoon against the Cincinnati ex tending his hitting streak to te n Reds. taking a 6-3 victory by games. Magrane. 9-6. who ha s sca ttered five hits over eight innings and Hubie Brooks and rallying against two pitchers who won six of his las t seven deci· Mike Aldrete hit back-to-~ ack sions. a llowed four runs and fought them the previous day_ in a home runs. Langston, 6-2, walked benches-clearing brawl. seven hits in six a nd one-third three and s truek out nine. Mike The Mets stagl'CI their seventh· Innings. Ken Dayiey p itched two. · Scott, 14- ~. allowed two runs and Inning uprising by pounding scoreless innings for his seventh five ' hils . over three innings relievers Norm Charlton. 3-1. save. T revor Wilson. t -2, took thl' be fore leaving the game w,tth a~, and Rob .Dibble. the main comloss.'la s ting only ihree 'lnnlngs . . strained Ie!tpamstring. , batants f·rom · Saturday :s · Phillie• 4, Braves 3 donnybrook. (13 Innings) briefs ·__:..~· The crushing blow. a two-run At Atlanta. Von Hayes came . homer, came from Juan Samuel. hOm e on a fielder 's choice by who Charlton fought with SaturDwayne Murphy In th e 13th . Hydroplaning , •~ day afternoon and challenged to Jon Craig Arfons. 39, was.kllled . Inning after the Braves sent th e another fight after that game . game· Into overtime with a n In Sebring,' Fla., when hls boat Saumel's biggest hit as a Met rned ninth -inning run . Joe unea flipped on Lake J a ckson during a ' SYRACUSE Action co n- Boggess had the Albany hits. couldn't have come at a bett<'f ·Beever. 2-3. took the loss. J eff 370-mph' attempt to break the tinued Friday night in the 1989 both singles. t1111e for the newJy-a cquired Parrett. ;;.:;, s urvived an Atlanta water speed record of 317 • world Bill Hubbard Me morial Little In the second game, Pomeroy center fielder . threat ln the bottom of the 13th to mph. A newspaper report' las t' ! League Tournament with two he ld a 1-0 lead after three · "Today I hIt a big home run off up · the victory ; pick week sald.th e Akron, Ohio, native : , games being played. In the fi rs t Innings. bui Chester plated five one of the guys who started the tubs II, Dodgers 4 had been cooperating with fed- : game the host Syracuse team runs In the fourth and eight In the fight," Samuel said. "I am , A I' Chicago. Damon Berryhill era! agents since 1987 In a : walked 11 11 over the Albany fifth for the victory . excited and a II the guys on the W !'nt 2 for 4 wlt·h a home run and nationwide investigation of u.s.·' Farmers 12-2, and in the second Charlie Bissell slammed. two 'team were excited ·because· of four RBI and Andre Dawson Army helicopter ·engine thefts, : ga me Chester defeated Pomeroy •. doubles to lead the W!JY· for yesterday." . co ll<>cted three hits. Mike Bleafter he wa s accused of trying to : 13-3. Chester. David Johnson added a Gregg .Jefferies . led off the ·leckl. 8-4. pitched (lve a n!l bu y stolen jet helicopter engines . In the first game Albany held a single and a double, . Jared Inning· by lofting a 'fly into short •• 2-0 lead heading into the fourth Ridenour and David Fe tty each center field. where outfielder '• Inning when the roof cavj'd ln. had a pair of singles· and Ryan · Sy ra cuse plated two ruris in the Buckley a dded a si ngle . For Eric Davis collided with second (ourlft and exploded for ten runs Pomeroy Frank Mus ser baseman Luis Quinones. and Jefferies wound up with a double. in the fifth for the v ictory. s lamll)ed a home r un and a Rose remove d Charlton for Rya n Williams was the starter s ingle , Isreal Grimm, Reggie Dibble as the crowd howled In and wi nner for Syracuse as he Pratt, and Brian Oliver each had derision. Pinch hitter Phil Lomstruck out 11 anCI gave up only a single. bardi grounded to firs t, Jefferies two hil s. Scott Chapman was the Tyson Rose was the s ta r ter and ta king third. before Kevin Elster starte r for Alban~· , he had relief winner for Chester giving up four hit a sacrU!ce fly to short center. help from Fred Boggess. hits and s triking out e ight . Oliver As Shea Stadium rocked with was the starter a~d 1.!oser for the tauntlng. ~hant of "Dib-ble ... Williams led the way a t the Pomeroy he had relief help from Dib-ble," "t he right -hand er. plate for the winne rs with a Ronnie Cas to and Be n Ewing. double a nd triple. Jay McKelvey . Action continues tonight as walked pitcher Rick Aguilera. a dded two singles. Mason Fisher, Rutland will play Dr. Pizza at 4-3. before serving up the home Robby Crow , and Ryan Hill each 6:30 and Middleport will square run. to Samuel, who blasted II doubled. while Adam Triplett off agains t the Albany Merchants over thp right-fi eld fence. Dibble came ou t of the game added a s ingle. Chapma n and at 7: 4:'>. with a. sore right elbow. ''I -was really horse feathers ," Dibble admitted. "The crowd chanting 'Dibble' didn' t bother me. I have been chant.e d at before In oppos ing ball parks. I threw a hanging slider to SaBy United Pr,ess International Sox rece ived homers from John muel. I was not 100 percent; my Deion Sanders hit a two-out. Marzano and Rick Lancelloti. elbow hurt. Thecrowddldn't help two-run homer in the n jnth inning Dana Kl ecker. 4-4. earned the me throw the ball or Samuel hit Sunday night. lifting the Colum- .victory. Mike Maddux. 3-2.:Jook it' bus Clippers to a 7-6 !nt~rna ­ the defea t. Pawtucket outhtphe • .. ,. Elsewhere "in the Nallonal tional League victory over the Red Barons 13-7. · •• League: Toledo Mud Hens at Toledo, American Association ' Padres 5, Pirates 3 Ohio. At Omaha. Neb .. the Royals • At P ittsburgh. Mark Gr;mt, •• Trailing 6-.:'i. Randy Velard£> scored six runs in the fourth 3-1, replaced San Diego stavter si ngled in the ninth off loser inning to take· a 7-3 lead. Luis De Dennis Rasmussen with two out Ramon Pena, 3-1. Sanders hit his Los Santos a nd Terry Shumpert In the second inning and th e seco nd homer of the year to make homered for Omaha . Steve FirePadres trailing and pitched slx a winner of Dickie Noles, 4·2. ovid, 9-6, 1ook the victory while and two-third innings of four-hit Columbus out hit the Mud Hens Urbano Lugo, 6-3, suffered ·the relief for the wln. Rob Nelson 16-9. Dave Griffin hit his lith defeat for the Indians. who outhit off of Randy Kramer, homered the Roya ls 13-11. · homer of the season, a three-run , 3-5, to rally the Padres. shot. In the third lhnlng fo r the Clippers. . Elsewhe re In the IL : Richmond outlasted Tidewa ter' 11 -8, Ro· c hes ter blanked Syracuse 4-0 and Pawtucket beat Scra nton-W ilkes Barre 6-2. In the American Assocla t ion, Omaha ousted Indianapolis' 10-6, Iowa edged Buffalo 2-1, Louis\ ville defeated Denver 6·2 and HEAnNG & COOUNG Oklahoma City nipped Nashville Suite 215 9-7 In 10 Innings. ,. Pleasant Valley Hospital In&ernatlonal League At Norfolk, Va. , the Braves led . ffigh Quality Me4ical Office Building the Tides 8·2 'fxer four innings. Greg Tubbs and Chris Shaddy Now Accepting Patients homered for Richmond. Marcus of Our, Best Lawton hit his first homer of the Monday through Friday 8:30 a.'m. to 5 p.m . year for Tidewater. Steve Ztem, 1·0. was the winner while Kip Gross, 0-2, took the loss. I ·. .. . , .:.···· Eastern boosters to meet The Eastern band boosters will meet on Tuesday night at 7:.30 in the high school band' room. · · Admissions, discharges listed Admissions and discharges at Veterans Memorial Hospital peen listed fo r July 8 and 9. July 8 admissions were Kathryn Mea dows. Portland: Martha Arduson, Rutland; Marg ie E. Bul'a em; Rose L. Genhelmey. Pomeroy. July 8 di sc harge was Gloria McGee. . July 9 admlsslon 'wa s Ha zel Combs, Racine. July 9 dischaFJ<CS ~ere Kathryn )'A'eadows.Stl'ven NeaS_!~-hav~ . ·' . 1989 <" ... ATIIA , AJ'RA I'I.IIS . .. . ,., t:UTIL8afl ·' .. SA LOll OIL OF tJR BEAUTY RUID , Ill. our SELECTiVES SIIAMI'fiD .. COIIDITID& tiOZ. Sanders' two-run homer lifts Clippers to 7-6 victory Marint•rs R, Indians 0 · At Seat tle. Darnell Co les drove in three runs and Sco tt Ba nkh ead sca tt ered s'ix hits for his sixth straight victory. retiring the fina l 13 Clevela nd batters. Bankhead. R-4. s truck o ut six a nd walked none in recording his fir st ·shutout of tht> year and second complett> game. Red Sox 10, Yankees 5 At Boston. Nic k Esasky •• . cracked a t ee·run homer, Lu is ' Rivera smac d a two-run s hot and Dwight s . belted a tape-meas ure so lo blast to lea d : • the Red Sox . The Yankees. who received two homers a nd five BBI from Je sse Barfield, s tranded 10 runners In the contest. Lee Sm ith. ~- I , the fourth Boston hurler. worked tht> fina l two innings for the win. Brewers 7, Orioles 2 · At Mllw~ukee. Chris Boslo • allowed one run over seven ; • Innings and Rob Deer hit three RBI singles In a game Baltimore '• played under protest. Bos!o, g.;, • · allowed nine hits , striking out foUr and w~lklng three. Dave .Sc!hmidt. 8·8, allowed five runs on JO hits In six innings. The defeat " • left the first-place Orioles 5'h At Syracuse, N .Y.. Chris • Padget and Butch Davis supplied prnes In front of second-place the offense with homers and John NI!W York at the All-Star break. Habyan. 1·2, provided the pitch· . Royal& 5, Whl&e Sox 4 • lng lor tile Red Wings. Jeff At Kansas City, Mo., Willie Musselman, 5-1, took the loss for .WIIIOD blooped a one-outs!ngle in .JIIe ninth lnnlng to drive ln. the Chiefs. whomanagedslxhlts .. At. Pawtucket, R.I .• the Red ~ra~ .Brett fr~ second ba~e .· JEFFERIES S(;ORES - The .Mets' Gre~~t Jefferies beats the throw from Reds centerllelder Eric Davis as It comes In to c'a tcher 8o Diaz In the .seventh Inning of Sund~y's game in New York, . Area news briefs--__, ' Helen Abels Rou sh, 83, of 'Pinecrest Care· Center. died sunday at Holzer Medic al Center. She worked a t the Marysville -. -. .. Blue ' ' ' SAfl:! - The Indians' Jerry Browne sUdes Into third base, beating the throw to Seattle's Jlni Presley in tlie third inning of Sunday's game in the Reformatory School and the School of the Blind In Columbus. Born Feb. 24, i906 in Lebanon Township. Melgs Count y. ~ he was a ·daughter of the late W:H. Berdine arid J .B..Myers Berdine. She was preceded In tl eilth by two hu sbands, Dr. H.H. Abels a nd . Dr. Lester L. Roush: one daughter, Gloria Abels; five sisters a nd three brothers. Surviving art' two sons. Dr. Gene . Abels of GalUpolis a nd · Ce'o rge Abels of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; . one brother. Virgil Berdi ne; seven grandchildren p nd six · great grandchildren. . She was a · member of Grace United Methodist Churc h. Friends may call at Willis Funeral ijonie 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. SP~vlces will be conduct eel 10 a.m. Wednesday at th e funeral home. the RPv. Albert MacKenzie officaHng. Graves ide. servi ces will be conduc ted a t 2:30 p.m. at North CPmetery, CPdar· ville. Ohio. In lieu oi flowers . don a tions. may be mad·e to Grace United Method is t Church. '' Benjamin J. S~l, M.D: Obstetrics & Gynecology ..• •' II $159 ( ~~ .' ... ·rr'S THEoNE .SYSTEM THAT DOES IT AIL. ·Buys. ·The Meigs County. Fair Tab Is Coming August 11 t~~ .. Ad.vertising De.adline Is . .• .August 5, 1989 ·, Efficiency and Make Tbls One SAVINGS EVERYDAY ON COCA·COLA PRODUCTS AT RITE AID &PACK 12 OZ. CANS j ' .' : ~ • ' . t . . CAil 'IRIAN ORQAVE TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THIS ,' YEAR'S EDITION · .. (304) 675-3400 JIP"'~ • [t.~ _:..::: '·~· ;...,. HERR'S POPCORN .. ..5 OZ. lAG IUY 1, GET 1 FREE . · Sl 09 . . SENIOR CITIZENS SAVE 10% ON AU YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ~~=~Ill£~! ,; 1'11«1 "'"""JIII.Y II 1111111 JIIIY 11, 1 - • lrf ~IEII_rf THE 11/tiiiT .Ttl UIIIT tiUAIT{TIEI • RITE.AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 306 EAST MAIN SIRED POMEROY, OHIO PHAIMAC1 PHONE: 992·2586 DJ.J pt EASANJ VAll F:Y HOSPirAI. 1Vl• family ol ptVIe,_, ATTENTION: ' WI/ " ' ... ____ . __ .... ~ . ... .. Willa Frances Lanter', 93 • of 1262 ' Powell St.. Middleport. formerly of Gallipolis, died Sunday at Veteran's Memorial' . Hospital. Born in"Mason County, W.Va. on March 11. 1896. s he was a daughter of the late Alexander and Sarah Crump Plants. ' She was preceded In death by her husband , Charles on Dec. 31, 1978. .. A ..mem~r or Grace United Methodist Chu~ch, she is survlve!l by a son. Sammie Plants of Middleport'. Four grandchildren and one gre~U grandchild ·also survive. She was also preced In dl'ath . · by ' four brothers a . d three . sisters. • Servlcl'S will be conducted· Tuesday. II a.m .. at . McCoyMoore Funeral Home, Wetherholt Chapelin GaiUpolls, the Rev · James Keesee officiating. Burial ; follows In Concord Cemetery at Couch, W.Va. . Friends may call at the funeral .home 1\fonday, 7 to 9 p.m. The Daily Sentinei-Page-5 • Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ..---· -· .I �.• . -• ... . .. . ..... ....... . . . • ~ ., ... . .. • ..,1 . . . ' .. .' .. .. . . ~ .. ' ~ • •• GSSI II • The Area's Number 1.·Marketplace RATES TO PlACE AN AD CAll 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY I A.M. to S P.M. a A... unt.il NOON SATURDAY 0·15 WORDS 1t-21 WORDS 1 DAY $4.00 ti.OO 3 DAYS 15.00 ... 00 113.00 . 18.00 60AVS t13.00 10 DAYS U1 .00 1 MONTH • *33.00 es1 .oo . ~LQ.$!!JQ~DAY 21·31 WORDII er.oo ,,0.00 115.00 , Uli.OO ORDINANCE NO . 1212- 89 An O.dlnonce to fix adjuotlld rot• ond chorg• for unitary _..,atom .ladlltloa ond · .dilpooel . ,.... for the VillefiO ot Middleport. Molgo County. Ohio, ito inhollltanta ond other Public Notice Public Notice Public Ohio for · oorvlol!l rendered ed •v• ite inhabitant• and by its unitary aewage Jem to othor uaora -oof: Monthly rate. •ed upon w.t• met• rNding~ ; from or otltar gronting 11nt0· tho Bo•d of Tru- of Public Affoira 1118 right to "4dthl metor and porioclcolly cbtck IOUIOOO the accur.cy of such meter· 0 to 2 .000 ,gallons. per in g. month t&.9& . The for-ing' chorgoa oro 2,001 to 6,000 gollona. minimum chargee, not maxpar month, t9.69 imum chargee, and tho VII6,001 to 8•.000 gollona. logo r•orvoa the right and II Be it ordlinlld b'l tho par month. •11 .n obligated to ln..