https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f944c9ec77083d4de31c11eedf87be9.pdf e6d17072135b7b014bfff25dc801df8e PDF Text Text 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 �• Commentary - 'The Daily Sentin~l · .' ,....,_.,_"T"',....... . ~eted ( Praia~~ Is that weird, or what? • • .. 'i corruption has never been admit· ted publicly by Hussein's govern· ment, but the word Is out on the street. Bureaucrats wl\o have. freely skimmed from the treasury now sense the hosiUity growing among the common people. Some government off!· clals have hired 24-hour body ·· guards. Jordan's prime minister, Zald Rlfal, a boyhood friend of Hussein's, resigned on April 24. The public reason was that the rioters blamed austerity measures on him and wanted him out. But their are behind-the-scenes allegations that Rlfal sold a farm to his own government at an ln.flated price, bought agricultural Industries just before they were granted government subs idies and funneled financial transac-' lions through a cousin at the Jordanian Central Bank. A top Jordanian official told us that Rlfal was only "the chief thief, ". and that corruption had . 0 . • "A,.. you WHrlng socks, or have wilding?" ' 0 you ., .., · Stewart. to oppose ·Reusch~l in-tonigbt's All-Star Game • Jack A nderson and Dale VanAtta Infected many of the jordanlan Hussein always counted as his ministries. One frustrated ·Jor- loyal supporters. danian was fed up with paying Hussein rushed home from his' duties to major and minor · U.S. visit, assessed the damage . functloriarles ·a t the Ministry of a nd accepted Rlfal' s resignation. ' Thl!n, ·following the Arab cusIndustry. When one more asked hlm.foranextra ' :fee,' ~ hedecked · tom , Hussein received penitent' the bureaucrat. . . leaders apologizing for the vier · No hint of the trouble has lence of'thelr people. The custom appeared In the government- was playeq.for all It was W(lrth In controlled press In Jordan. the Jordanian media, but appear-'. On Apr il 18, we predicted that ances were deceiving. Many of Rlfal would be forced to' resign. fhe r,eal tribal and family leaders' That same day. riots broke out had refused to meet with the over price Increases. The rioting king, so substitutes were rounded up !or the r itual. continued !or jour days In half a oozen toW.ns. Eight people died Hussein has not dared Increase and 89 were Injured. It was the prices on key Items since ttJ.e worst domestic violence Hussein 1 riots, but his treasury . will no( had seen since his army fought allow that luxury for long. lior Palestinian guerrillas llt1970 and will his people tolerate. the drove them out of the country. contll\ued l'\llll2rS of government This time the violence came corruption wlthou t any public not from Palestinians, who make acknowledgement by Hussein up almost half the population of that the guUty are be'ln l( Jordan, but from Bedouins whom punished. o, ' By JEFF HASEN · that'$ my game. It should . be 1977-NL 7, AL 5 (at Yankee VPI Sports Writer exciting 11nd Interesting." Stadlilm . New York) ANAHEIM, · Calif. (UPll l.asorda' s lineup features st . 1976-NL 7, AL 1 (at Veterans Oakland.'s Dave Stewart, the . Louis' OzzleSmith a't shortstop, Stadium, Phlladelphld) American League's top winner, San'Diego's:ronyCwynnlnrlght 19~NL 6, AL 3 (a t County Mond~ was selected over senti· field, S.an Francisco's Will Clark Stadium, Milwaukee) mental · choice Nolan Ryan to at first , the Giants' Kevin Mit· ' 1974-NL 7, AL 2 (at Three start the 60th AU-Star Game. ' chell In left, ·Cinclnn.atl''s Eric Rivers Stadium, P ittsburgh) Stewart, 13-4 with a 3.24 ERA, D<~vls In center, New York's 1973-NL 7, AL 1 (at Royals wlllopposeSanFranclsco'sRlck Ho-Ward Johnson a t thiro, St. · Stadium. Kansas Cit y, Mo .) Reuschelln Tuesday's 8: 35p.m . Louis · Pedro · Guerrero .·deslg· 1972-NL 4, AL 3 (at AtlaJ!Ia · EDTmlcl.·summerextravaganza 1111 ted hitter, . Chlcagp's Ryne Stadium, Atlanta) at Anaheim Stadium. Reuschel, Sandberg at second and san 1971-AL 6, NL 4 (at , Tiger 12-3wltha2.12ERA, wa s named Diego's Benito Santiago Stadium, De'troit) to last 'year's National r.e 11 gue catching. 1970-NL 5, AL 4, 12 Inn. (a t team but bypassed the game so Johnson replaced Mike Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati ) ' he could get married. , Schn'lldt, the Philadelphia th ird 1969-NL 9, AL 3 (at RFK ' Stars AII.Star home run contes t at An11helm, ,' "I took this thing seriously and baseman who received the most Stadium,·Washington ) WIN SLUG,F EST - Natloaal League All Calif. The four combined to· hi.l nine narrowed It doW)! to three .chol· votes des pile announcing his 1968-NL 1, AL 0 (a t Astro.Glenn Davis (Houston), Eric Davis (Cinelnnatl) , · homers to win the . ( UPI) ces." A's . Manager Tony La retirement May 29. Davis took ' dome, .Houston) Howard Joh~on (N.Y. Mels) and Kevin Mitchell . Russa , said In defending, the the place of New York 's Darryl 1967-NL 2, AL 1, 15 Inn. (at (San Francisco) (L-R) celebrate winning th e naming of Stewart as starter. Strawberry, slowl!d by a broken Anaheim Stadium, Ca!Hornla) "With the California Angels In toe. 1966-NL 2, . AL 1 (at Bu5ch !lrst place and leading In ERA, I · · ' 'When Dave Stewat went to ' Stadium, St. Louis) . . 1965-NL 6, AL 5 (at Metropoli· considered Chuck Finley. Nolan bed \ast night and thought abo_ut Ryan had a real good chance, but our lineup, I'msurehe tossedand tan Stadium, ·Bloomington , there was no one more deserving turned,' ' Lasorda quipped. Minn.) . . than Dave Stewart." . Two years ago, the All-Star 1964-NL 7, AL 4 <at Shea rally for the win, the winnin g SYRACUSE - Rutla nd has Stewart, maktrig· his Initial . Game took place In Oakland's Stadium, New York) blow came on a gra nd sla m home advanced to the semi-final s of the All-Star appearance, told. repor- twilight and neither team scored 1963-NL 5, AL 3 (at Municipal run off th~ bat off winn ing pitc her 1989 Bill Hubbard Me moria l ters over the weekend that he for 12 innings. Last year , only _ Stadium , Cleveland) Gary st-a nley with one out In the Lit Ue League Tournament with a was unexcited about tHe game. three runs crossed the plate, but . 1962-AL 9, NL 4 (at Wrigley sixth . ,._, comefrom-be hind 6-5 victory ' 'The enthusiasm wasn't quite · no one aould blame visibility Field, Chicago> It's the 1 Rutland was led at th e plaie by -!!Jere (then) ,- but It has started since · the. game started at 8; 35 · 1962-'-NL 3, AL 1 <at D.C. over Dr. Pizza Monday night a t 1 "711 Stanley wi th his home run a nd Syracuse. · ~ . · effective today ,'' the right· · p.m. EDT In Cincinnati. Stadium, Washington) . Niq. "p&altJer<>my Co lem a n' s triple. Ja son The second ga between h'and~r said. "I 'm ready· to play No matter what the reason, a 1961-NL 1, Ar. 1, rain (at . aged proteotton Middleport and · AI ny was · George and· J er em y Pi erce eac h and have some .!uri and to win. · 2-i victory positioned the AL for Feriway Park, Boston) added a sin gle. suspended • in the fifth Inning, for retaU st.orea, I'mreallyjusthappytobehere. I ltsflrstt~o-gamewlnnlngstreak · 1961-NL 5, AL 4, 10 Inn. (at Pizza, Maxwell led the For Dr. with Middleport leading 5-2 beomoee, oburoh88, .· just happen to be selected by my .since 1957-58. National Leaguers CandIes tick Park , San way 'wHh a s ingle and doubl e a nd cause of a · problem with the apa.rtmenta, drug manager. But It's not fishy, It's own a 37-21·1 advantage. ' Francisco) . Richa rdson added a sing le. K. reaL" " In . the 'American League . 1960-NL 6, AL 0 (at Yankee light s. stores. 81mpllfled . Dr. Pizza jumped out to a 1-0 Ma)<wel l was the losing pitc her. Ryan , who pitched for the dugout the last two years, the - Stadium, New York) 1n content, oonRutl and will play the winner of home-team Angels for eight . guys have been more committed 1960-NL 5, AL 3 (at Municipal lead hi the firs t Inning and that s ·VID18nt 1n format Monda~ night' s suspended game the way it stood until Rutland tied years, was certainly the tans' ; to playing the game," La Russa Stadium, Kansas City) · Tuesday • ni ght at 7:45. 'f he in the fifth. But Dr. Pizza scored and very dQrcl· choice for the first All-Star Game said. "We've seen a lot of effort." 1959-AL 5, NL 3 (at Memorial Midddleport-A iba ny game will . runs in the bottom oft he fifth lour ·able. 'In Anaheim Stadium In 22 years.. Just how much the shadows Coliseum, Los 'Angeles ) • pickupwhere it le ftoff at6:00.At . The 42-year-old Texas pitcher will affect the game remains to 1959-NL 5, AL 4 (at Forbes to hold what seem llkC' a comfo r6:30 Syra c,use wil l pla y Chester. table lead. · received . a rousing ovation last · be seen. The 1967 AU-Star Game, Field, Pittsburgh) the win'ner s·of the 6:.30 game a nd week when he returned to the played at 4: 15 p.m . at Anaheim 1958-AL 4, NL 3 (at Memorial 7: 45 game will . adva nce to theBut Rutland stormed back with ballpark and overpowered first· Stadium, featured 30 str ikeouts Stadlum;·Baltirnorel · champlo'nship game ·on Wednesfi ve . runs in the top of the sixth placeCalHofltla. He Is 10-4 with a an<l ended when Cincinnati's 1957-AL 6, NL 5 (at Busc h inning and held off an Dr. Pizza day ni ght. 214 ·EAST MAIN 2.91 ERA and 148 'strlkeouts. To.ny Perez homered off Kansas Stadium, St. Louis) La Russa's lineup has Kansas Cit-y's Catfish Hunter In the 1Sth .1958-NL ,7, AL 3 (at Griffith City's Bo Jackson leading off and Inning. The National League's 2-1 Stadium, Washington) playing left field, Boston's Wade victory took three hours and 41 1955-NL 6, AL 5, 12 Inn. (at Boggs at third base, Mi~~~~esota's minUtes, · County Stadium, Milwaukee) Kirby Puckett In center; Chlcli· tuesday night's game Is ex1954-AL·ll, NL 9 (at MunlclBrown ~ s owner Art Model has CLEVELAND !UPil - Cleve· ~ted to be viewed via NBC by pa!St'!-.dium, Cleveland) go's Harold Baines as designated not been available for comm ent , land Browns running back Kevin . hitter, Texas' Julio Franco at some 51 million people In the 1953..;...NL 5, AL 1 (at Crosley Mack faces arraignment later but he ear lier said he would have SPI!CW. ...,.,NCE llfiiOCIUCT8 second base, Baltimore' s Cal Unlted.:>tates. Field, Cincinnati) this month after being Indicted no comment on Mack's a rres t . FDA ..a:w, I'ECOI.I Rlpken Jr. at shortstop, Texas' Resulfs of previous AU-Star · 1952-NL 3, AL 2, 5 Inn., rain Monday by a Cuyahoga County until he coul(j study th e fact s. · Ruben Sierra In right, Oakland's · games: (at Shlbe Park, Philadelphia) grand jury on drug related Lt1 t- I .,. Mark M_cGwlre at first base and . (NI!$Joqal Leapeleada •~letl, . 1951-NL 8, AL 3 (at Brlg_gs ·charges . ·the Athletics' Terry Steldbach 37-!1·1) Stadium, Detroit) The Indictments charge Mack 1988-AL2, NLl (at Riverfront • 1950-NL 4, AL 3, 14 Inn. (at and two other people who were catching. Oakland's Jose Canseco, voted Stadlllln, Cincinnati) Comiskey Park, Chicago) • arrested with him with possesas a starting outfielder but 1987-)'lL 2. AL o (at Alameda 1949-AL 11 , NL 7 (at Ebbets sion of cocaine, sale or resale of unable to play because o~' a Coliseum, OIJ!<~n~) Field, Brooklyn, N.Y. l . cocaine and · aggravated drug season-long wrlstlnjury,ls home 1986-AL 3, NL 2 cat Astro.1~48-AL 5, NL 2 (at Sportstrafficking. Mack Is also charged man's Park, St. Louis) rehabilitating. Sierra was La · · dome; Houston) with possession of crlmlnill tools, Russa's chol~;e to replace Can1985-NL 6, At 1 (at Metro1947.-AL 2, NL 1 (at Wrigley specifically a crack pipe and a seco In the AL starting outfield. , dome, Minneapolis) Fleldi Chicago) vial· for cooking cocaine. Mack's Los Angeles manager Tom · 1984~Nb 3, AL 1 (at C11,ndles1946-AL 12, NL 0 (at Fenway automobile Is also considered a Lasorda's selection of Reuschel tick Park, San Francisco) Park, Boston) criminal tool since the Illegal cameadayafter14-gamewlnner 1983-AL13,NL3(atComlskey 1944-NL 7, AL 1 !at Forbes drugs were found Inside the car. Mike Scott of Houston Injured a Park, Chicago) . · Field, Pittsburgh) Donna Oden, 33, and Da.rryl hamstring. 1982..:...NL 4, AL 1 (at OlympiC 194,'l,.-AL 5, NL 3 (a t Shlbe Whittington, 26, both from Cleve" I'm very ex~;lteQ , to be here Stadlum, .Montreal). Park; Philadelphia l . land, were arrested with Mack thlsyearafterhavlngotherplans I981-NL5,AL4 cat Municipal ~942-AL 3, NL 1 (at Polo June 28 while they sat Inside last year, " Reuschel said. "I do ' · Stadium Cleveland) . .Grounds , New York) Mack's car parked at an eas tslde feel like I backed In with one of 19!Kl-NL 4, AL 2 (at Dodget 1941'-AL 7, NL 5 (at Briggs Intersection. Narcotics detec-the guys getting hurt yesterday. Stadium, Lo$· Angeles) Sta~lum, Petrolt) . tives said they found 11 packet s This Is somethlng.lmportant. · 197)!-NL 7 AL 6 (at King1940-NL 4, AL 0 (at $ports· of cocaine valued at $50 each and "The American Lea1111e star· dome Seattte'> man's Park, St. Louis) one container of c rack cocaine In ters will be very happy. Many of 19'18-NL 7, Al,J 3:(at'San Diego 1939-AL 3, NL 1 (at Yankee the automobile. them are low fastball hltternnd St~dlum San Diego) , Stadium, New York) If convicted on all fou r · · ' · · ' 1938-NL 4, AL 1 (a t Crosley charges, Mack could be sent Field, Cincinnati) ~ enced to 20 years In jail. 1937-AL 8, NL 3 (at Griffith Mack and Whittington a re free .Stadium, Washington) on $2,500 bond. Oden, who has a 1936-NL 4, AL 3 (a t Braves prostitution conviction and Is E .. Field, Boston.) awaiting sentencing on a prio r 1935-AL 4, NL 1 (at Municipal drug conviction , is free on $3,000 . , . , . . . ,•• lAmes Majon1 Stadium, Cleveland) bond . Whittington wa s convicted Chlc,_o at San DIOJO 1934-AL 9, NL 7 (a t Polo In November of carrying a Houslon al Philadelphia, 2, By lln~d' Pres• !nteromtlonal . Grounds ; New York) lwl·nl(lht concealed weapon. AMERKJAN LEAGUE 1933-AL 4, NL 2 (at Comiskey Montreal at Clnclnnal~ nl&ht ,, East 1 Mack 'Is now In Cleveland New York at Atlanta,' night . Park, Chicago) Team . W L · Pet: GB ·Clinic Hospital for·evaluation. St. Leuis at lAs Angeles, • ~Uinore 48 37 .565. • ,. Rutland advances to-Bill Hubbard.Tournament semis ...L- ' • '. ft.R~t:BR~~ '"'Wf!a~arance ......,,cea .· POMEROY .992·6617 Mack indicted on d,-~g .~a~ 0 •• .. ~~L-~~---~-tEN'--1AA.l~ compensation.·reform abu : set new tlmellnes, allow- requests. This change will ensure lng fo- more thorough and timely that decisions are both thorough responses; clarify policy with and responsive and will also give regard to Jabot dispute and lay applicants more time In which to off situations; and provide for prepare and file appeals. respOnse. various exceptions to rules and Exceptions to filing deadlines Finally, the bill sets policy deadlines, making the system are also part of the bill's specifying circumstances In more just and equitable for · provisions. Under the reformed which those who are subject to Ohioans with extraordinary system, exceptions for Illness or layoffs. or recall are eligible for circumstances. other debilitating conditions will unemployment benefits and ex- · Loopholes closed under the bill make the system more flexible pandlng 'the definition for a Include a stricter definition of and workable for applicants with spousal dependent. These policy "seasonal employment" - a special needs. Similarly, House changes · wlll ensure that the measure which will clarity clas· Bill 431 will extend deadlines a ward .of u!lemployment benefits slflcatlon requirements. More when holidays or weekends Inter· Is both equitable and consistent. , Importantly, the bill will tighten !ere with filing deadlines, an Comprehensively, the many: · an area of frequent abuse by Issue which had caused the reforms Incorporated In House' ensuring that "benefit years" system to be unreasonably rigid · Bill 431 represent a ptogresslve, (periods of eligibility for unem· In the past. good-government aP.proacll to; ployment benefits) do not overHouse Bill 431 also requires maintaining and Improving how, lap as occasionally happens that the Bureau handle mass Ohio government responds to the; under the current system, result· labor disputes Involving twenty- needs of tho~e It serves on a day; lng In double payments. five or more Individuals In a to day basis. . . , The bill also provides tor consolidated fashion. Under the If y,ou need further Information~ • appeal periods to be extended bill, the Bureau would be re· on 1'fou$e Bill 431, please do not! from fourteen to twenty-one qUired' to begin the hearing hesitate to contact !'le, Statej days. This same tlme·perlod will process five- days after sucll , Senator Jan Michal Lohg, State·; apply tor other deadlines S]ICh as applicants have filed, thereby house, Columbus, Ohio 43215, or• the illlng of reconsideration ensuring a timely and thorough call 614-466-8156. : Jan Michael Long l Chang backhands immigration cliche · ·· ~ Berry's World ' i 1, 1989 a•• Unemplo~ent today in history Tuesday, July Con·uption in Jordan ·coming to a .head: AMMAN, Jor'dan - Time was when a Jordanian bureaucrat e omeroy, Oblo could hop a flight to Switzerland DEVOTED 1'0 THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA with a suitcase full of cash and no ·one would miss II. Money flowed ~l;b from neighboring oil-producing ~~ c;d;states and tblevery was Ignored . . because there were plenty of . ROBERT•.L . WJNGETl' CHARLJ!lNE HOEFUCH goodies to go around. But not any PubliSher . ·General Manager more. In a recent Incident that Jorden' PAT WHITEHEAD /,} has kept under wraps , a low~ Assistant Publlsber/ ControUer ·• !