https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cfbe695b4ba44b032f6b80502680be65.pdf f5c29d2cf43ddefd786c57e334e07952 PDF Text Text Pomaroy-MidciiiPOit. Ohio Tuesday, August 1. 1989 Chantal batters .Texas, Louisana... . . :" WEATHER MAP - Durtn11 early Wednesday momlnc, rain Is forteu& for ~ Gulf coast. Showen are ~ble In P!U'Ia of the Paeifle aordlwest and the northern lnlermountaln Repon with "' llllowen and thunderstOrms posslhle It~ parts of the mid to south Seven people were rescued without lnl\lry !rom a shrimp boat stuck on the west jetty In Sabine Pass abo.ut 7:30a.m.. the Coast G11ard said. . 'Theywererunnlnglnabout40 knot winds when It ran aground," said Lt . Cmdr. Steven Conway. "A helicopter just lifted seven people offthat boat." Four others were rescued Monday nlghl from a shrimp boat that ran aground on a getty south of Galveston. The Coast •, Guard also said a fishing vessel was taking on water 12 mUes off shOre and anoiher was dead In · the water 40 miles offshore. Although on the backside of the storm, some Galveston residents were leaving during predawn hours as. heavy squalls flOOded steels and roadways and sent water over the hood or a truck near the Bolivar ferry and flOOded Stewart Beach along Seawall Boulevard .. Many hurricane veterans remained as s~a gulls huddled ' ·-.,. United Press Internal tonal Soulla Central Ohio . Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low In the mid 60s. Winds light and variable. Wednesday: Mostly sunny; with a high In the upper 80s. ' ' Extended Forecast Thunday through Saturday Fair Thursday .and Friday, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday. Highs wlll be in. the upper 805 to the lower 90s'. Early morning lows will be in the 60s or the lower 70s. Ohio couple found dead in Florida .' ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .. I.UPI) - A Preble·County man and his wife were found shot to death Sunday In an apparent murder-suicide. Wendell Creager, a pollee spokl!sman, said John Lewis, 46, apparently killed his wife, Juan· Ita, 45, then turned the gun on· himself. Lei"IS had appeared In Preble County Common Pleas Court Friday on charges of aggravated arson and Involuntary mans· laughter. He was accused of )!Iring two men to bum down his ~hooting house In 1984. bne ofthe men died in the fire. · Lewis posted a $5,obo bond and went to Florida immediately after his ·court appearance. A note believed written by Mrs. Lewis was found in the kitchen of the couple' s Florida home, "dl· reeled to members pf her famly , .. along the lines that she would miss them," Creager said. "There was nothing to indicate a motive .!for the shootings)," Creager said. "We're looking at II as a homicide-suicide. It's unknown to us If the trouble up · there prompted It," areas. The survey found about a half million . of current cocaine users 'In 1988 smoked crack, the powerful, cheap and highly ad· dlctlve derlvative 'of the drug. "Now we are fighting two drug wars," Bennett said . ."The first and more manageble one is against 'casual' use of drugs by most Americans, and though lt ls not yet won, we are winning lt. ''The other much more dlffl· cult wa~ is against chronic and addictive cocaine use. And on this second front, we are ·not winning," he sald: "Now comes the hard part ... and the going is going to be very rough here." Medlcar experts said the problem Is compounded by a lack of , knowledge about how to wean , addicts from cocaine. making · the development of a medication lor treatment - slmU!ar to the use of methadone for heroin- a top priority. "We simply don't have enough of teen appears accidental SIDNEY, Ohio (UPI ) - Shelby ruling on the death has not yet County authorities believe Satur- been made and the case was day's shooting death of a Sidney being treated as homicide for the teenager was accidental. time being. However, he said the shooting Lee Schauer, 17, died Sunday at Miami Valley Hospital In was apparently an unfortunate Dayton after being shot in the accident, adding "I think It's head Saturday night at a drive-In going to be one of those situations theater In Sidney. where it becomes another stalls· Sheriff Johll Lenhart said a . tic of kids playing v,:ith guns." ---Meigs announcement .- - - Baaemet~t sale A'basement sale will be held at the Tuppers Plains United Methodist Church Thursday and Frl· day from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. A wide var.lety of miscellaneous and clothing Items will be for sale. Yard sale A yard sale will be held by Eli Denison Post, American Thurs· day and Friday at the hall on Beech Grove Road. The sale will be held rain or shine. Open gym Open gym volleyball · is being conducted throughout the week at Meigs High School from 8: 30·10: 30 a.m. --Area deaths-__,;.,_,Wayne Hetzer Wayne A. Hetzer, 62, Reeds· ville, died Sunday evening at the Camden Clark Hospital in Par· kersburg, W. Va. Born In Coolville on May 24, 1927, he was the son of the late . Darrell and Jessie Brown Hetzer . . He Is survived by three sons and two daughters-In·law , Ken· neth and Karen of Richmond, Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10 a.m.) Bryce 1111d Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis 6 Loewl Am Electric Power ... .. ... .....30% AT&T ......... ... ... ... ........ ...... .401,7 Ashland on ...... ..................371-f. Bob Evans ..... .... ..... :........... 15V. Charming Shoppes .............. 16% City Holding Co .................. 171,7 Federal Mogul. ....... ... ..... .... 23% Goodyear T&R .. .. ........ ... .... 54% Heck's ... .... ................ ,.,, .. ,.% Key Centurion ..... ............... 12~ Lands' End .. ......... ..... .... ..... 30')1, Limited Inc ................ ........35% Multimedia Inc . ......... ....... 101 1,7 Rax Restaurants .... ...... .. ...... 2% Robbins & Myers ..... ... ........ 161,7 Shoney 's Inc .... .. .... ............. 11% Wendy's Intl ...... ... .... .... ... .... 5~ Worthington Ind .......... .... ...24V. Va., Kevin, , Reedsville, and Kerry and Cathy Hetzer, also of Reedsville; one daughter, Diane Hetzer , Columbus; four grand· sons, and seven granddaughters, including Patrlcla Hetzer of Reedsville. Also surviving are a brother, Denzil Hetzer, San Antonio, Texas, and a slster, Sue Searles, Rutland. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m at the White Funeral ' Home In Coolville. The Rev . Ronald· Vogelsong will officiate and burlal will be In Heiney Cemetery, Reedsville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m Wednesday. Gaskill services ·Thursday Services will be held on Thurs· day at I p.m. at the Jenkins Funeral Chapel in Wellston for Charles M. Gaskill, 81, · Middleport. In addition to the .lnformatloll that. appeared In the Monday's obit, Mr. Gasklll was also vice president and a director of the · First National Bank or Wellston. Hospital news , Veterans Memorial Monday admissions - Helen · Kennedy, Middleport. . Monday discharges - Joe Bolin, Jerry Johnson, and Ray· · Ricky J. Morris, Pomeroy, has mond Klein. flied for a divorce from Kathy A. Morris, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Seeks divorce Judgment sought Papers fded Secretary of State Sherrod Brown reported today that artl· Jn the Melp County Court of . Common Pleas, Baum Lumber, cles of incorporation have been Cllftter,ls teeklq a Judgment of filed with his office In Columbus p,7W' from Mike Marcum, by Pat Hill Chrysler-Plymouth· doiiJ8 b,uiiDess u Marcum Con· Dodge, In~. P.A, Hill ·IS the Incorporator and agent. truetJon. Long Bot!l)m. · "l.think people are a little more cau tioils this time," said Port Arthur poUce officer Steve Brln· son, referring to past hurricanes that have beaten down ·Sabine Pass. "It's just not a sate situation to be outdoors right now,"' said Terry Harris, a High Island resident on 'the BoUvar Penin· sula. ''The debris is blowing across the highway. It's not Ume to come down and drive along the beach. " Galveston Mayor Pro Tern Barbara Crews called for a · voluntary ev.acuation Tuesday morning of the island's west end, where the 6-foot elevation Is not protected by a sea wall. The 5,000 permanent residents were asked to gather on the main body of the Island . and officials set up a shelter at Alamo School. ''People need to be aware that If damaee occilrs, we will not be able to rescue them lfthewlnd Is gusting pa$t 60 mph," said City ' ;. --•- • '• • , ., e.,,.,.''"' " •·• •'' •'' • • < students take part in OU program knowledge yet, don't have enough research yet, on what works in the treatment of CO· caine," said Frederick Goodwin, ATHENS - Twenty·slx stu· head of the Alcohol, Drug Abuse dents from Gallla and Meigs and Mental Health Admlnlstra· Counties are among 82 high lion of the Health and Human school freshman and sophoServices Department. , . mores participating In Ohio The spread of crack was University's three-week Gover· accompanied by an Increase In nor's Summer Scholars prourban cocaine· related hospital gram, which began Monday July emergencies from 8,8311n 1984 to 24 . • 46,020 in 1988, the study said. The 1989 class of summer The number or emergency schOlars, the largest class in the room cases Involving both co· program's four· year history, caine and heroin jumped from represents soine of the best 2,133 In 1984 to 5,968 In 1988 and academic and creative talent In the number of heroin cases the area. with an overall grade- · Increased from 11,347 to 16,815, point average of 3.58. the survey said. Each scholar, having chosen The exact number of heroin one of six topics to study, users could not be determined including aviation, computers, from the survey because of the creative w riling, magazine or small size of the sample, but television journalism or robotics, NIDA Director Charles Schuster conducts research and , creates · estimated 500,000 to 750,000 research products in one area of Americans use tbe narcotic. · 'Studv . In addition to conducting re' search and producing project, the scholars . are divided Into laughter 111 the death of Sonja teams of mixed areas of study to Evans, 40. participate In the Scholarly . He also was charged Monday Olympiad, academic competl· h1 JuvenUe Court with operating !Ions with individual awards In a motor vehicle un!ler the lnfluquiz bowl-type tournaments and ence and driving violations. His creative problem solving mother said her son ,does not activities. remember h.!s van crashing into The program dlrectecj by Dr. Evans' house and denies being Involved In the accident. Teen ,claims no memory of accident XENIA, Ohio (UPI) - The teenage .driver Of a van that crashed jnto a Xenia house Saturday night, killing a woman, apparently does not remember the.accident. The17-year-oldboyfacerfuvenile ch!irges of delinquency. by reason of involuntary mans- Manager Doug Matthews. Chevron said the search would resume Tuesday for 10 crewmen missing from a . mobil~ oil plat· form that capsized In the gulf Monday 25 miles south of Morgan City, La. The accident occurred as the vessel headed toward shore because of the storm, the Coast Guard said. Four of the 14 crewmen aboard were rescued but the Coast Guard called off the search on Monday amid winds of 65 mph and 15·foot seas. ' Residents were evacuated • from Cameron. Parish, . La.; Grand Isle, La., a barrier Island 30 miles south of New 'Orleans; and St. Mary's Parish, La., all on· the coast. Oil companies scrambled Mon· day to pull their workers off rigs and move them to the safety of shore. More than 3,000 . were evacuated. Chevron Corp. reported the largest number of w.orkers evacuated, 2,200 . . GaUia~Meigs Survey... .continued from page 1 •. Atlutle Coast Stales. (UP I) -,-. - - - - - - · Weather - - - - - - against sand dunes to ayold high winds on the Island. "I've been In Galveston since 1925 and this doesn't bother me a bit," said Jack McComb, who works In a small shop. "This Is just a little blow." "I went through Hurricane Alicia In Santa Fe /Texas) and that was bad," said Greg Young, 21, who works at the Kettle Restaurant an!l planned to catch a cab Inland If management decided to close the es ta bllsh· ment. "And the tropical storm IAllison) Just a couple or weeks ago .was bad enough for me. It kind of gets to be an every· summer thing.'' · Nugent said debris was scat· . ter~ along Texas 87 from Sabine Pass all the way to the Port Bolivar ferry on the Bolivar Peninsula. Officials said most of the 1,000 residents In Sabine Pass left their homes Monday night and headed north. -~------ _c_on_un_u_ed_fr_om_p_ag_e_J Ray Skinner, professor emerl· Ius, Ohio University's College of Education. gives recognition to academic scholars and provides opportunities for them to pursue research within .a university setting. Among the 82 participants are these st)ldents from high schools In Gallla and Meigs counties: · EASTERN- Andrea Cleland, Heather Flnlaw (student dlrec· · tor), Thomas Hunter and Macy Ann Kibble. GALLIA ACADEMY - Chris Broyles (student leader) and Matt Cllckenger. HANNAN TRACE - Sandy Marriner (student leader). MEIGS HIGH -Joe McElroy and Melissa Neutzling. . NORTH GAl.LIA - Josh McCarley . SOUTHERN - Jason Arnott, Shannon Counts, Jenny Damron, Kellle Ervin, Michelle Friend ; David lhle, Mica Jones, Jenny Lisle (student leader), Norman Matson, Joyce Pickens, Carolee Scarberry, Mark Theiss, Jan • Williams, Chad Wise and Mayla Yoacham. SOUTHWESTERN - Chris Hanson' and Jason, Savage. a Winds plague firefighters in parched West By ROGER BENNETT Mo!lday. "The winds come up other parts of the country - the lightning-sparked · 18,400-acre Untied Press lnl4:rnatlonal and we send the troops back ln." Southeast, the Southwest and the Dooley Fire, 8 miles 'southeast of Baker, was one of three major More than 10;000 firefighters • The drought-dry West was the East." At Fort. Lewis, Wash., two blazes burning in the Wallowa· from around the nation bat tied scene of 37 major fires arid more scores of wind-whipped wildfires than 60 smaller blazes spreading battalions of the 6th U.S. Army Whitman National Forest. About 3,000 firefighters, Including some blazing away in the parched out of control . In ,!ores ts and began training to join the fire· National Guard troops, made brush, destroying more than 70 fight in Oregon, where more than West, where more than 125,000 gOOd progress against the stubacres had burned In California, homes and other· structures and 60,000 acres of brush and timber born fire Monday. forcing thousands of people and were destroyed, forcing people Idaho. Oregon and Washington. animals to · flee h6mes and and animals to flee. After a two-week lull in the fire A swarm of fires southeast of season. erratic winds kicked up ranches, the Interagency Fire · Ranchers . drove cattle from Enterprise. Ore.. burned 17,500 scores of wildfires over the Center In Boise, Idaho said. threatened summer range In the acres, the biggest a JO,OOO.acre weekend, most caused either by ''Today we're looking at bring· Ebell area, and elsewhere tbey blaze that forced the evacuation lightning or arson. lng In another 26 (20-man l crews cut fences and opened gates to let of a half dozen homes and a "Winds - that's 'the story on from Alaska;" said Debbie Chiv· the cattle and sheep escape the number of campers. every fire," Oregon fire spokes· · ers. a spokeswoman In Boise. oncoming flames. • In Portland, officials said they woman Suzanne Zachry said ·'Other crews are coming in from ''The cows kind o! .went crazy would begin hiring about 400 in that smoke," said ranche~ Don firefighters Tuesday to assls t the McGinn of Haines. thousands already on the lines In Oregon's biggest blaze, the Oregon. some uncertainty to that fore· By United Press International cast, but at the current time It Fair weather conditions most appears the hurricane-produced President.~. continued from page 1 of this week should provide good moisture Will remain west of president Is saying, 'Give me lng force In Lebanon, and the growing conditions and be favor· Ohio. your best advice. Give me some other hostages. · able for most farming chores. The National Weather Servl· Ideas.'" The United States malntalns a ce's 6 to.10 day outlook for next The congressman concluded·, Moderate to heavy dew each Sunday through the following "We don't know the facts. We substantial military presence In morning may slow the onset of Thursday calls fdr temperatures think we know that Colonel the Middle East, but past admln· field activities, butotherwlse con· to average near normal across Higgins is dead. (But) we don't lstrations have been reluctant to ditlons will be good for the Ohio, The outlook Is for rainfall to know when he was killed, where apply force when dealing with the shadowy groups Involved In harvest of small grains. range from above normal Inmost he was killed, ·by whom he was hostage-taking. High temperatures are fore· sections -to near norrilal In the kUled." The president made It Bush, speaking "on behal! of cast to reach the lower 90s northeast. . very clear that until the facts are the American people," ex· Wednesday, Thursday and Frl· known, unless more facts than pressed "the outrage that we feel day in some counties, while early we know now, there Is no way you at .the brutal murder of Colonel . morning lows will ho)(lln the 60s, can make a definitive decision." Higgins." But, he added, "At this but may rise a few degrees as the Bush told reporters as he juncture, I don't have what I week progresses. returned to Washington from would call a final confirmation A divorce has been gran ted to The forecasts Indicate dry Chicago Monday after cutting weather through Friday. Ohio Shirley A. -Follrod from Jack E . short a two·day !flp, "There Is no (of his death)." Bush said he had spoken with may then experience some show· Follrod, and her malden name of way I can properly express the thl! colonel's wife, Marine Maj. ers Saturday. Moisture from Shirley A. Smith has been outrage that I f~l.'' Higgins, whom he des· Robin ' hurricane Chantal will provide ,restored. Shortly afterward, Bush sum· crlbed as a "wonderfully stole mooed his key aides to an Individual who Is g9tng, through "Informational meeting" to dis· sheer· hell." The colonel was cuss all aspects or the case seized Feb. 17; 1988, In sou'thern Involving Higgins, who had been Lebanon. a member ofthe U.N. peacekeep- Predict fair weather rest of week Marriage dissolved 1989 Gallia County Junior Fair Official Program TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1989 llligious 6:00 p.m, 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.11. 9:30 p.m. & Senior Citizen Night Girl Scout Awards Sheep Jud&ina The Unr01 "family The Primitives Pony Pull Stylt Rtview The Pri•itiws WEDNESDAY, AUGUST2, 1989 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:00 e.m. 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. S•ll Animal Jud&ina . . Barns D; Care &Doc Shoirmanshiup Show Arena E nHritla ProJect Jud&ina Activities lldl. 4· Demonstrations Activitlts lkll. Dairy Jud&i111 Show ANII 4-H DtiiiOIIItrations Activities IIIII. .Aero Space Dt1110Rstretions Fllfd Switlt llllflllll · Show ArMI Garden Trector Pullin& Clllltest Pullina Trtck Sponsored by the Gallipolis Rotary Club -' Pick-3 733 Pick-4 Clear tonight. Low In mid Thursday, mostly sunny . IH11gh near 90. · '9274 Page 3 • • Voi.40, No.61 M Copyrighted 1989 Iranian threatens suicide attacks BJ;:IRUT, Lebanon (UP!) -A pro-Iranian clergyman with close !.Inks to Hezbollah said Wednesday any ·. U.S. military retaliation for the death of Marine Lt. Col. William Higgins will be met with suicide attacks'. Sheikh Ahmed Taleb, a clergyman from Ji bsheet the home village of Sheikh Abdul Karim Obeid, who was kidnapped by Israeli forces last week, urged pro-Iranian extremists holding Western. hostages · to continue with their executions until Obeld Is releaSed . A tearful plea by the wife of U.S. hostage Joseph Clclpplo helped con¥)nce his captors 'to · pOstpone his threatened death for 2 Sections; 12 Pages 25 Cents Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, W.dnesday. August 2. 1989 48 hours Tuesday , but his fate ' remained unsure as Israei con· tlnued to reject demands It free Obeid. Taleb, who has no official post within Hezbollah but maintains close links with radical fundamentalist groups, said the sltua· tion becomes more dangerous !or U.S. and Israeli hostages the longer Obeid is lield, "It Is essential to continue ~llllng hostages, Other Israeli weak points could be hit, In and outside Lebanon," he said. "Let America know that we have many youths wlio are ready · to launch suicide attacks ... We hope that America does'not force us," Taleb said In response to a question on U.S. naval move· Iranian HezboUah, had threatened to kill Ciclpplo if Israel did ments In the Middle East. Pro-IraniAn suicide drivers In not release Obeld by 6 p.m. (11 . . explosive-laden vehicles at· ' a.m. EDT) Tuesday. tacked the U.S. Embassy and Its But the ,group . said in a annex and the Marines head· statement to the Independent quarters In Beirut 111. 