https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bd8ced496c9192115a5d70ef75d3855d.pdf 2dac11b76738a892d39a1617a8b8b9da PDF Text Text ... F'lla• ;: .,.. ' ~ .. .. f.'\,. ....... ~. ""'". Wedn81day, November 15, 1989 Poma'oy-Midcleport. Ohio 18-The Dlily Sutinel . .. Ohio Lottery Saberbagen AL Cy Young honoree ' M-3 154 Piek 9035 Super Lotto 5-7-9-21-33-39 Kicker 482547 Page 5 Low loalp& I• mid 2h. Cllaace of OIIITiea • pM'eelll. P111117 elouoiJ Friday. Hlp .. mill a .. • Middleport, OH.-comar Hargting&r Pkwy. & Peart Ste992-3471 A CARDINAL-AFFILIATED $UPERMARKET Vol.40, No.134 Copyright8d 1118 • November 16, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. 2 'leoiiDna. 14 ...... 21 Centa A MultlniNiolnc. New-er Recycling fnm ·asks for 'letter o~ support' By NANCY YOACHAM Dally Sendn~ Stall · Representallvlik of a proposed plastics recycling center In Jack·· son, Ohio were at Wednesday's meeting of the Meigs County Commilalonera to ask for~ letter · of support for the new bllslness venture called Liberty Recy· cling. J. R. Hall, Tammy Hall and Jim Spurgeon attended Wed· nesday 's meeting on behalf of the company. AS explal~ by J. R. Half.• Liberty Recycpng will be ·• . reprocessing center for plastid and wJ)I buy plastics other ~ 2 LITER FARMSTEAD SMALL BONELESS 69 Ha~ns*1 LB. PEPSI + CARDINAL TURKEYS POP-UP TIMER BROASTED LB. 89+ BUTTERBALL TURKEYS tO TO • LB. ~ling centers. Hall said he has been In contact with each county In the six· county solid waste·district which 1ncludes Meigs and Jackson Counties, dl~11sslng the project and askm. for letters of support. Only' Athell$ County officials refused to meet with Liberty representatives, Hall said. Liberty Recycling will not be a recycling collection center, Hall reJ1911ed. "We do not have the time, equiPIJient or money to set , up a recycllnk c'ollectlon center and we don't .want to ~om pete witll 'tbllse centers already In . ' . operation," he said. The ·com- million dollar venture, according tage l)f garbage going to landftlls. pany will buy from all recycling to Spurgeon, which Is expected to The commtulonera said their employ as many aa 32 people centers In the surrounding area, only concern Is that Manley's Recycling and Kennedy's Recy· Including Manley's Recyllng and working three shifts six days a Kennedy's Recyllng In Meigs week. Buyers of Uberty's repro- cling are In support of the County. Hall(fported that he has cessed plasdc pellets have al· venture In Jackson. The commls· already been fn contact with both .ready been lined up, Spurgeon slollers will be contacting both Meigs County businesses who said, along with sellers of plasdc. local centers for verification of have agreed to contracts with The Oh lo Department of Oevel· their support and If satisfied that opment Is l•volved In the pl;lns the two localc:e~~ters will benefit Liberty. Although Liberty Recycling Is lor Uberty Recycling, he added. from Liberty Recyclln&. the Spurgeon.fu rther reported that · commissioners will then write a not yet In operation, letters of support from surrounding coun- 33 percent of all solid WilSie that letter of support for the ties ·are necessary to work out goes to landlllls Is plastic. So not company. financial details for the new only .would Liberty Recycling In other matters, the commls· vent11re. explained Spurgeon. bring jobs to the area, It will also stoners accepted a $43,967 bid Recycling Is a one help elbnlnate a large percen· frQril the Horton Company, Co- Self-insurance proposal being · considered ·.by Racine Council . By CHARLENE HOEFLlCH Dally Sendnel Staff The posslbiUty of going Into a self-Insurance company Is under consideration by Racine VIllage Council and to explain the program representatives of the Buckeye Admlnstrators Insu· r•rice Co. met recimUy :Wtth village officials. It was pointed out that a . self-Insurance program Is tal· lored for the public entity and"has a higher lbnlt tban the current policy. Law enforcement YELLOW COOKING ONIONS LB. 8A8 • ~ TENDER CRISP CALIFORNIA ' CELERY ., Hea~ U.S. N0'.11DAHO . SELEc·r BAKING POST TOASTIES CORM FLAKES Potatoes LeHuce t8 OZ. 39~18. 59~- 99t FULL LINE OF 8AKER1 MEEDS 89~~· BOJ 'By Untied Pre&~~ International snow began fai'Hng across northern Ohio early Thursday, creating some rush-hour probIems In Cleveland and Toledo, and reSidents began bracing for "The Witch." "The. Witch" Is what Great Lakes sailors call the November wind and the National Weather Service said that wind crosstnc ·· Lake Erie was expected to drop up to 61nches of s'IKiw tn northeast Ohio Thursday . A snow advisory was In effect for no~thwest Oblo tL8.8A8 DINNER ROLLS 2 PICIS. 0 FRESH OYSTERS ' ' h . IDIDnn.U.n tor fP'OUps laking lbe walkln!Jiour.ln thil fP'oup were Josh Wilson, Clayton 0'!11n!Jt!l', Ryu Dill and Dulel McDonald wllh den mother, Jeanie Witherell an4 her assistant, Sheryl Wlllon. . .Northern Ohioans -brpced for blast · BROWN SUIAR RED OR GOLDEN APPLES 99+ . ·· · Hl!l'i'OBICAL "ALKJNG TOUR -Thele Cub : Scouts of Pack H6, Dea 2, took tile Pom•oy Chamber of Commerce'• waliiiDil bt.lllrlcallollr · of the vlllale 'lbunday after-a. Tbe chamber · . provide~~ a m•P ud ~~~~ of bt.torlcal DOMIIIOS PO.DERED OR I DELICIOUS $1 ° arternoon.. Snow accumulations of 1 to 3 · tncb~ were expected In . the ., advisory areas. while a snow squalL warning - predicting aceun!ulatlons of 3 to 61ncheswa~ In effect for the snowbelt cpuntles of Lake, Gea11ga and Ashtabule: Elsewhere around the state ar01111d 1 Inch of snow was possible near Dayton and Colum· b11s, while only flurries were expected In the extreme south. Wednesday afternoon, several ., .Local .news briefs ~ T~•vo..JVWr LET ~AUOHAN'S COOK THANICSOI~INO DINNER FOR YOU ~ FRESH Turkeys Fro111 The ----- - Deer-mr mishap reported s.. ,.' sOulsby reports a deer-c:ar accident tiiDI'IIInl· AOC!Oidllla to the ntr1011. Alvllr R. Smith, Meigl Sberlff Jam• M. W~ 36, of romeroy, .... a.m. Wlulll)le 1MHTlfS ·cHOCOLATE CHIPS $17 9 ' • No one was· Injured. Troopers said t~e accident ocCurred when a 1980 Buick Regal drive" by DonaldS. Fitch, 17, f>l!meroy turned left In front of. a 198.'1 Chevrolet Chevette driven by Tara L. Morris, 18, also of Pomeroy. Dall)llge was moderate to both vehicles. The patrol cited Fitch for fatlure to yield the right of way when turning left. · Another one car accident occurred at 8:25a.m. Wednesday In SclploTownahlpofMelp CblllltyonSR. 681. 0.7ofa mUewestof mUepost lour. No one was Injured: Troopera said a 111112 Pontiac driven by Linda G. Wyant, 18, Albany, Ohio wea( off the rtpt akle of the ~QBd, struck a rock and a piece of metal and went Into a field. Damage was moderate. There Will no citation . Oak Hill, Ohio '•10 Lit. T~rker • 2 Lit. et Pe1f111 • 2 Lit. Oree• Be111 • .Ortftf • 2 L•• Ore11111 • 1Lit. Grtlltetrr.Rell.. • • II. , ••, ••• , •• • tw<H:ar collision at 3:40p.m. Wednesday on SR. 248at Chester. Lewle Turkey Farm • mishap probed bv.! patrol The Gallla·Melgs Post, State Highway Patrol Investigated a Cotnpleta TilrkaY Din_nar · f ~.l · ·· tiOZ. thunderstorms. Much of the centrl\1 and southern portion of . the ·s~te was under a tornado watch through Wednesday n!ght, but the NWS said there VJere no confirmed tornadoes. Heavy rains fell across the ' state, With most areas gettlng1 to 2 Inches. Morrow County Sheriff Rex Yeagleysatd' seve~alsmallbarns were destroyed and roofs taken off buildings soutbwes t of Mount Gilead. ~~i~~~:~:r~r~~a;:;~!J!; ·~~d~~~~~ d:rr:~e:t'~e~::~ didn't pe~~;r::.w:~~~~~yl~~~~~~~~~~~ "' , , · require treatment," Yea- ' $ Council to extend appreciation for the assistance ctven his. company and also to Invite council members to dlacuu any problems. He advised Council that ht'.s company will become Involved with tbe Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. Clerk Jane . Beegle reported that the packer truck bas lnsu· · ranee coverage and that funds will be coming to handle the dump ti'I!Ck acddent. It was also noted that she bad received notice from the Stale ....II.UIII be will be going to Columbus.soon to start taking his training lor the water operator's certificate. The need for bulbs lor tbe Christmas decorations was noted by Rizer. Mayor Cleland and Beegle reported that aq appUcatlon for a tax abatement on the five acres of property purchased near the Star Mill Park has been filed with the auditor . Fire Chief Robert Johnson adVIIed cou!ICJI that the depart· ment needs some safety equip. ment and price AUOtatlons Counet\ autho- -•1 helmets. Sl!ftt Glenn jacket and pants. Rizer repollled that •during. Oc· offiCers.' . Mayor Cleland reported he has MaiCobn Parks·, National Gas lOber, •.231.11110 plloaa of water flllld the 1!198 application for and on Corp. also met with was JIIQ!IIIe6. He also iao~ that bsue n 1DG111!Y. Council pledged $2,000 of village money to match with $14,000 Issue II money for blacktopping. The Mayor was also authorized to execute any needed contracts. Parking at the offices of Dr. Margie Lawson and Dr. Doug Coluribta Township resident 125 ·acres ·of property In Meigs Hunter was dlscussechnd It was Joseph . D. Nelson, 33, pleaded and ,Vinton Counties, Story says. noted that some vehicles an( guilty on Monday afternoon In "This Is the largest proper)Y parking across the sidewalk· Meigs . County Common Pleas . for(elture to date In Meigs making It necesu,ry for pedestrl· Court to a charge of cultivation of County," reports Story, "and Is a ans to walkoutlnto the roadway . marijuana on a bill of lnforma· contln118tlon of policy of the. Council again discussed noise tton prepared by the Meigs prosecutor's office and sheriffs from the Sporn plant. The clerk CouniSO Prosecuting Attorney's department to eliminate Illegal was au thorlzed to write a letter to drug trafllc In Meigs County. the manager regarding results of office. · Story says the prosecutor and a survey concerning the not~ Nelson was sentenced to one sheriffs offices bave taken a poUutlon. . year ·tn.. prison based upon the hard stance on eliminating IIJe. The financial report presented recommendation of Meigs PI'Oie- gal drug traffic In the county. at thesbowedcashbalanceslnalt cutlng Attorney Steven L. Story. Story an dclpates additional real tutids of $200,597.18 with receipts The bill of Information and and personal property tortel· of $173,301.99 for the year and subsequent ·guilty plea are the tures as people are caught and expenditures of $118',370.94. The result of summer eradication convicted of dr11g-related Super Now ln!eres~ for Sep· efforts by the Meigs County offenses.- • · tember was $802.05, It was Sheriff's Department, the proBuford Smallwood, 42, Pome- reported. secutor's office, the Ohio Bureau roy, Indicted In October on a Council recessed until 7 p.m on of Criminal Investigation and charge of cultivation of mart .. Monday. Attending were Mayor Ohio National Guard, and "four Juana, was arraigned on Tuesday Frank Cleland, Clerk Beegle, months of negotiations" with before Meigs Common Pleas Rizer, and Council members, Nelson's attorney~ Stuart A. Judge Fred Crow III. Smallwood Robert Beegle, Henry Bentz, entered a plea of not guilty to the Carroll Teaford, Richard WamsBents, Columbus. In addition to the jail sentence, charge. A trial date for Smal· ley, and Larry Wolfe. Nelson forfeited · to au thorlties !wood wa,s set for Jan. 17. Man pleads goUty to cultivatiol) of marijuna STALK CALIFORNIA ICEJER8 .· lumblls, to refurbish an ambu· lance for Meigs County Emer· gency Medical Services. The bid was accepted by the commls· sloenrs, subject to the approval -of the EMS Board of Trustees which was to nave met Wednes· day night. Ken Edsel, of Clemens-Nel· son Associates, Columbus, met with the commissioners to dis· cuss the Drug-Free Workplace Act and to offer tbe services of hiS company In helping the county develop a PQUcY relating to the act. A policy must be In effect by Continued on page 14 • c.u., IOillb 011 Rold 1 at 1:18 •• . [l~lfttoltltpatllofbll ,_.. uptllamapto the left 1 fr~lso r-cs~ ,':;.~ ·~· year-old 1 samuel Atexanaer, TullllliOPIIIna,. ftl•i'rtlted We1rUdiQIIMiillnl 011·· cbafle of dbtnei!IC. vloll!ilet. Al!'hJider II betq lleld Ill tile Melg• . County Jail a ~ In county court. pe*""' 1 gl~o: ~amage !rom the storm was reported 14 miles away, northeast of Mount Gilead, where · a mobile borne and a double-wide modular home were heavily damaged, and roofs taken off buildings. Yeagley said trees and power lines were reported down In variOus parts of the county, and · some roads were flooded. He said one y01111g man riding a bicycle was taken to a hospital for examination after lightning struck close by where he was riding, ·. . The storm, preceding a strong low-pressure system moving ou I of Indiana, hit southwest Oblo early In the afternoon with heavy rain. "Small streams were going over their banks and one trailer park was evacuated fol' a few hour• 11ntll the water went down,'' said Bitler County she- rill's tnapatc:ber !Ute DenUqer. ~G ll&td. Crtbe kblch 'W,!~r from 1 h. l h d State ea t irector urges Ohio residenis to quit smok.ing By United PreaslnlerJalloaal ·state Health Director Ronald Fletcher encouraged Ohioans to participate In Thursday's Great American· Smokeout, saying smoking Is the "single most devastating factor In premature death." "During 1987 · alone, adult Ohioans age 20 and older lost 174,366 years of potential life as a res111t of diseases linked directly to smoking," Fletcher said, adding that health care costs resulting from smoktns totaled $1.41 biWon In Oblo durin& 1987'. . Fletcher said smoking Ia "the single most preventable cause of disease and death In the United , .States" and the leadilll cause of premature death In Ohio. "It's never too late to take responsibility for our . hHIUI." Fletcher said. "By •IIJliii)Da 1111oklnt1 ltJmmedtate)Jrt'!ldlllltl tbe cllanc:el of belrtd...