(, · security guard at the Amman In American currency A MEMBER of'lbe PreiS, laland Dally p• mUIIon that the man and his wife were cia&a and the. AmErican Newapaper Publlabel'll ~ : taldng to Swttzerlari'd. Our sour-. ces In Amman say the cou pie was LE'M'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. Tbey lllould l>e IMI tballilll words lonr. AU letters are subjeel to ec1Jtlil1 aad mull J>e slped wttb taken home and placed under name,lldclreao and telephone number. No ••IIDed'Jetters will be pubhouse arrest. lished. Letters Uould be In 100d IMte, addreaolnJIAoues, nol peneaall· Jordan' s King Hussein, Amerl· ties. · ., .c a's most loyal Arab ally, Is In . ' real trouble, and he knows lt. • Hussein Is facllig the combined enemies of austerity and cOrruption. The austerity Is no secret. Budget cuts sparked riots In Amman last April while Hussein By ARNOLD SAWJSLAK was In the United States. The UPI Senior Editor WAS tt iNGTON - A Was hington weekly. Cit y P a per. ha s a regular feature called ''News of the W£'ird" tha t may have to go into dally publ ica tion to keep up with ' events in th e capital this summer. Was hington us ually gets a little wacked out (rom mid -summer '' humlture" climbing toward thrPe figures In .Ju ly a nd August, but this year the craz iness bega n before the weath.e r got seriously hot and it co ntinues into th e Dog Days. The fir s t sign that this was going to be a cockamamie year came when J ohn Tower's drinking habits and sex life suddenly b£'came a gra ve national securit y co ncern . . The fact that it be ca n\~ nec<•ssary to knock down a story that ToWer had set up housekeeping wit h a Russian ballerina was as go.od an . · . e xample of the rampa nt lunacy as any other. And the fa ct th at th e form er Texa s senator wa s turned down for defense secrPt ar y in the cit y with the highest per-capita ingestion of arde nt spir it s and wna t mu st be Gulnness Book-level hanky-panky sealed th ~ impression th a t the cuckoo was out of the clock and on thP town. Next ca me the case of Jim Wr ight . The House s p<•aker. who never has been called dumb. a cted surprised when accused of une thical co nduct fo r permit.ting bulk sa les of a book mos tly comprised of his speec hes. He got a ngry when It was sugges ted that a job held by his .wile in a compa ny hea ded by a fr iend of his was some sort of payofflor his influence. Wh atever ttJP fa cts of the• Wright case. anyone who lias been In . Was hington long enoug h to find the wa y fr om the Washington Monument to the Linco ln Me morial knows that a lot of shadier practi ces th an the Texa n· was r un out of town for are regarded as perfectly' ethi cal on Ca pitol Hill. An example? How about a member of Congress accepting !reP travel. room a nd board a nd a tee of $1.000 or more merely to a ttend a business convention or visit a factory? Is that more honest than selling books in· lots ol_a thousa nd to labor unions? · ' Me anwhile . someo ne s tar ted a r~mor tha t Tom Foley. who replaced Wright as s peake r. is a homosexual. Absolutely no proof is . produced ·to s ubstanti a te the rumor, but a Republican press_agent Iss ued a memorandum implying that the man from the s ~ t e of Wa s hington was gay a nd got fired for his pains . . •· If. as he said . the GOP flack rea lly did not know the phra &,e ·!out of the liberal closet" had ovev tones of sexual preference. he probably sshould have been di sc harged for te rminal naive te anyway. • Then the Washington Times. a s taunchly mnservatlve m•wspaper. announced with banner headlines It had turned up a homosexual "call boy" ring in Washing ton. Th e Times, declaring it was not out to " titillatp" the public with the expose. ran names, dates and plciures of the cr edit ca rd slips used In the enterprise. But the we ird par t is that the Times. which was the Reagan This session, the Ohio General adm ini s tration's favorite local paper, ex posed only Republicans in Assembly has devoted consider athe fi rs t "call boy" articles and made the most of an e pisode in whic·h ble tlme and energy to the it sa id a we ll-connected lobbyist ar ra nged a midnight tour of the re9rganlzatlon of some state Wh ite House for his friends and several male pros titutes. dep!'rtments ·and agencies. Ad· Th e final weird note comes from the Suprem e Court. which Is th e mlnlstratlve reorganization efpla ce wher<> major lega l disagreeme nts in th is c.o untry a re supposed forts and departmental reform to be settled once a~d for a ll . . wUI ultimately result In So wh a t d id the ~ urt do? It declared that burnin,g the U.S. fl ag is smoother, more efficient and !reP speech a nd It turned over control of a bortions to s tate cost-effective responses from legis la tures. Th" t'll ca lm folks down lor sure. Ohio's departmental agencies. Part of the Legislature's reorganlzation efforts centered on Une)Tiployment <;;omp'tinsatlon Services, a division oft he Bureau of Employment Services. House By United Pre8s lnlernallonal Bill 431 was passed by the Today is Tu esday. J uly 11, th e 192nd day of 1989 with 173 to follow . General Assembly In late June. The moon is waxing. movin g toward Its lull phase. Ultimately, the bill will r esult In The morning s tars are MerC\IrY a nd Jupltet . · a number of progressive admlThe eve ning stars a re Ve nus. Mars and Saturn. nlstratlv~e and procedural . Those bor n on this d a te are under the sign of Cancer.. They include changes to Ohio's unemployment · Sco ttis h King Robert the Bru ce In 1274, John Quincy Adams. six th services - changes which will president of th e United St ates. In 1767, author E.B. White In 1899, make the ·system · significantly actors Yu 1 Br ynn er in 1920 and Tab Hunter in 1931 ! age 58), and Leon more responsive and effective. Spinks. who in 1978 won and then lost the heavyweight boxing title In Included In the main provlslons of the bill are changes fight s with Muhamma d Ali. In 1953 (age 36) . which will close loopholes In an attempt to eliminate common On this da te in his tor y: In 1952. Gen . Dwight D. Eisenhower was nominated as Republican presidentia l candid a te with Ri c hard Nixon as his running mate. They were elected In Nove m ber. 111 Court Street Pege- 2- The Daily Sentinel.~ .Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~ ·• There was both a tennis lesson has zapped a fe other stereothe University of Houston named and a public policy lesson on types In his sh rt life. In Chlng-Wu Chu. (If superdisplay the other day In Paris. . California, some people will tell conductivity becomes an Amerl·. When Joe Chang came to you that the re~son $0 many can domain II' will create, not America from Taiwan In 1966 Asian-Americans excel In high eliminate, American jobs.) . there were people who generl- school and tl!ke up so many · Butletusnotfallvlctlmtoany cally disapproved of his move precious slots hi the best col· new stereotypes. All Asian· because they believed Jhe stereo- leges, Is that they're all grinds, Americans are not tennis phetype that, "Immigrants take jobs that all they ever do Is study and noms nor researchers who will from Americans." That was . that' they're not Interested In enable elderly women to stand up dubious economics then and atbletlcs . Chang Is Interested In straight and kidney patients to dubious economics now. But atbletlcs . lead normal lives. Asiantoday we have an additional fact And further contra-stereotype, Americans come from many to consider In the debate. about he got his high school diploma via diverse places - Taiwan, China, Immigration: Twenty-three ye- a correspondence course, he Japan, the Phllllplnes and India ars after Joe came to America ·grew up In Minnesota not Callfor- to name a f~ - and are from many different backgrounds. his son, Michael, dealt that nla, and he Is a devout Christian. lrrimlgratloJ!. stereoty!Mil a zap. There have been other Asian- There are Asian-Americans on Michael took a job away from a AmeriCans In the news recently. welfare,.fn teen-age gangs and In . ' foreigner. A man named Fu-kuen Lin dead-end Jobs. There are AsianThe poor forel~er wlio was discovered tli'e genetic secret Americans, too, at just about dejobbed was a ' 'young Swede that led to a drug that may do every other spot on the soclonamed Stefan Edberg; he lost the away with kidney dialysis, and economlc·'spectrum. The soclol· ' Job of holding aloft the winner's may go a long way toward ogy tells us, nofsurprlslngly, that cup of the French Open tennis dealln"' with auemla (Who' s job the more education an Asian· tournament. The winner, Ml· did he• st(!al?) In Dallas a few Ainerlcan has the better that chael Chang, bu specifically months ago, :Dr. Charles Y.C. person does. (That does not c,.. paldAmerlcabackforthejobhls · Pack announced that bll re- 1 nclude a 17-year - old father generically probably search team haa deviled a new correspondence-school grad1141te never took from anyone. Michael treatment ,for osteoporc.ll that • who snaps a backhand like a Is the first American male In five reveraea bone 1011. (Job thlel! ) crackling buggy whip. l yeara and the first to win the The top American candidate for There Ia a ' moral to this tale, French Open In 34 yeara. the Nobel priZe In tha fteld of simple but not slmpUatlc. ProMichael Cbll!'g• 17 yean old,* super-conductMI)' Ia a man at du.c tlve lmmllfa~ts~re produc· Scoreboard ' u New -York Boston •• ' Mllwaukl'<' ctevelanll U U .483 , 7 40 U .471 K l J ~ 7 6P " ' ' 31 54 .365 17 j , tlve: Theyproducesclencefor al' of us and American victories for; us tennis nut chaUvinists.. : There Is a public policy aspect. tothal.m<?ral: Weoughttotakelnl Immigrants wjth productlvel skllls. ~ As ,a general rule ~e don't. Our; lmml~atlon policy today Is. geared almost exclusively tO: · taking In people by the crlterloO: of family relationship. Onlyt about 4 pE)rcent of our legall Immigrants come in on the ~as lsi of skllls. : The crltedon of family prefer-: · ence .Js Important and beneficial.• It ~hould never be .abandoned.! But the near-total reliance upo~ It In our Immigration code Is! foolhardy. It lleeps 'out ·man~ peoplewhowouldbemosthelpful; to us. (Michael Chang's father Is, a che,mlst who, In 1966, was jus•' " the sort who was able to come to: An!erlca under a skills crlter-c lon.)Andtoday, lnablzarretwtst! lof fate and bureaucracy, that; Immigration law Is keeping out: 'skilled Eut European a who seek; to emtarate here from commu-• nlstnatlona. ThatwWbethetopld of a subsequent column. f DIJhl . · PMI&\.rgh at San Franelaco, • alsht 5h TeJ'!lilto Det ...lt '. Ben W'att~nber~ ..~ 13 .. .lltJO ~I 42 .fit U U .4M3 P-EPSI Tile Dally Sentinel Wes,l Calllomla 32 .:13 .812 Oakland 52 38 .591 I 'J, Xan!llll Qty ~~ 37 .$70 , 3% texas .~n 3& .~7 5% U '~t .48ft, 10\lo ~1 .;:46 \fU U . Seallk> · Mlinll"Hoia ',()icaJ• .· •• ' Ml•-oea. ·• . . NATIONAL IJ!A,GliE . East'· ' T~11111 W l., Pet. GB 41 3t'.U7 . I ~ U 38 .536 . 2~ s H 38 J30 PUC. Phil. 31 H ' .4St II 32 52 Jill 15~ we.t · 51 H :W 1 41 38 ,M3 Haullon Clnclaii81i .« S.D. L.A. 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' ---· . - ---· ......... ···-· . . - J ·' Pomaoy-PJ!iddlapOrt, Ohio. • Gue~o -welcomes DH~ rule • Nuggets sold. to thicago businessmen for .$ 65 ·million Texas' Bryant, Davis named SWC Athletes of the· Year supposed to be the replacement, and (Mets Manager) Davey Johnson never played me. I don' t know why. He told the media the trainer told him that I had a bad leg. "It's over with. I'm just saying that's one year I thought I was . going to play, because I was . having a great year.'.' · , Sutcliffe to replace ScoU Pitcher Rick Sutcliffe of the ' OTICE · GTE POMEROY . · TELEPHONE. . SUBSCRIBERS I.' put up by Gene Whaley of Whaley's Auto Parts. Plaques will be awarded to the top three In all divisions. Gates will open at 5 p.m., with time trials at 7: 30 and races at 8: 30 Friday. · AU boys 13 to 15 years old by ·contacting personnel at 'the interested In the formation of a Park 'n' Putt. Cash prizes will be three-on-three summer basket- awarded. · ball league should sign up at the Middleport Pool by Saturday. . Teams and fndlviduals should sign up before this date. Further . information can be obtained by . contacting ·Roger Williams, dl· rector or the Middleport Recreation Department, at 99~·9%8 . · Tennis lessons are available at General Hartinger Park. Shawn . Baker will be the Instructor for 1919 TOPPS, REEl, DONIUSS, UPPER D£CII ,._the course, and Jessons may be AND TOPPS COINS ~ ~heduled in the morning or in ) tbe evening. ·For more lnforma. tlon, calr' 992-9968. A hole-In-one tournament will beheld at uieMiddleportPark'n' . , NO ORDEI TAIEN AFTER JULy· 13, 1989 Putt Mini Golf Course on Satur· AI S.f$ Art u.,ltW day, July 22. All entries musrbe ·submitted no later than 3 p.m. on ThuJ'Bday, July 20. No entries will be accepted )tfter thla time. NOW TAKING .ORDERS FOR BASEBALL CARDS . . COMPLm SETS. sco-. ORDER NOW! . Ftlrtlllr intorrdatlon reeardinc ~~may be obtained JOHNSON'S VARIETY STQRE 992 t . . . . ·. On Saturday, July 1S, 1989 · at -12:1 S a.m. GTE will · install a new centr~l - office for Pomeroy subscribers. Customers with 992-xxxx telephone numbers ·to · complete a ~ocal call, will need ·to dial all 7 digits. You can ·not . dial S digits;: to place a call. '· " Angelia Elaine. Spe ncer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger . ' Spencer. Tuppers Plains. was To dance and drill teams. flag nutrition and other important one of 331 graduating seniors at corps and majorettes choreoaspects-of dance learn activities. · Otterbein College's reoent com. graphy (s IJ~e effective way to Instructors include cj1oreo- mencement ceremonies. prornoJe,$chool splrij. graphers. directm·s and captains Miss Spe ncer graduated with a Ohio .University in · Athens ,is · of various univeristy dance bachelor of arts in physical sponsor.lng ~n American All-Stat teams and p~ofesslonais in jazz education. Dance Team camp for junior and modern dane£'. , Otterbein CollegP. an inde· hi)(h school~~ high schools lind. This three-day camp ta~es pendent. liberal arts institution colleges. . . place Wednesday. Aug. 9 througfi affiliated with tht• United Met hoFriday. Aug. II at the Ohio dist Church. Is located in At th~: camp, particlpan ts will learn i~r routines for pep For University Convocation Center. ___ more information. contact rallies. basketball ~tames, and on· the American An:star Dance the footbafl field . They also will Team Camps, P.O. Box 1966, learn marching techniques. Covlflgtt)n, La. 70434 orc-aili~04i ·. physicai therapy, health and 893-~6~~- . .,. ! ,. ,. ... . •' 1989 .,•• ',r• •• .· ~- .•.•. ..-<: -._.,.. ...•• ·•. ,, .,· • • ·!'' '.. ' ~·~ •• ' I ' . I' • ~ t! ' . Southern pli)'lllcals set i RACINE -Physicals for a-lh· letes and cheerleaders at South. ern Jr. High and High Schodl will be given on July 1~ at the high school. " Students are to come at the following times. seventh ' and eighth graders from 8-9:30 ;a .m .. . ninth and tenth graders from 10,-11:30 a.m .. "nd 11th an4 12th graders from 1-2:30 p.rri. Ail . students are to wear shorts. Physical. cards must be ~ijlned by parents prior ~o the physical being given. Cards ma;r be picked up at the high s~hool office. Dr. Douglas Hunter, will perform the physicals. Eastern physicals EAST MEIGS -,.Physicals for athletes and cHeerleaders at Eastern Junior High and High School wilLbe glvl'n on Saturday at the high school., Grades 10. ll, and 12 are to report at H a.m., and gl·a.:Jes seven. I' Igilt, and ' nine ai·e to report at 9:30 a.m . .Urina lysis testing will be don0. ·. Physical cards must be s,igned by parents prior to the physicals being given. Cards may be piCked up In the high school office. · Drs. Wilma Mansfield and Mark Brown will peform thl' ) ~VISITS · .. J .•' . Re-election reminder POMEROY · -The •Meigs County Board of Elections reminds the followil)g townships . and villages of the following offices whose terms are up for re-election this coming No· vember. There are two trustees in each of the following township. Bedford. Columbia. Scipio, Salem, Rutland. Salisbury. Olive. Orange, Letart. Lebanon, Chester, and Sutton . Also the un-ex pired term of "the town'ship clerk in Olive TownshiP, Is up. In Rutland VIllage "there are four council members, along . with two members of the board of trustees of public affairs . There are three terms up on the Meigs County School Board, two ' in Eastern Local. three in Southern Local. and two in Meigs Local. . The fillngdeadljne Is ('.ug. 24 by 4 p.m. at the Board of Elections office located on Mechanic Street . 'office hours are froin 8: :lO a.m. ' to ·· noon. · and J-4 p.m . Monday through Friday . · Bible school MIDDLEPORT -The Middleport . Church of Christ will be having bibte .school the week or J~ly 1721 from ,9:30 a .m . 10 noon each day . Classes will be for a.ges · three. throUgh tht' eighth grade. ' WHY YOU . INVEST-IN A · .·CENtRAL TRUST . '• ,.,,> •'',<·' .~ •••• •• ;: •• :: 6 ~ONTH CD• • · NOW! ~~ - I •• ,• ,• ,• .• .• ..:·.• ...•. ,• • _·The Meigs County Fair Ta~ . ls Coming August .11th.. Advertising Deadline 's august 5, l989 .• ,. ,·,• • • •• ••• •• . "" • •• •• •• I •· . ' This offer from Central.Truet · your neare' . f Central Trust office • .. G '1••• 446-0902 . . 1 ' •••• ..., 992-6661 '·:. ,. ,.• THE CENfRALrii.Sr ON~ •' ,• ........ •aMUI. ......... ,..... ~ •*=· ....·~lltlliit ,. •'.,,' ., .. ' . ~~ a holding blc~ walt· ing for gre11t rate, this Is it. ~ you've got to act ·faSt. • •• ' is av~l-.. fqf :•· limited time 01\Jy. For more lnfor·· . mation contact If you've • ••• .,••• '• . Pediatrics & · Internal Medicine Suite 12 "" Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Ofrlce Building Office 1-iours Mondily through Frid;~y 8:30 a:m. to 5 p.m.. New Patients Welcome • ONLY (304) 675-6015 • 1 Of'i=EjR GOOD THRU SATURDAY • .;J_U LY 1.6, 1989 s·HEAR I'LLU"SIGNS 1 lftrEASANT VALLE)' HOSPITAL . .Jll STYLING STUDIO & TANIIRIG' CENTER · 293 So. Second ~ .Ayers Mill~ieport, Oh. .J~--------..;:l~~~2.