http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7fbf367598bfc8ef29915448945bb657.pdf e23a7f9855ef1a84edd22e8ea4b4d0d2 PDF Text Text Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Tuesday, July 31, 1990 Dry weather expected to return to Ohio By United Press International Dry weather Is expected to be the rule In Ohio through Sa turday following Monday's thunder · s torms that dropped from one· quarter to one-half inch of ra in across the state . And for the farmers. less humid conditions the next few days will ease livestock heat st ress and make outdoor work more comfortable. Highs are expected to be in the 70s Wednesday before creeping back Into the 80s Thursd ay through Saturday. Overnight lows In the 50s Tuesday night will be in the 50s to mid 60s the rest of the week. ForecastC'rs, WEATHER MAP - A large high pressure center will bring sunny and mUd weather to the eastern U.S. A stationary Iron! will trigger widespread showers and thunderstorms through the GuU Coast slates. Scattered thunderstorms will develop In the Upper Midwest. ------Weather----Thursday through Saturday Fatr through the period, with highs In the BOs each d ay a nd overnight lows ranging from 55 to 65. --Area deaths--niece and a nPphew . Funeral services were held George Bishop George J. Bishop, 73, Po me· roy, died Friday, July 27, 1990, at the Canterbury Nursing Home tn Centerburg following an ex · tended lllness. The son of the late Timothy 0. and Laura Lagar Bishop, he was born In Pomeroy, September 6, 1916. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Bishop served In the U.S. Army Air Corps. He was a radio and teievlolon repairman. He Is survived by his wlfe, Geraldine, of Westerville: a son Donald, and daughter ·ln·law Pa: trlcia Bishop; a grandson, Jason Sco tt Bishop: a granddaughter, Jennifer Lynn Bishop; a sister, Mary Casto, and brother-In-law, Luke Casto. all of Westerville; a Stocks Dally stock prices (As oll0:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewl 29* Am Elect ric Power ..... ... ... AT&T . . ...... .. .... ....... .. 37 Ash Ia nd 011 .. .. .. .. .. ... 3J Ji, Bob Evans............. .. . . ... 13% Charming Shoppes . .. . ... .. 10\ij City Holding Co ... ...... .... 15% Federal Mogul ........... .. ..... 16'-7 Goodyear T&R ........ ...... ..... 27% Key Centurion........ .. 12% Lands' End.......... .. . .. 15% Limited Inc .. ...... .. .. .. .. 20% Multimedia Inc ..... .. 65 Rax Restaurants .. .. .. .. ....... ..... 2 Robbins & Myers . . .. ... 21 Shoney 's Inc .... .. . .. .. .... .. 14% Star Bank ........... ....... . .. 18% Wendy's Inti.. ........ .. .. . . 01'8 Worthington lnd ..... .. ........ 22';. To close office Dr. Danny R. Wes tmore land Is announcing the closing or his Pomeroy office effective Aug 6. Patients will be accepted at his Mason, W.Va. office. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 6 p.m . and Saturday fr om 9 a.m . to noon. The Mason office may be reached by railing toll free 1·800·32J.1717 . Lottery numbers CLEVELAND iUPII - Mon · day 's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: PICK-3 869. PICKJ ticket sa les tota led $1.103,899.00, with a payoff due of $288,560.50. PICK·4 87!Ml. PICK·4 ticket sales tutaled $225,786.00, with a payoff due of $67,900.00 . Cards Heart : 5. Club: A. Diamond : A. Spade: A Cards ticket sa les totaled $326,745. with a payoff due of $368.330. Heart-five . Club - A, Dia mond-A, Spade - A Hospital news Veterans Memorial Admissions George Thacker, Ewlngton; Earl Cross, Racine. Discharges Rose Raub, Elizabeth Flck, Florence Hen· negar, Robert Bush . Divoree granted A divorce has been granted to James C. W lthee and Dorllene Joy Withee ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court. said Ohio with near temperatures . normal The 30-day outlook for August ca lls for tempertaures and pre· clplta tlon to be about normal. The co ld front that moved Tuesday at 1 p.m . with the Rev . Thomas Bender otllciatlng. Internment was at the Resur· rectlon Cemetery, Westerv11le. The family requestJ; contrlbu· lions be made to the Ho spice of Delaware. COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPli The Ohio Supreme Court Monday unveiled a computerized catalog system In Its law library giving lawyers and other patron s acces s to material from anywhere In the state. Chie f Justice Thomas Moyer sa id the new sys tem Is the first of its type in the country. He said the 130-year old library , with more than 300,()(]() books, docu · ments, monographs, ser ial s, audlo·vlsual materials and ml · crofllm s . Is the largest In th e nation, ne arly rivaling the U.S. Suprem e Court library . "This Is a milestone." said Moyer of th e system dubbed SCROLL - the Supreme Court Research On -Line Law Library . "Our goal Is to mak e thi s library ava ilable to lawyers and sc holars throughout the state." said Stepha n Stover, co urt adminis trator. Property transfers ~ Emmogene Holstein Congo Reoorder, Meigs County, Ohio Roger Westfall, Shella West· fall, Arnold Spenc<"r and Frances Spencer, right of way, to Monon·. gahela Power Co., Olive. Clarestlne Matheny, right of way, to Monongahela Power Co .. Olive. Ronald Rlgott, right of way, to Monongahela Power Co., Olive . Royal Wilson and Luelle E. Wilson, right of way, toMononga · hela Power Co., Olive. Frances E. Hysell, dec ' d . cert. of trans., to Roger W. Hysell, Salisbury. Frank Morgan and Maureen A. Morgan , right of way, to Buckeye Rural Electric Corp .. Inc .. Columbia. Ed Lemaster and Katherine Lemaster, right otway, Buckeye, Rural Corp., Inc., Columbia. Charles D . Jerrers and Brenda K. Jerters, parcels, to Joseph L. Shepard and Deloris A. Shepard, Salisbury. Worley Haley , dec 'd affld .. to Phyllis Haley. Rutland. Norman R. Hendrix , altld., to Nellie B. Hendrix, Meigs. Earl Adkins and Katie Adkins, 2A., to John R. Russell and Brenda S. Russell, Orange. Anna E. Hllldore, by P .O.A .. parcels, to Timothy A. Baum and Marteena Y. Baum, Olive. Kenneth McCune. 3A .. to Stan ley Starcher and Doris Starcher, Rutland. Helen Ruth Saver, de c' d , cert .. to Lewis H . Sauer, Lois Harkins, Caro lyn Collins and George Sauer, Mlddelport VIllage. Herman Francis Chevalier, dec'd, cert or tra ns., to Dorothy Mae Chevalier, Olive. Dorothy Mae Chevalier, dec 'd. cert . or trans ., to Cia rene<' Sisson, Olive. Florenc<' Canaday, tot 3, to Michael Hall and Arthur Ray Martin, Letart. .Joseph W. Masters and Bar· bara F. Masters, 5.73'7A ., to Joseph W. Masters and Bar bar a F. Masters, Olive. Citizens Federal Bank, 1.079A ., to Citizens Financial Realty Corp., Salisbury. Citizens Federal Bank, 1.079A ., to Harold A. Rainer and Blondena M. Rainer, Salisbury . Pat Mitchell and Marcella Sue Mit c hell, 0.491A., to Johnny Doucet and Shauna Tackett, Rutland Village. Patricia A. Bentz, lot 83 & pt. lot ., to U.S. A. Farmers Hom e Administration, Middleport Village. U.S.A. Farmers Home Admin· istratlon, Lot 83 & pt . lot, to Ray Garlinger and Laura Garlinger, Middleport VIllage. James Reedy and Melissa Reedy , right of way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Sutton. Paul D . Cardone and Janice I. Cardone, right of way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Sutton. Greg Winebrenner and Paige Winebrenner, right or way , to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Orange. Joe C. Ritchie, right or way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Orange. Luther E . Gilliam and Veneva M. Gilliam, right of way, to Tuppers Plains Chester Water District, Sutton. Richard E . McDonald and Jackie K . McDonald, lO.OOA. to Margaret E. Scripps, Bedrord. Stover said anyone with a personal compu ter and modem could search the library 's resour · ces by author, title, subject or key word. They ma y obtain the a uthor, title, subject, publisher, size. date, edition, call number and whether there are supple· ments or the document is on order. Dissolution sought Pennsylvania to Louisiana and high pressure was moving Into the Midwest. The cold front should reach the East Coast Tuesday night as the highs move Into the Great Lakes region. At 6 a.m . EDT, hurricane Bertha was located 450 miles south southwes t of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Bertha was moving nor· theast at 13 mph. Heavy rain and high winds may a fleet Nova Sco ti a and Prince Edward Island through Wednesday . The computer service is free, but persons may order the material they want by paying copying , faxing or postage char ges . Moyer said there was a onetim e startup cost of $200,()(](), and the sys te m will cost $30,000 a year to operate . It was designed In 1987. ---Meigs announcements _ __ Teresa Lynn Bauer and Sa· muel Harold Bauer, both of Rutland, have flied an action for dissolution In Meigs County Com · mon Pleas Cour t. License issued A marriage license has been Issued by Meigs County Probate Co urt to Cha rles A. Weddle, 21, Portland. a nd Kelly C'. Holman, 21, Middleport. 9053 Auxiliary witt meet Thur.1 day at 7:30p .m . Potluck dinner Th e Lottridge CommunltyCen · ter will hav e a potluck dinner Thursday at 6 p.m. A meeting will be held at 7 p.m . The public Is invited to attend . Regular meet · lngs are held the first Thursday of eac h month a t 7 p.m. The center is on Athens County Road 5.1, fi ve miles west of Coolville. PERI to meet The Me igs County Public Em ployee Retirees. Inc. will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the senior ci tizen s building . A representative of Aetna Ins urance Co mpany will be the guest speaker . All government ret irees are invit ed to attend. VFW to meel The Tuppers Plains VFW Post OUR HATS ARE I 283 Pick-4 4636 Cards H-Q; C-3; D-6; S-9 Page 4 Clear tonight. Low near 60. Mostly sunny Thursday. High In mid 80s. • Vol.40. No.J12 2 Sec1ions. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August 1, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 Prosecutor: McGinnis' 'world was crumbling' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. 1UP It -Cabell Co unty tW Vat Prosec utor Chris Chiles finished his opc•n ing statemf'nt s Tuesday in the murder tri a l of Huntington acco un ta nt Ly le McGinnis, a rg u ing there wen• too many holes in the man's defen se. In contrast. def ensr attornr.v Bob King portrayed hisclirnt··as a victim" and hammerrd awav at his thrme that the state hi:is mostly circumstantial Pvidence. which can be Int erpreted in more than one way. ·'A lot of feather s are going to be fly ing around thi s courtroom about monf'y going herr and there," he cau tionP<..l. af ter r Pminding juror !\ of McGinnis· embezzlem c nl pl ea. The lawyN suggested the state would tr y to convict McGinni s of murder on lhP basis of hi s financial dealin g":; . Chiles sa id he would produce rvidence during the trial lhat McGinnis killed hi s wife because his "world was crumblin g.·· McGinnis is ac cused of slayi ng hi s wife, Kathy, whose body was found last November outsid<> a St. Albans. W.Va .. shopping mall. "We belie\'(' thl' t'\'idencc wi ll s how beyond a reasona ble doubt thai M cg in nis' world was crum- bling aro und h1m ... Chiles told the jurv. which was se lected and importr rl lrom FayPitP Cou nt y. W Va c ha rges . ChiiC's conrPntratPd on McGin· nis' financial troubles. HP said McGinnis embezzled $5.7 m illion over ni ne years f rom the Harvev Ho ld ing Co . and Neigh bert Land Co. McG i nnis was a 22 percent owner of Harvf.>y and a 10pPrcent holder of Neighbert Land . Hut in 1988 sta t0 tax officials launched /\ trlephonP cord was wruppt.•d arou nd Kathy McGinnis' rlt'('k an investigalion ln to hi s private and a plastic bag was ovrr her hPad . McGinnis h as de nie d thr l aun r hf'd pr obt' fin ances . In 1989. both companiP s thrir own pri va tr Chiles a lso q uoted a letter McGmnis had \\·T it ten to a fripnd about hi :-:; wi ff'. rrtlling hPr "hard hf'i:idrd . s trnng ·wiliPd. vr ngl'fu l. She lhinks wi th out think ing of al tern ativ!'s or long · rangC' implications ." r hrles . concluding his sta tr · mont . strpprd within a few feel of McGinnis. pointPd at him and thpn 1um rd to thP jurv '"T hi s - lad il'S a nd ~entlprnan - is tht· man who strangl Pd lo dealh hi s wife ot 22 years and the mother of hi " children and lf'f l hrr tying behind a shopping Cf'nl<'r In St . Albans." Ch iles .'> J id Ci rcuit .Judge Alfred ferguson tnd icated thr trial would last :Jbou t thrf'r Wf'f'ks. sine!:' the prosrcu tion in tf'n ds 10 put its rnlirP slatr of HU witnesses on the stand . A bench has brcn resrrved for the McGinnis fam ily. Hi s son and daughter will be called to testify for th e prosrculion. since she rrp or trd her mother mi ss ing and he allegedly was kidnapped and bf'alr.n in thp incident. OFF TO YOU •.• Come in during our "Hats Off To You Sale" and test drive any vehicle and we'll give you a great Simmons ball cap. I -~- -! . Daily Number easter n Canada across western Court unveils computerized catalog' UPI South Central Ohio ClearlngTuesday night, with a low ln the mid 50s. Mostly sunny Wednesday, with highs near 80. Extended Forecast however, the National Weather Service's six · t o 10-day outlook for Sunday through next Thursday calling for above normal precipitation In Ohio Lottery Ryan wins 300th big league game throug h Ohio Monday and caused the thunderstor ms was east of the sta te Tuesday morning. Be· hind th e front , winds were north and skies were partly to mostly cloudy There were widely sca ttered showers sta tewide after mid· nigh t. with te mperatures in the 60s. On the morning wea ther map, a co ld front extended from rain could return next week , with Index figures reveal nation's economy unchanged in June \ Test Drive The Great New 1990-91 Chevrolet Cars And Trucks And Take Home A Great Larry Simmons Ball Cap ! By MU..ES WEISS UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON- The inde x uf Lead in g Economic unchanged in w;:~s ~~----------------------------- , Indica tor s Junf' , the Co mmerce Department sa id Wed nesday, providing further evide nce of America's sluggish eco nomy. .June's est!mate follow!'