-o the Council of the Vlllogo of 8.001 to 10.000 gellono, oome ill ony ·time ahould tho por month, t13,78 Mlddloaort • follow a; ravenu• Of the san~ary SEC . I. Thot WHEREAS, . 10.001 to 1&.000 gal- IOW~8 lyatem and IOWigO the VHioge of Middleport hu lons. por month, $22. 1 7 dllpc)ul t•cHitiM provo in· her•oforo odoptlld certain 16. 001 to 20. 000 gel· aulfidont to poy the operatr8t• and ch•gee for uniing and maintenance . ex· Ions, por month. U3. 22 20. 001 to 211.000 gal· pan111 and tho debt aorvice tary -~~~· oyltlm aorvico, ond Mid rat11 ond chor!MI . lona. por noonth, $38.74 chorge of the Jlonde to pay need to be ocljuoted. ·and AH over 26.000 golona thl.coot ofconotructlnguld WHEREAS. it io doomed par month. t38.74 piua .29 facilitiel or extenaion1 to -11ry ond odviaobla to por 1,000 gallona. laid ayatom. •tebllh certain r81• and SEC. IV. Should tho bill Flat Rete - nOn-metered ch•gee for unitary - - private wells per month for any aeR~ice r•dered by $11.12. ayltorn and •-•go dllpoHI the aonltory -age oyotom facllltloa ..,ice to be SEC. II . In tho want that and aowoge dilpoaol taclll. rendered to uid Viii- and one wet• met• ..-v• more II• not be poid within ton ita inhabitants end other u• · thM one domMtic. commer- days. a penolty of 10% of ora. which wll produce out· cial. or nduotriol unit, them~ ouch bllllnga...ll bechorgod. ficlent rwenuee to pay the . nimum bill of $8,9& par If the bill Ia not paid within oporoting ond molntononce month, p• unit. or the m• sixty doya., tho VIllage r•· expen•• of Ita Anitary MW· tored service rlldlng which- orvoa tho right to cut olf the liil• ayatom and·-~~~· dia· . overilthogr-ohell-ly. aewer aervlce to Mid . pr• pout fadlitloa •. ond to pro- Where no water mit•• are mil11, which ahlll then be vide for payment of the l'rin- inotelled on • prlvotewoll ond reaumed only upon payment clpal ond· intar111 of service il prov~ to more of on oddltionol too of $8.00 f341i, OOO.OO of Firat Mort- . than one dom•tic. comrner- end liarther, if alid bill il not gogo Sewago Syatom and ciol or ndu- unll. tho 1111 paid within 90 cloys. the Sew~~go D;.po..t foclli- rate of •11 . 12 per month per Clerk ia hereby outhorillld ti• Improvement Revenue unit, I hall ~ . A unit lholl ond dirocted to cortlfy the . Bonde of !he VIllage ilouod oonsllt of a sewer conn~ · dolinquont bilr. plus tho pofor· the purpoao of paying iion • datormlnlld by tho noltloa to tho County Audi· part ollho coot ofconotNct· ragulotlon of the Boord of tor tor collection • and at ing . etlid fi.Cilit;. and ex- Tru- of Public Alfoira of tho umo time lhll other t'ondlng aold ayotam. laid Viii-. tax• and ....ements are NOW. THEREFORE. BE SEC. Ill. Thot VHI- of collected. IT ORDAINED by the Coun- Middleport ,...,.. tho right SEC. V. The owner of pricil of tho VIllage of Middle- to requi'e the m. .urement wta property which ia port. Meigs County, Ohio. of wator dolivored to ony preaorved. or may be aorvad by · SEC . I, THAT , in connec- mil• in euch 1 manner that the sanitary nwage ayltem tion with the conatruction of rat• for aawage IMVice can dllpoul lodlitloa by' Pil>• extension• e'n d improv• ba detarmined from euch wa- connected w~h 11ld ayotom m·enta to the sewage system ter reading. in Which an4 facilitiee to convey Ani· the follOwing ahall be the overn the ror11 for · - - tory -•ge therefrom aholl rot• charged monthly by Mrvioll aholl bathe rotM aet 11 well 11 tho • • - of the the Village of Middleport. forth on 1 wet• met• ,..._ premll•. be II obit to tho vilng baoil. Llkowiao~ any 11• logo for Ill unitory -•go ueer upon not,._ian to the to 10id syotom and fiiCIIitloa Board of Tru- of Public from aeld l'lltlm a~d flciliAffairs of tho VIII- ahll tiel from ..id premis•. II 1'11 have tho right to inltoll • hll SEC. VI. Sewage tap f oxponae on!l approved meare • follows : t•ing device for the me• 4 inch connection suremant of Ill wa• pum~ 8225.00 - r.n•• UCi:U. \YIIIfADSl . ·aeo.oo" · . Public Notice • Public Notice • 1\1 otlce • : ·' , 6 Inch COR!'""'ion .• 1500.00 • • 8 inch connectjon - aaoo.oo ., ~ . ... ,· • ' lona per month. . 1 9 Ill" 100 glllona ' AI over 3>0.000 aellona ' per month, •, . per , Oo gol· lona. MINIMUM CHARGE FOR METERED.8ERVICE Through one-holt Inch metiro., •11. 9'!1 per month · Through flv•olghtha Inch ......... tli.l4 por month . 11nugh thr-fourtha "'"" ........ ,0.30 par month Thrl)ugh on•lnch metan. no. to por month Thoough one ond one-half . inch metera, •34.3>0 por· month ThrOugh two Inch meters. , · •a1 .eo per month . Through throe .Inch met, on. •e1 .eo por month Throug~ four Inch meton. t119.70 por month Through olx Inch motors• •222.40 per month . Soc. II. AU 'billa for tho HrVioa ohal ba obovo r o n - monthly on tho firlt dey of ooch month or • aoon therMfter • il ru~o­ nobly pouiblo lot the oorvloa rondered during tho ,preceding month. Billa thua nondered •e peyllbla on or t>efore tho bpiretio!> of ton 1101 deyo from the dltl · nondered. Poymento after• the expiration of tan (101 ·deya oro aubjept too penalty of ton por cent 110%1 of tho omount of the bill, but n no lnatonc:8 iholl ooid ponolty be I•• thon olxty centa (t.6QI. • . Soc. Ill . Each u - of vi· logo wat• OMVicoi who doll not own raol -ole oh•• mike a dapoait to aoc:urothl St:C. VII . A 1!ew top II horoby defined to be tho in· atollotlon of OMVice on o line whiore none form. orly oxlatlld -nd whicl> requiroa the inltiHIIIion of n - lin• from the aowor mlin 1o 1 locetlon nqt formerly aorvod by _ __,leo from the Mid meter mllin. SEC\ VIII • • Anv othoir maona of aowage dilpoHI II hereby daclored to be a nu 1unce and ia therefare prohibited. ' SEC. IX. That all orcl· Mncelli. or pwta thereof. In conflict herowHh. lndudlng Ordnance No. 910. odoptod June 7. 11&7, be. and tho uma •• ltaraby rapoolod. · SEC . X. Thio · Ordlnonce lholl taka olfect ond be in payment for water aervice 11 force from ond aftior tho ••· follow a: liilt data provided by.law. Reoident .......... ....... $66.00 P••od the 21th dey of Reetauront ... ..... ....... 90.00 June. 1 999. . . Grocery ........ ... ......... 90.~ Atteet : Jon ,P: Buck, Clerk · Servloa Stotion .. ....... 90.00 Dewey M . Horton, Car/Wuh .. ............ 226.00 Pr11idont of Council Loun*'>mot ............ 225.00 . JULY 10, 17 Thll oum ahill be hold by the VIII- without intorlll to the depoaitor. Upon tho Pu bile Notice terminotion of w111er aorvice ouch omount of ~hi depoait ORDINANCE NO. 1211-89 eo Ia noc.11ry aholl be apAn Ordlnonce to fix rotll ' plied to tho wotor bill end tho and chorgee for woter ur- bolonce returned to thou-. vice in the Wlago of MldcleSoc. IV. Thoro ahaH be . port, Ohio. ch•gee for on lnatollotion of Be It ordolned by tho an- tap u followa: Council of the Vllloge of Three-fourthl . Middleport • follow a: Inch metoro .......... $22&.00 Sec. I. Thet the'folloioting One Inch metora ..... 400,00 shall be the. ratoa chorgod Two inch metoro .. .. . 600.00 monthly by the Village of 1Four Inch metera. : .. . 700.0Q Middleport, Ohio for water . Six Inch metera .... .. . 90D.OO liarniahed by the Vlllago of A n - tap ia hereby da· Middl-.,ort to Ita inhobitenta fined to be the inotellotion of and otlier uaora thereof: .water 11rvice on aline where METERED SERVICE nona formerly oxilted and For ~hllirot 2.000 gallon• which roqulreo tho install• per , month or las: Min. tlon of n -· lin• from ·the · charge t5. 94 w.-ter mein 1nd the install• For the noxt3. 000 gallon• tion of a new mete,. and meper month; .24 per 100 gol· ter box in 1 location not lORI formerly aarved by wator seFor the next 10.000 gol the said water lona per month, . 20 per 100 main.from L-'' gallons Soc. V. That in the event For the next 1 &.000 gol-_ "ice Public Notice that aervloo lo dlllcontinued ebOui -ty·flve 12&'1 to 1 NOTICE TO BIDDERS .. provided horoln, o charge riiMIIng well bult of conThe ilo•d of Edulllllon of ohlx dollora lt&.OOiohll be Croll blockl: thence Olo!>g tho Molal Loc:ol SchOOl Diomede by the VIII- lot r•- the bale of 11id retaining trk:t dMw• to reoolv• lllled taring aervloa. Servlc8 a hell wollln 1 northwMterly dlroc· bide tor the toloWino: not be reetored untlthofuU tlon ollout -ty·four foat 1 . .,_lnauronce emount of tho delinquency {24'!; thence in 1 northll!l· 2. Student Accident lnaurla pold lnoluclng the chorge torty direction along the bale once ototed obovo. of 1 undetona aold lot 1137&; . 3. GMolino and 011 Product.• Soc. VI. Thia Orclnonce thenceweottotholotnowllf" ·4. Tlr• • Tullol lholl toke olfect and be I~ ·. formerly owned by Fron- &. Flro ExtingUiaher lnapoc· lotce frbm ond after thloor· Gloecknor ond formerly tion and Ropolra owned by Henry Prlodo: & Boll• lnauronce lieat dote provided by law. 'tn order to be oonaldorllll, P11alld the 26th dey of thlnoa oouthwMt about ono Juno. 19B9. hundrlld 1100'1 along ell ,_.... bide shell be r• Att11t : Jon P. Buck, Clork the Ina wfllch now forma tho colvlld in tho> Tr-urer' • Of· D-ey M . Horton - n boundory of the Lot flee. 320 E11t Moln Street. • Pr•ldont of Council . now or formerly owned by Pomii'Of. Ohio, on • before 171 10. 17 2tc Fron- Gloac:knor end for· 12:00o'clodl·noononT!IIe· . merly qwnecl by Henry Prl- daY. July 18. 1889. Public N otlce ode to the pleco of beginTho B-d of Edu~ion nina. Aloo any port of aald reeoiVilll the right to OGCelll Lot #376 which may ' lay or reject ony and all bide. . IN THE - tho above dee· Jane Fry, Tr-uCOMMON PLEAS COURT · crlbH woat pert Lot .11371 Molgo Locol School Dlatrlct OF 320 Eoat Main Street on'd the center of Mulberry MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO .Stroat which mey now · be • P. 0 . Box 272 THE FARMERS BANK uoad . for Street ond aidePbmeroy. Ohio 4117119 • SA,VINOS CO. : Plointlff walt pu-. Tho above 17)3, '1 0. 17. 3tc deecribH Lot lndudM oil of vs. thot pert of Lot which RICKY J, MORRIS. oleo wa dndod to Millio C. RICKY MORRIS, et ol · Oefendonta Scott by Philip L.eM ond'thl woet port of 113711 which CASE NO. 89-CV-44 wa d-.1 to Mnlla c , Public Notice SHERIFF'S BALE Scott by Cetherlne Kuppar OF REAL ESTATE Aa Sheriff of Melge and Frank Kupper by doode NOTICE TO BIDDERS · · 18BI and 197'1 Countv. Ohio. I hertlbr olfer dated reopoctlvely. · Sooled propoaolo wH! .,.b e · .for ulo et ' 10:30 A.M. on by ~hi boord of Eoo..,ting ond roaervlng rocoived Frldoy, Augult 4, 1989, A,' unto o Iormor Orontor. her oducetion ofthl Molgo Locol D.. on the front ot•• of the · d ... the ......., ·lahool Diltricl. Pomeroy,· h Mligo County Courthou•. .,,. "" ao,.na, •..,... Ohio · - the office of the •• 1 Pom....,Y, Ohio. the follow· to .,... upon oeld pr.,.la• for tho purpoll of pointing. Tr-urer. 320 Eoot Mo n lng d•cribH rul -ote: other Street Pomeroy, · Ohio lllldr•• of oold rul repairing an d dol no 4&719. untH 12:00 o'dodl work on tho promla• now or oatote II 1 4D Mulberry Hlighto, Pomeroy. Ohio. • formerly qwned by Hid • noon. - t • n atondlrd Grantor lmmodlotoly to tho time, July 211. 1989, ond at Said r•l - · II moro lially . _ , of tho premllee heroby thot time oponed by the d•crlbed • folowa: Tr-uror of aold boerd eo Bolng a pert of Lota113>76 COI)WYed' C f Allo granting unto tho provided by • - for • •· ond lt3771n oeld Vlllogo ond beginning et o point on top grant-. their hoira ond torla Monagoment Servlof the otone wan. which anigns all of thllir rlg~o, tor 1111 achoolo within tho title and lntoroat In end to on . Molga Locat·Scl\ool Dlairlct. markl the aouthll•t corn• e..ornent grontlld to the lnatructlona to' blddora of tho Lot now or formerly by Stoll a E. KloM. ond apeclficetlona for thia Grantor owned by Froncu Gloeckner ond formorly which -•mont ~ dMcrlbH oorviC. oro on fila at tho Of· ownlld by Honry Priodo ond in Volume 179. pogo 2411. flee of tho Suporlntondont, tho w•t corner of Lot #376 Deed Recorda of Moiga . . 320 Eut Moln Street. Pornon the north aide of Mulberry County, Ohio,• and for o roy. Ohio 411768. Bide oro to ba auled and Street, · •nd running aou- more complete d•crlption theoat about twenty-five of uid ••omont. rof•ence· addrMIIIII to: Molga Locol foatl21i'l too point on top of lo hod to Volume 1 78, Pogo School Diltrlct. Office of the etona woll along Mul- 246. · Rooorde of Mliga the Tr-urer, 320 Eut Moln Street. P. 0 . Box 272, berry Street. from whore o County, Ohio. . REFERENCE DEED:.•Vo· Pomeroy, Ohio 4&719. line drawn in a nonheeaterly Bldo are to be ploinly direction lporallol with the fume 309. Page 393. Meiga marklid on the out aide altho ooutheMt aide of the hou• .C ounty Deed Rocorde. Said 'reol 11t1to wa ap· aaolod onvolopo 11 folwhich now atonde on the lowo: CAFETERIA MANwoat corner of said lot #376 praiaed ot t16,000.00. . o f aoid reol -•to to AOEMENT SERVICES. Solo would be two and one-holt No bid mey be wllhdrown foat 12'12'1 aouthl•t of 11ld bo for not leea than twohoull; thence in a north-- thirde 12/ 31 the ator•ald after .acheduled oloalng time or r-pt of bido for at 1-t . torly direction two and one- appralalld value. Sold oale II subject to sixtY 1801 deya. holf feet 12'12'1 from and 'The Board of Educotlon Inporollel with the aouthe•t approval by the Common aide of oeld houoe which Pia• Court, Molga County, Iondo to occlpt the low11t tl!lponalbla bid for'tho pro· now ltlnde· on the weet Ohio. Jom• M. Soulaby, joct, but·-orvMiha right to cor- 'of oeld Lo~ · 11376 SNerlff of reject ony iond 1111; or porta of about thirty fill; thence in a Mtlgs .County, Ohio any ond 811, bidl. northw-orly direction ond By order of the Boord at right ongl• with tl\e 11!1.1 Approved: of Edui:otion, Melga ....,.. 11id porollol line. ebo"' four I. Ceraon Cro'!f, . School .Diltrlct. 320 Eaot foat 14'1 thonce In a nor- Attorney for Plolntlff, Moln Street. P. 0 . Box 272. theoatarly dlrectlo'l· parallel The Farmora Bank • Pomeroy. Ohio 457&9. ' Sovinga Co .• Pomoroy, Oh. with a continuation of uld 171 3. 10. 17. 24. 4tc line parallol with uid houoe 111 3, 10, 17. 3tc un 1----,.,..----- n. - ..,, LP GAS TANK .~·· •f COMPLETELY IN.STALLED • ' c NOW AVAILABLE . ' WITH 20'· OF COPPEB ' SPE.C I.AL PRICES • . . .. ON·. LP GAS • ' ,. . .. ' -' Plus Tax ~ * Installation Includes 20' Of Copper, Over . 20r Of Coppe.r Extra! ... 