1983 and Al·Nahar newspaper at 8:15p.m. 1984, killing 260 Americans. (1: 15 p.m. EDT) : "Because of The hostage situation escal· friendly and honest calls, some ated Monday when the Organlza· personal reasons and the touchlion of th~ Oppressed on Earth Ing appeal by Clclppio's wife, the announced that it had killed organ~tlon announces that .It Higgins in response to Obeid's postponed the execution for 48 abduction. However, the group hours ... " issued a typed statement saying At a news conference In east it had nothing to do with threats Beirut Tuesday, Clcipplo's Leba· · · to kill British hostage Terry nese wife, Elham, had burst Into Waite. tears as she spoke in Arable and The RevoluUonary Justice Or· asked the kidnappers In the name gailization, a faction of pro- of. "all religious teachings and' . A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper again~t humanitarian principals to re· consider their decision on my husband who has . always dis· lanced himself from politics and· politicians." She then ·pleaded with her husband In English "to keep your hopes high and don't ever loose faith In God." Clclpplo, 58, the American University of Beirut 's deputy comptroller, was kindapped Sept. 12, 1986. His captors Tuesday Indicated Cicipplo's life would be spared if Israel frees Obeid in the next 48 hours, but said, "Let the respon· slble authorities note that any other attempts to· gain a ,new delay will be fruitless ." SOUTHIASY OliO GMC TIUCI DIALERS SIIIIH··LSON 1100 E. Main St. Po...-oy 992·2174 ' . . lANDY IOFF Jet. 93.311 Jeckaon. OH 2U·I471 . DOll WOOD 830 I. State St. Ahlene, OH. 1113-1141 5111111'5 . . 11UCI Cllflll 1311 Plt!l lt. Oalllpolle, OH. . 441-21132 Silt1oar ,.••,, Loell Diller By MICHAEL SHEARER OVP News Staff Sou the as tern 0 hio Iaw enforce· ment offlcals are continuing their searcll for a Lawrence • County woman who was al· i~gedly kidnapped Friday morn· lng In Athalia during a robbery at the convenience story where she worked. Paula .Kelley, 26, of Athalia, · was discovered missing from Ports International, a conven· · lence store, at around 10: &0 a.m. Friday. The Lawrence County Sheriffs Department believes ··"sl!e' may- haVe Interrupted ·a-· robbery at the store and then was kidnapped. • Kelley's father has oifered a $10,000 reward for Information leading to her safe return. Lawrence County Sheriff's De· partment Detective Sgt . Jim Howard said his office has received several reports con· PAULA KELLEY cernihg the case including a members, pictured left to rlgllt, were imlonc the possible spotting In Gallia GRAND CHAMPIONS- Highlighting Tuesday' assisted the Lawrence County grand champions, Susie Francis, Ruby Burke, County. night's 4-H style revue was.the annoUJM)ement of Sherlff_Frlday afternoon at about Karr, Debbie Brooks, Trlsha Spencer, Valerie Howard said a man claimed to champions In clothing projects. These 4·H have seen a car at the rest stop 2:45 p.m. after a report stated and Barbara Coleman. area along SR 7 In Crown City on that the suspect's car was Friday. at about 10:30 a .m. rhe heading north on SR 218 toward individual stated he saw a man in Gallla County . Two Gallla a brown car pushing something County deputies went to the area, down In the backseat, Howard hut they did not -locate the car, he · added, said. It turned out I ha I the person "We checked this out. but did not find anything concrete," who turned In the report saw the •car three hours before Gallia certified by the. state to teach the Tri-County JVS for educa· Howard said. B~ CHARlENE HOEFLICH County deputies were asked by Pollee are now looking for the music and not now employed as a tiona! media services at a cost of , Dally Sentinel Staff Lawrence County to check the car, described as a 1970or brown $1,882.90 covering 991 students at Several coacljing and asslstiln t teacher In the district. area, Wood added, 1971 Ford Maverick, with tern·· Several · asslgpment changes a cost of $1.90 per student. . coaching positions were filled at Howard said the car police are Monday night 's meeting of the · were approved with Robert Bee- . Membership In .the Ohio High porary tags possibly from Keri· was seen in the area of looking for displayed in the rear Southern Local Board of Educa· gle who was at Letart Falls last School Athletic Association was tucky the convenience store before the window. year, to be t~ansferred back to approved. robbery and· that It looked Gallla County . Chief Deputy '~~~iln~~tt~~ !~~~;e;sth!c~~~ the Racine Elementary School Hobart Sales and Services was Carlos .Wood said his office_ ''suspicious." ern Boosters can raise the money where he will serve as principal given a contract to Install a new ' to pay _the staff and other filling that position created by three bowl stainless ·steel sink the resignation of Donna Norris. with faucets at the Portland expenses involved. Roger Roush, pending certifl· .Elementary school for $2,0215. Named to the positions were cation, was named principal at For $2,263 a year the board Bill Hensler, assistant football Information concerning the COLUMBUS, Ohio IUPI) coach; Suzanne Wolfe, assistant· . the Letart Falls School. In other retained Hall Kimbrell to moni· campground, providing little volleyball . coach: J . D. Brad· personnel matters, the resigna· tor and manage asbestos In the Ohio Attorney General Anthony more than directions to the Celebrezze Is advising people bury, assistant football; Scott lion of Daisy Franz as French buildings. The bid of Abbott Food, Colum· receiving a solicitation from any facility ." teacher was accepted. Wickline, junior high football; The let.ters, Celebrezze says, Tony a Hunter, junior high volley- , The board approved $5,000 for bus, lor lunch room fOOd was of 00 campground resorts located try to convince the recipient that In the state to toss It out. ball; and Becky Mallory, junior the part·tlme work of a talented accepted along with the bid of "The first tipoff of the true he or she has won a major Dodson Brothers for pest control ' and gifted coordinator ITAG) high cheerleader advisor. value of these offers is the lack of sweepstakes or contest. In real· The boosters need to raise which is being employed by the in all schools for the. year at Information they contain about ity, it Is ·just bait to lure $18,000 and are currently in the •county. Also approved was the $1,350. Attending were Charles Nor· tlie service they want to sell," consumers into a high pressure process of. several fund raising ETS Instructional, television charge of 55 cents per students ~is, Denny Evans, and John Celebrezze said Tuesday. "The -sales pitch for a campground · projects. . membership costing as mucli as Arrangements were made for for 991 students for the years at a Murphy, members, Dennie Hill, letters are long on hype about $10,000. . but shori on the ,board to advertise for an cost of $545.05 and services from treasurer, and Supt. Bobby Ord. prize offerings All other consumers "win" " assistant band director, someone cheaper prizes . with inflated market values, such as fake jewelry or vacation trips that require payment of undisclosed The Meigs County Sheriff's control. and expensive hidden charges. The second Incident occurred Department reports the lnvesti· "The fact Is, consumers have on Sunday at 3:30p.m. on Route gation of two accidents that 124 in Rutland. Wilson H. Davis, not •won' a sweepstakes at all," occurred on Sunday. . The first Incident happened on Jr., Wooster, was traveling west said Celebrezze. , "The phonyChildren have until Aug. 8 to complete the American Cancer Society swim-along, according to John Runnel, president of Rou 1e 7 north of Chester at 3: 30 and attempted to pass another contest Is a sales promotion · a.m. and Involved a 1986 Toyoto westbound vehicle, operated by gimmick and the cheap gifts are the Meigs County Chapter, . pickup truck operated by Orrin Nick Grueser, Rutland; on the given to everyone who responds Runnel said that due to the rainy weather, children may go to ' the London Pool at Syracuse tor the makeup swimming. He said Lockhart, Mineral Wells, W.Va. rlgl!t. Davis was cited for lm· to a solicitation." that there will be no admission charge and that If no one Is Lockhart's vehicle, pulling a proper passing and his vehicle, a · Celebrezze has filed legal acboat trailer, was traveling south 1984 . Chevrolet pickup truck: , tions against five .campgroun~s available to count laps, the honor ·system can be used. when an animal crossed the · received moderate damage, within the last 15 months lnvolv· Certificates will be awarded to all swimmers· with prizes going lo the overall top money raiser as well as the winner at roadway. Lockhart applied the while Grueset' s 1977 Chevrolet · log 1,400 consumers. Many consumers complained each of the participating_pools, Syracuse and MiddleJ>Orl. brakes , causing tbe trailer to sustained heavy damage. There were no injuries. , of Intense sales ·pitches often skid, which In IUI'll caused the In another Incident, Tom lasting more than four hours anll vehicle to go off the roadway on the right striking and damaging Theiss, Racine, reported to the Involving two or three sales several mailboxes. The vehicle department on Sunday that tools persons. Units of the Meigs County Emergency Service responded to Other complaints centered on a.nd trailer continued acrOIS the had been taken from an outbuUd· four calls on Tuesday. false claims made by sales roadway and went over the lng on his farm at Great Bend. At 2:49a.m. the Middleport unit was called to Overbrook embankment. Lockhart's vehl· · Sheriff James M. Soulsby also personnel concerning the terms Center tor John Cooper who' was transported to Holzer ~edlcal cle recel~ moderate ·damaae reports that the VCk reported of the contract or the camp· Continued on page 5 Continued on page 5 and he was cited for !allure to ground's rules and that promised Southern board fills coachfug pOsitions;. funds are sought Local news briefs---. Sheriff probes two wrecks . ' ._ '\' '-· improvements to the facilities were never completed. "The membership camp industry Is a large generator of consumer complaints ," said Celebrezze. "It resorts to tricks and misdirection because it is often difficult to sell the dubious benefits of a membership." Celf!brezze noted his wa rning action was unusual but necessary, due to the volume of complaints : ' . " - When Kelley was discovere<l missing, irtvestigators found the cash register of the store open and empty. Her car was parked In front of the store. Her purse • was lying on a table along With a soft drink. According to the mother of Kelley's boyfriend , Sheila Ra· mey, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been called to assist in the case and Kelley has been placed on the missing · person's list. Ramey said she thinks Kelley must have been forced to leave the convenience store. . ''They must have had a gun," she said. " She would not have gone if she was not forced." Ramey and her son, Michael, Kelley's boyfriend, are conduct· ing their own personal search for clues In the case . · Tuesday afternoon they were checking with' gas stations In the Gallipolis area in hope of finding someone who has seen Kelley or the suspect's car. Kelley is five feet six inches tall and weighs 145 pounds. She has blonde hair and green eyes . When she disappeared she was wearing a white, printed T·shlrt and gray sweatpants with "Ohio State University"· printed in maroon up the leg. She also had her hair In a ponytail and usually wears a gold earing with a cross in her left ear . Howard said anyone who has any information regarding this 'c ase should contact <>ither the Lawrence County or Gallia County Sheriff's Department. "We'll follow up on any lead that anyone can produce. " he said. Attorney general warns of schemes .·-~ ,, As a proof of authenticity, the statement was accompanied by a close-up color photograph s.how ing Edward Tr{lcy , ano\her U.S. hostage the group holds, who appeared white-bearded and wearing a dark blue sweater·. Bl!t Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens told CBS News from Jerusalem that Israel would not "surrimder" to pres· sure from terrorists to release Obeld, who he said orchestrated Hezbollah terrorist activity in southern Lebanon . "I don't see why anybody in the civilized world tha't is engaged in the light againstlerrodsm would s~~ggest that this murderer be released, " Arens said. Father of missing Athalia woman offers $1 0,0()0 reward EMS has four Tuesday calls . • U. ·S. ' Swim-along completion date Aug. 8 lain Stqe Show Arena lain Stile lllin Stap Ptdlin& Track lain Stilt lain Stile · ' ~ .....·, t-.d.,.......,.....io-..-.w.... ,· Ohio Lottery Orioles • continue slump ', ,, Man convided in 6-state burglary ring CINCINNATI (UPI ) - West Alexandria man has been convicted of charges In connect ion with a burglary ring that struck homes In Ohio and surrounding states. Elmer Gibbs faces a maxi· mum sentence of 40 years in .priSon following his conviction by a federal jury In Cincinnati Tuesday on charges of conspt, racy to receive and tran sport stolen property and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Prosecutors said Gibbs wa~ part of a residential burglary ring that looted homes In southwestern Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia, West VIrginia and Tennessee, taking silver, gold, . jewelry, flrear.ms al}d '<ltJler Items. ·· · ,, . �. . - 1he Daily Sentinel-Page- 3 Commentary The Daily Sentinel . / r-n....._..,..,,...,..,.,=·-- ' ' ,..._ Sen. Jan Long Steps ta. k·-e n'-------.------...,-------=- :' ' •n4 . WHEREAS, the 'codification of such ordinances. to· : gether with t~e new matter · to be adopted, the maners toM amended and those to be repealed are before the Council : now, therefore: . le it ordained by the Council of the Village of Mi4dleport as follows: SECTION I. The ordinances , of tho Vdlage of Middlepon. Ohio, of a general and perma··n.rt nature, as rfNised, recodified, rearranged and con·IDtKMted into component c~. titles. chapter and sec, t - w~hin the t989 Replacement Pages to the Codified Ordinances are hereby approved and adopted, SECTION II. The following sections and chapters are hereby added .• amended or . repealed as respectively indiceted in order to comply : "~With current State law : Tow.,ship of< Salisbury. County of Meigs and State of Ohio, and described as follows. to-wit: Situated in the North part rial lnvotving a Minor of tOO acre Lot No, 303, (Amended) . 533 .15 Displaying Matter Town 2. Range 13 of the Harmful to Juveniles (Ad - Ohio Company's Purchase. and lying on the West side of ded)j . 537.03 Assuh (Amend<ld), and adjoining what was 537. 14 Domestic Violence formerly Anthony Rappold' s lot, and more particularly (Amended) , described al5 follows: BeginFire Prevention Code 1519.04 Possession or · ning on the street at the Southwest corner of what Sale of Fireworks (Awas formerly said Rappold' s mended) . Lot; thence North 7 deg . SECTION Ill. This Ordi · West 100 feat to what was nance shall take eHect and formerly . Rappold's Nonhbe in force from and after the west corner; thence South earliest date provided by 83 deg. West 50 feet to a law , · Passed this 24th .day of July, 1989. Attest : Jon P. Buck Clerk Dewey M . Horton President of Council (8) 2, 9 2tc (Amended) . Pandering Ob533 . t2 scenity (Amended) . 533 .14 Pandering Mate- ' ... Wednesday. August 2, 1.989 __._ lirie of Wetzgall Street, a distance of t40.80 feat to an iron pin at the true place of beginning for ~he parcel herein intended to be conveyed; thence leaving the south line of Wetzgall Street, south 1 deg. 30' east. a distance of 32.00 feet to an iron pin; thence south 88 dog, t -1' west. a distance of 17.97 feet to an iron pin set in a stone wall; thence nonh 1 . deg. 30' west. a dtstance of 31.00 feet to an iron pin on the south line of Wetzgall 'Street; !hence nonh 86 deg. east. along the south line of Wetzgall Street, a distance of t8.QO feet to the place of beginning, containing thir· teen thousandths (.Ot3) of an acre, more or less. The above desCribed real estate was surveyed Augu 11 1. 1979 and was taken out !Continued on Page 91 Letters to the editor Appreciate support Dear Editor: The Meigs Local B:;md Booster and Meigs High "School Band w!sh to thank everyone ~ho donated and/ or assisted with our Baseball Card Show on July 1, 1989. It was a great success and we look forward to presenting another one In the near future . Peggy A. Stevens · Sec~etary Meigs ·Local Band,• Boosters no one does it better th an Yeutter. At a recent speech tot he American Seed Growers Associ· atlon, Yeutter said, " The federal deficit would double _or even triple If all requests for farm aid wer e honored." That typical Yeutter hyperbole only worsens the perception Americans have of their food producers. Death penalty is all the rage By STEVE GERSTEL WASHINGTON (UP!) - Not since the gory, glory days of the guillotine has the death Penalty, It would seem , enjoyed such favor around the world and In the United States. Fidel Castro shoots Cuba's most-decorated general for drug trafficking; China puts to death an untold number of pro·d~mocracy · protesters; Malaysia hangs a British citizen caught at !he airport with heroin. . · · . ,· In the United States, crowded death rows are beipg !!JTlPtled with monotoqcius regularity. by electricity, ga~ and lethallnjectio,ns- If the first jolt does not work. the second wtll. The Supreme <;ourt, which at one time outlawed .!he barbaric practice, now has ruled that the state can execute t"enagers too young to drink but old enough to die. And the Supreme Court has also ruled, in its great wisdom, that people who are mentally retarded should not suffe~ discrimination in death, as !hey almost certainly did In life. · · The New York Legislat ure Is within a vote of overriding Gov. Mario Cuomo's veto and Is on the treshhold of restoring !he death penalty In the Empire State. . 'But the one vote the legislature needs belongs to a man dying of cancer and his view of death seems to have changed with the imminence of his own. ' In this climate, It is not surprising that the Senate has. become infected with the need to show its own support for the deatl) penalty, Nor is it surprising that Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., who seems to consider ~xecution the answer to all the Ills of life, Is the chief protagonist of the death penalty in the Senate. · Specter is making his move this summer, pressing for leglslat ion to provide the death penalty for terrorists and spies, as starters, with ambitious plans to extend executions into olher areas. He will, unfortunately; have strong support in the Senate. Quality Education . . ' REJOICING LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL • ENROLLMENTS NOW .BEING . ACCEPTED FOR APPLICATION~ SCHOOL MANUAL, OR APPOINTMENT CAU: 614-992-6249 MIDDLEPORT r Oli. 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With elepnt jewelry box as Ka.