. a 0.7 perrent gain in Ma .'.' and a U'l 1st 300 CUSTOMERS TO TEST DRIVE SALE ENDS SAT. AUG. 4th AT 6 PM percent decrrasC' i n Apr il. ac cordi ng to revised f'Stimate s by thr department' s Bureau of Economic Analysis . The bureau ha d ear lie r rsh · mated a 0.8 perrrnt inrrertsf' in Stop And See Our Mascot Old "Mud Flap" For The Best Dog Gone Deals Around. May a nd a 0.1 percent fall in Apri I in it s cl ose ly watchf'd gaugE' of future economic activity. In .June . th0 index itEPif s tood a t 146 0, sligh tlv lower than ant i cipa t ed by prtv a tr SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS- Si• Syrat•ust• rt's idenls havt• hef•n award1•d Carleton ML•morial Scholarships totaling S2,HOO lor 1900-91. Thosr receiving thr scholarships and the collegt• they will attend include, front row ih•ft to righll Misty Swisher, University of Rio Grand•• : Tammy 'l'hf'iss, Ohio Statt• lnivf•rslty ; Donna RyPr, llnlversity of Rio Gr.andL•. Standin~ are Dou~ Lisle, Ohio Unlverslly. Thr sixth recipienl, Brian Weaver, University of Rio Grande, Is not pictured. St:holarship!'i arr awarded annually hy tht• fan·lton follrgt• Board of TruslfPS as a memorial to Issue Carldon who had initiah•d lhr estahllshm••nt of a eo liege inSyracuSf' In IH6.1 . 'l'!w facility was closed In the 1930s. A pktur•• of Carleton hangs in till' hac kground . Lavender, University of Hib Grande and Todd Pro-choice group delays decision on endorsing Celebrezze for post r LEVEI.II Nil d iPII - Drs· plte sw it ching to a pro -r holrt' position and pu sh ing to mc~kt• abortJo n a major ca mpni gn issuf' Action Lraguf' said in a nPw slPI trr thr group will concrntratr i 1s politica l rpsour crs on othrr In govpr nor' s r;u·p to its ''watch · Celebrl'zze's oppone nt Republi · ca n Grorgr Voinovich. sa id Crle· brezzr's swi tch late las t :Vf'ar I ist. "1\ARAL will make a drtrrmi · nation regarding it s Invo lvement i n any of thPSP races as they progrrss ovrr thP next few rho icP sta nrP llurt his cl1ances fo r 1\ARAL support. Stei ner also sees :"s'ARAL' s Cont inu ed o n page 3 thr gover nor ·s racr. llw n;..~tinn' s leadln .Q pro -c hoic(' group has dL•IayPd an rndors('· ment of Democrat A nth ony Celebrezze. The Natio nal Abortion R ight s states - relegatin g the Ohio' s mont hs.·· lhr N A H !\I , l et iPr sa.v s Curt St£• i nL'r . pn•ss serrf'tery to from an anll -abortion to pro Pconomis ts. Cy nthia Latta. an econombt wi th DRJMcGraw Hill i n Lexing ton . Ma ss.. said the latest ind r .l( fl gurr wa s co nsiste nt wi th <J ··ser saw pattrrn" that it ha o;; followrd for over a .\"('Jr . · 'That i s ronsistrnt wil h llow th r f' C'Onom y is bf'having - vt·rv slow growth and not much prosr.x•ct of a pickup anvtimP soon." she sald Of the 11 Indicators 1hat cnmposf' thr indrx. four ro sr. wi 1h 1he st rongPs t gain comi ng in ch<m gr in 'iPnsitivP matrrial.-; pri er s. Ot hers that ro~P 1n .Junt' in cludrd vrnd or performancl'. huih..ling pNmi ts and s tork prier .., The st' ga ino., . howr\·(•r . wrrP offsrl b\· a hrft y declinr in thr rhangr in manufactun•r s' rm fill r d ordrr s for dura ble goods Othcr .s thai declined in .June inrludt'd nPv.- ordrrs for cons u mt' r goods. rnonr-y supp l~ · . initia l jobless claims, contrarh ~t n d ordc·rs for plant and Pquipme nt Contlnul'd un page :1 AGHJMV • executwe group meets The Executivt> Commi ltrr of the AGHJMV So lid Was te \li s trict mf't Tuesday with repre .scn tatlves of the Mid ·Americ an lloct fU3M. 1W ''"''""' · 6 cyhn!ltr t990 GEO PRIZM 4 e"Otnt ~ IIIHdllan di i d 11.inVfiiSWil 1»WM Jt"''rlll & llr.ilt:~ . Ullft.l r~ll rlid~ lirn 1-.wy O!Wf SU.._,SIIIO &. mort NOW S10,242.oo• . - -.; Sloc:k llMI. a.ll)lllltlllilr!l>l i'&lfiOIM lrltnilt 10 DJII!I(rcolt!llj CM1. D\l( lf( !eo!ll. lUI Wll"ldOw ~ tiJII Ml diU C' - ctotflj. i.NIIIrl -111M...., '-IISI!k IIOiul u"" 'Ill¥ "*'llld•ltlll. ile4!:WII111Bitlrl" Gldoot 4 cyiJrdel S !.plllrJ !llillllrtl Ill lllttlAIJ ~ GrJII! . IIocr llllll ilOgtlll (loi:l ''"*~ {IIIII. llrllfN I.:IIJ ~t~~• llfltll CUMIII.Illdllll!lh wllelll . NOW $9059.00" _,...,. &ld;IS ~lll'llloro!.. 1)(1118rlblt lmr~ IIICr"YYS II'Nd 'Ill...,.,. 587.oo· BLA ZUI . ·~>r,.._,llt::llrt"V_Ia_a'IIIGirii.Cl•l.,....,..."'""ff., . . . . . . . . .. .. " ' . , . . , . _ , . . , _ . . . .... _ _ ( 1 - 750 East State St. Athens, Ohio Thr Mrigs Counly (;rand Jury sr.c-.s ion which harl hf'f'll pr<' vlou s ly planned for friday has been cancelled Thr srs sion has been rpschpduled for Friday. August 24 . I'Ornmrncing at 9 a.m. Jurors must report on that dat{'. al"rorrling to Paul Gerard , assignmen t commiss ioner for t hr Mt•igs Co unt y Common Pleas Court Belpre nwn in custody here l'alvin Lane Gibson. 29. Be lpre, was taken into the custod v of thr Meigs Count v Sheriff's Department Tuesday. from moratorium Gibson was arrested at a residence in Chester acco rdi ng to thl' sher iff' s repor t Sheriff J im Souls by repor ted a n earl ier check Ind icated Gibson was wanted in West Virginia on a lrlony wa r ra nt. Acting on a t ip , officers found Gibson hiding In th e basement of thr house In Chester Two others werr charged In thr inridPnt tor obstructing justice . Their names a re be ing withheld . representatlvf' from eac h co unty t990 BERETIA aT 2 DOOR ~hit Sloct f41m . fler:lllnr5t> '101'11 Grand .fury ses.~ion rescheduled future landfill expansin n. Both Mld · American anrl Athens ·Hock in g Reclamation are private compani es seeking against lan dfill expansion . The moratorium Is in plarr until the district plan Is approved by thr State Environmental Protection Agency . The committee Is made up of a TtttJa( Local news briefs-- Was tf' SystPms and Athrns · Hocking Reclamation to d i sc u s ~ waivers 1110 t:IIVY 1011' - DOWN IT COMES- The old house at the corner of North Third and Ra"r Streels and Ihe former Lazy Day Cafe are being razed to mnkP way for the proposed expansion of the Meigs County l)('partmrnt of ll1unan SPrvkPs. The t.:o rnf'r area was purchased hv tht· Middleport Housing fommisslon S('Veral months ago in l•~~·paration lor the ex pansion of I he Ruce Slrt•f't huilding whkh hou .~L·s th•• Department of Human Servh~('s. Tt•nt.a.tive plans t•all tor lhat :1,500 square foot building to he enlarged to 14,000 squa" ft.•cl, adequate lo house all of the deparbncnt's offices. Somt> are eurrcntly In the Coals building on North Second. GRAND OPENING CONTINUES - Kelly DouKias, Sandy Frazier and Barbara Black are pictured at work during lhe Grand Opening Ceremonies at Prescrlpdon Shop 4, 2113 North Second St., In Middleport. The evenl started Tuesday and continues through Friday. in the district (A thens. Gallla, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs and VInton). House Bill 592 , which became effec tive In 1988, requires each county to participate In a solid waste management district. The specific details of what is expected from both companies in te rms of lees, dumping space and related Information will be dis· cussed at a special meeting on August 7. Fire causes smoke damage The Syracuse Fire Department responded to a fire Tuesday at tht• .Joa n Eshelman res idence on SR 124, Syracuse, at 7:47 p.m. According to Fire Chief Eber Pickens, the fire was caused when grease caught fire on a stove. . The damage caused by the fire was lim !ted to smoke damage, . Pic ke ns said . Pickens added that three t rucks a nd 1> firefighters responded · to call for assistance . Continued on page 3 Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Day 'Bulletin Board' Advertisemenl In The Daily Sentinel Classflied Section. '• �Wednesday, August 1. 1990 Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio llE\'OTEO TO THt: INTERESTS OF TilE Mt:IGS-MASO'< \1\E,\ ~m~ rT'"'\..._.IL_-rl~a,~ ~v ltOHERT L WINGETT Jluhllsh,•r August is off to pleasant start in Ohio Around Town ... By United Press International High pressure centered over the Great Lakes created a pleasant start to the month August for Oh lo The National Weather Service forecast ca lls fo r sunny sk ies through Thursday and said there was little chance of rain untrl Sunday as a cold f ront approaches Young Bush not making it easy for dad The Daily Sentinel Q~ Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday. August 1. 1990 !'II ARLENE HOEFL ·cH (it•neral Manager PAT WHITEHEAD ·\s.,istant Publisht•r/ Controllt•r WASHINGTON ~ George Bush isn't the first president lo be embarrassedby theescapadeso f his kin And he won't be th e la st. But the magnitudeofthesavmgs an d loan fiasco makes Bush's " Nellgale" a potential electionbuster Dt•moerats arC' drooling over first so n Ne ll Bush. He has giv en them potent ammunition for this ,\ MF:MBEI1 ol Thf' UnJIPd Pn-ss l ntt>rnat ional. Inland Da11v Pri'S ~ Ass()( 1.11 ion and thf' A mer lCdn Npv. sp.:1~1·r Publ 1shrr s Assoc1a1 ion I.I-:TTEI1S Ot OPI~ION .llewl'lcoml' Thf'v shuuld LJl' !rs~ th,1n :~Ofl v.o11h lun g l\llll'll1~r" .11 f' subjl'( t tn Pdlllll.£: and mu " 1 lw s Jg nrd \.\.tlh Ildtnt', .HJdr t•s-, .1nrl lf'lf'phon!· numlwr No unsignrd II'!IPr " H 111 bf' pub [t...,tJl'd Li•ltf'J S '> hou ,ti hi' Ill 1-:lJUd U'df' Ml ill'(•o.; s mg ISS UI'S, no! (WI su nc~IJ I ii'~ The end of the Durenberger case federal ru ling on a tax case. The smell followed Nixon to the Whit e House, where he found that hl' el ection, didn't need relatives to botch and the effect may last through the 1992 plestdentlal contest Unlessa ptes iden t tsorphaned, cht ldiPss. an only child and spouse l ess . there is a good cha nce a rei at ivew will do so mething objectionabl e and put the presldcnr on thr' spot Our associate Sco tt Slcl'k surveyed th e fam ily trees of past presi dents and found somr obnmdou s kin . a few of whom WPPxpusPd in th r1 r hey dey NonP of t ht'm had thi ngs for him Billy Car ter, th ewJSecrac kln g, beer-guzzling br other of Jimmy Ca rt er, was perhaps lhe mosl flamboyant of the pesky pres!· dent ia l kin . His off-color remarks sounded racist and anti-Semitic to those un accustomed togoodol' Georgia boys . But it didn't stop there Billy took free foreign trips from th~ Libyan govern ment.wlth which he was sus pPctM of doing businrss He was year's congress ion al the Nell Bush affair Richard Nixon had a younger btolher, Donald, t o worry about long before he met hi s Watergate During Nixon's vlre pres! dentlal t erm, Donald borrowed money from billionaire Howard Hughes, who then got a favorable as muc h promiSC' for mis<'hfpf ac; 1fitJ GeoRGe lack Anderson and Dale VanAtta accused, thrn ciPaJ Pd of all alleged loan frJ ud in thP oppr a gash In the Tenon. Other presi- lion of bu smess persona lly greedy or opportunistie, but the younger Bush has become one of the bigger names In the biggest financial boondoggle in U.S history. Even If Nell Bush was, he says, simply one di rec tor with one vote In one sav ings and loan, the public is th e famtly peanut Harry Truman also had a eolorful brother, ,/ Vivinn Tru man, who came undf'r scrutinv for Influ ence peddltng after Tr~ man left the WhiteHouse HPwas later cleared of wrongdoing, but "'Give-em -hell" Harry usPd ihl' occasion to ca ll a federal invPsli ga tor a f ew choice nam es ~~ven Bush has already facc•d the siblin g problem . His b<othl'r Prescott has tried to establish busines s ties In China - a faC'I !hal taint ed Bush 's secret ernr> sarles to China after the Tlanan mrn ~~are massacre Prescott was a nick o n Bush's Image, but Neill will be a genu in <' BUSH FAMILV dential relatives were simply j us t as thp American publ!c is beginnin g to l atham th e magnitude of the S&L ripoff ~ a fleecing that ro u ld have been avoided had gove rnment regu. lated t hr industry and had lawm ak ers r10t been in bed with thr tndu srry Nell Bush may now fined his fly STEVE (;EI(STEL WAS III Nr;TO'i <Lii' l < ~ St•n ll;ntd Durt•nberg<•r . H Mrrrr1 show1ng g n•.J I gJ<~r r· undt't f i rr, "' PJH•d t he· Sr n.Jtf• a nrg-htrn,ll4' ()f m1srr y Hr s l'o l ll'.rhucs Wf'tl' profound lv gr<.~tl'ful. Rv <.~ck n ov.lf'flgmg g urlt .1nd J C'C' Ppting punrshmpnt ~\Jih dPPp r r mors1• but \\ rI liuu 1d sign o! dngrr , D u r rn tx>rg('l' passrd 1hP fr 1s1trs 1 of r r h ~lbl lrtc~t r(l !l dnd s11llr" <~ mrmbf't of thr .. , lub · In !.t c· t c~., sl >n.rlrn .r!H'I "if'l1d t ot ro"{' ro pr:.~rsP Durrnbt•rgri s qualttli'S d.'> .r humc~n ))('mg, hts ckd tCd ltvn <I S .t JrgJsldiOI ,tnd hr s c~dm rr .tblc qu,ilrllP<,, 11 v.,rs ,tl nrost pas\ 10 forgPI hts trc.~nsgrrsslo n s SomP. d~ Ill lhf' ldSf' ilf S('ll\ Alan Stmpson. n W\O' ~r nd Don N rckle s. H Okla. \\i'lf' t·xptt'"i'- 1011" uf dPt'P frri'nd-.hrp furnwd O\'C'I' ,1 drC'adr o! l losP dssoc1.r t Jon And somf'. no doubt. WI' I I' ,!(' k ilo\\ lt•cl.[::nwnt of lh.rnks for m,tkm,c: .tn odiOUS ta o., k .ro., !'dO.,\ .IS fJOSStblf' Nf1 on1· qul'..,ll(l/JPd hrs gu rlt - ,lft t~ r .dl lw hJ. d l'fJ nfPSsf'd- or ('\f'n lh(' nt•t•d tu 'dt'rHJUIH'I'" !nm. but nu "(' lld tOr la rd grrat stH'sson whdt lf'JI[\ \\d" lht• hl 'd l l ll f lhf' I'XI'I'L I<..,P A nd ltlf'! t> 1.., t~mpl1· tf'd "-Oil 10 tw l!C\'(' that a ftrr 20 monl hs ol ln vrstlgrltrun J)utt'IdH·r gl'r l'.l ll qur1t• t•,r-.,i l\ ftt bark rnto !ht• SPnalP t OU !Inf' RrpuiJI K'.Jns. \.