11 ,... · 8 usiness Services ....._.... BISSELL SIDING CO. SEARS a JONES TIRE CENTER . SAlES Phone Phone (304) . (304) ."i· 675-1700 615-2460 • ..,... • FURNITURE and MORE Newer 4 bedrooms, large lov· in g roomwilh glass sliding doors, ut1lily room, and a huge family room that is not finished. Part of ' house needs some wor k, but could be loved in as IS. Natural gas at well head'price. CALL TO,DAY~·· ASK FOB 'CAROLYN 1HOMAS CAitO OF THANKS The family of Edna Steinmetz WlJUid like to lhank the many friends and relatives for their prayers. kindress. beautiful flowers and cards. A special thanks to Rev. Willard Love lor the beautiful words he spoke. Our believed little Christian Mother is now with the Lord an~ Savior. Thelma Fannon Gail Steinmetz Wayne Steinmelz Eva Sell MOBILJ HOME PARI LARRY D. BROGAN, CIC Cortifiad ..,urlllot Counselor ~ . lnvetm•t lrok• •Mobile Home Pert• . _ . •Mobile Home Rent,ali •Lot Rentals ~ 992-7479 Rt. 33 North· of P-reyr Ohio 992-6191 joan Trussell ..... 949-2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992-5692 ,Jo Hill .............. 985-4466 Dflice ................ 992·2259 - 1-13-'U·Ifn . *..,. ...~ . . 422 Market Street P.O.Io•lll Parkonburg, WV 2 61 02 1·100·333-5252 Membw NVBE I 00• Prlnoiplll ltodl a Commo city hctt.,.. 8 -27-' 89-1 ma. SER~ICE We can repair lltld rt· care radiatan and heater carM. We can also add boil and rod out rlllllatars. We alia repair Gas Tanks. PAl HIU FOlD 992-2196 Middleport , 1£(110 PIODUCTS •HOWAlD IOIAVATOIS •YARDMAN MOWEIS o!NTEISTAIE IATTUIES lAWN IIOWER REPAIR MORRIS EQUIPMENT 742-2455 Salem St. Rutlond;Dh • 11 6/ 30/lfn Help Wanted \ Drawings and specifications may be obtained by contractors for a depQ· sit of $,10.00 non-refundable. from ' Silver Heels Developme{lt Company, ' 331 3rd Street Marietta, Ohio 45750 A bid -bond must accompany all bids and a performance . bond will be required on the succenfullidder. ,., ' . . HELP WANTED VAUGHN'S AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE TOMATO FIELD WORlDS, CALL EVENINGS Most Forllgn and Dom•l• ....... SYIACIIsr, DtiiO AI C SeMce All Malar & Minor Aepnirs NIASE CMtrtitd Mach.,ic CAll, 992-6756 ''DOC" VAUGHN Cortillld u..,.., lhop 1-21-'88-otn I OH 45640. Lost : Po odle. m ediu m height. white, answet"s t o Critter . In t he Mul berry \li cinty, between 6·:00 . en d !t:OO on Wedn es day ni ght. 614· 992-2987 or 614-99 2· 223 2. Karen Leml ev Reward: lost from Gold RidgeD arw in ar ea. b rown female German shon hair M dBiadc- tan f emal e German Sh~~pherd . C on· tact Guy Morris 614- 992-7 251 or 614· 99 2· n16. DEADOR AUVE NOW OJIEN FOR • BUSINESS •Washers •D ryers •Range •Freezers •Refrigerators 14th & Maloo St. Point Ploasaat, W. Va. "Must Be Repairable" We Buy Aluminum Cana, Glasa, Brass, Copper ·and More MON.·fll" 9 -·6 pm KEN'S APPLIANCE ·SERVICE ut.: a--u - ·5335-915-356 I L. W. STEW ART TRUCKING YOU CAll IT lomted at Valoy LtRor In llilldlor-f, Oh. WE Will HAfJl/1 PARTS ANO SERVICE For Moat 2 ond 4-cycle •Gravel •Limestone ' •Fill Dirt engines Stock Parts for Homelita, Weedaater, Tecumaoh. Briggs • Stratton . 742-2421' PH. 992-3922 IHI-'19-1 mo. 6-15 EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE OWNER: GIEG I. ROUSH CONTRACTORS RES IDENT IAL YARDMAN MOWEIS ECHO SAWS & TIIMM£1S OREGON IllS, CHAINS •CUSTOM KITatENS. lATHS •VINVL SIDING. ROOFING SfNCF. 1969 HOURS : Mon.-Fri. 9 · 7 Sat. 9-6 DISO ST. SJtiADISI Closed Sunday 992-7611 9·9-2969 · MY-T-SHOP · LINDA'S PAINTING CUSYOM SCREEN PRINTING , INIERIOR-EXTERIOR •HATS •T-SHIRTS •JACKETS FOR BUSINESSES. GROUPS 8o ORGANIZATIONS FREE ESTIMATES fake the pain out af pointing. Lot me de it far y!lu. • YEIY REASONABLE HAVE REFERENCE 915-4300 614-985-4180 CHESJER 6-9-'IHin BISSELL BUILDERS •SHRUB IIi TREE TRIM and RE · MOVAL •LIGHT HAULING CUSTOM BUll T HOMES & GARAGES •FIREWOOD "At Reasonable Prires" Pll. 949-2801 BILL SLACK or Res. 949-2860 992-2269 Day or Nig!lt NO SUNDAY CALLS EVENINGS · 4-16·86-tln PACK AIIi PUNCH! At. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Announcements Alto Trantllllttlon 3 Announcements .. Are vou tired of that ar ea il) vour yard thet atwavs stavs wet1 Or; it up. cal/ C . W, Oevison. Plumbing 8t Trenching. 614• ,446-0159, l~e in _eV ening or e.-ly In mo r.nmg. RECYCLING OPEN 7 DAYS 9AM-7PM EXCEPT HOUDAU • We Buy All Non Ferrous Metals, . Plastics, Stainless Steel, Etc. Give Us A Call Today" 992-5114 LoCIIted Off Bypa1 At Jet. of Rta. 7 • 143, Pomeroy; ~----· -­ ~ Middleport Y ar d Sal e at Mary Lavn e' s. St~ lind Palmer Sts., MiddleporJ. 9 t o 4 . Jutv 11th and 12th. Rain cancels . 8 Public Sale & Auction 4 Giveaway W .Va . State Champion Auc tioner . Rick Pearson. licensed in Ohio lndWestVirginia. Boo king Auct ions. 304· 773-6785 9 Wanted To Buy 614-4411-0861 . 1 tr aezer • needl repeir. 1 washer. 1 dryer - needs rep air . Colf614·446· 0881. 2 black & whitafemafekitt ens. 2 mo. old. Cell 814-446· 3561 . Male Hlmpster, call 614-446- 4062. $16, 040 -$69,230 year. Now , hiring. Call 111 805- 687· 6000 Ext R -9805 tor cunent fe denl list . · 2 nurse~ aids. Shop cl er k. 2 hou se keepers. Inquir e at Odds and Ends Shop, M i ddteport. Government Jobs! Naw hiring in · your area, both a ~illed end unskill ed. For a cu rrent list of jobs and appli ca'l ion c all 616- 383-26 27 ••t. P666. . w .,ted: ledv to do light house work. 8:30· 5:30. 6 davs a w eek. Call614-992· 2938. Show gift s. t oy s, fas hions. Christmas, home decor for No . 1 Chrls tmas Partv plan. Free $300. kit . Phone 614-992· 5316. "Also bo Oking pl'trt jes. AVON - All ar eas . Call MarilYn 304-882-2645. We ~~t~er AVON 811 areas!! Shirlev Spe.- s, 304-675-1429. Just want to e•n a little fJ31 1ra '!lOney? Or would you lik e to h.,e • car eer7 Eith.- wav Avon 882- 2645. Plimv Truck Stop Rest is now &ecepting appli cant ion for cook and waitrm~s. Call 1304} 757· 8357 before 10 a.m . and 6 p.m . Earn free toys and gifts for Christmas this Vear . B v bein g a TOP CASH pai d for 1983model and n"'fer used c•s · Smith . d&monftratt'lr for House of lloyd Buick -Pontiac, 1911 Eastern party plan II FreeS 300.00 kn. no investment, no delivering and nq Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 614- 446collect ing! Far·an interview call 2282. Donna Edwards. 304- 88 2 2048. also for booking parties. Complete households of furniture & antiques. Also wood S. Rar e Opport r.mjty coal heaters. Swain' s Furniture Major East ern Corp. ex panding & Auctian, Third & Olive. in t_tle Point Pleasant ar ea 614- «&•31 59. looking tor a person with management patent ial. Must be a Junk Cars with or without motors. Call lar ry lively 614- p eople per son, $40,000. man· ag ement experien ce a plu s but 388·9303. not a raquil'emen1 . E.::elleirt Furniture and appliMces bv the training pravided no overnight trJNel t or a: c.- eat'" opportunity piece of enlire hauseho ld. Fair with a leader in its field. call Mr. pr ices being paid. Call614-446· Hutchinson at 304-768· 7481 . 3158 ROI in 90 day s. Used fu rnlture bv the piece or entire houaehold also selling 614- 742·2455. , Quilts Pre 1940 quitts, Any condition. Cas h paid. Call 614-99 2· 5657 ., 614-692-2461 . Used furniture and household applian ces. Phone 614· 742· 2048. The Tr ee Harversters wanted timber to buy. hardwood or pin e. G•rv Body, Leo n. WV. (3 04} 458- 1681. Wanted to buy used la.vn mower and weed eeter. 304-576-2906 after 6 :00. Employment Services 11 Help Wanted Part· tim ~ medical labt eehniei an for a 1ulty equipped phy sician' s labor &torv. No shift work . Apply in peraon·. Medicel Plaza . 203 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis. 8 :30 to 5,oo. VISA / MASTERCARD US CHARGE Guarant e;ad Re gllfdl fllls of Cr8dit Rating Call N ow l f213) 925-9906. ext . U2524. EARN MONEY Reading bpoksl $ 30.000/ vr. inco me potent ial. De1aila. 111 806-687-8000 Ext. Y-10189. Two manth old pu ppies. Part Collie S. German Shepard. Call Part - rim e/ fu ll- tim e coo ks 8t waitr esses apply in pers an. Vill age Pizra Inn, Spring V allev Plaza. c an helpyoubethebesty oucan' be! !I Call Marilyn We~~~r er, 304- SMALL WANT ADS Roger Hysell Garage 4-25 -tfn Tex as Rd .. 2nd house-right packing hou se. House fl! llhousehold & misc. Glasswar e. ,posts. cl athes. etc!! Electr ic · range, 11 · 19 br.awn car pet & padding. Mon-Tues. 9-6. 3/ 17/ 89 5·25·'89-tfn 992-71'21 July 7. 8 , 9, 10. 4 miles. Sou Jh-Rio Grande, Rt. 325 near Southwestern H .S . Was her & dryer. tR-~. curtain s, clathes. VISA • MASTERCHARGE •METALIUILDINOR •NEW HOMES or ··.....G.allip·ous··- ··-- ·· & Vicinity . ,-.....P<Iiriero'i" Dist rict TechniCian fpr t tle G8111a ~ Soil & Wtrter Cons ervation Dis· trict. M in imu m requirements include a hi gh school dtploma . 1 a d dif.ioMI ex perience en dl or educatio n consider ed. farm back ground prBh.--red, abil ity 1J work whh no-till eq u ipment. go od communicatioA-*td ~&­ t hemafical skill s and t he ability t o work w it h people are cr it ical. Also. requiredt o keep records& do rumentatian of conservation pract icfllll pl an ned & appli ed. Applications will be acc epted .. the Di str ict Office at 5 29 Jacks on Pike. ~oom308C Gall ipolis. 456 31 through ~ulv 24. 1989. C ontact : Patty Dyer D is· trict C onservatio nist, 614· 4468 687 . Sal rrv Is negot ionabl e based an ~ xperi ence & eckJ ca· tion. II'!. addition to prOI'f'Otin g . no-till pracrtices the applicant should haYe ar;t interest in , w orking w ith local an downers in · promoting soUnd co nservat ion pr actice! & the wise use of ou r soil & water re!iiources. GOVERNM E NT . JOBS . Yard Sale Pam & Sorvica On llllakn ' EXTENSIVE REMODELING 992·5~82 7 RY IN SERVICE CENTER COMMERCIAL PH. LOST Murphvs store Thur sday, dark prescriptio n glasses, will the perso ri who picll:ed them up plees e call 304-675-3851 or please return. & Vicinity ; ROUSH CONSTRUCTION "" 895· 3079 For Mora lnf'!!'!"~.!!.~~ DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR GENERAL Missing Rollingsville and Th ~­ mes Ridge ar ea. 4 vr old m8le. tan and whi~e Cocker Spaniel. chil ds pet. pl ease return, 304- 304-675·3161 We Service AU Makes 5+89-li ,,~, Lost : fis hin g tac kl e bolt with lures. At mouth of Sh &de .Riv er RMvard. 614· 9~6- 36 48. PUBLIC RECYCLING WANTED MORRIS EQUIPMENt ozn:ql TRACTOIS Heir Wanted: Pa rt-tim e p ositio n s · avail ab4e for indivtdu alt int er- ;,. ested in wor king with chil dren lr ado lsee nts on penonal u fety iuuet . For en a p p ti ~atlon. "write CAPS. P. 0 . Bo J~: 207 Ja ckson, RADIATOR ~· Amouncematts 1600 Apply a1 S al • Rep needed for • local supply co . Must htWe reliable a~t o ar ea. inclu d• Galli a. Ma · . 1 son If Meigs Co. Call 8 14· 446- , : 4109 for interview. . ALLEN'S HAULING hiring. Hlghllghto. Coli 61 4-448-4597. 4/ 6/ 89 / lfn NEW LISTINGS NEEDED Sellin& your property is as important to us as it is to you. list with us lor best results! Henry E. Clel.ild . B.ids will be accepted July. 26, 1989 for the Maples Re-Roofing Project in Pomeroy, Ohio. " and Found Now 5·17-tln • • 'ASK FOR CAROLYN THOMA'S MARTIN'S 3 CITY ICE & FUEL CO. '"suuNas.1r... 6:45s SWEEPER REPAIR I . 6 . Los t H_elp Wanted DMta l , auinant needed. E KP · pref•r.t but not nece11ary .. Send resume· to: cia Box OQ2, · Gallipolis -Deily TritK-1 ,., 8 25 · ·Third Ave, Gallipolis. 0 H4 5631. a•. !~~.":~:li~~-~:.·~~~~~ 7 The Daily Public Notice Reco rder' o Office of Maiga t ho pioco of beginning, con· NOTICE OF SALE By vii"lue of an order of County, .in Dead Book Vo- telning 1.44 acre.. more or . Site iaau8d out of the lume 134, ag• 126· 19&, it :being t he· intention t~ conThis dood eonvoyo part of Common PI- Court of Molga c ·o unty, Ohio, In tho vey oil tho aurfoce .lando the ~ame real •tale Md the c:•a of The . Racine Home ownlld by tho Grontor in 11ma title u thot convoyed · by the N- Pittaburgh Cool Notionol Bonk. oko Tho Frectlona 2 ond 3. ·Reference DMd: Volume Compony to M. C. Hobart, Homo Notlonol Bank. Roclna. OH . 46771 , Plaintiff 13 6, Pag11 199-210, Meigs Truotee. by dood doted Septornber 19th, 1 93>0 and ogoinot Cool Power Incorpo- County Died Racorde. ration, et ol.. Detondonto. Excopt tho following raol rocordlld in Volume 138. upon a Judgmont therein eotale, oijuotaln tho County Pogo 1 90· 1 91 of tho Meigo rondered, being C11o No. of Meigs, Stall of Ohio. County, Ohio, deed Re· 88· CV·10 In uld Court. I Townohlp of Seliobury: thia cordi. t Kcept .. deecribed · wUI oflor for oele, at tho front conveyance to comprlle of herein. The coli end other min•door of the Court Houoe In 1 . 23 acres, from the ·Pomeroy, Molgo County, a o u - t oor- of o 7 .64 alo including oil ond Ohio, on t ho 1 1 th diy of acre tract. formertv known, underlying the lond conAugult, 1989, at 1'0:00 II' the " Uurel Farm',' end veyed herein. being r11orved o'clock A.M .. tha following 0.21 of on aero· fro!ft tho by tlie New Pittaburgh C:oel landland .t enementa, to-wit: aouthw•t corner of an Compa~y · in certain dood PARCE~ NO. 1 : Situate in 86.24 acre troct formorlv doted September 1 !l:th. Ccngreoaionol Section 8, kft!Jwn u the Greonou,h, 1830. to M. C. Hobert. .Town 2. RMge 13. of Rua•ll ond SquirM tract. Truatee. lt ia undentoodthlt Ssllabury Township, , uid COOVf'rlnce being more there are excepted end re··bo~ndad aa follow"' I•) portlcularly boundoil and aerved three dwelling Beginning at a point on the dMaolbed f11 followa: Begin- hou-. buMdlngs or the like. dividing line between Frac- ning 11 1 loculi tree two 121 on thil lind. with Jha right tion 3 and Section 8, which feet in diameter on tho north onp prlvilage offormor gran· aoid point is 826 foat •••· line of Section No. 8. end ton, ita aucc•aors and wardly from the aouthwMI being the aouthweat corner eltignl, to remove ume at . , corn• of Fractton 3: tt\ence of the above m..-.tionedtrect ita pl-ure. Roference Dead: Volume along dividing line betwoon containing 7 .64 acr• and Fraction 3 and Section 8. the aouttte.t corner of .133. page 644, Meigs which aoid point II 625 fill . George Schwekmana 14.60 County Dalld Recorda. Thia dood ia given aubject eutwardly from the aouthw- acr1 tract in ·Fractton 2i 111 corner of Froct.ion 3; thence with tho nonh llno of to the e•ements,' surface thence aiQng dividing line Section Number B;' _ , righto, rlghto of ways 11 between Fraction 3 and 336.6 felt to the aouthwaot dl!lcribed in Volume 1 36, Soction B aouth lighty·five corn• of Fraction 'No. 3: agM 199·210 of tho Meigs dagr- fiftv·four mlnutM thence continuing with the County Dood Rooorde. Said &litiS. 