-ate inst~ctor to conduct clinics at OU Scoreboard ... ' 'llirst£,aqy I ' ~~~~ ~~~~ THURSDAY AUG. 3RD . ·Central Michigan favored to Win MAC football championship GRADES: KINDERGARTEN THRU 7 333 N. SECOND ST. . Baines' homer~ push Tex()S to'4-3 ·win''aver ~White Sox _: • ·s..o-loss · York's acqujsltlon of Frank Vlolli stands for his lOth ·home run of CINCINNATI- Rick Rhoden, .. the season. . • ·· · making his .second start since of the TWins on Monday. McReynolds doubled In the st. Louis manage r Whitey · _ coming off th e disabled list July Herzog was jus t happy that It was 22,' posted his first victory-as a - second, -belted a home run In the sixth, singled. i_ n the eighth and 011er. . . HoUston Astro Tuesday night , a flnlshe<;l the night by looping a "Luckily, we didn ' t have. to 5-0 triumph .over ll)e Cincinnati play two, :• Herzog said . · triple In the ninlh. Reds .. He became the fifth 'p layer In Cube ·•· PhiiUes 1 . ·Rhoden, 1-3, went on· the At Philadelphia , Jerome Wal· disabled ·list with a strained Mets' history to hit for the cycle ton tripled home two runs In the muscle in his rib . cage. The and the first since Keith Hernan· former Yankee -right-hander dez accomplished the feat on .t hird inning and Steve Wilson blanked the Reds on seven hits July 4, 1985, In a 19·in!!ing game tossed five shutout Innings In his for -five Innings, walking three at. Atlanta. The last Met to ~cond major·league start. Wll• achieve the cycle In a nine-inning son, 4-0, scattered three hits · and striking out two. · Loser Tin\ Leary, 7-9, gave up game was Mike Phillips on June before leaving iri t,he slxlh. Mltcb Williams went one and tw<>-third fou'r runs on seven hits In five and 25, 1976 at Chicago. '-'Kevin had an outstanding Innings for .h is 271h save. Larry .. one-third Innings, walking three night.'' New York manager Da- McWIIUams, 2-11, suffered the and striking out two. The Astros took a 2-0 lead in the vey Johnson said. '" We needed It. loss. Expos 5, Pirates 4 first when Craig Biggio led off HoJo (Howard Johnson ) did too. (11 innings) · with a walkandmovedtothirdon We need our 3-4-5 hitters to do the At Pittsburgh, Nelson SantoveRafael Ramirez ' double. Bill job. Fifteen hits and 11 runs. I'm Doran flied out, the runners happy with that. You can't ever nla hit . a two-run double witli tw<>-out in the 11th Inning, hand.' holding, and -Glenn Davis was figure." Sid Fernandez pitched a four- ing the Pirates !heir fifth straight walked to load the bases• Ken Caminiti singled, scoring Biggio hitter and -Howard Johnson loss. Tim Burke, 6·1, allowed a added three hits and two stolen leadoff home run to Bobby and Ramirez. . ·Bonilla In the bottom of the lllh, Houston added two runs in the bases fo~ the Mets. Fernandez, 9·3, waiked two then· retired three · straight to sixth . to · lead 4-0. Glenn , Davis struck out one, retiring 15 record the victory. Loser Doug . and singled and moved to tb)rd on batters on fl¥ balls. He was also Balr, o'-2, gave up a double to Caminiti's third hit, 'a double. aided by two double plays. The Hubie Brooks and walked Tim · Eric Anth9ny was lnt,entlonally walked to load the bases. Billy left-bander ·allowed just three Wallach Intentionally before San· Hatcher . singled, scoring Davis baserunners after !he second tovenia doubled. Padres 5, Braves 2 and Caminiti. After Gerald · Inning and only two Cardinals (lllnnlngs) Young singled to load the bases made It as far as second base. At Atlanta, pinch hitter Caragain, Rob Dibble relieved Leary The shutout was the first of the and retired Rhoden and Biggio .. year for Fernandez and his lhlrd melo Martinez tripled In lhree complete gam~. runs In the 11th Inning to lead the without furlher scoring. · "I had to pitch more tonight Padres . Chris James led off the Glenri Davis hit his 23rd homer than ever befare, · ' Fernandez lith with a single off Jim Acker, In the ninth inning to complete said. "I've had better-stuff. I just 0-5. He went to third on a double the scoring. had to Pitch better. I didn't haye by Mike Pagliarulo. BenltoSantiIn other National ·League my best fastbalf. · ago was Intentionally walked to contests: ''This Is the. kind 9~ ·g ame I load. the bases~ Martinez, batting · Mets 11, Cardinals_0 ' n~ded . It was one of my bette.r for. wlnnef Marlt . Grant, 5·1, At Atlanta, Kevin McRey· games. I caught some lucky · tripled past diving center fielder nolds, who bas shunned the breaks." · OddibP .McDowell. spotlight throughout his careey, teammate Billy Hatcher. Though Caminiti was tJPENI)ED - The Astros' Ken Caminiti rolls Loser Scott Terry, 7-10, gave Giants 5, Dodgen 2 retired on this play, Ihe Astros knocked off the · hit for the cycle Tuesday night In under Reds second baseman Jeff Richardson as up four earned runs and seven At Los Angeles, Fernando the New York Mets' 11-0 rout of Reds 5-G. ( UPI) Caminiti attempts to take second base on a hit by hits In five and one-third Innings. Valenzuela's Jhrowlng error In the St. Louis Cardinals, which ' Ahead 1-0, New York made It , the sixth lnnlngallowedtworuns snapped a seven-game losing 4-0 with a three-run sixth. Juan to score . and Scott Garrelts streak. The left fielder "wanted a Samuel, who had eight putouts In . allowed four hits over six Innings break'' from talking to !he press center, led off with a double and to Improve to 9·3. Craig Lefferts ' 0 according to the public relations scored on a single by Johnson.. . worked the final three Innings for director of the Mets. Fortu- After Darryl Strawberry, who Is his l9th save. Valenzuela, 5·1·1, nately, . McReynolds' perfor- in a 3·for-38 slump, flied out, threw wildly on a bunt in the sixth f • • mance gave the press something · McReynolds ~111mmed a ·Terry and dropped his fifth game in his last six starts. a .325 season but Is .462 (12 for.26) seventh inning to snap a 3-3 tie. · to write about other than New pitch deep Into the left·fleld By BILL WOLLE in his last six games. He ls5 for12 Rob ,Murphy, 2·5, the third Red , UPI Sporis Writer Harold B~lnes, acquired by the with Texas, Including a homerun ·-Sox pitcher, pitched one and one-third scoreless innings. Lee Texas Rangers to deliver clutch . and four RBI'In three games. "His only disruption," Valen· Smith came on to strike out tbe hits in !heir pennant push, made his presence felt In the Texas tine quipped, "is fr~uent flyer side In the ninth and coUect his . lineup- ali the way to the upper mues. He joined us !rom Cal !for· 15th save. The loss went to Pete nla cwhere the White Sox were). Harnish; 1-5. deck. went home Monday and flew Brewers 4, Indians 2 points, Including 35 flrst·p)ace Baines, acquired over the AI Molde, who guided Western YPSILANTI, Mlch.(UPI) back to _ Detroit on Tuesday." At Milwaukee, Robin Yount votes, from the · 69 media Michigan to the California Bowl · weekend in a trade with the Mid-American ·Conference footBaines, who had an RBI single · stroked a two· run double to Ignite Chicago White Sox, drilled -a mem hers who cast ballots Tues- last year, didn 't mind being ball teams ·are having more day at the conference's football rel¢gated to fourth place behind , hanging curve ball from Paul in the third, jumped on the a three-run eighth Inning that ' troullre ' winning back-to-_b ack l Glbs,!IQ_IQto . the upper deck in hanging curye by Gibson., 2·6, for lifted the Brewers. Jaime Na· championships than baseball media_day , Eastern Michigan In the media -Ball State was the second P911. right with a man on in the ninth his 141h home run of the season. varro. 3-3, allowed two -runs and te11ms In ihe American League "It was a bad piteh," Gibson two. hits over elgi:tt innings, choice with 608 points, Including Tuesday night to help the "It' s not a surprise we didn't East: . Rangers pull out a 4·3 victory said. "I knew It was trouble when· striking out three and walking , It's unlteard of for a MAC · 21 flrst·place votes. Eastern get picked. allhough I think we he hit it. but I didn't know it was one. Dan Plesac pitched a hitless ·school to make a repeat trip to over the Tigers In Det roil and Michigan was third with 525 can repeat," Molde said. "I'd trouble when.! threw lt." points, followed · by defending have to make Ball State my pay Texas its first big dividend In ninth for his 25th save. Doug (he C;liiforitia Raisin _Bowl. the deal. Rookie Kevin BroWn, 10-6, was' Jones fell to 4·6. champion Western Michigan 493. chOice. Ball State and Central There hasn't been a repeat changed from loser to winner by Twins 5, Yankees 4 "He's a good hitter, " Texas - champion since Central Michi- Ohio 381, Toledo 338, Kent State Michigan both have outstanding the home run and .Jeff Russell At New York, Randy Bush hit a 282, Bowling . Green , 252 and quarterbacks, but I think manager Bobby Valentine said, gan ·won tiack-to-back titles In hurled a scoreless ninth for his tJe:.b reaklng two· run homer to , 1979-80 and only two schools "one of the _b est in the league. Miami 205. (DaVId) Riley is a !It tie further 22nd save. "(Central) has a quarterback advanced than Bender." · cap a three-run seventh that !Toledo In 1981 and 1984 and · · When you get a chance to get a !sophomore Jeff Bender) who good hitter·, you get him. " lifted Minnesota. Bush, who has BOwling Green In 1982 and 1985) Coach Herb Deromedllooks at · six ' hits In his last nine at:bats can lhrow and that's a dimension· Central's lofty standing in the Baines has delivered consistRed Sox H, Orioles 3-2 have been there twice since the they've been lacking," said Ball pre-season poll as just another . enlly year !lfter year. He was At Boston, Nick Esasky with two homers, made a loser.of first California Bowl in 1981. State coach Paul Schudel. a challenge for his team. between 20·29 home runs from Walt TE!rrell, 0·1. Shane Rawley, slugged a three-run homer in-lhe • And If the m'edla and c.o aches 5-8, went six Innings and Jeff formerMichigan assistant under 1982 until hitting 13 last season. fourlh inning to give the Red Sox "It's just one of many cchalar,e right, there's going to be Bo Schembechler. : His RBI count has beenabovelOO lenges),," Deromedl said. "We a sweep and hand the Orioles . Reardon worked the ninth for his another new champion in 'the twice and above 93 three times. their 13th . loss In 14 games. 18th save. MAC this year. . ''They always could 'run the have five :games on the roa!l. ·He had 88 In 1986 and 81 last ,Royals 2, Blue 'J ays 1 · Boston has won five ·s tralgl\t to Centr111 Michigan, . which football .. : 'tt was a team you 'd il)cludlng our first two. We also season. · At Toronto, Bret Saberhagen hasn't m!lde a trip to Fresno, Is move within one game of Balti· model your running' game aUer, play three opponents after "I still never thought II would more In the AL East. Wes hurled a three·hltter and George the favorite of both the media and but you have to be able to throw In they've had a week of rest. Now . happen," Baines said oft he trade Gardner, 3·6, went seven and Brett snapped an elghtli·lnning - the coaches with_Ball State close the big games. I learned that we have the challenge of being that sent him to the Rangers. two-third Innings, giving up five , tie when he scored from third on behind. , when I coached down the road picked No. 1. "But once I get to the park, I just That means we nave the hits and bolh runs. Lee Smith a double play, ~leading Kansas Central Michigan recel;ved 642 those years." Schudel added. go about my Job." '' notched his 16th save. Dave City. Saberbagen, 11-5, has· won responsibility of havfng our early eight of nine decisions. He struck And his job Is hitting. Baines. Johnson, 0-1, took the loss. opponents ready to play us," he whose career average was .286 In the opener, Ellis Burks out six and walked one. Todd continued. "We might have been entering this season, is enjoying doubled home a run In the Stottlemyre, 2·5, took the loss. able to sneak by Soulhwest · Mariners 8, Angels 1 .Loul!!iana In our opener, but now At Seattle, AlvlnDavlsdrove in 'ibey'll know we're the favorite In four runs and took over the our conference." league bat tlng lead and Mike university In !he world, "This Isn't going to put any World-renowned karate in: Dunne registered his first com- structor, Masahiko Tanak~, wiH Tamaka is especially known more pressure on me, butl'll tell' plete game In more than a year, be at Ohio University 'to co~duct for his sparring ahd Instructional you !hat first practice of ours will !4an Dltorn ..... ...............u u .-111 10 LOll AIIR••Iet~ .. ......... .....at ~ .Uti 131 ~ Majors sparking the Mariners. Davis, clinics on Aug. 11. 12 and 13 for capl!tiilltles. He Is a sevenlh be hellacious. We're going to ftndrtllllii. , .... ,......... ,..IK 51 .451 13 \lt . AIIanta ........................ -11 83 .-IGII Ill 17 RBI In the past nine the Ohio University Karate'Ciub. who has degree black belt with over 20 have to be ready to go after · R)'ll•lk>d Prt'tlH lntrr• knlll Tul'fld.,'M RftiiMM 1\MERif •\N LF.AGll E games, homered and had three years experience, and was cap· people," Deromedl said. Houlf;on $, Oncln•tl I According to Mike Mullen and £aMI · Cllih'I&KO .f, P'.lladeiiHa I hits to raise his average to .341. Mlck Howell, Pomeroy, both tain of the Japan Karate team In W L Pd. lOB Monll'f'll 5. r•un.rwh-l,lllnmn"" BIIIUmol'l" ...... !"""""'"'~ Jl .~ u Dunne, 2·5, scattered eight hits, active in the club, the lnstruct_lon the 1970s, He has won !he fighting S~&n Dif'IO 5, AlUla I, lllnlinp Bot~toa .. .......................u: :u .Ma 1 San Funcl"t.'G 5, La• 4n 111'1~! walked none and struck outeikht. is open to the public and will be division of the AU-Japan Cham· The Daily Sentinel Mlhntllkrr .. .................t~ iJ.I All :t•1 Nt'W York 11, :oil. LeU I , Toro•• .... ............ ;...... 1!: 3-1 All :t•1 Jim Abbott, 9· 7, took the loss. Wr•IMI•'" Ga~MM held at the Grover -Center pionshlps which Is held once a l'lnf'IIUid ....... .............ll ll.f ..181 3 flllc-.o (IUdrrJIOil Ml aal P•U.del(IJSPS lfHtl) A's 2, White Sox 0 Nt'W York ....................~t H .-Ill II year. . , . . . tHowflll\-1), 1: 31p.m. auditorium . -' Divlolon of Multimedia. Inc. Driroll ........... .............• Ill .:1-IB n•, At Oakland, Curt Young and The clinic dates on Aug. llare 7 They report that both the OU Wf"'ll Mo .. l'f'.. (PrrPI •ttl al Plttlllul"''(h three relievers combined on a Club and the Meigs ~unty to 8 p.m. and 8 ·to 8: 30· p;m, ; on Published· every ah:Mnoon, Monday Otllland "" " \""'""'" lt .HI !Retd 1-1),1':11 p.111, l'alllornla .......... ..........u -tr . . Ill •t tllroulh Friday, 111 Court St .. 1'1)six-hit shutout. Young, 3·8, alHo•-•n tDeMMI• lt4) at Clnr:lntatl Kat.11*'1 Ol)' ..................IM -17 .II! 1'1 Karate Club are directly under Aug. 12, 7:30a.m to 8:30a.m,. , • ·· meray, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley PubIIWN-•f.l), 1:Up.m. . TMl*! ..........................l1 -11 .ii-IH 8 lowed four hits over six innings. lishing ,Company/ Multimedia, Inc., the aulhority of the Japan Karate 8:30a.m. to 9: 30 a .m,12: 30 p.m to 1\liUI Pltll tbnl 1-K) al AtUta MIIUr!lltlo . ................ ..U IS .Ill 1!'1. Todd Burns and Rick Honeycutt ASsocatlon which js !he ljlrgest'in 1:30 p.m., 5 p.in to 6:30p.m. and tGIIIVhM'I-tl . 7:• , ,m, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph, 992-21!56. Sef'it•.UUt .... .. . .. . ........ ... ....lil ~-1 . IMtl ll! ' t . Nt.~· \ 'trk !VIola . . , IU St. Loub cond class ,postage paid {lt Pomeroy, (blt'IIID .......................-1-1 lit .115 lltl followel) and Dennis Eckersley the world with ' over six millio~ 6:30 p.m to 8 p.m. and Aug. 13, tPowerS.-&), 7:31p.m. · Ohio. _ ' Ttl....aill.V'M ...... " recorded his 19th save. san FraadAeo (HamtnllkerH) at 1.9• , Greg 7:30a.m. to9a.in. and9a.m tolO Mlnll'llala I, NN' \'ork -1 meinbers. The OU Club, accoAnlf'letl (M••~tt~l-1), II:Upi.m. BeiiiOal, •lllmoft' 3, lsi Member: United Press tnternatlonai, Hibbard, 2-3, allowed two -runs ridng to 'Mullen, Is the largest · a .m. with black bell testing to 'tMirldlf''tiOamN llo!IIH ...........,.. It, inct Inland Dally Press Association and ttre ....... .,. Ill CIMI•-*1 and eight hits in seven and Ku,_ fly I. Toronto I karate club connected with a . follow . Ohio Newspaper Assodat ion. Natlonllt Nt'" ' \ ' ott; al !M, l.o1ll11 Tn.u. -1, Dfl roll 3 two-third innings. Felix Jose Advertising Representative, Branharit fhlt'I&«O 81 Plllladea,tll a. niPI Mlhmlll't' -I, OrviPitnd! c· , Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, Mo•relll• Plt-ISII. •IPi doubled home a run In the second Kf'lllllr 1\, I 'll lorN• 1 r New York, New York 10017. San Dlt'IO a4 A•••· nllhl O.U.Iudl. llllcqot . and C;1rney Lansford singled ~~-..tilir.zp ( •• san FrancliK'O .. LH ~~a. nllht ".,..,....,.,. G11mi'M POSTMASTER: Send addre&S change; home another in the eighth. C'lftfldd( C. . . .lUN) •• Mllwaw ll'r Agriculture chief no friend to farmers Jack Anderson WASHINGTON -New Agri· Yeutter has offended people on culture Secretary Clayton Yeut· both sides of the political aisle. Pomeroy, Ohio ter was billed as the best Rep. David. Nagle, D-Iowa , told DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA qualified American for the job. It us Yeutter' s first six months turns out he may he the best were a "disaster_" Nagle said, (J'h ' ' qualified to ensure big profits for "Our worst nlghimore would be r:s:m;:;;:~ qjv - to have the archenemy of the corporate farmers and forecloAmerican farmer as secretary of sure for the rest Yeutter h.as spent his first six Agrlcujture, and ,that'S exactly ROBERT L. WINGETT months In office · boosting the What we have with Secretary Publisher Interests of corporate agricul· Yeutter. " · ture, thumbing his nose at family A Republican congressman CHARLENE HOEFLICH _ farmerS and , as a sideline, PAT WHITEHEAD told our reporter Tim Warner General Manager .bsl!ltant Publisher/ Controller that Yeutter Is more often an promoting the' Republican Party at the taxpayers' expense. adversary than an advocate for A former trade representative farmers. One· Democratic conLETI'EBS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be lesslhan 300 • ..,.. long. AU letters are 1ubj~l lo edlllng aa• mull be signed wllh in the Reagan Cabinet, Yeutter is , gressional staffer summed uphls . 1111me, address and telephone number. No unslped leiters wiD be pub"unofficial" opinion of Yeutter a cheerleader for free trade, U.IIed. LeUers should be in _good taote, addreosilig ..,._,not personal!· even If it means the demise of with a raised middle finger, some American farms. Farmers are more likely · to raise a whole fist when the name Yeuttercomesup. Thesecretary has made no secret of his agenda to get rid of any quotas that expenses Incurred as a result of protect farmers but dlstbrt the Poisoning is the fifth lealling hospital, institution of higher these 'poisonings, (3) educate the free' flow of trade. cause of accidental death l'n education, political subdivision, Peanut farmers are . a · pr ime children up to the age of fifteen corporation, association, or pub- public and health care profes· on the prevention and victim of Yeutter's knee·jerk slonals lic or private agency . To be and Is the sixth leadipg cause for treatment of exposure to poison, philosophy. Production quotas eligible for designation as a all ages, Last year, 324,000 and (4) organize poison preven· keep American peanut farmers poison prevention and treatment Ohioans suffered from exposure . tion and treatment activities from flooding the market and center and to retain the designa· - to poisons, but only twenty- six regionally to avoid duplication that keeps the price just high tion, a center would have to percent could be served by the maintain compliance with stand· and waste. enough so the farmers , currently _existing Poison Control Centers. According to sta tistics pro- recovering from a drought, don't These are frightening facts- ards ihe Public Health Council vlded by the Association of 0hio go under. t"'t are too often overlooked. would establish by rule. If Yeutter had his way, the Children' s Hospitals, passage of Among the responsibilities of a The Ohio General Assembly had House Bill · 320 will result In I'!!C!ently . passed legislation to polson prevention and treatment production quotas would be unne~essary emergency room dropped and J;Dan'y small peanut -expand the existing network so center would 'be to maintain and . that the seventy-four percent of staff a twenty-four hour toll-free . visits by unserved populations . farmers would be out of business being decreased by ninety per• the unserved or under served telephOne llne to respond to cent. The Association has est!· within a year. Yeutter's friends, areas of the state will have Inquiries and provide informa· big food companies that use lion about available services . In mated that this number of cases ·peanut's In their products, would access to this valuable service. revel In the lower prices . .. • · House Bill 320 will require the addition, the center must provide can be managed over the phone, specialized treatment. In addithus saving Insurance compan· In an ideal world, American Director of the Ohio Department ies, Medicaid, and private pay- farmers should be able to stand of Health to establish, maintain, tion , the center must provide - and promote the Ohio Poison specialized treatment, consulta- · ing patients the cost of these on their own In national or visits. _Control Network. The Network tion, information, and educa- · unnecessary House Bill 320 was approved by international competition with· -would be created through the tional progr ams to health car e out federal price guarantees. But the Ohio House of Representain the real world, neither the free designation of poison control professionals and the public. The purposes of the Ohio on May 11 by a 90-0 vote. The market nor free trade is free . The tlves network regions and polson prevOhio Senate passed the bill on Poison Control Network would be . ention and treatment centers 1) reduce the mortality resulting ·July 11 by a 32·0 vote. The bill is free trade philosophy that Yeutwltllln those regions. currently awaiting Governor Ce- ·ter has pushed so adamantly has The bill provides for a polson from accidental, homicidal, suicopened American markets to prevention and treatment center idal, occupational, or environ- leste' s signature, ninety days· foreign producers of virtually after . which It shall become to be operated by an lndiv ld~al , mental poisoning, (2) reduce the effective. every agricu'ltural product . ---------r---------r---,.