\ IHr \.\ l'r P gr\ I' ll 1hr up non {)f diSCI plr ng Du r t•nbrr gP I th1ough luso., of ~t·nrm 11y nr rn "'Jm1· nth(' I v.:,t\, dPc llllf' d Bur ):.;P iling throu~h I h i"- ]JJinfulo tdf•d l rt• J il\ IS unh .1 '- tPp,ll ong the \\,1\ !1!1 J)uJPnhPrgrr ,rrrd h1• knnw s rh<Jt o nl\ too v.t·ll Uurt•nbt•r .QPr hc~o., b4 l'n u ndt •r pr(•ssu rt' of \'.II vrng dPgt l '(' dnd from m d m d rlf('r Pn I ~our l'l'" 1n M r nnt' sota r o rPslg n h 1s Sr nd t f' sra t lif' h.1s tt'J4'1 It'd that opt ron But t ht · ~5 ,'...t'd r ol rl H 4·p u hlw .m h c1" no c ho tC(' bu 1 to L1c1· 1hP \ Olf'r.., 1n tlw Lrl l of 19~N lllw " 4'f' k" anotlwt S(• n o~lf' tl't'm And lfhtstor\· rs ,r gurdr. I ht · IX'O pit· of M 1nn l'sol t1 wrl l p t ohd 1)[\· not bt· as forgt \'J ng as t hf' St·ndtl' . In tlw \t't\ t'dth d.r .\ ., ot IIH • t thrc" <onsctou-.,nf'ss thai srr m " Ill tnne.!\1· \ l'cll' h\ \I'd!. llw S!'lldll' pur ~I'll Tiloma s Dodd, D Co nn . rn thr clock Th f' cho~q•p w.ts thdt lw comtngled hi s prrso ndl c~nd C'.J.ffip.!tgn mOIH'\ Do dd thPia1lw1 nfSt ' rr ('lni.,rupht ·r Dodd . D·Conn ,\\.tSd · h<.~v.k Dll thr C'Om l1lUrll'.l~ and .I ltiJ('J,!) \Hl dOm('s fj ( h'-Uf'S clnd \\,1 :0. mf' ntl nnpcJ rn J4hl h\ l)rt•sldt·nt )()tlnson ;~-.,a pos'. tblP r unnm g mJII' lif' \1.,1 '- ('t't t. t1nl\ .JO., \.\l'llllki'd .1 s [)u rcn !)(' rgrr : ButthP St 'nc~l£' " u•nsLui•d" hmr. a!l4 '1 d sprctac l1• .11 rangpd 111 hr.-, drft'll'-f' h\ St·n l{u:-.:-.Pil i. ong. l l L d o~nd se 1\'f'd hrm up to th e \Otpr s Tht( 'l' \t 'cll.., lcll t' l li!'I'OUid not 1'\t'tl w1n thr partv 's nommatron for l hf' l s St· natt • .l nd ('flflt•d hi\ pollliCdl ('dff'('J bddh tH·atf'n d~ cl tl Jndrprnd1·nt I n 19 7~ 1 . thl' St'tl. tiP put St •n ll f• t m.1 n T,~Jmadgt•,]) (;,r . rn lhPdork. rhargrd wrth .J \ dl H't\ of tmp!npt r monr\ tr.tn'-.t(' flon" . rnclud1ng st uffmg llugt• hrl h 1111 o h1., U\ l'liUd t pnc kt~ t ., · Whrlhf'r T. llm.n1,~.:t' we~" hkPd 1n th<' Sf•rwtf' I'. op!'n to qu(•s!J()n But t rr t.tt nh llf' \\ .J<., d ptiV.I'r fu I m.rn , ch ott rm ,tn of a comm rllr\' .J nci onr 1)! tho s1• Hid litH' bdr tm'> nf thf' c hdmbrr Hut w h1 n lu • wt•nt homl' to LPOrgr.r. \\ ht' r f' thr nam1 • l'cilm c~ d gf'. pd..,..,f•rltr nrn L1tht•l Il l sun. Wd'- .rll pm\PI ful. thP f.rrthiul turnt •d lht•JI bc~cko., nn hmr ,mel ,l.:d\'1' th(· :-.4',1 1 to - \I'S - .1 HrpuiJ IICdn. M.1 c k Mat trngll- H ( , , Wrthou r tJLI!'<.,Ittln tilt' [)pmncr ;l h H ill run a ....rron)::. rh,l l lt·n ~f't against D.l\' ld Du rt•nbl' Jgt •t rn [qq,l .IIHI tll.rl l' ctlldtd,ili' Htll hll !ht• C' amp,r 1gn tr,rll o~ rnwd \.\'it h thr n·co1d ,\nd the tt·~rnd tJ/l l>ur r· rrl.Jt •r gt•r 1.., frl!t·d \\11~1 .lmmu nrtHtll Prrhap .., l>lllt ' nlu ·I gl 'l t .111 t'nll\lllCP :VI 1nnt·..,nL1 \ol!·1o., thd1 hi' arhlf'VI'mt'n t ~ 111 lht · ~~ · n.rr t • O\ t·r -.ht.~rloH his rtll..,t.tkl-. Hut hi'. II II\ Sil\ S (llhf •J \\IS{ ' Berry's World name In a roguPs gallrry with iden tified lhP piclun•s correctlv w il l havr thr chance 10 wr n winds of oncoming Hurri cane EWrtha. authorities said. The 27 member crew of the o9Hoot sh ip Corazon, bound for New York, radioed a distress call about 3 · 30 p.m EDT Tuesd ay, say in g the sh ip' s keel had cra cked <1 Squads have 7 Tuesday runs have bee-n part iallv responsible That's potent ammunitio n fm Democrats who have been took ing for a wav to take the spotlight off I he "Keating Fiv e" ~ rhe ft\ r senat ors who took monrv from Keating, four of whom •;, r r(• DPmocrats Now !hr Democrats haw• Nt>tl JOHN Hush. MAR~ IN and th at makes S&l. politic s an f'ven match If's time to look back I bf'lif'\f' ti was Satchel Pa l gr. ploltatlon . A particular co nrrrn thf' lPgPntbry baseball pitcher. at thi s junction In time. Is that who. wlwn .1~kPd abou t hi s ab illl\' wrth rhe winding down of East to pr1 for rn In " voung man' s Wpst tensions and with thr sporr w4~ JJ into mtddlr agr. wholesale demobiltzatlon of 1rm<~rkf'd "I just don't look back fnr cr structurrs in E:uropP, manv fo r lr.11 thPv rn'-lv be gaining on of lhP surp lu s weapons syste>ms mr So 11 v.:nuld appt>ar. ha s hl'in g withdrawn could find the ir t)('f'll th1• ca se with lhP mJJOt way in th e Third World weapons industr,llitPd enuntriPs of thr market. lnthe Midea st. in world r PI.J fi\ol' to t hr devr lo pSout hwes t A sia, and In Northrt n mPnl or nurlPar . chPmlca l , and Africa 1inderbox co ndll ions Px · ballislic miss il1• WP<lpons svs trm isl Count ries such as Iraq. c~rourrd tlw glol:l(• I.ibva . I ra n, Svr ia , Pakis ta n and F or lhP !.1 st half ren tun thr In dia. countries with long Un!tf'd St.ttes c~nd th(' othpr 'tandi ng and deep-seated border mdj OJ m1litarv powrrs of thr .tnd regional di sputes, arr all worlcl h.t\1' hdd a rathrr Pxc lu · trvtng to get a leg up on their ~ l\1' rr .!nl his(' on the dC\'f'[Opprrcrlved r nrmiPS by developing mi·nt .tnd production of such ;.ll sPnal s of drstruct1on thai will !Pchnolng;. h:('l'j.JJng lhP gr nl P~ · make !hem the "Kig of the Hill" ol drst 1urtion in the OOttlr ha s In rhrir respective regions nr\'t'l IJPI'n Pasy bu t in toda v·., Compo undrng thrs problem rs \'O ]dlilf' T hird Wo rld cnvrron · l hr <ap ld pa ce of rhangr in tilP mrn t thf' rrob ll'm of control lin ):! v..or ld To kerp up w1th such thP ust• ,111d prolifrrat1on of such changr, count nrs arr 1nrr f'dS -.,vs lf' lll s is m orr dlfflcu[t than rt 1nglv prrssed to drve lop thrit h.r s i'\'Pr ht•(•n rrrhnical know how and 1 Psour At fll st blush onr would thrnk rrs Such pra cr ful trchnolgirs i:t S l hf' ro nt,·;uv \~ould br true Wt!h nurlrar rnergv, sp<tcr co mmunr l hl ' PctsJng of trns lons betwPrn cations. aned chPmical produr 1-..tst .trHI WI' II. with th e Cold War tton c1rr tPhn ologirs anv df'VPioprommg Ill a rlosf', on(' would ingcountn ou t of nf'crssitv. ha s lhlnk 1h1• Thrf'al nf wholf'satr :1 storng lntrrest 111 nurlr,u df'<,lruclion and th r pos . Thf'r r fo rr, anv rf for l on lht • s1blf' v. idf'~ Prf'clcl usr of rhPrnica! part of thr major rndu s tnali7Prl V. l'd pun s wDuld hr m i ntmal power s to d r nv thr Third World Hrtv.:t•f'n I hP major powrr s of nal!ons arcf'ss to thrsp trchnolo. thf' wmld thc~r unques t ionabl\ ts glr~ has thr potrntial to br thf' C'. Jsr hut uinfnrtunatrl v whrn per Cf' i\' rd as an r ffort to kf'f'p onr l<~kt•s a r los1• loo k at t hf'Thrrd lhPsP poo rf'r cou ntrirs down . and World rou ntJif's. oncsPrs a sr t of in a wor ld co mmunit y whe 1f' ronrl11 ions r rpf' for wpapons f''\ Cong. ClareruC' Millt>r diploma cy rPmaJns thP kf'y to ultlmatr peace. an tndustrlali7cd cou ntry has to b£' extrrmP iy cautiou s how 11 handlrs such matters pons use More rPCent Jy ev ldPrrcf' wa s prrsented that lndlcatt->d PrPsldrnt Husse in had ordrrrrl th e usP of nerv e gas to put down an uprising by his countrv's These I ypes of tec hn ologie s. of Kurdi sh mlnorltv . Qaddof i coursr, a rr prrcu rsors to thr k!nd of wrapon s svs trms devrl · opmcnt we nePd to co ntain Granted. thrrP arr a series of i ntr rnatio n at o rganlzat ion s whosr pr im arv miss ion 1s to monitor suc h I<'Chnologrr to ma ke s u r r 1ha t 1hey a rr di rprt I'd toward pea cr ful rnds. but ttw lhw brtwern wrapo ns product Jon meanv. hll e has co ntended that 1f his cou ntr y had had a nuclf'ar and legit !ma te product prorlur tlon Is oft en a flnr onr. onr that drfl rs rasv detrct!on on t hr pdr t or th rsr ovpro;rp rn g orgorn l?.atlons Early thi s vrar. \~ hf'n wp charged Libya' s Maummar Qad dafi wtth buildin g a plant fr>r thl' purpos<' of produ('lng c tll ' rnlr:r l wras p o ns, hr rou ntf'rf'rl b v cl<.~!mlllg It\\ as srmpl\· t1 ph .u rn;1 C'('Uti ca l produ C't lon f. wr lit\ lin for tunat r lv. wl!hou t h.nrl .1ncl f.1s t rv rdr nrp to pubtrrl\ ['o unt r r hi s claim, mu ch or thr ~~·or ld wc~s l r ft to susppct th ,lt our conn•rns wrrr ovrrbl own For anvonP who na1vrlv thmks th at somro nr SUC' h dS Coh,nr l Qaddafl. or I raq's "President for Life" Saddam Hu ssein wou ld h<• rrlurr ant tom an u fact u rp and usp surh wf'aspons. onr onlv has to look J.l past uttf'r,lnC'f's .Hid <Jctlo ns In Iraq ' s drrJrlf' long war with I ra n, thPrf' Wf'l f' n• pPatPd rrports of chrmka l wt•as • mlssllr ca pability when .4 me" ra n plan<>s atta cked Trlpolr In 19R6. hr would have fired much m<S silr•s dt New York Cit y What , if any. act ton can Wf'as a govPrnme nt tak r ot lessen thrs thn •a l '' Frankly, the problem rsn't ours alone. Now that tht• rold War Is behind us, hnow lh.ll our fpars of War saw Blor ag grprs slo n are greatly dlmi n lshl'd, now that there appears a gen u inP wtlllngness on the part of ou r form er cold war adversari(•s to relax tension s thp world ovrr, WC' must prevail on the Sov!Pis, lhe Eas t Europeans. the W< •s t European s, the JapanesP, and Pvevonr r lsr t hat can bring thei r 1nn urnrr t n bPar on thrsP Third Woc ld nat ton s, to do all that !hey ra n tn brrn g an rnd to the m t<; clppropr"ll i on and misus£' of such tf'chn ology . It is 1imr for al l of us to loo k hark ovrr ou r shou lders and take closer note of who Is co ming after us It Is tim e for all of us to work tnget her to I dent lfy and dlffu seas h<•st as possibl e the threat th at prpsentlv rxts ts and thP thrPats tho! cou ld exist If Wl' don't ht'1ghtrn our rfforts to rom ba t thi s g rowr ng concr rn • 1\1\SHINC.I'ON tN I·I\1 ~.l u't rn t rm r for Vvashtngton's mid summ r r SCdn dal SPcJso n, hf'rr•' s £1 npw outragr from thr naf1on 'o:; caprtal $100 billion wor l h of taxpa\·rr· flnanced "s lush funds" rh ar are routinely tapp<'d bv \' artous frd era l departml'nts and agf'nC if's to pay fo1 unauthorizPd projects . rn ing pool and gazrbo Most disbursement s fr om thr slu sh funds don't beneftt federa l emp l oyees personally, bu t they ' re often used to fin ance project of dubiou s val ue tha t probab ly would be rejected during t hr co nvention al au thoriza t ion and appropr iatio n process . • cou nt dur ln g I hr vt•ar. Morpm:p r, th.11 1ot cl l in cludes $S m1llton worth of fuel that is ordf'rrd at the end of one vear but not delivered until the start of thr nC'xt yea r RPcausc It' s absurd to requirr aut hortza t ion and appropria I ion legislation cover ing thousands of contingencies and commltmrn l s Pryor. Rep John D Dlngell. D-Mich . com pl ains that allowmg spendIng pri or ities to be set by D·Ar k., who woniPs that ! hr accoun t s offer "an Invi tati on to government bure aucracies with out any congressiona l approval corru pti on. ' Simi larly, Rep John Conyrrs Jr, D Mich .. savs mated. a 19% la w authoriz~d thr establi shm ent of t wo new types or Independe nt oversig ht is the equivalent of "delivering wheel barrows full of $100 bills ." The slus h funds exist because at the time federal budgets are prepared and approved, Con gress and the White Hou se can't know exactly how much money will be needed for many goods and services the government buy s. An examp le· An approrpla t lons bill, enacted by Congress and signed by the president. empowers Ihe Air Force to spend $100 billion on jet fuel. But because oil prices are lower than expected, only $85 million Is spent from that ac- "Th is rs an oprn monpy sack," savs the Sen slush [)avid fund s H "pn.•sent an almost unlimited opportunity for mischief and fraud " Indeed, onr mldlevel finan cial offi cer at the Agrncy for Int er nation al Drvrloprnt alerted his superiors 111 the potential for abusrof onn uch fund, then took drastic ac tion on his own when lhf' warnings were Ignored. He embezz led more Jhan $1 3 million from the account and uspd the funds to pay for fl ve new cars. expensive j ewelry, a luxurIou s home, exquisite furnishings nad extensive improvements to the property Including a swim· that were Initially unrecognized, undPrstated or in accurately Psti of acco unt s tran sactions. to hand)(' surh "M" Accounts con tain funds to pay for financi al obligations Incu rred In prior fiscal years but st ill outstanding. Merged Surplus Accounts ho ld funds to pay allother ex pired appropriation s balances. such as the $15 million In the jet fuel example above The balances In those accounts were supposed to be modest but now total more than $100 billion. The Delense Department alone has $33 blllloh In Its Merged Surplus Accounts and $18 billion In Its M Accounts. When the Inspectors general ol various •epartments last year Robert Walters aud it Pel M Accounts. rhey found a phenomenallv hi gh proportion of tnvalld payments ~ Including 90 percent at the Department of Health and Human Services. 