86 dog. 64' E .)eight north Una of Section right a of woya ore to be u aod hundred twonty·five 112111 Number 8, to a 1take on uid in common with the owners 1011 to a point on sold llno; oaction lino, -t137.0feet; of the 8Acool undorlying the thence aouth throe dogr- thence laavlng Slid aectlon IUrfiCI. It ia the intention of the thirty threa minut• weetiS. ll~e and running ~round the 3 dog. 33' W.l aevon holl; N. 43-40 W. 1211.0- previous Grantor herein to hundred fiftoon 171 6) feet to to a407.6 stake;fOil thence 71-40 o point; thence iouth eighty- W. to a N. atako on 1-----------+------~--~ one dagr- lorty-thrH minutoo woet IS. 81 dog. 43' W.l two hund'l'd thirty 12301 west line of uid ..7 . 64 acre feet to a point; thonoo north tr•ct: south 21 B. 0 feet to thirty-tour dogr- twenty•VINYL SIDING CHAIN LINK F~NCES two minutee w•t IN . 34 •ALUMINUM SIPINO Real Esta1e General dog. 22' W.l nice hundred •BLOWN IN aevonty, oix· •nd fo~rtoon INSULATION hundredths 1976. 141 foot to a point of beginning. having I IUrface erN of 8. 1 acr•. Reference Dood: Volumo 134, Pog• 126-196, Meigs ProfttsionaiiMtallafian County Deed Rocorde. FREE ESnMA TES PARCEb NO. 2 ; Bogin· "Free E11lmeta" ning It a point at . the IEliDEIITIAI & COMMBOAI nonhe•t corner of the triiCt PH. 949-2101 ON SAlE NOW AT . l•t above d11cribod; thence IN MIDDIIPORT or II••· 949-2160 aoutli aighty·flve dagrfifry•four mlnutM _ , IS. NO SUNDAY 614-UU7.~ B& dog. 114' E.)· olong tho NEW LISTING - Rt. 33northorly line of S.ction 8. POMEROY - .aa+ acres, 2 throe hundred thirty 1330) bedrooms, l bath woth car· fill to point qn 10ld line; pel. New heating with cen· ·thonce by line tlwough 11id tral heal. Has retr igerator. Section B. aouth twenty-live ran ge, water softner, dis· . dagroM flvo mlnutM - • PlUMBING & HEAliNG IS. 26 il"!!· 6' W.l throe ' hwasher, disposal, two star· Now loNtion: •New Tires hundred eighty--en and age bu oldings, In excellent 161 NDI'th s...nd •Custom Pipe Bending ,sixtv-nina hundredth• condition. $29,9QO.OO. ~II)!Ort, Ohio 45760 .Oil Chances 1387. &91 foat to o point: oGrease Jobs thence contnuing through & SERVICE NEW LISTING- AmNTION said Section B. aouth eighty· oGeneral Chassis We Carry Fi1hlng &uppll• HUNTERS! Approx. 21 acres nlria dog{OI!I thirty mlnutee Maintenance Your Phone of wooded land located just off WI!IIIS. 19 dog. 3>0' W.l ono oComput«ized Balancer C::a,ble Bille Here Bald Knob-Sii'lersv~le Rd. Set hundred 11001 teet to a 992-3897 ' . IUSINESS PHONE up camp and hunt lor ;ust · point; thence aouth eightySt . Rt. 124 one dogr- fift- minut• $7,300.00. 16141 H2·6SSO Middlefort. Oh. wool (S. B1 dog. 1 6' W.) IISIIQta PHONE (Next lo Hil Top Grocery) ~inaty 1901 lilt to • point on POMEROY - 3 bedroom '16141 "'"'·17>1 6· 16·11• tho Ol!lterly Uno of I root loot trailer JUSt out · of town! ·obovo dMcribH; thence Woodburner, J. car garage. olong the 10me, north thr• ·equipped · k~chen, A/C, h-·~----·--·---,. dog,.. thlrty· throa mlnu• fenced yard , and lruit trees. BINGO' 1. eaot IN . 3 dog. 3>0' E.lthr• MAKE OffERII $15,000.00. hundrod ninaty 13901 foatto POMEROY ·EAGLES I o point, tho place of beginCLUB ~.1 . ' ning. Containing a aur1ace MIDDLEPORT - 2 Story 224 E. MAIN ST. I area of 2 .14 ac:rBI. Frame, 3 bedrooms, bath, I . 992-9976 1 Rotoronce Dood: Volume GALLONS 1 carpet. FAN .G. heat, rel. P.M. 1 1 134. Pagee 1 ;!6-19&, Meigs cently remodeled and in . . 1:4 P.M. I County Deed Rooorde. I · POOLS, WELLS DOOI I'IIZE good condition. REDUCED PARCEL NO . 3 : Alao oil I 2 H.D. FREE w~h coupon and I $42,000.00. CISTERNS those certain t111ct1 of land 1 purcha of min. H.C. Pacli- I Jituete in Fractions 2 •d 3, 1 11a limn l coupon per cus- 1 LETARTDEER COUNTRY Town 2. Range 13 11 wo<ll per binao sess1on. 1 1 tamer convoyed by Greenough at - 29 acres ol mostly wooWt 'j 150.00 Por Gamt I ' al. , Truat- to The Peacocl< dedi and, building s ~es or a Ovor 10 Ptoplo 165.00 I Cool Com pony. by dood home or hunting cabin. Mi· Per Game 5/ 13/ i!lln doted March· 2B, . 1910, u. #oos-lz 2-J·ttn 1 nerals. ONLY $14,000.00. recorded in the Recorder' a --r~----l Office of Mligo County, In POMEROY LINCOLN Deed Book V01. 102. Pogo HEIGHTS - Neat 2·3 bed· 626, and by dood of William room home in excell·ent con· Brown, et ux. to The Martin All ,MAKES AND dition! large play· area lor Eberobach Company, doted MODELS June 12. 1920, ond r• kids - approx. l .acre lol. corded' in the Recorder' 1 Call for appoontment. Office of Moiga County $33,500.00. alorl!laid. in Dood Book Vol. GALLON 119. Page 70. and by uid SUNNY HOLLOW Camp .WATER SERVICE The Martin Eberaboch Comin the Summer, Hunt in the pany and Tho Poocock Coal UMESTONE Fall' This 30'h acr es is i:leal! Company convayod to New 222 East Main Pittsburgh Cool Company. Electric available. all mi· SPREAD POMEIOY, OH. by deod doted July 31. nerals. ASKING $14,000.00. DIRT HAULED . 1928. and recorded In the 992-6872 • HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD 6·5·'19-1 mo. 992-5275 1 Card Thanks of ') ••Dgzg 'P' Pts Public NOtice Gall Anytime 992-2371 . ' Offer Good Now Thrli Sept. 30, 1989 · l Pomeroy Middleport, ·ohio 1 000 Offer Good Now. Thru September 30, 1989 ' Monday, July 10, 1989 ....-------. WATER SERVICE - ~JP.JECJlAJL ~ . . • - Public Notice ·1rJIMJE • .. Public Notice Public Notice • ~ 1UMMJEIR of ~onday. July 10. 1989 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 6 The Oiily Sentinel • ... • Page # Lov e c lothe s1 Demon strate beautrful clothn forantJN ,.rtv J)tenl No model ing Inv olved . F._.. job with few hrsl Na invaatment. no collecting or delivering. Cell 814 · 245 · 5383 . fo • on lntervll!ftY. Now hlr_ing demonstr~~tors to sel home decor items such as pictures, door wrnthl, • etc. For a new panv plan. FA EE • 300 KrT . No collecting or delivering work your own hrs. Call B 14· 241--8383 for an lnt..View'. · local company hirin g. good working conditions. opportunitf. for advancement. Must be 1 8yrs of age or over and hM'e own transportatio n. Pay $ 1,000.00 per month, based on p erfor· mance. to tho se who qualifV for information t all 304-67 5- 1725 hours 10 :00 till 4 :00 Wed. Jutv 12. Cruise Ship s. now hirin g all positions. Both skill ed an d unskilled. F- . information call 1615)77&· 5507). ext. '! 11 5. Woman t o kl!i ep hoUse for elderly lady few day s a w eek. also LPN to c•e for bed fast male. 8 hr shih. Caii304-67S.2658. 4,00 t o 6:00PM only CLINICAL NUR 'S ING IN STRUCTOR The University of Rio Grande ann ou nces an open ing fore full time Clinical Nursi trg Inst ructor in lhe Sc ho ol of Nurs ing. Responsibilit ies a t the pos ition, whi ch is in t he f irst ~ar level of the n·u rsing pr ogram, include tw o quan en ofF undam entels of Nursin" an d one quart er ot Mater nai·Newbor n Nursing. Superv ision en d ev alu ation of stud ent s .in assiqned eUn ice! ..-ees is eJC pected. ClAssroom theo ry and on-cam pus skills lab instruct ion as we ll liS work o n Coll ege and Sc hool of Nursin g Committee is requ ired. Quali1i cations inclu de a current Oh io R .N . licen se required as w ell as pr eviou s teaching eJCpe rien ce in a repl s t ~ ed nursing progr am . preff!f'ablv an A SS[)ciate Degr ee Nu raing Pr ogram. desirabl e. BSN requ ired; MSN r eauif ed. but co nslderatio.nwill be !Jiv en t o p wsons currMtly f.lnroll'ed in a Mas t er's Degr ee Nur sing Program Posit io n !Piail abl e A ugust 2 1, 1989. Paid leliY es and insurtrn ce ben eti'l s availabl e ,lnt Bre!itedperson s shoukf senda copy of t heir up-dtrted res ume . in cl ud in q t he nam es an d adct-esS of three referen ce before thlli deadliri e of July 17, 1989 to : M s. Phylli:. M ason, Personnel Officor The Univet'sltv of Rio Grande P . 0 . Box 969 Rio Gran de. OH45874 ' 12 Situations Wanted We c.-e for tld•lv an d hand ~ c~ l"" ur home. 26 veers eJC ri . LPN on cel l. l ow inco u h(ln, l I t.i 14 9926873 aher 7 : 00~ m . fo r more information. Room for eldtrty mll'l or womM ot EHm llomo. old•ly Care''" ond hondlcopped. 614-8t2-' 6173. �__,, I'-··- • 15 ~ .......... Schools h'lltruC11on LAF:F ·A·DAY 51 Hou•ehold Good1 · 53 SWAIN AUCTION e FU~NITURE 12 Olve St .. Golllpolil . I ~ I t b.b¥111: in my home. Ae•oneble ,..... fleferencw ..,,.... ble. AI ag-. ll~o. w.ekendl C•H .! .1 r 6 14-24&-1781. . . t,, . .\\ I . Hou .. .,dTrd.-flep*· Undflt'pln..._ IJIIinling.lnatda and out ' pk.lmbktg. wm pllinl ceilin- , ,,, 614-992· 1158. ........ W•her•. dryen. r•frig.-ators, rangtla . Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Rd. ~Ide Stone Creot Motol.' lt4-44&-7388. . LAYNE'S FURNrrURE Sof• .. d chairs p,lced from H0t1rs: M,T .W 10• .m. to 8p.m ., · sun~~ov t 1o· lp.m. 814-812· · 32 Business Opportunity Tf1E !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- [NG CO . reoommen• th• you do busin•• wilh plftple you know. • d NOT to tend monev through the mail until you h.,e inYettig•ed 1hi oft•tng. , l'nvestment Property I 2 ttOI\' f\ouse h11 4 apa1men11 wtth Potenti-' income • 1. eoo. ,.ve•. Corn•Cole.nd"ThirdSt., : ~iddep~. Would also mike • gr• nuning home. UO, 000. or mike .,. off•. Call Jedc W . 1 Carsey. · Owner~ Agem at 614~ 992- 2403 or 614-992-2780. ' L.ne .a AMF Bowling l..-le for sale. Matan. W . Va .l Excellent ; eondiUon. tmall down Pf't'ment, owner fhuncing .available. , priced for quick sale. Make a 1 gr~ .....,.~ operation. Must sel t;.v Aug. 1. Call Jack W. Can.,, Owner- Agent at 1-614-9922>103 or 1·114-992-2780. Real Eslale ~ornes for Sale 31 1986 Redman Sedional28x56. 3 br .• 2 bMh. cent. air, must be moved. Call 614-448-8694 after 6. 7 2 E leona mobHe home. 12~ 86. underpinning. porch, new King woodbtr,.r. •3200. Must ..11. Coli 614388-9688. 19 f!f1 Shultz mock! I•. home. 3 br .• 2 -blths, CA. 3 g•ege For sale bf owner. call614- 367· 7212 after 5 p.m. c• 2 .br .. 1 ·bath. Sporton lmeriel Aluminum trail•. Exc . irwett· · ment asrentalu nit, Window, AC, Must bemowd./ 12600. Crown City., Main St., lot 1 Call 614-256-1282after 6 p.m. I Mlrcury TroiHng motor, St\or• lin• trill• .,kJs mora. Allin IIDOd cordtion. Call 114-992-21'70. · & 35 lots Acreage 8"14-448- 8005. 3' tJI" .. sectional. 2 full baths. flr'• l.ce/ buitt- in hutch, double oven 1r range. CA. city schools. . Smafl ha. in county. Newly remodeled. Needl little work. 9 mi. E- of Rio Grande-MovingMUst ael. •19,000 firm , Call 614-288-6304. 3 or 4 BR houst. l•ge farnity roam. 1"'12 bllh. City Schools. Gat h. .. l•ge lwei lot with shade tr. .. Cabinets, refrigerator • r.,ge. call for ll)point· ment 814--'46-3907. · 3 bi.. ...,.;o,.l. 2 full bOth& firepiiiCe. doubt.! · lot, double oven & r.n 91. CA. City Schools. 446-97eo. 683 3rd ...... Gallipotis. 2 br ;, c•peted. d!,Jpl•. 1 112 bath outside ato~e. $260/ plus dep & utilitiM. Call 814-246-9595. ' 614258-t~41. For sale bf' owner. inMiddeport. Four bect-oom home on Beech St. Double lot two c• g•age. fu II b•ement, and mMY other features. Will sacrifice. ' 614- 992· 7430. 3 bedroom. 1% ba1hs. 2 c• !"Jarege. in Syrecuse. Call 614- 992-3277 Suitable lot for tr'lliler or building In Pomeroy , Ohio. $6400. Guido, 614-992- 2529 Ashtoh be&Jtitul one aae lots wtthriver1rontage. publicwater. Ctvde Bowen, Jr. 304-5762336. ' Asht.on, l•ge building lots. mobile homiel permitted. public water, prices reduced. Cfvde 30~576-2338. Bowen. Jr. "'h acre Camp ConlfJI. Point Pteaaant, full hook up. 304-675- 7568. Estate ho me. Fairview Road For sale bv owner. 1 acre plus 221160 home. 21.-ge out buildings. 2 Carports, small pond, wd·burn.. refrig. . ntnge. air mnd. 818. 000.00. CAll 57& 2953 aher 4 p.m. Mobile Homes for Sale 9340. 2 br., 1 Ox 50 Westwood on ,.,ted lot in Galliplis. 82.800. Coli &14-446-6769. 1981 New Moon 14x70. all etectric. fireplace. new c&rpet. Coli 614-379-2989. 1981 Doubi~J~Wide. in e.c. con d. Will seM on lind contrat:t. For More Info. c~l 814-446- H510. .. 114-448-4835. 41 R•-Mdl 14 w-2 bed• - 1911 Modal Colonial-toto! Ful -furnished . g•age apt . All util " ies paid eJtcept electricity, N .. decorated & caprmed. Dep. lsa 3 belt-oomtrail•. Call 814-446-8558. or 61~446- 7126. . Nice -private, 2 bt., · no pets, Greene Schools. 41 / 2mi. from Gellipoli!l, 8225/ mo. Call 814- 44&-e038. 614-388-9BOB. o• 814· 3B88319 . For rent. 2 BR mobile home located in Kerr. · S175 month. $100 d.,oso. Call 61.4-4461354. . . 12JI60 mobile home. 2 BA , located 3 milm from town. $225 month. Water paid Call 61444& 1055 or 614-446-2082. 2 br ., Unfurnished. all alec. AC. Rt. 588; private tot. Cell 614-- 446-4607. o• 6t4-445-2502 2 br .. unfurnished. 10~~:60 with • pan do, in Cheshi'a Ref .• • O.p. req'd . Coll304675-9760, or 614-448-4369. PICK ENS FURNffURE New / Used Household furnishing. 1/ 2 mi. , Jerricho Rd. Pt. Ple•ant. WV. call 304· 675-1450: Riding mower. push mower. a rotOtill•. ,..... w.sher. can 81 ... 446-442f. 4607, or 814-448-2602. 2 br, apt., cent,al air, dishw'a1her 8250/ mQ. . on Grahm School Rd. Coli 514-446- 38B8 or 614448-4491 . Regen()(. Inc. 2 BR ap.,ment. , . . pUsh c•pet. ftSN pamt. utiliti• partiallv paid. $175 mo: 304-671>&104 or 304-6755386 ' One Br .• unfurnished ._n . ..,ge 2 bedroom Apts. for ·rent. Carpeted. Nice sening. UunG-y facilities available. Call 614- 992· 3711. EOH. 7 pc. poster Basset DR .. suite 8999 or 832 .76/ mo. S60 cash reblte. H.D. Bunkbetk $149 or S12.48 / mo. 4dt. ches1$49 .95. 5 dr. ct'test $64. 96. Mattress set 'iS99 . Bunkies S 39 . 96 . c"rib rriatt,esses 829.95. 57 Beautiful ladl• diaritond ring~ includes appralul Clrttfic•e. Ladies jeans & tleck.l. C.l lovesiel 8799. or $31 .90/ mo. Wrth sso reb••· coffee II end tables $71 set. All_ wood country dinette set, 3 chairs & bench with marching hutch S61B or S24.66 mo. 575 rebate. 8 gUn giMs front gun cabinet 8 289 or 813.55/ mo. S25 r• '\;:;g..Poly 11 M k.,bo•d. _. ti!OO. IIncludlng Now Pold I Uke niiW Tanctv 1000 SX with ilklal disk drive. color monitor. with numerous gam•. eWcational. lla blank diacs. Alk· amp.) , B~:~nclr ftute. 