-~------J Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, W.Va. 25550 ------------ I physicals. .. •• . I Dr Edward . •• • July Tanning Sp.·ecial! :r18 Gallipolis Chapte r President Daisy Taylor and Ll'ta r t Chapte r . President Ge'rri Tate. Community happenings_ I • I in praying for the needs of tho~ present. , TheJoySingf¥s. from the Long Bottom area, also were in attend· a nee and were minis ters in · special songs. Keill Eichinger played the pia no and Gallipolis Chapter Vice- President Barbara Stover,Ied:ln praise and worsh (p. Member s hip Cha irperson Cat.herllle ,Newbetry, expla ined the ministryoflhe Fla me Fellowship and opened the me mbership for those lnte~Ps ted . She also pinned Sadie "Bailes · of ·Point ·P leasant. W.V a and welcomed her as the newest member of the Letart.chap tl' r. · Dance team· camp . set r~W=es~te:r~VJ~-l~ie~---_.-_ • .CALL BRIAN OR DAVE TO PLACE YOUR AD IN THIS YEAR'S EDITION. · .' Nearly 00 m embers and visilors of the Leta r t and Ga iUpo iis Flame Fellowships met at the Le ta rt Commlln ity Building on .June 29. Th e evening began with a dinner which consis ted of a wfde variet y of salads. . Missionary Eleanor Co9per"orHonduras began shearing her testimony at 7 p.m. and enCO\Ir· aged all in atte ndance . with Hebrews 12 : I to let go of every weight that wouid·hin!let the m in• stepping out a nd serving God in the fullest. , ' At the close of th e mePting, Cooper's travelling companion. Cassandra Twitchell. joined her ·Spencer gradttate.r . Kentuckian edges Adams in Skyline .Speedway race Basketball, ·tennis programs offered Pon leiDy-Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Ch.arles (Gerrll Miller repeated in unison. in Ashian . A check for $25 wa s was elected president of the . donated to the Meigs Legion American Legion Drew Webs ter - . ... M · Baseball Team . , Unit 39 Laidies Auxiliary at th e rs. Miiier gave a report on Mrs. Powell reported on the recent meeting held at the Post -the recent trip to Junction Cit y home In Pomeroy for the s~rlng convt'lltlon. She. · June party a t th e l\the nRehabili · tatio~'- Center noting that 14 M · Mille h b. along with -Mary Martin and rs. r a~ . eena member Ellen Ro.ught , attended the con- vete rarrs wpre served _c a ke and ofthe unit for eight years gaining vention. Over 80 people from the ice ~ream , 11er eligibility through her hus- · eighth district · atten!led . 'and It was a nnounced that the July band. Charles. who Is a VIetnam Mrs. Maxine Barnes : from Laoveteran's birthd ay party will bt' veteran. · . held at the ChlilicothP Vetera ns · caster un11 ·!l, was elected . the Other officers elected I\) serve new eighth · district president Hospital on July 20. are Janet Jenkins, first vice Mrs Miller noted unlt39didweli J.nstaiiation of the new officers president; Catherine Welsh. se- In the awards placing first in will be held at thl' regular cond vice president; Ailee Free- their division i~ every category meeting in July. Mrs . Miller ma!J, sec~etary; Ellen Rought. wi,th the exception . of children noted that sl)e will sen(llvitations treas~rer, Veda Davis, . cha- and youth in which t)ley placed to the pas t presidents of unit 39 to plain, Iva Powell, assistant third. The unit also received ihe join in and I hey will be honored a chaplain; Marjorie Fetty a~d birthday roil call for being a goal this tim e, along w.ith member s Lo_retta Tiemeyer, sargeant -at - unit by November Next year's who have belonged to th e auxilarms; and Iva Powell, historian. summer convention will be iary over 30 to 40 .years. The . junior to! .color guard. ' · hosted by the Pomeroy unit. The f1'l o<;>tlng closed · wi.th J,e sslca and Ashley Ham.Uton, The treasurer noted that th e prayer by Mrs. Welsh and t-he ·Opene!l the meeting and ad- auxiliary gave their Girls State' tiny tots retired the colors. ,.· vance!! thecolo~s. The p!Pdges (o Delegates each a check for $!iQ io the . flag qnd preamble were use while at Buckeye Gi r ls State Chicago Cubs has been named to rePlace injured Mike Scott of the Houston Astros in the All-Star Game, the Cubs announced Monda)&. Sutcliffe, 10-6, has been se- • Iected to the Ali·Star team two , previous times. Scott will miss this season's All-Star Game at · Anaheim, Calif. , due to a left hamstrl.n g Injury. - The Daily Sentinel-Page-S Flame Fel(owship .mee.ts Drew Webster Post Auxi~iacy elects .officers: in. recent meeting in this year's: All-Star Garhe ·_ · ByMJUTULLY UPI NaUoaaJ"beball Wrller ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) Pedro Guerrero Welcomes the designated bitter rule In this year's All-Star Game because It gives him a chance to play. "This Is my fifth time In the All-Star Gartie · and I've . only played two innings," said Guerrero, tbe St, ~uis Cardinals' first baseman. "I just want to get in the lineup." Though Introduced to the rna- · jors In 1973 and used In the World Series under two dUferent for mats, tiJ..e DH never has been lncludecf\n the All-Star Game. Guerrero, batting .292 with six homers and 55 RBI, will bat NEW ·oWNERS - Denver Nunets general Peter C.B. Bpoe (right) as the Nuggets' new . seventh in the ilneup announced maJ!Aier Pete .B abcook,behlnd podlwn, lnlrodu· OWJ!ers at a press conference M(\nday In Denver. Monday by National League ces Ch~ago buslaeuman Bertram Lee (left) and (UPU · · · manager Tommy · Lasorda. White "Sox outfielder Harold Baines will DH and bat cleanup In AL skipper Tony La Russa's order. Guerrero says he has served as DH In winter ·ball. Baines, batting .315 with 11 homers and 46 RBI, often has filled that position In the majors. DENVER (UPI) - Sidney the right direction for Denver. " Shlenker bought the Nuggets The addition of the DH may not Shlenker confirmed Monday that Checketts, who was with Utah from Texas · businessman B.J. necessarily add offense, because he has ~ld the Denver Nuggets . for six years, said Lee "Is the "Red" McCombd in 1985. In pitchers in All-Star Games often to two Chicago businessmen for type of owner with whom I want · addition to' the $19 million purgive . way to a pinch hitter. $65 million. making tile NBA to be affiliated." · chase price, he has . made an However, in .1981 AL pitcher franchise the first prole~slonal ' "I look forward to helping build estimated $11 million to $16· Dave Stieb-had to bat for himself sports team with black owners. the Denver Nuggets into one of million · In improvements to in the ninth Inning of a one- run The sale of the team. which the finest franchises in profes- McNichols Arena. · game because no other candiShlenker bought for $19 mlllion in sional sports," he said. ' dates were left. His team lost 5-4. 1985, was first reported SaturGuerrero said he thanks Laday. But Shlenker refused to sorda for the 'chance to start the con!irm it during the weekend, game. Guerrero played In Los . saying details still had to be Angeles before being dealt to St. worked out. Louis last year. The new owners are Bertram "I'm glad I played with him M. Lee, chairman and president long enough that he knows me," of BML Associates Inc.. an DALLAS (UPI) - University he was named to the <':allege said Guerrero; who sounds espeinvestment holding company, of .Texas students Scott Bryant World Series all-tournament cially disappointed with his lack and Peter C.B. Bynoe, executive of All-Star Game playing time in . director of the Illinois Sports and Clarissa Davis were named team and was drafted 2oth by the . 1987. Facilities Authority 11nd presi- Southwest Conference Athletes Cincinnati Reds In the major "In one All-Star Game, Dave of the Year Monday. league first ro11nd draft. dent of Teiemat Ltd., a real Winfield got five at-bats," he The two athletes from San Davis, a Lady Longhorn basestate development and manag~ said. "So he got two more than I Antonio were chosen by a panel ketball player. was the consenmen! consulting firm. did in four years." of media representatives from sus choice for National Player of At a news conference announc"In 'fn, In Oakland, I was Arkansas and Texas. ·. the Yellr honors. She swept all Ing the sale, Lee and Bynoe said . Bryant, an outfielder and the major postseason honors • David W. Checketts, former • pitcher for the Longhorn base- including the Naismith, Champresident and general manager ball team. was named the Colle- pion Products, USBWAof the Utah Jazz, will be the giate Basebali-ESPN -National Mercedes Benz and World AlaNuggets' new president. Pete Player or the Year, and Player of manac ·P layer of the Year . Babcock, Denver' s former presithe Year by the Baseb.a ll Coaches awards. dent and general manager, will Davis .missed most of her As_soclation. . . . remain as GM. His 112 RBI led the• na-tion, and junior season after a seasonLee 'and Bynoe stressed that his 32 doubles tied for the lead ending·knee Injury In December, the Nuggets will stay In Denver. nationally and were also tied for 1987, which threatened to end her The team has 14 years remaining the secolid-best in NCAA history. career. In the.19SS-89 season she on a lease agreem!'nt at McNiBryant set eight University of scored 20 or more polnts25 times, cho Is Sports Arena. Texas school records, Including and 30 or more points 13 times. "Peter and I are looking career marks for homers and Davis set the Texas school reco·r d forward to establishing a close slugging percentage and single- for most points in a season with relationship with the greater season highs for hits, homers, 843, as she started each of the Denver community," Lee said. RBI, doubles and doubles in a Lady Longhorns' 32 games. . "A professional sports franchise game . . Davis plans to continue her Is a very special member of Its basketball career In Italy next community, and we certainly With a 7-for-17 performance, fall. want to continue the positive impact the Nuggets are making in the community." Lee said he and Bynoe "will encourage involvement of the Nuggets organization and personnel in the life of the RACINE\"- A huge crowd was Both Hickel's Leroy James car community." on hand !dr the filth annual Bob and Wolfe's Max Hill Country " In addition. our philosophy is Adams Sr. Memorial Race last Crovettes car are expected back one that places a high priority on weekend at Skyline Speedway, this week. effective opera lions of the organ- where nationally known driver In the sportsman di-'lslon Raization which leads to running a Chargin' Charlie Swartz of Ash· cine's Chris Diddle, ·Jn only his profitable club," he said. "W(! land, Ky ., edged Racine' s Bob second appearance In a race car, wa nt to make the fans proud so Adams, Jr. at the finish . came In third In his heat and tile organization will continue to Swartz, driving the Charlie fourth in the feature. The Wha· grow and. flourish." Swartz Race Car Chassis- ley's Auto Parts Special, driven Shlenker indicated lie had Garland Flaugher No.2, took the by Kanauga's Phil Davis, again turned down other offers for the lead on the 15th lap after early dominated the Sportsman class Nuggets in order to let Lee and leaders Mike Smith and Mike by whining the fast heat and the Bynoe buy the team . . Balzano, both of Parkersburg, feature. "I · frankly like the idea of tangled in turn two. · The track management would another step in llle social growth Rounding. out the top five like to thank all those In at tendof this country," he said. "These behind runner-up Adams were ance from the Meigs-GaiUa area are good people, whether they're ROd Evans, Harold Redman and and apologizes for the lengthy black, white or green. I think Greg Carpenter. ~ · delay caused b)l a faulty transthese two gentlemen will represMiddleport's Marc · French former which caused the lights In e nt their race and the human placed eighth in the event, while turn lour to go dark. race very, very well." Racine's Lee Floyd placed fourth Racing continues this Friday Head coach Doug Moe said he in the B-Main. evening with another $1,000 to was impressed with the new Pomeroy's Benny Hickel and win Late M9del event. Although owners .• Racine's Scott Wolfe both got the the purse Is up for the driver's, . " I happen to think you meet dark side of 'Lady Luck' .as regular ·admission will be someone and get a positive or Hlckelin the Mason Auto, Glass charged (Adult ticll:et $7.(10). negative vi be right off the bat, " car burst a tire and Wolfe's Again another large field of he said . " These. guys are really Adams Farms-O'Brien Produce- cars is expected. good . I think it 's going to be very Eber's Gulf Machine burnt four This week's event will j)e positive, and I 'in really looking pistons in warm-ups. 'Whaley's Auto Parts night' as' · forward to it . I think it's a step in first place prized money is being • Tuasday. July 11, 1989 Tuesday, J-uly 1_1, 1989 ···- - -- ... . 1M&II*77rlt MtM 1Jrin{p lfztJpm. ' . If your te'-PhoM number begins with 778 or 992, here's what you should know. There are lots of long-distance phone companies. Each has its own produJ;ts and prices. But until nOV< only one of them offered you . the convenience of "One-plus" diaWng. If you wanted to use any of the others, you had to dial as many as 14 extra numbers. • ·Nomore.. Thanks to a service called ·Equal Access.~ you choose the company you p~fer foi"Oneplus" dialing. ' j · -In the next few days, we will send·Y9/t information explaining Equal Access, plus~ ~llqtto let you choose among the long-<listan~ com. panie~ serving your area.llf you don'tl(llake a choice, we're required to select a company for you.) ;· . Read the material carefull}i Ther~~11'\art< the ballot with the company of vour c~e1anq return it to us. · That's all. We11 do the rest When Equal Access starts, we11 automat~ cally connect_yell,! to your choice. Watch your majl for details. Choose the longdistance company you want-and return the · ballot to us. ldi:t THE I'OWE!\ IS ON �... . .I . July 11. 1 Ohio Pape birth Park·-board requests Community calendar S!;! John and Rae Jean Pape: 'Stationed 111 Castle Air Force Base In Atwater, Calif .. arc announcing the birth of a daughter. Andrea Rae. on June 22. The infant weighed. efght pi>unds and was 20 and one quarter inches long. · . Mr. and MI'S. PaJl(' also have two sons. Kl'is a nd ·Randy. Maternal grandparents are Rodney and Dora Covep, Las Vegas, Nev . Mater nal great gra ndmothe r Is Dora Sweet. Cherry Fork. Pa.ternal grandparents an• John and PaJty Pape. Racine. Paternal great grandparents arP Herschel and Eileen Roush. TUESDAY REEDSVILLE ~The~ South , Bethel Church at. Sl)ver Ridge will be h~vlng ,vacation bible school today through Friday from 7-9 p.m . There ·wm be classes for all ages and the public Is Invited to participate. The church Is located across from Eastern High School, .two miles out Silver Ridge Road. Help! . . We have this th Colin ty known as the Meigs County Fair and it will be opening about midAugust. Now - this fair doesn' t just appear overnight- it 's the result of a year ·· of hard work by members of tl)e county fair board a gro up of dedicated individuals. At this point in time annually, there remains a little problem or two and this year is no exception. But there's time and perhaps, you can help with one of the problems. One of the features of the fair is the beef and pork cookoff. tn this event, residents turn out their favorite beef and pork dishes and vie for prizes. · Now - the problem Is - that prizes fo r the beef participants are already donated but so fa r, prizes for those taking part in the pork dish com petit ton have not materialized. Prizes for the beef competition are $20, $15, $10. and $5 and Addalou Lewis, fai r board member who heads the activity, would like comparable prizes for t.he pork competition group. However, Addalou says it's a very flexlble si\!l<!llon. She would be happy to receive offers of prizes Including gift certifi· ca tes or merchandise prizes from individuals or ·businesses, which would like to sponsor a part of the pork. competition. If you feel like you can help out with this event- and it .wlllhave to be cancelled if you can't - or If you'd like more information. just give Addalou a call at 992-2924. She'll be de lighted to hear from you. . -------In case you were wondering, Vicky Pullins. 30578LovettRoad, Portland, was tl1e winner of the I . tra nsm it ter. Lois DeCl ue, the owner of the property. sa id Monday she took the actio n aga inst the 200-foot transmitter because the radio station was four months overdue on a $3,600 lease payment for the Enterprise- UMC has party ' ' ay Set Frances Hawkins will mark her. 87th birthday on Thursday. Frances is a resident of the Pomeroy-Americare Ce n~r of the Rock Springs Road, POIIJeroy, By the way1she has been a resident there · for the. past two years. Undoubtedly, she(wlll be glad to hear fronn you. · --------Remember, It's better to work ' c:ept - clanified dis pl..,.. Business Card and legal noticesl will alto appear In ttl a P1. Pi801o11nt Register tnd the Gtlli•poli.s D1ily Tribuna, reach1ng o~Jer 18,000 homes. • followi~g Gallia County • ' 61-hrm' Equipmtmt , 82-Wanted to 8uv lledl Estate Muon Co., WV Area Code 304 Area Code 614 Gallipolis 992- MiddlepOrt Chaehlre · Pomeroy Vinton 98&- Ch•ter Rio Grande 843- Portland Guyan Dlli. ' 247- Letart Fall• C.43 -~ Arabla Diet 949- Raclne 379-Walnut 742- Rutland • 667.;:..CoolviUa ' 31- Homn for Sate. 32- Mobile Homn for Sale 93;--Farma for Sale ,, · 34-Bu•ln•• Buildingt 678-". P.l•aant ·468-loon 578- Apple Grove 773- MIIson 882-..Naw H.ven • 35-Lota & 83 - LivtRto~ ' 41 - Houset for Rent 42- MobUe Homa for Rent 43- - F•rms for Rant · 44- ·Apartment for Rent ' 46· Furnished Rooms ' Cet Results Public Notice Fa~f' 48 ~ Sp.c:e ' for Rent 47·- W•ted to Rent 48- Eq..,tumem for Rent 48- For Le•e ' Public N otic~ 71 - AutOa'for Sale 72- Trucli:• for Sale 73- Vans • 4 WO'a 74-Motorcycl• 715 - Bo attt S. Motors for Sale 11- A·uto Per.ts & Accauories 77-Aut1) Repair · 78-Camping Equipment 79- Campen & Motor "tomes '8 1 '~ - Home Improvements 82 - Piumbing &-H8ating ·83 · - Ex~;IYatlng 84 - EI~rlcal e. Refrigeration 86 - Gen . ..l Htultng · 86-Mo~le Home Repair NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of FIDUCIARY . On June 21. 