~~Jiu l'eiOI'J ee sen ._b water slroke, cancer an yn•-., Into the Gregllry Creek Trailer every form of cbronlc 111111 Park, sendlq retldents from dbeale." their llomes for a few boun. MeanWhile, many residents ot Temperatures Thursday · the southern Ohio community of momlnlf were mostly In the 30s. f ' Ripley take a different view of ;~--------~~~------------~-·- - ·-·----- Cancer Society, the 24-hour smo· tobacco. "We'vegotaslgrioutfrontthat keout Is aimed at sparing men, says you're allo~ to smoke," women and children from the said Bill Whisner, bookkeeper at nation's leading cause of preven· the Farmer's Warehouse. ''It table death, The annual smoking helps the economy here." death count totals390,000- or an Ripley, In Bi-own County, Is average 1,000 funerals a day preparing for Monday's start of from cancer, heart disease and the annual burleY tobacco sales. lung disease. Roy ' Grlfftth, president of tbe In North Carolina, . which deO.K. Warehouse, said and· pends on a $900-mUilon tobacco smoking campalps bave burt crop. the society dlstrlbu ted a domestic sales of tobacco, but record amount of educational overseas markets for Ohio 11>- material promoting the smobacco are Increasing. keout. ''Each year we gain more •<Jt tobbaco would be taken out • streqth," a spokeswoman said. of the hltty counties of IOUtbern Taking a swipe at glossy Ohio, It would be very, very bad . advertlaements !bat promote cl· for tbe farmers," Grlffth said. •arettn and 1he pxlllfe, former -Surpon Geaeral C. Everett Ar...t 111e NII&IH Koopcbafaed tbealltzycopy and B;r VINCENT DBL GrtlDICE lll!XY photOtp'aphll are "on the tli'IS r' • ...... border of sleaze!' M...e. 0( Amerlc-.. anuffed • ''CipNCtee are t~ only pro· aut fllavet•, c:lpn ud pipet duct Ill Amer~ wblch are Tll!l 1 9 y tl.take part Ill tile l3tb leeally &upported 011 when you Great ~an Smokeout- a Ill& .them accordlnc to InstrucmamJnall public health effort tion will kill you," said Koop, who a~a~avlqiiiiOkerafroman witb "Dallas"· &tar Larry Hag. ·early l!'ave. man Is aerving as co-chairman of · Sponsored by the American tbe smokeout. ., II -------- -----....------·--·----'--·----·-- �PIGs 2-The Oily Sentinel Thunday, Nowmber 11, 1989 ·r . 'lblndlr. Not:.... 1e. , . - Pomeloy-MiddlaJ1C)It, Ohio ' ' "oJ ,, • ' •• . oth , .. ' ·'" ,., .. "·' ,.. ' ~~. .'·. . ~~ ., •rl "'.. .. >: . I ... ~ .ri -1 .,,' ... ' . .,"' :1 · '"~ . ·~· "' "" H ., ~-#" ., Redwomen Coach Doug.Foote wblcbRioGrandewasamember swamp Kentucky ChrlsUan.ll4· Tbe 19119-90 buketball .earori wltbaM7standlna.TheJrrecord eaterlna tbA! louraament Is ~2, will probably start Debbie FredIn the 1960s. 79, on Tuesday In che Redmen's at the U11tvenlty of Rio Grande Probable starters tor . Bryan. season opener. pta IOina In a bll ~ this bavlnl'auJfered defeats by Cum· . rick (5-fi, freshman) as point Include Everett ·Bracken (6-0, Schubert (6·3, sophomore) , ~keDd wben tbA! cwPu& boatl .berljlad Unlveralty «Tenn. I, 69· guard and Jennl Couch (5-5, tbe seventh Bevo Franc;ta O.sslc 11. ·aad ·, Union University sophomore) at the shooUng sophomore) and Brian Gamble Ewlrig (6-4, seniOr) and Brown t 'l'ena.),lOf-81. '· . guard slot. Angle Packard 15-8, (IHJ, freshman) as guardl. wllb 16-5. freshmanl are expected to· 011 Frlcla.Y ~ Saturday. ' ~ate. 23-7 last Y.ear, senior) will start as small for· Dan Bryant 16·5, sophomore) repeat as starters at shooting The 1CIIIl'MII¥IIIt II · beld ln. and Michael. Pratt (6-fi, fresh· guard, small forward and power boncir of~ "Bevo" Fran· opaa Jtli aeuon with the Lady ward, while Kathy Snyder (5·11. cis, the 6-9 ICOrlaC aeasatlon wbo lndlaaa. Coach Robin Hagen· sophomore) takes the power man) at forward. AI center will forward, respectively. Joining be Leroy Johnson (6·7, Chern at point guard Is Gary complied 3,2!10 polntl u a pllyer Smttll . return~ Ia action with forward position. Repeating at sophomore) . Harrison (5·11, junior) and John tor Rio Graade ·b etweenl952 and nearly, all·of her bench from the center will be Ann Barnltz (5·11, 19M. Fl'anda sun bollb II!Veral past aeasoil. , . sophomore). Barnltz and Fred· Stepplsexpectedlofleldashls Lambcke (6·5, senlorl at the Cumberland Is expected to rick placed In double figures In defenders Daryl Slo~ «6-4, jun· post. national locludtac ICOr· . tleld as P4rds Hope Peace (5-9, the rout or Kentucky Christian. Iori and Nehl West (6-1, junior) .. Tri-State's Trojans, 14-19 last 1111 '"' 1n01t point• In a llnlle Second· year sAints mentor PrObable forwards will be Rob- year, will probably go with two laml! - 118 qalnrt .Uhland juniOr) , and Annetle Wormsley '«Ky.) Junior Collep oa Jan. 11. (5-7, junior). At forward will be . Dennis Bloomer plans to start ble Russell (6·5, aenlorl and seniors, Wayne Poole (5·101 and 1953, ·and 113 over Hlllildale Mlsale Ratliff (5-10, sophomore) Latonya Bird 15-4, freshman) at David Martin «6·7, junior), with Troy Baughman 16·01 as defend· and Jana Newman (5·9,junior). thepolntandplaceSharonDillon Tom· Setser · (6·5, senior) at ers.CoachDickHacklsexpected «Mlch:) on Feb. 2, 19M. ' The ioumameat opeaa with whllethecenll1!'slotwlllbetaken (5-7, senior) at the shooting 'c enter. Allee Lloyd opened Its co field at forward a pair of 6-4 women's team actiOn 011 Friday by Mloshl Mo'o re I 6· 0, guard slot. His forwards will selllligo.lait Saturday with a 116-65 seniors. Tom Schermerhorn and at 2 p.m., when · CUmberland sophomore). ~- probably be cwo 5-10 juniors, win over Brescia (Ky.), al!d Joe Gajdostlk. Filling the center Prol)aiiJe' starters ·for Shaw- Reatha Connelly and Eugenia , edged Pikeville 69-66 on Tuesday. will be Matt Pohl, also a 6·4 Collep, WIUIA~. Ky., RedJMD·Trl-&a&e senior. meetsShawqeeStateUatveralty. ·..ee•s Lady Bean· Include, at Crocker. while Leslie Humph· Rio Grandeis Red.women con· point ·pard, Kbll Daanes; IS-4, ; rles. a S:ll sophomore; will Rio Grande capUallzed on Ball of Fame Set front lJmeslolll! Collep!, Gal· juniOr) and Sutle Huff (5-7, ' oppose Rio's Barnltz at !be post. three double figure performan· During Saturday's acUvltles • fney, S.C.;au p.m. Tbewlnners seniOr) at sbootfl!l, ~rd. ·First,' Bryaa·Allce Uoycl ces. by starters Brad Schubert, the Rio Grande Alhletlc Hall of The Bryan men's "team. 21-11 To'ny Ewlmz and '.lf'ff Bri!Wil lo Fame will Induct Its two newest play lll~tbe championship game f01ward Is sUIIan .Conley 15-11, at 4 p.m: Saturday, and tbe lOiel's and IsUsa Brandentiurg year.In underwent recent (5-i, junior) at the Other other ,. last shakeup Its roster athat len r::::::::::::::::::::::::=~ meei In the consolation round at 2 ; senlorl p.m. . , . offenalve ' slot. Center will be Coach .Rick Burby with a small ' played by · Jamie McGraw 16-1, but height-blessed bench. The Men's play begins at 7 p.m. . · ' Lions opened earlier this month, FridaY when o\lk:e lJoyd College, junlorl. Redw.n-·Umestooe but · tell to Crellhton College Pippa· Passea, ~-· squares ott ·The ~en. fresh from (Tenn.l and Freed Hardiman with Bryan· CoDege. ' Dayton. ,Tuesday'~ 81-40 , Victory at Ken· , College <Tenn. I. Tenn. Coach Jobll J,.awbom's lucky Cllrlstlaa, f•ce a Umes·, Their opponent, Allee Lloyd, .Redmen bettie Trl&ate Ualver· Sahhs :t-.m looking tci c also offers a height oadvantage: tone slty, Angola', Jn4., " ,9 p.m. The . wl!lners advance to Saturday's overcome• lalf,l!eason'll' 8·18. re- • all players on Its 15-man roster title game at 9. p.m., aacl t~ cord. Oae of Urilescone's losses ' f are l)ver 6 feeL The Eagles, were to llle Redwolnen. 72-59,- under the guidance of..Jim Stepp, consolation tOt iuet for 7 p.m. laiC February. TbeSalntsopened were 19·ll overalllastseasonand Cumbert•DII Sbawue 1;~:~•: Wednesday plshl at, 5·10 In the Kentucky 'lntercolle· Cumberland, coaclled.·'iaail I! i\llbey «S.C. 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J ' Hunting seasoa ·for nccoon. opossum, skuak and \Vearel will open Monday and remain open unUI Jan. 31. AccordiJW to Keith Wood, game protFctor, there Is no Umlt on the number of anmall that can be killed or on Ule boun In which huntlnllakes place except for raccoon hunUnl wbere the hours are from 6 p.m. to ' a.m. The dally bag limit '--four, Wood adviser. ., Gua searon for deer will begla Nov. 27 and continue throua:h Dec. 2, Wood aniiOIIIII*L ........ =,., ~~ea~llalfllll - -~-""""··~··r.r * 1lolltllIa """-• - ,a1er ,.~·~ · AIIIU. . • _., ,.. ,.. Atlalltl~ J • . . - ·•··~ . '""" ceedlt I!Matbi!L ...... ( • ' •- _____ ., - ------------- - ---··- --- -·---·- •• • I . &J STBVEN.WATSKY thtlled l'reM lll&erllll&loaal Loulslaaa State Coach Dale ,BreiwJisays there's a ~ason he's not upeet with his team's harde~· than-expected 91-80 victory Wed· al!llday allbt over Southern Mls· slsslppl In the preseason Nattonal InvitatiOn Tournament. , "We'w got to be careful nol to win by 30, "Brown said. "We've 101 to wlo by 10. This Is going to be a great team. ll's not great yet." Brown watched bls No. 3 Tiler• get outrebollnded 48-40 aad outrun by the smaller and · qulcll« Goldea, ~ He saJil. teams are go- · to~.W. on LSU becau~e of 7-tooters Stanley Rob!!rtl and SbaQullle O'N~al. ''We're big, That's something we're ao~n¥ to have to work on ... the cransltlon game." Cbrls Jackson bit for 37 points . andllllhed off7 assists to lead the 'l'll!rs Into the second round of the tournament. Jackson, a'n All American In his freshman year last seasoa. said he decided to . take charge when Roberts and O'Neal got lllto fOl,lllrouble. Both · big men had four fou.ls mos I oft he second half. · In other first-round games, No. 1. Nevada-Las Vegas o\rereame Loyola Marymount 102·91, North Carolina State ·defeated Rich· mond 57-48, Kansas defeated Alabama-Birmingham 109-83, DePaul defeated Ohio State 71-53 and California ripped Air F"O~ce . 7049. In TbuJ'S(!ay n lghl open lng . round games, Houston will visit ' · Wichita State and St. John's will host North carolina A&,T . Second Round action Friday night will pit N.C. State at DePaul and Kansas at Louisiana State. Oa Saturday, California will visit Nevada-Las Vegas and the winners of Thursday's games will square off at a site to be determined. At Las Vegas, Nev., Anderson Hunt and Larry Johnson com· blned fqr 50 points to lead No. 1 · Nevada-Las Vegas. 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AI Rio Grande, wl!ere ·She played bas· ketball for two seasons and ran track during one, she was the Redwomen baskelball team's most valuable player for 1982·83 . Marks, a 1965 graduate, Is a learning disabilities ceacher at Waterford Hlgb Scbool. A four· year player for Art Lanham's Redmen basketball learn, Marks was ranked fourth nationally In field goal percentage .In 1963. Since graduation, he has Caught and coached at Waterford and Morgan high schools. ..,.....,.... '2" Get great protection both indoors and outdoors with NAPA Spny Paint. Our acryliceuamel pllinla J.vea hiah P , 8ll'tOOib finilh on llll!tll or wood and dries in only II minutes. • �- ··---- ·---- ---------------·--- ---- - - -· ------ - ------ -------~ - . ·-· ·- ·--:--·--- l!Knday; November 1&, 19&t . -- Ohio State drops ·season opener to DePaul quintet, 71-53· By ROBERT J. MURPHY UPI Sporla Writer ROSEMONT. !II. CUP!) -The DePaul Blue Demons looked like they would never score Wednes· day night. But once they finally &.ot started, they looked like they would never stop. The Blue Demons missed their first six shots and trailed 4-0 until 7-1 center James Hamby broke the logjam with a pair of free throws four minutes Into the contest, Igniting a 12-0 spurt. The Blue Demons kept on .going, starting an 11-0 run two minutes later, thenaddedanotherspurtto cap a 44-14 outburst, which put them ahead 4H8 with 1: 351eft In the first half. They staved off a mild secondhalf comeback for a 71-53 victory over Ohio State In the first roulld of the preseason Natlonallnvltatlon Tournament at the Rosemont Hortz011. The Blue Demons face NQrth Carolina State Friday night at the Horizon In the next round of the tournament. ''I think our team showed some excitement. I think our team- showed 10me aggressiveness," DePaul roach Joey Meyer said. "We're a tun team to watch." Sopllomore forward Stephen Howard and freshman point guard B.J . Tyler punclll8ted the excitement. · Howard came off the bench to score 12 of his game-high 15 points during the first-half run. He hit all five shots from the field and both free· throw attempts In 12 minutes of action In the half. Tyler scored l1 points on the night to go with a game-high five Kaff·kaff assists and a pair of steals. His steal and end· to-end layup tg· nlted the first DePaul run. "B.J. likes the bright lights," Meyer said. "He's obviously a talent -"there'snodoubt abdutlt. He played very well for a freshman In his first" big-time game." Highly touted freshman Jimmy Jackaon led the Buckeyes with H, 12 of those coming In the second half, when the Buckeyes closed to within 13. "Overall I liked our effort "tn the second half," said Ohio State coach Randy Ayers, making his dPbu r a Iter taking over Gary Williams, who left to take th head coaching job at Maryland. ''I thought the kids came back and battled." Ohio State was without starters Perry Carter, recovering from a bruised kidney. and forward Treg Lee, serving a suspension after p~ytng In an unauthorized summer league. The Buckeyes committed 14 turnovers during the first half and shot just 28.6 percent. They trailed 45-22 at the Intermission but whittled their dellclt to 50·37 on Alex Davis' jumper midway ' thro..,-h the second half. :' The Buckeyes had a chance to, pull even closer with four min·; utes rerQalnlng, but JamaaJ, Brown missed the front end of.a, one-and-one, and DePaul scoredt , seven straight points to pull safely ahead 68-48. Tyler scored: the first three. then ted Kevin• Holland for a dunk. Holland also. added a pair of free throws. David Booth added 11 points ~ and a !fame-high 11 rebounds for, DePaul, while Hamby recorded· five blocked shots. .1 Bill Robinson and Brown had; 11 each for Ohio State. Irish face stiff test in Penn State By MaJ. Amos B. Hoople the Notre Dame offense and Wbard of Odds defense to prevall by a 31-17 Egad, friends! Now It's back count. Normally, at tills time of the into the pressure cooker for Notre Dame as the Fighting Irish year, Nebraska and Oklahoma drive to repeat as national are playing for ·the Big Eight crown and an Orange Bowl bid. champions. To close out the regular season, But Colorado's 27-21 victory over the Irish travel to potent Penn Nebraska took care of the CornState for a game this Saturday huskers' Orange Bowl hopes. (on CBS-TV), and to Miami next Nebraska can and probably week to meet the revenge- will get another bowl bid to salve minded Hurricanes. ' thelrprtde. ButOklahOma,undl!r T'-wlll be an Interesting two NCAA suspension, cannot par.ticweeks for Lou Holtz and !pate In any !low! this year. For Compa11y. the Sooners, this Saturday has to The N.D.