9 monthl old, t300 . Coli 8t4-992·5t8e. aft• 6 p.m. l~dlvklual · gutt1r •••on•. begmners. seriaus gullarist. Brui- ing/ Ot100. Coll6t4-379-21B3 c•dis Music. 114-448-0887, Jeff Wamolev lnotruC:tOr. 114441·8077. Llmoatl open{ngo, Home & car computer disk player with remote control • l>lltterv pock aoklng/1100. eon 814-379-2183•tt• 5 p.m. 112" of 8 ' x11 chlln llnkl fence. Call 6t4-25&-626B. 69 For Sale or Trade Ch..,glng tablo/110: lloby cor seat / 17; misc. bati¥ h:tmtltH Ill or seperate. Clfl 114-245- Complete line of oak furnilt.. ings, oak ifinette 6 prea back chairs e949 or t37. 89/ mo. tso rebate . Curio .cabinet-curved glass front -S 279 or •15.14/ mo. Trade in' I taken. 40 inch alec. range/ $75; 30 inch elec. rang!'{ •76; Kenmore a"'o washer/ 895: ·a.E. auto wesher/ ,9&: · O.E. dryer/ S76· Whirlpool drye,/ $76: 30 inch gas range / 175; refrig·frost free / S76 ; Maytag auto waaher/ 1160: ChestfriMIIer. 17 cu . ft . S160; Skaggs Appliances Upper Riv~r Rd . Call 814-44S: 73SB. Can 61 4-44~ 3897. · Far sale or rent. 2 bed"oom. furnished. washer· drve,, air, 1225 month plus deposit. 614- 992· 7479. Trailer. 2 be<toom. cle.,. re1er· ences ,equirad. Rt. 1, l0<111t Rood, 304-675-t076 4 Bedroom. furnished Mabile 1-t:lm&. Children b.Jt no plls. S .. e Of Rent, 1988 2 be*oom "14• 70 mobile t'tome. 304 875-788B. 44 . 55 Building Supplies . 53 Sleeping rooma with cooking. Alto Trails space. All haok- l-4)1. CAll attar 2p.m . 304-773· &6151 . Malon WV. Antiques . .. Buy, sell or trade, ant·" $u" e collactabl•. S01Dickor ollyot Ed's Galllpolil Flea ~rket. Set/ Sun. ,or call 814· 446- 46 Space for Rent Commerclalsp~ce, 1400SCIUire feet. corner Second and Pine Aml.le P•king-rear. Cell 614· 44 · 4249, 448-2325, 44844,28. Countfv Mobile Home Perk. Rou\4 ~~3. Nonh of Pom•oy. Loti. rentals, parts. *'I•. Call 6t4-992· 7479. ~ 7612. daitv altar 6 p.m. Trodolnl tBIIt 'flctori.,-2 bed- Building Meterlels Blodc, brick. 18Wer pipe1. windows, lintels. etc. Claull Wintwa, Aio Grande. OH. CaR 614-245-5121. Pets for- Sale Groom and Supply St'top-PM Grooming. All breeds . . . AII !ltyles. lema Pet Food Deller. Julie Webb Ph. 6t4-441-023t . P.M. 10gol 1981 Chevett• Std. t360. CaR a 14-949-2328 lifter 5:00p.m. 19B,8 Ford Eocon . 43.,000 miles, excellent condition. t2100. Calll14-28&-13tlol· t• 7:00p.m. 1979 Plymouth Stillion Wagon. AM-FM cMIIttl. •lant 5. new !)lint. Mutt eee Clifton. W: Va. Coll304-773-8384. · 1983 Plymouth Reliant . 4 daor sedan. Like niW. Auto. ~ft . All the aqu!pment. 11750. 814992·67t9. .· U80.DD .. boot offer. 304-576-2154. body. E Clan. Chry !ller Far Slle1984, AMC EagleSta. Wgn. 4 WD. Air. 86.000 mill!ll. n .8oo, 13041 178·2670. Mus~an g 1979 Cobra . lor / 1&198; 20t0 John ., ,000.00 • .,., 6:00 {304) 676-39t3. . rou,.. bailerl t2691. Coli 114216-6522. '84 G,..d Prl• LE . air, cruilt. Hey Bin dirt in good worttlng cond . afso new John Deere mower conditioners . Come see what we have . Agraoon Inc. John Detro "•I• 011 in service, Upp• River Rd. GalllpoMa, call 814· 448-0475. 191!18 \J Nove, 43.000 actual milet. 6 CVl •ut o. Interior exCellent. 81,200. 00. Setious inquir" only , 304-875-&424. MerCl.lry and trallw Cell 304-676-74t8. Trucks for Sale , ,_.up 114_99 .,d 109ol Mbl;ed hi¥ concltioned, never wet, nice bll•/ •1 . 50 uch. C.l 304-87&-2902 ofler I p,m: Hey For Sole. Call 114-388f771. Hay for llle in field.· *1 . ~ bal& Coli 114· 742· 2476 or · 114742-3058. A~alfa Hoy, 140 A for ollage.,. cflop. Call Andy Sigler, ·Morgan F•m, Rt. 35. 304-!l37·2018by July 10. .Atfllfe round bal•. 19 per c:ent protein tell. Morv-n Farm. A 1. 31, 304-937-201.8 . . AKC registered Blue Aullrilitr~ Hell• t75·oo . ~-· - · f-ate. ...... · 1=!'141 6 6-5110. ' White Germ• Sheplwd pun. pieo t31 . 00. {30~ 87"1Bot". ariD Ll"ttlt. 1919 Ch.,y ' half ton. e cyl. 3 spd. New tires. thocb u: heust . Driven daily parts trUCk/ •1200 fir..-.. Call 614- a 441·23P8. or 114-248·5823. 19711 .Jeep CJ7. 3110 engine. flblrgiM 1op, 44,000 octuol mH11. Many new parts. &14- 992·7530. 1950 FOrd rid!:up. Good condition . Cal 814-992·738• ._..eninga . Vans& 4 W.O. tlon. uaoo. 814-BS&-~39 . 1984 t1500. col1. 114-38f.-88. 1970 0 0 ' · 0 c h•gar Rt, 313 04800. Call 814-44&-23110 of· 1•1 p.m. · F or Sal1: 1910 Oml40.000 mi. CNow point, now11r•. oxc, cond. • 111114-379-2&02. Dodge -- Merclwul1 se :,....I 11 home. En•w olll- • • - o r t • d t o .... - - et'-423-IS7t. 111llllolll•-t21t41t..... '78 Dodge van •6oo.oo. Runs liQod. 304-871·8113. , • • I 1111 M'A'S'II 8 Septic T.,k Pumplnlt t90. Gel · 537-9128. MORKMEEKLE leTHER~6!XI-\ A THIN~ABA 'UNION R::l<. KID5~ I DON'T -KNOW, .. · Ron's TV Servjce• ..,.a•lzingin ·zenith also tMYidngmost oth• brands. Hou11 c•ls, also 1001e applience rapllrs. W.Va 304- Anderson triM 10 aand a . lrten'd home, bulle forc:ad 10 MY MOTHeR FIRED ME= nil$ MORNING-. ' WHY~ hunt him. (Rj Q i1J1 tlllawllz Weakill Malrlll O-ld. Whit I Ulla Marr111 ~t ..· :a~::==~ Mandrell, The Jell. Tanya Tucker, J8Hit:a Boucher and Helen ComeiiUI, 8:30 • (J) '1111 Knight • .,.,. Hank Knight and Everett Oaya !8IUrrt to the airwaves 676-2440. 1'. 1"·10 BARNEY after 1 NEVER WAS ONE TO 60SSIP BUT--UH-- Cor. FourthandPine Gallipolit, Ohio WAIT A SECONT, ELVINEY & WHAT IN THUNDER DID SHE GO BAQK IN TH' HOUSE FER? Feaf\lrad aeglllflnts Include motollzed .,_ skll and video fllhlng. (R) 0 Thll Weak In 1:10 (I) u.s, Olympic Qald Jackie Joyner Ke.- Invitational, trom UCLA, los Angeles, CA .-.n t:;:;:; (T) Electrical Refrigeration 1971 H•l~ O.vilon Elt<:tr• orlglnlll cond. ,_ mll01. t3800. COli 8t4-441-1789. till Yamoho "'""1m CM1dt glide .. II drOll. OOIC. apple r.cl shaft drhte low ml01/ •t300 Oolllpollo. Coli l14-44t·t008. . murder of a race nor... (R) 2 .. D~l•d Wilt• S~ {ca: Pools, Cisterns. Weill. Dellvey Anyt;me. Coli 814-44&-7>104-No SundaY calli . BERNICE J & J Woter Sarvlco. Swimming · pool•. ~cltt•ns. wells. Ph. 614246-9288. 811101. Alto, buy anytNng - · Pol•lo 4 whlolwL cllrlng M., or Juna .,d get t200. 00 worth t.DDO or 2. 000gollonodllllvory. CoH 304-8768370. Phone 304-1764130. pools, -'lo, cist•na, 1,000 or 2.000 delhl•i• phone 1172 17 II. ,., CNft Tr1 Hul - · 121 H' hln.-l!lll!nt, ....,._ tflll, now upllojat•r· UIOO. C:0118t4-21.13181f· ,.7:00p,m. . . BEI)EOSOL . Plllridct; Wmlr Hauling slrvice, a•. 304-57&-2311 or 1i4. 441. "'JB8. ' Watt1rson'1 Water Hauling. Re•onabte r.r•. volume dis· 2.0:QO to 4,000 CIPICIty, cilt•nt. pooll, wells ltC CQ.Unll. Col! 304178-21tt, 87 Upholatary ' ..,..llld Dr. Who< Of Ma,. The Or. mu1t do ballli with PrQfasaor Scarman and hll robot mummiH. (NR) (J) Auatln City Limit. (1 :00) (l) ,;:-:-:;-:::---:----ofHin-lon, dlsoountanowon R • R W•er Ser\tice. Pools Turw Ups on ATV ' • .nd ltr• • cflterns. wells. lmmediet.: 'I I Honda VF 700 M-en a.. exc AmWIIIIrlkHng . Spanlllt Open from BarcelOna, Spain (T) General Hauling At. 35C,ell811•. 7mll•eouth of Pol•il acc••ort• frM. . McCal lnVeltlgate the Licensed electrician. Ridenour .Erect,ical. 304-178-1786. · so.n. remoree.' · LI8IIA (lepL IJ.Oot. . , Don't tllke . tlllngl out on ,...My l'llimb.rs todey 11 you 1M you'Ve been -.'IIOwaad or S...a allltinaa you·. .· been wan11ng lor ~ by the outlkle - ' d. along, langtkM-.Id IIMIIy come your They're on your llkiiiMCI want to help. . way In theyaer ahead. VO..r persistence , ICOIIPIO (Oot. M Nail. II) Your Illand patlal10e wiR be the two major loc· •• likely lo be superior to thoae of your · turn the trk:lc . .,_. today, yet you might Ignore your (,...If......, 12) Bringing In- own lnolgltto end lollow suggeiiiOIIII. Into the picture lodll)' w11o ore lhat create compliCations. · tuna wHh your. Immediate con- . IAGITrAIIIUI (..,, a Dec, 11) Don'! • carne COUicl pro.- counterproductive. put yoonellln an awkward poeltlon to- , Ia IUftl thlt loiiYOftl on bOird le aim· day by gelling lnvo!wdwlth people whO ·! lng In the dlracllon. Ma!Or can afford 10 do thll'tgl you can't Make• cMI gee . . ahead for In the exit H -.ta ma.a In lhla c- . QD . . . , . . . .. 8ancl tar your C"M'IIICORH (0.. :!Wan, 'Ill) lhlng rw might lllnd In your way loday and bar your path from achieving a c.,_ ot>lectiV.. Blowing oflataam may make you feel beller, but It won't help your Image. Aat,JAIItUI 1"- JO.Fab. 'Ill) may be alol going on behind lhe acenes loday ol which you won'! be aware. It could be a big mistake If you make com. mllments belore you have ali the !acts. PIICES (Feb. 20-llarcll 20) Outside help you •e depending on mlghl nol forthcoming today. ThiS may set back Y'¥ ochadule, but It won't derail your pro-. · ~~ (lllnll! lt•Aprl 11) today II might Ilea ~ has • beltet lllln you for. demanding etten.tkln, Thera'a a ahMaa yaw prlorttilll may haft to take a back -110 lhOM ol Graph predlc11onsloday. Mall $'t to Astro-Graph, c/o lhls newspaper, P .O. Box 91421, C-and, OH 4410t-3428, Be sure 10 etale your zodiac sign. ' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) II your mind Is sllll on lhe - e n d and not lhe work day, you are noiiiJ<ely tp have much to show lor your ellortoloday.·To be eflec11ve. ' you need organlzallon and objacll-. · VIRGO (Aug, 23-lepl. 22) Frivolous purchases won'tHMI as morale boosl· ers today lo help put you In a be11er lrame of mind. In fact, If you are exlrav· agant you could end up wllh spender' a :f,ecatu1 Mlro- ' lion. . •••octetea. ~ .TAUIIUI (April 20 May 10) H you do not want ofhara 10 talk HI of you In the lulute, ........ you do not IPMk Ill of !hem today. Whit goaa around - around. . (..,It,._., lluanoad 011•1 Don't be In· t~Y· companlone or ••• a clatee who try to tal< you Into taking lliecutatlva rillkl todll)'. You CXJUid and up fwl)ng ·•lcthnlzad If t11ey go " pool." . . . 8 • a 0 Fradd)"a Nlgl1tmal8a ·S'\vantnta Nawe . " gNawe 11J The Hllcl.... 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'· · CRYPJOQUOTE8 CtOHIIOW 0 HIICIICG Ck PNMnte • CountryCtlpl TQVRVM tO:IO(I)!tl!!llfTracka: CllartfllllllaiS 8111110. t1 :00 (J) IUn Tin Tin K-1 Cop •Cil • ....... ~~~,::30) •C2l • •o (I) Ill......., t1:111Cil C.np'll ,.•• .(J) Night ! ::caMar CO:~ MWQPKSZ ~· Q pD VP KAVD R V H N .I '' DA JoN·S V.JKA. KNUTNS.IKQSND z-Show ·LM WTVPVWP GN AJEN PW . ' Down Ranoa McGI8w 0 MOVII: 1111 Y•IRI (2:00) ~ . '. fan's cry 8 Cmccomb 9 Frankie's . second mate 10 King (Sp.) ~KIIchen 10:30 (J) .K7 48 Avid DOWN Wilt 17111 CBS Newa pr1matlme magazine, \. i ,'J.II·II 37 Oahu ·garlend 38 Waterfall (Scot.) 39 Volcano In Honshu 43 Betwlxl . 45 Asylllm 481mbue 10:00()) llonlariOWII • (J) 1111 Hunter Hunter and ~nict...tlll or commercial wit·~g. New liN ice or rep•s. 85 .tO.yean~. (0:30) D • «D laJOIId TOIIICIIYOw Phona 114-448-388B or 8t444&-4477. 84 J lnoldfiMCrlla of the modeling bualnna. Electrical. roofing. kitehen. b• ttwoom, replacement. framing concrlte. drvv.ll. c.-amlc inltaN•ion. all remodelinG 304- . CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING · • «D Repotwa Leam the 157&-23980hlo 6t4-448-2454. Plumbing & Heating MOVIE: •az T- Of DUtJ 1111 NORTH .AlOe85 t10 8 .K9 62 rate 15 June bee lie 18 Arab garment 18 French season 'Coowlatad' ABC latunlll)' Night Movie (2:00) . (l) Auatln City Llnllta (1 :00) Cll ....,. F_, on Cafttar Explore the Mven main ortxas (deities) of the religion Canelombla. (1 :001 r:l lia Co. RON EVANS ENTER PRISES, Jocks..,, 0 H 1 -BOO. Fetty TrH Trim,.,.g. ltUmp (I) (I) • Georgoo C - Rd. Call 114446-0294. removal. Co11304-17&-133t . · Orand Ole 0pry LMI 1:00 • C2l 1111 Goldin Ollta Sophia Cleeldes to marry MIX, her late husblnd's bulln811 partne~-~'lQ ®Dar At The Motorcycles 1171 GI_IM,..tl' 14oHJ',. - " " ' ...,Mill!& «Uoo, ollw I GO. 30'-171-.13 ........ ~--goodCDnd. , • AI ........ 130.. 1711-.71 .,I oaacon takes ovw as SWEEPER a n d - · machlno .,.,.. - .... J-. 51 HouleholgJoodt oolea: Filmy - Horrid - IGNORE HIM . star 6 Till now 11 Reduce 12 Piece Ql garlic 1,;13 Diminish 14 Remllne· Backllllga 1:30 • (2) 0 Amafl When the Reverend gets th8 measles, ripair. 1*1"1. and auppli•. Pick up and dellvei'Y, Divis VICl.lum Cl11nar, one half mile up '"'"'7 Goose~ ill Otend Ole ()pry LM1 Roger1Baaement Wat•prooflng 82 1 "Father (2:00) 1·814-237· 04BB, d., or night. , ., by THOMAS JOSEPH' ACROSS 47 .Correct bOU. (R) r:l 11J MOVIl:-Ruarback IAI mlnllter. (RI Q • I I ·1 CROSSWORD co-wortcers and hie new WATERPROOANG Hfelii'M guw.,. tee. Loclll rlf•'"cee furnilhed. II II s• party lor AND MEEK I ~ t.l::> (/Jil£ER, 00 f<ELAiiOOSHtP MD 00 MOklEY. ,. r I' r r r r ·1 Remember Jacoby's aci~~ on EAST bands tbat look so euy you· ;~er Wl'm' 4JI2 4 wblfy (you)H're playing thein. Ask your· . ; ~-~ s .QJI08 se : 1 ow can r possibly go set? (2) • K Q J 9 6 t7U% How can I prevent that 11appening? •• ~ 4 s +A7 Declarer won the ace of diamonds souru and made the natural play of a heart · .Q to the king. He·could nd longer avoill .AV65432 losing a diamond, two hearts and a tAS club, Perbapa declarer would have .QJ 10 been sucet!SIIIul II dummy held A.J-9 Vulnerable: Nortb·Soutb of spades lastead of A·10·9. He mlpt Dealer: South tben bave seen that first playing ace of hearts from bla band would allow bim Well Norllo Eut an optloa whenever eil!ler opponent Pill 1+ P111 held aU four trumps. That option P111 P111 would be to take &·spade finesse while All pallS the heart king remained in dummy as a quick entry. · Opening lead: t K Even with A-10·9 of spades iD dum· my, it is right to firsrplay the ace of L-~ · · hearts. Wltb the knowledge that the ing to. iet it rtde. West .sboUid corer heart game will succeed only if a dia· slnce'lleclarer might be playing from mond loser can be avoided declarer Q-z of spades. Dwruily'a spade ace must thea play for the spade'ltlng to be wins and the 10 is led. East plays jhe with West and the spade jack with jack, declarer ruffs, and a heart to the East. So he cashes the ace of ·hearts king allows South to abed bis loehlg and leads tJie queen of spades, Intend· diamond. ' ·· iglvflfl•az Kalil 'a..... AIHI a BOb's Caravan 1110 Qlwy Malibu ... buill ' cond. 02,800.00 neglotabl• -alii 304-176 7189. . trenaNalon. - • MltarMtlc. V·l. cl- body, brown/t880. WhMo. CoH 814-24J-MOI. Boats and , . , _ ,.., ......,.,. . . h 75 tOo,- mi. ..,.,__ Eoo . Motors for Sale lllo GrMtde/tt3,800. 