-------;- ---------, Yeutter can make no guarantees that American products will be Public Notice as freely welcomed overseas. Public N atice Public Notice Public N atice The farmers· might forgive Traffic Code , Yeutter his shortsightedness if NOTICE OF SAlE 3t3 .09 Ambiguous or OIIDINANCE NO . t213 -89 narrow street; thence South he showed a little more concern By virtue of an Order of Non-Working Traffic Signal AN ORDINANCE TO AP7 deg . East tOO feet to a Sale issued out of the Comfor their welfare when he tra(Added) . PIIOVf, . ADOPT AND street; thence North 83 deg. ENACT THE 1989 REPLA337.0t Driving Unsafe mon Pleas Court of Meigs veled the country. Instead, he East 50 feet to tha place .o f County, Ohio, in the case of beginning. CEMENT PAGES TO THE' Vehicles (Amended), plays Republican politics. On a 337.28 Sunscr8Sling Ma- America's Mortgage ServicCODIFIED ORDINANCES ; Being the same real estate trip to Nebraska In May, yeuting, l~c .. fka. First Family teri.._ (Added), TO REPEAL ORDINANCES conveyed to Renzo T. Menter' s pretense was to tour IN CONFLICT THEREWITH; 337.29 Bumper Heights Mortgage Corporation of chini and Jacqueline MenFlorida, Plaintiff. vs. Brian (Added) . , AND TO PUBLISH THE chini by deed recorded in ·drought-ravaged farms 1 some of 339 .08 Loads Dropping Friend, at el.. Defendants. ENACTMENT OF .NEW Volume 201. page 6t3 of which ha·d so . little water they upon a Judgment therein or Leaking (Amended) . · MATTER. the Meigs County Daed Recouldn't fill their toilets. Instead, rendered, being Case No. WHEREAS, certain provi36t ·.04 Handiapped Park· cords. 89·CV· t 00 in said Court, I Yeutter attended three Republiing (,llmerldod) . sions within the Codified Or· Also the following de37t .01 Right of Way in will offer tor sale at the front scribed real estate situated din .. ees should be can fund-rilisers ';md drummed dOor ,of the Courthouse in in the State of Ohio; County · am .. ded to conform with Crosswalk (Amended). up $15,000 for the·state GOP. He 373.06 Bi!"fclo Reflectors Pomeroy, Meigs CountY. of Meigo, Village of Pom· eurrent Stat8 law as remanagetl to stop for about 45 Ohio. on the 25th day of Au - eroy, Township Two (2) . (Amended I . • quired by the Ohio Constitu. gust. t989. at 10 :00 a.m .. minutes at one farm In Elwood, General Offenses Code tion; and Nonh; Range Thinoen (t3) 52.9 .02 Sales to Minors; the following lands and West; and a pan of Lot490; WHEREAS, various ordiNeb. nences of a general and perPublic Accommodations tenements, located at 312 being more particularly deWhen Yeutter Isn't busy workWetzgall Street. Pomeroy, scribed as follows: (Amended) . , lftMM'It nature have been Ing against farmers, he Is speakOhio 45769. A completele· 529 .021 Purchase by Mi.-.sed by Council which Commencing at the Ndnhgal descriPtion of the real es- eest corner of said Lot 490 as Ing against them. They ask for nor (Added) . . should be included in the Cotlified Ordinances: and 529 .07 Open . Container tate is as follows: delineated in Plat Book 2; help from the drought and he tells Situated in the Village of Page 17 of the Meigs County · Prohibited (Amended) . WHEREAS, Council has them to ask their state and local 533 .01 Definitions (A· Pomeroy, County of Meigs Plat Records; said point also heretofore entered intO a .. governments and State of Ohio and being the South line of Wetz. mended) . cotttract with the Walter H . bounded and described as And when it comes to stirring 533 .11 . Dissemin.ating Orene Company to prepare gall Street; thenco South 85 an4 publish such revisions; Matter Harmful to Juveniles follows: Situated in the deg. West. along the South up public anger against farmers, Ul Court Street Astros hand Reds P~MJe-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ...._ltl'if·~~).a'~~"'.Ji""~­ ~ ' PUBLIC NOTICE . NQTICE is htrllly given that on Saturday, August $, 1919; at 10:00 a.m., a public salt will be held at 105 Union Avon.,., Pomerey,.Ohlo, to 1111 far cadi the following colla· toral: 1911 Fol'd Escort Stationwagon JFliPOI211T25~417 lfliP132XEW290555 1914 Ford Escort l4 dr. HI 1914 Ford Escert SW 1FAIP0929EWU0605 The Farmerslanlc and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank ancl Savings company rtllrves the right •o reject any ar all bltls Mmlttlel. Further, the abne collateral will be sold in the c.... tlon it is in with no ••prtlllll 01' impllld worrantlos glvon. : .~ .. . $pe~l1/ 01 Tb1 W11/cl ' ··GHUCI WAGON lo The DallY Senllnel. lll.Court St. Pomwoy, Ohio 45700. ' ' . 51.14' WITH FliES ................ ... $1,69 ~ ' \ . ••• *. ,.........~(··; _...... ; I .. '.' '- .• . •' SINGJ.ECOPY PRICE ·DallY.... ,,............ , .. , ......... ..... 25 Cent a Subscribers not desiring to pay th~car. rter may rEmit In advance direct tb The Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month bl.atl. Credit w Ul be given carrier eacll No subscriptions by matt permitt ed In areas wh ere home carrier serv l re Is availabl e. "At 1ho W Of 'lilt P••••rey·M••on lrlllas" -jPOIIROY, OliO 991·1556_ - ~' StJI!SCRlPTJON RATJ!S By Carrlll' or Mocar Beute • One Week ...................... ,,...... _... $1.4ll One Month ..... '"" .. """"" "" "" ... $6.10 One Year ............ .................... . $7tM . ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY • ' . "'' ::;11110'-=-..t••· ·~ Mall Subscriptions lulde Molp c ..IIIJ ' 13 Weeks , ........................... ..... , $19.:11 26 Weeki ............ ............. .. -- .. -- . $37•• 52 Weeki ......... .. ....................... f!Ut 0.-11111.. 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I I I .---Local news briefs... - - - t Middleport court Contlnued from page 1 Center, and at ~: 34 p:m. the unit went to Race Street of Judy MeHaffey who was taken to Veterans Memorial The Pomeroy unit responded to a call al Am~rlcare at 6:27 .p.m. for Roxie Moore who was taken to Veterans, and at 10:59 p.m. the Tuppers Plains unit went to Main Street for Mirna Wallter who was trartsported to St. Joseph's Hospital In Parkersburg, W.Va . · · ' Three Individuals forfeited Charles Mulholland , Elkville: bonds and eight were fined In the Derek Jackson, Middleport; court of Mlddlep'ort Mayor Fred Shane Ingall, Middleport; and Jason Fife, Langsville, were all Hoffman on Tuesday evening·. Forfeltlne bonds were Von S. fined $25 for disorderly manner; Stewart, West Columbia, W.Va., Charlie Geary, Middleport, $25 $~on a charge of D.W.I.; Earl · and costs for no motorcycle Collins, Richmond, Va ., $60 for endorsement; Candl Riffle, $25 running a stop sign; and Belinda and costs for disorderly manner; A. Jeffers, Pometoy, $51 . for and Jerry Moore, Middleport, on two charges of . disorderly speeding. Fined were Ernest R. Wisman, manner, was fined $50 for each local . chapter president an· St. Albans, W.Va .. $400 and costs charge plus costs. Three new board members nounced today. They are Dr. . plus three days In jail for D.W.I.; have been named by the !'.Jelgs Mj,!_rgie Lawson, Bill Downie, Jr., Co.unty. Chapter oUhe A(l'letlcan arl'lf Naomi London. Their terms Cancer Society, John Hunn~l. of office are two years. · Tina Butcher of Clifton, W.Va. $375 and costs, DWI; Kenneth was fined $50 and costs on a Green, Shade, $20 and costs, concealed weapon charge, and expired registration; and Donnie $63 and costs for discharging P Freeman,. Pomeroy, $313 and Corttinued from page 1 Dally stock prices , fire arm In the village whim she costs; fleeing an officer. (As oliO a.m.) stolen earlier last week from appeared Tuesday night In the Forfeiting bonds In the court · Bryce and Mark Smtih Dale Riffle, Letart, has been court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard were Gregory Johnson, Pomeof Blunt, Ellil & Loewl recovered. Riffle Is declining Seyler. roy, $63, open container; Allen prosecution and restitution has Others fined In the court were Partlow, Pomeroy, $63, reckless. Am Electric Power ............. 30% been pr~lsed . Michael Gilkey, Newark, $43 ana operation on private proper.ty; . AT&T .................................. 40 costs. parking In a roadway; .Jerry Proffitt, Athens, $63, traf, Ashland Oil .. .'........ ...... ....... 37% Steve Lane, Middleport, $.43 and fie light violation; · Kenneth Bob Evans .' ...... ,.................. 1511! costs Improper backing, and $.100 . Swann, Pomeroy, $43, Illegal left Charming Shoppes ............. .15% and costs on a hit-skip charge; turn; and Betty Mollohan, Rad· Veterans Memorial City Holding Co .............. .... 17~ Freddie 'Boggess, Middleport, , cliff; $43, Improper backing. Federal Mogul.. ...... ,........... 23\io . Tuesday admissions - Mary Page, · Langsville; Lovercla GoodyearT&R ................... 54% Evans, Middleport; Helen M. Heck's ............................. .... % Key Centurion .................. ..123,4 Harris, Syracuse; Hazel D. Lands' End .................. :.. .... 30%. Hayes, Syracuse; and Roxie Limited Inc ........................35% Moore, Pomeroy. TUesday discharges - none. Multimedia Inc .... : .............. 102 Rax Restaurants .................. 2% ' cakes. Robbins & Myers ............... .16~ By BOB HOEFLICH In some !lledlcal quarters, the Shoney's Inc ....................... 113,4 So when you're smiling, importance of smiling and Wendy's Intl ....................... . 5% Just keep on smiling, humor and their relationship Worthington Ind ................. 24~ · The w'hole 'with positive attitudes have a\so Trudy M. WIIIJanis, Pomeroy world smiles entered the picture as an aid to has (lied for a divorce from Mark with you. getting well faster. · B. Williams, Pomeroy; and Faye Ame'rica's Then there's Smile, You're .R. Aelker, Pomeroy. has filed for popular songw-' on Candid Camera! Marriage licenses have been a divorce from Charles R. rlters learned And you Meigs Countlans have long ago that issued In Meigs Probate Court to Aelker, Pomeroy. had this character writing co· Martin L. Searles, Rutland, smiles and smil· Kevin Shawn McGuire, 18, Ma· Jumns for years and .concluding son, W.Va. and Sherry Dawn and Deanna L. Searles, Rutland, ing appeal to the publ lc so It was a them with a message .u rging you have filed for a dissolution of good move to include either ofthe Johnson, 17, Mason, W.Va.; to keep smiling. their marriage. wordsor bothIn the lyrics of ' Mitchell Dean Barringer, 20 ; Getting back to the songwrl· their tunes and even better yet if Reedsville, and Ll~ Ranae ters, you gotta admit they've one of the words could be in the Driggs, 18, Long Bottom; and really used the Idea to cover a song's title. · Charles Wendell Wise, 19, Vln· range of situations . wide It was way back during World ton. and Melissa K. Russell, 18 , For example, you are told to Jet War.I tnat a songwriter advised: By United Press International Langsville. a smile be your umbrella on a Pack up your troubles In an old Soulh Central (lhlo Now that's a rainy afternoon. ' kit bag, Tonight: Clear, with a low In BooSters to meet nice thought but just try it. . And smile, smile, smile. the mid 60s. Winds light and You're gonna get drenched. Well - It perked up a lot of Pli!DS for a chicken barbecue to variable. spirits - and hel(led sell a Jot of When you're nursing the pneu· ThurSday: Mostly sunny, with be held on Aug.13 an? being made monla, you'll wish you'd used an bonds. · by 'the Southern Boosters at the highs near 90. umbrella or a trench coat. Then. During the same era, another Racine Fire Station. Serving will there's the shadow of your smile . writer suggested: begin at 11:30 a.m. and continue I hadn't realized before that a Smile the while I bid you fond through the afternoon or until all has a shadow .. Maybe it smile adieu. the chicken Is sold. · · PICK·3 · doesn 't. On the other hand , I When the cl9uds roll by, I'll .The dinners Including a soft 733. guess everything has a shadow If come to you. prink will be $3. 75. Pie will be PICK·3 ticket sales totaled the lighting Is right. Now these were tough times $1,272,152.50, with a payoff due of and people were saying their According to one writer there's . ., avallabl~ ll!\1 thJ!re .v.:m be a!' 1additional charge. Dinners will $460,680.50 . something •special . happening goodbyes under scary circum· also be available for carryout. PICK·4 when Irish eyes are smiling. stances. They were Into a kUI or Proceeds frorp the cplcken bar· 9274. · Seems like they cou)d have been be killed situation. They had becue .will go Into the extra· PICK·4 ticket sales totaled German eyes, Swedish Eyes or doubts.that they would ever meet · curricular activities funds of the $225,436.50, with a ·payoff due of again - still the songwriter what's the problem with Amerl· Southern Local School District. $79,700. urged them to smile because can eyes? Naw - that wouldn't have worked. th~>y would be together again 01 course, a smile can be a very after the clouds rolled by. It valuable quality . You remember worked for some; for some It that AI Jolson vowed: I'd walk a dido' t. performed. Friends may call at the The suggestion ·of smiling has · million miles for one of your Burl Tennant funeral home Thursday from 6 to 9 grown In popularity through the smiles, My Mammy. Now that's years and more recently has real affection. Burl R. Tennant, 66, of Mason p.m. No.n-smilers. of coursP, may been plck,ed up by other, died Tuesday, August I, 1989 in have a good reason for being the businesses. Veterans Administration Hospital in Mary ' Wea""" way they are. Maybe back In the Huntington. ... o Forties, they picked up on' the. The telephone official speaking Born May 3, 1923 in Bravc,Pa. tune, I'll Neypr Smile ;\gain, as he was the son of Mary Lucy TenMary Wears; 86, of · Walnut at your .business seminar today their theme song and permanent nant of Brave and the late Mclford Street, Henderson, ,died Tuesday, .probably will adviSe your em· phllosphy of life . You have to P. Tennant. He was a crane operator August 1, 1989 at the Pleasant Val- ploy~>es to smile before they understand that sometimes there answer the phone. Someh~w It for the Kaiser Aluminum ·and ley Nursing Care Center. . are reasons for not smiling. Chemical Corp. He was a U.S. Born April 5, 1903 in Nitro, makes the voice more pleasant · On the other hand, how can you Navy veteran, a member of V.F.W. W.Va she was the daughter of the and puts. the el'Jiployee In more of be a non-smller when lyrics like: a mood to win •Over the caller. Stewart-Johnson Post No. 9926 and late James and Cora Turley Terry. Powder·your face with sunshine; Restaurant service people a l)lember of American Legion She was preceded in death by her put on a great big smUe; light up Smith-Capchart Post No. 140. He ~usband, Kenneth Wears, two learned some years back that your eyes with laughter; folks there are bucks In smiles. They was a member of the West Virginia daughters and two brothers. will be laugh In' with you In a little s·w e Farm Museum. Surviving are three daughters, picked up on the popular sml)ey while Surviving are his wife, Bessie M. Doris Hope of Henderson, Jeua face cartoon and began drawing - are pouring forth at ybu? It Is Tennant; one son Nelson K. Ten· . Ord of Mason and Ruth Kutrufis of it on the back of your bill. If they · contagious, you know . nant and one daughter, Teresa M. Jesup, Ga.; one son, Donald Wears were wise enough to enhance the And - There are sm lies that Tennant all of Mason;. one sister, of Glendale, Ariz.; 13 drawing - and anyone, but make me happy; There are GaiiAughtofWana, W.Va. and one .• grandchildren and several great- anyone, can do li smiley race smiles that make me blue. That , with a short note telling you to brother, the RClv, Chester Tennant grandchildren.' of course, concludes: But the of Beckley. Graveside services will be held have a nice day - the tips were srrllles that fill my heart with Funeral services will be Friday at at 2 p.m. Thursday at Concord even better. sunshine; Are the smiles that you Novelty signs, bumper 1 p.m. at Foglcson Funeral Home, Cemetery, Henderson with the Rev. give to me. with the Rev. Iicnver Hill official- Fred McCallister officiating. stlckers, desk accents and other So-goahead, make my daying. Jlurial will follow in SunriS!I Friends may call at the Crow-Hus- products, not excluding greeting runneth my heart over with Memorial Gardens in Letart. sell Funeral Home 7 to · 9 p.m. cards, with various slogans on sunshine. smiling sold and do sell like hot Miliwy graveside rights will be WedneSday. New cancer board members annQunced Pomeroy court.· news Unit I D•• fnt o-1 Only At hwtll's S.. Yolu G... s.• .lily II . . s.t. 5 1 PRICE GET THE 2nd 1 ~· heel Thrv 1/5119 Show Arena · Pulling Track Sponsored by the Gallipolis Rotary Club THURSDAY, AUGUST 3; 1989 "Kiwanis Youth Day" 9:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Steer Show & Showmanship Contesls Show Arn Kiwanis Youth Prolram Main Sll&e Balloon Burstilll, . ubble Gum Blowing, Watermelon Eating & Many more events Beef Breedilll Show Arena Kiddie Tractor Pull Show Arena Sponsored by the Gallipolis FFA Youth Project Awards Presentation . Show Arena Parade of Champions Dairy Sweetstabs Horse Pullilll Contest Pullin1 Track Ricky Skags Main Stage .. •, .Keep on smiling••. Meigs couples to end Jllarriages .AJROOKS = r.' r 1.HFORT CRAF TJ:t> •· A1'H LCIJC: / '(JOTWEAR ·- . ....·-. • ·, Licenses issued · Weather . \ AVAILABlE IN BOTH BLACK & ~. WHITE -•. .. ... STORM PRO HI TOP AND OXFORD -. ' . ·.. Lottery numbers MIDDLEPORT : 219 NORTH SECOND 992-5627 _____Area ·deaths _ _ \\THE SHININC LICHT IN BANI(/NC/ 11 .: For many of us. a regular savings accouni. was our first introduction to bankjng. •. . You ·were looking for a bright future ..... ·: we at FARMERS BANK are looking for : that bright future also. · Perhaps, like you. we at FARMERS. BANK have been and will continue to be a·. vital part of the growth of Meigs County,·; ~mom,we want Kids love Kahn's Corn Dogs - tasty Kahn's wieners (all meat, no fdlers!) wrapped in a delicious golden batter and placed oo a safety stick. \ •..5_>f.'t ----------- I wa,_._.,.,.......tiiiWI Con IJaCt, Beef Con Dap, •Con S I '" _ .. ........,_... _c..--_...,...,_ ... The FARMERS BANK offers the mos( competitive rates in today's ever chang -3 ing financial world. "' COME fire OUT WHY SO MANY ARE ' 'DEPOSmNG THEIR MONEY. WnH THE · ~---.:FA. .IS F BANI. ..,arn1ers v Bank ' .•. ·, . • ' 00118UMEA:IJIIIIICN_,_PII')NM, 1 1 0 - - - b l ·--. . 7-........... • ............ " . . " polloy.-... --MqUOII.--11-Loollltll -··--.DolRio,-.- AETAUA:'II>u . . -IIIOIMcu_.ond_llll_ !______________ FREE J! II 7:00 p.m. Swine Judging 7:00 p.m. Garden Tractor Pulling Contest Beat of the bend I , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1989 H08pital news · 1 When You luy 2 10-Count pr 3 5-Count BIG COUNTRY IISCUITS 1989 Gallia County Junior Fair · Official Program .. 1 ICH YA9-070-1 Sheriff.~. Stocks 1 KOO . AID 10/99( l CHATEAU 200 CT• .PKG. l COFFEE l FILTERS . l1 BUYPRIPE ONE AT REGULAR GET THE 2nd lt Offer GoodFREE Thru 1/5/19 · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 2, 1989 Oroup,<*S~ altlr'IOid......,.Piulll»>lld, Ullld,ar;Micbd by..,.. I ' Thil Your Community Owned Bank M•:Mtn:n mu: • • -' 985-3315 992-2136 State Routt 7 .• 221 West Stconcl P01111ro , Ohio · Tuppers Plains, Ohio �,- ..,.,-..,, - •v•tUU•~~ Your Independently O~ned Low·Prlced Supermarket BIG BEND vveanesaay, AuguSt "L., 19ts9 vmo ---W----~--N----- ----------E---E----~~E - · TRY---1 . 1 1 DRYER!! . 'i~__.....-~ L....----1 CITY - -·--·- - __ 1 By The Bend Page· 7 4-H fashion revue held, winners named I I · - - --- -- - - - --~- I I I ·--,-----·I I I ....-PHONE _~ •No Purchase Necessary •Must Be 18 Years Old. . •Drawing To Be Held Saturday, Aug. 19, 1989. I I 1 . I ~--~---------------------------------------~ $149 Farm_Sausage $1 69 . · Chuck Steak $) 99 BOB EVANS LB. . TOP AWARDS .... Taking grand champlonaln 4-H protect clothln1 Judging held Tuesday at . Meigs Junior Hllh School and annoullced at last night's style tevlew., were these 4-H'e~s. Gl_nger· lL HOLLYFARMS GRADE 'A' Chicken Breast Quarters . . 