57 percent at the Department of Hous ing and Urban Development and H percent at the Labor Department By far the worst abuses are at the Pentagon For example, when I he Air Force sought $1 billion to pay for enhanced av ionics on the B-1 without alerting critics of the defect prone aircraft, It secretly dipped Into a slu sh fund Concerned Republicans and Democrats In Congress have Introduced various bills to abol· Ish the slush funds, place a ceilin g on the amount of money they could hold or limit the time allot led to disburse appropriated by unspent funds . But there's no enthusiasm for such reforms aI the White House, where one audit shows !hat the Executive Office of I be President has Its own slush fund, giving It access to at least $4.3 billion In unspent appropriations. Emergency Medical SerVIces on Tuesda y At 2 00 p .m .. Racine squad went roSy< acusc' l or Wendy Wolfe who was taken to Veterans MrmO< ia l Hospit al At 6· 35 p m . the Pomeroy squad responded to a ca ll to Mulberry Aven ue for Ruth Betzing was tran sport ed to Vr'tc'<a ns Memorial Hosp tt al At 7:47p.m., Syracuse Frre Department ll'sponded loa r ail to a structure fire on Slate Route 124 at th e Jo an Eshelman residence . At 7:55p.m , Tuppers Plains sq uad answered a ca l l to State Route 7 for Glenna Davb who was laken to Ho tze < Medical Center. Rutland unit was dispatched to Wooclyard Road at 8 15 p m . for Byron Jeffers, taken to O'Bieness Memo< ta l Hosprtal, and at 8:21 p.m .. the Rutland squad wPnt to College Road for Shannon Walker, who was taken t o lht• Holzer Medical Center At 9·05 p.m., the Mtddl~port umt w<•nt to St ory·, Run fo r An na Fi fe who was al so taken ro the Hnlzc t Mr·dical Center Jrrt£l~•••--l~o~n~tt~n~ue~d--tr~om__p~a~g~c~l------------------­ and consumer expectatiOns The week ly average Indicators advanced b1· IJ work o per cent, week, however , was unchang ed, according to 1hr rommrrcP Depa r Imen I rrpor t a government s pokPsm<~n S.J id . F01 th e previous s1x month period, the Ind ex was up b1 ll ~~ J)f'rrrnt. he sar d "The part of the economy 1n June that re lates directly to Between June 1 98~ and .l unc 1990. the indPx ga tnPd 1 ·I manufacturing, In te1 m s of work wePk and orders. was on thP perc£'n t The compositr 1ndex of u .11n1 i df'nt ind1 carors. a month! \ ,1p pro xim at1 on of aggregat P 4'CO nomic activ i t\'. <..i l lp!)(•d IJ\ 0 l percPnt rn .Jun1• ,1 f1 rr c~n lnC' rt' cJ<.,(' of f) rl pl'IT( 'nt In !\1,t\, th(' r:kpartmPnl sa id Thr compo..;lfr rndrx o f lc~ gg1ng rnd1 ca1 or" \.\.'""up 0 ~ pt r cPn l 1n .Junr a ftrr dt llpprng t)\ o ~ pc rcr' nl in \IIJ\ weak s1de. " sa id Robert Deder tck . chteferonomist for No rth e< n Trust in Chrcago. On the ot he r hand. DPdettrk sa rd . "prtces for crrtam rnctu '> t rtal raw materials drr1n I f all cl'-. much as they had tn the pa st From December to .JunP, tlr1• l ndr x of Lrad1ng Eronotlll[ ' shtp tn the 20 to 25 foot seas and wtnds up to 86 mph. "They're choosmg the lesser of tv.o <'VIIs." Bryant said "Trytng to get into the lifebo at s would be rat h('r hazardous '· Seven calls for assistance we r e answpred bv Meigs County pockets. and that the president's son may was d rc Jd C'd not to nsk abandonmg ca n taxpayers hallout comes from their own crew Yotk The shtp's lifeboats were deployed. bu I the crew apparently Continued fr om page I thr the Coast Guard spokesma n in New sav ings bond from Bank One The first photo, an arch it ec tura l detail on Bank OnP. appeared la st Wednesday The winnr'r was l.tllte Hart , Rac tne. from him · But unlike Keating. They now rea lize that and preparing to abandon ship. said Petty Off icer Lionel Bryant, a ..--Local news briefs... - - . U. S. slush funds mv1te corruption • , " In conjunction with Pomeroy's Sesquicent ennral. the !50th anniversary of the incorporation of th e vtllage, Bank One tn Pomeroy, Is sponsoring a photo ldentiflcattOn ser ies The photo s fealure architectural details of buildin gs wtthrn the town . The pictures were taken around town and will be t eaturPd rn Wednesday editions of The Datly Sentinel. Answers, bv mail or drop-off, must be received at The Daily Sent mcl offtce by the following Monday and winners will be listed tn the Tuesday editions of the paper. Winner s will rPcPiVL' a landmark Chris tm as ornamrn t from Bank One and when the se ri es co nc ludes all peop le who tainted thr carrC'rs of five spna tors who t oo k ca mpaign monev personify the scandal lor A mer t • "' z NEW YORK (UPII ~ Rescue vessels sped Wednesday to assist a di sabled Greek cargo ship struggling in the Atlanuc Ocean against high waves that battered its buckling hull and the gusting bigger fish, surh as Char les Keating, the thrift cowboy who Bush ha s a big namP in a fpw short weeks he has come to The month actually go I oft to a cool start during Wednesday morning hours. with readings generally in the 5tls . In Mansfield, a 49-degree reading at 5:30 a.m. set a record for the date. The old mark of 52 was set In 1976. But temperatures were ex pected to rise Into the upper 70s to lower 80s during Wednesday , with Thursday's forecast calling for temperatures In the lower to Cargo ship foundering in path of hurricane hungTy for so meone to blame. Bush and other directors of Ihe defunct Sil verado Banking, Sav· in gs and Loan Association in Denver may face a $200 million federal npgligence suit over the fallut e of rhe thlrft, which will cos t ta xpavers about $1 billion. The Bush case comes along Ten hours late r, t he sh tp was abou t :l50 mrles eas t -southea st ol Cape Cod, too far away for a l'OLUMBUS, Ohio tUP II ~ A fit ed worker at thP Ohio St.ttc• fa irg r ounrJs is arru sPd of driving a rar into SL'Vl'ral tl'nl s c~nd gamrs heing set up on lh L• fa i t grounds m1dway, cau stng thou sa nds of dnll<~rs in damagl' Dar rvl l.rP R01eman . 2f1, of Co lumbus was rrrrestrd Tuesda y night on charges of dr unk en dr ivi ng. reckless operat ion and d rivi ng without a licPn sr. sa id Sgr Sam Hamblin of the Ohto Highway Patrol. Addtltonal cha rges were prndmg W!tnesSf's sa1 d Bozeman rr- turned to the fairgrounds Turs dav <1fter bring It red on Mond a)' Ill nurlmgham Evcrvonr lS wrlromr to at tend and br mg rtPm s of i nt eres t Meig< grid practlcr For an y fait h Celebrrzze wi ll capture the govrrnor's race in Novrmber NARAL's failure to lrst Ce lebrf'ZZf' as a targPt for suppo rt ts "a surr sign that thr lf'adrrsh ip in Wa shingT on ra!Ps Ton:v as a probabh• loser at thi s po rnt," StPi nt.•r said · I t's a brg risk for a gr oup ltk< • thrs to put a lot of rrsourcr s t)('hind a losPr." Strmc r sa td V01novich has al'WaYs b{'rn against abortion in m os t case:::. NARAL has sp<'nt hundreds of thousands of dollars on indi vid ual campaigns wh('t'r abort ron rs an issur Cr l rbr ezzr ha s trird rrpl'at rd lv to thrust thr abortron 1ss uf' ro the fore front oft he gubernator ia l campaign. while Vornovich ha s stressed the tmport ance of othrr 1ss urs suc h d'> i'('(llwmrc drv r l opmt•nt .rnd l'dU( t~tron, 111'-lrdd D o n SWf'tttrJ " I'IIHH dCh'ISIJI to lh1) CP!rbrf' ZZ{' carnpar gn \,ltd hi' \''a~ "co nf tdf'nt thdl v.1'11 ' gt ·t ling top·notrh .Jll!•nr1on from NARI\L I lhllrk t h(·\ Ht•rt • doubtful r1 month dg o I th!nk IA<''vr ron\ !nl'l'd th1 m 11 s winnablP · Swrltzrt .1lsn l 'id lmf•cl 1h,11 a Cr !Pb r('ll.(' poll lia s th( · Jltur n(•\ grnt·r at 11 a !ling \'oino\'lrh IJ\ .r mrrf' right point s. c]o<.;tng thl' lnd f'pt•nd f•nt polls sho\\ gap Cf•lrbrt'!Z f' t rciJirng lht • RPpub l t ra n trontrurrnt·r tn duubli•dlg !l'- ISIIPF.MING. Mtch tU Pi r Lottery numbers CLEVELAND 1UP It ~ Tues day's wtnning Ohio Lolfrr ·' numbers: 283 P ICK -:1 ticket sa les lotaiPd $1,097,957.00, wit h a pa1oll duPol $188,952 00. 46.16. PICK -4 ticket sales to taiPd $224,156 50, with a pavoff du e 11! $804.400 00. Cards He ar t· Q. Club : J. Diamond . 6. Spade 9 Cards ticket sa!Ps !Oii:lll'd $239,550 with a payoff due of $100,510. Judgment sought A judgment action has been flied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Mid State, Inc. , of Gal Upolls agalns t Con tractor 's Environmental Servlce, · Inc., Parkersburg, W. Va , et al , In the amount of $32,407.50. at ''The crew want s to stay on thE' A mer c hant vessrl, the Hual Angiiita, arrlvPd at the scenr shortly befo re ll p .m EDT Tuesday rn response to ra lls for help. Bryant sa id the 591-foot Liberian flagged vessel was the first sh1p that came into r a diu contacr with the Coast Cuard and had changed it s course In an effort to assist thP endangered vesse l "They were approxrmately 75 m ties away 11 took I hrm srvPn hO UI S to an JVP ~ Cli ff s Inc. mmes tn Mirhig.tn went on stnkr Wrdnesda\ dflf'l nC'gotialor s failed to rrachagrPP men! on a nrw contra( I Th e 2.200 emp loyees at l'l'l's Tilden and Emptre mmPs hrt till' pick et lines at 12:01 a.m .. tbout After being asked to slow down tty two fairgrounds managers riding tn a golf cart, Bozeman allegedly gunned the car's motor and rammed the cart, just after the passengers leaped to safety . In an attempt to get away, Bozeman allegedly smashed the car Into game traile rs, tents, and a parked Corvette He aban do ned the car with a flat tire and fled on foot. A patrol troopet chased the man on foot and caught him ;usr o•Jtside the f airg rounds football practice will begin Wed nesda)' and Thursday from 1-R pm Practice wtll be held Friday from 7 am to 1·30 p m and all play('rs arc req ui red to altend F res hmPn m ay rl'port on W4:'d nPsdav or on thp mandatorv st ar ting datP for frC'shm en on Aug K CC I and Un ti ed 1990 Gallia County Junior Fair Program Wednesday, Aug . 1 ; IJ ,n l<obbll Judgrr1g DoQ Core onU Do g Showmom hp t ng 1ncerrng Pr OJCCI .Judg rng II It Demoslta t ~on s COUNTY APPLIANCES 62 7 3rd Awt., Gallipolis PH. 446·1699 HOURS; 8 A.M.·6 P.M. I Friday through Sunday Fa1r Frrday and Saturday, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday Highs will be In !he 80s each day, wiih overnight low s ranging from the upper 50s to !he lower 60s . Stocks The Daily Sentinel (USPS 145-968) Dally stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m .) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi 1\ I(! I ti l I I' ~ I' Il l Darry Judgrng Il l / rn /\crosrocc Demonsrr arrons Swrnc Judgrng Carden Troc tot Putlrng Contest sponsored by Ga llipci1S !~o ta ry Club t oc vJ Oa ll on I oc v J Dal ton 1 lll\lls~n o( :'d.ultlmedla, Inc. Published f'vtorv afternoon. Mondav throogll FridaY. 111 Court St PO. merov, Ohio. bv the Ohi o Vallt'V Publishin g Co mpan~ / Mulllmf'dla . I nc. Am Elect ric Power ...... .. 30 AT&T ......... .. ....... .. - 361', Ashland 011 . .. . .. .. 33 34 Bob Evan s .. IJ'h Charming Shoppes. ..10 City Holding Co ... .. .151h Federal Mogul ... 16% Goodyear T&R . .26~~ Key Centurion .12 \i Lands' End 1>\i Limited Inc 20~4 Mulrlmedia Inc 63 Rax Restaurants -2 Robbin s & Myers 22 Shoney's Inc }4 ?11 Stor Bank Wendy's Inti Worthington l nd J~l ~ Pomeruv. Ohlo 45769. Ph 992 215G Se cond class postat<:l' paid ai Pomerov. Ohio Membl'r 1/nltf'd Prt"!'s !nlf'rnauonal, Inland Dallv PrPSs Associ at ion and 1hC' Ohio Newspap E-r As~oclat lOn National 0\dv r n\s\n~ Rt>prPsmtaJivr Rrnnham NPwsJ)<Iper Sa les. 733 Third AVPnuf' New York. Nf'w York 10017 POSTMASTEH Sf>nd addrf'~s rhan.r.:-t~ to Th r Da llv SC'n!lnl'1 Ill l11ur1 Sl Pomrruv Ohio t'i769 SUBSCRIPTION RI\TE~ Bv farrier or Motoc Rouh• On I' W~r>k $\ .JH Onr Monr h lO $b 'Ji-;''2 00 On,, y,',11 "'L"GU ( OP\. PHU •: 6 211'}1 Hospital news Subsrrlb!' f'> n01 tlr>Sll !ni! 1o pa" I hi' rar nf'f rna\ f('m]t In ad van('(' dilf'ci t o ThC' Oall\' S(>nr mrl on il .1 4i or 12 munth ba~ t ~ { ttodl! wtii h1• 1.,rivt•n c,u nt•l i' 3fh Wf'('k No \Uh~· oil f'aS Robert \\' R rf m.ul rx' rnrll!l'd lf'r ~') In \ 11 I' I" av<~rl, IIJ II fi r, Racine. D.tvrd C Warth, Hartford. IV \' a.. N.tnc)' ~ckcr man. Coo lv rllr. NrttH• Bctz ing, Pomrroy. . Drs c hargr s C:l·orgp Llpll()n<, JJ\ .I h l'rt' hOmf' ('. Lrr !\tall Suhsnlpllon~ ln"ldt• Mt•IR'" ( ountv 11 Wr•r•ks l t, Wt•t<k~ '12 Wr•pk' Out,.ll1r $\'l 24 $.17 441 $74 1b :\11'1~ ( ounly $20 ~ S4fl ~) $7~ tO 1 ! WPf'k \ ~'' Wf'Pk ~ 'i2 W1•1'ks 13orm Show Arena Aclr vrl rcs 13ulld(ng Ac!r v11 1es fluild1ng Show Arena I rete Show Arena Pulling Track Morn Stage Mo(n Stoqc Thursday. Aug 2 Krwon1s Youth Day :Ji c ct Sllo w ) IJow f1rcno K1wonrs Youlh Pr ogram Aalloon bu1SI1ng bubble gurn btow1ng Mo n Stage m JJO r> m I ) I pm . ::c r> rn 8 pm IO pm fleet ShowmanShip Krddrc lraclor Pull s;:>onso red uy the C all poh~ r II\ Youth ProJect Award s Prcsc nlo tron J a· ado or Chomo1ons [Jorry Sweepstake s I IJrso Pullrng Con ics! De~ert Rose Bond Desert Rase Band 5tJow A1cno St'10w flrcna TIGER PAW~ XTM PREMIUM ALL-SEASON STEEL-BELTED RADIAL • '>u l>~' ' l' ""• rxm~·~r h 4n~ ( >ClQ • 5huw /1rcna Putlrng liOCk Mo(n Stage Mo1n Slagc SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! The two s ides re>lurrwd to thL' GOOD USED WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, TVs, GAS & ELEC. RANGES South Central Ohio Mo stl y clear Wednesday night, with a low near 60 Mostly sunny T hu rsday. with highs In the mid 80s Extended Forecast Lrwts, Agn rs Brown SIPP I bargai ning table las ( Saturdav a week after CCI officta l s w.tlked out of th e talks ------Weather------ Thacker, Earl P Ctoss WJII<am worker s un1on bargainf'J s 1n Minneapo lis wrrr at anunpd SS(' T he un!on 's old cont r act with CC i cxptredat mldntght . !'hi' la st .st rike at CCI wa s rn l~K!i "ncl la s ted I I:l days. WEATHER MAP~ A stationary front will trigger a widespread area of showers and thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast. High pressure will bring sunny and pleasant weather to much of the central Plahw and Northeast. Scattered thunderslonns will develop In the eastern Rockies and upper Midwest. (UP I) Adm1ss1on s - fi ve hours aft er rerrrvlng word that UPI and borrowed rhe car of a former CO· WOrker wo lc,melon earrng and m o te tv.