0111 i14· a ••, • - Motor, 12 fl. John l011, a trll• lor . . ..,. MIO Calll14-37f.2111 . ble July 1st. Coli 8~4-982· 8846, 7 ,00. o.m.-4:00 · p.m.: 614-949· 22t7 ovenlngo. mile journey of the South Seas In an outrigger canoa. •8.98t.oo, 1304187&-4480. m-oa. looka good, ~17-~:'t:e':' 0111. •1100. Call 74 81 ChiiYV l-ela 1tatk)n-" ~ ···•c•. Runs good. ,.ce f.,lly Of The WCIIkl J , Adveliu. Follow a 800 (f) 8t4·248· ... t911t T-blrd ,..,. good/•4ao. Colll14-38&-9111. utlh:i• lnctuded. AJr condtt+oned. •200. P• month. Awil• uol / 16600. Coli 11294. 1980 Dodge Converslan Van, low . R)il~& excellent Condl· 114-24ti-1181. . 1113 01• Cutlla lupNme. loaded. ·~c . contl. low mi. , For Sala: 1979. t ton GMC, ced•- COI"tttdtu. Chf!IWVs. Sur· plus . Buyer• Gl(ide 111 80&-187-1000 Ext, S -10tB8. t913 R.,.,H Alll.,oo. .Go9d condition. Cal 114-441-784t. Bt 01~ 0 (l) Caua•u•a Radi!ICa,. r ' Call In MacGyver's streu-rallel_program ate killerl. (R) tiJ. Home Improvements Free Htlm••· •• Ga'"' partldpant8 st.-van. N1w tires. Very Good · Rot..,. or cable tool drlling. Cond~ion . Call 8t4-3117· 7833. Molt wt~Ua r:omplerild same d.,.. Pump •h• and sCMYice. 304- · 1987 4x4 Ford Ranger. ManBSG-3802 73 ;:;:========~~;:;:~~==:::::::~::::~::::::J Chwy ~gnumMonteopd. / tiOQ t878 C.rlo/ tZIO. Call SNAFU® by llpce Beattie l977Chevy, C10. 3apd.,210·1 cyl. runs good1 •400. Call 6t4-643-2187. . GOVERNMENT SEIZED Veh> cl• from 1100 Fordo. - · RegisterectBeaglepupi. 160.00 AU-Star Serv1ce s '71 C...,y pidlup with topper, 30& engine. auto 'trlii'ISr,tilliQn. P8, P$, olr cond, ctll 304-876 ~19 aft:er 8:00. ' lna car. ex(!llllent condt6on. 1980 Mllltllng. fair concltion. . ae.. ttful PUre Breed German Shepherd PuppiH. t nialo. 3 femelt. 8Y.. weeki ofd, anytime before 9 p.m. {304) 8B2·348t . 5tpeld. PS, PB. AM·fM . Coll8t4-44117903. t960. Caiii14· 38B·9888. 1971 Mercury Mon•ch. C•ol- eoch, 304-773-5a01. wHh .........t OrMtelt Hill Hletory Of The 23 f1 camper t2.600.00. 304- B1 • C2l 1111 ALF An extortionist ttueatens 10 tum In ALF as an Illegal alall: (RI D • ( ) ) . . . , ., 13041171·45B9. 773-8538. Mountain (G) (2:00) C1J • (I) MacOyvar Two l~u;:onditional 64 Aoenc:v . 8t4-378-2788. a. 2•fl .. sleeps BASEMENT 77 lt4 ton 4 wh. dr ~ Chevy. With snow plow. Goo" engine. fM bod¥'. Needs t~tmi•ion work . Att..,tion' tobacco producers: ln1ure your crop against hail damage. Contact the Jim A Hie . f:.; ~F.EEl> . • ' esoo.oo. 1974 Chwv. J&Miderd. e650. Call 614-379·2628. Grain ' . StarCraft pop-1.4), 11eep1 8 . furnace. very-good condftion. price on Inspect. 506 29th Street. 1971 VW . Rabbit. new point 1600.00. 14 It Seerov 35 lip 1'1. P~. phone 304-87&·"1184. & ·j ~ESCIME • Cnlok • Ctlll. . 7:31 I]) Andy Qrlffltll 8:00 (J) MOVIE: My_lllda Of The 8, 16,999.1304) 876-44BO. PM . C&~T~mlnadi•llengin& Hay Win~go Glanton • miles. 814-387- 0122afl:•5:00 Livestock ATTENTION Horse Owners, Paint Plus Is now c•rvlng tack. Paint Plus. 2415 Jacksan A\18, 1978 -~~A"~rtl'/1 Q 0 Cnlllflra ,..-. l't 0 NW'.YS. 1979 Coachman Campe~ . sleeps 6. RemoWble stove and table. awning, portable toilet, goad oondition. t1000. CIH 111t, PW, PL. cloth Interior. high ·C/ ·. 63 tfATE (I) USA Today • - by hll1ng •n the m•ssing word• .. fo!agulna (0:30) · CIJ EntatUIIn- Tonight (0:30) 18 ft; Wlnnedbego MotorH om e. runalke new- / ,2900. Calll14- 67r;-6n2 and ask fOr Scott. Deere trac· • Gl MpJor ~•on• ea..blll . .:t I h•• a riew-ide1. 2 tow corn picker, ex c. cond. E-Brush Hog. lnternationlll 7 ft. h.,. conditWner/ •62&. Call 114·2511189. Jofln 7:011]) Andy Grtlfltll 7:30 • (J) Family Fauci 0 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ETTERS I' By Jameo Jacoby . .Top Card 79 Motors Homes ' & Campers . • BRIDGE 0 Andy Grtlflth 11J Miami VIce Used end new tit-. intheoldc• wash blllide 8J'1 Re~tuFant on Jade.• on A we . • a ~p Ill Clrlc:lnMtl Pappy's Used and New Tir•. ~ • Genial - Wager - OMoMyllna . POOR BOYS TIRES , 304-676 · I In order to maintain a well~balanced perspective, the per· son who has dog to worshiP him shpuk:l also have a cat lei IGNORE HIM . ...:- 3331. front an.d allnamein •18.9&. •.000 good used tir-. 1emi tlr~. nlll'V tir• 8t4-982· 7853. (J) PM Magnlna J!, • a o Wheal 01 304876-3246. . A philosophy professor gave me this wise coul)sel : "The ImpOrtant tiling about your lot In life is whetller you · S~RAM-UTS ANSWERS Nawelbw Jeep pM"tswithwheell andtirlll. . 6 GEl UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS 10 I .ANSWER ' · (I) •(I) Currant Affair (l) (f) MacNeil/ Lehrer 446-619t . or St4-446-0897. 78 Ch.,lttt 4 eyl Milo. sotld • .-® 8paltaCan* (0:30) 304-87&-7t28. 18 ft. prowler NIIOMbl& Call cpmplete 143.25. tor rent:" in Middeport. All mont!\ utll•·pold.l3041 876 9780 . shlpe. •2100. 132 8utteri1U1 Ave .• Pom•ov. OhiO. 89 Oodge 250 plclrup, ..... Ho1el· 614-448-9180. Four Otalleng• II alUminum whe•. 14 inch & four hole. e200 firm. Caah onty. C.H 1982 2802X, 2 ....... Sspoed, T-tops, runl 8XC. C.ll (304t 1 Used 2 betWoom ap.-tment1, tilly tlogo. CaH 614·245-9689. c•peted, .,pll .. c.. water an dl Countrv stvht sofa, excetlent trash pidc.ups ptO\Iidecl MainteHAPPV JAC~ FLEA GARD: AI .c ondition. $300. Cream. blue&. n~~nce friM nviOg dose to shqpmetal patented device control• pinq. bsnks and schools. For mt~.~ve . Call 614-4-t&-7903. fleas in the home withOut. more informatloncall304-882· chemicals or exterminator. ReFor Sale: Used Horlzomalluxaire 3716. E.O.H. suhs overnight! A•o Feed & fuel oil furrv.ce / noo. Call Suppty. 399W. Main St. Pom• 614-446-3969. Rt. 588. Beech Street Middleport, Ohio. one and 1wo bedroom t.Jrnilhed apts, rtrfsence" .,d depo1it. Washer 81 gas dryer set. WhirlAKC Registered Golden Re· pool white. 8260. Al1o 2 wi~ 304-882-2566. tri~Ner puppiet. I w.kl old. dow air cond. Call 614-245Had ell shots. Call ·304-882· . 2B54. Furnished 2 bed-oom apt ., re· 6405. france and sec11rily dapO!IIt required. New HewMI. 13041 For Sale: Down bl•tMiller. Gas AKC Registered Cock .. SpanW Furnace. good co nd./ 1360. Call 812-3267.• pups . Buff- blond . . Shott, 614-446-0461 . wom~ed. reac:tv . Call 614-898One bedroom tnnie hed ept, YfifY 8681 . . d..-. and nice. No pets. 304- Used appliancea. Westws. dry. era, ranges. refrigeretors, micr~ 67&- 1400. Pure bred Welkw Coonhound 'wave ovens. Ken's Appli.nce. PUPI. 130. Cal!814-982·2882. 217 E. 2nd St.. Pomeroy. One bedroom furnished apt, all utlitl• paid, c:entral ak, 304- 814-992· 6335 or 814·986· Fish Tank. 2413 Jackson Ave 358t . 676-2722 . . Poin1 Pleaunt. 304-675-2063: Rooms: fQr rent· week or month. St.-t:ing at $120 a mp. Gallla 1177 Ford LTD in •cetlent 61 Farm Equipment· 18ft. ft ..bedtrailer, lingle~Rie. dull tlrea. •tt bed. •375. firm. Call 81-!-·388-9888. eel id 14 t ructure. st s '' fthlghln cent•. furnace with central air; all duct work. ..., on tile. Monday 8 :09. . Black- lab puppies.. 7 wk. old. Wormed / .25 . Great family aso.oo. Phone 304-882· 2B47. 8 14-3B&-8647 Cont8Ct Q -~Stlga 1:31 I]) Carol lumtlt 7:00 (J) Father Mulphr • iI:.· •., 0 L.....L-.L....lL-.L-L-..J y~ develop from step lllo. 3 below. 9...,_ Call 814-388-9888. 3358 olttrlp.m. I - IIJ lllowllz Toellly Pon1ioc 400 big block wfth 814-992-787.1 . oe.e/ 13460: John o... 3 point mower/ 1396; Vermeere t 56 (!) 3-2·1 I I I ,~ p p I TT0 use it to.r bllilding or - . " .......,:,lg,..-;.,17,.:...,:1~..~ ~~r--1 G Complete, the chuckle quoted 1:30 • •(2) 1111 NBC Nlghlly Nawl 73JA tonChwy 11'Uck, wilfs.el all Cartw Carboretor for 11le oi trade-for ~~nail ~ode Chevy. Call I1 KAR CC 1~!5) ~Ilea a • a Cl8 NeWt • «D Love eor.--uon tit wheel, AM-FM raclo, new tlr• Aeldng t3000. 11~912· I I' I r I 11J Cartoon E.,_. 7& Ch8VY ~ tpeed transmission for ton truck. 8100. Call 114- at ,495.00. {30"41 676-4480. 3020 Phonel3041 578-2345. Air cond., 18, 000 btu. a. living nn. suite. Call 614-266-8689. Furnished R 0011)8 Auto Parts ., 12 111. 5 00 8porteLook (0:30) (I) e (I) ABC Nawe Q (l) lladr llanlc • all. 1913 Q,.,d Prix. Pe. PB, AC. 19 83 Crocheted Ros8Ripple Afghan. -:-::..._-::-::--~.:..:...:..~...:..-. Folnt Clinic building. 18 wide x 80 long. 6,200. sq ft, an metal Suppl11~s 1St LIVI:,Iock ,fof·SIIe, 3 pc; living room 1uite. Office or, 11NII busineu space Al*tmlnt for Rent · FJr11i 2415 Jackson Aye. 30487640B4. Now acC8pting epplieltions ior 19 inch Zenith portable color TV with stand .ndrtmOtecon1rot 1 vear old, eJtc eond. 1300.00. Coucf'l .,d chair, good cond, Auto's For Sale ofleri:OOPM . Paint sale now going on af Paint Plus, 20 pillt cent off regu ler price on interior end oterior Pmsburgh Painta. SeleendiJulv 22. You work too h•d to paint with enything l•s. PAINT PLUS, Dragonwynd Can.., KMnel. Pllrslan and Slam ... and Him• layan kittens. Chow stud ,.,.. vice. can 814·448-3844aft•7 For Rent: 3 br .. Mobile Home 1 1/ .2-bat h. with central air / $200 mo. Call614-266-1961 . . 71 p.,ments, call 304-&76-2487 Thunderbird motor ., d tr..amission. llnle girls drelsH size 4 . phone304-675-1484. ON TOP AND Tf.IE VANILLA ON THE BOTTOM .. ---------7t Lincoln. portingout 8380for Plgo lor •Ia call anytime. 13041 t981CavatlerZ24, amonthold. ex c c:ond. ioaded. tae over 8711-t338. . beta. 3 br., mobile home in tt'te country. $175& dep, &utilit ies. Musical I natruments dr•• 6t4-992-884t . - 1 1 . . 14•703--. 'I 3811. """' olfar. Call 61 .._ 387.o248.' Gracious living. 1 ~d 2 bedroom IP wtment1 at Village Manor and R tverslde Apartments in Middleport. From 45 ..:;;m 11iil1- gO! F. A. · Home central .;,, runs ___. A-1 washer & elec. dryer Hide-a-bed sofe . Full size bed. 3 drawer dresser antique brass bed. Be full size bedding, lamps & end tab4e. Corbin &: Snydef Furn. Call 814-446-1171 . a1B2 Caii814-992-77B7. Pets for Sale AkC B01oott - - ' 01. Re~ tO • P'ino t 001. h h•oow CoH li4379 · 2 8 0 2· 8100.00. {3041675-3975. Wood groups S319 or I 17.38 / mo. 3 peice sofa chair. PLEASE, WITf\ THE C~OCOLATE I .' LIKGYN · , . GNAMY • 0 HaPPV Dllp 0 Facta Of Lila I LIKE THE VANILLA ON . TI-lE EIOTTOM B6CAU5E IT !.EAVES A SETTER . LIN6ERIN6 AFTERTASTE .. t~~;~~~;~;;;;~~~;~~~~;~~ 614-318· for 1395 91B8. or will part out. Call , 5189. Financinfi avai!able. ' CONE , 388-8688. VI'RA Tuii18r for rent. St. At. 588. Call 1 B•dtoom. llrMhed upstairs .,1. Main Str... 200 I"' 42S.IS71. Shadf Lawn epis. 729 Second Ave . .Furnished efficiencies starting at/ 1176. lncludM water & gwbaRe. Call 614!446- plisl $150. Coii614-446-0B44, or 614-446-7602 Small ipt for rem. 3 rooms end b•h. phone304-S78-1385. · - 1"" 70 with ...... dod ""'lnl .,d dining ,.,.,.. Out· llt8fti:llnf'l mndtnon-mult be . - .·to 8PPriCI•e. Phone 114- ' 1 br., 2nd floor apt . ne• city park in down town Galli · IIICiric- NIW caJp8t .nd cur-: • • · Ooodcondh:ion. 114-423- 1137t. ' ·Call 6t4-3B&-9946. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Far ep.m. 3 rms., & bath. upstairs cle'"-1 no pets. Suitable for one. Ref. & Oep. requied. Furnished 4928. K•r. 614-985-3538. •c:r•. 12x65 mobile home, .,..tty. room. outbuitdings, fruk .,...•. a•den. S.atellite. drill.ct well rurel water 1989. Priced on lnopoc:tlon. 814· 986-4488. 4- 0322. V .. le,o Furnitt~~re Furn. · Apt. neil to Litre parking llo A.C. Ref. reefed. .. New and us8d fuftllture and appli.,-.ces. Calle 14-446· 7672. Suitable for 1 person. Cell Hours 9-6. 614-446-033B. . House tor ,.,t Or 11le on land oontract. Pomeroy. 2 bedrooms. 36 W. apt . 2 bt .. 1 b•h. private bas emant. carpet. 814-742- endosedpatio. CJosetogrocery at ores a shopplngcentw, ~eter, 272e. sewer . trash provided . Nice country home. 2bed-oorns. 8285/ lilo. Call 81 ... 446-8727. unfurnished. no insidt pets. 1 mile north of Che~ter, Oh . Paul Efficienqt apt. in Rio Q,.,de phone{304) 458-1887. 11h 614-367-7850. .Larglli!'UPitairt aptJ 238 1etAve. Kitch.,/ stove a..' refrig••·Qr.<' • 260/ mo- J*J I dep. Utltti• & ref. No pats. Call 614-448- Homes for Rent 12X&l5. 2 bem-oom. Good co"ndi· tlon. Call 6t4-992· 5858. 90 Days same 111 cash with approved credit . 3 Miles out Ruleville Rd. OPen 9 A .M . to 6 P.M. Mon. thru Sot. 614-44&- A..,- d. Call 614-448-4346. Rentals 614-441-1306. {local) MUST SEll Ownw moving to Fhnida. 1984 14x70, 3 br .. 1 1/ 2 b•h on rented lot. French C;ty Brokerage. Call 614-446-. Sr.. 1 1/ 2 bathS, CA.. dis· hweshtw, dltpoaal, private en· closed pMio, pool pl.,.ground. V!later. .ewer, & trash included. Starting It S289 p• mo. Call age. & o•bage paid. Deposit Can)P Conii!Pjl. large corner lot, 2 bedroom , 1 bath. large finished attic. full basement. call f~r appointment 304-675-1432. T•a Towrl'lou• Apartment!! - 2 Bed frames 12&. Queen SiH *3& & king frame S60. Good selection of bedroom suites, metal cabinets. headboards t 30 and up to •eB. Pike from •192 a mo. Walk to shop and movtes. 614-. .6256e. E . 0 . H . & refrig. provided Water, sew- 3 bedroom brick home with large Unfunis~ 2 br., 9 jni, . from lot. Mi d w., Drive, New Haven . . hospital. North Gallie District, S260 / mo. Deposit r8q' d. Call Goqd cond. 304- nl-&881 . FOr Sale Glenwood. Guvan Ck Road, 13. 5acre. Brick Randier. Out. buildings. 304-762-2641 after s·oo Batw mlttr. . n e36 • $45. DIP • • "(2) (I) • (I) • . . I 1111 Nawe (I) Home Run Dallly (l) p - Of Choice (f) Reading llal11bow Q & Accessories $260. Utiliti• paid 243 Jack- ' Mobile Home frama. with som• Furniture I APPii.,OII / son Pk. Gallipolis, call6 14-446good walls 1n d floor. 15x12. R1. 141 lnCen1enlrf. 114..,(., 1200. 114-742· 3033. Woodland. 132 ac,•l t36, 000. 4418 aft8r 7 p.m. · lincoln Pk. Mon-Sat : 9-8/ Sun: Rt. 7. below Eur~a. cl!lill 814Furnished. cable T.V. utl;ti• 12·6, Open After hn . until 9 · On'e black ,..d l.shla sequined 446·4416 after 7 p.m. paid Ideal for bachelor. lea~tt­ p .m. for appointments. So give prom gown wtth hoop. t1"0. usa. call. '614-446-3158. ful Rtv-..iiiW in Kan&Jga. FotSize 7· 9. One p•ch satin and O.J . White Rd ., 2 wooded lace gown, s 60. Size 7-8. Can OOilding lot!. ApprOJt. 2 acr• 1•s mobile Home P•k. Cell All new top quality. 614-448-1602. 614-992-5188. . Nice trick house, 2 c• s-age. 2 tw.• atrge country ktfchen with pantry . 1 112bfths• .::reenedin tr eareway, on 2 aa • · Call a Furnished .,t.. 1 br. 1225. 