1 LB. ROll BONELESS are•sl Ou•rlers "Spllsh Splashln ~ 'Into Fa- Smith and Heather Well In sports shion" was the theme of the clothes. · annual 4-H Style Revue held Elizabeth DOwnie and David Tuesday night at the Meigs Rice in sports clothes, spectator, Junior High School with 45 club with honorable mentions to Me· · members mOdeling the gar- IIssa Neutzling, Robin White and ments they had create<! as Sheri Wolf; Ginger Holcomb and summer projects. Amy Smit!I In clothing comple· Highlighting tile event was the ments; Trlsha Spencer In sewing announcement of the grand and for others; Susie Francis and reserv\! champioiiB In clothing Noelle Pickens In clothes for · and the selection of ten 4-H'ers middle · school; Barbara Coie- . to participate In the Ohio State man In clothes for high school Fair. and beyond. . Grand and reserve champions, Debbie Brooks and Debra listed respectively, In the various Frost In lounging clothes, with categories were Myca Haynes ·honorable mentions to Nicole and Tabitha Swearingen, adven- Pickens and Sheri Wolf; Ruby tures In clothing; Anita Calaway Burke and Michelle LaUghery In and Meredith Crow, with honora- dres.s-up outfit daywear; and ble men lions to Patsy Aelker and 'Trlsh Spencer ar!d Tara Clark, Nancy Nally, In topplltg your with honorable mention to Angle outfit; Sarah Frydman and Anna Donohue In • dress-up outllt Wolf In joyful jumper; Crystal formal. other 4-H members modeling garments they had made were Dorothy Leifheit, Erica Phillips, The Alfred United Methodist Megan Swearingen, Mary Ch4rch observed L,aity Sunday Greu:;er, Mary Nally, Sarah worship services on July 23. Lodwick, Jennifer Mora, Cindy Thelma Henderson led the ser· Roush, P: enny Ae!ker, Erin vice with Nina Robinson at the S~h. Bobble White, Melissa plano. The choir sang "Re· r:Miipsey, Carrie Gillilan, Beth . Holcomb, from !he left, Ginger ~lcomb, Myca deemed," and Gertrude Robin. Clark, and Vicki Warner. Haynes, Crystal Smith, F;llzabeth ·~Owille, Sarah son sang "Broken Pieces" and Escorts for the participants ·Frydman, l'nd Anita Calaway. ·• . . , · "Circ11lt Riding Preacher." who paraded before a beach · Eloise Archer gave the opening scene were Mike Laughery, prayer followed by Debbie and Jason Pullins, Chris Spencer, Ke,..ln Brooks singing "Heaven David Rice, and Robin White. The show was narrated by Came Down and Glory Filled My Soul." After several congrega· Pansy . Jordan, 4-H program lion songs, Mrs. Henderson assistant, and Cindy Pitzer, activities assistant, with Ciildy closed with prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brooks, Oliveri, Meigs County Extension Hallie and Aaron, Columbus, Agent, HOme Economics, exvisited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd · tending the welcome and ap-. nounclng the [:rand prize winners Brooks and family . Sunday supper guests at the til model at the Ohio State Fair. They ate Trlsha Spencer .. Poole-Parker home were Becky and·Reriee Syrup, Ann and Andy · Sarah Frydman, Debbie Brooks, Smedes, Tuppers Plains, and Debra Frost, Anita Calaway, Lena Fisher. Williamstown, Elizabeth Downie, Susie Francis, Myca · Haynes, Crystal W.Va. Elizabeth Hayes, Chester. Smith. Heather Well. The altercalled on Nellie Parker. , nates are Meredith Crow, Bar· Florence Spencer received · bara Coleman, Ginger Holcomb, word of the death of her uncle. . Emanuel Hersman, In We:>t Virginia. Hersman was also the brother-In-law of 'Eleanor Boyles, Belpre. Anna Wolf and Sherri Wolf. As an added feat w-e ofthe style show, the Fashion Board members modeled school clothes from Sycamore at the Athens Mall. In that group were Penny Aelker, Ruby Burke, Carrie Gillian, Sarah Frydman, Ay Mora, Michelle Laughery, Pe.bra Frost, ;~nd Jennifer Mora. At the conclusion of · each category, Meigs County Junior Fair Queen, Greta Riffle, presented a rose to the 4-H member whose garment was the member's choice award In the group. m Alfred news BONELESS Chuck -toast Wednesday, August 2, 1989 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ II ADDRESS __ _ _ _ The Daily Sentinel II AT BIG BEND FOODLAND ~=!1NAME • 99( VALUES ..• We're now stocked full • of savtngs to give you what you really want - LOW PRICES!! LB. YELLOW ·TAGGED EVERYDAY LOW PRICES UFE For all your life insurance nP-fl!fk_ call: Reprasent•tive 302 Wost 2nd Street Pomeroy, OH. 45769 'Phone: 614/992-5479 Res. : 614/992-2477 a<~lJ NATIONWlDE tJ, !!4...s~~~~C! . .. . . 4-H ne.ws. ·. Salellbei·H Club The SatPIIIte 4-H Club had a meeting July 7, 1989 at the homeof ,advlsors. RESERVE CHAMPIONS Tara Clark, Michelle Laughery, and Tabitha Swearingen, left to right, were among the reserve champions In 4-H clothing modeled at the annual style revue held Tuesday night 1\1' Melp Junior High School. . .n . f a Gary and Jeannie Saunders. Sally Saunders brought the meetln~ to order and thP . treaturer's report was given. Selling of fair passes was discussed and also that Workers WPre needed In the- foo::J booth and must be 12 years of age and each memb£1ls responsible for getltn~ th~~ TB test. Plans were comp~ed for the- demonstration niRht July 13, 1989 at the Route 7 Roadside- Park. Demonst rat·ions Will be gtven by all members and a meal has been planned to Include all thP food groups. Each member was assigned ltemi tobrtnr. that woold be neededtorompletPthe mea . Parents are invited toanend and enjoy thE' E'Venlng. 4-H members were reminded that project books were to be brought to the meettn~ to be Initialed for completion of the projK"ts. The club's Outdoor Cookery 4-H )udgtng was held at the Fairgrounds on Julv '!:1. Membe-rs In ~ttendance Included ~ared I..Rach, Jason BarriCk, Chris Vlns(m. Ellzcibeth Vass. Amanda Bass, Mindy CurnUtte, Andrea Mceulty, El~abeth McCulty, Amy Casto, Sally Saunders and Shane Swisher. Advisors present wer(> Gary and Jeannl(> Saunders, Linda Fer· natt and Pat Swisher. Mot ion to adjourn the meeting was Riven by Jason Barrick and seronded by Shane Swisher. . RepOr'll'l' Shane Swisher U.S.# ONE 99 White $ Potatoes 10 LB. BAG FRESH BROCCOLI BUNCH 89( GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 3 LBS. Sl K.fKorpa On Friday, July 7, five members of the K-9 Korps 4--H Club alt(>nded the Huntington Kennel Club Dog Show with their advisors, Susan Breech. Brenda , and Ryan Easley. Club members, Carla Aelker and Jen. nlfer Stover recelvfd and education 1n how an A.K.C. Obedience Trial Is run whJie performing their Jobs as ring stewards. SomE- of tbelr dutIEs Included registering participants. setting jumps, adding scarPS, and' being posts. · Also atten.dlnl{ wpre Mary Kay Mohler, Chad Briggs, and Stephanie Cash who served as clean-up crew for a show with 1,234 dogs enrered. When the clean-up crf!W wasn't busy cleaning they wert able to Observe various actlvitlea In both lhe Conformation and Obedienct" rings. Since the American Kennel Club now recognises Ill different breeds 1hey got to s~ a number or breeds most people have never seen. All who attended left wtth a greeter apprectatlon or the work that goes Into turning out a prize specimen of thP canine community. eMT. DEW •DIET PEPSI 124 PACKS I Pepsi Cola 8-16 24 PACK 12 OZ. CAN 9 0~. PEPSI $189 :::..~- " UGHTON BEACH SCENE - These reserve champions polie In the "Spllah Splaahln' Into Fashion" scene of the annual Melp County 4-H ·Style Revne. From the left they are Debra Frost, Heather Well, Noelle Plcketia, Amy Smith, Anna Wolf, and Meredith Crow, w.lth David Rice i<Jieellnr in front. BROUGHTON'S YANIU • CHOCOUTE. ICE CREAM SANDWICHES 6 CT. BOX S1 19 DISNEY SHAPED$ POPSIC~~~ 19~ S2 9 9 POPSICKLES DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE 12 •We Rooerve Tho Right to Limit Quant it let •Priell! Effective Tllr~ Set., Aug. II, 1989 .~ ... a. ,. ' . ENTIRE STOCK OF ' Sunglasses NOW NOW AT DOMINO'S PIZJA GQ 2 GREAT PAN PIZZAS ,. ' .It ONE LOW PRICE ' WALL TO WALL SAVINGS •• ~ . CHECK OUT THESE PLUS MANY' MOUl •USDA Stampa Gladly Accepted •Not Aeaponallle fo~ TypOgtaphlcel ErrOta LIMI1ID DELIYDY AIU $999 • ADDI'I'IONAL ITEMS SJ.70 COYIIS . lOTH PIZIAS ' Domino's Pizza 992-2124 . WEST IWN ,. POIIR.OY, OHIO STOP IN TODAY . FOR THE BEST SBECTIONI ·. 50°/~ . OFF ' Prescription Shop 217 NORTJI SECOND 992·6669 ' fiDDLEPORT, OHIO SWIFT E(KRICH . · JUMBO BOLOGNA ..........~~-. S1.89 SWin ECKRICH PACKAGED FRANKS •• ~•••••••••••• ·••••••• J1.~.z•• S1.49 SMITHFIELD SHREDDED S2.19 LB. COOKED HAM ...........SJ.!~~q.L1•• Sl. 9S HOMEMADE MEAT SALAD •••••• ~••••••••••••~~••••_.79< BEAVER VALLEY GRADE A MEDIUM EGG$ .......P.W,.. &9c KRAFT I& SUCED PROCESS AMERKAN CHEESE ...........J.tQL .. s1.8 7 COUNTII' CROCK MARGARINE QUARTERS ............ J.L. 79c IROU&HTOII'S QUART CHOCOLATE MILK ......... 89.c RED DELICIOUS APPLES ............\W,.. 2I 49< HOMEGROWN CUCUMBERS ............ 2I 59< HEAD LEnUCE •••• ~ ••• ;.~tfr.-! ...... 79( IDAHO BAKING POTATOES -.!P..~,••,~ll. S2.79 OL BUZZ· BUTTERED STEAKS ••• S2.79 BIRDSEYE . STRAWBERRIES ...~ •••••••• J~.~1. Sl ~39 BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP .................1.91•• S1.39 KELLOGG'S RICE CRISPY'S ••••••••••••• J}.~.z. S2 .49 PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS ............ ~.91•• S1.49 VLASSIC 16 OZ. "" • . $ CANDY DILL STRIPS ••••••••••• 2.59 DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL ••••••••• J~.9.2• S1.39 HUNT'S 4 PACK-I 701. SNAK PAK PUDDINGS ••••••• S1.29 KUn 7 OZ. CHICKEN &·NOODLE. DINNER ••••• 99< AIMOUI CORN BEEF ••••••••••••••• ~ •• J1.P.z. S1.49 2J oz. AJAX LIQUID DETERGENT ••••• Sl,.29 WIITI CLOUD BATHROOM TISSUE ••••• Mm. S1.49 46 01. II·C DIINIS 01 . RED HAWAIIAN PUNCH ••••• S1.09 I I �--------- -...- "a' 8-The Daily Sentinel calendar WEDNESDAY RUTLAND -The Rutland '""""'''' ' ' ~.'. • ~~--·- ----~· . , Community . • .. ~ .............. ............ ~ . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Township Trustees will meet on Wednesday at G: 30 p.m. at the R1.1tland Fire Station. All meetIngs are open to the Pl.lbllc. day at 7 p.m. beside the Portland Store. Dave Carpenter will be the evangelist. Wednesday, August 2, 1989 jamln Salvant will be at the chapel on SuJI(!ay at 7: 30 p.ro . Rev. Victor Roush Invites the public to attend . · --,....- RUtLAND - The Rutland . TlltiRSDAY . POMEROY -The Pomeroy Township Trustees will meet on RUTLAND -The Past MaLodge · 164 will be meeting on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Wednesday ·at 7:30 p.m. at the Rutland Fire Station ..The public trons of the Harrisonv1lle Chapter 255 Order of the Eastern Star Middleport Temple. Refresh- Is Invited to attend . will have a yard sale at the home ments will be served and the POMEROY - Rev. and Mrs. Of Avanell George, Larkins group will work in the E.A. Don Phoebus, missionaries to the Street; Rutland, on Thursday and Degree. Navaho Indians. wlll be at the Friday, Aug. 3 and 4 from 9 a.m. PORTI.,AND -There will be a Calvary Pilgrim Chapel on Wed- to 4 p.m. Rain will cancell the tent revival beginning Wednes- · nesday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Ben- sale. RACINE The American Legion Post 602 wlll meet on Thursday a t 7:30 p.m. Refresh ments wlll be served. --..- MIDDLEPORT -The Evangeline Chapter · 172 Order of the Eastern Star will meet on Thur&day at 7:30 p.m. Visiting will be the deputy grand ma tron. Officers are urged to wear street · dress. POMEROY -The Public Employees Retirees Inc. meeting August 2, 1989 will be held on Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy. Public employees of all retirement systems are Invited to attend as State Representative Mary· Abel, 94th :!Jouse Dis O'lct will be presentto discuss pending legislation as It ~rtalns to retirees benefits and taxation. Public Notice (Continued from Pogo 21 of o larger percel of raol n - more fully doocrltied In Volume .. 278, Page 298, Melgo County Deed Re- P!>fdl. Reference Deed: lOB. Pogo 88 and 2711. Pogo 879, Molgo Cou111y DeM Recordl. REAL ESTATE APPRAISED AT: e18.000.00. The rael - e cannot be IGid for leu thon two-thirds the apprait'!d velue. TERMS OF SALE: Cath on delivery of deed. Jam• M. Souloby. Sheriff of Meigo Countv (7) 28; (8) 2. 9. 3tc POMEROY -The ~ Pomeroy group of AA and AI-Anon will meet on Thursday at 7 p.m at the Sacred Heart Cathollc Church on Mulberry Ave. ,,.,""/:·''~ ADVlltTliED ~ POliCY- Each of those advenited items io required to bt roadily oYOiloblo for ule 1n each Kroger Store,_ except aa opecWicoUv noted ln1hio !"'..I f - do ~n out of an advertised ~em. we win offer vou your choice of a comparable 1tem, when avaitebJe, reflecting the ume uvinga or a raincheelc which will ent;tle vou to purchase t~e adve~ised item coupon. w~l be accepted per rtem purchated. 8t the adveniled price withiri 30 dava:. Only .onl ve.ndor · · " COPYRIGHT 111811- THE KROGER CO. ITEMS ANO PRICES GOOO SUNDAY • JULY 30, THROUGH SATURDAY, AUG. 5, 111811 IN · . · ·. ' GALUPOUI AND POMEROY STORES. ' WE RESE.RV6 THE RIGH1' TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . N,ONE .SOLO ·TO DEALERS. . Public Notice ,. Count On Kroger For ·• .. IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF • MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO HOME NATIONAL BANK, · Ptalnti1f Public Notice awer the e;ompleint within PUBpc NOTICE; The Meigo County BUdgol . 28 _dliyo aftor the leot publicatoon of thlo notice which will be publlohlld once each for aix · ouccn·aive tho leot pul;olication m!"'e on Auguol 18. and the 28 doyo for l· aniiW•tr will commllr!ce on date. In ceoo of your failure to. anower or oth-ile r•pond ao roqur!"' by the Ohio Ruleo of Civil Procedure judgment by default wHI ...; rendered -lnll you for the relief demand!"' in the complaint. Dated: July 10, 1989 Larry E. Spencer. Clerk of Court• Melgo Coullly Common Pleas Court (7112. 19, 211; (8) 2. 9. 18, &tc n CASE NO. B8~ct.~~t• NOTICE BY PUBLICATION · To Robert D. Glblon .,d Ponoy Giblon•. who 11 ·lat known lddr•• wu &&877 Stoto Routo 124, Port..,d. Ohio 4&770; ·you are hereby notified that you hwo .,.., nomad defend-• 1n alagel action ontltllld ' Homo Natillnal Bonk. Ploiintlft, vo. Ro- ore • ~o~: OJ=~~- P~~ In loving memory of JACK CLARK who passed away August 2; 1987. It's been two ye~rs since you've been gone , But your memories still linger on. Rememberina the good times we had together makes the loss of losing you much easier to bear . We miss you so much and my love for you will always be with me . · • • Sadly missed by Wife Grace & Children. Jim, John & Shela & G d h' ld · action h• .._. eoaigned Ceo• Nu!ftbor 88-cv-1211 ..d il panclng In the Court of Common Pleeo of Meigo · C"'JIIIy, Ohio 4&7e8. The obfect ol this complelnt II for judgment on a nota which Ia due end poyeble. You are req~u::lred~t;o_:a:n-~====ra:-n_ c ._,_re_n_. . 40¢ OFF LABEL Tide Powder Laundry Detergen~ Merchandise SOMETHING NEW BoWs-......................... asst. colors-stars ft. 25C ea. ant. colon·shells 30< ea. "apkins many oaasia~s ........... 65< pkg. of 16 NONRETURNABLE BOTILE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET PEPSI, CAFFEINE FREE PEPSI, Cake Decorating Supplies Cake Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola · T.aps • Public Notice hearing is to deti rmina if such an operation would duplicate the effort• of adver~ sely aHect the economic standing of existing recycling operationi. businnMI and / or industries. Tha. date for the public hearing is set for August 7. missioners are plannhlg to submit • grl'lt' for a Racy- ding Donatton Center Ope_ration. through the Ohio Lit· Reg. Pepper Cheese ............... 52.85 • ACIOOPHIL:US MILK OR · Sealt~st 2% Lowfat Milk Rhonda Dailey, R.N., Director of Nursing · Veterans Memor-ial Hospital 115 E. Memoriai .Drive Pomeroy, OH . 45769 (614) 992-2104, Extension s3.0o suo lb. 213 Gall orr 514 WI!: RAVE A OOOD IN 81% Dlh'aUitt COLOitB. IUM* Business Servic~s .. EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE YAIDMAN MOW liS ECHO SAWS & TIIMMERS 6 AM-9 PM 7 DAYS · OlfGON lARS, CHAINS RYAN SERVICE CENIII Pam & Sarvlco On AI Makao LIVE BAIT . ETC. 1 2 /2 Mi. B_elow Racine Locks & ~m At Antiquity VISA · MASTERCHARGE HOURf Mon.-Fri. 9-7 ..... 9-!i 1 &I . R1111l Estate General 949-2969 B'UET, TAP & JAZZ .. DANCE CLASSES MODEliNG & BATON far IJo More DWNR: GIIG I. RoUSH ,,~, . GENERAL ~- RESIDENI~l COMMERCIAL •CUSTOM KITCHENS. lATHS :::::~=~~~~~E:~g~~~~ •M:~·J'6~~06 Downy Fabric -Softener White Cloud Bath Tissue DUSIY ST. SY IACUSI 64-0L 4-Roll .. DEAD OR AUYE •Washers •Drver's •Range •Freezers •Refrigerators "Must Be Repairable" •Limestone lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •Fin Dirt 742-2421 •.,.,.,_'!i:ns-985·3561 We Service All Makes ,. POSH PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES tOO-CT... 99e MORRIS EQUIPMENT U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF Boneless Ribeye Steak Pound · .. Serve 'N' Save Wieners ., >! .,..' . 12-oz. Pkg. •; IIIODLEPORT - Commercial building for a place of business. Call fol more dela1ls. ASKING $49,500.00. LETART AREA- ApproM. 2 acre mini farm wilh small barn, ' fencing to the Sh\!(ls, plus a 1978 mocular unit with 3 bedroomS.' satflll~e dish, 2 good garden areas. Onlled water well. $17,500.00. MAKE OFFER!' RUTlAND- LONG STREn - I floor house, 3 bedrooms. bath. Ne.eds some repair. $7,900.00. ,. 48-CT. MEDIUM OR 33-CT. LARGE Elastic Leg Comforts Diapers THE CLEWD CREW will to "0880-D" to 1111 ye1r OML RIALTV •INTERSTATE IAnEII£1 LAWN MOWER REPAIR MORRIS EQUIPMENT $18 Per Day & Up 742-24H 949-2526 Salim St. r--· -BINGO -----.-,., 1 HCiw ~rd ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning clothn, misc. tap, rMtllgla .. !opkK. cob. IIC. . Aug. 41h,llh,8th 8:00..:00. ! fomlly. Rt. 681, Dorwln. Follow ligna. New craft tuppllll, baby Heme, much moNf Rain or ohlno. Aull. 41h,&lh, N . OUIIIty glrfl clothing, .... 4-11, boyollzt 11, Avon, crtftt, tonnlo rockol, Giveaway mloc. 114-192-11517. I Mole Bull Colored COt· 12wk. Bart'o Third Annuol Yord Salol old 112 Porolon Col CoilcO Cit Aug111t 4th 1 ~h- Rt. i 24 Long 1oWiuo. old.ll4 44t:t2158. . Boltom, a~. 'Somolhlng for ,..omellta, Weedeater•. · · Tecu~eh, a riggs 8o Stratton. · PH. 992-3'922 F~EE ESTIMATES everyonal "-'::-'::h':;o:::mt.~I::14-:'2:C45-::-111=:;:;:83."::;:::: I Frldoy AugUII 4. Boby, chlldron, ,;;·tHn, womtnl, and men1 clothing. · Paperback book1, baMball caret., knlck-knaeh, s:"' 3 & 1 111 111 Swoodloh thr-whMIIr, outomotlc ••• ~•3 _w..her, bay1 1nd glr1e 20~ d uc · .14~-.· blcycl• (1 each), and mile . Black cat and klltena. WJ4-675o 32241. Cots end kHflno to give to good home, all sgn, 304.S75-1m. Fr11 II"PPIOI. 114-446-11U of· tsre. FrH puppln. Small Shepard tnd golden Retriever mixed. Great children• dog. 114~742· 3051. , piH. Phone 304-175-6538 after 5 p.m. Lost & Found Found: 101 of koyo July 31'et ot Pomoroy Sundry. Conloct Pom11oy pollco.&14-892-1411. 6 location Township on County Rd. 35 (Port end Rd), Friday, A~. 4. 1Q..4. 442 South 6th Ave. MtC:tdleport. Loti of nice H•m•. Gara~• Homo. Garogt Salol Auguol 3rd,41h. 2 mil•• north of Chester on Rt. 7. Fallow ligna. Household goods, . ' ALLEN'S HAULING 1600 GALLON WATER SERVICE UMESTONE SPREAD DIRT HAULED 992.s2n 5'17-tfn' Hullk~y, LOST, mole Slbtroan Stollon. Welch for olgno. Glrto to apoocl bike, h<Jmldlflor1 btd !rome, misc. -hola Korno, Sooro tO HP lroctormowor, 10 HP WhOIIhor• •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New"-lullt : :_24:: .G5:: . -=-:---:--- - ; - ; - : - - ; - - I clothing, child'• ploy ho,.o, :Lost: &ylgla1111 In black can, Chnhlrl ar11. 614-446-6898. odds 1nd tnda. Third hou11 below Sloan'• Floor Covering In Mlnersvlla. loot: dog In Toxoo Rd. oroo. Aug.11t,2nd,3rd. So-hlng for Smoll block fomalo wNrlng 1 no red eol1ar with taa. Anawera to Porky. l14-8t2·71f7. 7 · Yard Sale evaryo · · Unhod baHmt!'L 20 toldlng mite. Daot PIIZE PH. 949-2101 or Res. 949·2160 ace. lim~ I coupon Jl" arstom« per bin&l) sess1on. Wt Pay '50.00 Ptr Gomt Day cir Night ~ · NO SUNDAY <AllS Om 1 1o Pooplt P1r Gamt •u.oo U• "OOS-32· JONES nat CENTER Wt can repair and rt· core rD·;ators and heater cores. Wt can also acid boil and rod out radiators. Wt also repair Gas Tanks. oCuillom Pipe Bending •Oil Chongoo ·•Greoe• Jobl · tGonaral Chaooil' MlintM>oifce •Computeraod Bolonce; ' 992-3897 PAT HILL FORD · St. Rt. 124 992;2196 •re•••'lfl Middleport, 991-7479 lt. llllarl.. Mlddllpart •SHRUB ,& TREE TRIM and REMOVAL WATER SERVICE· 1,000 GALLONS POOLS, WEUS CISTEINS Call Anytime 992-2371 J&L INSUUTION MGstk - •LI(iHT HAULING •FIREWOOD Cll't!ll"'-'e Vinyl Sitting . · . Stamlen Gutter Replaca1111nf Wlnclowt llawn lnsulati011 St.M D.rs & BILL SLACK 992-226. 4/8/11/lfn '. moro, on Rl. 7 112 milo oouth of 222 East Main POMEROY; OH. 992-6872 6-S·'89-ffn Va, Stale Champion 3 fomAy Silo: Thuro., Eloc. BTU olr condhlonorj 10 opel., lllko, fumhuro, Aldaln lompo; 9 Wanted to Buy =-=-:-===:-'-:-:-CompletJ houooholdo of fur- much nlluro & ontlquH. Aloo .& coal hlltere. Swaln'a F1,1mhura Locka. I Auction, Third I Olivo, 81444t-3151. 3 flmHy. At Eurllko. Th<Jro. & Fri. FumHwt 1nd appllancl& by the piece or tntlra household. Fair IWHpere; antlqun; Bedding, toya, antlquH, book1, dlshH, jawtlery, ateNG, floworo. ALL Yord Sllll Mull Bo·Pold In Advonco. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. 1111· day btfore tho od lo to run. Sundoy !"'Ilion - 2:00 p.m. Frldoy. Mondoy odltlon - 2:00 p.m. Soturdoy. Aug. 1,2,3. 