-Penn State series Is be their "bowl." as even as even can be: 6-6-1. Of Watch forQBSteve Collins and the eight .games since 1981, the RB "Ike Lewis of Oklahoma to Nlttany Lions have won stx. The surprise Nebraska arid come' Irish won 21-3 last year. away with a season-satisfying The '89 Irish are rushing the . 28-14 victory . Colorad'o, meanwhile, will ball at a better clip than last year, averaging $5 years per close out their Big Eight glory game (compared to 258). Option year with a, 49-15 conquest Of · QB Tony Rice hils excelled while Kansas State. · steering Notre Dame on the In traditional rivalries: Look ground. . for Washington State to upend . On the other side of the coin, Washington 33·25 In their 82nd the N.D. defense has limited meeting. Southern Cal, shooting opponents to 110 yards rushing for its third straight Rose Bowl per contest. assignment, will defeat UCLA Penn State can..expect to see a 24-14 In the 59th renewal of their lot of Tony Rlcethls week. He has series, played sparingly since the first Elsewhere, Alabama will l)alf of Notre Dame's bfgwln over dump Southern Mississippi 31, ·; Pittsburgh. "' 13; Auburn will edge Georgia Notre Dame, In turn, will see a · 27-22; and Florida State will roll · ' lot of RB Blair Thomas, a over Memphis State 42-18. ' \ legitimate All-American. who The VIrginia Cavaliers will win makes· the Nlttany Uons go. their first-ever ·ACC crown and Joe Paterno's Lions got off to a · coUect a"hlghlyprlzedbowl bid as rocky start In '89, losing to they defeat Maryland 40·14. upstart Virginia 14-6: They came And It's tlme once more for back with victories In their next .THE GAME: my beloved Yale · seven, dropping only a 17-16 Blllklop - boola, boQia - against lleartbreaker to Alabama. the lads' of John Harvard. la a ilaro-lo..,-ltt coa.e.t w• · record la tile llr1t J8li meeunp, the stands 57-40-8 In Yates look for the speed and power of favor. Now mark this one down for Yale, 22-10, as Coach Carmen Cozza ups his record to 13·11-lln the Immortal battles against Harvard. Har-rumph! Solordq, No•. 18 Alabama 31, So. Mlas. 13 Appy St. 28 W. Carolina 21 Army 29. COlgate 24 Aubum 27, Georgia 22 -· Ball St . 34, Ohio Unl~ . 10 Baylor 28, Rice 21 ,. I r No matter what kind of place you're planning to heat and cool, your best bet is the electric heat pump. It's the all-in-one comfort system that works )'e81' round to give you .the most for your money. For flanlel~ clean. safe heating and . coo~ - at home, work, or just about anywhere :... the heat pump does it best. Get the full story today bY contacting us at 992-3786. BYU 32, Utah 14 Brown n Columbia 6 Calllomla 21. Toledo 19 Clansool5. S. Car anna 10 Colorado49, Kon10 St. 15 Dukf 33. N. Car mlno II Florida 21, Kentucky 19 Florida St. 42, Momphls St. 18 ··' Fresno St. 31. N. Mexico 12 Fu.nnan 30, CJtadellO Georgia Tech 21, Wak~Fcirest 20 O.orgla Southern 3S. Martiltall 24 Holy Cross 38, Bucknelll4 ntlno!s 31, Indiana 21 I '· .I r. Kansas 24. Mlssoun12 Lehigh 29, Lalayelte 28 Louisville 35, BostCII CoiJetle 25 LSU 36. MJsollslppl St. 18 , Miami fFia. l 44, San DieRo St. 24 Mtdtlpn 31, MlnDt!Sota II Mlch.lpn St .• 38 Northwestern 12 N. ·Cardlna St. 38 Virginia Tech 28 Notft! O.me 31, Penn State 17 Ohio St. 49, WtiCOnsln 14 Oklahoma 28, Nebraska 14 Oklahoma St. 34. Iowa State 31 Oreeon 24. 0re1on State 31 Penn !7, Dartmouth 14 Pittsburgh 41. East Cordtoa 21 Prlnce:tc:a 2~. Cornell17 Punluo 32. ,.... 22 Rutgers 28. Tfrt)l)le10 San Jose Sl. 34, f'u.UertCll St . 16 So. Cal 24, UCLA 14 TennesM'e 35, MlssLSslppl 18 Texas 21, TC'x.as Chrls11an 20 TeuR Tedt, 49 SMU 14 T\lllne24. Vanderbllt20 Tulsa 31,,1lowllng Green 13 VIllanova 28. Ebston Untv.l5 Ylrglnla 40. Maryland 14 Wash. St. 33: Wuhlngtm25 W. Mldtlpn 32, llllarnl 10.1 22 Wyomtna 49. Texas- El Paso 24 Yale 22, Harvard 10 ....., · Sporls briefs 1989 Olympic Festival silvermedalist William. "Clay" Jen, klns of the U.S. Army, stationed at For.t Hood. Texa•. headlines the six-man .U.S. team traveljng · p.m. atKygerCreekHighSchool; to Manila, Philippines, for the white tbe boys will present their · 1989 Mayor's Cup, November . sneak peak Saturday at 6 p.m. In 22-29. Sixteen nations are ex, both lloopfests, Symmes Valley peeled to partlclp1te Ill , 'tile will-face Southern tn the opener, tournament .... 19flli U.S., junior followed by Eastern against Oak · champlolll Danll!l Lujan, Jr., of . HIU•at6: 45 p.m. ,.Kyger Creek vs. . Salinas, Calif.; · Henry ·Sims, Jr. Hannan Trace at 7: 30 p.m. and ot Westlake, La.; and Tony North Gallla vs. Southwestern at Ortega of Frisco, Texas, top the 8:15p.m. ~ight-man IJ .s. boxing team that Ill the annual A.thens Shrine will go against England's top preview, Vinton County battles junior boxers In the 1989 USAFederal Hocldng Friday at '1 England JuniOr Dual, November p.m.; .Nellonvllle· York tackles 20, In Londc!n: Meigs at 7:45 p.m.; Logan meets ... ·Alexander .at 8:30 p.m., and Athens will tangle with Trimble at 9: 15 p.m. . In the annual Ohio Valley Conference preview at Chesspeake, Fairland battles RockHill Friday at 6 p.m. followed by South Point and Jackson In the second game and Chesapeake vs. Coal Grove In the nightcap. Tickets for cage previews are $2. l I I o. • At Cheshire, the girls' SVAC preview will begin Frlday at 6 ' .' THANK YOU TO THE V01ERS OF MIDDLEPORT WHO SUPPORTED ME IN THE NOYEMID 7th ELECTION~ ~ ROBERT POOLER Pd. Pol. Ad 11J Cltld., 224 Wllnot Strlll, llddlepoll, Ohio TOltcause OUI CLIENTS ••• ef ... effo1 ts and prompt· · '"iJ:::. of inwolwed, none of our files or conf" llnf01s•tion was lost or damaged as a result of the I'ICtllt la•lding .CCWent. Wt _.. ...,..., operational now ....... te .. Wly ap11atlenalln the ntll n11r future. Wt wish to llsank our clients for their pafiMCe a.d UIMierstandlng. ftJ-6674 611 Ust•nr Porraoy-Middlaport. Ohio By .JOHN HENDEL UPISpena Wrller KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) _ Bret Saberhagen, who seems to thrive In odd-numbered years l!l'abbed the American Leagu~ CyYoung Award In near unanlmoua faahlon, the BBWAA an_ nounced Wednesday. · Saberhagen who was 23-6 for the Kansas 'ctty Royals last season, led the major leagues in victories earned run average complete games and Inning~ pitched to earn first-place mentlon on 27 oflhe 28 ballots. He was ~econd on the other ballot which listed runner-up Dave Stewart first. Saberhagen ·finished with 13S ,Points In the voting, 58 more than 'second-pla~e Stewart of the •world champion Oakland Athlet· :tcs. Stewart, a 20-game winner In ;each of the last three years; ;received the other first-place :vote and finished second with 80 •points. '· : Mike Moore, Slewart's team:mate at Oakland, was third with 110 points and California's Bert !Blyleven was fourth with nine. ' Saberhagen, contacted on the :cruise ship Fair Princess docked ;as Puerto Vallerta, Mexico, :seemed almost calm when Roy•als manager John Wathan told :htm that he'd won his second Cy !Young. He seemed to expect the !honor, especially since he'd been :told during the World Series that 'the voting might be unanimous. : "Towards the end of the (season, yes (he expected to wtn llhe award)," he said. "I was !throwing as good as I can throw .I !don't think I can get better than (that. · "I know how the voting goes, or :as It has In the past, the writers 1vote on the season, not what's !happened on the last two years or ~be '- last three.'' 1 Saberhagen was referring to a 1 <!ertes of potential votes for . ,..,tewart, who has posted three ~onsecuttve "20-vlctory seasons )Jut Is yet to win a Cy Young :Award. 1 I There was little doubt that ~aberhagen, who won his first ~he Cy Young after the 1985 ~ason, had a better season that Stewart, who was consoled with . ~he MVP Award In the World ::Series. Saberhagen won 20 of his ~11)81 22 decisions and was 11·1 <elth a 1.73 ERA In Royals ~tadlum. 191nsas City was 29-6tn l"ls starts. . I'll's just nice winning It ~rlod, but I couldn't have won It IWWIOIIt tile team play," he sa Id. j"I~ad great support this year. It ;seemed Ilk~ they scored just ;ertough runs lor me. De~ensively ~nd offenJively they played just great for ~-" ; ~e rtgh ·hander led the AmerJcan Lea e In nearly every )mportanl catetory In 1989 Nlctorles, · earned-run average, ~nnlngs pitched and complete ;games - and. was unquesttona,ly the hottest pitcher In baseball .over the final two months of the (season. : He was only 9-5 midway :through July, but reeled off ;victories tn 14 of·· his last '15 •decisions: He won eight straight ,•games, lost 5-1 to Detroit on Sej;lt. ~ finished with six more ~;;:,o~:es ; He was the pitcher of 1 each of his last 17 H In ngs, pitching to the seventh E'"!'ing_.each time. the season with a firing · compjete-game In,' a 4-0 victory over and a 6-1 triumph over He wound up with 12 games and 262 and Innings pitched to lead league and was second In jlihlltO~tts with four. Saberhagen, notanoverwwer· pitcher, a)so ftn:shed third In "-,"l!;t - the league with 193 strikeouts. ' behind Nolan Ryan of Texas and Boston's Roger Clemens. The 25-year-old tree spirit Is something of an enigma In that he has lll'eat seasons In oddnumbered years and less-than· great outcomes In the other seasons. "I'm going to tell him that, while '90 Is an even year that It's the start of a new decade and It's an odd decade," said Wathan. Saberhagen said. the downfall after his 1985 Cy Young Award came about because he "didn't know bow to handle success, or at least this much success." He was also Injured part of that season, arm problems which could be traced to his busy off-season. Saberhaaen re· bounded with an 18-10 record In 1987 and was named the Amerlcan League Comeback Player of the Year. Ther were more Injuries and an Illness In his famUy that led to a poor finish In 1988 and then In · the odd-number years he came back again. , The surge couldn t come at a better time for Saberhagen. Hels In the option year of a contract, which called for a $100,000 bonus forwlnningtheCyYoungAward, and the Royals have ajready set the market by giving teammate Mark Gublcza package worth · $7.4 million over three years. Saberhagen said he will try to avoid the even-year slump "· . . For many of our members, ·Senior Champs is tlteclub-no matter hoW many other programs · they belong to. Because who else offers sucli a great combination of • real fiDJDCia! Value and friendly fun? ~be that's why over 50,000 people across the Midwest have al~_yjoined Senior Champs ... BANK ONE's program of free and discounted services, available exclusively to people 55 or over. . OUR GET A GBAT DEAL FOR THm MONEY. BANK ONE Senior Champs save in lots of way~ Take check· i~~ for starters. When }'Oil join, we II ~ve you a Senior Champs checKing account that pays interest And costs nothing. 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We think you'll find that jamng our club offers )'00 impressive financial . value. But for many Senipr . Champs members, the savings come second to the pleasure of meeting new friend~ and sharing new expenences. "lOu lmow, with all 1M IJenejits wt _, ffOICI thatwe\le~;s Senior Clillmpsour kids are jeal6us!" (UPI) RoneraciDI The 1989 Eclipse Awards for !lloorse of the Year, Outatandtng t!fr.aln!r and Outstandlni Jockey be ani)OIIIICed live on ~­ 'Jr\1"'• "Wide World ol Sparta" on . lll~~~j I January 27th, 1990, I! Santa Anita Park. - "' - -- -·----- -+~ ·--- --·- -. ----- · - ---~" - ~ 8.1 0~ Minimum dq>osit= $5,000. Limited. Time Offer. Sports briefs TRUCK MONTH SAVINGS AND 100 LOIIEfiY TICKEtS! EHher Way You Wlnl 7 to wrap up the world championship. After a 7-1 2 record In l986, he was namedALComeback Player of the Year In 1987 for posting an 18-10 record and 3.36 ERA . • \ . .' 6 Kansas City's Saberhagen wins AL Cy Young Award ' WITH YOUR SUPER ..CHEVY The Daily Sentinel-Page l ' Cage previews this ..weekend High school bask2tball previews are scheduled throughout the region this weekend. On Friday the Gallipolis fresh· men. reserves and varsity will travel to Wellston, where they will tangle with the Dlvislon. II , runnerup Golden Rockets. First game Is schedull!d at 6 p.m., with the second at 6:45 p.m. and the nightcap at 7:30p.m. Coach Jim Derrow has six of seven players returning from last year's WellSton squad which finished 20-4, losing the district title to Portsmouth In"the final seconds of play, 61-55. Ou"tandtng players. returning are 6-5 senior Rob Hudee 8ftd juniors Scott Lackey and Mike Potts. Coach Jim Osborne has tWo lettermen - Wlllial'l) Strait and Josh Williams, returning !rum ,last year's 8-14 squad. · Thundav. November 16. 