·o l'IP\ i'ldml NATIONAL WEATHER FORECAST TO 3 PM EDT 8-2·90 Velt•rans J\1rmorlal Miners on strike EmplovE>es footba ll pl;l\crs at Meigs High School. Co ntinuPd h om___:____:_ pagr 1 frncP·sittl ng as proof it ha s ltttli• IntrrrstPd Warmer and more humid weather co nditions are expected to return tor the weekend Bul for farmers, su nshine th e next few days Is expected to help dry any wet fields as vegetable and small grain harvest proce£'d, The humidity Is expected to drop to 45 percent to 55 percent Thursday. Morning dPw, how ever, could slow start up times m some areas. Wind speeds are expected to be under 10 mph through Thursday - Corazon as long as possible It w iII be real tough for the ne x I few hour s," Bryant said Meigs announcements _ __ Meet Friday B<'d ford -Lodt Htstor)' Group w11J mE'C't on Fnda:v at 7· :10 p.m at the Modern Wood smen's Hall rn ld 80s Lows Wednesday night and early Thursday, however , are expecled to return to the 5tls The cause of the dry mild weather In Ohio for the next two days will be a high pressure system that was from eastern Canada to the south Plains Wednesday morning. By late Thursday, this system is expected to be from the eastern Great Lakes to the west central Atlantic helicopter rescue and about 60 miles from the slowly advancing hurricane, Bryant said. Bryant said the ship's condition was deteriorating steadily "Part of the bow has been lorn away . The keel Is broken at mid ship causing It to buckle in the middle Waves are crashing across the middle while the stern is three-fourths of the way out of the water," Bryant said Fired worker crashes car into displays ' . Prlli-cho•ce "' .. , ___ ______ ~ The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I /('~ (lf'iH1Wf <l1 o ~ ITIOJI~ comiOilaOIP<> <:le $4400 For Sin 16S-80-R13 TIRE SIZE 16680R13WSW .. 186 80 R13 WSW . 186 80 R13 WSW 186 76 R14 WSW 196 76 R14 WSW 206 76 A16 WSW 216 76 R15 WSW 226 76 A15 AWl 236 75 R15 AWl PIZZA BURGER FRONT-END ALIGNMENT S1.34 • [ller l front ~('(1 t AiltiJ~I CAmbPI CIHIP.r ~<lC 100 • Road rest vP.hiCie WITH FRIES ................ Sl. 99 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "lt the End of the Pomoroy·Mason Brldio" POMEROY, OHIO RUTLAND TIRE SALES & SERVICE Main St., lutland, Ohio PH. 992-2556 (614) 742-3088 SEE YOUR UNIROYAL \ TODAY • �. Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel . . Wednesday, August 1, '990 . · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • • Rangers' Ryan 20th·.pitcher to post ·300 career victories By APR D.. ALFARi\NO UPI Sperts Writer With T rsc" IPad in g 5·3 and the go-ahead ru n at the prate, re - In th e 22 yea r s since hf' r aruf'd his first ma j or lPagu·e victo r v. l irver Brad Ar ns.berg fo rced a No lan Ryan said the two week s leadin g up to his 300th triumph were the m os t difficult "Th e last 15 days have bt'en toughes t 15 days I 've ever gone through," Rya n said a ft er th e Texas Ranger s d-efe<Jted the Milwaukee Brewers I J.J for thr Texa n' s miles tone game. ·'I wa nt ed to g<•t it done tonight. especial ly aft er what happened in Arl in g ton. " Last wee k at Ar lin gton St.a· d iu rn , the New Yolk Y ankees key fl y out to st rand Pa rker and aliv e. In the ni nth, i\rn sberg go t Yount to fly out to end thp ga me, allowi ng Ryan to becomp on ly the 20th pitcher to record 300 win s. "I t 's ju st an incre(libl e fee l ~ ing,' · Arnsberg sa id after picking up his third save. "I really didn't have any feeling s when I came in , I was j us t happy to get the ca lL " franco mad e up for his blund· ers w it h his own mil es tone in a roughed up Rya n for 10 hit s and six -r un ninth inn ing . P"ete Incavi - S(•vr n runs In righ t inn ings. . denyi ng him a ;{()()th win i n fron t of his homP crowd . In th (> Pighth i nnin g Tu£>sd ay in gl ia bla sted his l7ih home run to open the nin th, and pinc h hitt er John Daugherty followed Wit h an RB I sing le. fra nco added four mun• by recording his third c·oHerr grand slam and insuring Milwaukee it lookPd likt• Ryo n might be denied aga in, thi s ti m<' by onr of his own te amrnntc.•s With Texas l ead in g Milwaukl'<' Ryan's wi n. Ry<.~n i mproved ~- 1. Ra nger Ju l io Fra nco rom · m ill ('d two errors which Jrd t() two Brewer r uns. doubl0·pla y ground ball fro m Rob in Yo unt. One ou t l aiPr. fro nco d ropped Da,·e Pat ke r ·, grou nd ba l l allowing Moli tor to <;ro rr and bring Mi lwa ukr'f' ~:.. ... w ithi n ~ - 2 ~ . .' .. -- 'I WI!I: S JUIYI'II ld•"'F. - Tt•m' Ran~t· rs hurlt•r No lan ltyan rac·kl'd up his :u:tOth earet•r v i dory hy lt•ading tlw Rang-t•rs to a nll -:1 win ow•r tlw host Milwaukt' (' Brewers Tut~s day night. (UP I ) R.v an . felt bad when I dtd 11. ·· IJa[[ iing his butt orr .·· Bu t H ~·a n was hr lpPd as mud1 as hr was h urt by ht s l f'ammate . . al lowed fi ve hits and t wo ru ns i n · [ive and one-t})i rd i nntngs. Er ic King , 8A, is winless in hi S las! si x Orioles 6, 111111• .Jays 1 A t Baltimore, . Ca l Rlpken drill ed rr three run homer tn th e first in ning and Ben M cDonald won his third stra ight start . McOona lcl . ~ · 0 . galiP up tw o ea rned run .<; anrt sca l tPrf'd sPvC'n By Di\VE ENGELDRUM UPI Sports Writer It ·, no wonder th e Red s and the c;i ont> ' It atop the NL Wes t thr i r pilehC'rs wi n games wit h the ir bats . Don flobi nson. a member of the Ci ant s' start ing ro ta t ion, st roked a pinch·hi t. bases ·l oaded single in thr ninth inn i ng to g ive San Fra ncisco a :\-2 vic tory O\'rr th f' H ouston As.r r os. .l osP Hi jo co liL'C tf'd two hi ts and -..co red w tJ at provPd to be th r winn ing r un i n thr Rrds' J-2 1riumpll ovr r Los Angp](' s, hrlp· ing Cincin na li snap a n eight gamr losi ng s tn'a k . T houg h Robi nso n·s ht>r o ics wrrr morT' dramatic. Rijo had tlw adcl{'<l p lPasurr nf hu r lrng the win r\t Sa n FrJ ncisco. l hC' Gianl s loiidf'd tll r bJ sr s \Vi t h nonro ut in thP nin th off .Jua n Agos to, :l -li . "M .v first in clin atto n was to hi t Rijo tn the eighth position and maybr I should havr done it. " said Ci nc inn ati manager Lou Piniel la. who jugg led hi s lineup to try to break the lo,in g strea k . While Rijo has bern on a hitting tea r . Robi nso n ha s been ham· prred by an inj u r~' and una blf' to takr htS cuts. "I have n·! pickrdupa ba t si nce my las t gamP betauSC' of m Y' han d fhl' go t hit in the hand!. " · satd Robin son "Hoger !Cra ig. thr G iants m a nagrr- 1 askPd mf' hP!ore l hr gam<' if I could pinch hi t.! swun g thf'b ata fpwtimrs in th e clu bhousP and told him I could ." Co nttnued on pag e o wh t•n hr " ngled off T im Belcher . Hookif' H al Morris. w ho dnuhkd a nd rrip!Pd . fo llowed wi 1h ;1wa lk and OOt h Jd va nct'd on d passrd ball. R i jo S('O rPd on Ron ()(•stPr ' -.. '-.an ificr fl .r to put th f' I{ I'd <.; a h r~1 d 10 stJ\' "' 1\·l' go t a fom gamr hitting o,; tn•;ik going," R.ijo. ';' ..J . sa id . ·1·rn hot now t"m ju .'-1 happ\" to ha'>t' pitctwd U '- to i.l win . " Thf· !1Prh . who d roppPd fuur '-l raq,: !l t 111 SI' ('O nd pl <:H'(' Sa n l·'r ;tnchco o\'N the wrC'kf'nd, rn ,rinta !nf'fl thPi r :)l ·"l ·gamf' lrad n\"t'l" thr Ciant s in the d ivisio n. Hi jo a llowC'd \i.\: h its. wa l ked nnt · .t nd s truc k ou t f our brforf' !w i ng liftr·d in thi' SI' \"f' nth Ra ndy M \ PI" s pit c hed two and t wo-Third inn in ~ " :tnd not c hPd his21st savr . ~1-X. - llt•tb llildH·r .lo"' Tu rsda.v ni g ht, ~t.t·al !-1 ~t·t·ond h•Lst• in thl• ~·vt · rHh inning a!-1 l>odgprs s hort."i lO() Alfrt•do (.1 r itrin wol its SF.IO~D Rr•ds ' :l-2 vidur.v ovt•r tht• ho ~l L. 1\ . lludgt•p, for tiH' throw from ("atdH'r Mike Sciosfia. (li P I J Golf gets new life in Hungary ll) .JACOB -li\I'Oil.'iOI\ 1\l' l l ,\l' IS r . llu ngan <l ' l ' l> - ( ;olf. iiiH"l' dt·t·mrd thf' sport of ar i.<.; IO<T,Ih b,. thf' llu ng; t rian go \ ·P rn nwnl. I" gett i ng a nPw l tft ·. Thr l-lu ngal"ia n Co if F f'drr;l · tio n plan ." to !'nd nrarly :10 .w •; tr <.; of govrrnmf'n t r P"'rirt ion in I.! It • Augu st wlwn it p l ;l~' s host to ltlt' f ir st l ntNnat i11n :d Cluh Tou r no~ mf'rl! rw. 1r HudapPst Wll ll lhi· i" ~>!l l n lun t s t rcgim l' go nr. ):.:o lf h , lo",,·[\ Pnwrging from htlni shrnt·n t r\nd it"s !ikf' h to hf'cOmt · ;t nujt 1r fore(' in llung:Jri.w . ., porh ""T ht·n · u·;t\ ,t l rt·nd fo t gul l bdorr I IH' ,,.<It. · " a td h ·n•m · (;a I I l , pt f'' t(Jt. Jl I 11f I hP H Ungd ri an Coi f 1-'l·(h •rat ion . .. Hut I hi' com muni"l.'- w<Juldn· t ht>ar of i t ·· r: or th(> com munist ru lPr". go lf \~ · a -.. a .-; port of lhC' bo u rg Pt Jt sir. no t oft h(• prolrtaria t . Tht' Jf ' for(>, tht·~ .-._vs trm atira lly bannPd a ny ;rt trmp ts to pl av l hf' spur t o ncf' th0_v tookovpr th rco untr~' · · ThP ftr't Hungaria n golf clu b wa s formPd in JHR9 in w hat is now Slovaki :l. A co ursP built a t Lakr Ba l aton ha s to ng s inf'f' cli s.1 p pearrd . bu I a second f'ou rsP a l St. Andrf'w J.o;,Ja nd . atx>ut 12 mi!Ps north or Auda pf'S!. ha s prov id('d the basis fo r Hun g ary's sing le nlnf' · holf• rour sP l hP H lur nanuiJI ' Cn tf Club. H"tl i C tl li ~)l' fi(•d '-l'< \' l': ll" : lj~(). <;a t li lw gcrn lotrintmducl ' ~oil in l o J-lun g ar \" Jhoul 11 \ ·r· ar' : t(!"O j ust whPn l h(' gO\·f' rnnwn t wa" starting 10 rf'lll ink il s pw,ition Th( · Pnd of commu n ism in ll ung ;rn· . whirh hPid it.,;; fi r st fn ·1· PIPl'l ions last March. s igna lt•d ttl r n ·· birth o f go lf. accnnlinl: f(J thf' H ungarict n Coif F PdPratiun ··!\:o w th at commu nism is O\"f'r. W(' ra n C(Jnc enl r<llf' on t•qab li -.. h i n ~ r r lal iunships in othrr co un trif's,"' s<:t id th (• fpclrration· s gf' nf'ral -..t·crrtar~·, V i lomos(" \\'(•s <..rh· ·That" <.. i mportant br (' J USP i t Opi 'I1S up possibilit if·, \\ "P llf' \'1'1" h<td t)l.' for r . ·· Th r frdrrdtion wa.o. , o ff[('ja]J y formrd last SPp tPm b, ·r and is tt mrm bf'r of bolh tlw F tli"IIIJl ':t rt an d \Vorld (;o ]f JS.'-.oCi itti nn'> Hun gary now n•cri\'t's i!'>'·ds r anC't' in lh f' form uf lliOTH '_\: clncl t ra i 11 in g abiP tornnv iTH'I ' th(• govcrnmrn t of o!X'ni ng thf' clu b,· · C:\1 ti saicl . "Hu t tht • fact tha t thr ro ur sr. on flu• dilap i t1 a tf'd grcrns of 3 prP- war rr l ic. i s hidd r n on thr north ot th f' isl ;1 nd ·· wf' Wf'l'{' hel ped us do i t.' T he sit ua tion is rllangin~; ra pid l v. however. " We're recei ving suppo rt from mos t l<uropran club s . " Wes.-..t'l .\ s<11d ··w~ · rPCPntl.\" 0 ndf'd talb v.- 1th rhr Swrd cs and th•· F n 'n(' h th .l! w il l mf'a n morP hrl p for lh t· ' purt rn llu ng ar.v .·· Th (· Ho.va l and An('k nt Col t ~ · lull. go l f" s o ri gi nal rult · m;tking hod \". i" also ar ran gi ng for ll l"l t t!-, ]1 go lf pros to \ "i S it ll ung.!l"\ to g tvt· Jpsso ns as wrll as mak1 · do n;d 1ons a nd gran ts to th P llun g a r1a n fcdPralion. Gut, W!•s " ' ']~· sa.vs. t hr most impo r rant tilin g is lor forri,c:nf'rs to in,·c" r in nPw cuursr .... "'Thf·rr d ff' ~ ~ tw o coms(•s u ndr ·r co nstruct ion a t tht• m o nw n1. ·· hr sa id. "Co ns truction of ii ll IX hu lr co ur sr Jnd a n inr-ho lr· (·o u rsP nrx 1 ~' f' J r. Anot hrr 27 ·hoh • ro mp lf•X nPar BuflapPst will hr r-r•;Hl.\' b.v SHS players to be fined for helmets The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy. Ohio , reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale . Further. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company reserve the right to reject any or all bids submitted. Further, the above collateral will be sold in the condi tion it is in with no expressed or implied warranties gi ven . ·n.·· The multimtllion·dollar pro· ji'Ct is lw i ng finan ced by Sw iss c;o tf 1.1<1. a Swi ss french hotpl co n ~n rti um that or ga n izes ! ht• Swiss OpPn . and a Hungar ian par tn er . T he HungaroGo lf Club is lobe complr tr d by 1995, theyear oft he V i e nna ~ Bud apes t Wor ld Expos!· lion. DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE Ill Second St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 For more information, contact Scott Shank at 992-3293 . to sa y l.hf' co nversations havp be~n lik e, 'What i f?' l thl ok they ar e l ook in g at a lo t nf co ntingencies." Drinkard sa i d he tal kPd wttn ob ly PGA Tou r oftl cial s. Thr PGA Championship is run by thp Pr ofess io na l Go lfe rs Associatio n · of America and ·is hot a PGA Tour· spon.sor~d event. The PGA Cllampionshlp, the last of four major golf champ ion· s h i ps , ~ Is scheduled lor th e Shoa l Creek . Coun.try· Club Aug. 9-12. Ci v il right s groups have threa · ·tened to plckef the event and mariy adver tisers have canceled ·their spot s on· ABC' s television coverage in protest oi.t he club ' s policy. .Shoal Creek fou nqer · Hal l Thompson started the ·conl ov · ersy when 1\e said hi s club would not be pressured int o taking bl ack members. He later apolog · .iced and c lub offic ia l s·h·a ve said th ey wi ll. . ciJ nslder b lack meiT)bers. However. blac k lead ers said they wanted a black member at the club by the tim e the tourna ment i s played or they would ptck et th e event. PGA Tou r Co mmis siO ner D€ane · Bemon said he does not believe the tournament will be moved . "!think the problems ha ve. for the mos t part . been re solved ... 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Lou Gehr ig s farew el l People wi ll reme m ber where th ey werr w hen Georgr got It . Evlln in lhP Pac ifi c Northwe st. a con tin en t aw aY . you co uld im aginl' th e headl in es . In the pJp('r s. You cou ld _close your eyes and hea r th e talk in the bar s. You co uld feel th e glet• of Yankee fa ns. And yo u co uld count the tea( S with lhP fln ge" of one hand. Today, Hi milliOn feel can start kicking the man who bought thl' Yankee s. rebu il t t hem, th en craShed them in to last pial'!' The gloa ting began in his ow n bal lpark. Whe n ·word ol t lw dvcis ion rrac hr d Yank rl' St adium in thP four th i rtnin~ of J ga nu • again st thr Det r oit Ti gf'r s. fan s rP· spo nde-d wi th a .-.; tan rlin g ova ti on. prrh ap s !hr on] \" ont• hP wu s t•vt•r go ing to Ret. hor.x · thi s isn't 1lr1 · move following l hl' 14H9 sPa son sa id hf'f'XpPe ts ·· a n aw full .v lnt 11 1 close games " " I th ink in ju ri1 ·s and lurk Wl l l df'l r rm in r whu w iII be· pJ ,.t~· r ng l~>1 the c hampio n.