142 FIKh Avanuo, GoHipoilo. prlcoo bolng pold. Coil 514-446. Good utod plono, 114-448-86711 oflor 6:00PM. Junk Coro with motoro, $50 & ~158 . down. wlo matorw, $25 6 down. Richerd Go orgo, It 4-388-9095. Junk . ctrl with or without motoro. Coil Lorry llvoly It 4- :JIUI-9303. or 992-7121 . 4-25-tfn AUTO - DIESEL SERVICE SYRACUS(, OHIO Molt Foreign and Domtatlc Vehid• AIC S•vice All Mtlor • Min'or Repelra · • N!ASE CertWisd M•chanic <ALL 992-6756 "DOC" VAUGHN RECYCLING OPEN 7 D~YS 9AM-7PM EXCEPT HOUDAYS Sllurdsy Aug 5lh. 11-5. Cornor UHd Clrouool Sildo Pro)ocror. Thlnf& <lropo. Flrllllmo. Wlllll, Phone 304-578-2021. Ruuoil, Bilker Elleto. ' Uo!"' fumhwo oncl -hold Yard Sllll, Julr 3, or- TlrriCI oppll....... Phono lt4-74Z. -In Contonorr: nlco ochoot 2048. ciOthlo, loll mloc. K...._ choop. C-;UHd-';---;fu-rnl--;1:-uro--;-::T--::tho:-----p--;loc-o-or Yord Solo: Fri., Sit. Aug, 4 I 5. ontlro h01111hal oloo lolling. 114-742-24U. 11-4. 1 Bolmont. Void lalo: 1huro, Fri., Sit. 2 Employmenl Services mil• G4d al Gollopollo on At. 588. pt, Plea511nt & VICinity Llnono. )uno, gtOH, much Aug. 3c4_,1. ~::..N. Mlln St:G:OO till 7:uo ( yord). H!!9h oxporlonco. or B.A. dog'" pluo flvo YOIJI uporioncoln aging Aug. 2,3,4; 2218 ond 2221 Jof- flroOII ..vo. 4 Fomlly Silo. mor& Thon 1:00:1:00 Frl G:00-6:00. llby cfolhH, mena euttl llze 31, mite mene and women. otothn, etc. NoJI ·Ferrous Middleport Give Us A Call Today" Cal 992-2772 Pom,tJtoy, Oh. 992-5114 7. 143, 01rec1or. OUIIIfleaUone Include M.A. dtgi'M plul lhf'H year• "Moving In" Sale. Fur,. programs: demQnatrltl aa. hOUihold, Hom1 Interior, ohalr ministrttive sbllltyj experftncti hair dryer hCMIH /,lint' In propos11 and grant writing; matlrfal, cl~hlng, ca an moN. knowledge af n..c:l• af the al· Back Ylrd Slle, FJr.a Ev•, 2321 darty ; acfvoc1t1 tor lhl 111derty; public tpeaklng ability· Ll.,eoln Avt, PI · PH. Aug 3,4,5. knowledg• of community baaed 1;00 untl ! :00 PM. long~ttrm care eyattmt:. Ex~ Yon! Solo 1712 Joffo.-. Blvd. perionco In Modlcold funding . Pomaroy, · -tals, Plastia, Stainless Stee~ Etc. 11 Help Wanted POSITION AVAILABLE Slorch CommlltM ol tho Aroo Agency on Aging Dletrlct 7, Inc. Iii occoptlng opplicotlono for tho poohlon of Encutlvo We Buy All i:OOI•ft!_dJ~ lvlllll At 7-U-'89-1 mo. clothing. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ....... . FRI!I! UTIMATES IVIJIIHGS and MORE Cortlfiod. U-tocl Shop S/131" lf!o Part• Home . 169 N. 2nd 2-3-tln SERVICE •New • Uoed Tir01 . lAY'S BEAUTY SHOP W. atov.. exctlltnt condi 13,000 1·1-1 mo. WALK-IN WELCOME chall'l, Aucllonoor. Rick Pooroon 11con1 Hd In Ohio ond Wnt ~llnlo. Baoklng Auc!lono, 77:J578S. MARTIN'S FURNITURE '"· 992-5612 10% OFF AU PEIIMS Chur<:h Plaint, OH. Yord solo: Aug. 1-4. 210 South 4th, Middleport, Ohio. ALL MAKES AND MODUS ......1111 ..... 2 H.O. FREE with cou_pon and; purchast of min. H.C. Pack- Tuppe~ Aug. 3,4..1-6. 3 point hhch - · rolraway bed, 48. cup drlpu\ator, SWEEPER REPAIR Alao Trt••••••••• "A 1 Reasonable Prices" Mtthodlol Public Sale & Auction POMEROY. OHIO PERM SALE Chriat, Rolldovlllt1 OH. Augull Ill, 2nd, Lott In Racine area, male, lo~· Badrc>Qm •ulle, chai!'S1 1ter.o, haired cr1amr whitt cat. Glrlt tamp•, ga• grill, DAW T.V:J pet, reward oftlred. 614-~9- . drapa, children and adun PH. 949·2101 Rt. 124, Pomeray Ohio STAFF of light blue eye1, anawera to 3rd, and 4tn. OFFERED AT Naw thru Stpt. 9, 1919 224 E. MAIN ST .. 992-9976 Col.,.no Ilia. Ctiureh behind COdy, family pet, wo mloo him vory much.i plliH coU 304-875- Nolghbo<toood Yord Solei 2754 or57o-tt75. Auguol3rdJ.4th. 10:00-4:00. Co" nor Sixth ~1. ond Collogo Rd. Roger Hysell Garage S~eeltlllft" earne ~~! ondB~~~~~ o.:."~':.'"J ~=~:~~ ~~iir~!:·~~-l DRY CLEANING SERVICE Fabric Shop 992-2284 . comp~ter, gamas, color clotho, books. Garago 1111. 4 lomlly. Roln or ahine. Aug. 3rd .. 11th. Curtainl, shHts, Kids cloth111!g·•h••· misc. Rt. 124 acros1 trom Sub . ond a Mill oru. Coli 304-8751320. lo!'lJ• go11go · "Free Eitlmateo" ·THUIS. E.B. 6:U P.M. SUN. E.l . 1:45 P.M. ' •Mobile Rentals •Lot Rlntllt I L. Wr:itesel CUSTOM BUILT , HOMES & GARAGES •Mablre Home~ I . Stock Parts for ROACHES • FLEA.S TERMITES • ANTS SPIDERS BEES • WASPS Mtm bel National Pest Control Assn. MEET JHE MOBil$ I · HOME PAB A I engin81 SINCE T976 POMEIOY -El GUS CLUB i Each Rutland,Oh, 6/30/tfn . . 7-12-'lt-1 mo. POII£ROY - 5 acres, vacant ground on top on a hill near town. Great location lor a house or tra1ler'. $3,900.00. . •• •HOWARD IOTAVATORI •Y AIDMAN MOWERS Weeki BUILDERS lllDDUPORT- Nice I floor ranch home.located on a good street. 3 bed(ooms. bath. nice level lot. $23,000.00. ., •ZfTOR TRACTORS •ECHO PRODUCTS RENT (By Day or MIDDLEPORT- PRICE REDUCED- Good Street. This nice HI story home features 3 to 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen wrth dming bar, all storms and many otherlealures.lncludes trailer lot. Call for appointment. $25,200.00. · SlllTH RIDGE- ApproM. 35 acresofvacanl ground, w1th a5 to IO·acre.haylield and the rest in woods. ApproM. 1500 ft ol road frontage. $16,900.00. 4 GIVE AWAY-Pirl Booglo pup- . lOOMS AND APAITMEJIIS FOI NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Nice home w~h 2 to 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, WBFP. carpet and NGFA heat. Full basement and nice yard. •rze, Girl• ~k Grove Rd. Car aut, b1by nlng, blby changer, baby clothes and materr'llfy clott••· 949-2l68 ' WANTED l. W. STEW TRUCKING •Gravel WITH POMEROY,O. 992-2259 4,5. Corner of Col logo,, 3,4,1 ,12,14. Jro. 13,14. Baby. 7-13-'89-111)0. pd. NOW OPEN .• ............... Oh. .PARTS AND SERVICE For Moll 2 end 4-cycle TRI-CO. TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Painting ,, 1\'0 : WtJY · OHIO RIVER . CAMPGROUNDS 608 E.Maiiri ....... tnformtion mo. pel 7-1~-'89-1 . loaiNIIatValley.._..r 7-2•·'18· 1 mo. d. ROUSH (ONSTRUCTION ~~ .,.9,92-5288 DAVE'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 1·100-535-2199 3/1 7 -24-89 1 mo. ·7 -21-'89-1 mo .. 250 SHEETS PER ROLL 2-PLY. Au~ en ern1n. ..wing mach ne appliance•, dl1h11, air concdtionar, kn&ck· I MID YAaa, Tol Frn Cloaed Sunday . 992-7 Pomeroy, Ohio llnen1, spr11ds, dish•, Echo Ware, clothing, peM, milk g1u1, fumtture, •ma11appllanc•. clothing. Grog B~lloy'o, FlatwoodaRd. Augull 2nd,3rd. G:00-4:00. Moln St. Rutlond, houoo bohlnd R&S $aloo. Storool Whlto lroodlo 2 mother, cat1 & 2 klftW 10 1 Now Taking 52.90 lb. Main 992-6910 ring , curtalnw, drapn, btddlng, waterbid, blcycln, . toya. btdoproodl ond dropn, mloc. Announcements Slop By and See Us!- Flnanclna Available • ·MASTERCARD and VISA WELCOME HIOW HOUD&Y IIIN, IAIIAIIGA, OliO · Registrations. . East 7-18-'89-tfn 810 Soulh Soc<>r)d, Mlddroport. Auguol 1-4. Dlomond M110<1 Augull 3, 1-5, Aug. 4, 11-2. Hom- ' S2.50 lb. OHiO VALLEY BULK FOODS Newland ~lhe IN MIDDLEPOn, OHIO EOE S2.35 lb. 1\!EW SUMMER HOURS Mon.-Tues. 8-6; Thurs.-Fri. 8-6 Wad. & Sat. 9-6 WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS! Citrus Hill Select Orange Juice Grant A. liF.=f.~iiii~A~~~~;:;;:;~g;;~:; I low Cholesterol-low Salt) "AS · 011 TV" FROZEN CONCENTRATE GRAPEFRUIT , JUICE OR · . (614) 667-3271 WANl ADS Immediate full tim.e and part time openings are · available for licensed practical nurses to work in ' the Medical/Surgical Unit and the· Skilled . Nursing Facility. Salary commensurate withe~­ perience: Excellent fringe benefits. Contact: · · · . Sale lb. lb. !Low Cholester!)i) Heidi Ann Swiss ............ Sand-Stone-Dirt or at Veterans Memorial HO!ipit•a! . Mulberry Hcts. Pomeroy, LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Farmers ........................... 53.00 lb. 52.50 lb. • . $3.49 DUMP TRUCK 45631 Help Wanted Swiss Cheese ....... s3.55 lb'. S3.05 lb. ,. " GallipOlis, Ohio lndustrieo Inc . 992-6681 . (71 30; 181 1. 2 3tc Marble Cheese ............... '2.85 lb. S2.35 lb. 2-Ltr. - located at 1310 Carleton · Tips • Decorating Bags, 'etc. Smoked Cheddar ........... ::1: ~614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-2104 z 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Mentel Retardation facility Road, Syrcu08, Ohio. For additional infoimatlon ca·ntact : Keith Black, Meigs NEWLAND ENTERPRISES :; Licensed Clinical Audiologist Pomeroy, Middleport &VIcinity knackl and oti'Mr miec. lttme. Cake Boxes • flavorings $PECIAL THI$ WEEKI Baby ~· LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 1989. The ocheduled time io 1:00 p.m. Location will be the ·Meigs County Board of PUBLIC HEAliiNG NOTICE The Moigo County Com- DOZE.R $1l£WORK • ROADS CLEARING . List,nina -- Dependable Hearinc Aid Sales &Sen1ic!l " 'Hearine Evaluations For All Ages cling. The purpose of this public Powder or Paste Food Colors Asst. 01 (8) 2 1tc OPEN Gift Wrap many eccosiens ................... 90<-6 75C OFF LABEL TIDE UOUlD LAUNDRY DETERGENT ohlpo. cling Program. Oivi1ion of Utter Prevention and Recy- D&R TACKLE BOX 54 Mlscellaneo(Js For 10:30' A.M. in the Auditor's Office of the Mtlgo County Courthouoe, to review the 1990 budg•• for the County. Corporlliono, end Town- Business Services ter Prevention end Recy- In Memoriam , . PANSY GIBSON. Public Notice Commilsion !ft'ill meet Mondov. Auguo1 7 , 1989. at 11 ROBE~T R~a~·asoN and ow ., Public N otlce 2 The Daily Ohio & VIcinity · 1 .o.u ......., frl:~l" 4. .... -• ..,... h • . oiHn StOut. · · ·• '--· 1 tornlly Yord 0111. A,.. , ... At. 7 to AI. 143. S/4 mno cout 143. Dlcu.-., 111111 Rt. 143, Ptlltlloy,ONo. proforrocl. Ruponolbllltl• ln- elude lht overall manlfllmtnt· of the org~nl11tlon and Ita con- lrocti; btlng on !"'voello for tho olldirly end molntolnlng coordlnsl1on 1nd cooperation bttwoon 11110; llldorol ond locol ogoncl•. BogiMing annual ulory lo 121,100. Tho Aroo AGency on AGing lo reoponllble for plonnlng, •niOpmont oncl coordination of aervloH tor oa.. dor odulbl living In Southaaotorn Ohio. Appllconto should moll rooumH to: Mo. Joyce Shont A- Agoncy on Agln·t DlotriCl 7, lno. P. o. Box 011 niYirtltv ol Alo Orande, Rio Gr1nd1, O'h 45174. A11umn I flmUy. Auo,.t 2ncl,3rd 1~th. will bo occoptod In tho ollice of 4t7 South l"ourth St., Mkf. the Ar<11 Agoncy on Aging Olsdloport1 OH. Shol-, ecroono, trict 7, unlll4 :30 p.m. on August new anon a ~lpptrw, ml1c. 1 ' Equal =ly. . . . .t-.Jllllaii~~~~~~AI;~tion~ Rt.7 011 1f4 irtl,4tll. - h lor ....... - A....,._ IIWotlor, ............ olothoo, .....-; Rain MriiiM 001101111. ........ ~ok �Sentinel 11 Pomeroy HelpW.nted LAFF-A-DAY 44 · 2 nUrMI aldn, ahop clerk. . In~ quire at Odell and Enda Shop, \ lllddllpM . 3 J rm., untumlthed apt. No rtnt, email ealary, care tor lady/part- Road/J~klon Ave. arta. ·eau Kon Plonl1-800o888-5t4o. A- • Llmltod limo only $5.00 f•• ·appcNntment "billed to first order'". alze frM on , yow order). 8 ·Z "My d~d told me having toraxtenlon N0. 1122. osk apet was a silly idea. Then I reminded him that he once owned a pet rock. That's when he got me this dog." Babyolttor noododo my ho-. 1-:=:=:=======~ tor evening shlh. Two children 9 Rentals Financial ond 12. 1114·367.0212 boforo · 2p.m. 41 Houses for Rant Dontol Aaoistant. Full·timo. E•· 21 · Business z bedroom bath, newly pertene• pr•terred, but not dtcorated, beautiful carpet. nocnoory. Sand rnume to Bo• Opportunity 006, c/o Galli polio Dally Tribune, ---;....;-;==::-''--- Pomeroy. 614-892-5858. G1ll1polis, OH !NOTICE! br., home Upper At. 7 n11r OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. 3ohopplng contor. S2751mo. pluo Eam Money typing at home. r•commends thlt you do ncurhy dapooh roq'd. 114-446· $30,000/yalr Income potential. bueiMn with people you know, 618g, or614-446 6865. • ~~Ill, (1)1105-687~000 Exi.B· ~~ug~o ~~II Complotly ,.....odolod 2 br., Jn..ongotod tho offorlng. homo In Contorvlllo. Dop. l rot. : Lo~ E. Millor, Sohlo Oil Comraq'd. 614-245-5204. · pony, 143 Plno St. Gallipolis, For Rent: HouH In Rio Or1nd1, OH, are taking applicat~n• tor $275/mo. pluo dopoolt. 513-393truck driver, must be 21 and 2832. hovo good drlvlng rocold. 9-5 Monday thru Friday. Real Estate Houoo lor rent In Chootor. Phono614-H2-7252. ' Maturt Person, need babysiHer , In our home, In Gallipolis a,..a, Pomeroy, 2 btclroom, g11, -ott · All 3 llh1ha for 2 ~Y•· 614~46- 31 Homes for Sale otnool parking, big yold, op. 9415. ptlances, tamDy room. 814-192· 3 bod- brick houoo with 2151 01614-742-2972. · Medical rocoldo clork. Sldllod. Iorge lot,_ Mid Woy Drlvo. Nnursing facUlty Is 111rchlng for H•••n. uood Cond. 304-'173- Soml.fumlohld h.,.., rofrlg., 1 perton with a protealonal af· 1881. &: atove, living room, br., a Uiude that Is detailed orlentld and organized tor their medical 3 bedroom•, 2 blithe on 21 .15 kitchen. 1 112 "hllhl, $250/mo. . ----records de~rtment . Apply In ocr..; bock of llooon. 304-773- _6_14_-4_4_t-_1_734_ ' peraon or Hnd reeume to Ar42 Mobile Homes cadll Nursing Canter, Main Sl., 5&81. 6 room• and bllh, cerrtralalr, 12 Coolvlllo, OH. 45723. ocroo land, wolklng dlotonco to for Rent NURSING CLINICAL INSTRUC- Point PINNnl. 304-675-7235 2 bedroom treiler, you pay TOR-HTC II Hiking applleanll roqulrod. tor a 60% clinical tnstructor 8 room• end bath. O.n 3 to 4 uiiiiiiH. Dopooft position. . Position acr11. Westpoint Rd., Hartford, Phono 30,_.75-25!11. responslbifltl•a lnclud• skills w.v. $22,000. 1-614-282-8218 2 br., AC, turnllhld, beautiful 11boratOry practice ind testing collect. river vl"!'f In K1nauga, Folter'a 82! Third Avenue, 45631. :n:tyo::':: ========--- 1nd clinical Instruction In 1 medical/surgical and obstetrical 1r1a. Desired qualifications In· · elude rec1nt obstetrical IX· ' parltnee, I B8Chlfor at Scl1ne1 ,. Degru In nursing and tither a Mast1r'1 Degree with 1 major In nursing or wUIIngntss to enroll In 1 graduate nursing program. .Contact the Personnel OHice, Hocking Technical College, Nel· son•lllo, OH 45764; ~14·7533591. AN EOUAL . OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER . NAad delivery men, full and par1·11ma. Must have a clean, neat appearance. Be at least 21 yea rs old, have a good driving record and bl able to drive 1 van . Business In based In Meigs County. Send application to Box 729V, Pomeroy, Ohio. Need money for back to school clothes 1nd Christm1s? Work your own hours, showing House of Lloyd hom• Dacor, fashions, toys, gifts, Chrlstma• decorations. Free $300 kit. FrH 1 7.99% llxed rate mortgage Mobile t1ome P1rl(, 8f4-448oo money av1llable, 2.75 points, 30 1602.. yr. term. 'Loane are 1vallabla on 1 fllr 1nd equ11 baale 2BA In cOuntry. Vinton araa. . 111gardlna of race, color, an· Stove, rlfrtaar11tor. Wlllr,· traeh costry, nallonol orlglnh reli9Jon, paid. S175lmo. $150 dopoolt . or phyalcal and1c1p. 614-388-9888. Wlsem•n Rul Estate, 614-4463644. 44 . Apartment All new 3 br., home· k)cated on for Rent .1 1x Rt. 160. Prleld to move. 614- 388o8711 . Applo Grovo homo, 2 bodrooms,· basement, nlee cond, prieta shown byu •Ppolntment only, 304·576-2466. reduced, 1 br., with stove & retrigera.lor, l !n~o~~t:~~mo~-~W~•~•Ia~r~ln~Coli 614· 2 bedroom apanmant, Gllllpolll baalment, brHZiway, cantral air, fireplace, corner lot, much mere. 304-525-8929 after 6:00 PM. F1rmer'1 Home Administration IVIillblt. Approved IIIC· tional now on display. French loant .2420 M'ln.i nge. 1 5:00. Point Pleasan1 & Mason Gino's pump, in-ground pooi·City Schools•$70,000. &14·24S.9375. Nice 8 room home, 2805 Birch Avenue, 3 bedrooms, lotmal Stores are now accepting ap- ~;~~~~;;_om, family room. 304' plications tor all positions. A.D. only wa nted. 18 1'\ours per 32 Mobile Homes week. W.I.C. counseling. Meigs for Sale County Health Dept. 614-9926626. 12x55, 2 bedroom. Good con· Sa lesperson to call on mining dillon. Call614· 992·5858. Indu strial account• In 12x65 1970 Cresllnt,14x60 1972 Southeaste rn Ohio and American like new, neighbo ring West Virginia area. gas heat. 2Recondition br., central alrl$6950. Pr; ler experienced, a ggressive, 614-446...0175. • self moti vate d individual; Com· pa n~ furnishes transpo rtation. 12x65 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, All resumes will ba considered. $4,500. 304-67S·2722. Reply to Blind Box Cia 004, clo · Galli polis Daily Tribune 825 1978.14 x70 3 br., 2 baths $8,000. Third Ava.; Gall ipolis, OH 45631 . 614·367·7808. WA REHOUSE TRAINEES Le;1rn In ventory and slock con· lrol. Li mited openings. Full pay while tr&ining. If you ara In top physical condition, umJer age 26, and are willing to rtlocate. Call 1-800·282-1384, Thurs. 9a .m.·2p.m. Mon.· SIHplng room• with cooking. 232!5, or44&-4425. . Have roioroncn. 814-667-3402. 15 Schools & Instruction 1124 E. M1ln. Street, Pomeroy. month. 304·675·6730. Apartment lor rent 304·67S. 2 bedroom 56 2 p1ocEo rull ftoral couch ond ch•1r. xcellent condlllon. 1:ZOO. 47 Wanted to Rent 304-'173-5492. Wontod to I.Mn or ront 3br. Mognum, with now corrylf111 home In Kyger CrHil School 357 cou, full box ol ohollo, S25g, Dlolrtct. 114-441-6!158, or 114- 614-388-11624,814-388-9059. 446-9988. ~::---::-~----- 3tJ Inch gu 111ngo, good con49 For Lease dillon. S75. Quorl conning joro, rlngo. 14.00 dozon. Colta14-fi2Very nice ep8cloue 2nd floor, 3 7215. br., ·opt . . untumlohod, atovo 6 Big Dakoto Farm Homo buln on ratrlg, hlltoric home downlown your lot, 1;!4,995 6 Up. Collll4$275/mo. Utllllloo .411111, ref. 888-7311. •. · raq'd. Collll4-4411-4425. 51 Pets for Sale Goods LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sof110 ond cholro p-lcod from $395 lo $995. Tabloo SSO ond up to $125. Hldo-o-bodo $390 to $S95. Rocllnoro $225 to $375. Lompo S21 to $125. Dlnottn. $109 ond up to 1495. Wood toblo w-6 cholro $285 to S795. Dosko $145 up to $375. HulchH $400 6 up, bunk bodo comploto with mattre11 $295 end up to $395. baby bodo $110 Mattras- ... or box spring• full or twin $78, ftrm $S8, ond 898. Quoon uto S271 ''6 up, Klf111 $350; 4 dra.., chest $89. Gun Cabinet• 6, 8, I 10 g~. Baby mat1ressa1 $35 a 145. Bod lromoo $25, o-n Slzo S35 6 king !ramo 150. Good Mlectlon of Mdroom •utcH,, metal Clblnels, hoodboonlo S30 end up to $65. 90 diY8 AIM • • cash wUh approved credit. 3 mi. out Bulavillll! Rd. Opon 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, lhru Sol. Coll814-446-0322. Bad a mo. old. Queen elze. New cond. $150.614-446-2297. C'ort.e tlblt, end 1abln, wood ch1lr1, w~lte Hdroom auit1, Qu.. n IIZI bed, trlpll drMIIr. Full llze bedroom 1ult•. !I dr~wer ct.st, dr.Mnr with mlr~ ror, aolld wood, Broyhill. Uka new. 614·892·2733 after 5pm. Roglatorod molo Wool Hlghllnd W.t itl 'Tirrl« puppy. lorn 4-1• ~ru p1pen• .·11~. 114-742-: GOOD USED ~~~~~~~~~:~· ~ .. . ""I'"" I14-441-71CM or 14-441-ei751.r · rangoo. Skaggs Wlshtf'8, dry1r1, refr1glrltOrl, Builllng Supplies Appllancu, Block, brick, aewer l)ipea, windows, lintels, etc• .Claud• WinCroot Motol. Colll14-446·7398. ters, Rio Grinde, OH Call 614· 245·5121 . PICKENS FURNITURE New/Used Wast VIrginia Truss, root truaHou!lehold furnlthlng. 112 mi. I H built lo order, Route 21, one Jarrlcho Rd. Pl. Pleasant, WV, milo North ol Rlploy. 304-372· call304-675-1450. · 9323. Upper River Ra. Beeld• Stone Refrig. frost free $ stove sell· claanlng 4 ~· old, both white, S6 apt, flference and security dtposlt required, New Haven, 304-882· 3267. You"' rabbll8 born ·Juno 22, Iorge miKod brNd, oolld color molH. $S.OO NOh. Coll614-4464680 · 57 Musical Instruments & Livestock 61 Fann Equipment 1450 Oliver Troctor, 53,850. VarmHr I round baller Ford tractor ~50. hay $2,7t5. alill Fold Front.. nd l..~or. 1495. I14-28HI22. 400 gallon Mueller Sllln.ftl8 111110 Milk Tonk. 114-386-9946. Now Hollond Sklrry Monoaur Sproodor, uiOd 1 yr., 18ft. Potz. Silo llo unloodar, uHd 1 yr., 814388-911411. Sow cholno to fh ony nw.~, buy one get one free dr1wlng, uallla 1nd Mason County flln. Sldera Equlpmonl, 304-675-7421. 71 on rented lol. 304·675-204 7 or 614·367·7120. 1986 Redman. Sectional 28'x56' 3br., 2 bath, CIA, must be anytime, ;;--,-.a.,.u,..3,.·:-;:-:-:--::---,-:- 2 ac,.. lol, Alhton, Maeon 80, public watll', $20,000.00. 30594::5_..,..98_3,-·--;---:--:-:-:-::::-:: 408 acre~ lor eale. Old Tltua property. Mlnorol rtghll 814·742· 2711. . =:. BOATERSII Morcury M-utooi, •-'11111 -Jon llobllo Marlnol...we como to you. t-e14258-58111. Now lllld"Uiiod Porto. o. 11183 Doctoo Omnl Hatchbock, good cone!, otond.tld, air cond., whlllwollo. 304-876-3188. g::t =r· 15188 Ponllac Orancl AM, 2 dr., 1uto. trana., AC, 1t1reo, AM~FM, Autos for Sale 76 · Clrd 181A·'-~aopardyl Q 260 010 engln1 1nd trarisml•· aJ Croaaflre llil Major Leaoue BaNball olon • comploto. Phono 304·5762604. 3&0 Pontile E1111lno, U7S, 350 Ia Crooil a Chaae 7:35 (I) Major Leaoue Ba11bllll 8:00 ()) MOVIE: Super S..t (GJ (2:00) el]) 0) Unaolved Myllerlae (R) (1 :30) Q Ill Growing Paine . Carol doesn't want to attend her parent's alma mater. (R) Pontiac Tran1mlulon 171, Pan. tloc llolgo, 814-367·7895. POOR BOY TIRES, 304-67113331, fronl ond allnmont 111.91. 