1989 • - - - - - -4- �. .... ' Rethink locking up the dog DNr .&. . ., 1 ' •~ .' . ... ~ , . ,• ,. c......~ Olarles RiiChie and Dhionda Mr,. and Mrs. Ronnie Robeiuon of ' Robenson arc announcing their en-· Ashllln. • gagement snd approaching mar·. The wedding will be Nov. 18 ll · 1:30 p.m.; at the AshiDn Bllllist ' is a graduare of Eastern Chun:h. Amcepti011 will be held 11. High School, and is lhc !IIlii of the AKZf) clubhouse immecti*ly • Janice Weber of Racine, Ohio, and fottowing the ceremony. , the laic Larry Rilchie. The wedding is open 111 family'' • Dhronda is a grac!uate of Hannan and friends. ,• High Sc.bool and the dauRhter of ' ..... Aller reed· coatlaue to atrugle with con· - fik:ll between her own pUt and her ani'!' toward her stepfather, &lOIII with a fear of deatroy)ng her mother's marrta1e. Your advice to seek therapy was excelleat. I bope llle llltens. The • girl's stepfather Is a pedophile, and we now know that pedophliM dO not stop whe confronted. They continue to sexually abuse until they are forced to stop by the judicial system. This Individual has almost certainly abused other children. The pedophilic condition Is des· crlbed as being similar to that of an alcohOlic. He may come to a point In therapy where he Is no longer abusing but will always be a pedopblle. While sexual abuse of children has for years been considered "the family secret," you need to emphasize repeatedly to Y!JIIr readers that Incest and sexual assault on children are felonies and deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the taw. Years of dealing with damaged. victims has convinced me that the only way they can beCOme well-adjusted adults Is by finding thecouragetocomeforwardand make a full report to law eaforcement and social services agencies. Please, Ann, help us to get this message across to your. readers. -Walt P - - . DeleeUn, lavesllp&loaa Dlvlsloll, AI'v~a Pollee Deparlmen&, Arv.... Colo. 8nr Wall P - : You got tile message across and I thank you. r• .u. fl'lwn plonnin1< e. Mlf'ddinif. who UMtuL l'fl'!•for whor? Who 11and.< .,h• .,? Dear Pal: Yourlettercertalnly ·n,. Ann l.on<kro' Guid• · for provet~ lUI tbere are two sides to Brifl••" h... all rh• ~"'""'"' S..nd a every stllry. Wilen a reader · _.,_.lldr•,...d. I•"«· bu•i•••.. complabled about how repair ••••'""" 'ond e <huk "' mon.,people get snapped at and bitten ord.r for IJ.IJO '"' Brid••· f l • Ann by family· ~ I agreed that they Lond•ro. P.O. Box 11562. Chiml<"· should be kept locked up. But now Ill. 6061141562. I'm 110t so sure. Readers! Where do you stand? Dear.._ ......_ 1 mad wltb llltere~t your letter from "XXX" w11o atated that she has been senally abused • by her' steptatbK for the past JeYeD yeats. As a pollee tnvestlptor of •i.:• I I I l Mar1e Purtell displayed wreildla 'tor ~y&ar ualng straw, grapevine.. and honeysuckle vines decorated with dried Dowers, leaves, cross stitch deslgns, ribbons, nuts, cones, and corn at the recent meeting of the Fernwood Garden Club held at the Zion Church of Chrlll. For devotions, each member presented a poem, scripture, or reading. MARC to meet There wUI he a MARC meeting 911 Monday at 7 p.m. at the Car»11111 Sehoul In Syracuse. A turkey will be given away to IIOIIM!OIIt' attendln& the party foUowlngthe meeting. A discussion was held about entries fOr the Christmas Flower Smokeout today The Melp County Chapter of the American Cancer Society has an-.ced that Thunday II the Great American Smoke Out. In t conjunctiOn with the day, aay llldlvldllal wbo takes one half of a pack or clgaretlel or mot'f' Into the Subway Sub Shop will receive · a free cold turkey sub. 4• . ST. PAUL, MIM. (UP!) .a<arm Hoyle, on ller feet all day aad four monthl prepaat with twllla, Wllll'l IUp(l( lid to be I"WIIIIIII after people. But, u a good waitress, she tlloullll It was Important to help her cuatllllllers. So ahe helped chase a drifter suspected at stabblllll an eld1trly man during a robbery Tuesday at the restaurant where •he worked. Pollee said Bernard Yo1111g, 86, coli&C II ~ afternoon at· ter IIUmllllllfoutoltlle -troom at U.TIII Clap Rataurut 1.. .... M llad bee11 ltatllled ul t'*l I by I wllo I CNt tile door. . '1 was tOWifCI tile kltclllil .... 1M! fell 4lno 1111. AUDogsGo rolleafen . ' Sprint Vall., CHARLES RITCHIE, • ' ,• •• aza-o tv..romen ,.. w I ~ Minutry · meets . ll.. 1 l'lo PI•• ' Page-7 •' The Reedsville Nazarene WomeiiS Ministry Society met recentlY at the church with Judy Elkins as hostess anil Wendy Wilfong as co-hOstess. The meet1n1 opened with prayer by Sue Suttle and Mrs. Elkins had devotions. She read a poem, "Gci<l's Grocery Store," and Psalm 100. The shut In calls were reported and cards were slgned for the sick and shu tins. Plans were made to go to the Meigs County Infirmary for a Christmas party and to present the residents wllh gifts. . The next meeting wlll be the Christmas dinner. It will be held at the church the first Thursday In December. , Attending besll!es.those named · were Robin Putman, Sue Dou· glas, Unda Pubnan, Marlene Putman, Cathy Masters, Bonnie Richards, Gloria Decker, and Taml Putman. Come in and mHt Sharon Pooler. She has· a special for you . ., 'I 1Now0 thrv °/o Now...._,. Off any Perm 25th • lay's Beauty Salon ." 1 69 North Second 992·2725 Middleport, Oh .. .. .. •• r<;rOGO . ' ' !. "" Collect all 4a diff. .nt Om811161 It · each week. A•special . Christmas . offer from Hallmark ., '• HERE'S A FEW GOOD ~EASONS TO SHOP AT BUnONS & BOWS! 1. Free Gift Wrapping ~. 3. Available November 18 4. • 5. POMEROY -The Meigs De· ! ' ' ' 6. Special Ordering Alterations Dry Cleaning Services We Ship Your Packages Discover Card 7. Handmade Socks 8. Avon Orders 9. Cards Available 10. Layaway Plan 11. Over SO Brand Names . 12. Courteous Salespeople BUT MOST IMPORTANT ••• PRICES EVERYONE CAN AFFORD! 'J a·uttons & Bows · ' \ Friday to prepare the displays. Members displayed Wreaths and baskets they had made. Kathryn Johnson had a demon· stratlon on basket weaving and each member made a small egg basket. The rlext meetlni will be the Christmas diMer at the Steak· house ' In Gallipolis on Dec.. 19. There will be an exchange of hand made Christmas cards using natura) materials. Other1 present for the meeting were Susie Helen Ebllns, and Thoma. ! ~: 992•5177 . . 220 .EAST ·MAIN I POMEROY I OHiO .. ' •' Christ~J~ca, Auction . ••u.·Nrv•ll• 710 .ItA 1 prange haS meeting ' The *1 Selling Vehicle ih' Just Gat Better••• ' I ' I I I ~ I I II~~~ Gallipolis Silver lridgt Plaza 446-7330 Candie's Bloomers Flower Shu •ownl , · JI,J:65 ,, . ' · R·.·" . ' Strip ' .. ~ntheln. ' Westlna Crabtree,· director of women's activities, thanked ljach one thai entered the various cbntests. She stated that Kathryn $iller, Roclt Springs Grange, '!'as the number one winner In the !lillie for her quilt . l Eldon Barrows, legislative ent, discussed the growing bate over abortion, and lhat ere Is no federal Inspection tor a food. : Arthur Crabtree, deputy ~tate · Jllaster, announced the oftlters oonference will be held Tuesday ~ the Rock Springs grange hall ~ 7:30 p.m. He urges a good rrpresentatlon for thiS meeting. , Pat Holter reported that the II!Brden club Christmas flower · show will be Saturday .and ~nday at RQ.iral Oak Resort. • The Rock Springs Grange sl!rved refreehments. •'• " I I 1 "Y" ' Downtown Hallnld Sttrt" 46 Court St. • Galhpoli1, Ohio • 446-1777 u..,... ......... t•crosa ft.. the ... p'lrtl • ' I I .I , '( · I I I .... • ' ' 992-6661 or visit your nearest Trust office for details on your next 7-Day-Wonder. oawN»us 'The Leading Cl'ftk Conser· vancy Dis trlct will close Its office o~ Nov, 23 and 241n observance of 'J7tanksglvlrig . Enjoy the flexibility of commtting for only l week,, the liquidity of a CD which is automatically renewable or redeemable at each 7 day anniversary, and the security of FDIC insurance up to $100,000. Yet earn at a rare normally ·found with much longer term CD's. CALL Gallipolis Middleport 446-0902 ' '' . . <pffices to dose· I ( ' ~ IT Full House of Cards un. nc.·. DOO~ ·· 8 '· SU't, AU 1 . . . • Patty Dyer presented a proiJr'am, "Thanksgiving" with Jt!embers having readings and 'l'!mments at the recent meeting Qt the Pomona·Grange held at the !lock Springs Grange Hall with !Pauline Atkl'ns, master, dresldlng . (The meeting opened In rllualls· uc form with the pledge to the !)ag and singing of the national '. BUUING . p·_ oN·,D ' 11 . COMU&iln LO'IS OF tan:& 1work with the 'Melp County Chapter of tile American Cancer f Soclety. Tbls Is lhe flrat lline the Melp County unit hu ever t received lite award. Plclured wllll Ruaaell Is UU!an M~re.director oflhe Melp Counly Unit oflhe American Caacer Society. ' On November 18, at any Hallmark store ~sted in this ad, you can start your collection of these 4 carousel ornaments. A different ornament will be offered each week. . Each ornament is $3.95 with each $10 Hallmark purchase. The carousel base is yours for only $1.00 with any Hallmark purchase. Please come in soon to a participating retailer, because supplies of these carousel ornaments are limited. HAllFORD l) theFIRST TIME AWAIU)- John Hunnell, left, recenlly received PAC,i!: (Priority Acllvldes Ia CancerEducallon) award forhls .' tr u...-eellfor ba1J. ....... Thursday, November 16, 1989 I •' Int. M~llillll.t DHRONDA ROJJERTSON pllaar W. meT I just 101 .............. d.'" I P 'aidllleeuadv....I eMil' lllld IICrtUIId . . . . . , . . ..t .... .. t, •' 'I'MClJ9M'GoldCftK i Sl.lll~n lllltll Lid. leld caro~yn LnlbaD, tile eooiL "He said, 'Call .... wlrllt •• • • SPIING VALLEY CINEMA anna," ..,.._llftll K~ll=-~'·:·~ .......... Jut • ' t ~· I • from lbe Dlftctor of AN A8ICAN TAIL_. THE LAND BEfORE TIME I. wal- - ~, • The D·aily Sentinel !' ' A •- Pomona· t walti'Ma· llelps aab (ld :41.. ... 1, .... . ,, -·---~·'- ADON BLUTH FILM a meetln1 on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Ej I '• ·i " --- ' The Ladles Auxiliary Frater· Pret rallll - ..: '~ I - ~--- ''' nat OriS«~ Eagles2111 will have • .. , •• •'' Auxiliary to meet . Quirks in the news -- By TheBend Fernwood Garden Club has program on wreaths sexualauaults on chtJ41iN!a.l cu tell you that this clllld will -- -- -- - -.,.------- ~les 1111 your aclvlce to llou-ives It sometblng was wrong. He came Ill the bouse to protect me. Aller I tbougbt about It, I didn't like tl!e look 011 that man's face whea lie asked for a cold drlJIIt. PIHH, ADII, don't tell boule-. wiva to lock up tllell' clop whlll repair people eome ln. TlloR are tile tlmel...._ clop can he malt . - ----.....-- • • Wedding set for.Nov. 18 4111N L41'1DR1 obvious tbat you ll•ve a lot to lanl about repalrmea. Your advice to keep doll lockecl up wbell repairmen come In Is not oaly lporaat but dalllll'ous. . l had a llil blac:k aprlqer spaniel wllo wu . so lllllal't l IOI!IItlmes tlloulht' be bad . the brain of a human. He was a .lfttle q, but the size of 111m frlglltenecl a lot of people. "Sparky" knew bow to get the door ope~~ from the outside and I always left It unlocked so he could come and go at wUI. Whea friends or family members would drop by, Sparky stayed ouialde, but when a repair penoa or salesman appeared at the door he would come rlght In and sit between the stranger and me. One afternoon a man came to nx my washer-dryer. He worked for about ~ mlnu!M and then came Ill the kitchen where 1 was cannllll ud asked for a cold clrlak. Like a nuh, Sparky was Ill the house. He positioned himself between the man and me, and for some unknown reason he began to arowl and show his teeth. The man quickly said, "Forget the drlllk. I'm just about finllhed." lft three mlllulel he wu . •• • I Landers --.&.oo ....... ,_..,..._ .._.than 1. ' Ann gone. I now know that Sparky seliSt'd II • S10,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT Ptbximum deposit 599.999.99. Subsumial pC1laltv for tJrl\· w11hdr ~w.1l. Jm ca~t paid 1U prin cipal (ln d mmpoundc:d weeklv.. Rates efffftivt· Nov 10, 1989. nnd Jub,«t to Chan~ ... irhout mitice. Yiftd ~sumrs that stuted rate n •m:uns m nswf\t fer a full year with no !"ith..tawab interett ur prtncipal. or THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Th« Bank That M...tn Thingr HaPPen. Affili•c: The Crmral Banrorpourion, Cincinnati, Ohin • ).(ember FDIC ,. �._,.c •ti·· Pee• ·'ouwoy-M • I 1'nuldly, Novanber Ul, ftree af aur baal-saUing recliners an sal• now! · Royal Oak Resort will be the ' , '--"' setting tor the anmial·Christmas • • !)ower show to be held Saturday l ~d Sunday. The show 11 pres· by all Meigs County garden , clubs, : . The theme this year Is "Christ· :\ '\,~masls" and the show Is under the ~ chalnnanshlp ot Patricia Holter. : T The show will be open to viewing : ~ l$y the public from 1-9 p.m: on , ',...SSturilay and noon to 4 p.m. on :.::;unday. • · :;. All entries aretobelnplaceby ;_""oon on Saturday and may not be •.....,..emoved before 4 p.m. on Sun· ~ ;:il:ay. Judging will begin at 1 p.m. .~ :$aturday aml will toUow stand· '!' ~rd flower show practices as '!. ~ tated by the Ohio Association of ; :......:.Garden Clubs. The Judges decl· , slons are final . Each club and Individual should use the O.A.G.C. Exhibitors and Judges Handbook In preparing exhibits. ·~ ' Awards presented will include best ol show, reserve best of ''show, and creativity. The crea· -<a ... I. . ' "A Flower I Have Dried" was the roll call for the recent ;' meeting of the Hutland GardE!