18811. In thll Miliga County Probele COUI\ *" fl1111131'want to.take . And how that styling. these You'll shoes aft agaln./\11d at this price you'll'want more than one pali. ' . •' .. '· ; Women's Health ·' . ·: ... ' • a.m.·;;.s p.m. . 200fo .., 1 ·~~· Suite 211. PVH _Medical Office Building '(304) -875-1460 ' ... . . HELP 2 PAllS. POt . ... WANTED herim_ge· Ole Dll PLEASANT.VALLEY HOSPITAL. ' · .•:II1\.liiliiiliiiiliiia•••••.::S::~:"':;•":;•t ., w.v..~ Help Wanted ALL .· . · NOTICE OF , APPOINTMENT OF Ft OUCIAAY On July 8. 1889, In the Melgo County Probate court, Caoe No. 26311, Frank ·W. Ponor. Jr.. Route 11 Monday througtt Friday 1 ' .) .. '' SH~~l~~~~ . , ~~.....~~~~~~ · ;;;.. '" ..............___,..!:-.t.. ,• RIStDINTUl & COMBON. langavlla. Ohio. Robart E. !luck, Probate Judge Lena K.' Nanalrold, Clerk . I Langovl& Ohio. 411741, 'wei tate of Santo · · #1, dece•ad. tate of'AOU1a •· I Profeuianal Inst... tiott ~~~~ Admloolotoaiur With The Yotl Ann•ed. of the ... ... ~ '• I c... No. 2111118. Klnnlth'D. Kirk. 2738D State fiCjlite 1 2~. TOMATO FIELD WOIKiRS ·CALL · .EVENINGS 6·14-247-2012 JONES TIRE CENTER YARDMAN MOWERS . ECHO SAWS & TRIMMERS OREGON lARS, CHAINS RYAN SERVICE CENTER Pa!fl & Service On Alllallea VISA · MASTER CHARGE HOURS: 'Mon.·F•i. 9· 7 Sat. 9-6 Ctoaed Sunday nn EmMAns ON SALE NOW AT SEARS IN IIIDDUPORT ' 614-992-21 •Naw Tires oCuitoin Pipe Bending .Oil Chin&• oGruse Jobs IGenelll Chasis lalnt IIIIIICI oComput«ized Bllen c.. 992-3897 . ~ St: At. 12~ · o· Mldcleport, Oh. . (Neil ro Hill Top Grocery) 6-16·1111 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM 1JIDING •BLOWN IN ,INSULATION •ISSELL . SIDING ._ CO. .. ..... "Fnie Elltlrnllt ' . . .." PH. 949-2801 · ·or.:-su,.-::~·2160 lny ..monl lrok• Wheat FilstSecwities· 422 Marko! Slrlf!.l p. 0. lolf.188 Parkersburg, f!.U61 02 BISSEll BUILDIRS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & G4RAGES '~AI Reosonabij Prim" Day or Night NO SUNOA EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE Sr.rvicr.s (orlffilfllnsuf111<e Couoaolor PH. 949•2801 or Res. 949-2860 "" l.W. STEWART . TRUCKING YOIJ CALL IT WE WILL HAIJL IT •Gravel •limestone •Fill Dirt 742-2421 ' ) 224 E. MAIN ST.. 992-91176 THUIS. LB. 6145 PJA. · Public NOtice· ' CHAIN UNK FENCES Pu.biic Notice BINGO POMEROY ·EAGLES CLUB Tr~m,porl ation I;JQIIII Real cute kittens to give awav. Call 61 4·992· 7091 . ' •SHRUB TRIM MOVAL I 6 week old cut e puppict, Coclt A Poo. 304671> l·mc>the1 -- 1 .:.::::::......,.....,.--~- Cutvkittena "need a ho me. Ptwilt' call 304·77 3-6340 Mix ed breed Small pupPIOll. 3 female 1 male. goodhou W doQ:I. 304675· 7883. Found: July 8. Large black reueiYer ty.pe male. Chokeehai, between Rio Grande & Vinton ttrM . On th~ Rio Grf"de Fnd ?f' ~25. Well menn,.et.J. plme 81 gat him Caii6 14-24K- AOIIing1v~le Mis1ing and Tho· mas Ridge area. 4 vr old male. tan and white Cocker. Sp.. lel. childs pet. please return. 304896-3079 FREE ESTIMATES Take the pal" out of painting. Let 1111 do -It far you. VERY REASONABlE HAVE REFERENCE 614-915 180 Point Pleasant 11ndM11s on, (30~ "Yaril Sale -~- ·--- -- & Vicinity Lg . 4 ta mllv ~rdaale, 12-13-14 on 664 near Bidwell. P. 0. Big variety of items & mltny bargains St11rts earty closes late. DEAD 01 AUVE •Waahera •Oryeri •Ra~ •FI'IIIIzers R I • r geratOfl "Must It l . .alilt" lEN~ . •• a·ppu•- ..cE' SEI.Yia II•9I··S33S·.,..91S·U•1I .SIRVICE·· ~ ,poo' GALLONS POOU;. WILLS . . am•s CaH Aftyti-. 992 ..2371 RECYCLING OPEN 7 DAYS 9Ati-7PM ,. EXCEPT fiOUDAYS We Buy AU Non Ferrous -~ Metals, Plastics, . $tainl•s Steel,. ' Etc. Give u, A. Call .· '· Today" 992-5114 Ofl'ly.-.At of .R... 1 • 143. POm-v. 011. 6-21-'19-tlll ·Neett on AN fo r Oir f!cto r of Nurs1ng position for 100 be d• skilled nursing facility . Excellent salary & ban efiU . Co "n ta ~ "o Scenic Hills. At 2 Box .:.!.&]~ Bidwell. DH 46614. Dental assistant neede d. Exp. preferred but not · nec86sary. Sand resume to: eta BoK 002, Gallipolis Oaltv Tribuna S2S Third Ave. Gall ip oti!, 0 H.,5631 j;,ovalleble w;;;;;~P~e~n~ - ,;im~e;"-;p;;;o;;,,;;:,o~ns for indivick.ull!i mt erested in working with children 8c edolscunls on, personal safety issues. For an appliclltion. write CAPS. P . 0 . Box 207 Jackson. OH 46640 ~rd District Tectlntcian fo; the Galli a include a high school diploma, ell'perience t~n(j/ or education considered, farm ~ackgrOund preferred. ability tJ work with no- till equipment, Qood communication at lll mnthematical skills and the ability to work With people•re erit•cal AlBa . .equ ired to keep records~ documentation oi conse,-ation practic;::es planned S. applied. Applicstions will be accap1ed t1. the District Office at 529 Jackson Pike. Room 308C Gallipolis. 46631 through' Julv 24, 1989. Contact-: Patty 0 \@r D tslrict Conset-vationist, 614-4468687 Salary is negotion11ble bMed on eK perlnnce & fH11J c~ ­ tion. In 'addition to promot 1ng n D- tiH pr~ctices the applicant s hould hwe an interest in working with loc;::BI end owners in promormg ·sound co n ~eNa tio n practices & the wise use o l our soil & water resources. Part- time/ full- t1me cooks B. wajf_esses app!v in pers nn. Vilrage Pizza Inn. Sprmg Van., PIMa . 2 nurses aids. Shop clerk. 2 house keepers Inquire at c5drts and Ends Shop. Middleport. sale: July 12, 13, 14. 9 a.m. 1 1 1 2 mil es from Cheshire on SA 664. clothln.g infant to !ltge sizes, stroller car sea t . ba1tery operAted, 4 WhAAier, furn iture, dr Apes, dishes, John BtlAt, !ot•• mut e jobs and applicmin.n CBII iloms . ~ R l-262 7 Wed thru Sat.. 424 2nd Ave. Rear. Kanauga 9-5. Cheap prices. Elley Work! hcffllent Pflyl .<l; lli , semble product s at home. Call for information 504-641 -8003 l7 V i nt ~ Ave .. Mru v Kay cosmetics. ate . 9 -S. Wed. 12th & Thurs 13th Show gifts. ........Po.merov...... ... .. 0300. 5 famitv , Middleport & Vicinity Yard Sale a1 Mar~ L~ yne ' s. 6th and Palmer Sta., Middleport. 9 10 4. July 11Hund 121h. Rain cancels. 9:00· 7 131 South Fourth A~ - · Mldc!hlport , WATER 666 additional July 1 2. WANTED ' ~ lost, Reward, black and white Te- as . Rd . 2nd house-right pac~m;; house . Ho usEl full· hou:!Choid & misc. G l 3Sswt~rn, posts. cl.othes, etcl! Eleclrk: range. 11·19 brown c arpet & padding Mon-Tue1 9 -5 lftTERIOR-EnEIIOI akilled. For infmmatio!"' Call Soil & Water Conservation Dia· trict. Minimum requirements MY·T·S~OP PAINTING .. e... P 667. lOST Murphys store Thutldt:JV, dark presc ript ion gl•ses, wil the p81"son who picked 1hem up pleaso 'call 304.675-3861 or please rsturn, .......G.alli!:iolis ......... . LINDA'S 383-2627 LOST· Black LabS. Beagle/81\s- Now hiring Apply at lil;ir Highlights. Call 014446-4597 s~ mix Mar g., Center 11raa. Reward Cell 614-388-9045 or 446-7171 Sales Rep needed for a locul .:...:.:.:._:.:.:,::.___;;...,.--- •- - supply Co. Must . hA"e reliable Lost : tishfng tackle bo ~ wit h auto area. includes Gallia. Matures. At mouth of Shadu River. sonS. Meigs Co. Call 614-446Reward 614-985-35~8 -4109 ior Interview . · 992-2269 EVENINGS 6- GOVERNMENT ,JO BSI No w hiring in your area. bot h~kill6(! ,::. unskilled. For 11 current 11~ of jobs & apl)licMion. call 616- 6- Lost and Found 7 985-4300 245-6363 for an inttlf'View. Easy World Exe pay! A~ HIIn bl e produ ch al home, Call ior information . 504-649-0670 Ell'1 . 313 !Open Sunday) •FIREWOOD • 4 •T-SHIATS •JACKETS FOR BUSINESSES. GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS KIT. No collactiug or rlttlivenng work your own hr ~ Cell 6 14- 61s-n9-5607Ext 8 95-3484. ~ HATS home decor ttems such as pictures, door, w reaths. & nt -:For e ntw" party~->;-; . F ~ ::E s 30 0 1314 •LIGHT HAU LI NG PRINnNG love clothes ? Demonstrate beautiful clothes for a new PlrtV plan! No modelinginvotved. l: un job with few hrs t No investment, ,.,o r:oll~i ng or delivering Ce ll 614·245 · 6363 , for n n intervtew. CRUI SE SHIPS Now hiring all positions Both skilled & Ufl- Ward ·'ili10 w A,hK. needs some work, 1304) 675- Lost small ooola- con1ain1ng kP.Ys and checkbook. Between CUSTO~ SCREEN ' Mor~tgnmary PekintJ!IOJ, (304) 676-2986. BILL SLACK V-10189. Now hiring demonstratONI 10sett 6 kittens. 3 female: 2 l'l'jaht. 8 weeki old. can 614-985· 4311 . LOST. Orange B. white -ton1tftt o»&med Mik,e we•fng fl!M coliN, iUs1 around Graham S;::h oc! Rd e.";!!IJI 814-448~ 8606. SUN. E.B. 1:45 P.M. ' 36- Real Ee111te Wanted 896 - Letart 937 - Buff~o Acre~ge .. 64- Hay !. Grain • 66-Seed & Fertiliur J 23"B•In•f ppportunh:'f 22-Mon-. to Lo1n 23-Prot•tion.t Servieft!; • Meigs County Public Notice . Yearly remafe exams . · · ' • 448 367388246256- ' 11f'l Tb• family ofprO(uaiOtJGh ' i&l 27; !71 6, 11. 3tc - ' aeneral and Qynecological Surgery · • t ' telephone exchanges... Area Code 614 . 8:$0 2 : ~0 ~.M .,THURSOAY 2:00P.M . FRIDAY Classified pages cover the 7 Dr. Jack It~.:· Levine . . Office ·pou_rs · - Farm Supplies & livestock Flnoll!:l~l Comtortoble. casual ·af1d perfect fO< having fun. Go ahead. slip on a polr. You're sure lo lOIIe the COD1fcllallle, cushioned sole. .. f 2 "00P.M TUESDAY 2.00 P.M WEDNESDAY ' LARRY D. BROGAN, CIC 1-800-333-5252 lt. 33 North 113, Box 311A. Racine, Ohio NOTICE OF appointed Executor oJ tho NOTICE 45771, was .appointed eatete of Iva St~art. daAPPOINTMENT OF Bida will be accepted on cutor of th¥ eetate of leopha FIDUCIARY ceaad, late of Box 261. Juty . 26, 19B9 for the MAWagner. decoaod. hrta of On July 6, 1989, in tho Rutland, Ohio 46776. PLES REROOFING PAD· Racine, Ohio 46771 . ' Robart E. Buck, ~eiga Countv Probate JECT In Pomeroy, Ohio. Robart E. Buck. Court. Caoo No. 26267, Probata Judge Drawlnga and opaclflcatlono Probata Judge MytvMte B•own. Boi t 39. lena K. Ne11elroad, Clerk may be obtelned t,ao contrac· Lana K. Neuetroad, Clark Rutland, Ohio 4577,:i. was 17111 , 18, 253tc to.. for a depoolt of I 10. 00, (71 11, 18, 26 3tc · non·•efundabla, from Sliver ;:. • Heela Development Com- ~-------;,_....J~-----'~-.:....;_..J..._. ~ pony, 331 Third Street, Marietta, Ohio 46760. A bid bond muot ac- .. ~ Shoes just IOOic like they're ready 101 the weekend! '. ?36.95 ' 1 1........ Help'Wamacl 1 2 - Sh:ua"tlon Wanted 1 3 -- -lnsurance 14- Businolt Ttlinlng 16 - -S"tloota & lnsnuctton 16 ' Radio, TV & CB Repair 17-- Miscallaneou• 1 8 - Wanted To Do DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION.. - 11 :00 A.M . SATURD)\,---'1 - 2 :QO P.M . MONDAY 1 - r. MOBILJ I HOME PARK ,.I 992-7479 company all bldo and a par- · formance bond will be r• qulred ofthe aucceaoful bid· ~~ T,. AND .DIUM .JIIOWM . II St:rv1;:P.s "DOC" VAUGHN Certified licensfd Shop 5-2&' '88-ttn • •Lot Rentals 59-For S.ie or Trade EIll Ill II'! 11 II 11 I CAlL 992·.6756 •Mobihi Home·- , · • Part~, ..-... ·' ·•Mobile Home Rentals 53- Antique• 4- GtveiW'ay I 54~- Milc. MIIWchandise. 6 - Hai>py Ado Sf. - Buildin~ Suppli• · 8 - Lost and Found ~ 7 - YIId Sale (pau~ in advan.:;e} . 56- Pets for Sate 67.:_ Mulicallnstruments 8 - Publlc Sale 6 Auction 58-Fruita & Vegetablea 9 ~ Wenlad to Buv .Freel 1 weak ofd adorable kittens, yellow · and white; 2 cream color 4tnd white. 2 males, 1 f emale. 614·992· 7370. A / C Servlc8 All Major & Mln'or Repair • NIASE Ctrti!ied 1!4a,chani c ' 61 - Household Goods , &2-Sponlng Goode • 2- lnMtmor; 3....- Annoucements Most Foreig.n and Domestic: Vehicles 992-527 $25.00 der. 161 27; 1714. 11, 31c ,. SYRACUSE, OHIO GALLON WATER SERVICE < UMESTONE SPREAD DIRT HAULED 860.00 Merchandise 1-Cerd of Thinks •A claSsified advertiaement pl>1cf.ld in The Dal~ Sentinel {ex· - S10 .00 $15 .00 •813.00 $21 .00 851.00 Anno llll t:t! 1111~ nIs •free 1ds - Give~ay 1nd found ads undar16 words will be run 3 days at no ch•ge. ~ · ~ Prico of ad for 111 c.,rtallstter• r. double price of ad cost *1 point line type only u•d. · •sentinel is not reiponalble for e, rors afler first d~ . iChedt for errors first dav ad runt in paper) . Call before 2 :00p.m. · d.,. after publi c-ion to make correction. •Ada that.I'('Uit be paid in advan ce are • Card ofThankt Happy Ads In Memoriam Y erd Sal• COPY DEADLINE MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER . WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER $8 .00 813.00 $33:oo $7 .00 R1t111re for canteoutNa runs. broken updavswlll be charged tar . d• a1 ads. paid. •Receive t 60 discount for ada paid in advance +~ .. ' 6 DAYS . 10 DAYS 1 MONTH 26-35' WORDS ________ ..HAVE A BALL 1/j . Lei' Greenwood:·countl'y music U.S.A.," has been .the recipi~·nt of singer. will · perform a) the several.awards. Greenwood has Parkersburg Homecoming Fes· · been appearing irl the country, .. '. and the USO tours to entertain tival on Sunday. Aug. 20. at8p.m. on the main stage.. the United States .serviceOl""· · •. · ._. Greenwood Is mosr widely a bread. . · known for his hit "God Bh•ss the property. , "ThE' action1s a last tesort to keep people off · the property, including the peOple at KXBR," ·DeClue said. :, ·. Sta\ion manager Stevp Evans said that thest a tio~wasplanning to go to court to ask for a temporary order against DeClue, no such r~quests were in · ·Dade County Court , ·a court clerk said. • 0· 15 WORDS 16·25 WORD S 1 DAY $4 .00 $6.00 3 DAYS 85.00 >aa.oo "Ads outalde Meigs, Gallia or Ma1on c:ou"ti• must be pre- •• Lee Greenwood .at Parker.rbttrg event ., with the constnuctlo~ ga~g than the wrecking crew. Do keep smiling. · .. ' : RATES TO AN AD CALl 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIPAr 8 A.M. to 5 ·P.M. 8 A.M: until' NOON SATURDAY Dairy Barn exhibit set ------.,-- VAUGHN'S AUTO -: PltSEL SERVICE 1600 E•••.- The exhb!t will be open from The Dairy Barn Southeastern Aug. 12 to Aug. 27 fromll a.m. to Ohio Cultural Arts 'Center wlll.be ~ p.m . daily except Thursdays presenting A Colll'ction of CoHee· when -hours are U a.m. to 7 p.m. lions. an exciting exhibit of Admission is $2.00 for adults and various cpUectlbles from the $1.00' for senior citizens and unusual to the bizarre. .. Some of the collections Include · students. The exhibit is sponsored by the animal skulls. Batman parapherDairy Barn Cultural Arts Center nalia and a 'portion of a world and the Ohio Valley Arts Couhcll. recotd collection of 44.900 fourleaf clov!'rs. • ; ALLEN'S HAULING' OU workshop SPRING VALlEY CINEMA 446 4524 d .. kidl. good watch dog. Cell Compa1liou da.r.r .ret at O'B/ene.1\ Murphey takes part in Used .furniture by ttle piece or 61 4-256-6486, 12 John B;;;on~rtd hi~ wire, Louise, vacatlonlng;in Las Vegas, Nev .• write the~.. ther. have been taking In all of ~he ~~ows . John offered the .comment that the former Condon minstrels and the Big Bend Minstrels Of past years have offered• very Similal' numbers. • Apparently. those producing the Las Vegas shows know that therfi> is a great deal of valur in those old songs , whicll ring familiar bells of remember when with audiences. • However, I'm sure the simlla~!ty,stops 1\'lth the use of the same music: In 'Vegas, they probably spend' as much on one costume as could bt\•spent locally on cos tumes1or alJ entire show. . . · Incidentally, John•also offered the commeni: Meigs .County has a lot of talent. Shucks, 1 knew that! usiness Services Wanted To Buv Roger Hysell .. Garage · '' ' [' ecyc CoMltiOaer .. Off the air with bulldozer GREENFIELD. Mo. I UP II Radio stat ion KXBR In rural southwes tern Missouri went off the air Monday. the vlc!lm of an irat e landlord who used a bu!· !dozer to bury th~ sta tion· s R . t r ! There may also be several · The Racine Park Board Is square dancers. at this t.ime. To requesting donations of pies and finish the evening, the Country cakes for the refreshment stand Blend Band wiiJ .perform, · for the evening of free en ter tain· · ment at Star Mill Park. Contact . Other ac!lvllles planned for .t he one of the board members If summer . Include Joy ·Gospel, from Racine; Sqnshine Gospel. Interested. On Saturday. Denver Rice, of from Chester: Mountaintop GosMiddleport, and his toilet .seat . pel Group, from Racillli; Fellowbanjo will present a program of ship Slng'ers. (roln VInton; and Golden Oldies. followed by Larry Darlene , Newell a nd Kelly Ei· Hubbard 's True ' " co unt'ry chinger. Ther(l tare still available Ramblers at 8 p.m., who are openings for lntereste.tl groups, The new Star Mill Park signs making their -first appearance at the Park. ' are ln, pla~e due to the responsii,J· liiy of the Racine Chapter FFA. Encampment .ret in B4ii!J trimmer offered by the <r,areer Educ~tlon " Committee ql . the Southern Local School Dls ~l~' as a part of a fund-raising activity; . '~ ' -------- ~ And a follow -up· on the earUer mention of the recent bir thday anniversary of Mrs·. Rut!i'·Milssar, formerly of Pomeroy:· now liVIng In ColumbUs. Th:i.fi~s. to you , you and you,. Mrs. ¥,as~r received over 100 blrthda~ c;i~s to mark the occasion. ' ~ She was so ple~sed - .' ~ou brightened her dayll and you' re always so good abOllt itha ~ - ~.he sends her appreciation. c-: ' ' Here comes the r.fatJ! . I Wedding shower given . .