<;. hip 1 <-i t ~ · in 111(' season," he said. Sa ban is one of thn·r n1 ._, coaches in thC' MA C thi s spa-;on T he othN :-. arr R a nd~' Wa!kj ·l who No .one cried for Steinbrenner By MIKE TULLY UPI National Baseball Writer TACOMA. Wash . f UP]) - i\ ygar .or so ago. before any of us drea m~ d how quick ly he wou ld fall; I told people that George St etnbrenner might one day se ll th e Yankees. Why? Because no one fikes to be hated. No one, no ma t ter hi s m oney or srat ion, wants to be loat hed by the population of New York Cit y . BUt that 's th e way people were starting to fee l a bout Stei nbrenner. J lions w cr (' Bowl in g Gn•en witb n•p lacPd Ti m Ra sP Th C' ffi<Jfl had it ull 0\1,: n!n~ fh1 • Yan~Pf'S m ;J dl • h im a bigshot It put him on le l p~· i s ion. go t him i nv i tr d to pari iPs. Now i1's gone ; hr bl ew it . f.\"t• n P f' !P H.osp has mo rr fri(•nds than Grorgr doe'> l oda .v T hr man w ho tikr d to win so muc h ha s los t it all. It h<J s to hurt Now th r Y an kre s c ,, n pi al' bo I I. Th eir empiOYl'l'S ca n work wi th out fea r. None of th em wil l wisl.'crar k about thr bos.s. [\o ne of thrm wt ll fllimic him in thr Ol hrr c lu bhou sf'. M<:.~.vbf' thr fans. 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Applications Will Be Taken A't Your Local Ohio Bureau Employment Services Offices JACKSON/VINTON 317 Broadway .tl Miami. . and Tom LirhtenbPJ }..:. who took ovr r fo f C'lPVP Br~ran I ;II The Pillsbury Company, which supplies premium quality food products and o utstanding service to its customers is now accepting applications for full - time emp loyment as a tea m memb er 1n the following area s: 1990' OF FERED EX(! USIVE l Y BY D•am011rl \ ono PERRYSBURG , Ohio tUP !t the winner on ly 'rx of tbe pas t 22 - To ledo was selected as the year s. team to beat at t h.e annual Ea stern M ichigan. with 13 .Mi d-American Conf erence pre· ftr st·pl ace votes on d 462 poll season f oo tball kiekofl lunch eo n pomt s. wa s picked to finish Tu esday. seco nd. f ollowed · IJv Ceniral Th e Roc kets, under first·vear Michig an wi th fi ve fi~'" and 451 coach Nick Sa ban , recei ved 29 of point s, Wrstern Mirh igan w ith 55 flrst ·p lace votes and 507 poll · seve n firs ts and 414 poin ts a nd points rn ballotin g by members of Bal l Sl af c wit h one first plat·r· the .MA C Media Assoeiation, vore and 357 point s. which h as surces sf utly pickt>d · Round ing out fhr ·med ta srler Padres 7, Braves 6 AI Sa n Diego, .J oe Cart er's bases·l oaded fielder' s choi ce drovp home Garry Templeton with the winning r un, ca ppin g a six ,r un comeback . Cr ai,g Lef. f en s. 6·4, pitched a hi tless ninth to earn the win . Rick Leucken. H. work ed th e final two and . one·thlrd for the Braves. Page 5 The Daily Sentinel • Toledo tabbed as MAC grid wmner St einbren ner 's power ove r thr MASON, WV. OFFER EXPIRES AUG . 14 1990 Hours: PAN OR ORIGINAL STTLEI tr Now\ rh e t•me to ··cet 1n to the llt •l nw t li ltin g for So uthr ~- n ll igll Sl" hon l football ple~yN s will tw W<>dnrsd a.Y PV I'nin g at h p .m . in !llf' foot bolll bu i ld ing. HOUSE AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1990 10:00 A.M. M EMPHI S, Tenn. tUPi i · Th e PGA Tou r na s asked a Memphis go ~ eour SI' wou ld be availabl e for next week's PGA Ch·amp iOnship heeaUSI' Of · the .cont roversy · over the ali·wh lt e Shoa l Cr eek Count ry Clu b i n Bl t m lnghati't . Al a. Dwight Drinkard, direc tor of the F ederal Exp ress St. Ju~~ Cl ass iC, sit e of this week 's stop on the PGA Tour, .Sa id no definit e req uest was made. But he sai d the To urnam.ent Players Clu b a! Southwind wo·uld be in teres iPd in hold ing the championohip. The M emph is coursP has a non·di scr iminato ry policy and has bl ack member s. l) rinkard sa id. · ··r ca n confi rm thatlhPrP WPr P inquiries aboul fou r or fi vP d(:ly s ago," Drinkard said. " I al so have '\It Hu ng ary's trump card is a tw o l X holt• rom pi c.'\ nf'ar Bu dapPs t tu hr rl f's ignPd b)' go!fin~ ~rP a t .ta (" k N ick l au s. 1676 LINCOLN HEIGHTS-POMEROY, OHIO inn ings. allowing f ive run s. six CATCH *IHE* IRII ro ·s fir st p it c h to lf'ft f ir ld . ·· 1 W<:J s looking for <.1 fa stball a nd that' o..; wiHJt hP thrrw m r, ·· s; tid HotJin son, w ho is '2 fo r~ as a pi nch hi1H•r this sr dson i\1 l.o." A ngrk s. Rijo was takin g his rrgu l :.~r turn at bat. w ith tht• scon' tif'd 1·1 i n th rt h ird , IIJ.IO STEALS At Oakland, Calif, Billy Sw lft sca t tered seven hit s In eight tnn ings. Swift, 5·2, struck ou t fiVe and wo l kl'd one to no tch his fo urth vietory in his last fiv e decisions. Oak land starter Mike Mo ore, 9·10 , las ted four ·plu s Shoal Creek.flap c()uld send PGA to a Memphis course HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS Hobin son. hi[[ing for pitc her Jeff Brantlr·v. 4<1. <hen ri pped Ago s· Rijo ( l~ · ft 1. tht• 1'\'t•ntual winning rtildlf'r in tlw Mariners 7, A's 2 . PRE-FAIR SAVINGS Reds, Giants win with pitchers' bats Wi th two ou ts. Jim Fr ::mco .-;;;dd. "11 ut wh en I di d it dga in, I felt trrriblr. T hr wors t part was thr guy ts out thrn • Petry, 8·1, was the loser. Red Sox 7, White Sox Z At Bos ton, Tom Bruna nsky snapped an () fo r 34 drough t with · three hil s and Luis Rivera drove in three runs. Da na KiPCker . 4-4, Olson no te lied his 24 1~ save. John · Cerutti. 7·7, took the loss. Royals R, Indians 4 AI Clevel&nd, DannyTartabul l doubl ed twi ce and drove in three run s fn his fi rst game off fhe d isabl ed list arrd Jim Eisenreich drove In two runs . Roya l s starter Kevin Appier. 6·4, went seven · Innings to hand ·the Indians their fourth straigh t l oss. Mike Walker, 0·3. gave up four runs and seven hil s In three Innings. Angels 13; T"ins Z At Minnea polis. Dick Schofield stroked a two·run single to key a six'r un r ally and D ave Winfield r ipped three hit s for three RB1 to hel p Ca lifornia . Chu ck Fi nley, I H. pi tched his fou rth complete ga me. Allan Ander son, 4·14, gave up seven hits and six runs in four and t.wo·third inn ings. Pomero'(-"Middleport, Ohio hit s ovC'r seven inn i ngs. Gr egg M f'l s ConlnPr' S RBI single knocker! ou t h! s carPf'r n' co rd to300·267, 1J.4 thi s sea son Pau I Molitor singled to ow· n seven and one-th ird i nnings . Dan start s. w ith his six th stra ight v ictory . Chris Bos iu, the opposin g sta rt er. was ju st fi ve years old when R.van not c hr d h is f irst c arPer ,· ictor ~· in 1!-IOK with thP New York a nd m ove>d to second wlw n Franco muffrd a potrn ti:ll -···-"""''·: .. : kee-p Ryan 's b id Ca ntner and lh oth er American Leogue action. New York pounoed De· troi t 10·4. f?os ton pummeled Chicago 1·2, Bal timore dropped Toront o 6·4, Ka nsas City clubhed cieveiand 8·4, Cal ifornia slaught · ered Minn ~sota 13·2 ·and Sea l tie downed Oa kland ?.2 . Yankees 10, Tiger. I At NeW York, Jc•sse Barfield, Kevin Maa s and J im Ley ritz hit hom e r uns to help Mark Le iter win his fir st major ll'ague sta rt. New York wons i1 s fo ur th strai ght. Iceitc•r, 1 ~ 1 . pttd ed • Wednesday, August 1. 1990 PORTSMOUTH 1005 Fourth St . GAlliPOLIS 45 Olive St. ATHENS 246 W . State St. CHILLICOTHE 38 Marietta Rd. WAVERLY 110 E. Ernmltt Ave. Beginning Immediately From 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. PILLSBURY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPL:OYERIEOEIAAIMIF/VETERANS �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio George Foreman KOs Canadian champ EDMONTON , Al berta !UP II - Fornwr world heavywt- ig hl c ha mpi on Geor ge rig ht th at seem r d to stun t hl' ·'Pu nc hin g Fore man Pr eac hPf' · Th at blow ignit ed Fo rPman. who quick ly took car E' of his oppo m•nt wi t h an ovPrJX)we rin g l f'f t-right t'Oml> irli:l t ion to lhf' hf'ad th<J I ~ u t knockf'd ou r Ca nadian champion Ken La ku sta a! J· 24 of rhe third round Tuesday nig ht i n a sc hP· du led IO·rounder. Foreman, 6K ·2 with 64 knoc k ou rs. wei ghP<I 261 pou nd s for lhP figh t L aku sta was 216, and " '" l.a k usta o ut Fo rr rn an. :23-11s incp hb ('onw bLtc k trai l. adm lll ed thr sho t fro m L aku sta surp rL-;pd him "Kr n La kus ta la ncir>d t1 go•.1d rig ht h ~1n cl. It wa ~ n 't ..;o h ~1rd. ir w; ts j ust th at I was s u rpri'.,Pcl I didn t think IH • had anv f ighT lt ·tt no m a tc h fo r thP ·B -yl'ar old Fore m an' s sizP a nd strength . Aft er a 1Pnl<11ive ti rst ro und. Forem an s tart ed dominati nr.: i n the sec ond . Earl _v in tht' third . h(· · 'S r\ I wt•nt out thf' r f' ID k ind ot ja l>him I ll knoc kPd La ku s ta dov.:n with d 1.-.!t hook . B ut La kus tct man ugPd tu stru gg le t o his ft't'l and s urprbt·d hi m." Fo n•m a n <.; :ti d dnwn , b PC' <.I USf' [ !h OIJ) :h l J/W rt• t ...,Jwuld ll d\' t' stop lJPd th !· fig r11 Fo r em an w ith a hard m·rr h:t nd Wednesday. August 1, 1990 Five OSU recruits could be ineligible this fall R~~r~n~n~~f~foor lo COLU MBUS, Ohio i CPli Fi\'P Ohio Stare foo tball recru irs. Includi ng an All·Amerlca defen sive bar k. an• l'Xpectrd to hr academ icall.v inf'ligibl e duri ng th(' upcomi ng srason. Larrv Ken nedy of Saraso ta. F la. , ~ h o ha d bL~Pn l '.\ (X'C ted To cha i iP ngP i m nlPdia iPly fur pl ay ing t i mr. is tJ m ong lhl' appa r ent rdsual 1irs. th P Co lumbu s Dis pa tc h rr·po rt Pd W f• dnP sd ; J ~' Tht· oth r r s in c lud r qu rtrt r> r bac k .J ohn n.v M attrr ss or Cir]('i !l n2 ti Princ Pt on. w idr rr rPi i.·Pr ( 'hri s S :.md e r ~ of' Upnver. ru n n 1 11~ !luck Jeff Co rh ra n ot Middl P tuv.: n and ti ght f'nd Cr ai g Robi n· so n of Jack son, Mi ss . el igible tor sc nolarsnrps. Cooper sa id Tuesday he could not comment dl recrly on an y prospect's academic sla nding Bur when as ked wh c! hPr he was upset ar poss ibly los ing fi ve of 19 incoming fr es hmen. CtMlper sa id , " You' re upsel , i f thai 's !he word , if you lose ON E player . "The gu ys who ha ven '! mud<' II, rh ey hav e sco red like 690 on !hei r SATs or 17 on llrPi r ACTsgosh, they on e so closP." Coop0r sa id . " And all of !hem ha ve good background s And lhev all werr recrulled by lhP world . Everyb Al l f ive met the NCAA require· men! of a min imum 2. 0 gra de· point average in a co llege prepar core curriculum, the nf'w spapC'r sa i d All missed on 1hP minimum pre-enrollm ent trs t sco rr s, Pither a 700 on the t.~ 1or y Scho lasric Aprilud c• Test or an IH on !he Ameri can College Tes l. "EvC'r yonP wP' vp signed ha s ~ot thr a bilit y to do collegp work ." said OS lJ head coac h .John Cooper . "That' s the reason you don' t givf' up on thesP kid s. '' Under the NCAA 's Proposit ion ·12 rule adopt ed las ! year. lht• odv Plse seem Pd to th i nk thr:v'cl make II. too." pan i al quaiU' ier s ar e no longrr ce nl er. has co nfirm ed he will no! rel urn 10 Sy rac use for his j unior vea r and wrll proba bly rrans! er Manning. of North Hi ghlands. Ca lif .. said hr is co nsidering a rransfer ro Ca liforni a. Was hing ron or Sa nr a Clar a. Mannin g avrr agf'd ll point s, U re bound s an d 12.1 mi nut es of playi ng t im e IX'r game•. M!'dia 1\BC v.:iII brg i n produ ct ion nex I m onth in T oront o on "The T ai Habi lo nia St or~· ." t:1 mov iP about 1he world champion f igu r P skater whosf' d rPam s of an Ol:v mpic meda l WPT'I:I cl as hf' d whL·n her pa rln f'r, H a nd ~ C:.~nlnt •r. . ., uffn('d a n inj ur.v COPYRIGH T t990 THE KRO GER CO ITEMS AN D PRICES GOOD SUNDAY . JULY 29. THROU GH SATUR DAY , AU G 4. 1990, IN rf'r'H •01 WE RESERVE TH E RI GHT TO LIMIT OUANTITIE S NONE SOLD TO DEAL ERS ADVERTISED mM POUC't - Each of theae advertiaed itema 11 requ1r&d to be readily available for sale in each Kroger Store, except a1 specifically noted in this ad . lf we do run out.of an advertiNd item, we will offer you your choice of a comparable rtem. when avllla.ble, reflecting the 1ame uving• or a rainc;;heck which will encitle you to purc~aH the advart11ed item at the adverttted price withtn 30 days . Only one vendor coupon w1ll be accepted per item purchaMd . WESTSIDE JUMBO 12 SIZE California Cantaloupes : Wednesday. August 1, 1990 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Community calendar WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Var•tion Bible Sc hool will be held 1hrough Frid ay a! 6:30 p.m . nighlly at Ca l vary Pilgrim Chapel on S! ale Route H 3. Call992 ·2952. RA CINE - There will be a meeting Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at Southern High School football building for any boys inter es ted In pl ayin g junior high football RA CINE - Helmet fitting for So uthern High School football player s will be at 6 p.m . on Wednesday nigh! in lhe football building. PA GEVI L LE - Th e Sc ipio Township Tr ustees will mee r Wednesday at !he rownshlp bu ild· in g in Pagevllle. Y"" Pol 9 .98 lolo•• on A•bot o - 6.40 ~~.~~~ohm 6.48 I nn mull be R•g uler or 4 Cylinder78 -IJ10 .1 t Other Must Be Newer Car Formulli7B . t233·2 ....... .. Anti-Freeze E Motor 011 HD30. 37· 1447 A You P1y .............. 89' M1il -in Atb1.1L u.:~· 64C llr Conditioner Refrigerant GUNK I Puncture Seal Price reflects ne w Fede ral Tax. 14 oz . can . 78-4401 · 2 Inflates and seals tires . in secon ds 12 oz. can . 78·4537·3 3 ·&8 10W30, IOW40. QJ. 37· 1436, 39 74' After Rebate & -~~...L.;:--, Coolant Pr ot!K"t s AI Metals lfldudlng AHTtn;n. cyl. or newer car. 78 · t233 , t3t0 . It ooc 78. 