~! , Club held at the home of Pearl •' Canaday. · A modon was mad€' for thE> ',, civic committee to buy and plant ;; bulbs In the planters at the ,,• memorial park. " · Eva Robson, Dorothy WOQo :: dard, and Pauline A,tklns, at· '; tended the board meeting }leld i' recently at Chester. "'v ' Neva Nicholson, Binda Diehl, , Ann Elizabeth Turner, PaulinE> :: Atkins, Eva Robson, Dorothy ; Woodard, and Marcia Denison • attended the county regional meeting at Pomeroy. Classes ,were drawn for the Christmas .''flower show at Royal Oak Resort. f, Each club Is to do class 20 "For :/ .... the Friends we Mee" a Christ• mas 'luncheon setting·. The Ru· !land club is to do entries ~d classifications . .. , Binda Diehl, Pearl Canaday. Neva Nlcho1son, Eva Robson, * Stellla .Atkins, Dorothy •Woodard, Eliza beth Turner, Pauline 1 ' ,.,_.~ ~A~t:k..'lns, and Marela Denison attended the regional meeting at McArthur. · Pauline Atkins was presented an atlanl-• for outstanding·. re-.glonlWI garden club tnember by Betty Dean. The Rutland cluh receiVed a superior rating on the Meigs County Garden Clubs __ Christmas show, a superior on ~· !he Meigs County fair !lower ·, show, and an excellent on the :' .publicity book. i Neva Nicholson. Pea~! Cana· ;. day, Pauline Atkins. Ruby Diehl, '· Binda Diehl, Ann Elizabeth !· Turner, and Marcia Denison · furnished flowers for churches ,; an«l'other organizations. ;; Officers lor 1989-90 were " installed by Neva Nicholson who •; used the candle installation. Blue ' lor president, Pauline Atkins; green for Dorothy Woodard, vice ·; president; yellow for Margaret Belle Weber. treasurer; and ,' white (or Marcia Denison, ~ , ' i: se~i~{~ Woodard and Pauline "· "Eagge" Recllna-Rocl,ler® Recliner Son 11nd casual, featuring con· SALt:l $ . tin i':JS7 2 ' ' .• lll ' $ '% · B. ''Trhunph" Rec:llna·Rocker® Rec:llber , and Recllna-Way"' Wall Recliner :r l'f111.Sized ror comfort. yet sonly SALJI; styled with extra padding In the rolled anns and a plush buttonluffed diamond back. c. "Jubilee" ~ lledlna·Rocke~ Recliner AtJansltlonll that'Ssoltly cushiOne<t IIIII generously proportione<t. The high, ultrl-p8dded headrest baCk. • • •• The Dlily S I lliwl F'llg1 I Baublet, gUtter. snow, back· will feature modern cleslpa grounds and accessories are lncludlna baublet. "And Soft permitted in all classes provided Candleglowl'' II to Include a they add dlsdncllon to the cleslgn. candle or candle.. •'Chrlatmasll The artistic claues are open to Angela' ' will use traditional, line Melp County Garden Club mass deslps. "Drawtnc Ntcb to membeta only. All other classes the Earth'' will locus on modern , are open to the public. kinetic deslps. "To Tell tbe In tile horticulture and educa· Good News" will feature bells. tiona! classes all plantl must be •'Of the Dear Savior's Birth' 'Is to owned and grown by the exhlbl·.. Include the holy family. ''Chrllt· . tor lor at least three months prior mas Is God's Son" has three to the show. No on or polish Is categorle., Madonna, without a permitted on the loUase. Plant" child; MadiOnna, traditional with names must be furnllhed b.e the child; and Madonna, modern exhibitor and written on the with chtid. "Sent Dowu !rom entry tag$. All horticulture and Above" Is feature assembJedie, educational classes are open to a free standing arrangement the public. . . with a view .from all side., and An exhibitor may enter more "The Real Meaning of Christ· than one specimen In a class In mas" will feature sdll Ute the horticulture section provld· designs. lng eacl) entry•ts of a different In the Invitational class, "Can variety. , Only Mean Love" arrangements In the division of ardsdc are to feature white. Tbls class Is hanging dec<iratlons, two classes open only to Individuals who have Only one entry per exhibitor Is are altered to the exhibitor, never won a blue ribbon. In the permUted In each 'a rtistic class. ''Christmas Is Holly" with two two other lnvltailonal classes, categories of lridoor wreath and "Christmas Is lor Children" outdoor , wreath. The second arrangementl are to feature a class, "And Gay Mistletoe" has toy, and In "With Faces All ·· two categories, Indoor wall a.nd Aglow" arrangements should be outdoor wall. modern and show motion. In the artistic design classes, There are two junior tto age 181 open only to Meigs County artistic classes, "It's Santa and Garden Club members, there are His Reindeer" which Is toteature nine classes available to the and ' 'And Newly Fallen "Naturalizing Spring Flowering exhibitor. "Christmas Is Tinsel" red, Snow" which Is to include white. Bulbs." N.aturallzlng bulbs is one e!fective way to establish no malntalnence plantings that will. relieve the gardener year after year . Mrs. Woodard stated that two definitions for naturalizing bulbs are that It refers to plants that, after Initial planting are capable of thriving and multiplying with· out any assistance, and that !I has to do with styling In which bulbs are planted in an Informal and unstudied manner. Eva Robson had an article on "Fall Planting Plan." She noted that all spring flowering bulbs should be In ground by the end of October . Stella Atkins had an article on "Pair up Planting For Twice the .Color." She said to set large bulbs such as tulips, narcissus, In the ground six Inches apart. Cover with four Inches of soil arid set small bull)s such as crocus, scilla and anemones ·spacing three Inches apart. Ruby Diehl had the hint on 'SPECIAL FACToRY RIWURCIWIE "Test Gardens." She noted that to· Insure a beautiful display of bulbs next spring Is the test garden. Cover the beds with aged ·manure this month or use a completely balanced fertlllzer. The next meeting will be at the home of NE'va Nicholson. tivlty award does not have to be a blue ribbon winner. A. blue, r~d. yellow, and willie ribbon will be placed In each class, and In the junior classes, the judge may place more )!onorable mention ribbons. Juniors will also receive best of show and sweepstakes awards. · · Sweepstakes will be awarded to the·exhlbltor who accumulates the rnost points. Points will be white, one point; yellow, two points; . red, three points; and blue, tive points. In the artistic classes, there Is to be no artificial plant materiaL · Painted and dyed plant material may be .used in the modern arrangement classes if desired. Fresh plant material should not be painted, dyed , or artificially colored In any way , but dried or treated plant material may be used in any class·. .: Atkins .attended the Friends and Flowers open meeting. '.,_ Blrida Diehl had a dried arran- · ··- _ .gement featuring Halloween. -··"She used canna leaves, canna seed pods , and a black cat. For the program, Dorothy . Woodard had an article on MASON FURNITU COMPANY~ 2nd Street ~ Mason, Wv · ! J (304) 773·5692 r In the competitive educational dlvlllon, exhibitors may enter in three cluaes. "It's Greettnr Cards and PreK'D II" offers two cateaorles that center around ell! wrap for aduha and chtidren. "And Brteht ColOred Treats" 11 to feature tree clecoratlona with two caterorle., natural materials, and other. "'lbe Warm and Friendly Greeting" will feature craft• In three categories, ceramic, needlecra!t, and other. In the exhlbltional educational divisiOn, one class is available open only for one exhibit !rom each garden club. "For the Friends that we Meet" will feature a Christmas luncheon tabtesetdng with card table to be !umlsbed by the exhibitor. There are two classes In the junior specimen horticulture div· Is ion. "Christmas Is Happiness" offers two caterortes with ever· green branches 18 Inches or less. and dried roadside material. •·or Children as they Play" also oilers two categories, a bird Ieeder and food tor the birds, and Christmas critters, made !rom natural materials such as pine cones, gourds, corn, feathers, etc. In the adu It specimen hortlcul· ture division tbere are three classes available to the exhibl· tor. "And All the Blessings we Receive" offers two categories, narrowleaf evergreen, one branch 12-24 Inches, and broadleal evergreen, one branch 12-24 inches. "On This, The ChriSt Child's Day " hal two categories, berried branch, holly 12-24 Inches, and berried branch, other 12-24 lncbeo. " Chrlsimas Is a Time to Dream" also has two caterorles. natl!· rally drll!d plant material, one stem, and treated plant material, one stem. There is one class, "Of Gl tts That llave Been Glvf!n," In the potted plan Is section of the horticulture division with ·nve categories, potted herbs, single variety; African violets, one crown; blooming houseplantl, with at least one bloom; !oUage houseplants; and cacti and succulents. In tbenon-competltlveeduca· tlonal division o! displays and collections there are two classes available to the exhibitor. ''En· riched with Loving Memories" oilers two categories, antiques, pertatninr to Christmas by Betty Milhoan, and Christmas coUectl· bles !:Jy Bobbl Karr. "An Home lor a Future Heaven' ' also otters two categories, baskets by My Sister and I; and decorative crafts and materials by Stewart's Gift Shop. INCOLN What aJuxury car should be. 1889 THEY'RE HtRE! ' · Thanksgiving presentation ' ·Zion Church. of Christ on The Route 143 is presenting a Thanks· giving Eve play "The Long Table" which Includes several of the congregation being Involved. The play Is under the directiOn of Kathryn Johnson. It presents a few historical facts woven into the presentation' with humor and music. Following the play, which · begins at 7 p.m .. !her<? will be a fellowship with pie. LOW LOeAI.TBADE R •' Officers meeting The Meigs County Pomona Grange will have its officer's conference on Tuesday at 7: 30 p.m. at the Rock Springs grange hall. All subordinate officers are urged to attend. LOW PRICES! Slocii11S210,2 .......... 4 . . . . . . . PS, P8, Jlll"'l . . . ., Jlll"'l'iDdll. It ...... auiot.MIAI-IIpl,llllilll, lludrll-. -·-· -= *IllS ....... -..... ..... 1984 CHEVY IMPALA QII05.1, 4 docn, ...... V.f, Ill..... ......... ::S NowS&JIS ·; ; $3&\.. 1..----------- ' .. ....' .iL . thick sell IIIII luxurious pillow anns comfort completely. ' Rutland Garden. Clubrreports on regional·_ r====u==rA==wA==rN==oW!==.===:;-ll - __ pillow-style arms. . .. •' ,. ' . , • Christmas flower show planned by Meigs County Garden Clubs 1989 , ;BP.'IIed temponuy rolled-over back and .. . • 11'iurldey._November 18, 1989 Ohio • '. ... :J -llin.• WAS '4795 NOW Owr 1011 PreNMd •::::=~~daoll,t.nllllp,Y.f,llr..... l ..... t.dlllp,4arl.4llplld II budlll.... ..... .. •::..~ MIA! ......... C.al laacb ..lllllo I' -llin.dllaa ...... leiiCI Pram! 8 NOW *1191 .;'4~ NOW 900 CHALLENGER llll~ 1184 CHEVY C.10 VAN JEEP WRANGLER �Paa• 1~The o.ly Pomeroy- Middlepoi'l. Ohio Sentinel . DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE The ~ LMt ond Parte --to of loti N!Umed Delinquent Til Froct. 12 E lido Plrbllc Lludll· Rd. NW - .. 1 .2573, '440. mit, IMry ~tar Harriet. 111.15. ,. R12 T2. 18, (11401 lack to 11-00385.000 GriNnl. R. A/orJudlthM .. II11W, 17N S311, 7.14A. out of 11 .UA. 7.14 ocr•. 14,&80, t11U1. 13..ocJ417.000 ' - -· Ke· .., llone, II, IE o1 Lot 111 lot. Cr. a lid., . 25 - · ttlo. tll.41 . 13-00411.000 !Ava, Ka.., lot 1110', 1100, 13.81. . 13-00419.000 ' - -· K1.., Ilene. lot 11115' at Lot 111.t70.12.41. 13-00713.000 ' - -· Ke.., Ilene. 15, NW Pert SE, .01 ocra, 11130, t23.02. 13-00494.001 Mlrtin, O..go W. Jr .. 838. 1.00A outo117.17A .. 1 .00Aore, 13110, 112.49. 13-001111.000 Peyton, Rlchord A. Etol; 111 , E of NE'4 Ex. 34A NE Ea. #4 Vo1n coal, 8.08 - · ...050, *322.04. 13-001116.000 Peyton, Richerd A. Etol, 85, on W Une of NE 'II Ex. #4Voln .coal, 4.84 ocr11, tiSO. 121.00. 13-001117.000 Peyton, .. lllchord A. Etol. 811, SW PartNE\49.01iASEEX. #4 Voin coal, 40.111 ocrll. 14,120, 1110.14. , 13-001119.000 Peyton. cllftandYaung'sAdd.. 6.00 LluloEtoL c/ o Mrt. Julaocro, U ,770, t1:14.30. 1..._ 18, NE 14 of.... 01-00403.000 Loudor1.00, t2110, 1113.:11. ond lgllllblv poMitloo mlt. IMrv ""'Harriet. Lot 2.211A. ch.,..S , _ 1HIOII3 ooo ~~ay,. •· to lew. -oontainlllondcle- 17You,...Add. IY., I110. • L.I. 21.NEI't.U'Fnn8E Cor. MATrllooNICor.. 2.00 ..,;- In tho tollawinll Hot. 16.07. OI-Oill54.000 Lewlo. 11.130••70.82. vii : l . liar L.. I 11-0011111.000 llyooliL Nil(Name, R., T., 8 ., 0..: lp- .. _ 24.23 1o c/o Capolllld. Lot tlon. Acrll. Valuetlon. and 31 , (2121 1Crll••420,114.11. Soc. ·lanNIJnoofNEV.Ex. Total Tilxll, . - - · 08-oo4311.000 Manuel. Chuoch Lot Ex. 3.75A, .16 Md - - lin thlt ordlr): Donald W. • l or Joyco E.. tocn.IIO. 12.21. lEDFORD TOWNSHIP 11·00588.000 Knopp, 81, (1D0-2221 W Mid Prt of MEIGS LID 01 -00332.000 Hort'-Y. 42.11-anNIIne,1.50 Irian ~lor Donna Morio, Lot 118 Hutchlnoan llultKenMth G.. 131. Lot Sect. ..,., e8.130, 1224.49. 06-00324000Bmiii\Don- dlv. ltl'x115 ', 111,980, 31 SE at NW\4. 45 acr... old E. War llldde J. S. ond 1427.91. 13,1110, 152.211. 11·01314.000 Meyn.rd •01 -00497.000 Morkhom, 82.21A E ond Ex. II4A N PL. 113,430, Cool Company. The. lot VfiliiMI, R13, T3, 8111, N. 1.034 Sect. ·7 Cool Unclor 3.21A part of NE '-\ ox. 21A NW, 1444.14. OLIVE TOWNSHIP in Soc. · 7, 3.211 ..,., 150, 100 ...... ., 1,970. EASTERN LSD 127.73. 1422.27. OS-00077.000 lllrller, 11·001&2.000 Priddr. Frill 01 -00491.000 Morkhom, WIIIIMI • Marl<, Sect. II· Jam• •lor Undo, S11, N M. Wor-. II. 8 Port of 17on N. lnoofSoct.,33.80 PtEx. 2A,Ex. 8AEx.15A, NE'ilofEofRd.1071.15 ICrll, •&,750, 1311,420,11.301.110. ICrll, 14.470. 1159.01. 11•00971.000 Priddy, 01 -00491.000 Morkhom. 1185.47. OS-00187.000 8roob, Loyd M. •/or Priddy Frill WIUiam • Mllrk. Soot. 17 on S. tine of S.C.. 75 IICrM. PauiE .. S11-38, EptEx.2A M.. 88.LotNEofSE'IIEx. S. II.IISA Ex 1.1011A Ex coal, 111.40 11 ,150, 15,250, 1116.82. ocr•. 142.27. 