• ! ~ . donations for stand 9 entire household als o sell1n9 LOS whose ANGELES (UP!) - Mel Industry. movies feature as the ,newsreel anddubthe tF.:::::::::::::~1'15==;;~~~:;:;::fi Blanc, incredlbleabll!tyto Blanc had been hospitalized at double Blanc was 614 742- 2465. create vol«;es that gave life to Cedars-Sinal Medical Center ' bing at least 50 cartoqns a year. SWEEPER REPAIR _ Quilts such cartoon characters as Bugs since May 19, and died at 2:30 and once estimated he worked In . • Pre 1940 quihs. Af'll/ condition. Cuh paid. Call 614-992- 6657 Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig p.m. of heart disease and related more than 1,000· pictures. AU MAlES AND 614-592- 246 1. and Barney Rubble, was remem· medical problems, hospital spa· AlthoUgh he· never personally MOOELS , We ca" r~pir a!ld reUsed furnitur' and household Announcements bered a$ a one·of·a·klnd actor. kesman Ron Wise said. His wife won an Academy Award, one of MARTIN'S core radiators and appliances . Phone 614-742· Blanc's famous voice was of 56 years, Estelle, and his son the six Oscars his voice helped 2048. ' heater cares. We con 3 Announcements earn for Warner Bros. later was FURNITURE silenced·Monday when he died ol were by his side. alto acid boil and rod Th e Tree Har\lerst P,rs want od heart disease at the age of 81. · Bianc worked in ratUo, movie presen~ to him by the widow of timber to buy. hardovoodQr ~ne. out radiators. We also "He loved every minute of 1mdtelevlsionasthevolcebehind a studio chief> and MORE Gary Body . leon. WV. (3041 . 458-1681 . repair Gas Tanks. doing those voices. He became the cartoons, creating a menag222 laJt Main those characters," his son Noel erie of characters including ~ng POMEROY, OH; · PAT FORD WantedtobUy lJiedlflWnmower , and waed eater. 304-57&-2906' told United Press International. Woody Woodpecker, Tweety, Yo992 6172 after 6 :00 " And his last recorded words ina semite Sam, Foghorn Leghorn, Th<• M.e igs County Litter Con· " commercial we did the day he Speedy Gonzalez · and: natty trot Program will hold a Recycle 6-5-'89-1 mo. Employment w0nt into the hospital were Duck: The vo.ice of Bugs Bunny's Day on Saturday from 9 a.rp. to Services . 'That's all folk s. '" nemesis, Elmer Fudd, often noon at the Kroge.r parking loth\ MORRIS That phrase, known to,milllons attributed to Blanc, was actually Pomeroy . This is a donation 2 ~aek 8c whit e female kittens. 2 as the parting shot of Porky the. done by Cli1f Nazarro. ". pro,ject. " 'ith ali proceeds go ing EQUIPMENT mo old. Call 6 14-44&-3551 11 Help Wanted Pig, v:as one of many that It took Blanc two years to lanct to the co-sponsor , Car leton •I£TOA TRACTORS Mal e Hampster. ct~ll 614-446became ·as famous as any in the a job in Hollywood. Warner Bros.· School!M<!igs Industries. Items •ECHO PRDDUCJS 4062 Rl. 124, Pomeroy Ohio langua ge. From Bugs Bunny's gave him his first break in 1937 for rPcycltng in!'lude aluminum •HOWARD ROTAVATORS Part-time medical lab technician AUTO & TRUCK •'Eh, what's up doc?" to Sylves· when he was told to come up with. (cans and other 1, glass (should •YARDMAN MOWERS for a fu lly equipped physida""~'s ter th'e Cal 's "Sssufiertn' Sssuc· a cartoon voice for a drunken be . Sl'pa m;f <'il clear , green and •INTERSTA TE lA TIERIE$ laboratory. No shift work. Apply REPAIR in person- Medical Plaza. 203 cotash," Blanc's tradema rk bon -bull. He did and was hired the 'brow.nl ', n;:wspa pers <tied in I.AifN MOWER 'REPAIR Jackson Pike. GalliPolis. 8:30 ta ~Ito Tr111smlulo• mots became gart of the Ameri· same day. . , bundk•s ' r,r in paper bags I' 5 oo. MORRIS can vocabulary infivedecadesof In the years when·· cartoons cardboard. plastic .lugs. copper. PH. 992-5682 EARN MONEY Reading books! work In Hollywood's cartoon were as· much a p~rt of the · ,lJrass. etc. $ 30.000/yr. income potential. or 992-7121 Peek·e-poo. 3 yrs .• good with Details. 111 805-687-6000 E" · were given' by Rev . Riley .. al)d a Rev. Katherine Rjle);, new pound party was then ,presented minister at the Enterprise Uni· THURSDAY led 'Methodist Church was wei· to the guest'of honor. POMEROY- The Pomeroy corned with a picnic . and PC!Ql · Also attencitn'g were · Agnes group of A.A. and AI-Anon w!ll party at the home of Jim ·and Dixon. Chuck Mash. Bert Mash, meet at 7p.m. on Thursday at the Dolores Well. Le igh Mash , Cynitiia Cotterill. Debbie Grueser. ReneeGrtkser. The . program. presented by • Meigs Sacred Heart Catholic Church. POMEROY -The Ta.ra Grueser. Dan Ieite Grueser: . Becky Baer, 'consisted o~ scripRenne Stone. Brandi Ganglver. ture from Psalms 19, a reading entitled "Gifts From God." con? Ed Baer. sara Dill, JLmma Lou Davis .. Joyce Davis. Helen Davis, gregatlonal singing of "This Is Elizabeth Davis. Chris Davis, My Father's World" led by Aleshia Holsinger. llrlde elect nee .Gray, Allison Wilson, Adam · Oleta Joyce Davis , ~enny Warth. of James ;J. Mays; was honored Wilson. Arlka Adams. Gladys Frankie. Hunnel. and a litany Amy Warth. a nd,Jean Blazewicz, from Psalm 1~6. recently with a wedding shower Spencer. Avis · Bing, Joyce Med· . ' ' The ·grace and benediction ' at Riverview Elementary School ley. Teresa Mays; Ki>lly Spencer. hosted by Sandy Thompson. Sara Bailey, Marilyn Spencer, ' VIrginia Carter. and Frances ~ VIrginia Willie. Esther F. Holsinger. . · .. · Wright. Norma Cain. Nell Wil· A theme using red, white; and son, Emma Durst: Ruth Durst. black crepe paper along with Debbie Barringer, Grace Holsln· balloons was cartied out. and ger. Carol Kanawalsky. VIrginia cakes decorated with white l~g Carter. Sandy Thompson. GeralMuster in for the Civil War and red roses , baked by the l.ss dine Holsinger. Esther MMys, Encampment at Hale Farm and Holsinger's.cousln. were ser . and Aleshia Holsinger. VIllage. in · Bath. on July.J!i and .• Sending gifts were Theda and 16. The eighth Ohio Volunteer Gam(•s were played with prizes going to many of the guests. The · Charles Dailey . ~ary Allee Blse. Infantry and s!'veral other reacdoor · Prize was 'won by Gladys Ruth Schultz. Russ and Freda tivated C'ivil War companies will ., , Hill. .Holsinger, Grace Weber, Dayton re-en."fl I he lives of th<>qvil,War ., Attending were Letitia Holsln· and Sarah Spencer ~ Laura and soldier as they prepared for thP ger. Crystal Holsilllfe,r . Carrie Owen Hawk. Rex and Slna bat liP of <:;ettyt;burg . . Gillian. Kri,l stlna Connolly: Bailey. M)'ra Robinson. Ma~tine Demonstrations of a soldier's Emma M. McHenry. LroiK' Ca--. Thompson. G<)ld.le Frederick. <'Ve ryday life. Including drills., tlett. Daphne Young, Cindy Hoi· Tom and Gloria Winner ..Jan and marching, music. musket firing, JnataDA singer. Frances Holsinger. Philip Holsinger, Tess Friden· cannon firing. sentry duty and BeD 71UC~tral Bridget Holsinger. · Maxine stlne, Karen Criss. Donna and .. camp cooking will be portray1•d . Air Whitehead. Ella Jones. Wanda Robert Webb. thester an,e! Nancy for the• visitor. Authentic- cosHolsinger, Sancty Roberts, Fan- . Buckley, Virginia Hos<'lton , tumes will take the visitor back nie Bigley, Ll'igh Ann Bigley. Clayton and Shirley .Johnson. to thC' 19th · C('ntury: Two skir· V' ; S.E.E.R. Susie Kerwin , Terri Cline, Jeanie Mary and Bo Dodderlll. Laren mishcs will be h<•ld this year, on!' Cline. Gladys Hill. Barbara and Tony Riffle .. Jerry and Diane on Saturday aft('rnoon and the V' TOP EFFICIENCY Bar ringer. Ruth Barrigner. Frederick. Larry. Kay. a nd Mike othC'r on Sunday . V' GREATER ENERCY Patty Powell, Caryl Reed. Re· Spencer, Karen De<' Carter. SAVINGS . Carol and BenOwehsand family, becca Reed. Wanda Kimes. Heather Rockhold , Andrea Rock· and Sharon. Mcrl. and Susie . ~ IOYEAR COMPRESSOR hold. Avice Spencer. Alice Mays. Swain. WARRANTY . ' A July 22 wedding is planned at Ina Van Meter. Pay · Mays, Bunnie Gray . . Linda King. Bar- . the Grace ·Brethren Church in 1 Coolville. bara Adams. Judy Adams, Re· · ~ 'it2Ac is Heil's most powem,.i, most dldent central air O'Bienes.s Memori;jl osp!tai conditionet It'will keep your family has rescheduled a C:ompanlon comfortable and Ww you yean ti Class for expcctam parents on Lec>&a Murphe~· , of Pomeroy. topics. July 1~ from 7 to 9::10 p.m . In the enei'I!Y~ ' During the two-day program. a 'hospital confcrence·r:oom. was a mont 61 indivfdqals parti!~l· paling In the workshop. Small variety of speakers. including This class prepares a coach or Heathe1· Crombie. manager of companion person to accompan:y Business Success in Appalachia, at Ohio University on Juno27 and Angri-Export Program lnterna· a maternity patient into the tional Trade Division: Juan delivery room !'nd to provide 28. ' Rrown: p~esldent of Opt!mation reassurance to her during birth·: · The workshop. organized by Jack Monday, director of the Svstems Inc.; and Mike Omler. Completion of one• class will Sma II Business Developmen r president and foundl>r of Homes- quaiHy a companion to b.e pr<•s· Center. provid-ed participants· tead Mushrooms, shared per· ent during labor anll routine · · with new ideas Involving inr\ova· sonal experiences and ideas ·deliverY,. The class Is offered on tlon . growth· through franchising concerning exporting. hi-tech in two dates each month and is free and ma•·keting, among other Appalachia; and raising capital. of charge. . 1 If WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT -Cindy Oliveri. of the Meigs County Extenslon .S ervlce. wlll present a children's workshop on banana bread making on Wednesday at 2 ' p.m. at the Middleport Library . . There will be ·a $1 fee for materials. MIDDLEPORT - The Middle· port Alzhelm(;'rs Suppori"Group will meet on Tuesday al OVerbrook Center at 3 p.m. Shirley Finley is the group leader. Since the first store opened In 1980 Ames has con'ducted chain· 1958, A,mes has been committed · · wide fundralsing events• tb :beto actively supporting and partie- nefit the .Muscular Dystrophy lpatlng In the community. Ames Association. ~ is a · regular sponsor· of local · Last ye.!lr's campaign r,alsed athletic teams, Senior Citizen over $300,000 and last September trips, donat!Qns to High School Ames was awarded' a I'rl!slden· National Honor Society and Pro- tlal Citation from former Presl· jeet Graduation Programs, and dent Ron.alcj Reagan for lts'MDA numerous other non-profit organ· Fundralslng effoots.Jn addition, !zat!ons such as the Heart A,ssoci· for the last several years,-iAmes atlon, March of Dimes, Special has held bowl-a-thon 'campalgns Olympics, Multiple Sclerosis, to benefit the Arthritis Fo"unda· and The American Cancer So- tlon; this year the- Ames Chain. clety, ThiS community €ommlt· · raised over$146,000forArthrlt!s. ment wUI continue In Galllp<ilis. New to the Ust'Oio~gantzatlons Among the National non-profit that have benefltf.ed • fr.otn ' the organizations sponsored by fundralsing · efforts of ~mes Ames are he Muscular DysStores Is the ChUdren' s Miracle tro'phy Ass lat!on (MOM and Network Telethon (cMNTI. .' , the Arthrit! Foundation .. Since ' REEDS\'lLLE - The Eastern band boosters will meet on Tuesday night at 7; 30 In the high school band room. PORTLAND -The Freedom Go$pel Mission located on Bald Knob ·Stivers ville Road will. be having vacation bible school today through Friday from ' 6-8 p.m. each evening. The public Is Invited to attend. Racine; and J"ial and \'irg\n.ia ' Salser, Syracuse. t1_ Ames Association. helps(· many community projec!s By BOB HOEFLICH CHESTER -The Chest r Township Trustees will have a meeting on·Tuesda:; at 7; 30 p.m . at the town hall. .CHESTER -Girl Scout day camp has been· cancelled for 'the week of July 10 through July H. · ANDREA R. PAPE Beat of he Bend County Board or Elections Will hold their regular board meeting on Tuesday ·at 4: 30 p.m. at the board office on Mechanic Strett. of a lhousand . voices' dies 7 The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio . 686 Genarel Han Inger Parkway Juty 12ttl thru 14th o...,es, bedspreads. Hom e Interior, lamps. tP";s. clothing. misc. .......PfPTeasaiif ..... & Vicinity Yll'd ule 2323 Jef ferson Ave. Wed , Thora .• and Fri. Wanted To Buv 9 TOP CAl H paid lor 1ll83mo~..l ,and newer ulld c••· Soio "i.b 1lt1 1 lfutam Awo., Gotlipolio. Cal 1114'4462282. . . ' Sutdi -Ponttac, Compllle hou•l'talde of llrnit:ure & -'tlques. Alto wood. & coal hut••· Swain's Furniture Aw:tion. Third & OIN-. e.· Gover nment J oM! Now hiring in y our are11, bot h s killed and unskilled For a current lif t ot 6 1!5~ .... P6~6 . e... so1o. toy s. fashions,. Chnstmes. hom e decor forNc . 1 Christmas Party pi an. Free · ~;, . Phone. 614· 992· 6316. Also booking pflrties As per Artid e 9, Tran sfOfs an d Vacancies , Section 8 , Po st ing. of t he Negotiated Agroctnent between the MLTA and th e Boarrl of Educat•on. the Mei91 l ocBI School O.strict is postin g t he following vec anales reg..~ le' tea c h in~ 11aff· (w tn1 Six! h Grad e Teacher ar Salem Center Elementary and LD Teacher a1 Meigs Jun_,_o'_H _i.::gh_·-'--~- AVON ·· All areas Call Mlrilyn Weaver 304-88 2-2646. AVON all erMa II St,irlfft' Spear!!. 304-675-1429. Earn free tovs and gifts for Christmas thla year By brun'g., demonstra1or for House of Uovd parflt pi!W'I!I Free 8300. 00 kli. no investment: no deliverin g an d no collect ing_! For an interview cilll Donna Edwards ; 304-8822048. also for boolo!ing part u1s . Rare Opportunity Major Eastern Co rp, expondiug in the Point Ple•ant tree lo oking for a penon w ith milO-. · agement potentill . ' Muu be a P60r>le Pe".!l on ~ 10. 000. ml!ln· agement axperlmu:.:: = r:- ~r .~ ~ut not ft requiremenl txcelh mt 1rain ing provideli no o~r nh.".o ht travel , for a oppon u11rtv with aleadfllln ttl fi eld. Call Mr Hutchinson at 30 .. 768 1481. ROlin 90 doya. c:•"' 111... 448-3169. locel Junl!: Ce~a with or Without workinQ oonditlona. opportunity for edvancoment . M ustbe 1 8yrs moton . eon Larry Lively 614- 388-9303. FurnftunJ and 1Ppii ... C81 by the p i - of entire h... oohotd. Folr prlcol blolngpcojd. eon 1114-4463118. ·-· -.---~ -~ . ... ·-·------ company hiring, good of ag e or over ·nnd h..,e own tn'tn - portation. Pry S 1.000.00 . per month, b•sad on perfor-mance. to those who qualiflt for informotion clll304-8711-1725 __ __ hours 111:00 111 4:00 \Nod J'uly 12 ~ ' ' .....__,..._ _.___ _, • �Page-8~The 1t· \ Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Help Wanted LAFF-A-DAY : Just want to ••n a ttttte' atra monev1 · Or would you like to 51 Household Goods . h.,e a c•eer1 Eith• Way Avon Tuesday. July Antiques KIT N' CARLYLE.- by Larry Wright 75 Boy or Sell: Riverine Antique•. 11. 1989 The Daily Television Viewing Boats and MotOrs for ·Sale 1124· E. Molft 81r ... Pom•ov. Hours: M.T.W 10.1.m. to 8p.m., can helpyoubethebeftyouc., b•!ll Call Marilyn W.•er, 304- 882-2848. SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNIT URE 82 Su!'Ciav 1 to 8p.m. 114-892· 2528. NEW · 8 pe, wood group · 83.39. Uving room suhes--t 199-t599. Sunk beds with bedding- 1249. Full size ms«rtsa & foundation Stl!lrting- S99. Re cliJler starting. 54 Misc . ~erchandise Olive St., Gl'lllipOII•. w-.mete. WOmantokeep hou•for eld•ly lady few diiVt a to c•e for bed f81t alao LPN 8 hr -' ' I ' shifts. Coli 304-875-2858. 4:00 '! to 6 :00 P_M onl'( . ' 1'2 63 Merchandise Ohio 1- __ .<. Situations Wanted •! " , ~. ____ . J WAS THINKING OF DANIEl. IN THE 49 ers· DEN .. Sot · 614•446•1699. 827 3rd A~ . Ga_llip_ o lil. OH . GOOD ' USED APPli ANCES 15 Schools Instruction Washers. dryers. refrigerators, ranges·. Skaggs Appliencea. .,• ' "You mean YOU'HE ''KnuckJ~ 1)3 IJ' ,,< efgUSOII.. ? I" '~ COLLEGE. 529 Jackson Pike. CoH 114-441-4317, Reg., No. 8 11- 1 1 10 668 ____.__ __. _ _ - --'-18 Wanted to Do Wilt babvail: in my home. Re• o- nabte l'ltM. References avail• ble. AI agei, also weekends. Call . 814-245-8788. . HoUMandTr~•Rep.-. Und;_.· pinning. pitinHng. inte..,dout. p.,mbing. Will paint ceHings. 8)4-992-8868. .at . YWII do house cleaning. h•e references. 30~875- 7277. Will mow IIWns. tree estimate. 13041 882-3328. ' •• C!Atom mow'"g and IIIW'n 8 9b c.-e. tight h•Hng. light inlid• oUtside painting. •mall home rapaira. free ettinwrte. '! 304J 8l5-2181 . ,981 Neyt Moon 14)(·70. all el.,ct . ri~ firl!lplace. nevv c•p!rt. Coli 614-379-2989. 1986 Ooublewide. in •c. eond. Will sell on len d con1ree1. For Morelnfo. ull614-446-16 10. "'614-448-4835 1 :bc&S. 2 bect-oom. Good oondition Caii614-992-SB5B. 1'1! acres. 1 b 65 mobile· hame. ·Uiility room. outbuildings. fruit 11'M's. gerden. Satellite. drilled well , rural water 1989.Priced on inspection. 614 - 985--4488. 4· Bp, m. tains. Good~nditiOn. 614-423-- Financial 8371 . Tra deln l1984 Victorian-2 bedroom 14 ~e70 with miprmdl'!d living and dining rooms. Out· standinfg condit ion-m us t be seen t o apprBCi(lte. Phone 614- Business Opportunity 423-6371. ) ~ INOTICEf TilE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- ,-,..-G CO . recommends that you do businlls with people you kdow. and NOT to !lltnd money ttt-ough the mail until you ~uwe i.Westi-~. the offEring. ~ ~ • VENDING ROUTE ' ALL CAIH INCOME · 1980 N&Ahtll'l 14x70 e~tpando, $,3 00· $700 each machine new "3 t on C .A .• 2 porches. weakJv . 100 pllt'cen1 Return of underpinning. washer and dryer. lrWIBi1ment Guaranteed. Call stereO. funished. built in bar. on rental "lot. S14.000.00. ·(304} 1· 800.446--6443 anytime.. n3-5421 lqvestment ProJ*'fVI 2 story hO'Lise has 4 apll'tments with potential income $7,800. per yel!lf. Corner Cole Md Third St ., Middleport. Would atso make a grest nursing home. $40,000. or make an offer. Call Jack W . Ca rsey. Owner-Agent at 614992· 2403 or 614-992-2780. Jf Lane AMF I;Sowling Lane for sale. Mason. W. Va.! Excetlent: co nditio,., .mall down ~i'nent. owner fin•ncing •v•ilab le. Priced for quick .ale. Make a great family operation. Must 1811 by Aug. 1 . Call Jack .'IV· Carsey. Owner-Agent at 1· 614· 992· - ~403 or 1·814-992·2780. 446-4416 after 7 p.m, Homes for'S ale 8 14· 44~ 8005. fireplace/ built· in hutch. double oven & ran9e. CA. ci"ty Ehools, 2 Acre lot, As ht on, Mason 80 public wat er. $20.000 1 30 5- 18 acres o r rnore, Ciab Cr eek. 13041 675-1603. 814-44~6764. Rentals - 41 3 or 4 BR hoUse. large family room. 11h bath. City School!!i. Gas heat. larQB level lot wi"th s hade trees. Cabinets. refrigera· tor & range. Call for appoint· ment 61"4-446-3907. 663 3rd ave. Gallipolis. 