8t20·4 3 24 Aher Relllte Manufacturer $1.50 Rebate On 1 Gallon may vary. RA CINE - Th ere will be spe· clal meetin g of !he Sourh er n Loca l Boa rd of Educ at ion on Wednesd ay a! 7 p.m . at the hi gh sc hoo l. ,TJIEA'rj15 oz . regul ar. 4 - protection . After Rebate & Coupon Champion Spark Plua Stan dard 64 · 131 3 ~ ·" while pin k. green or chrcml! TIIURSDAY Each 2999 9!!~ ROC K SPRING S - The Salis bury Townsh ip Trustees wi ll meet Thu rsday ar 7 p.m . at the rownshlp building. Othe•• 55 Otf Our Best · Starter '66-'76 RA CINE- The Racine Ameri· can L egion Post 602 will mrel Thursday at 7: 30 p.m. Refres h ments will be served foll owin g rhe meeting. Fordl 75 ·4201 -3 011 Drain ' Pan POMEROY - Th e Pomeroy Group of A.A. and AI Anon will mee t Th ursday at 7 p.m. a! lhP Sacred Heart Car hol ic Chu rc h. Cal l I · B0 0 · 333 · 50 5 1 f or 16 " ' Red 5 pc Assor ted s•zes 45-1716 -5 P•JII -o u t lr11y inform atio n. POMEROY - The Meigs Pub· l ie Employee Retirees, Inc . will meet Thursda y a! I p.m . a! rhe se nior citizens center in PomE'- roy . A representa tiv e !rom Aetna Insurance Company will be the gues r speaker . All governm enr re!lrees are invited to arr cnd Boneless Sirloin Tip Steak 29 Doritos Brand Tortilla Chips U.S. Gov't Graded Cho Grain Fed Beef, "Untrimmed· Wholesale Cut" Cap-On (10- 12-lb. Avg.) Whole Sirloin Tip ..... ..... .lb. 11-oz. II ~'~L" ~..... 20 DZ. BONUS Size Protect ant and conditioner in - Th e 'tv"'/ economy si.ze . 73-4844 ·4 i~ '13- 7353·3 99~ 39~ Brake Brake Fluid Cleaner D<l t 3 OtSC He avy-du ty Cl •u•n1 Prote tll . beaut1f1u or drum 12 brak e parts 20 78-5548 -9 yo ur 11res 13 01 01 78 -5541 .4 O> spr ly 73 -4891 -5 2~.! MID DL EPO RT -P hvsr ca ls will be given Friday a! Mei gs .Junior High for JU nior high footbal l , I p.m : junior high vo llrv ball. ] · 15 p m. : and all olh(' J: junior hi gh athldf's . '1.: 1 ~' SATliiiDAY SA LEM Kroger Orange Juice Full-Length Hit Movies • • • • • Men's or women's with Shima no derailleur Durable lugged pink/purple steel frame Racing -style handlebars Front and rear side ·pull caliper brakes Quilted ra saddle 34-2951 -1 Boy's or girl's all -terrain frame Easy -shift thumbshifters Front and rear side -pull caliper brakes Unicrown front fork 34-2033 ,34 • Men's wilh double-welded rear frame • Safe and convenient thumbshifters • Padded comfort saddle 34 ·2036.37 rtA c l i\ E - Th en' w ill bt· a gospel sing at rhr Fel lowship Replacement Tire TUbe 199 Chu rch i n Rari nr on Sa rurd av at 7 p.m . fpatur ing Huss a ~d thr Each Sourhern Hill Gospel Srnger s $ 88 lB .. . U.!l NONRETURNABLE BOTILE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE, Diet Coke or Coca Cola Classic c 2-Ltr. • • • • Ohio sidr on Sa t ur dav. w pa I hl'r pr rmitting. Sc hool r lolh rs and rnu r h m orr wi l l br ava ila i.Jit• All procr f'ds will hrlp lh £' loc;ll r hurr h. SELECTED TITLES Pound S!a r 26 In 12-Speed Mountain Bike PORTLAN D - The RLDS rh urrh will ha\'e a yar d sa il • ar rh r Ravenswood Br idge on !hi' For Deli Style Cooked Ham - 24 In 10-Speed Mountain Bike will meet Sa turd ay a! ~ P m Elec tion of offi ce r s wr ll In• lif' lrl aod fin al plans wil l bP made for !he fair boo rh ar lhl' Mer gs Counl v Fair . 11 pot luck supper wi ll follow rhr mrPring $ IN THE DELI·PASTAY SHOPPE CENT ER 24 In Girl's 10-Speed Racer C r angr and St a r .Junio r C1·;w gP Gallon 28-oz. Gallon CAn 73· 1795 tftr in vi ted to a ttend . p.m . A thlrtrs are to w:il r gy ~ shor ts and !·s hi r ts . Ph ystea l swtl l lw g ivf'n by Dr Mark Rr ll\vn a nd Dr .J amrs Wi th rrr l! Springdale 2% Lowfat Milk l 1m1t 4 73 -8116 -3 Pom er oy on F ri da y from q a.m . to :1 p.m. Y,-Gallon Pound $ 529 t lre&kmg -There wtll be a clol hing dislrlbution day a! ! he Meigs Unit ed Melhodl sl Coope r· al ive Pa rish a! .1 11 Cond or Sr. in Breyers Ice Cream Chicken Breast Quarters $ fli'!!'!"'!!!'l"" 99~ oz. Non· prome rs I I or Rurl and Friday a! 6· .10 p m . a! l ht• Rutla nd Fire Srar ion T he publrc LIGHT ICE MIL K OR Banquet Fried Chicken ] 7-309-4 95 20 Hundreds of usn P O M~: RUY U S GRAD E A HOLLY FARMS FR OZ EN , RE GULAR ONLY ARMOR ALL Jet spr 1lt 13 01 ca n 78-695 7 I EO'ch FRIDAY R UTLAN D T ow nship Tru stees wi l l mn.'t Sliced Free tvp c ·· f Gl . .• Cleaner LOTTRIDGE -The Lor tri dgc Communl! y Center will have a porluck dinner Thursd ay ar 6 p.m followed by a meetin g ar 7 p.m The cenrer Is loc ated on Count y Road J3 fi ve mil es wt'st of Coo lvi lle. c s"l '. . · ·~ fiocVf : De non II or FRff! TU PPERS PLAI NS - Th e Tu pper s Plains VFW Post 905.1 Auxi liary will meet Thu rsday a! 7: 30 p.m. Pound Carb/Choke Cleaner 25% P ~l s t o r Cha rlc ~ Rush i nvitPs thr publ ic. RE E DSVlLL E - The Reeds v·il le Uniled Methodis l Church wil l hold a rumm age and bakP sa le at the chu rc h on Sa lurd av from 10 a. m. lo 4 p.m. There will be a large srlecllon of merchan· dl se and hot dog s, slopp y j oes and soft drinks will be sold . The church Is located across from Ref'd 's Store In Ref'dsville POMEROY - A "recyc le da y" will be held Sa!urday ! r om 9a. m. to noon a! !he Kroger Srore par king lot In Pomeroy . Mos r recyclable Hems will be tak en on a donation basis Newspaper s should be !led In bundles or In paper bags: glass separated by color and lids removed; plasti c milk jugs and liter bottles separ· ate with C.jlPS removed: tin cans wllh ends'"IJUI and !lattene<l . .. 33· t040 .... 20 ln. DIRT DUSTER BMX Dr Girl's HI·Rise Boy's red BMX stretch frame with 1 pc . crossbar pad . Girl 's white / pink lrame with teal 34-2747.52 20 ln. NIGHTMARE Boy's Freestyle GT-style BMX frame . Laid -back aero · styl e saddle . Freestyle handlebars . finish . 34 -2772 · 1 Un' ASSOCIATE STORE SALE GOOD THRU AUGUST 11 Replacement BlkeTire 33· 1001 •••. 5 99 Home Owned DONALD & EDNA WILSON, Own~rs 49 North Second Avenue - Phone: 992-55.1 5 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 PS 13797 CONVENIENT CREDIT AVAILABLE 0 12-537G DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS & STRATTON P �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, August 1, 1990 "NEW" T.L.C. PRICING ''Temporary Low Cost'' THROUGHOUT THE STORE YOU'LL FIND BRIGHT RED TAGS MARKED ON OVER 1,000 ITEMS!! WE'RE PASSING ON "TEMPORARY LOW COST" FROM THE MANUFACTURER DIRECTLY TO YOU! SUPER sAVINGS! · --Temporary Low Cost" ITEM SUNSHINE SAVE CLEANING UP THEIR WORLD - Members of Boy Scout Troop 2-15, Middleport, pick up trash at the Middleport M arina. Mei gs County LU ter KRAFT MAYONNAISE •••••••H.~z•••••2S< The Meigs County Liller Con · t ro t Program will ho ld a "Recy cle Day" Sat urdday from 9 a. m . to noon a t the Kroger Sl ore parking lot in Pomer oy. Many recycl able ll em s will be taken on a donat ion bas is. Newspapers should be tied in HOT DOGS SUPER MEAT DEPT. SAVINGS! 79< WHITE OR CIDER HEINZ VINEGAR ••• !.q~~·•.•. 28< 12 T he Mei gs Junior H 1gh phys i· ra ts wi ll be given Friday al l he M i d dl epor l J u ni or H ig h Bu il di ng. All at hletes are 1o we<H gym short s and l ·shirts for the phvsi · cats. wh i ch w ill be given bv ll r. WELCH'S GRAPE JELLY •••••••• ~tqz.. •••39< OCEAN SPRAY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •• .G-4.91•• 17 < GROUND CHUCK WESTERN STYLE RIBS GROUND BEEF S1 69 LB. $499 $119 LB. 3 LB. PKG. 3 LBS. OR MORE ORTEGA TACO DINNERS •••••!t~t ••• 20< RED SKIN BOLOGNA 5 LIS. OR MORE 21 7 BALLARD LINK SAUSAGE. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••• ~ .~~~ •• ~6. 99 CRISPY SERVE BACON. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• }. ~~;.~~~; •• 99 < SLICED SLAB BACON •••••••••• ~.~~~~~.~?.~~ ...........L~~.~ 1.29 MUSSLEMANS APPLESAUCE •••.•••••it~z••••• 30< GENERAL MILLS LUCKY CHARMS •••• !i.qz.. ••• 17< BREAKFAST COMBO PACKAGE HILLS BROS. COFFEE ••••••••••••.•••• !~.~~·.... S1c •3 LB. SAUSAGE •3 LB. BACON •2 1/4 LB. POTATO PATTY FRYER LEG 1/4's INSTANT NESTE A••••••••••••••••• ~.~z....... 40< DUNCAN HINES 49( BROWNIES •••••••••••• !MPJ••• 28< CRISCO OIL •.•••••••••itqz••••• 30< MUELLERS ICE CREAM 111 GALLON 99( $149 •Chuck Sleok •Ground Chuck LB. BONELESS STRIP STEAKS 49< lB. 112 LB. LB. PORK LOIN CHUCK STEAK COMBO HUCK COMBO PACK •ROAST •STEAK •GROUND CHUCK FAMILY PACK FRYER PARTS SPAGHETTI •••••••••••• H.q~.•••• 29< SHUR FRESH LB. WHOLE OR STICK WHOLE OR MIXED 5 LB. OR MORE ""DAIRY SAVINGS" 89< $5 39 FOLGERS INSTANT DECAF •••• tq~....•. 77< $16 9 LB. $179 LB. Umit 2 With 51 0.00 Pur hall HILLANDALE ~~PRODUCE $129 POTATOES 18 COUNT ""DELI SAVINGS" ECKRICH CHOPPED HAM $159 ~~~ SAVINGS" All PURPOSE EGGS $599 TENDER SWEET 50 LB. BAG CAliFORNIA RED FLAME OR THOMPSON HONEYCURED HAM CARROTS WHITE SEEDLESS $399 ~~~ $149 ECKRICH 5 LB. BAG NEW YELLOW ONIONS CORNER OF GENERAL HARTINGER PARKWAY AND PEARL ST. MIDDLEPORT 992-3471 $139 5 LB. BAG RED RIPE WATERMELONS $2 99 EACH GRAPES 89< LB. HOME GROWN GREEN CABBAGE 25( bund les or i n paper bags. Glass should be separa l ed by color and lids re moved. Ends shoul d be l aken out of l in cans and cans should be flattened. Area res idents are encouraged 10 l ak e advan tage of l his 1 I program . LB. HOME GROWN TOMATOES $29 9 5LB. BSIT. NEW WHITE SEED POTATOES SOUTHERN YAMS 2 LBS.Sl GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 3 LBS. s ~ By United Press International TH E F AT LAD Y SI!';GS A GAIN : Roseanne Barr ha s been singing "T he St ar·Spangled Ban ner" aga in bu t lh ls lime without the scr eechmg, spill ing and crotch·grabbing. Barr, husband Tom Arnold and abou1 300 member s of l he audience at Monday's l aping of " The Sally J esse Raphae l Show" sang the na l iona l anlh em for a show lhal will be aired Wed nesday. Barr sa1d she's sorr y for th e lirestorm she sl ar1ed with her ca terwauli ng rPndi ti on of t he an them at a San De i go Pad r Ps ga me l as t wee k " I uneq ui voca lly apologize and ha ve apologized if I 've o f fendPd an yone." shr Si:lid . Arn old . rr ferri ng to Pre•ldent Bush 's comme nt th at Barr's sin gin g had been " disg r aceful ," said , " I think the preside nt sho ul d thank Rosea nne. Shf' took th e spotlight off h is new t ax~ a nd hi s so n·.-. sa vi ngs and loa n scandal" BLAIR GETS REPOSSESSEII: Linda Blair Is ba ck and sh£> says the country nPed s to Pxorc i sP a fpw dPm ons. ''Wh at irk s rnP is l hP street ga ngs w ho roa m <~ round beati ng up on peopl(' ," shP told the New York Dai ly News " I would put them a ll in a box and shi p lhPm off to one of the Eas tern E uropean count riPs where th l'y wou l d learn how good i t is to bran Amrrica n "Blair. who sta r rrd as the poor possessPd waif in thr 197.1 movie· 'ThP Exorcist ," is n't so sun>, however, abo ut how to hand le thr home less popul atio n. ''We've go11o do someth ing abo u1 1hem," she said. " I don't know wha1 -but any lhi ng." Bl ai r co·s1ars in an upcomi ng spoof of 'The Exorcis t" til led "Repossessed'. in whi ch 1he devi l once aga in takes con1rol of her . STEVI E WANDE RS I N: Pans hone r s in a Hacke nsack. N .I . chu rc h go t a surprisr Sunday w hen Slrv il' Wondr r showrd up and sang a soul fu l rendit io n of "Th(' Lo rd's Pr ayer .·· "No onr knf'w he was r om in g, ··sa id v ~ rn ellr liunt. a parishoner a t t hr Moun t Olive Bap tis t Ch urah. "T he youth choir was hav mg a fit ." Wond er was al lf' nd ing th e cilu rrh srr vicP with paris honrr Kim Rn~ wer . nnf' o f h is bL~ck u p sin gPrs. who was in Hackensack fo r a fa mil y re u nion . Wo ndP r owns a homP ln ;\lpinP a nrl ofl rn trave ls to New JPrsev tu visit his ch ildn·n H ENN Y ROLLS Din:: Take A ndrt•w Di ce Clay - plr•asl'' Tha t 's w hat He nn:v Yo ungma n sa id i n a gurs t co lum n hP wrotP for The New York Ti mes T uesdav Th e old schoo l comf'd ian dof'Sn' t t hln k much o! Clay's routi ne and dredged up some hoa rv to kes 10 ma ke his poinl·. Youngma n said he listened to lh<' Direma n 's ro nrrrt album and "I r ralizrd Clav nrpd s no in troduc tion. Wh f..l t hr· nf'Pd s ls an f..IC'I. .. You ngmd n likrnrd Clay to thr man who gors to a pS)'Ch iatris t and is tol d hr 's r raz~·. When thP man says hr w;..mts a -;rro nd opin ion . thrshri n k says. " You're uglv . too . " " Well , Andrew Di ce Cla.v ..vou'rr rem i nd rn r or th at guy," Youngman w rotr. "Yo u·n· wrong if you thi nk po king fu n at hel pless pPoplr m akps yo u a cornf'd ia n. My serond opi nion i s l ha t your j okPs aren' t j okes . Th ry'rr ugl inf'ss .. If Clay ins is ts on doi ng f' lh nic hu mor . Youn gman sug-g'pstpd thr followi ng : " Did you hPar about thP /\mPric·an In dia n gir l who m arr ird a .lrwish hoy'' ThPy drcidrd 10 gi\·p their new son a namr to plrasr txH h sidrs of thr fam il .v. Thrv namPd him Whi1 l'fish " CANTALOUPES $1 69 EACH 333 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 JUMBO HOMEGROWN YUCK , TRAS II ! -This was what the Middl eport M arina l ooked like befor e m embers of Boy Sco ut T r oo p 2t5, M i ddleport , hegan picking up trash. Singer denies hidden messages Me.