4,000 good uHCI llroo, ooml tlrea, new tlr& UHCI pickup bodo, Ford 1118685; Chovy, Dodge, ohort or long, 304-67fo~ or 171-e281. · ·• .. . .. .- e ()) • g 18 ft. Trovlll Mollor Compor, S t - ._ fully contolnod. Goo~ ohopo. S15d0. 197t Fold eoua-~~ llrooi! now binary. S351f. • 11c lhtnnor Hill. lllddloport. ' 1185 Shuta camper, 1T, air conclltlon. Con bo •t til Bunfotto Addition. 304-8717301. Conotto, crulil. 11 4-446-18118 p.m. Freo •llmat•. Coli 114-237-0481, day or a • r • a • • • Wotorprootlng. Eloctrlcol, rooting, colloct 1· night. R o m • ' I AS ARmOti£ SAID, am HI! I ~TO.MAKE ANEWFRIEiND · kftchon · EVERY ClA-Y... AND"!!t.. Leny King LNit MOVIE; Portcy'l II: The Next Day (R) (2:00) 9:30 Ill]) 01 Knight a liaye Hank hires a gunman tor an on-air stunt but the plan . backfires. C (]) Profeaafonal Bowling Ill Robart Guillaume Edward's dad, Henry, reacts 10 feeling useless . (R) C Ia uso Celabrlly 1our llicky Skaggs and Suzy Bogguss bring the music of home to American soldiers besed in the Philippines and Okinawa. 10:00 ()) 71111 Club 0 Y-rday, TOday l Tomorrow Mary Alice Williams, Marla Shriver and Chuck ScarboroiJ9!1 ·· co-anchor. (1 :OO)_Q IIl Chine Beach )eckett's need tor inner peace leads him to a surprising source . (R! Q (II) WIMgUJ VInnie goes underc:o..r as the owner of Dead Dog Records. CAN I'VE ALREADY~ N<;f N'aW FRJENDR::RWOA.Y. qo ..JUMP" IN "THE LAKE-. lotion, all romodlllng 304-175- , 2440. . Fetly TrM Trimming, atump • e ()) re1110val, call304-875-f331. •1 : Houll and tl"lller rep~~lr. Under- 1 pinning, polndng, lnoldo ond out, plumbing. Wll point ' oolllngo. 114-fi2·1858. Ron'o lV Sorvlco, opoclallzlng ; In Z.nhh alsa Hrvlclng moat' . .I]) othlr brande. Hauaa cefta, eleo,. some IJ'J'IIIrtce repairs. WV. 304-576-23111 Ohio 114-141. 1911 ChiY)', 3011 m-. 114-3117· 2414. 7118. Rotory or coblo tool drlllng: complolod ..mo·:~· 1911 Fold F100 cullom ohort Moat•JII bod. Style oldo. 302, VI, outo. 1 Pump ooloo ond oorvlco, air, rei( nice. $3200. 1881 Fora 1118-1.1802. ahort bed. Slip side. 300, I cyl., SWEEPER ond 11wlng mochlno 3 opood whh o•or ctrlvo. $1500. 111polr, porto, and oupplloo, Pick 114-892-31182 up and delivery, Davia Vacuum Cle1ner, one half mill up 1911 Fold pickup. I cyt., olln- a-goo CrNk Rd. 114-446dold on floor. 1110 Chivy 02114. pickup. 4 whNI dn•o, outo. 814MW749. , ~ Sopllc Tonk Pumping 8111~Oolllo RON EVANS ENTERPKISES, 1914 11-10 orMII block 400, Y-1; Co. Jocklon, DH 1-8011-537-8521. aut~lL P~~- o r - of. for. rf.;oR4, 82 Plumbing & 11117 Fold Rongor 414, Heating I olld, -~ liijiCIIon. 114-24........ CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Foufth and i>tno · Golllpoll!l Ohio Coli 114-44t-38oo or l14-44f. 44n. Plpo ft In or Plpo II out. C.W. Do•loon Plumbi1l Trwnchlng 74 Motorcycles dr~~lne • ftler Ml, 114-4* 0119. Mornlngo or E.. ntngo. . 1971 Trlumoh. 110 oo Tlaw. For oolo or iNdo. 114 1111-4301 84 Electrical & -:tOO, Hlllor Jim. Refrigeration 1971 c~. Wlndlftlold, loco ~ trunk. Rnldantlol or commorclol cruioo, boflolv. Eloollonl wiring, new ..-vice or rapalra. _,.,men. 1111 CRaG Dirt IIIIo. Llconlod otoclrlclon. Rldonour EIOIIIolt -.!on, IIIUat - · Eloctrlcol, 304-17t-1781. 114.fi2.1144. 85 General Hauling =~-...,_Col-:- - . . Wator Houllna. ......, ••• ,... . IOiume .... ..,.....~"" =r::dt"f" ........ - · 2,0110 10 4,000 87 Colt Uphollttry .._.... Upholotllfna otelflllrl - · ~~ yooro. The · In fllmfturo. =,If':" ~-1114 a 81H1 MORK MEEK.LE AND WINTRHOP . blithroom Npl~erhlnl, frlmlng, ' concrete, dry111, ceramic lnetal- , t-, --------···- ... • "TO Llvt A00:0 LIFE,~ MUST 1-!fJW£ 11-lE. ~ . 10 ~ ~Tia.J.'.. n~• A l R w.t• Sorvloo. -._ olowotlo. lmMMiote-1,000 or u llhlnde.c.lll1~ . . - Dltc~~er: (!) World Of Science Discover looks at new c:ommunk:ationtools for deal and blind persons . r;;1 · .Oil Ill 0 Smothers arollian Comedy Hour Dick decides to, dissolve the duo and go his own way. • till MOVIE: Bad Bora (AI (2:30) (JJ PrlmeNewo 1H1 Murder, She Wrote Ia Nalltvllle Now 8:30 (]) s-ault '19 Ill II ()) Head Of The Cllaa . Ct>arlie expels Dennis from the honora class for clowning around. (R) Q ii:OQ (IJ IIi ()) Hooparman Hooperman learns a Jot when ·t>a rents an apartment to McNeil. (R) Q (l) (!) Lyndon ~ohniiOn Johnson ranects on his lila and career from his early childhood in Texas to his triumphant and u~imately tragic presidency, in this one men show. (1:30) 111 Jake & The Felman Tourist, wi\o witnessed a mugging, helps solve a rash of murders. (R) campers • Motor Homes WHAT ARE WE HAVIN' WITH TH' FRIED CATFISH, AUNT LOWEElY? BOW WOW WOW I! HUSH e ()) PUPPIES!! .IJ2) (R)~ aJ Evening Nawo .. ASTRO-ORAPH BERNICE BEDEOSOL J & J Wllor fllnllcJ. 8wlmmlnt poolo, o1otomo,·wollo. Coil 114' 241-8211.,• Wll ~ In "" homo. Roaonoble r - llillllwncoo ...lloblo. All ..,..._ _olao 1H1 Andy Griffith 1H1 Miltml VIce Ia Top 7:QJ (I) Andy Griffith 7:30 Ill]) Family Feud (]) Women'• Bodybuilding California Championship l[om San Diego, CA (T) (IJ Entertainment Tonight (0:30) . . D ()) USA TOday D ERNEST Auo-1.Chance, • ..n u your own '-ully, will be the two primary faclon ihat will enlble you to acid to your t.oldliiOB In tile ,... at.cl. H'almporlant 1111!1 you act on your Idea lnata.d o1 a11111tg on In lftla cyde. "*" LIO (.... ii-Atlt- 21) Chalteng6a llltll't llklly 10 lntlmld8ll you too.y. In fact, ~ fllll' iiiiOama ...... You'U beiOoldng lor IOIIIIIIItlng that wit tal your mettllllld ll11na out your.,. wart qvalllteL Leo, nat yoUnlelf to a birthday gift. Send tor ·your Aa1ro- Graph predlctlonl tor the year ahead by mailing .$1 to Aa1ro-Graph, c/o this newapaper, P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be aure to atale your . zodiac tlgn. VIRGO IAuo. 21-Sepl. 211 Once you give your word or make a c:ommHment too.y, ~atea will know !hey can rely on you to fOllow through. II It llh.ould prove to be Inconvenient to keep your promise. I.IIIIA (lept. 2I-Oct. 23) If a partiCular peroon you haven't seen much lately keeps running through your mind today, II mlgltt be a .gooclkl• 10 1181 In touch u 10011 u poulble. SCORPIO (Clot. M Now. II) Once your amblll0n8 are arOUMd todltl', you will nOt be delettld from acltlevtng your 011)ecl'-. You'll be dhw, bold and per. tllaleittllld lhllla the mix NqUired 10 be easy-going Individuals will make your beat companions today. Their ability to acljuat their oplnlona to your will make them comfortable to be .,ound. PISCES (l'eb. ....a'Ctl 211JIIIo0kalike you might have to work a trifle harder than ....,.. today, but you're not apt to mind It .,_.se of the gr8111k:atlon you'll experlenc:e from completing dlfll· cuh tal<8. ARIEl (llarciii1·Aprll11) Your loyally . and aupport, u well u the faith you'll have in a good friend' I lei-, wUINIMI to lnaplre tnd encourage your pal to give ewen greater reign to Imagination tOday. . TAUIIUI (Aplll 211 1111J Ill) Your lnlnd and Nlll glll*'llklly to be fOCIIIICI today on trying to help people tor whom you,... r.pot~~~btll. Your e11orta will be ·.-ctMi lnd IliON In your charge wiH SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23 ho 11) You are axbwtJelt wei "!ulppld to IWtdle c:rlllc:at ...... today. TNt II '"CNtW you'll know how to evaluatethlnge logtCilly and phllolophlcelly. CAI'IIICOIIII (0.0.11 , _ 111 Vlewtnt 1111 t'MIIattcllly and not eapectlng anything you haWII't earned·will m8ke you ext~ aumnlul 81 .,..._you att1mpt to clo today. · AGUARIUI (.1111. 20 Feb. 11) ~ature, ,..., 11 ....... 211) , _ . wlllre11*1 you lor 'JOAif vtiwttoday, bec81tM you'l ... the truth If they'll II' a painful to youl'lail or HonetiiY lithe ball policy. CAIICIII (.lttne 11......, II) TOday you ShoUld be r a = d at bcllh m8klng money lnd k 10 apend It property, You Won't Uk lor morelllln you dUJM, nor are apt to accept Jeu · a.wtn...r. . t0:20 (I) MOVIE: The Aevengaro (PGJ (2:00! ~0:30 (l) , 9 News I!) How Far Hollie: Yetarana All8r VIetnam This inspiring · portrait of the postwar J"e of the Vietnam .veteran dispels stereolyplcal myths while offering a compassionate study of adjustments. (0:30! i180nltaga liD lamar Milar •I]) away if you Compll!e !he chuckle quotod ...1.-..J.L.-....r..-L..-.I · by fi lling in rke missin'g word1 you d&velop from :step No. 3 below . ,., SCIIAM-LETS Atf!WIRS Nation - Grow.f - Venue - Tll.wdry - AROUND Daffy delin~lon : A parking apace Is an area that vanishes just 88 soon 88 you turn AROUND. BRIDGE NORTH • 1-%-lt ·--- .KJI08 7 8AQ'6S3 Two losers disappear . .74 2 WEST .QJI095 .432 • 10 2 .K J 10 James Jacoby EAST . A 86t2 --- . 8 K J987t .9 5 South's jump to five hearts asked SOUTH North to bid the slam if he had a eon· .K 73 trol. But if North ha~ the queen of .AQ965 spades (not a control), th.e club king --and the heart king, that might well be .AQ863 enougb for slam. But South was run· Vulnerable: Neither ning out of bids to describe his hand. Dealer: South However, if he had bid only four hearts, North should cue-bid his spade Eoo1 · West void, so the final contract would be six Pass Pass hearts regardless. Pass Pass Against the slam, West made the obPass All pass vious lead of the spade queen. Certainly declarer could ruff his spade losers Opening lead: • Q with dummy's hear·t s, but wher,e would that leave him in the club suit? ·He would need to find the club king in the East hand or, if West had the king !loubleton. do some fancy guessing. defense? Despite holding the ace of spades, How much better for declarer that he was familiar with loser-on-loser play. East should double four diamonds as a South simply discarded a low club . lead-directing strategy. East does not from dummy on the opening lead. eJ<pect the opponents to reach slam East won the ace and played back a without some sort of spade control, cluli. Declarer rose with the ace, and a spade lead from parbter migbt" cashed the spade king while diseard- "just solve a crucial problem for deing . another low club from dummy, clarer. But the diamond lead Y'Ould and erossrulled the hand lor 12 tricks. give away nothing and so should be enDid something go wrong for the couraged by East. CROSSWORD b,- THOMAS JOSEPH . ACROSS 2 Bustle fish 3 Stitch 5 Roman 4 Restaurant lady's feature 5 Stringed garment Instru10 Concept ment ( "11 Gemstone &Prong \ 12 Stadium · 7 "Swinging 13 Lines, In printing Yeatlnllly'~ Anewer 14 Do penance Star· 18 Reserved 8 Table 18 Wise about 32 Economize 18 Neighbor part 19 Pinch bar 33 Male sheep of Ga. 9 Frothy 20 Rumanian 34 TV's · 21 Disney film brew city Day st 22 Obelisk 11 Aperture 21 Pummel a Time· 24 Napoleon's15 Thai231t's used 35 Convened exlla . landers In cooking 37 Hoosier wit Island 18 Soothing 27 Wobble 38 Red or 25 Volcanic cream 28 Metal Yellow spew 17 Glowing 31 Diving 39 Cooking 26 Fend off coal bird abbr. 28 Dona In 29Three (pref.) 30 See 32 Across 32 With 30 Across, director of "' "Wall Street" 330ne kind of sauce 38 Mall kiln 40 Irregular 41 15th or 13th ol . the month 42 Director Bogdano\tlch .,..._+-T--t--t--t-43- year 1 Food DOWN 1 Apron part DAILY CRYPrOQUOI d - Here'• hn to work lti IIl • ()) Oil el!2l 112 AXYDLB.AAXR IILONGFELLOW O)Nawa (l) To Be Announc:ecl •liD ArHnlo Hall ~ =c, The Dadcalda Annlve,..ry Dinner tiJ M!.nt Vlc:e Gil You C.n Be A Star 11 :30 ()) ll8lman Give 'Em The Axe ~ llll Tonlgllllltow (1):::··· e IL:r;:Q (0:30) .r:::::.r~. · 8 ...,._., P.t. All 'thieOnDeCk Gil Crook l ChaH 12:00 ()) MOVIE: Iuper 8MI (0) (2:00) . ~ (]) lnlkll The PGA Tour . 1 (0~-· ~ ~~"*" Tonlghl .' . • • I~~:{ ~s~~¥. far 11:00 ()) aa-.t Ring Of Wax "*"· -- • Q FortunaC • till WKJIP In Clnclnnau aJ MoMyttna Auto Parts & t... Local ,.ferencn tumlahed. • A R R E Tj H L-..L-- e ()) · 1971 Wlnn~:ttM~ 11, o111pol, !8,2111.00. Coli 75-4460. Of 441-0070. 19n Mldoo Mint H-, tow 1987 Toyoto 4K4, rod 5 loood. mlloago, :J!M-175-37el. Shorp. $6,500. 304-67W93S. · 1978 'logo Trnot Trolllr. 2tl 112 1988 NIONn Sontra XE, 4 cyl. ft. Awning, 1lr, nry alean. At low mi., clean teke over Browno T1111ior Court. 814-992· poymonto, coli Brondo For limo 2229. 6 doy. l14o441-1407. 3511. Coachman HI, Parte Trovoi 1988 Rod Chryolor LIBorron Trollor. 83500. 114-367-0447 "'! Turbo, loodod, 114-44t-3831. 614-849-2840. 1989 Comoro RS,..., pooolbll option, V-8, S11t~.oo. 114-4462082·or 114-446-luo5. Services GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vlhlcloo from $100. Fordo. llorcodoo. 81 Home CorvonH. Chovyo. Surpklo. Buyoro Guido 1-&08-ti7-IOOO, Improvements Ext. 8-10188. BASEMENT Mochonlc opeclol1111 Dodge fl. WATE~PROOFINO 24 $100. 114-441-3131. Unconditional llfotlmo guaron- • new apartment isn't so far away, " the grandmother consoled her grandson . " Besides," she added, "far ·t--T,-,,1'6;..;.-,I"'..,r~~r-; Q 7:00 ()) Fatller Murphy el]) PM Magazine (]) Sportt(:enter (0:30) . Ill Currant Affair CD (!) MacNeil/ Lattrer NewoHaur IIDJ • 0 0) Wheel Of Accessories 79 I 0) NBC Nightly Nawa (!) 3·2· 1 Contact whh llorcury 35 hp molor with 111m ond outo oil Jnjoouon, Morcury Trolllnt molor Sharollno trallor ptua man. AI1 In good conciUon. Col 114·992· 2770. Boll dock, 1 ft. 1 12 ft. Stor1 Phon •••- 8172 • _,_ . r --:--:---::-----. ~llc:e Oil • 0 ces Nawa Q 18 till Lo"' Connection aJ Sllowlllz Today IHI Jefferaona , fi!On Stage 6:35 (I) carol Burnett 11111 -·1987 Londlu 11'1" olm. J ~ Sportalook (0:30) e ()) ABC Newa Q (l) Body Elecblc ' 22ft. Cuddy Clbln _CruiMi, 228 hp v.&, tlblirgiiSI tOP. IXC c0nd, Ii EDGUI .r·.....,..L_U,r;L.,Q......_,Er--1., I• 15 1 1 ~ Ill ~~ rune tlko now. ~oklng Nogotloblo.l14-44t-17U. 63 Livestock ATTENTION Horoo Ownora, 72 Trucks for Sale Paint Plut Ia now carrying tack. P•lrrt Plul, 2415 J1ckson Ave., 1g73 314 ton Chivy, body good Point P111aant, phone 304-175- ohopo, 111 good ""'"· 1\ilodo hood gookM. SUO. 114-388~4. 11885. Rogllllorod Morgan Stolllon, 112 Morgon Phlily l 112 Bolglon 1978 Morcodoo Benz Dloool Wol'll Horoo. 114-317-n&O wotor truck, 2,000 gollon lonk, raody to roll. 114-4411-4086. E•onlngo. t9n 4WD 3/4 ton, Nno good, 64 Hay & Grain bodv fllr, ,_do tronornliolon 450 boiH of Good hoy, S1.00 • wort . S900 firm. 814-381-ltiM. bolo. 200 mulcn hoy, s .so o bolo. 13 round boloo, •15.00 o bolo. Coli 114-1115-3527 or 11 4-667· 6359. Hoy In tho field S1 .00, :104-175- 1911 Chevy C-10, 1/21cin,' lcyl. 1 5579. 8cottld11e, eutomalla. Oooa condition. $2000. Coli 114-1165Transportation derpinning . Very good condition .I]) 8:05 (I) 5:30 --::--=-.--"'=- -rlflciSI,100.304-III-1142. 4427aft~r 1 :00 rooms, 1 ~ baths, central air, washer/dryer 8x10 deck, un- gel$ caught cheating; Joey's joke backtlrs6. Q (!) Reading AelnboW Q 18 till Hltppy Dayo 1H1 Facto Of Llf• 1H1 C8rtoon E•praoo upho~. 1BII8,! Pontloc Trono-Am lilocBk, 1""1 1nterlor. T•To~ PS, P , AC, PW now Uroo, tow m~~;so, Summer apeclel on 89 poole. Huge 19x31 pool. Huga deck, fence, fitter & w1rranty. lnelal· latlon & financing 1vai'-ble. C.ll 55 SOMEDA'I'... I I ,r--,n--2,,.......,,r--1 . IT-~..... , ,..,~,--n,4rl (]) Horne Run Derl>y ARE 't'OU SURE VOU1RE NOT MISTAKEN ABOUT SOMETI-IIN6' MAI{8E WE'LL SEE EACII OTIIER AT CAMP A6AIN a eo · (l) Dagraul Junior High Yick ~ 1981 CMcklnltl 20 tt whh 235 =-'!:::-:=,...-= APPLIANCES ~. 1882 PonUec Phoenix, euto, •lr. hp Johneon, . exc cond, price OJCC. lillln.lnolda NHCio ond out. work88,000 $650. S10,5QO. 304-875-3438. •;to, Rogero Modlcal, 1-800-681-2104. BROWN ., . A61\IN, .... 1980 Cho..no, 4 ooeod, no air cond., t850. 304-f1~M1 oflor ytl 11WBB-9711 I p.m.; onyllmowHklndo. on mo • 11183 Otdo Cloro Brauahlm1 •ory condhlon-lnoldl ona ouf, ~ 7 $3,000. Phono 12 channol Yamoha 300 nilxlng " · boold with rood cooo. 2 PH•oy 1985 Chorgor 82500 1985 Monllora. P....Y 2110 ·monitor CovoHor 12500 1971 Chivy 1 Big Dakota Farm Home bulb on hMd. 2 Shure SMSB owrwr 11,000; i"radl or Mil. 81.. ~~-~~~1 ~24,995 & Up. eon 114- mlcrophonoo. 814-992-1137. 258-mo. 11111 Chrywior LoBaron Turbo CAMCORDER VHS. Shorp. ElooJuhar '~:·:a alum. Cllrrylng cue, battery A·1 •pe. 81 . . Coloo~~.· l~_!.ed•. alrt't"nutl ~~·oopwo, charge .. More. Sell n1w $1299- Individual guhar l11eone, ·-- 1101 1 ' ..,, · Socrlllco S700. Phono 304-e75o l!oglnnoro1 oorlouo gultarlll. Will &09(11 lnld... n. 114-44115119. Brunlcold,. Muolc, Jolt 6751 or44f.7604. Wamlley lnetructor, 114-441- 11111 Ch 1 N v.~ 11 ood For Solo - Concroto ond Ptaatlc eon, lmllod -nlngo. ryw er ow •~• • g ooptlc tonka. All olzoo. RON ohopoloodld, 304-171-2722: EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· Klmboll plano for Nil. 2 yra. 11185 Dodge Chorgor, 4 cyt., 4 eon, OH. 1..S00-537-t528. old. 614·142·3130. apeed, exlnl cltan, toW mll•a. Going out of buelnftt ula. Kimball pleno for ••1•. Excallent WIH maintained, new brlk':i Cako ond candy oupply ohop, concf. $100. 614-446-9778. ohocka,lllruto ond mora. Pric Harrleonvllle. Save up ta 50%. to Mil at only 14000. C.ll 304175-6539. Solo otartlng Auguot 1·15. 614- 58 Fruits & 742-3033. Vegetables 19115 Dodgo Chrogor. 2.2 ~ Solo s 1· 5 opood"-41,000 mlln. o. II om•. 101 y••u · ovoro 114-742""53 oflortiOO p.m; largt~ box.. , lola of certmlc Canning tomatoe1 15.00/buahel ltema $50.00. Couct, and chlir .. your container, $8.00fbuehel - 1985 Fold Eoco~lpsoo. 70,000 1111 1t25. 304-e7s;.1TT7. our· container. 7·11'2 mi. s. of mlloo. 114-38foi>UO. Konwood omptlllor, 110 wono, 2 ~~~~ 111 on Sl Rl. 7' 81 4-258- 19811 Coua• loodld 38,000 reallet opUmue 600 speaklr aysmiiH'I new tlrM, $.1,000. firm. tom11 aound dnlgn ·call. cteek F1'18h c1nning peachM. 614- 304-8 6-547t . all or $300\Qunr V.C.R. now 448-6772 ••or 5 p.m. · S200. 114-446-6172. 19811 Cougor, loodod 38 000 JlloR Produco. Com; tomotooo, miiH. " - tlroo. sa,iillo. Firm. Remington Mod•t 700 3o-otl cucumbonl, boano. · 814-843- 304-875o547t. rlllo. $250. Old Wolnut monllo 1313. -:-:-:::"-:::'-.... clock wllh porcalaln flcll$150. 19811 Plymouth Rollont, auto 614-4411-4045. Trono, ACL.~r., E1. - · · $3750. 114-zoo.o251. SWIMMING POOLS $11118 Farm Supplies wheeled e1ectric acooler. Call CAN'T TELL '1'00 HOW NICE IT'S SEEN SEEING 't'OLI ... ~~~~:· IIl D(J) 0) Nawo 1987 2111. Crtoo.Crooo ciobln cruioor, mony lhlngo r...torod. ss,ooo. 814-24!1-11122. 1972 17 ft. Starcrafl Tri-Hull Boat. 121 HP, Evlnrud . . e Engine, 13500. Colt anor comploto lop,l14-28f.1~11 now 7 00 .:.:; ' ~P·:,:m::.. ~f~~~YR=~~~ 71 Autos for Sale tar'"'"· Household .I · . ~· •I]) I 'LL lal. ~ lll/t.l'! HOFRUT t--' . ·r r - , 1:00 ()) Bonanza: The Loll rude, 2 new bltllrl•, Drive on tnlllor, now 11101, oKc. cond. Coli propelll mow11, 8 track recor. Pl!tS fOr Sale like now. $600 for both. 614-446- :;-:::::-;:;-::::-;:::::::=.:::;-;::;: 22g7, · , 2 pure blood Dochshund $125 2218. oach. 614-446-4045. BEAUTIFUL. APARTMENTS AT Refrlgerllorlfreller and gas BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON cook stove. Both 'good con- 5 month old R~lltered Airedale, f1m111. $75. all 814ESTATES, 536 Jockoon Piko dillon. 614· 992-6844. · 742·2450. from $192/mo. Watk to shop 1 mo\1111. Call 614~46·2568. EOH. AKC Cockor Spaniol pupploo. $250. Thon pupa oro tioautlfull For Rent! Unfurnished 614-992·5883. apanment In Middleport. $135. month. House In Pom~roy, $100. 614·992·7511 . Furnlshld r;=~=~~~====r:~;~;~;;;~~~ 614·992·7471. Merchandise ~~- 75 Boats & Motors for Sale ding mi.lalc coneole, new Victor Country Pork, tow 1.1. )I.,K•KA doloctor . .Adh Routo .,33,Moblio North Homo of Pomeroy. bor lorBon 2'.' ·boll. 114-44dlate, ren1111, pene. 11111. Clll 0548. "·~ C: elderly. May or Juno ond got 1200.00 WMh of Pollllfo IOC-01 - - Phorle 304-675-4130. C.ll lrf4..446.7512. Corner Socon ond Plno. Amplo pal'lllng. Coll814-44~249, 446- 10" Skll Bon Sow. 21" Toro S.K dlcapped In our home. 26 year• 2 acre kit Ashton, . Muon 80, experience. - LPN Ol) _cart. Low bll $ Income honla. Call614·992·6873 c wat«, 20,000.00. 305for V.lloy Fumhuro New and ueld ·fumHuN and ap- 54 Miscellaneous Mere han dl se Commorclol •:roco, 1400 oq.ft. 7475 before 2:00p.m. We care tor llderly and han· care AI. Sl ~':t.:!,o, 7 mUoo oouth of dlooounto now on tuno Ulll and ATY'a lllld ~~- bilcoo, aloo buy onvtlllnt now. PoloM 4 Whootoro, aunf111 0 46 Space for Rent Want to rent trailer In country In Melgt County area. 614-992- Will ken'1 Ap- · M·•· · to · 8:00 · to 6·00 · Also trallor All.•hook·Upl. TW· 110·00 1m Coli after opoco. 2:00 p.m 304· '173- Houro· p.m., Sunday :00 p.m. 565t, Mooon WV. 114-992-2528. Situation Wanted matlon. o..- I I EVENING ~~ M'(~, lllll Hartoj lOft toll. 2400 mil-. 17400. LIM now. 114-446-, 1103. 1185-356 . pliances. ~Ill miiiiL.ucoltolt cOndklon. Call tho be- ' Jow to form lour. llmplo word1. I WOOLWr 114-1... 2874. pliance, 217 E. S.Cond St., Pomeror, &14-0512·5335 or 114- 0· four Rearrange toflo11 of ocramblod wordl ~HI~ 11187 Yamoho VIrago. 531, ·4000 1· 1983 Triumph, 14x60, 2 bod· 5335 or 614·985·3561. Noar bath. 614·245--9244 24S·96n oft or 6. sto res and hospital. lher 7:00 p.m. for more lnlor· microwave ovena. Television Motorcycles &531. Roomolor ront· ""ok.or mpnth. Stirtl 11 S210/mo. oama 53 Antiques 1 Holol. 