2 BR Cell.14-446-6714. For S.. e: Edgeoftownon5BB. 3 br.. home full b•.,..lll"11 lr g·er•e, m•ked lot. Call 6 .14- full or twin 178. firm SB8. and 198. Queen - · • 276 up. King •350, 4 draWer ch•t 169. Gun c8blneti 6, ·8, & 10 IJ.I n: A DO~SLE burg. Coli 304-296-7892. · Used lewn ft'!owttr, riding mow. up to 1125. Hide-•·l:,edl S390 · ••· 111•. tract on• ecc. .ori•. to 1116. Redin•s •221 to · t375. Lamps 128 to •12&. & Agracon Service, Inc. Gllllpolll, John Deere calllt4S.t• Dinett• •109and up to lUI. 446-0475. ~ comp!ote w·mott•-• t295 .,d upMettreue;t to 1395or · box llobvepringa bedl •110. 8E'AUTIRJL APARTMENT>$ AT BUDGET · PRICES AT JACK · SON ESTATES . 536 Joc:bon bridge lmrMCUiete condition. ontv 140 f1r1 . cost •41 ,000. Sacriflc~/ 121.100. Parhrs- Clllll14-446-27t3. • ·= . Eplaadu ·-........... 1981bovlin• :J!)It. to ft.,..,;.: completely oqu!ppecl. Ftvlno 76 MON •• JULY 10 . 8 four Roarrongo lottars of ocromblod words below to form lour tlmple words. 1:00 (J) llonanu: The Loat Colll14-448-3712. Jja"ndli 50 cc Moped. • 150, 260 'fjlllon fuel oil tlink. t50. Loc*lng 1ool ch•tfor t.JH sir• truck. •70, ·elevision . Viewing·, EVENING ' ' 19Bi, 115' Bomba' run1bout Mercury 90 HP , Tilt.. Trim. oil injection. eJtc. cond. low hours. t398 to t9H. Tabl• t50 .,d Apartment for Rent Coli 614-44&-15t9. eoch. Coli 614-246-9585 aft'" 4'30. ' 1-b&O mobh home for sale. ~s lot wil:h workiMCI on Jadcson Pika-Close to 3~ . Cal Call 614-446-6764. 44 Mobile Homes for Sale • pow.- trim~ d autooil"in~ion. 0() The Daily ' Bon Boot-1817 Londlu 11'8". with .-tAJry 315· hJ) motor With chairs to. . For Sale: 10 apd. H·-· Blk&, 66 r'---------~-1-"----------4 Wood •795. table Deok w·S t141i up to•281 t375 like·ntw, elec. etMm. . . . .at or. ;;o--n--:::;::-:-=:---'Hutches 8400andup, bunkbftdl 21 Boats and Motors fo.r Sale luy o' S.U. RNerfne Ant6quet. 1124 E. Main SttMI •.Pom•oy. c111 n4-24&- 5781. GOOD USED APPLIANCES l "If you were ariy good I don't think you- would · he a doorto-door doctor!" Will do hou .. deening. hawe · ref•tncet, 304-171-7277: . A~.e . Gallipolis, OH. 75 .. PO!'M!"'v~Middleport. Ohio • • Monday, July 10. 1989 KIT N' CARLYLE~ by Larry WriJ:' Antiquaa NEW. 8 pc. woOd group · •339. 2521.• Uvlng room suit. . t199-•Bt9. 8101k w~h beddinlt 1249. 54 Misc . Merchandise Full sire m.nr... & foundation . ltartlno- •99. Reclin• s•rtintt• 98. . . Wh ... ehain- naw or uMd. 3 USED- Beds. drassl!lft;, be~oom wheel.:t .. ectric 10001.,.. Call aHt• . O.tkl, wringer Wfllher, a Rogon Modicll, 1100·888complet• line of used furniture. 2104. . NEW- Western baot•· *35. Workboott •11 & up. 1St... • For Sale - Concr•e .,d Pl_.ic lOft too.) Call814-448-3159. nptlc t.,ko, All litH. "ON EVANS ENTERPRISE&. jodl·· Cpunty Appliance, Inc. Good son, OH . "1100· 537· 8821. used eppli.nces · and T .V. sets. Open 8 A.M . to6P .M. Mon thru For Sole: !I mlrrot'Od olldln)l Sot. 814-441-1699, 627 3rd. closet doora. Size 24" x 80' ' ) .1.) W~l • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy .. YNKGNNP ".. AWK .J~B MWRB.-:- ANZGWWB YSWQP · · Yo•t ....e,'• •Crvpto•••t•s WE PROBABL V ,.• WOUWN'T WORRY ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE TiiiNK OF US IF WE COULD KNOW HOW SELDOM TiiEV DO. - OLIN MIUER ,. �f ·~ • • • .The .·Daily Sentinel By TheB~nd , j Monday, July 10. _1SB9 • .Q:>mmunity happenings > TUESDAY · Southern physicals tests will be conducted. POMEROY . -The Pomeroy Physicals for athletes and Male students are to be a t the Area Chamber of Commerce will cheerleaders at Southern Jr. school at 8 a.m. and the female holil their monthly meeting on . · High and High School will be students are to .report at 9 a.m. Tuesday at noon at Main Street given on July 1~ at the high . The physicals will be con· Pizza. Guest speilk~r will be school, duel ed ·by Drs. Mark Brown, Keith Black. general manager of Students are to come.. at the. Wilma Mansfield. and James . Meigs Industries. Bruce Reed. following limPs. seventh and Witherell. . president of the Chamller urges eighth graders 8-9: 30 a.m ... ninth More Information may be all members to attend this and tenth graders 10·11:30 a:m ., . obtalnedbycalllng98.'i·42661ntl!e . meeting. and 11th and 12th graders .from evenings . 1-2:30 p.m . All students arc to MIDDLEPORT -The Middle· wear- shorts. C'HESTER -Girl Scout day Election reminder port Support Group will meet on P,l!yslcal cards must be signed camp bas lleen cancelled for the The Meigs County Board of Tuesday at Overbrook Center at . by pare nts prior to the physical Elections reminds the followin!t · week of July 10 through July 14. 3 p.m. Shirley Finley is the group being given. Cards may be townships and villages of the ' leader. picked up at the high school following offlces whose terms · BEDFORD -The Bedford office. Township Trustees will meet In are up for re-election this coming Dr. Douglas Hunter. will per· November. There are two trusregular session on Mo.nday at 7 • HARRISONVILLE -The H;~r· risonvllle Senior Citizens Club form the physicals. p.m . at thi> town .hall. tees in each of the following will lx• holding a free blood township. Bedford. Columbia. Eastern physicals. PORTLAND -The Freedom . pressure clinic on Tuesday from Scipio, Salem, Rutland, . Salls· Physicals for all students 'par- bury. Olive. Orange. Letart. Gospel Mission located oil Bald 10 a.m. to noon at the town hall. ticlpating In athletic events at Lebanon. Chester, and Sutton. Knob StlvPrsville Road will be The public is invited to partlcipaiP. . Eastern High School for the Also the un-expired term of the having vacation bible school 1989-90 school yea r will be given township clerk in Olive Township today through Friday from 6-8 p.m. each evening. The public is • POMEROY -The Meigs on Saturday, July 1o at the high Is up. invitPd to attend . County Board of Elections wlll school. In Rutland Villl!ge there are hold thPir regular board meeting Physical and history cards will four ·c ouncil memhers. along on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at the have to be completed. and urine with two members of the board of POMEROY - The disabled board office on Mechanic Street. American Veterans Ladies Aux· t lllary will hold It's regular . C8£5TER -The Chester meetl!lg on Monday at 7 p.m. at To~nship Trustees will ,have a thP hall on 124 Butler nut Avenue. meeting on Tuesday at1: 30 p.m. Ashley Colwell bf'came a donations \o the Friendly Hills at the town hall. member of Star Junior Granga . Camp Fund. th<>NationalGI·ange during its annual inspection held Deaf Foundation Activities, and th~ Staie Youth and Junior Fund. recently. · The group planned an outing to.. Westina Crabtree. Meigs County Junior Deputy. ~<'a s intro- Noah ' s Ark 1\nimal Farm on July Those attending were Zlba The annual Smlth·Bowles duced and had encouraging 27. Those going are to be at Lin(! a reunion was held recently at the Midkiff. Sylvia Midkiff. Mike Montgomery 's home by 9; 30 a.m. words for the members. Senior Citizens Center Center In Bowles. Diane Bowles. Nicholas The members voted to make Bowles. Jenny Bowles. Max Pomeroy. A basket·· dinner was scrv0<j Geary. Charles Chaffee. Gladys with Jim Smith and May Romim.> Chaffre. Sibyl Barr. Arthur hosting and Charles Chaffee Barr, Jessl<' Curtis. May Rom· gav•• the prayer . Robert Bowll.'s ine. Jim ~mith. Edna Clark. held a brief meeting with the datf' Robert Bowles, and Mary · l!,f next year's reunion to bl.' Bowles. Attending from out of town announced Ia t1•r . Russell Smith. Baltimore. were Rl'cogilitiQn was glvl'n toRus· Md.: Sara Proudy. Columl!us; sell Smith. who traveled thl.' and Bennettia Rae Dickerson. farthest. J<'riny Bowles, who was thl.' youngest. and Charles Chaf· Huntington. W.\1 a. fe~. for being the old<'st, Dance belna: planned The Parent's Dance Commit· tee. I._nc:: .. is planning a !\O's and 60's ~s dance for the adults of the area. onJuly21from 9p.m. to midnight. In the former Elber feld's Warehouse on Mechanic Street In Pomeroy. 'Music will be provided by a live ' radio D.J. and the cost will be $2 per Iierson. Fifties at tire inay be worn ii desired. ; There will be no alcoholic beverages permitted. Bible school The Middleport Church of Christ will behaving bible schooJ the week of July 17·21 froin 9: 30 a.m. to noon each day. Classes will lie for ages three through the eighth grade. JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc: , . PIIASatn YIIIIY IOSPIIIL . By United Press lntt•rnallonal AUTOGRAPHS . FOR AIDS RESEARC.H: Sigourney Weaver is now charging fans S1 for her autograph but the money goes to a good cause. The " Ghostbus· ters" star donates the dollars to AIDS research. "So far I've gott••n several hundred dollars." Weaver told People magazine. "Nobodv refuses . Some say : · 'Here's ~20 . "' Weaver got the idea from actress Celestl' Holm. who says sh<' has raiSPd almost S21l.OOO .for UNICEF In 20 years bv charging !\0 cents for her signature. " lt ·changes the whole experience of giving out au tO· graphs." Weawrs sa:;s. ''It stops bl'lng a bout a celebrity and becomes two P''Ople sharing." · to U.S.Gort. Cllllm8 tor BEVERLY HILLS, CA (Spccial)An amazing new Might loss pill called "fat-magnet" has reCemly been deYel- ,. oped and perfected by two prominelll doctors at a world :lilinous hospital in Los Angeles tbaltcponedly "guatan· tees" stady lilt loas and calorie reduction by simply_~ their tesred and JII'OIICil new pill . I Tlic u.s. g0Yel1lllleltlhasjust approved the doctors claims fur a lwd-19-&et patent that confinns "thete has Dew:r beenanythinglilretheirfat-bondingpill process befure."lt is atotallynew 011jor scientific braklhrouah and is revolutionizing the weiaht foss industry. \bu Can "EEl N01'111111y" · Best of all, "you can continue to eat )'0111' favorite fOods IIIli you don't have to change your normal eating habits. You can start losing fat and teducecaloriesfromthevayfintday, until you achieYe the ideal weight you desite without exercising~'. I1IMbes Fat Out cif Body The new pill is;Kl'boprilltely called the "fat.............. beCause it breaks •-e•- ., RATHER IN A LATHER: ThP world population often accuses Americans of being oblivious to international a flairs . but Dan Rather says that's a ·ap . "That id~a is wrong an da er· ous." the CBS anchorm n riles in a guest column in N wsweek. "It ,·s dan.gProus fo ur country· and for fre<•dom-loving people evl'rywhere to sprPad thP false iJ:~~~~ notion that Americans ar~ not many times its size in undiinterested in world affairs and =~ 'T'L- all . I ""''• thettapped world news. ' ' R athe r says thl' IIIli oriesarenatutally"flusliCd" turmoil in China · shows that . right out of )'0111' body, bCc•use they , Americans are interested In CIIIIIOI be absorbed. world news and he blames U,S, Within 2 days you should notice a med ta exC'cutives . for helping changeintbecolorofyoutstool,caused sprE>ad the mlsconcpptlon that by the fat particles be!'f:miMted . they aren't. Proper foreign cov· ."A•"mnllflcelly" ht eragP is expensive. Rather says, Acconlingtooneoftheimenton,Dr. and mosi media corporal Ions are William Shell, heart specialist and too concerned about the bottom associate professor of medicine at line to make a full commitment UCLA medical schOol, "the new fat. to it . bonding process is a "lazy way" to Jose LOTS OF PEOPLE GOING TO weight because the piUs alone · "automatically" reduce calories by . GRACEIAND: Elvis Presley's e~· . dietary fat. It islOO% safe earning power remains strong. and 1101.a ." . _ Last Monday a rPcord 4.920 . people toured . his Graceland The fat:magaet pills are already mansloninMl'mphls. Tenn., and. fSWCWing tbe Country with in the process, spent $110,000, ~~:;: of~ which Is $7.000 more than It cost wbo ue DIIW · ...:...r, uauw"" and · Elvis to build the place in 19~7. "I more lltb..:ti~ gain. always 'get a kick out of things No1J Anlllble to tbe Publle · like thIs," said Jack Soden, the If you ue trying to !Ole 20, SO, 100 execulivl' director of Graceland. pounds or more, you can order )'0111' "I remember when I came here sllpl)iy oftbcee ''Do-risk" JUably IUc· hOW, pe6ple said It would never ceill\illitt.......,...pilllditedijlilllilthe · work or would only last a couple doclora' Clltcluaive !lllllllftlclwa only of years." (iDe!• oplioaal calorie-reducciOD CJARK AT LARGE: Now that ' p)aniJreYe~~beaerreaulll). Send$20 -!le' s s tepplng down as the tough· • h. 90 pill fl!lllllY (+$3 guy principal of Eastside High ~!!.t.~ltipllb(+$31111 Bl • 10. ""••.....-. 'illliiS Willbire ., SChool In Paterson. N.J .. Jee alll'k IS going on the lecture Dept, W'105. lleledy Hllll, CA 90211. . clrcu 6 rL't Viii . It. Clark. whose con trover- 1(llic:oncw""'.....,. ,. If 11111 ltlf'fo •lllllf'4d. alai career ~as portayed . in the MallierCtud and American ' ·movie "Lean on Me." also pllins OK tSend c1n1 numbel: · dale · to talk with William BennetL the IJIII'rl,nenve.) For ~ ilf · JIHDIEr education secretary who Cl1lllil i:ud on1en ONLY call~ IIOW beads the national drug- 24 boun, toll flee 1(110) ~ fllbtlng effort. abOut a job. · ext. W705. · ,• " . . . ·,: . ... . '. .• , _-, .. ./ .·- :·-: . .. ' ' ' ·. .·. ' =· 1:5 fUIIit ...... ,.. ' • • JULY ·14 Ar 9:00AM •. E~ry Day. It Pays to Shop at > • ·~ GALLIPOLIS ~· 600 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STATE AT. 7 ' ' 25 .C ents A Multimedia lhc, ~eWspaper Cost cutting tums back $92,000 • , llgbt-sllver gray oo lor alter two other coats are painted on the bridge. Work should be completed by about October 15. (Dally ·Sentlnel photo by Michael Shearer) ' · . the State l~sue II Small Govern- · serves on the Sma,n· Government velopment J:llock Grant ICDBG) ment Fund - a funding source Fund Committee from District Comprehensive Housing Prowhich Is separate from tnt< 18, which includes Meigs County, gram has been denied this year. county's $300,000 allocation. and was told by Roberts that the. According to a letter from Larger amounts of project mo· seeond round of funding is Gregory M. Carr, manager of nles may be available from the expected to be released very ODOD's Office of Local GovernSmall Government Fund. · sOQn. . ment Services, the state received July 1 was the deadline ror Council received notification 56 application · for program submitting projectS' for the first fr~ the Ohio Department ?' funds for fiscal year 1989. Fundroqnd of monies from the Small , _DeYelopment that ~~ddleport s . _lng requests total~d_almo~t $3.0 Govel\ninent Fund. Hoffman .. , Pfll}kt' ·application- tC>r fund~ mUlled. · After review of the liowever, was never ilotlfl~ of frqrn the S!ate Community De(Continued on page 10) : the July 1 deadline. He said he has spo~en with Meigs County Engineer Philip Roberts, who Middleport selected the Cot· tage Drive and Beech Street project In order to ~lay In line with the amount of funds avalla· ble to them this year. Estimated cost of the project Is $31,200. Of that amount, $28.