3.851A. 50.801 :"01 ·00100.000 Morkhom, . 11·0011110.000 Priddy, \IIIIHIMI • lh•an. Stet. II. 11,480, t280.25. OS-01008.004 8uoh. Loyd M. •/or Priddy, Frod R13, T3, 35 ICIII, II, 130, 1218.15. 01 -00501.000 Morks,Loo: hom. Wllllom • Shoron, Lot • . . · . , • . Seclt. T. R. N'h of SW 'h Ex. ocroo, Doorn. Loyd M. • / or Priddy. Frod 08·00924.000 ItA NE • 28· A SW NE. 8. 1/or Beth A., M. 1114w: • Til. S1, NW 8"11.10 - -· 13,970, William 511·2". Prt of 24.1111A cor-• . 1.311A out of 1141 .27. 01·0050&.000 Mlrtin, Hou• Lot W Prt. 8.00, 3.8111A, 1.311acro, 11,4110, Jolin E. • Judith E.. Soc. ~~~~.~- Hovman. ~~~-~0983.000 Priddy 13-111 on WllneSWofWhl· Vii1nie L.. S 18. 8 A auto! Loyd M. a l ar Priddy Frod leY'.. 21i ..... uo. 13.21 . PARTII.IIA, 8.11acreo, M.. Lot Soct. -2 Mid on W 01 -001101.000 Mlrtin, I line Ex. coal, 33.71 acroo. John E.• Judith E.. 1113, 117,030, 1&41.44. OS-01152.001 Hulk, 117,670, tll41.80. 1'1. lot 7 T. 3, R. 13, Jomll II. • l or Mtitine, 11-00181.000 lllchmond f1,880, 18&.04. . 01 -00507.000 Martin, R11. T4, Sl, .343A out of W. C. c/o lderlchmancl, Lot John E.• Judith E., lot 8, T. 9.&1A, .343 ocroo, 170, s.ct.-10Und.'haf .35ASE 12.31 . Cor. of 8.44A of RD., .18 3,..11. 13, t21 0, 17.41. 08-0011118.000 Hulk. ocre, 180, 12.21 . ' ,(; 01·00370.000 Millar, 11·00117.000 Rlchuorid ...,rt.ert 8 . • Manna J .. Lot Jom• R.•,., Muino P.. Sioc:t. 5 N '-\ of E 40A S E 14, S8.. 42Aautaf .811A Wend, W. C. c/o Ide Rlchnoud. Lot 20 - · 11,400, $49.81 . .42 aero. 111,100, 1221.70. Soct -10 Und. 'h .3BASE Cor OS-00111.000 l.lnco, of 3.SIIAWoiRd., .17, $50, - 01-00371 .000 Mlllor, Herbert B. • Monna J .. Lot s.ct. 13·5 S port ol NE y, ~-~-~-~·,s~:t:~:~ ·'Wciost3.oo Romine Dol80 ecr•. 7.240, bort llo\.... c/o Tom RoEx.. 3A, 23.118 • .,.., 'II, · 1238.27. mlno,LotSect.-21 •-CorN f1,5110. 158.72. OS-00882.000 Pooler, of Rd. 1.00 lla't, 11110, 01·01120.000 Mill•. llorbart I. • Manno J .• Soct ~lchofool28~~ s•/EorPrtLoofioS~" ESE 181.11200 . 458 001 S " ~ x. • . trauso. & W of SE car- of NE 'II, rn 11'. A.. 11.50 - • · 1780, Paul R14. Til. 528, II.IIIIA .311acro. 140, 11.41. out of 12.118A, 8.118 ..,..., 01 -001111.000 Bpumey, 1211.10. 01-00183.000 Pooler, 11,400. 111 .45. Jam• A • Abbott. Tony J ., s.et 311 II 3 T 13, 6.00 13.330. 1111.50. •780. 1211.10. , Lot W oida of 40A 'II Ex. ·01-00853.000Whlta, Pa-ooiOOIEI4.•000 Pooler, 4.71A NE Ex. 28.73A, 1 .2.7 tride. ETAL.. 8. 23, Cent• . /or Loio G.. ocro, I 4 ,8 10 , 1164.83. offll\4 • strip 14 Ado. wlclo, llllch 81.14 ...... ..21.250, loct. 11-39 SWCorSa!Rd 11·00010.000 Thoma. 1743.88. t~!· 2oot. 2,51AII.7 01.7& acre, AHnnantln~''wvs 18"-~~-cQ17s20E CHESTER TOWNSHIP v, • • · u ••on ,......, • 09-010111 .000 Re:'J:al· '4 EX S2'hA N EX. 10A, EASTERN LSD 03-000111.000 ........ Robert, Soct. 3 · 9 · 10 PT 10.00 oc-. •10,400, Chorl11 H. •/or Joyce L.. of 25.25A IW Part 1110A 1345.30. 11·00128.000Tobin, Ar· R13W. T 2N. 85. 1.01Acro Lot 11111. 12.12 ac-. thur A. •/or Mory L., 1114. out· of &.825 ICrll, 1.01 fl40. 121.15. 01-010112.000 Roiquol, T&, 512, EX .735A, .335, ..... 114,740, 1417.11 . 03-001113.000 llanloo. ~~ ~.,.: 1,.~- :.· ~ 11;~~1':/.~; Tobin. Ar· Clierl11 H. •lor Joyce L R13W. T2N. 85, 1.0 ocro 111.1. 22.00, 11,180, thur A. •/or Mary L., R.14, T.8. 8.12. . 73&A out of ~ of 4.815 101'11, 1.00 138.35. ..,... 11,400. 147.21. • 0 3-00080.000 ..... c.::t..oocr.CI)'! ~':~: !i~~i. .7311, 11,380, 11118, 11-01236.000 Williamo. John L.. R13 T2 811. Soct II 8W Cor.· 70A Lot t10 430 R0 bor1 0 Pat 1 · s (11401 W of NW 'II. 40.00 2 ·00 ICrll, • • · or r ere, · E 1~0 .71 . OOO Rho~ 6N,~OuCt of 77. 7 BA of 114.44. 1270· 20 ·00 End 03.00HD.OOO ,_,...,, -· c or.. ocr•. · Roy, c/o Albort - · E-P.ranlolln•/orKetlly 11,880,1111.01. 11-012311.000 Wllliamo, 820. w Cont... Port"' "-· Louloo. S 14-11, IIA of NE 18 No Land (1-odl. ear ol14.25 A, 4.37- Robart o. •tar Patricia. sT 11,480, 141.91. 14·11MidofNWY,EX30AE 11.1180. 1417.43. -ooo-ooo ~E 130•E 20111A CHEIITER TOWNSHIP vw· ...,, • ~· x. · " •· · • Harald E. Jr., 8 11 -31, Mid 30.11111 - . . 12,510, : MEIGS LSD ' 04 00010.002 ,..... on W Una Bet. Rd .. 911acro. .. •92.21. 11-01237.000 Wllllorn~. R_E_o.DcnnaY., 1200, 111.112. 01-01341.000 ........._ R-D .• /or Patricia E., R13 T2 S12, Mid. on w 'h ·---. 1.735..,.. aut of 124.10 Mlolyn J., 8 11, SW- of IT 14-8 Mid of NW 'I• Ex. ..._., 1.7311 aero, 17,480, 128A IE of N'h Ex Lot 30A E Prt .541A, of 70'x500', &.115 ocroo, 2.011A., .541 aero. $80, 1279.49. 13.30 04-00085.000 Morrlo, 113,800, 14&0.53. 01-01437.000 Wello, 11·01238.000 WHIIamo, El...o. loct. 12-11 (262) S WIIIIMI F. •/or D-rah M. Robort D.•/or Patricio E., Pert of 8Acro Porcol, .34 , S30, NE part of 1\lo of N\lo Sll, Out of 32.1SA NE End, ocro. 170, 12.58. 11,810, 04-00011.000 Morrio, Ex. Coal, 3.18 acr11, 22.15 acroo, E-. 8111 E portal Free. 4, 11,1110,153.18. 116.51 . 8.115 ....... 14,590, 08-01341.• 001 You""' 11 ·01238.000 Wllliamo, J ollnW11oan /orWIImeF .. R - 0 .• /orPotrlcioE ., 1170.23. R1 1, T4, 823, .838A aut of Sect. 14-8 Mid • NE Soct COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP 1.811A, .138, 17,700, Ex 1.811A, 121.8& acr11. ALEXANDER LSD 254 48 117 6 05-001125.000 Roy, 1 ORANGE TOWNSHIP f1 J~.].ro7v~.t-GE _ ,.. T. • Merlyn. Soct. EASTERN LSD MEIGS LSD 20-21, Fr. 31 SportG!W'-\ 10-00011.000 Aloxon12-00111 .000 Fronce, 5x40', 11.50 acr11. 1480, ~-. •--·al •lor T-· - · G . c/o KfWin Hud· ··118.117. lot 14, 112,210. eon, lot 19 Rothburn Add. 01-0111127.000 "-~~· Jam• 18 22"•7ooo AI 218 .T• • Morl¥n. 820, Fr 211 w 13t8o1 ooo" a• v ' aan· . . "--r• - · part. 1111.00 - - 118.810. dor, larnuel . , ., T~r~~~ bano, 18, 18401 Port at &1A 1787.05. 16,880, 01-00022.000 latmory, Da-. Lot Soct 11111 N 'h. Lot. .10 ocr•1110. •18.21. 1244.02. - · R15, Til. F-. 12 IE 10-0001111.000 AI-· 12-c0447.000 Rutlond CO( 5.111 out"' 113.41 dor......ual . •tor T~r~~~ Full Comjrany, Public Utllty · 5.118 - · · 12.120, Oorlono. Lot •-- · IE o1 #14 --11. 110,401.421114.11. • .86 ICrll, ~1-2·00""1 • N Of 111~11 •v .000 Rut•-~ -~ LEIAN(IN TQWNI.HIP 1480,115.25. FuaiCompony,PubllcUt"lly EASTERN LSD • 10-00816.000 Por-..r, *31,270 uolue05·00013.000 Hemricl<, F._. v • ~ • RH-k. 11y tlan w.ndi ·L.• OlonnC., S11...,.w · -ry " ·· oya · 12-00013.000 · · Thom11, 22. I port Ex. F-eWioyo. Int. Cort E. - h Petro11 .31ICI'II. IIOO,f20.01. loum, Inc.. Floyd H-k. Anno Bille. S. B. (140) W 05-000114.000 Hamrick, 1920,131 .54. Part of IE 'II, 8.88 - • · 10·008111.000 H-k. tl30, 12&.311. Wlindl L and Glonn C. Floyd v . or Mary A., Royalty -0034 3.000 1111o, Dan8.11·22. SEcor- alrave - C a r t E. Smith Petro- ny12 R. •/or S..ndrl K.. a. 8, DeWitte Run Ex. 1A, 11.115 loum Inc., 1140,14.81. !840150'x8''-\RkloEDIRdEx IC-. 1350, 111 .88. 10-00352.000 Hawk, 13A. .3438 111'0. 17,1100, 06-00011.000 Homrldt, FloydVIn-•lorMoryA.. '1.801.40. W - l.• OlonnC .. S 11· Lot llec. ·11 W- of IE 'II, SALEM TOWNSHIP . 22. E. of Longloltom • Haacr11, 1700. 123.111. L MEIGI LSD ,..pertG!IA, .lllocro. 140, 1010-00353.000 H-k. n-00042.000 John 11.34. FloydVIn-1/ M A L Lot 11 Lor LEIIAJIION TOWNSHIP s 17.lotWPrtof"NE::J•ii 1340. 112 .10:IUiboth Add., SOUTHERN LSD Prt of NW ·~ . 8I.OO t3-00043.000BIII.Jolln 07-401101.000 Adkinl, ocr• 1131201447811 L Lot7 ,,~ ,, .. 37 ..._. 0 .• J-n. 121, s ' ' ' . . ., ' ''""· ""' 10-003114.000 Hawk. 13-00044.000 j.,..; port of IIOA E olcloofiOA NY, of SW 'II, .12 cro. 1180, Floyd Vln- •lor Mary A., L,, Lot I. l380, •13.115. I 17. lot of N Prt..., mid 13-000117.000 11a1on, Jeck 11,01. · 17, 711.18 ecroo, A. •/or Hllon K 830 N Plrt · 07-000118.000 Bona, -17,1180, 1250.43. atSW'.41x7.1A~.eo.il..,._ · ~ V. ''"' Donne, 10-00355.000 Ho~ i1.103.•A. 819. SW Prt. E of Rd of 31A FloydVIn-a/ M -..~ ••.-,:-00087000..., IIi Cor. Ex. 1.20A E tlclo. "' •ry ·· · C...O .aoacro.l830. 127.18. St 3-tii,LatNECor.58.00 ~E.Itl.tAofNE · CJ7..00148.000 c. • .,.... oc~ci-::4'::000 · ' 134·Hy.u:.... 11. 1 Mld'of' ,.... ,0 Danald L Wor " - K. · · · · • 131. 8.211-..SE '.4 E GIRd. o - F. ''"' 01... L., 18110.71. R12W,T4N,811,Frec. lw 13-00431 .000 Conley £)c. . 7.21 illea. 111-M. 1.211 - - - · 11·21 - · l2.070. Dcnool Kelley Elll, S31, IE 07-00141.000 cr---. 11 ~u•- ~-~-311"· EX. 114 V!J!I 380.000 tiOMd L War . _ K., ' · ._.._, ' 21 - · · 18 •7 ..... 831. 2.7U OUI of 8E- of Herwtl .• /arMonMJ.,S 1341.. . 3 of J4.02A 1:J-00432.000 Conlev. .... 2.71--. 11110. ...32. H, Lot und. 1111 11 1 1 34 07·00110.0Cit Ci&ILWU. sw, "',NW " 1-1 · 2."" " M"in1ltaiE• 11143131., II • 780' 211 •17 . 1~u • x. " n · Vain Danald L W« " - K., 10-011111.000 Mlar, Hor- ooal. 11.00 10r11. 11,080, 831. 2.511 A 0U1 of 7.21A, lllft8. Wor I 31. *37.35. z.••• ...Jto. •:ato.a. Lilt I.Md. 213 of M.OZA. IW 13-00433.000 ~ . 07-00111.000 Cl••-=• Donoo1Kelloy,Etai,I31.NE Danald L Wor " - K., oiNW'4.22.11111'11.'1,110, 'A.N.Pioi8Y.Ex. II4Voin D1. IE PI of NJ! '4 ol8! 'II 182... IIUTLANO TOWNIHIP Cool. 13.00 ..... •1.420, iErl. :1.71A..II.21111101 LID t80.13, fUJI. 1 ,_00434 _000 Conloy, 11 -0tOM.OOt lanen. Mille• Dewn a.llnolo ..._ 0anoo1 llellw. Elll. S311. w - LETAliT TOWNSHIP rte. R14W, TIN, 811, l'toi8!1UX.Mino. Eo.#4 IOUTHIIIN LaO 01 00111.000 ' - · lr- li.OMautllf11I.OOA.2.oo Vein INI. 41.00 wlftlt. la/.. ...,, .. lt.... 11,110••42.11. tll.080. '211.27. 1 1210, 11~~ Coctom. ~ ~iooo~oo::n"*· .7.10. ~.:~· ,."'3. ~.'! 131 .&_.•..; ..M1·• 1 11 0 ' ,~• -...oo.ooo '-- lr- ...._. or..... ·· ' .... · .. · ..,. 1t. 11a1.. ..., F.. lot 1.00 ..... uao. t12.t4. Car"' NE '4, 1.00 - · , ............. ~Mho 11-00zta.OOO Doy, Fer- 14,170, .784.11. ,...... WoNo. 1210, ... w.a1«'--III .• R14, tJ-00:110.001. Galllo, 11by tile T.-u- of - Countw. with the Toea. • · Mb•••· ac,... ly g.,., Public Notice PubliC .Notice No..... public- ulol1. a pultFIMI lo-ct of - · llo _ . . , . - ... hold . ... h••clouo Wlltl Per· mil. to MY eotlon. celpt of wrlhd oompllintt. 1-o!Ohlo. any-moyo_n_ Dopt. of Commorct. - o f f u - Mtlofto. and Dlv. of Stall Flro Mor,...l •d•tluMI lnlatnwtillft. Un· ~ T-nolp. Ohio llu OU.w... provld1d In Appllaotlon Nolll 04-113-0841! notice of penlculer lllltloftl. llaa-nlallloowllllllloe Tille flnol ..... not _, to: tte..!nll Clertl. odell 11'1 propaood ootloltllfld OEPA, P.O. lax 10.U, Cal· II oppeololllo to EIIR. Troet· _bu._ OH. 43216-01.U mont of oproxlmotely Ph. (t141 144-21111. Can- .... of det-inll ely· lUll OAC Chop. 3745 and nom Ito. OAC Chopo. 3746-47 ond 111) 111. 1tc 3741·5 far , _ _ , . _ acroo, t1,230, .0.74. MIDDlii!POIIT YIUAGI MEIGS LID 15·00011.000 AllllrCOn Inc.. E Pert of Lot (51) IIIII Ex. H.l x 80, 110,110, t444.08. 11-01111.ooo Bllke. Joyoe, Lot 113 ~PO· moray, •110. 1235.17. 11-011116.000 ...... Joyao A.; lot 1114 .__Po· moray 8Ya' E Sldo, 1180. 142.82. 15-00U4.000Qiblro.FNdtrid< .1<. War ........_ Lot 14341 """'- #434 - 18' OlfE8ido.l430,117.11. 15-00112ti.OOOQiblro. FNdtrid<Jr. -/orJtlniOI.Lot434 l'orn. ll434 Ex. 11' Off E-. 13.280. 1133.12. 15-001127.oooa-,FNdtrid< W. a/orJanlao E.. R13, T1, 121. 4.1151 11,140. t411.41. 111-0011211.oooa-, FNdtrid< W. Jr. liar Joniao. Lot (433) l'orn1'433. 111,150,1441.21. " tll-01270.000 Sloyton. Alma. Lot SO P Jo- 3rd Add.,l2,870,11111.12. 15-01272.000 ·smith. Dottle ·L.. Lot 31 Harton. - - Add., U,730, 1147.80. 11.111A Ex. 2.11ZA b . 2.00A. 18.114 · 111,110. 1123.52. 11·00471.000 Grady. Dllm• L. ~tor z.rma E .. .R12, T2, 13,EEnd1 .173A. of 11.11311, 1.173 · e1.eeo. •112.cs. 11-00122.000 Jana Wll1om M., 8211. IE Comor of .... 28. 1.144 - 112.730, t2.221.35. 11-00773.000 Loudor· mllt.MaxE . • /orTorryL., lot 10 1.34A 1311 Hock Surv.. ta.IOO. t1,724.12. 18·00782.000 Leifheit. WlburH.I/orJulii,R12.1---------..L.--------:,: -T2, llec. 100A Lot 280 E Sldo IT RT #124, 7.011 acr11. 18,370. 1174.34. 18·00811.000 McKln· ""· · Jeff ~tor Jonnlfw, S14, Froc. 7N Pt o1 Mid. 100A Ex. Cool, 2.00 ,.,.., t1,480; 1388.23. WASHINGTON !UPI) - Ronald and Nancy 18·00118.000 McKlnnoy, J - liar Jllnnifw, Reagan, returning to the While House for the R12, T3. 514, .SO oc.-, unveiling of lhelr official portraits, were praised 170, t13.21. by President Bush as a first couple unrivaled In 18-01142.000 R-. the nation's history. Jorry F. 6/or Vol- Goll, Reagan, In his first return to the executive R12W,T3N,819;·NECorof thoNW'A1 .0SAof32.70A, mansion since leaving office In January, waxe<l 1.011 aero, t14,000, sentlmenlal Wednesday and moved .some In the 1412.38. 11-01234.000 Thalli. audience near tears as he thanked thOse .assembled for "a very special day In Nancy 's and my life." .:::. "To walk In these hallowed halls again and to - · John Etol. c/o Wililorn 18-01235.000 . Thalli. see all of you brings back so many memories of ......,._.,E .. 88, Lot 2111 Thomll M.. 110. E Sldo of Sub. 11'h, t470,118.611. IE'-\Ex. BAS,38.451cras, success and disappointment, of triumph and 111-01718.000 13,740, 1123.52. tragedy, of great joy and, yes , even some tears," Frtd C. Sr.. lot 282 hcopt 18·01:131.000 Tholso. Reagan said. =~~9 . . lido. 11,720, cool Thamll M.. s. 4, Wand h . At a ceremony In the East Room, Bush told 24.40 A, 24.40 ocr•. Reagan, "I believe history will re~rd that YOII, 111-00169.000 . Bright, 11,710, 1511.48. · Chrlotino, Lot 188 Sub. 111 · 18-01237.000 Tholoo. more than any Individual, helped stimulale the , Burnap Add. 52' FI'Dnfllll, Thomll M. $.4, N End Ex. changes lhat we're all fascinated with and that's ti.BOO, 11,818.811. 40A E Ex 4A 56 ooo111-01382.000Ciark,Fronk 14 . ' . ' . ' taking place all around lhe world today." C., Lot 111 '11311'x100' Join'~::,,~':s~iJ:'· Thalli. He said that Mrs. Reagan had "refurbished the ing~.I4,\M(I,I171.04. ThomiiM .. ST4AIIEx20A White House with grace and elegance," and that U-008111.000 Johnoan. E End a Ex. 3. 17A. Ex. Cerroll • Mildrid, Lot 305 1.311A Ex . .30A, 138.17 he and hlswlfe, Barbara, "enjoythlshousewhose beauty you enhanced so much." · .41A NeerEndof BrldgoEx. 