4-446-esao. :B::-:u~y-:or::-::oo::l:-1.-::R~I.::or:::lno~A~n:::t::lq::,.~.. Wanted. Reliable wom an to live moved. 614·446--8594 after 6. in a nd care for elderly couple. No drink ing, no smakmg. Must 1987 Danville, total 11ectric be res ponsible. Call 614·992· 14x70, heat pump, 3BR, 1·112 12 Point 24 hro: 1-600-341>.0946. Soo at 700 Third Avo. ' String trimer, Ch1ln lliwt, lawn paled. Nice setting, laundry County Appllonco Inc. Good mowers all on sale during lhl tacilltleeavallablt. Clll614·992·. Liatd appllilncet, T.'v. eett. Open Gattia and Mason County F1lr. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 614· Sldaro Eqolpmont, 304-6753711 FOH. 441·118.!t. 127 3rd. A••· Gal· 7421. 2 bodroomk In Roclno. Glo, off llpollo,IJH . Wheelchalre • new or used. 3 ltretl par lng. Cell 814-841- Forry, WV. 304-675-2548. BY OWNER 290S Maplo Avo. 3 bedroom brlck with garage, full 2 bedroom apte. tor rent. C•r- 2 br., apt. 1 up & 1 down, Uppar Cl1t Mobllo Homoo. 614-446- Rl. 7, wotor & gorbogo paid. training, paper s uppll11. No Col- 93 0. Oep. r.q'd. Kan1ug1 ar•1. 614lecti ng. No delivering. ·Also, For Sale : extra nlct 2 br., hom• 446-3940. · booking part i es. ~ 614~46-7002 3 1cre1 terms available, Hi-Way F A b rt 1 Oian a Sanders. 160, nla r VInton. 614-446-6189, 238 lrst VI., 1 r., verv IW, kitchen wllh ttov• & Now hiring tor all shifts apply In or 614-446-6865, refrigen~tor, 1$180/Mo. plue parson, Mon-Sun. 2-4, aslc tor HARTFORD. 8 rooms, bath, ap- deposH . Utllltloo & roforanco, no Sonney Wendy 's 390 Silver prox. 4 acres. West Point Raad. pets. 614-446-4926 Bridge Plaza, Gallipolis, OH $22 000. Call Collect, 1-614·282· 3 room furnished apt, ground 45631 , E/0 /E. 9218 lloor privata entranca and Part-time medical lab technician New L.lsting.Portarbrook·3 br, park 1in~, outskirts ot Henderson, for a fully equipped physician's brick-2 balhl, L.R, FA, Kit, heat all utihtes Included $275.00 ptr laboratory. No shift work. Apply In pe rson. Medical Plaza, 203 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. 8:30 to uptown The Daily sentinai- Page- 1 1984 Honda 700 ShodoW. Uka ,..., $1100. 7,000 pluo mlloo. 11HII5o3875. 11187 Suzuki ~M 25!'1 runo ond look ncollont. S18..,, 304-675- Rent or buy on land contract. Coli 614-992-2403 or 61 4-882· Hourau. ~780. Walorbod, ooml-wavolo• $250. Coii614·H2·2g21. Furnished 45 · Rooms AdultJYoulh ctrrier for dtllvery ot Charltston Glztttt, Sand Hill · &l'llt. 304-675·2120 74 woohor, $Q. 110 oloetrlc Two Aportmonti • 2 bodroom auto' tumlahed, $250 m.onth plua dryor, oportmont olzo, $S5. 814- Pi-nt. Callll4-446-1188. llf*aln. apenment. 3 Hdroom, living room, kltchon1 both. $160. 36 N. Socond. Middleport. 3 bodroom houoo tt25. Nlco looollon, Fourth Sl., Mlddloport. through Frl d.ty 8:00.11 :00 o.m. AVON I All Anon I Shl~oy Spooro, 304-675-1429. AVON • All oro11, Coli Morllyn WN¥or 304-982·2645. . School KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wrlaht Household Goods Fumlahed; In Syracuee. Adult1 ·solf-dofroot rofrlgorllor, whllo, $1 25.. Maytag hoivy duty outo. protorrod. Coli 814-992·2748. Wll hiF, $100. Spelc:l OUNft apartment Income. 614-992-7563 Monday Blby litter, mature reliable per· aon lor 2 school age children prater my hoi"M, Nonh Point 51 $100 cNpoaH 6 ambltlou1 f*lpla naed~ lm· m~ lataly. local branch ot nallon1 l nt1work marketing comJN~ny. Excelltnt part-tfmt $30.00 "" Marilyn Wuver Apartment for Rant 2. 1989 Wednesday, and tl~lrlc j one 742·2352. bodroom furnlohod, 1200 month Soli end RCA HI·FI ln-cobinol. ~~ $100 de~lt and -'ectrlc. Colloftor 5 p.m., 304-671-2474. """ :104-1 3900. Used appllaneee. ·w.llhlra, Hdroom dryers, rang11, rtfrlgerator1, Unturnllhed • 3 limo 614-446-7572 dlyo., 61 4· 446·1 980 oftor 5p.m. .. Middleport, Ohio One letter stands for another. In .this sample A is used for the three L's. X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apclltrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. . · CIIYPTOQUOTE I 1·2 IMLkA Z WF J SML XL RAKXLQ JLI I MFJ Y GAAK I M WI Fl FR GAKI'. PLMJRLJ Y......, •• Crtltto11110te1 THEY SAY A' REASONABLE NUMBER OF FLEAS IS GOOD FER A DOG ..:.. KEEPS HIM FROM BROODIN' OVER BEIN' A DOG. - E.N. WESTCOTI ,, �Wednesday. August 2, 1989 Ohio Rutland block party set Plans ior the Rutland block party, wtllch will be held on Sept. 2, are adv;~nclng and·wllllnclude a full day of activities. A craft show will be held wlt)l participation open to anyone. The fee Is $5 per table: Bingo will be played through· out the day and there will be a fish fry and beef bar-b-que. Free entertidnment will be provided by such groups as the Wyoming Wolf Band, · and the Me!gs High School Band, and there will be a dunking machine cosponsored with the Me.lgs High School cheerleaders . . Free drawings will be held throughou 1 the day with the stlpuli on that one must be present to win. There will also be a Mrs. and Mr. contest, and a Prince and Princess contest. Further lnfor· matlon on this may be obtained by cat'Ung 742-2421 or 742-2580. Middleport Gardeners meet ELIZABETH A. JONES Jones birthday Elizabeth Ann Jones recently celebra ted her second bir thday with a par ty at her home In Pomeroy . Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served to Margaret E. Jones, CharlieE. Jones, Mary Uribe, and 'Jerry Uribe, J r. . ,J 50s. dance set Friday The Parents Dance Commit· tee, Inc. will be sponsoring another 50's and 60's adult dance on Friday night from 9 p.m . to midnight at the group's dance hall which is located in the former Elberfeld's Warehouse on Mechanic Street in Pomeroy. Due to the success of the previous dance the group has decided to do it again. There will be lots of music, dancing and fun for everyone. The cost is $2 per person a nd optional 50's and 60's attire may be worn . Refreshments will be served <1nd there will be no alcoholic beverages permitted. There will also be more·dance contests. Janet Bolli), past state president Of the O)lio Association of. Garden Clubs. presented a flower arranging demonstration using various types of flowers , ·some frqm her garden as ·well as wild flowers, when members of the Middleport Amateur Garden' ers met at the home of Daisy Blakeslee for a picnic with Elizabeth Loshe as co-hostess. Marge Fet IY presided at the short buslness)JlE;'ellng In which plans for the ·fair flower shows were discussed. Favors made from sea shells. by Mrs. Blakeslee were given to those present. Bailey wedding anniversary set Ted and Linda Bailey, Patriot, wll! be celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary on Aug.8. The couple has three chll~ren, 4-H news CentervDie Eledrons Mefting was called to order and ron call Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bailey, Gallipolis; and Jorl Beth and Christa Jo, at home. The ~ouple graduated from. Southern High School, and their current address Is Route 2. Patriot, Ohio, 45658. .. I Retirement parry·held I . Dor(ha McKenzie was recently honoll!d with a surprise retirement party at the Pomeroy PoUce Department . given by Chief Gerald E. Rought. i l':· and fair passes were turned ln. The meeting was adjourned and recreation was played. News Reporter Amy Patterson ' ~ . ,: ' A washable, chalk resistant, low luater acrylic finish for exceptional hiding and easy malntenlnce. Quick and easy to apply. • ' .PICKENS · HARDWARE USOII; W.VA. ' 627 3rd Awe., Gallpolis PAINT MAKER PH• .W6-1699 1•" ' P.~ No.62M ust 3, 1989 Ohio, Thursday, .2 Sectiono, 12 A Multimedia 26 Conu Cicippio execution .is delayed ·by extremists plo appeared to be hinting that ~'My dear wife and people and ·Beirut, J,.ebanon i'UPil the · captors would also · kUI ·.all the human societies and Pro-Iranian extremists agreed to another U.S. hostage, Edward especially the Red Cross, don't delay the execu lion of American Tracy, If Israel does not free the . hostage Jo5eph Ciclppio by four leave me," Clclpplo said on tne Hlpe, reading from a statement. hours Thursday after he pleaded . ShUte sheikh. Tracy was kidnapped by the · "So to help me move and demand · · with his captors to spare his life Revolutionary Justice Organlzil· from the American people to and begged for the .released of a Oct.21, 1986, and Is widely lion oblige Israel to release Sheikh Molsem clergyman he.ld by thought to be held together with Abdul Karim .Obeld Immediately Israel. Clclpp;o. Ciclpplo was taken because this kidnapping Is not Clclpplo appeared on a video· human." ·: tape delivered to a We~ tern news Sept. 12, 1986, and he and Tracy are the only two hos~ages held by Clclpplo, 58, the American Uni• agency, saying the threat \O hang the organization. . verslty of Beirut's deputy comp, him was "very serious." He The group originally said It troll~r. appeared haggard and hinted that a death sentence also would kUI Cicippio Tuesday bu I bearded and spoke in a trembling may be looming over a ·second and her dqhter to have a home rent-free for one granted a two-day reprieve after voice. He wore a yellow-striped American hostage. HOOSIERS ON A MISSION- The Youth Group T-shirt. Jan Bunch, kneeling, lronl rlsht, Is the year. a plea by. his Lebanese wife. In a •. hand-written statement from lhe Spartenburg Vatted Methodist Church . · coordinator of lhe project. The group has been dellvered with the tape, the (lndlalla) are spending this week In MelgsCounly staying In lhe Pomeroy United Methodist Cl!urch. Revolutionary Justice Organlza· doing repairs on a local residence to enable a lady tion said lt was extending the deadline for killing Ciclpplo from r-6p.m. (lla.m. EDTl to 10 p.m. (3 p.m EDTl. "We have decided to delay th~ execution until 10 p.m. today In · The Eastern Local Board of Education will hold an !'e$ponse to· ,request by Clclpinformational meeting on school funding; whether io seek pio," the grO!JP said In the additional property tax or an Income tax, at the Tuppers Plains statement.. Elementary School at 7: 30 Monday night. .The public Is During the two-minute , tape, . encouraged to attend the meeting to learn about the .flnancial ·. Clclpplo urged Israel to Immeproblems of the district and have Input Into solution decisions . .• diately free the ranking Hezbol· lah clergyman that Israel! commandos abducted from Lebanon County United Methodist Cooper- . repaired a ceiling In the ba· last week. / .By REV. DON MEADOWS Two Meigs County youths were among 49 participants who alive Parish. Working in con, throom, repaired plumbing, re"! appeal to each per~oh who Probably their parents received graduation certificates at the conclusion of Junior junction with Jackson Area Min· constructed a burned out room have honor, who can move to wouldn't believe II . Cadet Week Thursday at tpe Ohio . State Highway. Patrol . lstrles CJAMl. the work camps ' 1nto a covered 'back porch and release Sheikh Abdul Karim They get ou I of bed before 7 are being hosted by the Pomeroy Academy In Columbus. done some Inside work on a Obeld: Don't be late because a.m. Help !lx their own breakMary M. Parker of Chester and Jane A. Williams of Syracuse and Racine pnlted Methodist bedroom. they are very serious to hang us • {ast. ~at -: wltlJ.o\!t cgmpl;\lnlng cl1urches. , . members of the first combined Junior Cadet Class, which were , · Materials for the .work-.· have · · anjl tht period comes ·very soon "·a oollt• J!OriiXllQrlt. Then th·ey is composed of high school students from all over Ohio, that The group hosted by the been financed by lndlvldu~;~ls In and the hours are very little. •' make their beds. do 'dishes, pack In training encountered by regular Highway Patrol participate Pomeroy church lsJrom Spar tenthe Pomeroy United Methodist By using the term "us'' Ciclp· thetr own lunches and are ready cadets. · · · burg, Ind., ami they're doing Church. the ·United Methodlsi by 8 a .m to go to work. In previous years boys and ·gl·rls had separate Junior Cadet repairs on a private dwelling In Men, the Meigs County Ministe: . They'teon 'thejobat8a.m.and • Weeks. · Minersville. Their work will rial Association and Jackson · don't give any back-talk when The program Is flnimced through volurttary contributions mean thai a lady In Meigs Area Ministries. they're asked to do something. from the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the American Legion County. who is trying to get her Tbe Iowa group at Raclpe Is They do II. Then ask, "What do AuxiliarieS. It Is coordinated by the American Legion and Is feet on the ground with a new job, painting the Sutton United Meth· you need fOr me to do nex I?" · conducted by the Academy's staff. will be able to llve a year without odlst Church, ·which Is part of They eat lunch without a fight. having to pay rent. Southern Cluster II, whose pasWork until 4 p.m. Shower Her landlord signed a year's tor'ls the Rev. Kenny Baker. The without a hassle - cook their lease which guarantees this, plus. 14 youth and advisors, Including own supper, again do dishes and Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service Deputies of ihe Meigs County another year of rent for not more their pastor. the Rev. Len Eber· get ready for bed. And, t()ey do all responded· to nine calls on Wednesday. . • than $100 per month. David hart, are from the Windsor Sheriff's Department arrested · thls·for no pay. In fact, they each .At 1:26 a.m. the Middleport unit was called to Race Street for Slater, coordinating the work for United Methodist Church In Des three adults and one youth on 'Debbie Miller who was taken to Veterans Memorial. liad to pay $15 and provide their the Pomeroy Chljrch, estimates Moines, IO. They traveled 799 Wednesday, and are Investigat The Pomeroy unit at 1:26 a.m. went to Amerlcare for Audrey own food to do 11. ing a breaking and entering as the value of the work being done miles to get here. · And, they're between 12 and 16 by the youngsters from Indiana Smith who was transported to Veterans. well as an auto accident which Why? Why would people · The Ru nand unit responded to a t:all on Happy Hollow Road at years old. Teenagers. also occurred on Wednesday. ;~t $2,500 to $3,000,lncluding more especially youngs.ters come 6:20 a.m. for Richard Erwin who was taken to Veterans and Normal kids? You bet! According to Sheriff James M. than $500 in building materials. another· state, spend their from And special. later transported to the Chillicothe V.A. Hospital. They capped an old cistern own summer vacation, spend Soulsby, deputies took a report They're In Meigs County this with concrete, painted the house, At 10:38 a.m. the Middleport unit went to Story's Run for their own money. wtiy would they from James Starcher, Swan week as part of two Work Camps, built steps, re-Inforced the floqr, Gertrude Searles who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. do It to help people whom they'd Road, Long Bottom, In which it The Pomeroy unit and fire department were called to an auto being conducted by the Meigs' stated that sometime on Wednesnever m~t? Continued on page 5 Maybe Nicole Rae Ferguson day between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. ~=----~~ (who claims she has a fan club of · someone entered that residence by forcing a door and partially eight people l has the answer: "We. well, we just wanted to do ransacking one "room. Deputies Investigated an accisomething worth living for," she dent at 1:30 p.m, on Wednesday said. Christa Cloyd, of the Indiana In Which Kriss J. Meeks. Cool· group, said: "We wanted to do ville, traveling north on Route 33,. something to help somebody. . apparently going too fast, turned Two people were Injured II) an Carl, 42 .. Pomeroy, were both An!!, we've learned a ·lot. One onto County Road 19 and.slid Into accident at 11: 15 a.m. Wednes- taken to Veterans Memorial thing we've learned Is that we the guard rail damaging II and day on US 33, two miles north of Hospital by the Meigs Emerhis 1981 Camero. There were no take a lot of stuff Cor granted." Rock Springs, in Meigs County, gency Medical Services. • Many people "take a lot of stuff Injuries j>ut Meeks was cited to accerdlng to the Meigs-CalHa Carl suffered contusions, a bra-·. Meigs County Court for failure to for granted"- like kids are lazy, Post, State Highway Patrol. sions and possible Internal Injurthat they think mostly about contrGI. Troopers said a car, make Qr Ies. She was treated in the Arrested were Edward Fisher, lhemse.lves, that they can be model not available, driven by emergency room and admitted to Oak Hill; and Christopher Randifficult to handle. Glendon Faulk, 63, Pomeroy, the hospital. These two groups, along with som, Racine; both on charges of struck the rear of a parked 1975 Faulk suffered contusions and no operator's license; Candice Ford LTD owned by Madhu their adult advisors, provide a abrasions and cardiac· contuTillis, Rutland. on a bad check Malhotra, Frank. Road, Pomefresh reminder · that people do sions. · He was treated In the charge; and a 17 year '?ld roy. Damage was heavy to both care, that tJley aren't out just for juvenile from Oak H!ll who w!ll cars. The accident Is still under emergency room at Veterans themselves, that people are Memorial Hospital and transappear In Juvenile Court on a lnvesatlgatlon. basically good . If given the ferred to the Intensive care unit · charge of consum lng. challenge and a chance. . . Faulk and a passenger, Sandra at Holzer Medical Center. While here the . groups haye attended worship services at their host churche~; and toured the Belleville Locks near Racine. They've gone s~mrnlng and taken boat rides on the Ohio River. Thursdlly night they were treated to a wiener ro.ast at the George Wrlglit firm. _ Members of the Spartenburg team Include;· The Rev. Steve Brackney, pastor; Brandon and Heather Wise, Jan Bunch, Crista and Charleen Cloyd, Kenny Fraz· ler, John and Chris Harris, Matthew JohMon, Debbie and Juon Norton and Debbie Peti!I'BOn. Those In the Iowa II'OUP Include Nicole Rae Ferguson, Matt .(Batman) Gut~. Rebecca Lewis, Erbl Kenlledy, Tawnya Eberhart, Paula Biondi, Krill ten , WASil DOWN- Pomet'OJ llrem" wen ealled Brodie, Sara Chrllten, Jennifer Wll'flllble WedDIIIIIIQ' to wub dowa the hllhWIQ' after u Sharp, Sarah Maharry, Steve Ia ptiiiiiDI the Uabed Metllodlal •I Robin) Davll, .Br.uce Riordan, aookleat on US •• two mllel north nf Roell: Churcll, Tile ....,.., Rev. Lea Der11art, Ia atudlq Sprlap. Tbll 1111 Ford LTD ewaed by Madba Connie Biondi, and Rev Malhotra ol Pomeroy wu Jlarked off the roadwiQ' Eberhart. · OD the Poud ld rllb&. Local · news briefs:.- For Teenagers Area .churches ·sponsor two work camp ·sessions ·in Meigs Public invited to ·Eastern meeting a Youths take part in cadet week ... 1989 TAURUS 1989 TEMPO l989 CROWN VICTORIA . Sl ,000 CASH BACK 1989 FESTIVA Sherifrs deputies prolle B&E S1 ,000 CASH BACK S1 ,000 ·CASH BACK 1989 -ESCORTS 1989 THUNDERBIRD Squads respond to nine calls Two injured in US 33 automobile accident S1,500 CASH BACK BACK 1989 BRONCO & BRONCO II .S750 CASH BACK S1,000 'CASH BACK 1989 ECONOLINE .VANS · UP TO S1 BACK UP TO S7 50.00 ON FORD F~SERIES PICKUPS ' . 461 SO. THIRD · • 992-2196 MIDDLEfORT ' .. .~ •) • ' . . • HONORED -Dorlha . McKenzie, right, long .time JIOIIce dispatcher was honored recently with a surprise retirement party for 15 year's of service hosted by Pomeroy Ponce Chief Gerald E, Rought. COUNTY APPLIANCES HOUIS: I A.ll.-6 tve:. ' ;-:-= ............ - 1 i ' itJ'.,.., ., .~ J: . ''*'"'"rn 1; r ~.-:· . r ~\~ "PUlE _...., DYNAMITE.• GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TVs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES • '.~ Partly cl9udy tonight. Low in mid 78s. Chance of rain 20 percent. Friday, humid. ffigh in mid 80s. Chance of rain 68 percent. ' ~;. SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 ·4524 1 ·.F was gtven. Old and new business was discussed. A meet lng was held for the advtsors to check project books on July 19, Pick-3 288 Pick-4 0303 Super Lotto 18-21-24-25-36-39 Kicker 443467 Page 4 Chief Rought presented Mrs. McKenzie with a plaque from the department for 15 years of service as a dispatcher. Jane Walton · presented Mrs. McKenzie a gold necklace on behalf of the Village.· A cake decorated with a telephone and radio microphone, and punch were served to those mentioned and Capt. Joe Kirby ; Lt. James Webster; officers Joe Fields and Jim Stacy; dis· patchers, Charles Knopp, Shelly Fortune, and Ellen Rought; deputy, Thomas Smith, from the Meigs County Sl!erl!f's Office; Jane Walton, clerk; Rhea Deem, water department; Terri Long, · tax administrator; Pat Thoma, mayor's secretary; Kellle Snider, metermald; Betty Baronlck, council; and Jan,Jenklns. Ohio Lottery Robinson stops Astro8 . on 2. hits ' \" 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 08. August 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. 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