~ would be State Issue II and $3,120 WO\Ild be the local share. . Qea~Une f~r . submitting. the· project Is Weil11esday, Hoffman s'ald. Council plans to submit a project to pave Pearl Street In the second f'ound of funding from Guilty plea entered in vehicular homicide Skaggs highlights Gallia fair OVP News stall lion of the d·lstrict Is encouraging. the board may still have to .authorize applica t ion for another financial analysis. should the district want to e ~t er the loan fund again this <'"o mlng year . Car~nter said . ·Permanent appropriations for the 1989-90 school year must be in place by Oct.1, but money cannot be appropriated If the possibility exists that th<• district may not meet its financial responslblll• ties for the year. Should it become evident that the hoard would not be able to meet this comfng year's finan· cia! responsibilities. the process for getting in the loan fund would ' already be in the works. made ·to state 'f or ·Middleport paving project county allocation was decided when representatives of the villages, townships and county met together several months ago at the courthouse In Pomeroy. Each governmental division county; vlllage and township decided at that time to · take one-third of the $300,QOO total. ~ 1)e viiJ!I&e'& and ~blps then · dlvldell .. tbeft";'iespedtve oneof the fh:st year of · thirds on a population basis, with $300,000 In State Issue II funding Middleport's s/lare coming to to Meigs County. $28,000 for the first year In a Middleport's share of tl)e total five-year funding process. GALLIPOLIS - "Kentucky Thunder'' will roU Into Ohio on Aug. 3, as Ricky Skaggs takes center stage at the Gallla County Junior Fair. . Skaggs Is one of the featured per!onners at this year's fall', according to program chairman Gary Fellure. "We're really pleased to bring Ricky toGajllpoUs !hill year," be said. Other top name perfonners at the week-long event Include Steve Warlner and the McCarter Sis ters."''n addition, gospel musIc's Primitive Quartet will make atl appearance on the main stage, as will Columbus' Just Another Band. A native of eastern Kentucky, this. will be Skaggs' first appearance In the area In several years. Fellure said. He will be ons tage for one show Aug. 3, at 8:30p.m. "He (Skaggs) wanted to appear In the area, and we got him," Fellure said. Ricky Skaggs has been ere' dlt.ed with starting the resur· gance of tradltiOIII!I bluegrass In the past.few years, Fellure said. Skaggs opened up the door for artists like George Strait and Randy Travlll, getting back to the roots of country and bluegrass. His latest Epic Rl!cords album, ' Despite financial problems, district borrowed from Its spendMeigs Local School District has . ing reserves - which means · been able to stay out of th e State collecting against taxes. in ad· Loan Fund. Meigs Local Superin- vance - in the amount of tendent James Carpenter com- $lfi6,000. mended the Meigs Local School But by cutting expenditures, Board and Clerk-Treasurer JanE> the district "was able to turn Fry r@r "their fiscal responsibll· back the $92.000" to the state lty" in keeping the district out of ' controlling board. explained Car· the state's debt . penter. ··we didn ' t have togo into· As explained by Carpenter In the loan fund." he said. ··and we last week's regular meeting of 0!11Y used $100,000 of the availa · Meigs Local SchoOl Board, it ble $1!\6,000, leaving the district became necessary during the wirh about $!\0,000 in spending 1988·89 year for the district to reserves ." make appUca'tlon for a financial In addition. said Carpenter . we .ana_lysls by the state to get into c• pald back from thl' general the loan fund. fund , $144.000 on a loan from last Meigs Local was authorized by year. " the state to borrow $92.000. which Although th e financial condi -, the district did . In addition. the • · Voluntary pleas of guilty to ness, and that the lesser charge Is charges before them Were en- in line with other traffic cases tereC! by Martin A. Shuler. 29. which have been prosecuted In Langsville, and Mary Ann Riffle, Meigs County In recent years. 21; Pomeroy, when they ap- · A pre-sentence Investigation peared Tuesday morning before was ordered by ·the court for Meigs Common Pleas Judge Shuler, with sentencing to take Fred Crow Ill. .place 9 a.m. Aug: l. Shuler was originally Indicted Maximum sentence and fine on In January on a charge of the probational offense ofvehicu- : aggravated vehicular homicide lar homicide Is six months, In connl'ctlon with the Nov. 26, $1,000, or both. 1988 death. of Steve McGrath, a In return· for the amended passenger In a vehicle driven by charge, Shule r agreed to plead Shuler. guilty and accept' the six month Plea bargaining' between sentepce, with credit for 30 days Meigs County Pro~ecutlng Attor- already served, three-years proney Steven . Story and Attorney bation, one-year license suspenCharles Knight, representing sion, and to pay the funeral Shuler, resulted In an amend· expenses for McGrath. I¥nt of the original charge to a A $10,000 bond for Shuler was RICKY SKAGGS lesser charge of vehicular continued. homicide. Riffle pleaded guilty• to a Sawyer Brown, the Forrester · Several factors entered I to charge of forgery , In connection Sisters, Kathy Mattea,. Gary the decision to amend the orlgk with general relief checks. Sl!e Morris· and Warlner, Fellure. nal charge, Story told the couitl was Indicted on the charge April Including that Shuler, when 1. said. A pre-sentencing Investigation "We've worked hard to bring tes'ied for alcohol content several hours after the Incident, did not was ordered by the court with the best entertainment we can to the community," Fellure said of test as high as It was thought he sentencing scheduled for 9 a.m. the slate of acts at the Gallla would. The sieering mechanism Aug. 22. on the vehicle was known to be She faces a maximum sent· . County Junior Fair. "We have good entertainment malfunctioning and road condi· ence of 18 months In pr ison.' a so we can offer the kids good lions at the time of the accident $2,500flne, or both. The offense is premiums for their projects," he were also . taken Into probatlona I. consideration. Riffle was re leased on a $1.000 added. Story said Shuler's part in the · personal recognlza.nce bQnd "We hope everyone wlll enjoy the entertainment scheduled this accident appears to have been which was continued by the more negligence, than recklessyear.'' "Kentucky Thunder," and the . front of the man:t shops. When Randy Travis \>Urst upon single, "Loving Only Me" are the scene with his traditional what Skaggs considers to be his approach to music, the sisters llest work to date. were encouraged, and contacted MCA recording . artist Sieve Travis' producer. In a live 15-minute ofilce Warlner wanted to be another Cbet Atkinswhenheo,yasgrowlng performance, made quite an · Impression upon the recording . up, and after· playing for artlst.s like Dottle .West, he.was hired by Industry executives. ,the famed guitarist for his own . Within a week, the girls had a contract . . band as a ·bassist. Wariner will pl!rform In two 'Gospel music has long been a · shows at the Gallla County favorite of GalUa County fair· Junior Fair, Saturday, Aug. 5, at goers, and the Primitive Quartet 7:30 and 9 p.m. ' will bring their original, mounThe McCarters bring a pure, taln style of spiritual music \O the familial harmony to the stage on area on Tuesday, Aug. 1, at 7: 30 Wednesday, Aug. 2 at 7:30 and and 9:30p.m. 9:30 p.m., Fellure said. Childhood friends from North As young girls, the McCarter . Carollna, the Primitives · have slllters- all six or them- would been singing together since 1973 gatlter In front of the teievlslon after a Wf!ekend fishing trip. and watch the Grand OleOpryon ·' They took a guitar and mandolin, Saturday nights, and longed to be sitting around, singing In tfle a part of that "famtly" which Is evenings. one of country music's oldest · They sang gospel and spiritual traditions. music In the style country folks The first performances of the had been doing for generations. McCarter sisters was not sing· Just Another Band, from Colog, but clogging at the ages of Iumbus, will perform at the ·falr nine and 11, watching Rill ph on Friday, ·AUg. 4, at 8 and 10 Sloan and the Tennessee Tra· p.m., Fellure said. An "up and coming . band," vellers on television, picking up. steps and routines there. Fellure said they will release .. Three· of the sisters, Jennifer their first album In mid-August. They have opened for Hank and twins Lisa and Teresa later began shiglng at Pigeon Forge ln . Williams Jr., T. Graham Brown, Meigs Fair King, Queen. announced · Tbe 1989 Meigs County Ju!llor Fair King a!ld Queen were crowned during July 4th actlvl· ties In Radne. The new king and: queen are Steven Grady and Greta RlfDe. · Steven Is the son of Paul Cathy 'Grady of Bowman's Run . Road, Radne. He has been a 4- H member for IN!Ven years and Is currently president of the Coun· try Crlttera4-H Club. · Greta II the daughter of Curtis lnd Sbii'OII Rime of Eagle Ridge Road, Racine. Sbehaabeena4·H memller for IN!Ven years and Is currently treasurer of tbe StarU· tera 4-H Club. Greta and Steven . will be Mllltlng at various showa, .pr~ llf&mt and evelltl durlnJ the 1989 and ~~ • Meigs LOcal avoids. state school loan ·fund By LEE ANN WELCH We will be closed Tuesday thr-ough Thursday to put the finishing touChes on the New Ames ·for. you. A super shopping experitmce . . awaits you at the New Ames. All the top quality brands at low discount prices you'd expect to find at Ames will be displayed in the bigger and better store specially designed for your convenience. Join us for the · ; Grand Re-Opening Sales .Friday, July 14 and discover all the great values we have in stock for you. We think you'll agree It was ·worth the wait! 1 Section, 10 pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. July 11. 1989 · . By NANCY YOACHAM Dally Sentinel stall Middleport VIllage Is submit· ling. an application for a $28,000 State Issue II project to pave Cottage Drive and Beech Street. According to Mayor Fred Hoi· !man, wboexplalnedthestatusof the Jn 's ·FRIDAY • • • . t.c:.:g alr':nrs aor Vot.40, No.41 Copyrighted 1889 Appli~ation .JtJ~y;, ~~:'ti;',• . • at WORK CON'DNUING - Wo~ers are contlnulq to paint the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge over the Ohio River. M.W Painting Compauy of Campbell, Oblo ~ doing the work. The bridge will be painted be closed Tuesday to Thursday, ·July·11 to 13 · " · fo.r remodeling :ruu ,. (304J 675-1144 .. Gal~~polis will Partly c loudy, with a low In the lower 70s . Winds norl!,l near 10 mph. Chance or rain 20 peroent. Wednesday: Showers and thunderstonns likely , with highs In the mid 80s. Chance of rain 60 percent. 2135 .·. Ell, NOSE .&THIOIT ·:· .o•EUL AUEIGIST "WE RAft IEARI.. AIDS" Diet Pfl/8 Swalpltlfl U.S. Doctors Invent 'Lazy Way' Lose Weight PICK-3 279 PICK-4 The Island ofJamaica was vlllited by Columbus In 1494. II was ruled by Spain (under whom Arawak Indians died out) until seized by Britain in 16~~. Jamaica won Independence Aug. 6, 1962. ' Smith, Bowles reun·ion held the neu•s ' .. Star Junior Grange meets People in • ORTA tea The Meigs CG>unty Retired Teachers will have a tea on July 15 at the Pomeroy Epls·copal parish house 2-4 p.m . . Mrs. Edith Brown. state presl· dent of the ORTA will. bP a guest. Sh~ is a member of the Gallia County Retired Teachers Associ· atlon. All retired teachers-of the area are invited. __ Ohio Lottery Page3 trustees of public a !fairs. There are three terms up on the Meigs County School Board , two In Eastern Local. three In Seuthern Local, and two In Meigs Local. 'i'heflllngdeadllnelsAug. 24by 4 p.m. at the Board of Elections offlcp located . ori . Mechanic . Street . Office hours ate from 8:30 . · a.m . • to noon, and 1-4 p.m. · Monday through Friday . MONDAY . REEDSVILLE -Tile South Bethel Church at ·snver RldgP will be having vacation blblP school' today through Friday from 7-9 p.m. 'l'hPre will lie claS$t>S for aU ages and the public Is lnvlteq to participate. The church Is IQCated across from Eastern High School. two miles out Silver fUdge.......Road . ' All Star game today Page~ .10 Community calendar ., Meigs County Fair. The first runner-up for king was J11mes Languell, sono!Ruby and Shelby Pickens Of Pleasant VIew Road, Racine. James Is a . member of the Southern FFA Chapter at Racine. First runner-up for q~een was . Kristine Ash, daughter of Ron lqd Mary Alb ot Mitchell Road, · Racine. Krllla 1 member of the Country Clovers 4·H Club and serves as the club secretary. Second runner-up for queen · waa Tamara Renea _Boggess, . daughter ot Mrs. Rita Boggess of Racine. She bas been a member . of the Southern Future Home, makerr of America for three , years. I ' , ~... IN ,..,.1eudltlaMI ferlle'p aDd QlreeL Prom to rllbt Barke, So• flteele, 8arU T11111ara Boneu, KriiUne Alb, creta aDd:- Coardr lulor Fair m., Rl~, 8~e Grady . [ ' Davhl Rice and lodl Brown, 1188 Fair IUag and Queen. The Klq 1111d Queen, Steve Gralb and Greta RIIOe, were cro)l'ned . , . · durtag Foarth ol July activities In Racine. . LanpeJI. ~lao pictured~~ •. left Wllel, . 11ft" . 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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