2 br., c.- Peted. duplac, 1 1/ 2 bath outside storage. $250/ plus dep a. utilitiea. Call 614-245· 9595. Ni ce bride house, 2 c• garage. 2 br .. large country kltehen wh:h pltlltry, 1 1/ 2 baths. acreMed In breezeway. on 2 acres. Call 814- 25~1941 . , B'¥ owner:. 362 Martin Dr .. All 1 brick home with 3 BR . Ig. F .R .• 1 1/ 2 balth. doubl e c.- g•age. Ca11814-446-85B9 ofter 5 PM . 3 be«oom. 1% blths. 2 e• g•age. in Syraru,e. Call 614· 992· 3277. 3 bedroom brick homewi1h lerge lot. Mid W.,- Drive. New Haven. Good oond. 304-773-6881 . For S1le Glenwood. ·Guvan Ck · Road. 13.6 acre. Brick R111 d1er. Out buildings. 304- 762·2641 aft• 5 :00. Flirviaw Ro ad Camp Conley. llfge corner lat. 2 bedrO(tm. 1 bath. l•ge finished ettic, full basement, call for appointment 304-17~14~2 . Estate. home, 6 ROom1nd bM h. centrall!lir. 1 2 acr .. lind walking distance to ·,Point Ple•ant. f304) 675- 7238. House for Rent Call614-256- . Hou Se fo r rf.or S8le an lan d contract. Po oy, 2 bedroom"s. basement , -c rp et. 614- 742· 2728. lovely 2 bedroom house in J:\)meroy . livin g room. dininQ r oo m. aU cerpeted. kitchen with lots of cabinets. new stO\I'e and refr igerator. sun porch, full basement. g.-aga one floor. No p8'fs. Not mor e than 3. $260. Plu s u1ilitiM, sea.Jrity deposit. AefwenC811 on requP.St. Phone 614-992-5292 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Fully furnished garage apt . All utiliti es paid except elettricity. Newly redeoorated & c~~preted Dep . Also3 bectoomtrailer Call 614-44 ~8558, 7125. 0< 614-44 5- For rent. 2 BR mobil e home lacated in Kerr. S175 month. S 100 deposit. Ca ll 614-44 613~4. mont"- Water paid Call 61444~105 5 "'614-44~2082 . 2 br., unfurnished. all elec. AC. Rt . 689. private lot. Call 614- 8lp8f'ldo. ter e. 10~e60 with •in Cheshire. Ref.. S. Dep . ""'' d. Can 304 675- 9760: or 1986 Redman Sedianel28x&a. 3 bf .. 2 bMh. cent •ir. m.~ tt be movod. Coli ters mobile ·,:, me .Park. Call 614-446-160 .2.. a'J1s. 729 Second 114-44~8594of ­ New / Used Hou sehold furnishing. 1 / 2 mi .• Jenicho Rd. Pt. Pleasant. WV, coll 304-875-1460. a Furni1ure ·APPliances At. 141 inCantenarv. 1 /4 mi. on lincoln Pk. Mon-Set : 9 · 6. Sun: 12-5. O"p en After hrs . until 9 p.m.· fo r appointments. So give u~ a call. 614-446-3168. 2 br. apt. . c~tr,t·air , dishwasher 5250 / mo. O{I~1 Grahm S chooi A II 446-4491 . '·"' ,,t Fin ancing avai lable. Ad Call 614-446.3888"' 614- Reg enq . In c. ·2, BR apartment. new plush cwj;l8t OWl pain t, utiHt iBs portialfY ' paid. $175mo. 304· 67 6· 5 ~. o 4,, or 30 4-67 s. 53 86 . new top qu&lity . t or 614-446 1 7.P02 wrth numerou• gam•. ecllcabl.,k discs. A•ktional, a - ing/ 11100. Csll814-379-2183 after 5 p.m. a Home car compu18r di1k player wh:h remote control A battery .. ck. lsking/,100. Cd 814-379-2183after 5 p.m. 112' ofe'x11 choin liftblon;,. Call614-268-8288. Changing table/$10; B•br c.s.1/ $7: mite. babt/ ......... al or seperate. C.ll 81.,.246-- 5169. . Unooln wilding machine 250. 250AMPACio AC-DCvorloblo voltage fuald 10 hours) , 1 ahop table 4'x9'8" an st.... "idol fur welding shop. c.tl 814-44&Sliding gl•• door, window a. gutteflng. Coli 114;448-7481. Big Dakora Ferm Home built on your lot. 124,996 lo Up. Csll 1-814· 888-7311 . Ma ttress set · $99 . Bunkles S 39 . 95 . cri b m a ttresses • 29.95 . ' Wood g r o ups $3 19 ar $17. 36/ mo. 3 peice sofa chair. loveseat S 799, or $31 . 90/ ma. With $50 rebat e. coffee & end ta bles S75 !let. All woO<!. co untry din ette set. 3 chairs & bench wit h matching hutch $6.18 or s 24.66 mo. rebat e. sis 6, gun glass fron t gun cabinet S;269 or $13 .66/ mo. S26 rebate. 614-44~4389 . 3 br ., mobile home in the country. $176&d,ep, &utilit if!6, Call614-44~3897. For Rant ! 3 br .• Mobil e Home 1 72 Elc:one mobile hOme. 12x&6. woodtlurnlt. •3200. Murt IIIII. Coli 114-388-9888. mo. C&ll814-26~1981 . 198? Shultz moclll• homa. 3 br .. 2-b•hl. CA. 3 •• v•1111a. Forlllel:t( owna-. ciiUI14-387· 7212 aft• 5 p.n,. 2 br .• 1 b• tt. Sp.,on lm•ial Aluminum tnl•. E.c. itwestmtntasrent .. unit. window. AC. Mustbemoved./ 12100. Crown City. Moift "St.. Lot 1 0111 I 1.a.28S.121l21ft• 8 p.m. 245-6223. For 1ale or rAnt. 2 bect'odm, turn is hed wa, her- dry er. air, '22~ month plus dep osit. eu. 992· 7479. Trlil•. 2 bed-oom.. clell'l. refer· required, At . "1, 1.oOJ&t '"'* Rolli. 304-875-1078 614-992-6188. Several old and n• qu~s for sale. Hand made. Call814-9483014 any;thfte. Paint 111e now going on et Pllint Plus. 20 per cent off regul• price ·on interior .-.d exterior Pittsburgh Paints. S.teendiJuly 22. Vou work too h•d to ,-int with anything lea•. PAINT PLUS. Com Piete line of oak furnish- ' 2416 Jackson Awe. 304-876ings. oak din .me 6 p ress back 4084. . chairs .$ 949 or 837.89/ mo. $50 rebate. Curio cabinet-cu rved motar and '""''" glass fr o nt ·~- 27 9 o r Thunderbird million. lhtle girls dr•an •ile 5.14/ m o. Trade in' s taken. 4 , phane 304-67~1484. s, a V&crt~t!f 30 4- 67 5- 66. 79,. Equa l Housln g Opportunity ~.:7:6:12:':d:a:ily:o:ft:"'::6:p:. New K.;:;sPoly 11M k~~¥bo•d. Plid. . .. .... 800-r'*"l'"g omp.l. B..,dV llleo, mom,. old, UOO. CIH '1 14-892-1188. lndfvidual gutter l•aons, beglnnen, serioua lnll· gu..._ ••die Music. 114-448-0887. Jeff worn • .., lftltruc:tor, 814441·8077. limited openings. 1983 Plymouth Relllrtf. • door Hd.,. like fMIIW' , Auto. lhlft. AI tho oqulpm.,.. 11780. 814892-1718. ' 1989Cavall• Z2•. Smonthold exc c:ond. loMied. ••• ov• p.,m.,.,, coil ofteriOOPM. Fill!! SIIIIIJ II !:S bodv. · 1210.00 or boot ollll', 304-8?.. 2184. 61 Farm Equipment ' Deere .trlc · 1878 VW Rabbit. MW ' pelnt tor / 11191: 2010 JohO 1800.00. 14 ft Sa•ay 31 "" 3020 oc.rr ALLEY OOP 11000.. 0111 TWEN MAYBE 18 ft. _proYA• re•onabl• Call I 14-992· 7863. 0011' 23 'ft campor 126oo: oo. 304nl-5538. De•l!tlt34150; John Oe•e 3 MarOJry .,..d ·trait• point mower/ 1395; ,Verm-.e Coll304-871i- 7411. •soo.od. roond boil.-112191, Col 1141971 MultMig II , hatch2811-1822. ••••1 new parts. needl allltle 18 ft. flatbed t1'11il.-. single axle. •m. firm. ...., tirOI, li" bod. Coli 114-388'9881. work. good working 13041 8?5- 2648. c•. •400, 1988 Cull•• Supnrne, Black Usod Hoy llndlro 1ft iood w"hT·topo. loodod. 13041 875working cond. 1110 niW' John 1711 or 875-3246. DHre mower Conditioners. I~:-::::-:::---~-:---­ Come set wh•t w• have . . 1978 Plymouth Velorle. Agroooft Iftc. Joh<t Deere Sol• 1900.00, 13041 175-1082 Mrvice. Upp• Rtv• Rd. in Golllpolilo, coil 114-4411-0476. Mora>ry -qui. 1988 i.lly oq_ulpt. 1 own•. 19.800, 13041 ,875-2111 . . 63 72 ' Livestock Trucks for Sale 89 Oodgo 280 plclo>p ' w~h ATTENTION Horto Dw.,..s, Cllnmint ~N•el.,gfna &speed. PS. PB .. AM-FM . Coll814-44~ Paint Plu1 II now c•ryk'lg tiCk. P1lnt Pll.la. 2•11.Jeckson Ave, Pt. PM, phone 304-175-4984. 64 by THOMAS .JOSEPH ACROSS 44 Woodlands 1 He played sheHer , lhe Tin 45 Corundum '' Woodsman 6 Mince DOWN 1 Nimbus 10 Priest's • vestmenl . 21n the 11 Wild party midsl 3 ( :ambric, 13 Securily · blanket Yesterday'• 4 owner . 14 Boxing shield 17 Eggs 29 New Guinea 5 I'll buy (Bioi.) town site that! 20 Deserve 31 Chick's 15 Poem il Hoisting 23 Extremity sound 16 Subatomic device 24 Bread32 Gnawed, particle 7 "I Wonder crumb as a l!laf 16 Managed Who's coating 36 Sunday 19 Effrontery Klsslng 25 Unyielding puncl) (sl.) · .21 Scope .Now" 26 Objective37 Slippery . 22 Candlenut , tree fiber 8 Go off of Big 39 "I - See the Power Clearly 23 Visage diel summits Now· 24 Chaplain 9 Expiation 27 N.Qt on 41 Jambon, 27 Illustrious 12 Debarked your life! e.g . 28Gulf of - Hay 7803 . . cOllect 1 1·114-237-0488, d., or night. Aogersaasement Wat:•proofing. SWEEPER .,d IIIW'lng m.,chlne repair, p.rs. and suppll•. Pick !-IP and.dellvery, Davis Vaeuum Cleaner. one half mile up ~~dieval Goorgoo Creel< Rd. Coli 81444~0294. Septic Tank Pumpift(t-•90. Gal· lia Co. RON EVANS ENTER P.fUSES, Jat:ilson, OH 1-80Q. 113?-9828. . Fetty Tree Trimrring. ttump ramovol. Call 304-8?5-1331. Rotary ar Cebfe tool drlllng. Molt wens completed •lln'l•d-v. Pump 11les lnd s.-vice. 30~ d..,l'll• C - tho Jim Aile Aglilw. 114-378-27811. 1977Ch..,y. C10, 3opd., 26Q-8 cyl rune good. 1400. 0111 Mixed h~ conclt~ned. nw• 114-843-2117. wet. nicebll•l •1 .5011ch. Call 304-8?5-21021fter I p.m. Hay lor 11ia 0111 .I i 4-4484289. Hay lor •.loin 1114 11. porbola Coli 814-742-24?8 or 114742-3011. ball•. •20 ••• a~llanae repairs. W .Va 304675-2398 Ohio 814-44~2464. ttroom, replacement. freming. concrete. drywaM, c•emic lnlteRat69n. all rBmodellng. 30~ 67S.2440. / ., L CO< AT THE!v\ AM,"-' I S.TWFFINc:>MONEY INlV H15~EW! J .• , Condition. Coli 814-31?-783a 1987 4>14 Ford R.,ga-, Manuol/08800. Coli 114-248129~ ' 1989 Ch-. hoif tOft, I cyl. 3 spd. New tlr-. shoc:b • •·~ hautt. Drhlen deilv part1 trud</11200 firm. esn 114445-2301. or 114-245-1823 82 Plumbing Heating CARrER'S PWMBING ANO HEATII\IQ Cor. Fourth lnd Pine GoiiiJ>oll. Ohio Phone 114-4411-3888 or 11444&'4477. Coft dollY•. Csft 114-992· 18114. . . 1984 Chovrolll 314 ton PU, PSI PI, AC, cruiH. AMI FM AHoifo Hay, 140 A lor 111111~ / 11w•. cernp• ........ Exc. Conti. Co" 114-448-8411. chop. Csll Aftd¥ Sial.-. Mar '•"' Rt. 38. 304-13?·201 11¥ 1979 Joop , CJ7, 380 •gino. Ju~ to. . ftborgl11 tiJI), 44,000 ICIUII mil.. Mlny n.v p. .& 114892·7830. 84 CAN 1 GO OVER TO JAMEY'S AN' SEE HIS NEW MULE? TH' 9ARLOWS GOTA NEW MULE? (1955 song) 40 European , Resident* or comn.clal wiring. NMiw terviqt or repaQ. lic-ed eleclrlcian. Ridenour Call P-..-. 11 Chwylonplloltlllon-" nloo Ru,. •1eoo. c.. .,.._ •• _ t11104 448- 4249, 446· 23 26. 4484425. U.rge trailer .,_ce, Vans & 4 W.O. 1---~---- For Sale '78 Dodgo .... 1100.00. Runo 'g ood. 304-175-111a 1181 ICZ tOGO LTD "-•IIIII, Iuper Of!CI. oand., 13.11110 ml, 112110010. C811104-1751281or 114-28.. 1011. ol-. 11'111 DOIIilo Ch•. . Rt. 313 """'"""' ..- ltlll/MOO. ChlwY Mon1o c.to/ 1210.1178 C.l 11+24.1111. Addison614-446- 4265. - -........ telp.m. ...... Rolling 1he carpet rnakeil room clean-up j a breez~ CIHI14-In-1102. _, • "' A & R W•er Servtc.. Poolt, dlterns , wells . lmmedi81t· 1.000 .. 2.000!IIIIo .. doilvory Coil 304-175-1370. · Plhk*s W•• Halting Service. POOIL dlt•nt.: 1,000 or 2.000 gilt. dlilvlo'l•. phone 304-6'7~2311 or 114-448- wen.. -~. Wetttnon 'i •Water Hauling. Re•oneble ...... volum1 cia· -nt~ 2.000 to 4. ooo • .., ... lty, Cisterns. pools. Willi etc Coli 304-875-2811. 87 Upholltery · · which signs are romanllcelly pertecl lor told 1o you by olhers. you. Mall $2 10 Ma1chmaker, c/o 1his CAPRICORN (Dec. 22....... 181 Worthnewspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, . while suggestions are ap1 to resul1 1oOH 44101-3428. day lrom a dilcu&&lon you'll have wilh a BERNICE LEO (.lu!J 23-Aug. 221 You might be buslnen assoclale who Is nolllmiled lo BEpEOSOL surprised 1oday by 1116 candid com- traditional 1hlnkl111). - man1s of a person w!IOINI confidence AQUA1111111 (...... 111 Acl In you dldn'1 know you enjoyed. Wha1 oc- hai'!'IOftY with your thoughto lind,·!beplcurs wiU Indicate closerooncla can be rallons 1oday, because lclle8 you,l gal lorrlllld . • concerning WIYIIO lurthlr r9t~r ambiWIQO (Atog. 2J lapl. 221 llocllll acllvi- tions could be vwy worthWhile.' '11• that emp'lx"e the,_,.. ra1her PIICIS(Peb. _ . , You OOUid ' lhan lhe phytlc8! .,. tllely to be mora be rllher lucky today In material w.Y., op~l111) to you toclt~Y ; Seek outchaHy but !he galna you'M eoqulfa could come . lrlenda Wllh whOm 1o p- the tlmll rath- 1o YOIIin a Cifcultout fUIIIOn that vau'H ' er 1han yoAII!Ogglng buddlx. un~and but iiiiGCI8181 won't. L1811A (lepl. 23-0oL 2JI l!e sura to ,ARiaS (.._. 11-""' 18) 8-.'ai ' lpel\k up toeley If you '-1 you n anti- people you ._. atrong emotional tl8l ~uly 11, 1 • lied to cerlllln llnancl81 conalderallons with will be pulling togalhar 1ocllty lor a lhat lhus lar haw nol been 10<1heom· common purpow, Md the crlldl1 beThe year ahMd could be an ax1remely ing. It'S lhe oqUMky wha811hat will get longa10 you. You'l know how to ga1 "":' acllw -•or you IOCial~ u,... u bu- lhe 011. =working lor collacllve good. sln 11 Loto ol , _ and ICOMIIO COoL lM-IICW. 121 U• lhe T~ (April • . . , •1 "you haW exclllng per-.aiellp8l'iene81ara In 1he same tactlea and methods toeley 1hat' an ImpOrtant lauFI 10 , _ _ wtth an offing. you recently uwcl 10 accomplllhoome- MIOC!a1e, this It a good dey lor a frank CANCER (.luna 21-.lulr 22) Al1he dey thlng ~ly. Whet worked pravl- .dilcutalon. Sotutlonl can be found lhat p r - an, you are likely 1o bacoma oully lhould work again now wi1h a lew will banellt 110111 partlaa. . more and more -'able. ft yo~~·ha-'1 minor lld)Uitmllll11. • · P..,I1...._JD) Weyacan be m~ p'-'>slor lltla ..•IIIIG that Include IAOITTAIIIUS (Nov. 2H)ec. 21) You found and de\ela!*l lit IIIIa time to ena11mula11ng compantona, H miglll prove haw won the confidenCe ol oomeone hanea yoUr ..nlng capacity. n-lm- , lun 10 do so. Know where to IOQk for ro- who h8a . bien ttudylng you rather · prowmento mlghl nol make you rich, :. mance and you'll ftnd H. The Aatro. . clolely. This person now belle... you to but .1~ could - e n yOUr Gl'l\llh Millchmaker lnst8n11y reveal• be one who will keep secrels lo yourself pockelbook. ~ ... Hoftdl YP 700 MftM. - oond. 12.100.00 o 111 llllla. alii :104-17.7111. .• . . · DAILY CRVPTOQUOTES- H~re's how to work It: 7111 AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELL9W . .- all., I ' m.--r--;-- :10-F... oa•• " ......... 1110 0111140,000 1111. J 6 J W•• S.V~ Swimming paoli, citltllml, - s. Ph. 114248-1285_ stand a ,.\13 Oldl C - luprlollllocl .,.._ ooftd. low mi. .4100. Coli 114'448-ZJIO llf. Call 814·256· OiHird W.ter S.-vice! Pools. , ' " rlver 42 Rectangular pillars 43 Vlin . Gogh's ' Eloct<lc:al. 30.4-875-1781. SUnd-v calli. ..... dynasty 35 Kind of deer 38 " - wilh Me Henry" Electrical llo Refrigeration Clote<no, Wo!ll. OeiiYory Anylimo. 0111 114-44~ 7404-No -. 30 .• • llo ', Anawer 29 Card game r:-"T1'""Ti-r.:-T'lr Cole of song 31 Savor 33Wooden core 34 Chinese · to For Salo: 1979, 1 1011 GMC. st. .v .... New tir• Very Good Hay For SolO. 0111 114-38S. 8n1 . ONAG.AME SHOW! brMds. Hou18 calli. also 10me Electrical. roofing. kitchen. b• A MURDeROL-16 FRENZY ' WHCN I LOSE! L-OSING Ron' s TV Service. tpecialilingin Z~ith also •Mdng most other 77 ~ton 4wh. dr. Ch.,Y . With -anow plow. Good engfna fllr Anention tobacco produ~a : boct,. Nee• t..-mlq(onwark. I~IUN your crop 11111irwt hoi 19tlo. Cop 114-3118-98811. 1M DRIVeN IN'IO ! CAN'T STAND 895-3802 llo G rain '110 ;ounct htrt BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncondiUonal Ut•tme gulrM· tee. local· referMcw furnithed. Free "'imlles. · Ca" NORTH CROSSWORD Services John 1-••· Commf!l'cial s ~ce. 1400 sq~are feet. r.orrler Second and Pine. Al!'lple nar kitf g-l'ft8r. Call &14- ., $0 :S:. fA~L.Y. cnliie. M-· ,. . 46 Space for Rent . 1979 ·coathman Camper, aleept 6. Removable stove end tabla. awning, pori:eble toilet. good c:Ond~loit. GOT ~ 18 fl. WinnedbllgoMOtOIHGme, runs like n81N / $2900. CaM 61~ 4411-1891 . or 114-4-411-0997.. 114-992-7871 . fC HOW, I h•e • nM-Ide.. 2 row corn pick•. a c. GOncl. E· BNih Hog. 1988 Nove. •3.000 actual lnt•Mtiol'lll 7 ft. h• cond~ milea. 6 cyL auto. inl•lor . 81 Home tlo-/1821. Clll 8U-26~ ucellent •1.200.00. Serlout Improvements lftqu\rM Dtttt. 304-1711-842~ 8889. 'IJOO• 565 1. M11son ~ Vill~tgs . WRITING CLASS Motors Homes & Campers tilt. PW. PL. <loth lntorior, high mM-. 814-38?-012211fter600 PM . GOVERNMENT IIIZID Vohlcl• . from 1100 - · c......... Chovyl. '"''I;I;;:::::;;;:;::==;::=~: pluo . Ouldo 111 74 MQtorcycles IIQti.A7Eod.l-101111. 1-~--~---.,. 1t71 _....., Mciollirllll. c..... Ina cer. ex Client oon•lol\ 1871 H.,t- DoviO.., Ellll,._ glldo ttl *•o. He. orlglnll 1180 DOftllllo" oond. 1- mi11. UIOO. 011 11\13 - - · A•lltol Oood 114-44.1789. oondhlon. c.ll1+44•7148. till Yornlho m.. lm c11tdV 81 Oltll 01!10114 loob IIOCid. epple red' etwft drive lOw ruN good. Mutt 1111. 11100. Col mill/It 300 OlillpoiiO. Col 814-441-1001. • . 114-··-· Sleeping rooms wit h coo kin g. Als o Ttoilw space. All hook-~!L CAll after -2p.m. 304-773- City ' . '78 Chwlltte 4 cyl arto. solid & L1ve:.tuck 71 Auto's Rooms for rent- week or month. Starti ng at 8120 a rna. Ga ll i a Hotel-614- 44fi· 9580. Bul,fP,Iille Ad . 304-11?~2487 tiE SAIP WI $Jf0ui.J> ~ ~rTf WfiAT WE (~EAT•vf AM-FM CMsette. sl.m 8. n• paint. Must sa CNfton. W. Va. co11 304- n:s.lin~ .-·- - - - - - - - - - - , •o111 South was right to compete initially +u with an overull of one spade. He did .KIOIUZ not bave quile enough strencth to first · double for takeout aocl then bid 1p11des 1Wl!ST EAST over partner's anticipated club retKQ? .QJS2 spoue. After West raised to two dla- . tQJ71 moods, paaed back to South, there +Q5 was another problem, A simple bid of two hearts woulil Dol do justice to this SOIJTB haocl, particularly since it was now. .AJUZ more Dkely that North had leolfh in .AKI04 bearts. So South jumped to three tAU bearts, strooiiY inviting game. North 4J bid four. · Vulnerable: North-South Declarer ducked the first dlamood Dealer; East and East switched 1o a low beart. South took the ace aoclled the jack of l\lorll clubs. West now made the mistake of grabbin& the ace. When Well led another dlamood rather than a secoocl trump, it seemed likely that East had started with four trumps. Declarer won the dlamood ace. played ace oJ spades and ruffed a spade (Eut droppia& the queen), and then cubed the kina of clubl, throwing a . diamond, Next caine the now &ood 10 of clubs. East ilhould bave ruffed but be erred bY tbrowilll the kin& of spades away. Declarer continued by ruffin& a club to his band and r:uffiDI a low spade in 1 af· 79 ., PAAKING.·; BRIDGE $18.96, 4,000 good Used tires. 1emi 1irtll, new tires. 1978 Plymouth Stllioft Wagon 4""A.':=<::-E:=-c;=- 73 · ' 114-28~1311 ====~ Furnished Rooms 129:1 phonal3041 4811-1887. ' Couotry Mobile Home Pl!lfk.. Aorldl. 