10.._ 128.140, t829.38 . "I don't believe this house had a betler learn . ... .O$A • . 32 ocro, t5,250, 11-00173.001 Whltllch, 1408.30. Torry S. -/ar Chrylltll, It's good to have you back," said Bush, who 16-01023.00CI~.Lau-· R12. T2. 85, !\IE cor- of served eight years as Reagan 's vice president. Bush said the White . House "portraits will r.:7':l =~'f~~~"'.z~ ::."~~- .883 acre, 1280, oi.ra. 1140, 1&.&4: 18-0017&.001 WMIICh. remind future generations about two or Its 15-01021-.000....,ow,Lau- Torry S . .;../orCryltlll, R12. greats." 1M Et11. Lot 2112-17 Will T2. Sll, BECor-ofloctll, The portraits, commissioned by the White '-\, 11,410. ttiii.IO. 1.71 -•· 124,320, House Historical Association, were painted by 11-01022.000....,ow,Lau- ' t1,247.40. New York artist Aaron Shlkler. Reagan Is shown iltEtol. Lot 2113-17 .-!lot RACINE VILLAGE Lolfholt a W!gol Loto. .40 SOUTHERN LSD In a dark blue sull, a white shirt and a red Ue · eor1. t110, 17.111. . 18-00119.000 Ghoen. slandlng beside his desk In the Oval Office, and 2 12 looking much younger than he appeared during w . Side W, 13,150, Manuol. 12. •11.100. his White House days. 1140.81 . 11 ,084.08 , Mrs. Reagan's lull-length portrait Is more 11-00201.000 M0n1o. Deb11-001111 .000 Ghoen. striking, showing her In a long red gown with a -tynr\Lot4841'1ow14'W Monual E.lilor Berbora G., Slclo•41"ES. •eo.•z.oo. 17 1117, 11,300, 1368.28. pearl choker at her neck, standing against the 111·00208.000 Marrio. 18·00151.000 Ghlon. mahogany door of the Red Room. The painting Dtllorlh lynn, lot 411 Ex Monual E. •;or lllrb1r1 has some of the ethereal touch that Shlkler 35'x21i'!J', 1110.•4.37. Gone, Landing In Front1129, exhlblled In the official portraltshedldoflheJohn 111-00:110.00 Moi111. Deb- 140, t10.87. -Lynn.Lot470tii'ESiclo. 19-00157.000 Ghoon. F . Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline. Before leaving the White House, Bush and 1280, 110.31. Menuol E. •/or lllrberl 11-01835.000 Worner, Gene. 40 AI E - t 30' E Reagan walked to the patio outside the Oval Ri-A .. lot 289 10.&9A End, .4,390, 1494.05. Office, where Reagan viewed a plaque placed H Encl. $&10, 122.22. 19-00118.000 Ghlon. there In his honor. 111·01842.000 Wllliamo, Monuel E. •/or ~~-· ·Molllo • Mo•ll Adell Roy• Gone. 29 Trl. w Part of 21' Ear Iter. the Reagans at !ended the dedl~atlon of ~";:z::"'.~~:a1· N '-\. 18, F,r,o3nt79N . • 110', 1110, the Ronald Reagan Republican Center, a S6 million building that will be used by the GOP ' · · · · SCIPIO TOWNSHIP 18,00308.000 Petrol, Jo· Senalorlal Campaign Committee. MEIGS LSD ooph c/o Edwin CoZirt, Lot ln brief outdoor remarks to a crowd of several 17.iiiDH7.00t Aliilou... t, I8IIO, UI.03 . Marvin alar Bonnlo. R14, 18·00301,000 Petrol. Jo- hundred, Reagan stressed two themes- praising T7,83II,OnNUnooflloot. ooph c/o Edwin Cozort. 2. changes taking place In Eastern Europe and 3 OIIA 11140 13410 • attacking congressional Democrals for blocking · -.~~;:, ~:~Wo 3·08 oOo 19• 8carloer· .....,.:_ 5. · -,• -00• :.. 7 1-.000 - ..... a. ry,Lowrerooo. F. alorAnno Bush. do, Lot !3142W 8 ...._ 1&80 E 51 E T I W Encl. Citing Lech Walesa's speech to Congress, ·• "' x. r' 1zo·27 7 Reagan no led, "A, few shorlyears ago such a thing ~~ Cl 1&,1!70, t2011. 4. 17-00·181·000 -.on, • SYRACUSE VILLAGE would have been unthinkable. The world Is a til, Lot CCI. IU:ZO, -.c>.32. SOUTHERN LSD changed place today and the best Is yet to come. 17-00201 .000 Dookin1. 20-00017000 Coolo. Em" ... Nowhere has the picture of freedom been Oonald R. •/or Kllhlrlna, mo, Lot 2 's 'AI Ex Cool, more vivid than at the Berlin Wall .... The wallis ~ ~ 1 111 ·:: ~8Soc 11-21 11,310, •m.30. · n · ·21 Ex. 20·00128.000 Count~, crumbling- and so too Is communism. " ~~ ~:' --. t12;120, VanS. •/orPauleJ .. Lot 12 E. Crook'o 1st Add., 11.000, 17. 00· 25·7·OOO lliott, 131.20. J~~ Stt Lvnn .,., Chori 20-0037".000 Caunt1. L v ynn, 4-H EofRd Pr , Victor. II Crook'o1ot Add., at 120.51A, 8 .1192A of lt,OOO.I3I.Z 3 . 40.5ZA Ex. 10.9tA, 18 , 10 -. Counto. _ 20 003 •v 000 ..,-.13170 111187 • • · · Victor, 4 Crooko 1ot Add .• 17·0038I.OOO llannah, 11,000, 138.13. . WASHINGTON (UPil Scientists who Mabel,. 824, NE Cor NW of 20'00377 000 Cauntl. ew 'A "' NE %, 18.1113 . , Victor. 1 CrOak'• tst Add.. claimed to have found a genetic tie to manic IC-. 12,790.1102.14. 11,180, 143.l3. depression apparently were mistaken, re· 17·003115.000 Hannah.. 20-00242.001 Galli- 1111y searchers say, and lhe search for an Inherited Mebel, S 24, (MOl . .R· "" a'or ~~ •-•M Lot878 z..u - A NE Cor cause o f t he common mentaldl sorder must begl n 11·-·•317.1 1 · 151140 120433.. 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It certainly can make you uncomfortable, and at times It can be embarruslng. Yqur problem with excessive gu may be due to aeveral things. A frequent cause of gu Is a poorly functioning &all bladder. Bile whlcb Is made by tbe liver and stored In the gall bladder Is necessary to digest food. When the body releases some bile, but not enough to dlaett the food, excess gas results. A diet which Is low In fiber tendS to produce these same symptoms of gas and · tc;!',:~foo'V.,.,_. 949·2168 992•2269 EVEN•Gs ,...... ,. -· "',... , AFm • u. • . USED APPliANCES (lassified '' 1 90 lAY WABAJITY I. MICIO OV£11$-$79 lEN'S APPUANC~ SEIVICE I TO PLACE AN AD CAll 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY I A.M. to 5 P.M. I A.M. until NOON SATURDAY F:J~~:::M:tl:go~.G~ltlil Deys at Meson caunti• mu11 be pr.,. of ad tor •" capi\IIIIICt•• is double pritt of td coat . point Mne ,,,. onty u•d. ' "8entin41 il not rftponsiblelot enort efter firat d.,, IChe~ for err•ifWII dew H runs tn ,..,., . 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WANT ADS tOCI-I:OIPM. • The Area's' Number 1 Marketplace I . · •SHRUB & TREE TRIM and RE· MOVAL .• ' their work shows a much-publicized 1987 study 2o-Oo384 000 · Kr111pp linking manic depression to genes on the short Athe 01., i.tor Calle p' 21871 '0ffWEndtAR .. armofchrornosomelllsprobablywrong. 1 N • a 221 un· The 1987 study, directed by Janice Egeland of n111.1 "120 t204 ' 811· ICII, Florida's Unlverslly of Miami, Involved abOut So A•rod' ·. . . "-ithorlloytlv., related members of lhe Old Amish religious sect thM the whale olouch - 1n sou th eastern p ennsy1van Ia. The Amish do not .,.. -.. or parts ol have a higher rate of manic depression than t)le loll.Ira loto cenltlod tor fa. ~oura by the County Augeneral population, but were chosen because Ills "''"' purouont to lew, or easier to trace genetic markers In their tightly farleitldtothllltllto. n111 th1 1: u • knit, relatively Isolated community. ••· A ,..,_._ Paul's team did not dispute the methods used In end Pertoltloo.,. paid. nn.Audltor Egeland's study, but quesdoned whether the of M11111..£_ounty, Ohio research went far enough. 11111 11 30 c•• Repo 1 1 h B , ... h j 1N p ' ' rt ng n t e r "" . ourna ature, aul ---::::-:::-::--::--:-:---· said the 1987 conclusion did not hold up when 40 Public Nolice , more ·A mish family members were added to the County: Mollll genetic pool and when lwo new cases of manic PUBLICNOTICE depression among the original subjects .were --&elrawlr.g-~-factoredln. ' ,_ ,_.. od/pnporlll by lho Ohio Paul emphasized his findings do not rule out the Erwlronrnlntal PoOWclion possibility that manl" depression Is an lnhetlted ADMcY (OEPAI 1111 - · ' EftoctiVe d-. ol final ..,. disorder, but simply mean that scjenlis.t s must tlano .,d 11-oo dlt• o1 search beyond lhe short arm of chromosome 11 d oct'-·d o1 f th 1 It ge s propoll -on or ecupr gene or ne . drwft Mtiono.,. .,..., Fi· "BasiCally, the evidence for manic depression nal.aclonl"'"loe,'3'poolld, being a predomlnatly genel!c disorder Is Still , ~~· lng.Df-t~ .........*:".~.!.! overwbelmtng," the gover. nment researcher said. -Erwlronmontlol - · -' ,,. laird of fie. Manic depressive Illness, also known as bipolar vlow. Rm. 100. 231 E. affectlvedtsorder,affectsbetween1mi1Uonand2 T-n lt., Cllumbu1. 011·• mUIIon Americans - less lhan 1 percenl or the • 1 ~.!1.,. · ~-w~"!'-"1:~ ,population. •' -........ tor wltlllol 3-e. Prop a • People troubled by tbe mental Illness expeootlouwll-.flnllun- rlence extreme mood a wings In which feelings of '""" • " 1111111 ' odludlatlon deep depression alternate wllh periods of Intense •o ~~~roq llllo••mlnld wi!Hn 30 dlvl o1 the 11- acUvltyorlrrttablllty.Manicdepresslonlsamong dole: cit thedlreotur the mosttreatable of"psycblatrlc diiOrders, often ••lm/wlllodl-• lho responding to therapy with lithium carbOnate and pooed lalla"' Any...,_, other.o-·-. _....,._,,_lin,_ ~..,.o /are_.... ...., ...,..., Paul's team Is now using sophlsUcaled genetic dnofl Mtlon wltliln 10 - , . In In I he I ed f "' 1._ .... lnCI 1 1 "AGo probelln 1111 effort top po I n r t act~ ....,.., 11 ...- ..._ tiMI · .that may llredlapose people to the mental ~~~~ ..,.........~. dllorder. , , 1111. H~ ADotber mental Ulllelu, IChlzophrenta; alao ht Clq.,;liJc bu been tile reeeat aubJeet of ICienUIIc tuules l -,- · owrgenetlcliUaae. lilsf.avas... ....me,...arcben-ledaberratloaaontbe ' ~ · lhortarmolcbrclmOICime5were a&IIDC!atedwlth ' li:b....ft"-18 In IeVen families from !;ngland ' *nd-.....Jcelln~Hcl • . • ·-r- ' . '!..£!S.~u.~1~ sP•.._.a. 14 5 -."... GUNS • AMMO $ . 12 Ga. DEER SLUGS ••• . 2.20 lox GUITARS & GUITAR STRINGS lhlnklng lhe lnlervlew was for a children's newspaper. NO PATENT APPLIED: Burt •LIGHT HAULING Rutan, who designed the slender Voyager airplane that circled the ' •FIREWOOD . globe on a single tank of gas las I year, says he never bOthered 10 •LL SLACK gel lhe revolutionary craft pal· I enled. "Why would I want to patent that?" Rutan said In Pittsburgh, where he was key· 4/1111/tm note speaker a1 the lOth anntver· sary celebration of the Carnegie Mellon University's RoboUcs Insdtute. "I'll be delighted when somebody else makes It better UNDArS and breaks our record. ,We made PAINIING & CO. somethlilg better than a recordIIIIIDI"- DTIIIOI a · milestone. " • Rutan, whose Rlntll Clle1111p1 & brother Dick flew the plane on Its Pai111i111 record-setdng trip with Jeua . FREE ESTIMATES Yeapr. says geldng a patent would have required lawyers and IIIII .. Mfory• crealed a "doomsday environ· YaY •asOIWIE ment ." Alter all. Rutan said, the IIAYEIIfiiiiiES Wright brothers were diverted from lnve!IUOn by trying to (6141915-4110 .,.,...... ~e......... protect lhelr plane palents and 11 - tl·'fi· 1 .... . stopped developing after 1912. DWARF NO SEX MANIAC: The tiny star of the mQvle "Willow" says he's no sex fiend, despite a London newspaper's claim thai he was searching for a . 6-foot lover. The Press Council, which serves as watchdog tor the British media, agreed with actor WIII'Wick Davis and ruled thai the News of the World had mishandled 1he slory aboul oavls. who was on thelablotd'sOec. 4 cover with a headline saying "3-foot-4 dwarf !lim star seeks sexy &-root lover." Davis's lawyer complained that the article Included Invented remarks that "made their cllen1 oul to be pompous, concelled, uncaring especially towards people of a small stature, and a sleazy sexual adventurer, which Is was far !rom 1he trulh." The Press Council said some of the disputed remarks were Inserted In the ed!Ung process and the council also said the wrller, free-lancer Cbrlu)' lley, misled Davis Into won a legal battle even before be took . the witness stand Wednesday In Allanta. A Judge Issued a permanent InJunction agalnsl the release of an album ·1he former Beat le made for producer Cblpl Moman In 1987 and which Starr claims Is marred by his drunken and drugged condition. Starr, 49, who was accompanied to court by his. wile, actress Blrblll'a Baeb, then tesdfled to deny that he had agreed lo make other albums wltb Moman. The producer also says Starr owes him $146,000 In expenses but Starr clalnis the figure Is only $80,000. Starr claims the quality of tbe 1987 record Is lousy because be and Moman were drinking and smoking marijuana during the recording sessions. Starr and Bach bave both since gone through substance-abuse treatment programs. v - RACINE GUN SHOP 49919 lllSIIIOUOW 10. llCIII, 0110 /r- Br WILLIAM C. TKO'IT Un~ Prae lnter..tlonal BINGO SPEAKS: Rlap S&arr Genetic tie to manic depression disputed . \i . ~~---iii&'d'G-""'" . . •: . . . People in the news_ _~---- Oooaa u,;, ·' . conatlpatlon, Some foods, sucbaa work In the same way•. Bulkbeana and cabbage, tend to form fonntna laxatives are generally more au then other foodl, 10 the safest. They provide extra eating thele can •rll'avate the fiber to soften and hold extra problem with gas even though moisture In the bowel movement. tbey are high In fiber. They can be used every day Now, let me define constipawithout brlnetna on other· health tion since tben Ia frequently a problema. Metamucll Is a commisunderstanding about this mon brand of bulk-forming term. A bard dry bowel movelaxative. ment, frequently passed u sevThere are other types of eralamalllumpa, II constipation. laxatives on lhe market but these Many people believe that constl· should only be used on an patton Is simply going several occulonal baJia. One of these Is daya without a bowel moVement. mineral oiL It Is a lubrlcaill This Is not so. The conalatency of which makes the stool slippery 10 the stool determines If you are lha1 It passes more easily. conatlpated - hard Is constipaRegular use of mineral on can tion, soft Is not. produce a lou of essential l;j . PO•IIOY.UGLIS . ~ Constipation Is very common.' vltamlna. Stimulant laxatives, CLUI • It affects women four tlmel more like Dulcolax or Ex-Lax, cause of 224E. MAIN IT. J often than It does men. Adequate the bOwel to contract and force 711 ·' dietary fiber (al least :II grams · out the stool. Occasional use of 11 per day), plenl)' of liquids, and .stimulant laxauves It fine, bul regular physical activity all tend regular use of them can make the 2 H.D. FIIEIIIIIICOIJOII•'. to reduce the severity of the bowel become "lazy" so that It Is ~ ::..!t·~':.