1814 14>170. 3 br.. 1 IF . 8 Route 33, Nort~ o f Pomllt'oy. 112 balh on rentld lot. .F,..,ch or ala or RM1t. 19.8 6 2 City lrolllr8ga Cell 114-44fl. bectoom 14,~~;70 mobile hQm e. lots. rentals. pens. sales. Call 1)40. ' . 304-1711-7888. ·. &14-992-747V. I . I 02800. Coli t• 7:00p.m. 1980 Ford t>h:lwp. Oood oondlHay "" ..... 78 _... Bolo 1ft tlon . · Coil 114-992 -7384 flold. olldlftg '"'11o door. wlftings. Pure bred Walk• Coonhound · 1100.00 13041 175-2288. Buy. sell or trade, antiques & pups. $30. Cell 614-982-2112. ;78 Chevy pl'*"p wMh IOI>P•· lfC! II e(:teb'ea . See·D.IckorSallyat, 3015 en gina .,to trln•milllol\ Ed's Gallipolis Flea Mlirket AKC Bassett pupP•- Reactv to PS. Pl. ltlr oond. coil 304-175Tr .;ns1Jorlallllll Sat / Su n. or call 614-448: gol F. A. Blnadum 114-817· 4219 lftlr l,oo. m:: .: · :::J.:3:8:66;;.:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;; . MU IT I ElL Ow- ...wiftg to •· 1988 Ford Eoc:ort. 43.000 building or 8181 . Twin Rivers Tower-Housing for the Elderly, Hen dicapped fll d Disabled. Loceted near dow n1own· P.olnt Pleman t. phone 45 ,... · Kingly - Mllilgy - Crack - · TlpiDp - PARKING A phiiOIOphy p~r gave me this wise counltt: ·:The irnportailt thing about your lot in life is whether you use •t for mllu. tlixcellanl condltian. ' 84 GIW\d Prix lE. air, One•black and fushla sequined prom gown wllh hoop. •140. Size 7 · 9. One peech satin lnd lace gown. $60. Size 7-8. C.. l 2 largemabiiphome lots. Crown • Bedroom; furnished Mobile Home. Chilcten bJt na P klt.... Musicel Instruments 1200. 814-742-3033. .,1. 2 BR mobil e heme inEvergreM. Ceble t.v. hook-up. Call 614- ·· 44~3897"' 57 Mobile H~me frame. wllh some good wall• and flaor. 81b:12. 'JO inch elec·. ran ge / S75: 30 Pbint Clinic bullclng. 88widex inch elec. ra nge/ $75; Ken more 80 long. 6, 200 -~ ft. _lll matal au to washer/ $95: G.E. auto 992· 3711 . ~OH structu re. steels ide. 14ft high in washer/ 995: G.E. dryo r/ $76: center. furnKa with centn~lair. Whirlpool dryer / S75: 3 0 inch Gra cious living.• , m d 2 bed•II duct work. see on atte. room llp;.wtmen1s a t Village · gas ra nge / S7 5; refrig -frast Monday 8:00. Manor .and • Rl~ tlfside Apartfree / $ 75 ; May tag automen t s in ptliddlep ort. From was her / $150; Chest freezer. 17 4 x8 Utility cart, elect.. equlpt. $ 182 C~ ll 614-992-7787 cu. ft . S 1 50 : SkaggsA p pl i~tnces. $260.00, 13041 176-2161. Upper River. Rd. Call 6 1 4- 446· 7398. 'J bedtoorT.. in Raci ne. gl'IS, off 4.0'1e'x5'x3' engle iron. CB bM e r.treet park inq. 1Calt 614-992station with antenna and A-1 washer & elec. dryer. 2151 dlf.'~ or 614-949-2420 coaxial cable. c•ll !3Q41 676evenings. Hide- a-bed safa. Full s·ae bed 3 2290. . . drawer d resser antique b-ias Now accept inn applicntiom1 for bed. & fu ll size bedding. lamps. 2 bedroom ap<rtmonts. tully & end table . .Corbin & Snyder 55 Building Supplies car peted. DPPiilftces. water and Fum. Call614-446·117 1. ' tras h picku Ps piov ided. Maint eBuilding Matwl• n ance free ljyin{l clase to shop- Air cand .. 18.000 btu, & living Block, brick. .ewer pfpe~. winping. banks and schoo ls. For rm. suite . Call 614-266--6689. dows, lintels. etc. Cl•h, WI~ more information call 304-8821ers. Rio Grande. OH:J. c.ll Country style sota, excell ent 3716. E.O.H. I, 814-245-6121 . co ndrt ion. S300. C ream. blu e~ Beech Street Middleport, Ohio, mauve. Call 614-446-7903, o ne nn cttwQ bed'aom fu rnished Pets for Sale For Sale: Dow n blas t M ill et". Gas 56 apt:s, reference and depMit. 304-882-2566. Furna·ce. good cond./ S350. Call - - - - - - - - - 614-446· 0461 . Furnished 2 ,.bttdroom ept.. re Groom and Supplv Shop-Pet frence and seru rity deposi1 Ueed applianc;es. Washers. dry. Grooming. All breede ..,.AII req uired . New ~ Uavcn . 1304) ers, ,m nges. refrigerntor11. mlcr ~:> sryles. lems · Pet Food Delf1lr. 882-3267 wave ov ens. Ken's Appfilflce, Julia Wobb Pit. 814,4411-0231 . 2 17 E. 2nd St., PomEroy. On e bedroom lurnlshed very 61 4-99 2- 53 36 or 614- 985· Dr1gonwynd Catt:erv ~-­ 3561 . clean and nice. No pets. 304Persian and Slam. . and Him• 675-1400. . · layM kittens. Chow 1tucl ,.,.. 19 inch Zentth partabte color TV .nee. co11 8 14-4411-311441ft• 1 P.M. One bedraoP, 1 furnished apt. all withstan dandremotecontrol. 1 ut ilh.ics paid. central air. 304- year o ld. eKe cond. $ 300.00. Couc h and chair. good cond. 675- 2722. ' Black-lab ' puppi8.. 7 wk. old. $50. 00. Phone 3p4-882·2847. Wormed/ $26. Great family Small apt fol- ·rent , 3 rooms an ct dogs. Call 114-246-9889. b m: h. phone 304-675-1365. Kenmore W llhet" dryer $80. Hoover vacuum cleMer $36. 4 AKC Rogi- Goldin Re1 Bedroom. fur nished upstairs ceiling light fixture• 110. Oile.... triever puppl•. 8 wwU old. apt .• Main · Strelet. 200 per sembled 1979 Suizuki AM400 Hod all ohoto. Csll 304-882month, utili1es p~~id . !3041 67 5- S 275. Laurel water s often Dr 2864. • 50. 304-675-8875. 9760 ; AK C Rogiotorod Cod<.- Sp.,loi· 2 Be droon;. 1furn ishe d apt. pups . Butf· blond . Shou. S ,OO.OO deposit ptu s electric. 53 wormed. road\< . Coil 114-888Antiques 304- 675-3900. 3358 aft• 8p.m. lennox . 2112 ton central air conditione,. good condhion. compkrtawhh line let, .-d "A" coil. 130Q. Csll 814-248·9218. 1 I 2 bet h. with cen1ral Hir/ $200 undlrpfnntnQ. porchr nM King a 8672. · 7 pc. poste, Basset BR., suite $999 or .SJ2.75 tmo. $50 ca1h rebil1e: H .D. Bunk beds $1 49 01 s 12.46 / mo. 4dr. ch est 849.95. 5 dr. chest $54.95. , Uke new Tan Itt 1000 SX with ~al disk dr;ve. Color monitor. • Flexsteel couch. 90 inchel. lil&:e new. best offer. Cell 614.<14&- ' UJrgeupstalrsapt. 2381stA.ve. Kitchen ' stove refrigerotor. $ 260/ mo-plu s dcp. Utilities & r ef . No p~ts.. A.Ca11 614-4464926. " < Home cefttral air. rur. good. bolt oller. Coli 114-387-0248. 7898. VI'RA Auto'Parts Accessories Fish T.,k. .2413 Jot:i<oon Ave. 19871oodotl ToycrtltSuprawhh !'l>ont Plo•~~-304-J?.Io208~- ·-100, 000-- ml. worramv . E~ ~ ~---------~ 10goloot up 114.89ortd 101111 ship a. soo ••· ·01 •Jumbo 'Rio co'""lote •43.2&. ' GrMitlo/113. 800. 0111 '814- 7& Chevy 4 speed .tran•mlulon ' 245-1114a for ton lrucl!t. $100. Call 614RagilotorodBoogleDUpo, 180.00 - : - : - - : : - - - - - - - - - 388-9888. ooo:h, 304-?73-8808. · 1987 Ford TouruL 4 dr.. de.,, - - l c . PS , P8, AM / FM 733J. ton Chevy 11'Uek. wHisellall Beautiful PUre 8,_ Oerm.1 . lleroo, tit, lo cruloo. AC. Nglw for •381 or wil part out. Call Shophord, """"'• 1 mole. 3 ..... 0111 114-388-8240. or 114-388-9881. . '""""'· -13041882-3481. · old. onytirno 114-388-8780. bafora 911!1 p.m. 71 Lin coli\ ,-rting out. $3150 lor 1981 Ch-. Clobrily, CL, 4 ..... Ill. Coli 814-388-9888. AKC reginertd Blue Aullrlilrt shrp, automatic. PS. Pl. Hiller II'OYid.. f"'"llo. 176.00, AM / FM S1weo. AC . cruile & Pontiac: 400 big IModc with 13041 8?5-1110 . tilt. Coli 1.1 4-388-8240. or Cart• C.rborltor for 11le or 114-38.8780. trade-for smllt bJock Chwy. Clll M ..e Pomerani..-n puppy, 3 I 14· 38 .. 814?. . month old. not · regluered. 1183 ~am•o BertlnMta. nice 1100.00, 13041882-3110. cortd .. Csll114-44~2888. ..IMp pert a wnh Wf\eels .ndtir11. 304-875-3248. . AKC reQittered· DeChahund, 1983 Qrond Prl><. PS, Pl. AC. shota. wormed, health guar•· tilt AM ·FM radio, nM POOR BOYS'TIRES , 304-875tood. 13041115-2193. t\rM. Alltlng .3000. 814-992· 3331. front end alinement & 445-4607. 0< 814-445-260 2 2 br .. unfurnished. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale . PICKENS FURNITURE Furnished. cable T.V . utilities paid. IdeAl for ~nchelor. Beautiful RiverviP.YII Kanruge. Fos- ' 12x 60 mobile home, 2 BR , loci1~ 3miees fromt ow n. 9226 _¥ ~· ANswus 76 eo· Homes for Rent &338. 0322.' 1; 2 bedroom Apts f or rent. Carpeted. "(ice sett in g. ltlu ndry tocili1i es aVa il 3!:11e. Call 614- 7566 90 DaYs .Sll:me as cas h with approved credit. 3 Miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9 A .M . to 5 P.M. Man. thru Sat: 614-446- Vallev Furni1ure furnished apt/~t11 1 1;w". 8225. 2 BR · New and used furniture and ap plienc&s. Cell 614-448-7672. S 250 . Utilities-~paid. 243 Jack· Hours 9-5. son Pk. Gellipolls.: cal l614- 446~ 4416 after P· ~; acr e Camp Con iE¥. Poi~t Pleasant. full hookup. 304-675-- v, King S~50 . 4 drawer chest $69. . plis/ S150. C811 1J1 4- 446· 0644, Smatl · hs. in county. NeWty remodeled , Needs little work. 9 mi. E. of Rio ·Grande-Mov ingMust sell. S19. 000 f irm.' Call "' 614- 44th1~19 water . prices redu ced . ClydP. &wen, Jr , 304-576-2336. 946-8983 tr .. sectional. 2 fll ll blll:hs. 614-28~6304 'J. Furnished 1ms.. & bath. upsiairs cleat!. nb pets. Suitable for one. Ref~ &._ Oep. required. Ash1 on. large building lot s. · 1 br , 2nd ' ftoqr apt. near city mobil e ho mes permitted. public park in doWn town Galli · 12x60 mobil f! home for · sale. lot with works hfld on Jackson Pike-Close to 35. Call Call 614-367-71150.· ' C a ll 614· 38,· 9946. plu s 3 TMa Towrllou$8 Apart ments · 2 B r., 1 1 / 2 bat hs, 4 CA.. cfill· hwashiJ'. d•po.• at private enclosed patiot.;. ~ol. plsvground. Water. sewer. trash included. Starting at ;t;'2' 9' per' mo. Call O.J . 'v'Vtjit e Rd .. 2 woodeU Wilding lots. Approx . 2 acres 35 W. ~p t . ' 2 br .. 1 both. private e~ch . Call 6 14~ 246- 9685 after ' enci Q~ed pff~ · Close to grocery 4 ,30. 5for!!S & shopping cent er. water. sew,e r, 1uuh pr ov ided . Ashton b&a.~tilll one acre lo1s S265/ mo. Calljf14-446· 8727. with river frontage, publicwatcrl. C lyde Bowen. Jr, 304-676Efficiency apt. tin Rio Grande. 2336. Rea l Estate 31 Woodlan d, 132acrts! S35 ,000, Rt. 7. below Eur~a. call 614-- . $375. lamps $28 to $126. Gun cabinets 8 , 8. & 10 CJ.In. Babt fJ1attreues $36 & t45. Bed frilmes $26. Queen Size S35 & king frame $50. Good select ion of bedroom suites. metal cabinets. he adboards 830 and up to $66. · & -rcfrig. pr.o'o{id..tl,d. Wator. sewage. & garbage p aid. Dep asit Req'd . Ct1 ll I'I:A-446·43 45 & Acreage A . Dinette~ $109and upto$496. 2568. E 0 H . One Br., unfuVhished apt . rang e 35 lots :..,:.1 to $596. Recliners. $226 to $795. Desk 8145 up 10 $375. Ave . Furnlst;e d efficiencies starting l!lt/ S.17.5- In cludes wa all gas mobi le home. EnBI' gyo ter & gar~QA- Cell 614-448efficient-dl splffi model· pricedto sel. Phone 614-423-6371 . · 4607. ., 614-c446.2602 1978 Mo bile home. .12:11:45total electric. 2 bedroom. good cond .. underpenning. .l30.4} 675:68 76 , .;_;;,,,r-rj-1·I TICMIV Wood table w·6 chairs $285 to SON ESTATES , .636 JaCksCI"I Pike from $~$2 a mo. Watk to Shop and movies. 614-446· Newt 1989 1 4x 70 3 be droom. The · real reason · peop,l e blame lhlnqs on prevloue generalions 1s that they know there's only one other - . PRINI NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES . . 0395 to S995 . Tables 180and and UP. to $395. Baby beds $110. Mattr&1!18S or bo~e tflrlngs fUll ar 1Win ,$78, firm 888. and $98. Queen · tets 8 276 & up, Shady lawn 1 Complo"' tko chucklo quoiod by filling in the missing words L...-1--'---'l--'--'--' you davelop !rom olop .No. 3 bolow. up to 8125. Hid&-a ·beds $390 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PR ICES AT JACK· Ca\\ Rep osmsed! 14· wide- 2 bed- :l' ,~- rIc;. . I:L:;-,I;"o=-tsI; .-K~I : -. ~ So fas l¥td chairs priced from Apilttment for ·Rent -.TB3_;;O,...;H~Y_,Brll . _Hutche~ $400 and up. blink bedl complt~te w -mattresses $295 room 1986 Model Colonial· total electri!='" new .. carf!et and ~ r· ' 2' 44 32 Mobile Homes for Sale I I I LAYNE'S FU BNITURE r~;:~~~~~~~::l-;;:::~f,;~~;==:l ~ I r1 1 · .1--TI;....;;.[·r~ Uppflr R,iver Rd . bes ide Stone Oest M0 t&l. 614-448-7398. • RE-TRAIN NoW! souTHEAsTERN BUSINESS . .. H I· s E R2c r III. County Appfience. Inc. Good us8d appliances and T ,V. sets. Open 8 A:M . to 8 P.M . Mon thru <tJ -d•- I .I!VININQ soft toe .I Coii814-44.B-3159. li:;::s:: _%) I ·M lh. Rearroftgo l,ttoro of four ocromblod words bo·low 10 form four slmplo • USED· Beds, dressers. bedroom suites. De1kl. wringer waa her, a complete line of uMd fUrniture. NEW· Western boot• t36. · Workboars t18 &. up. fSttel & .,., . . . .... i TUES., JULY 11 - - - - - - l~itool ~y CLAY I. POLIAH - - -·- - : - - - 199. I ' We c•e 1or -'Wiv .,. d hi[ndicapped in our homt~ 26 yeers experiern:a lPN on..cllll. Low Income homf!. Call ·&14· 992· 8873 aft• 7 :00p.m . tor mora information. M -'C: ,... . .... .. ·::~::.' s~tt4llA-4t.tfs· ,. ' fiJNew ...... DHd Mlll'l Run • lllltrltll .... '-U .,=111M ... \!1~' !Iaiii a lur' ra llowl Ollpoltl Trhll iOlOi i;::,.., • ....... c.ll'""" a Mia.& (HR) (2:00) ' 12:11(1) MOVIE:,......_ AJang . .· Tha war P,:1 &I DUBB ' .W·A J SY EU • R L N PM WY CNSF ' ,_ DUBB EMBB CNS ., ELWD NK. CNS WFU WKFWMJ . FNPUFD PUAQLBU.C Yea._ • .,.,. C. .....110te1 PUBUC GPINION IN · THIS ~y RUNS LIKE' A SHOWER BAni, WE HAYE NO;' TEMPERAnJRES BE1WEEN HOT AND COLD. - 1HEYWOOD BROUN . . •1 ·, �• • Paa• ·-• 10-lhe Deily Sulinel • - - -..... Area deaths-';.;....._ . Morrill D, Snider from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 tci 9 p.m. Services will be Jiet1! at the funeral borne on Wedruiday at 1 p.m with the Rev. Jolin Evans officiating. Burial wlllbe In Miles Cemetery. ' Tuaeday; July 11, 1989 • Recycling Day planned July 15 at~r· lot Past Councilors · officer installation planned July 13 Hospital Application... ' _f EMS logs 11 Dally stock prteea (AI of 10 a.m.) Beyee aad Mark Smith of Bl••&. Ellll If Loewl Meigs County Emergency MeillcJII Services answered 11 · emergency calls on Monday and transported 11 people to area. hospitals. Am Electric Power ............. 28% At 12:01 a.m. Syracuse Squad · ATitT .................... ...... .......35'li! 33 went to SR 124 and took Kevin Ashland dll .•.........•.........•..38% Dugan to Veterans Memorial Bob Evans .......................... i5~ Hosplfal. At 2:04 a. in. Pomeroy Chal'll)lng Shoppes ..............15% EMS went to thesceneofanauto City H,oldlng Co ... .... ........... 16~ accident on SR 681 and trans· Feder" Mogul.. .......... ........ 24~ ported Edna Driggs and Matt Goodyear Tit~ ...................543~ Hensley to Veterans Memorial. Heck'S.. ............................... ~ . Rutland Sqllild 44 responded to ~ey centurion .. ... ...... ....... .. 12~ Higley Road at 4:47 a.m. and Land$1.- End ..'..: .. ............. ..... 27% transported Charles Bowles to Limited Inc , ..... .. .................32'h Veterans Memorial. At 10: 32 Multimedia lnc ............. .e .. ;97~ a. in. the Pomeroy Squad wen I to Rax Restaurants ....... ... ..... ... 2~ Mill Street for Ira Van Cooney, Robbins & Myers ... :... , ....... . 17~ who was taken to Holzer Medical Shoney's Inc .... .. .. ....... ...... .. ll'h Center In Gallipolis. · Wendy's Inti... ... ....... ........ ... 61A, At 3:28 p.m. M~ddleport . Worthington lnd ............. .... 22~ Squad 11 went to the Stonewood Morris D. Snider, 61, of The M,elp County Utter Con· Poilleroy, died Tuesday at his trol Procram will bold a Recycle home. Day on Saturday, July15, from 9 He was born 'June 7, 1928 In a.m. to noon at the Kroger Huntington, W.Va. to the ·late Parking Lot In Pomeroy. CharleS E. Snider and Jane Bemke M. This Is a donation project, ,with Elizabeth Stowe Snider. all proceeds . goiDg to the, ·coHe was a machine operator al Bernice M. Searles. 6lt. A;Jcron. sponsor, Carletpn School and Midwest Steel In Pomeroy and a · died Monday eventngt.t Akron Melp Industries. veteran of th,e Korean conflict . City nospltal. Items for recycling Include He belonged to the New Haven She was a hoin.emakt);iand the American Legion Post 140 and daughter or the . late Hod and aluminum', glass, newspapers, cardboard, plasdc jugs, copper, Stewart-Johnson Post 9926 of the Margaret Fife Searles'"'~ VFW, Mason W.Va. , She Is s~rvtved by 11:mlughter, brass, etc: Survivors: .Include his wire, Rand! Popp, Akron; two brothers Marjorie Snider, Pomeroy; one and slsters·ln·law, ChArles and ·son Randall D. Sn lder, Middle- ~IIzabeth Searles, Cheshire; and .port; foster child, Marsha Mace, Carl and Eileen Se~~Middle­ Pomeroy; four sisters, Ruth port; a sister, Catherine Burton, Koenig of Reedsville, Ohio; Be a· Middleport; three gtaDdchlld· trice Ralrden of Hartford, W. Va, ren, Mark Popp, Cop~ Megan Past Councilor's Oub of Ches· Janet Reeves, Pomeroy and Berry. Stow; Tam111y Popp, Brenda Templeton, Minersville, Akron; and a great arandson, ter Council 323, Daughters of America will have a picnic Ohio. Ryan Popp, Copley. · " . meeting at the home of Salde Other survivors Include one Other than her parei\!M:she was Trussell, Bashan, on July 13.at brother, Ronnie Snider of Willi· preceded In death by 11 bi'Other, amstown, w :va. one grandchild James, a sister, Ma'f~ Van · 6:30 p.m. Other. hostesses are Faye Klrkarts , and Thelma and· one step-grandchild along . Coo . ·ney. an<!. !lll. lnf4nt;•~r. White. Memebers should bring a with several nieces and nephews. Services will be Th.lll' at 1 covpred dish and a few giftS for · He was preceded In death by p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats· two brothers, James P . and Fisher Funeral Ho~, , Burial game& along wltb a lawn chair. · Charles R. Snider, and two Infant wll! be In the Gra,y~l Hill New officers will be IDsialled. daughters. ·Cemetery. Friends may call at news Friends may call at the. Ewing the funeral home on We<jnesday Funeral Home on Wednesday evening from 6-9 p.m. '"" Veterans Memorial July ~0 . Admissions - Leo lit _1eo_n_ttnu_ed~tr(l'll_llll_~~t>_1....,l~,., ~·.,... ' _ _ Curtis, Pomeroy; Mila Ramsey. J un1 Racine; Jfnny WUUamson, Ru· projects, $11.5 mllUon In housing owned by the> vlllage: "''he vehl· tland; Lee Wood, Rutland; Edith rehabilitation funds were allo- cles were sold to the lone bidder Spencer, Middleport. July 10 Discharges - Etsllla cated to 20 top ranking projects, on the cruiser and ' the high however, Middleport's proposal bidders on each of the ~rucks. Cassell; Bertha Diehl; Charles "did not rank high enough to be Sidney Little .purcbaied the ·Carter, Syracuse; Mary funded,'' the letter stated. cruiser for $502; Bill' Spaun, Pickens, Pomeroy; Margie Hortman said he hopes to meet Pomeroy, purchased a '19'11 Chev- Burnelm. with OOOD representat·lves later rolet truck for S236.56'ari8 a 1973 this year to determine how to Chevrolet truck for $105!56; and Improve Middleport's appUca· Lawrence Yeauger. MUillleport, tlon so It will be more competi- purchased a 1978 Ford1tuck for tive In next year's funding $70. The 1973 truck to Spaun may process. not be officially sold untU the Since purchases up to $10,000 village has found ·l md purchased may now be authorized without a replacement vehicle.. '" '· going through the bidding proThe mayor's reporto€$6,321.97 cess, Council approved the pur· In fines and fees collected-l:lurlng chass of a pickup truck for the June was accepted by•COuncll. street deparlment at a cost .of Ftqally, Hofhn'iiii' and · $4,500, and also .the purchase of a members of Council coWI'inended . four-wheel drive three-quarter Councilman Bob Gilmore, Roger ton truck for the fire department · Williams, recreation director, at a cost of $7,500; pending and the Middleport Fl~~.Pepart· autthorlzatlon of\ the purchases ment, for efforts on t~e Middleby the village's Iiilard of public port Fourth of July ,f elebratlon affairs: • and fireworks dlspia':W, "Despite In a related matter, Council rainy weathe>r, Ml~~l'eport's accepted several bids for ihree celebration was a success. old trucks and one pollee cruiser Searlea • Stocks .O hio Lottery ~. calls_- .. 