~ problem. Some Individuals stUI nearly Impossible to have a have trouble with hard bowel bowel movement wltboul help. movements after doing all of The most lmportanl bit of these things. For these Individuadvice I can offer you Is this: I als, a laxative Is helpful. . Don't be embarrassed about ;I .... fUOO 'l ·lk.O.orllOho IllS- . 2-:1-trro; Quallon: What sort oflaxatlve taking any bealth care quesllon ili"~- ...,;---•·-·-'~1 should I tal!e? to your family doctor. Answering Anlwer: All laxatives do not quesllons Is what we doctors do. ·IIMieiM OilleUa...,.IJee.,eoro.teoIIMidc MdicUe H.'lf:':·==-~=· R~'o024Judlth3.o0.Mo·~~.,inf an~;· Steven Paul of the National ln, sdtute of . ""or .. ..,,_.,. .c..._ Front • at 4-6-6-7-8, 1180, Mental Health and his colleagues said Wednesday 11 3 -·ooo· · · . IIJ Welf, D.O. ~ale PnC 1er ot P-u,. A.. 111-. John .,., 'l'vOMO. (100. 370) NE Pt of 100A lol370 Ex.1 .91A. 1.&2-&11.080. 137.72. John14-T00•211/7.1J20 DonRnlo.13 . · or ,_.,.. . T1. ST 34 (10().3701 on Elne NEAR Mid of 111.1iiiA, .87 _ , 13,1110, 1124.111. 14·00004.000 Oonnlo, John T. •/or Yvonno M.. 1113, T1. 534, (370) NE ~ 0~9 1 .00 acre, 14,310, ' 1 .18 . '"·00322.000 Eblin, Cleudl Daugl11 Etal, 826, ~~',~ M~A74 .44 ..... '14 Oo3230o0 E Cl-~: 0ou..i E~ 82 bllnB. •• ""' ' IUI401ol OAut at 18;57.A N of n n ve. 100 x 9', ·23 ocro, 11.410, 150.17. 14-00324.000 Eblin, Cleudo Douglll Etal. s2e. (11401 On N lint of E ·~ ..72 ocre, tiiO, 11 ·75. 14·00321.000 Eblin, Cleudo Do11111M Etal, 5211, (840) On N Une of E'-\ of SE 'A E• cool • 90 • ·112 10 • •· •c-. 1340 t4-oo3i8.000 Eblin, Claudo ooug1 11 Etol, sze. (1140) SE '.4 ·of NE '4 Ex. 11'hA NW, 30.110 oc-.' 12,140, 178.17. 14 00327 000 Eblin · Etol 8211 ' CIM1do• Do~lll ' • (840)Neor ldofN'-\afSE 'II, 1.4~ocro, 1100, *3.59. 14-00&211.000 · Hoggy, Wlltor J ., 82&, (540) Pt of 12 37• Ntor Mo"d 1 ,. N . " o " . 3.63 ocr11. 1120, 1a2.01. 14-01&41.00 Lao, Cle· renee • 1!011 Ellen, SB. 4 Rtdford (I40)WY.aflotii Surv Ex -A 10 · · ·•v • · acre, Ltir, Cle· ronce. Ro11 El.._ S8, W'h Unci 'h 1nt SE l't of 124.01A. of Lot 114 Radford Surv.. •.oo l7'00, l21. -. 2111 "" .....19 13 21 · 14-~3. 000 °· ' -· .lam• · · · 1'7"11Q1180.""" HaiL ttorbortH.Etoi,R14,.T7,825, Lot Honrv Et11 clo Honrv Code. loc2511140)Uncl'hlntlnCool 833· li40l SW of N 100A. 016 Goo. 71.00 - • 11120, .50t•tocn. 11• . . 41 123..U ..--.. ' ,__ 17--11.000 H¥!tt. Trov Henry Etll c/o Henry Qode. - lor Mwt!vn: R14. T7 1311 S33, • .._-1 Mid. N. Line ..... ~- N Mid ,.,, ..,~ Out of'.,. .. • ._.._ 111A Cool. 20.00 -.. 111.3011 OCI'II. •11 910 IIIOI.It. • • 13,300• 1111_47_ 14-0018I.OOt Ohllnlllt'. . 17_00472.(1()() Kennedy. Joffr-. R13W, T...., 12 ~. "--·E .,Lot•--·14·1IINE ·• c" • ·~·• _,.. 1.77411 Acre Out at lOA- Pert of 37.50A. 5.50 - · 1 creo. 121.38. 134.50.-77411 """· 1870, 1770. 17-00471000 ICon•..... c.ott70.000 .Prlao, Nor· Perry E .. lot Soct -i.r.:i'i 1 ...., L Jr., a, 01 N Prt ol (2112l NE Part. .SO _., 4-· t•• .__ ·- · · ·- -o. 17.130, 1II. 230• 1187.88. '~!22. 17-001211.000 Me~. 1384 -000 Sprou•. John War lhlly, Lot .... • Ch- - /or E"*'ine. R. 14 Neor Mid W ol Rd., .211 13, .T.2, 8.8,(11401PrtDI7A ....., ~ 118.81. NEPrto!SofPom.Ch•.. 17·00127.000 Mclllnnoy, .50acro,l140.128.37. JohnWartlhlly,87, Lotl'h 14-013811.000 Sprou•. N Prt ol Mid E 'A, .25 _ , Ch- , 1 ., Ernlltlno. II. e4e(), l11.8l. 18401 Prt at4.211 A. Mid E of · 17·001211.000 Mew.._, -·-. NE 'II; 1.00 acre, '4.380, JOhn War tlhlly, lollllld o1 1822.30. FriO 7-W of Rd .. .14 ..,._ 1'" 014011.000 Stophln- l270, IB.A · oon, Momlo M.. R13, T2, 17·008411.000MI•.Mory 828, (5401 Neor MldW'hof 11..130, 2t.•3A of34.01A. 8EV.NofRd... 311ocre. 21.3113 .....; U.aOO, 11.010. 135.811. 181.10. 14-01407.000 ltophen. 17-0011117.000 0 I ,_ Mlmio M 1113 TZ Ohio Problem worries reader for years ._C. R~J~~;~!'1:C:~"::: oc;':t,~~~~cio~50- 500..•. ~.:;= ~:.;.,~ot ~;"~ M~~~to:~.~- :~.!:: •1 - 12.-. Eli 1988 Family lnah'.ft!,. t~~",:B~o·ilt&~2'8.~h~~ t~,· ~~~8~12:oolx2~~.~.~,.~~ddy~: =~~~~~-~;r..r~~o ,:~~1Vi.t:_ 5;~:,&. ~~O:E 13-0011118.000 Peyton, Richerd 'A. I/ or Sandre S., III,OnWUnoafNE\4,1 .50 acre, 112,870,1487.98. 13•001118.00 Seymour. :u-SE •';o:o;nEE.,:4 • 1. •· Voln Cool Ex. 8.90A, 41.8& ocr11. 113,590, t483.63. 13·001117.000 Soymour, Ru...U J . I/ or Karon E.. 8&, On I UnolatCrli RR Ex. #4 Voln Cool. 1.00 ocro, 1210,17.46. \3·001117.000 · . &maNwood. Buford W.yno, Sect 111-11 SW Cor Ex. #4 Voin Cool . Ex. 1.110A, 18.40 acroo, 11 ,290, .49.81 . 13·00158.01\0 Small· . --------- -- ,• .Meigs County Delinquent Real Estate Tax Notice f7.10. 01 00402.000 ------ ------ --··- ----------·--· Thursday. November 18. 1989 Run Rd .•Pun•Of· 8 I Public Sal• &AuCtion Chril- Auction -ntbo( 18th. 7:00 p.IIL lpM-wd ..,, a,,_ - - r:w ~rei. A....... - .... _.Oon COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PAll •Mobile Home Parte •Mobile Home Rent• I• •Lot Rentals -h. At·~ St. At. 124 on right. Fino--·· 9 Buy ft--. Wanted to t1 ft.x7 ZMaan.lp.M. Junk ..,. .... • Colt Larry 11111101. - ltW.,._, ~ wlhout~ u..or ''"'' • OUiltl Pno 1IMO qulfto. Any Cooh Ptld. 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MAKE A IMNG: THE OtHER ~ YOU MAKE A I C) 1 - K. . f - s,ndtc:IIO. Int.., __ ___.__,_- --·--~'- �• • '•! 14-The Dilly Sentinel ......--Local news briefs... -· • ~Jon'~~~ oy-Midcleport. Recycling... Continued from page 1 middle of next year, Edsel and the commllsloners also discussed new legislation Tbree calls for assistance were answered on Wednesday by which would require employees units of tbe Melp County Emergency Medical Services. who operate heavy equipment to At 8:23a.m ., Rutland went to Harrisonville for Steve Donahue have a cOmmercial operator's , to O'Bleoeu Memorial Hoapltal. license. Syracuae was called at 12:44 p.m. to Route 124 for Rose Brown As requested by Middleport to VeterallS Memorial Hospital. VIllage, the commlslloners have At 8: 32 p.m., Pomeroy transported Kenneth Mankin from agreed to commit $3,500 of th~ Sprillg Ave. to Veterans Memorial Hospital. local funding needed for 1990 operations of the Blue Streak Cab Company. At the request . of the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation-Developmental Dis· abllltles, the commissioners ap· proved the apolntment of Nora Rice, Middleport, and Jean val given In Cleveland earlier Weaver, Syracuse, to two-year TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Wednesday by Society ' s terms on the MRDD Board. The Sharebolders of Trustcorp Inc. terms will commence on Dec. 31. added their approval to a deal shareholders. Meigs Sheriff James Soulsby The $450 million merger calls Wednesday that will merge their has submitted to the commission· bailiE Into the Society Corp., set to for each Trustcorp share .to be ers a list of proposed renovations become Ohio's third largest bank exchanged for 0.75 percent of a ' holdllll company once regula· Society share. The deal still for the sheriffs department which If completed, would lm· needs regulatory approval, tory consent Is given. The 77 percellt approval, which Society officials said was prove safety conditions for em· ployees as well as enhance the coupled ·with sharp questions expected by the end of January. appearance of the department. directed at Trustcorp's directors commissioners said they The , concerning the Toledo bank's Jack wu~. a retired trucking would .need more specifics on the shaltey financial picture, stood In executive, said he will lose estimate . proposed work and an contrast to the 97 percent appro- nearly $4,000 for each quarter that Trustcorp suspends Its ' dividends. Hospi~l Chairman Chester Devenow, who noted that one quarterly Veterans Memo.rlal Lealie FuiiZ · dividend has been suspended, Wednesday admissions warned that the last two may not Dwight Spencer, Pomeroy; ChaLeslie F . Fultz, 71, of Pomeroy, be paid either. rles Chapman, Pomeroy ; lone-time manager of the PomeJeremy Raymond, Portland; Wllk and other shareholders Rose Brown, Racine. roy Cement Block Co., died objected to both the merger and •Tinarsday night at Blo01111ngton, Wednesday discharges- Joan the re-election of Trustcorp' s McLain, Sean JaCQbs. Minn. after a several weeks' board of directors, asking •'why llllless. Mr. Fultz ~arne Ill and was stick with losers when you could Correction . bospltali2Jed while In Minnesota elect winners." Wllk faulted Trustcorp's board Kathy A,. Davidson, Middleto attend the funeral services of members for not questioning port, and Benjamin F. Davidson his 1011-ln·law, Tom Becker, risky commercial loans that led Jr., Middleport, have flied In bulband of the former Terry and Its to the bank's huge losses Meigs Common Pleas Court for a Fultz. Besides Mrs. Becker, eventual sale. marriage. dissolution of their sUI'Yivors Include a son, Michael, of Chicago, and a daughter, Cathy, Hudson, Ohio. His wife, Mildred, was In Minnesota at the time of her husband's death. There are several other sUI'Yivors. Mr. Fultz at one time had served on Pomeroy VIllage Council, was a member of the Meigs County Board of Elections, and fonner chairman of the executive committee of the ~ubllcan Party. Arrangements being handled SHOPPERS by Ewlag Funeral Home will be annomred later. Lo.:atcd within EMS has three calls Wednesday Shareholders .group vote to join Society • ~.N~~18,1981 Ohio of costs before making a decision on the request. The Council on Aging has uked the commissioners for an additional allocation of $3,000 to their 1989 budget to cover unan· tlclpated costs for air conditionIng repairs as well as maintenance cos11 for the senior citizens vans. The request was tabled since the county budget commls· slon must be consulted before a decision Is made. Finally, Interdepartmental Send · Thanksgiving Wishes Across Town or Across the Country. ..... •.•. ,~ With a card from ~ news Area deaths LAYAWA-1 MOWI EastlanJ ~ Ia II .. . DaiiJ81edlprltea budget transfers were approvecS. by the commissioners for the. sheriff's department and the: MRDDBoard. La:;tru, (,\a ...... LID.) . ,. . . . . ~Smith elF . ; Dill A Loewl Am Electric Power ............. 30~ lt.TAT ................ ................. 43% Asbland Oil ........................ 34~ Bob Ev81l1 ....................... ,... 14 Cbannblg Sboppes ...... .... ....llJA. City Holding Co ......... .... .. .... 15 Federal Mogul. ...... ...... .. ..... 18~ Goodyear TAR .................. .. 46 LINOLEUM SALE S.:ar~ Pennev\ EastlanJ c........ yiftyl floor ,....... .... ,..........., ~.:Ju .tr~ ....... Gr~at Ea>t.-rn Hills Deranm~nt -12ft. wldtll ChiiJr~n > Pa la(~ -flewpattens Hect's ................................. 5% Key Centurion ..................... 15 l.ands' End ............ .... ......... 25% Limited Inc . .......................34~ Multimedia Inc..... ..............94% Rax Restaurants .......... ........ 2% RobblDS a Myers ............ .... 14~ Sboaey's Inc ....................... 11~ Star·Bank ............. ............. .. 21 Wl!lld)''s IntL ............... .. ...... ..5 Worlblngton Ind ............ ...... 24% (CI&J Bolli... Co.'s tlllnl' ... - Ul/lllw'e VI. Ul. F~ lllopl Ia ex dividend Sale$ 549 • Sq. Yd. -WOOD ROCKERS " • stltctiOn of styles and ~ood fillishes. Oak, •pi•, PiM. Reg. $119.00...:...... Salt S95.00 Reg. $169.00 •••••• Salt S135.00 Reg. S179.00 ••••••• Salt S143.00 SALE - ·SALE- SALE OPEN STOCK )(HILTON EAST • • Bedroom Furniture MW or OAII FIISH 4~' Hilton Ct'iror:nt· Drwc Clllumbu~>, Oh"' H~'~ ··U:'l1 Single, Double or Triple Dressers. Ch8'ltl, Beds, Night Stands, Hutches. 6HI868·1 It's All ON SALE fella7.) Wether CARPET SALE. New pu can rep~aci yow .aid carpet and riOHy san. · C..... Scotchtanl Stain It· lea• ar Dupont Stcinmaster carpets. .... Ceatral Ohio Snow Ourrles Thursday night, with a low between 20 and 25. Chance of snow Is 60 percent. Becoming partly cloudy Fi1day, with hlehJ between 25 and 30. saaoo Bxt•llell Foreeut ....._, ...._,b Mollllar A c~ of snow Ourrles Saturday, beco111lng fair Sunday and fair agatn Monday. Highs wW be In the 30s each day, with overnight lows between 20 and 25. VCR SPECIAL S6 million lottery FW MATlUSS 01101 SPIINGS ••,, ,. ~•••,. tltt S10800 ·Sale Ea..l 19" COLOR TV Big Picture, Big Sound Unparalleled Realism lieket i8 sold CLEVELAND (UPI) - Ohio Lottery officials said Thursday oee ticket was sold ~arlng all six numbers In Wedni!Bday night's SUper Lotto drawing for a $6 mm10a jackpot. Tile winning numbers were 5, · 7, 9, 21, 33 and 39. Tbere were 162 tickets sold, trortb $1,0110eacb, bearing five of tile aumben and 8,111, worth $75 8plllce, with four of tbe numbers. 'l'lw top prtze for Saturday's drawbll wtll be at least S3 · Our most popular Family Rings. The perfect gift for Moms and Grandmoms. Each ring Is set with colorful birthstones that represent each member a the~ See these and all of our different styles In either 14K or 10J( gold and with either genuine or synthetic stones. -. ·--()gUt.VT4111Al YC.. wtth On-lcNen Pt0o -- :J1........1 Ptlfnatlll:llllitUI• 1>4 your exclusive rep!8Sentat1Yes af IJO. the largest Independent je\velers buying organization In the \\Oriel we have the best prices because we buv for.lea ., beeriDJ .all six SALE . PRICE lUFf! ' "<;Il l • S lt!OI'l hf'l\llr - VIewer Involvement utiOD for tile SlOO,OOO top prize .,......,. . .. 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