'Bo Show' . PICK-3 at All-Stars • Apartments for Dana . Long· . streth, who was tilkeil io Vete~ rans Memorial. Pomeroy Squad 1 was -called to 104 Peacock at 4:52 p.m. for Henry Werry. He was treiUed, but not transported. The Pomeroy Squad allo was called at 5: 49 p.m. to SR 2C8 for Francis Andrew whO wu taken to St . Joespbs Hospital In Parkersburg. At 6: 11 p.m. Rutlaad' Squad 44 went to Loop Road &1\11 • took Dennis Searles to How!r ~ Medical Center. · . -: · AI 8:03. p.m. Racine Squad :i8 : went to SR ·338 tor Cora Webb. : She was tQken to Veterans Memorial. . The last call of the day came ai ' ]0:06p.m. when Tuppers Plains ;.. Squad 86 wenttoSR 7forWIIUam Grueser. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. .. 002 PICK-4 4829 Page -3 • •• llal.40. Na.441 Copyrighted 1989 . . . New phone system goes on-line Saturday ·······-····-- HEARING TESTS IN MEIGS COUNTY · ' . ' frot DldrtllicS ...lnt .tllto wM lot ti••IIJ hit- lltwlng AW C..tw Ill DR. JOHN H. RIDGEWAY'S 'OF.fiCE Divorces granted . __. __ ,.._ . . ...... ..•.... ,.~ THURSDAYI JULY 13 Two Meigs County marriages have ~orne to an end In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Edl\h A; Watson and Terry C. Watson have been , granted a divorce while Terri L. Penhor· wood and Frederick E. Penhor· wood :· have bEen granted a dissolution. Deborah M. Well and William F . Wells have ·petitioned for a divorce. · ''>···-······. 9:00 UL 10 1JaOO 110011; •wa AID UAW PIOY*I Cal Tol f111 ,.__1-100-634-5265 for ic~ I ti ·: 1ai ilttwll. THE .nsn Wl1 IE GlvtN IY A UCENSID IIUIN& AID SPECIAlln. ARJont wilD h• trouble h•ina cit undntlndlita coivwlltlotl II lnvlltd to. h1.11ea frH h•laa 1111 to '" if this prob11111 Cllllll hllp•IIBrillatlis coupon with you far JOUr FREE HEARIIG TEST of S75 VIIH. Adults only. P!•t. CQME. IN WI1'H COUPON POl liST . ' .. Laurence Olivier d~d LONDON (UPI) -Three-time Oscar winner Laurence OUvler, regarded as the ereatest actor or his time, died Tuesday, a family spokeswoman said. He was 82. Lord Olivier died In his sleep at his house In Sussex, about 50 miles south of London, said Sue Green, a spokeswoman for Inter· national Creanve Management, his agent In London. Olivier's first role was a Shakespearean one - Katherine In "The Taming of the Shrew"ln an all-boy school production at age 15 - and he went on to.play every great Shakespearean role: But his enormous range took him to Hollywood as well. His first Academy Award was a special Oscar In I946 for "Henry V," awarded "for his oujstandlng achievement as actor,: producer and director," and the second was for his ·starring rote In "Hamlet'.' .In '1948"'' · In 1979' he was · gtten an honorary Oscar "for thef&ll body of his work, for th~"!unlque achievements of hls' 'e\iilre ca· r:eer and his IUetlme ~~trlbu· tlon to the art of film.",, ., of Olivier was nomlnated for Oscars for nutnerous 'ollier films Including "Wuthertng• Heights" In 1939, "Rebecca'' •~ lh 1940, ' 'Ric~Jard III" In 19!i6~ "The Entertainer" In 1960, "Othello" In 1965 and "SleuUI" ln·l972. Olivier won fans on oot)J sides of the Atlantic for !'fils early screen role as Heatlrellff In the movie "Wu therlng Helgflts" opposite Merle Oberon. ~.was sdll winning them two gen~atlons later with such roles l!l!'lhe Nazi war criminal In the na ·~Mara· thon Man" and as tht!"exiled father In the televlsloil· produc· tlon of Evelyn Waugh'si'"Brlde- · shead Revisited." "'" Olivier's later years were plagued by medical probJems By United Press International prostate cancer, an obstructed SOulh Central Ohio kidney, tlirombosls, pneumonia, Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a appendicitis and dermatopolylow In the lower 70s. Winds north near 10 mph. Chance of rain 20 . myosltls, a muscle . ,was dng disease. · ' . q' percent. But even at 81, frail and IU he Wednesday: _ Showe>rs and was acting cameo mov.!' e rol~. thunderstorms likely. with highs . In the> mid 80s. Chance of rain 60 percent. Ohio's Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday A chance> of showers and · thunde>rstorms Thursdav . the>n fair Frlday.and Saturday. Highs will he In the> upper 70s or In the 80s. Early morning lows will be> In the60sf - ... -' .. ~' ·· ~ ...,. 10!"1~ .We Unlock The ~ To Values ''l... ·~· ' ' ' '' • ~ our low disc:our!t prices aepi esent realllalue. · • ' • ... j . Bruce Reed, president of .The benefit& which Meigs their affiliates In Ohio have Chamber, reported that although County may expect from Meigs I!Chleved. this recognition. -Industries' recent accreditation CARF . will mean high level the July 4th Chamber-span· by the national Commission on · service> to Meigs Industries' sored Phil Dirt and tlie Dozers Accreditation· of RehabilitatiOn clients with mental retardation · concert lost money, It could still Facilities (CARF) , were outlined and developmental disabilities, be-considered a success. As Reed by Keith Black at Tuesday's as well as· state and national · pointed oui, the concert was not Pomeroy Area Chamber of Com· recognition for the county. In scheduled just to make money, It merce me>etlng. addition, more money will be was also supposed to provide Black Is employed by the coming Into Meigs County In the recreation and entertainment. Approximately 565 people Meigs County Board of Mental form of state and federal grants Retardation and Developmental for which only CARF accredited braved the July 4th evening rain Disabilities as the adult services organizations are eligible. In the to attend the concert which was director and general manager of next three years, Meigs Indus- held at the Pomeroy football Melgs·-lndustrles . tries' personnel expect a min- field. At least 1.000 people were CARF Is a national organlza· imum of $600,000 additional mo· needed to break even. Chamber tlon which measures rehabiUta· nies to· come Into the county had a $7,000 operating bUdget for lion facilities against other reha· because of CARF. Increased the. concert, but fell short of biUtation facilities . a~ound the funding will make It po,sslble for breaking even by about $2,500. To make up the loss, Chamber country. The Meigs MRDD ,Meigs Industries to expand Its Board decided four years ago to currently $200,000 a year non- ' Is 's ponsoring a large> giveaway promotion •. with gifts being pro·.apply for CARF accreditation profit business. and since then, Meigs Industries "What's good ·for us at Nlelgs vided by area businesses. and a has been preparing for the InduStries Is good for the county, mid-September golf tournament. Reed thanked' several people accreditation process. and vice-versa." Black said. · Meigs ' Industries' manage- . "But we're still a year or two who worked on the concert, ment team was somewhat sur- away !rom seeing real benefits especially Jay Hill who headed prised to receive a three- year coming back to the coun~y." he the event. Finally. Chamber member accreditation from CARF - the added. longest accredl~at)on period · " Blll Nease, manager of Pome· Mary Powell urged anyone with gr&nted - Instead of .an antlcl· roy Bank One, repm;!-e>d that thl' knowledge of area recreational paled orie-year accredlttitlon. . · recent Ohio Unlverslly Commu· events which may already be "This Is something for the ntverslty Band concert in Pome· scheduled for next year, to let her whole county to take prkje In," . roy, Which was sponsored by know as soon as possible so the events may be listed In area Black said. There are states In Bank One, was well attended. the country that have only.- one "We're looking forward to next tourism brochures for the next year. CARF facility, or none at all. year," Nease said. Only 19 MRIDD Boards and/or MM! MM! GOOD!- YoungPomeroyTesldents April J,arge, at left, and her brother, Kenny, at right, wlll attest to the fact that watennelon tastes especially good on a hot afternoon Uke yesterday. · ' .. t • we v- · . UCIII DIPAn•rn STO.I Grand NEW ~. · BWDIMJNG ALONG - Area realdenta trylag to beat tile heat ...... 'h•tlay afternoon at London Pool In Syrae~~ae. Comln& up Hl.., ~ at both London Pool and Middleport Pool, area r•ldenlll o1.a1 . . . are Invited to partlclpll$e In evealn& Swlm·A·Lonp to beaell llle llllp County Cllapter cd tile Amerlcu Caneer Seclety. fte lwlm-A·Lo'IP are. ~ehedllle4 fr- 8 to 9 p.m. a& MltldleJ!Ort . 111111.7 lo U a& SJraclllle, both on JIIIJ D. Swtmmen are Mked to . 1'1....... a& illtlr rwpeotlve pool; and .a10 ~ plcll UPIPO-r lheetl IN GALLIPoLIS 600 SILVER 1R1DG1 PLAZA, STAT! II'. 7 .. o•o • " Friday, July :11 . t at the pooL Swtmmen mq til• pllleio aponson to II&)', for example, 10 ceau for each lap lhe' p.Uclpant Ia able to awtm, Prizes will be awarded to awllnmen colledln& the m011t money for the locai caacer society cllapter. Cerllftclltel of parllclpatlo11 will alllo be prarented to ail swimmer&. Tile Swtm·A-Lonp were uiiOIIIICed by John BUIIIIell, preslde.ot "'.t....-~ · 'P Chapter of the American Cueer 8ocletr . . • I • Cousin Christopher Proffitt, center, doesn't like . watermelon. So to keep cool, he just doused himself now and then with a pitcher Cif water. Wooten case decision ~ 4 .• 9:00 A.M. to 3 P.M. · . $) o·oo ONE RACK OF DEVON ••••••• Stop I• Te~tfl • Appeals court upholds ., .;: ' Names Hke Gitano, Lee, Hanes. Sony, Selko; "· · Kodak and Stanley are your guaramee .'" of top quality. In fact. all the names we sen haw to staDd up to your scrutiny. That's why check standards &0 carefully. .. Remember at Ames the key til yours! It Pays To In fiber optics calls are trans· mltted on pulses · of laseractivated light. Voices and data are clearer becuase the glass strands carrying the light pulses are Immune to e>lectrlcal Inter· terence and lightning. The new switching center also paves the w;;iy for equal access service in Pomeroy, Letart Falls, Racine and Rutland. This service will start Sept. 30 and wlll enable customers to -s elect a long distance company of their choice. . Selection of ,the long distance company is made by marking a ballot that has been mailed to homes In the lour communities . Deadline for returning the bal· lots Is Sept. 30, ·he added. Digital PQ ulpment transmits voice and data signals through a combination of on-and·off pulses, Bates said. Analog switching equipment.- such as Pm;neroy's existing system transmits signals by a continuously varying e)ectrlcal signal In the shape of a wave. "We're excited about this · project," Bates said . "This re· presents a heavy 'Investment In Pomeroy and we' re confident the new system wlll provide excel· lent service to customers." . ... . ....•• Open· Thursday . . . ••..•• .•'.. ') Super July Savl•a•l " • swa . , ... It's no secret. At Arne& 'voo can unlock great savings on clothing, toys, hanlware, JewelrY, eleCtmnlcs and more. Because we . stock aome of the best brands bt the DIGITS The .· temperature In Pomeroy .Garecl . Into triple digits Tuesday after-a at about 4 p.m. Temperatures were In tbe Ita ._lbout the morning before Increasing the first time Saturday morning, Bates said . In the new system customers In the 992 exchange must dial all seven digits when they place local calls, Bates said. The new switching Pquipmen,t will no longer accept flve·dlglt shortcut dialing. As part of the new system, party-line customers wlll now hear only a single ring . when receiving a 'phone call. ''This new co'mputer · controlled switching system provides about a fivefold Increase in call·handllng capacity · over the existing electromechanical system," Bates said. Touch calllng and other op· tiona! services also wlll be available In Pomeroy for the first tim e, he added. These services , Include · Call Forwarding. Call Waiting, Three·way calling and speed \'alllng. "Customers can obtain infor· matlpq ,a bout these services by ·ci!lllng GTE's ser¥ice number on page 2 of the PhOne hook,'' Bates .said. .• The new fiber optics cable link that was Installed·passes through the Albany GTE office> and then goes on Into Athens . It will carry all long distance calls for the two communities. :~rJOK~r::. t~J~" r~~~!QY__f;_~mber ,, . --~~~~~ • . ' through the 90s during the afternoon. Relief Is In site as highs are expected to be In low 80s for the next few days. (Thnes.Sentinel photo) riuPJ.E CARF benefits Meigs County, . • lUll OFf.tE . ' Anyone who Is scheduled to report to criminal or traffic court on July 12 should report on July 19 11t' 10 a.m. Instead. ... · TAN LEV co. Court date changed ' • Cantril Trust· Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 will he meeting tonight at 8 p.m. . ~ SEIK NOTI'E VFW to .meet .. ,' Weather The high technology era of digital phone-call processing will arrive In Pomeroy at 12 :01 a .m. Saturday when GTE Telephone Operations completes the Instal· latlon of a $1 .5 million digital switching system, said Gary, · Bates, GTE local service manager .An additional $407,000 was invested In projects designed to support the new system, pushing the total of the project to over $1 ,9 million. GTE Invested another $602,000 to complete a fiber optics cable network to link Pomeroy to the long -distance network through GTE 's Athens office. Testing of the new swltvhing equipment has been underway for several weeks to ensure proper operation, Bates said. The new · system will ser ve about 4,10p fUStomers in Pomeroy 's 992 exchange wlllch covers an 84-square-mlle area in Pomeroy. '.' This switching system fea tures faster processing ·of calls, clearer connections and new services for customers," Bate>s said. · Phone users will notice the 'familiar dial tone will have a higher-pitched electronic sound , whe>n they use their phones lor· ::~·::·:=~~:·.~::·'"::-··:::::~:.··~:~:~~-~: ~:=:~.~: ~.~~·;::::·:~·-. _:::~~~:-:...:::::. 224 UST IWN:...PO.IOY · . - . 2 Sections. 16 pages · 25 Cants . A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July 12, 1989 ' COUPON . ;t ' Marriage license A Meigs County couple has appllPd for a marriage license In Melgs ~'County Probate Court. Eric L. Stover. Jr. 20, Racine, and Julia F . Lutz, 18, Racine. are planning to get married. ~ Tonight: J.'artly cloudy, with a chance of showers and thunderstonns. Lows will be between 85 and 70. Winds north around 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. 1 ' . \ .. In a two· to-one vote>, the Athens County ·Court of Appeals, Fourth Appellate District, upheld the trial court In the Spring 1987 Athen& County Common Pleas Court case of the State versus Naomi Wooten. Presiding authority In the Athens County case was former Meigs County Common Pleas Jud_ge Charles Knight. The upholding of the trial court by the cburt of appeals means the murder conviction of Wooten, lri connection with the death of her husband, stands, explained Robert Toy, Assistant Athens County·Prosecutor. ·Wooten was round guilty of the 1983 shooting death of her bus· band, Michael Wooten. She was Indicted In Athens County July 3, ' 1984. After Athens County Common Pleas Judge Thomas Hodson resigned from the bench In Sept. 1986, Judge Thomas Gerkin from VInton County was appointed by the Ohio Supreme Court to hear · the trial which,took place In Oct. 1986. 'file trial ended In a ·mistrial. Although Alan Goldsberry wa s appointed by Governor Richard Celeste as Athens County Com. mon Pleas · Judge, replacing Hodson, Goldsberry could not preside over the se~ond Wooten trial becau se he had practiced law with Wooten 's counsel. The Ohio Supreme Court appointed Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight to hear Wooten's second trial In the spring of 1987. A jury in the second trial convicted Wooten of the murder charge. The convlc· tlon was appealed. Appelate Court Judges John Stephenson and Homer Abele upheld the trial court In the "' appeal action. Judge Lawrence · Grey dissented. However, the two-to-one vote means the conviction will stand. . Counsel for Wooten has filed a motl9ri for reconsideration of the appeal by the appelate court, In an attempt to have the appelate Judges chal)ge their minds on the decision. According to ~lstant PrQSecU tor Toy, whO helped I Continued on page 8) I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 11, 1989 searles snider