·· Bu1 Hal ford sa id lhe RENO. Nev. tU P !t -Judas Pries l' s lead sin ger denied then· so·called sublimi nal m essage wE'r E' hidden messages on a was si m ply the ex hal alio n o! hi s breal h and the gu it ar playi ng heavy melal reco r d al bu m tha1 l nl o loud spea ker , t es timony lhal could have inspi red th e sui cides wi ll be backed up by a n au di o of 1wo young me n. but admll ted analyst scheduled 10 tes ti fy l or he embed ded su bliminal words In another album. Jud as Prlesl Rob H alford. vocal ist l or 1he To prove hlS poi nt. H alford Brili sh gr oup . ac knowl edged sang a phrase of l he song In the Tuesday thal he i ncl uded a cour troo m . si ng ing the ly rics: message, reco rded back ward s. " Bette r by m£>. bett er than you. on a diff eren t albu m as an You ca n fel l hrr what I want it to art is fjc ex peri menl. be. " He sa1d the ex halations Bu1 Hal ford, the firs l membrr demo nstrated in t he co urtroom o! the band t o testify in the was the sam!' he uses when prod uct li abi lit y trial !ha l cou ld pPrform ing hilvP .1 m ajor impact on thl' Hal for d. drPssf'd in a g rry suit rrcord i ng ind ustry. t ol d statr w i th a biJrk shirt. was askPd by Di stric1 ,ludge .Jerry Whit ehead .Judge Whl1ehead i f he had put in hr n P Vl'r dellberately in srr trd any words th.11 co uld prOOucP such phr asrs as " t ry suir idP." messages wh en the record was ThP pa r rn ts of Haymond Bel p la .ved back wa rd s . HC' a lso asked knap and James Va nn ' surd the singer If he had deliberately Judas Priesl and CBS Rl•co rd s slu rred the words so a backward c laiming subl imi nal m essagr" p layi ng of 1he al bu m could on 1hc al bu m 'S tai ned Cl ass " produce t hosr mPssages. pushed t hr two you ng m en int o CJ "I d id nol ," H al ford sa id 10 sui cid e pa ct al ter 1hey llsle ncd to · bot h q ues ti ons . t he musi c for severa l hour s whi lr• I3ut under cross ·rxamina tion dri nk ing bf>rr and smok ing by thr parrnt s' (II torney Kenneth marij uana . McK enna. Halford acknow l · Thr parrnt s claim thP n•ctnd edged that he intrn1ional ly cont ain." subliminal mt'ssagP~ p larPd a rPvt'r sPd mPssagr on a and oth f'r phrases th at can only song ca llPd " L ovr Hitrs" durin g br hPard when the record is 1hr m 1d 19ROs. pla)ed backward They also HP !Psti f ir•d that he rero rd rd a llrgr tha 11he bac kward phr a >r·s 1h1• words " In the dead ol the ran bP unscrambled b.v thr nig ht. lov«' bitPs. " and insPr trrl it suhconsiciou s mind, no m a i !Pr in rt'Vl'rse on thr al bu m. Whr n it which dirrrtio n thl' rPcord is was played forward. H t:~ lforcl playl'd sa id. the lis tener ht'a rd only T hPysa idth Pwords"dol t ·arr garbl ed words . But II the rc•cord co nceak cl on I hf> rf'cord on 1hP wa.s played backwards, 1ht• song "Be tt er bv Yo u. Better than wo rds could be un derstood. SWISHER-LOHSE Jeweltg Sale JUMBO BOLOGNA ......... !~~. S2.09 RlnENBURGER BREAKFAST LOAF .•••••••••• !~~. S2.S9 SELl MADE SHREDDED 17.19 LB. COOKED HAM •..••....•• :~~~~.~;. S2 .09 CRISPY SERVE BACON ••••.••••.•••••.••••••.••• ~!·.. S1.69 YAilll BElt COTTAGE CHEESE ............ !~.!!1.... s1.2 5 KRAFT MOZZARELLA CHEESE ..............~..~!.. s1.09 mm MARGARINE .... ..'.1.9L ... 79 < YELLOW DELICIOUS APPLES .......~!.~! .. 2 I' 1.09 ORANGES ..... ?.1..~!,. 3/89< PEACHES ..............~~ '··· 79< BANQUET FRIED CHICKEN ........... !!.~!;. s3.09 ORE·IDA GOLDEN CRINKLES ••••.• H.?!;. Sl .99 COMPLETE STOCK NEW YORK GARLIC BREAD .•.••••••••••1.b.?!;. S1.89 1/2 PRICE •EARRINGS •PINS •RINGS •NECKLACES •BRACELETS KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP ••••••••••• !!.?!;. S2 .69 WHITNEY PINK SALMON ..........~~;~~ .~~·••S2.49 LIQUID TIDE .................b.4.?!;. S4.39 PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS·•••••.•.••• !;!.~~·. Sl.S9 LIME JUG 614-992-6249 REJOICING LIFE CHRIST!AN SCHOOL She al so was appointed a deputy tn her cit y. · She reported lhat she and her roommat e also set up a " Hom emade Hallm ark Store" i n their room . Miss &•cglt• will be a se nior a t SouthPrn High Sc hool. She is the daughl cr of Mr. and Mr s. RogeF · Beegle. Raci ne . I REJOICING LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL GRADES KINDERGARTEN & 1 THRU 8 Meets All State Requirements Minimum Standards REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR 1990-1991 SCHOOl YEAR For Information and Manual Write or Call .J unie Beegll:' reported on her stay al Buc keye Gir ls St at e on the cam pu s o! Ashla nd Unl ver· slly at the r egu la r July mee ting of th e Rac ine Amer ica n Leg ion A uxiliary. Miss Beegle waseleeted a Slale senat or. She heard many inler · es tin g speak ers and lea rned how to take parl i n stale gove r nm enl. , Mark Brown and Dr . .James Witherel l Ti mes are as fo l lows: j unior high foolbal l. I p.m: junior high voll eyba l l. l :i:, p.m. : and al l ot her juni or hig h alh lctes. 1: l o p.m . People in the news ----. M arina. Th e youngsters ar e doin g this common -· lly project to earn m erit badges. Tbe tras h bags were donated by M ei gs County Lil ler Control. Racine American Legion meets Physicals to be given oz. KRAFT BAR-8-Q SAUCE ••••n.q~.••. 22< BOY SCOUT TROOP 2-15 - Th is Scouting troop, under the supervision of seoul l ead er D on Vaughan, Is picking up tras h at th e :111ddleport litter control recycle day .ret SUPERIOR CHEEZ-ITS ••••••.•.•••• !tqz.. ••. 12< Control Director Kenny Wiggins commented on how good It Is that younger people are becoming more Inter es ted In cleaning up their world . FRUIT DRINKS ................... 2I 3S< K"'n•h MoCuloulh. ri.l'll. Chorl• Rllfl& R. Ph lid Htnnlnt. fll.l'h. Mon. t~ Set. 8:00 t .m. to 1':00 p.m. lund., 10:00 • .m. to 4:00p.m. "Oft PREICA1PTIONS E. Moin Fr1.,.., S...tco Often Wttk Night• ' II t PH. IU·I•Is l'orn•or. OH . GOOD THROUGH MONDAY AUGUST 6, 1990 DURKEE BLACK PEPPER •••••••••••••8.?!; •• S4.29 !Wit PACK BOUNTY TOWELS •••••••••••••• 51.49 . RALSTON WHEAT CHEX .............. ~:.~!•. S2.89 i' �Wednesday, August 1. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio · Family Medicine Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio I t Big Bear · Co ll ege of Osteopathic Medicine Question: My wile wenr to lh~ · urihation cun crrtainly makl'onc doctor recently for a bladder uncomfortablf' In over 911 prr· . ihfe.c lion . She has had.thi S type nf cent of wom en with bludder infection before. Whv doPs she infeCtions, the co ndit"ion is keep having infections. and is it . caused by bacteria ca lk'd Esc he· · ser iouS? . rlcbla coli. They are always Answer: The mos1 likely rca present in huge quantiti es tn the son she has had repealed bladder colon . Infections is the ri sk factor of simply being a woman . Fifty Thest- baeteriil arr also pres. percent of women report hav lng en I in h igh numbers on the skin episodes of burning with urina· around the n•ctum and in r r la· lion - a typical symptom of tiV(-'ly low numbers around thP bladder Infection. Fr€<Juent uri· opening of the urethra . llw tub(• nation, nighttime urinaHon and connecting the bl adder with the blood in th ~ · uri ne . are also outs ide. An Infect i on is produced when these bacteria mak E' th r ir sym ptoms of Infection In lhe bladder. way up the relatively shorl urrt hr a and attack thP in sl(ie of Let me takf' J mum ent and expla in a few common terms. A th e ur i nar y bladder The irr ita: urin.ary blodder Infection is often 1ion to thP tis sue produced bv thr referred to as simply a bladder b(.lcteria results in the urge to infection. Doctors are more urinate fr eq uentl y, a burning srnsation during urination and likely to refer to condition as occasiona lly blood in the u rine. cystitis or a UTI !urinar y tr act Question : The doctor gave her Infection!. A kldnev infection 1s an an tibioti c for the infection. Is NOT th e same a's a bl adder I here anythin g which should .be Infection. It Is a mueh more ser iou s condition, which is furtu · done t o prf'vPnt ano th r r in ff'ction? natl? ly. much less common. A nswpr: Then' are a number Bladder infect ions may be a seriou s health problem, Parllcu tlf an tibio ti cs w h ic h arr u-sed 10 larly In the very young. the vcr)· treat bladder lnfeclions rffec· lively . Some doctors recommend old or those with a debilitating t hat an tibiolirs be taken for disease. I n these Individual s the infection can sprf'ad from thf' srven to 10 dJ\' S for a simpiP bladder fo the kidneys causing bladdrr inf rc t 1on. whilf' flthrrs prf'scribr a lal ·g() dosr ur i lntibio ser ious rlarnag(• , or in th e mo st ti f' to bf' taken 1Hlf' 1iml' on 1.\· Th1• severe cases. the infection indi v idual' s hi<>lorv and oT hr r spreads int o the bloodstream and health prob lems help dcre r minr causes a llle·threalcnlng the proper anti biotic and thr brSI Infection. However. for inost peoplr a method of 1ak1ng it. A good way To rrdurC' lhe ris k of bladder infect ion is morr a future bladdf'r inlf'rtions is to source of misery than a life· rrdurf' thl' number of buc l f'ria on threatening risk The burning and st inging with urination, ·lhf' skin h_v wa~hing with o.,oap and watt•r. p;Jrticultnl.v twfon• blood in the urine and frPQuPnt " l •t • The St~~C~~~~~FF' · ~oupons~~~~t0~0~~~~oupon' ·. S 'fie Brand and peer Stze Item T Include Cigarettes. u ons Ot 50' Or Less. Not o d Not To EKceed Ma~ufa~~~~~n~0o~ Othe~ R~~~~~~ ~dditional C~upons Those 01 • Otter Limited To Big Bear C o~~~~~ie~eUmit One Coupon P~: ~i~ B:~edeemed At Face Va ue . The Value . And Coupons Over For ldent•calltems 0 3 Liter 5 Limit I Free Btl. Per Family With '10 Purchase (excluding item• prohibited by law) Maxwell House French Roast Or Salad Dressing .. seco nd Rutland Strrrt Fe stiva l will be heldSepl 1 f rom 10 a.m to dark . There will be a fi sh frv. ga me s. crafts . door priz es and entertainment. Tables are ava il ab le for $5 each for anyone intrr('strd i n selling crafts . Music will ht-• proviriPd by: lhP rontr .o.,t for a~(·S X IL will b(• tw ld. T he fin• departmenT auxi l i;1n· will furnL') h coma i nN !-· A pet show wi II be· hl'id fo r kids. ages .1-1:2 with prizes awan.h'd to first . srcond. and third . To re sr rvr a tablt · or to preregislf'r for t hf' pri nce and prinrpss, king and Qut'('n contl'SI or t hl' pet shnw. Ct lli.Joan St rwa rt Blu e J ean Special Band . Therl' will also be a c loggln~ demons t ration . A prince and prince ss contest for ages 3·7 and a king and quef'n at 74U411. or lo:imbr~ll' Willfo rd at 7n~10:\ . The evrnt i s bring .<..po nson•d by the Rutland Flrr Departmrnl and Ladies Aux ili ary. The Limit I Jar, Please' • 1rac e 32 oz. Jar 12 Pack . Medicine · Joh-n C. Wolf. D.O. A ssociate Professor of Fam ily Medic me intercourse. II al so helps to drink lrrilaling to the bladder. So . drinking some of th ~s~ is OK. but enough liquids to produce fairly they should not be lhP major frraquen t urination. This tends to sourte of liquids uS<'d to difule was h out <1n .v l~actc da before your uri nr - partiC'ulafly if the.\· have o chance to -start an symptoms of an infection are Infect ion. Urine co·lor Is the best way to tel l if fluid cons umption Is . present. In spite of these precautions. ad€<Ju ate. Clear to pal e·yellow many women have one or two uri nP is good. Dark. concen· episodes of Infection per year. It tra ted uri ne -indicates the need to may be your.wife Is one of these dr iryk more water. unfortunate Individuals. If .so. · LargP amounts of carbona-ted there' s probably not much you drinks like soft drinks, or those can do except offer her your love natu ra lly carbonaiPd water pro· and support during thP brief ducts that have become popular . penod she 'll need to recover each as well as non -carbonated drinks time she has an Infection. like alcohol, coffee and lea can be Oncology /Hematology Specializing in the Diagnoses and Treatment of Cancer & Blood Disorders (304) 675-1759 Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Oltice Building+ Suite t t Valley Drive, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 RaJ PL~ASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL V'1 The family ol proloss.iono~ JENO~. The Pillsbury Company. which supp li es premium quality f ood products and outs tanding service to its customers 1s now accep ting app licati ons for full - tim e emp l oyment as a team member in the following areas: WANT ADS WORK! 12 oz. Cans ' Salad - - - - - - - - --- • ready fo. hang. Paintings are Meigs County artists will have limited to l6x2Q without frames. the opportunity to display their Prizes incl ude $4 for flr\f · talents at the atnatevr painting plaee, $31or SP('()nd, and $1.50 !err show to be held at the Meigs third. • County Fair. Aug 14-18 . .. Special awards include a best The show i s under the chair· manshlp or Barbara Cremeans :·of show and $Janda reserve beSt arrd all en tries must be regis· . of show and $3. Classes will be offered in tered with the laJr secretary by · landscape. animal ' tud .l an~ Aug.10durlngthehours of8a.m. floral study in both the junior ana and 4 p.m. Entries must be adUlt divisions. placed by Tuesday. Aug. H at categories for Parh di visioft noon . include oil _pai nting . acryliC The exhibit wtll open at 8 a.m. qn Aug. H lor p)acemenl and wtll _painting, and waTer co lor. close at noon . Open judging will . begin al I p.m . · A junior exhibitor is any artist under the age of 18, . There Is .to be only one entry per artist in Paeh class, and each painting must be the origina l work of. the artist . Pa intin gs must ht;~t have been shown at th e fair before. There is to b(' no tube or numb<>r painting: All Pntries must have an entr:vtag atlached to thepaintrng and Vinay Vermani, M . D. a few pennies spent here comes back folding money . Mirarcle Whip Dress•" Famil~ Street Festival planned Decal Not Included Limit I Can, Please' ouse 12-13 oz. Can I;>ainting competition set Ohio University l.ry Dr. John C. Wolf Manufacturer' s · The Daily Sentinei-Page- 11 - • • • • Pizza Processing Frozen Vegetable Processing Distribution Maintenance Applicants working in the team env ironment will preferrably have had some manufacturing expenenc e and enJoy: Food Club Grade ADozen Ctn. • Working With Others On A Team • Solving Problems • Learning and Performing A Variety Of Jobs AT THE Limit I Ctn., Please' FABRIC SHOP IN POMEROY STARTS AUGUST 1st • Assisting and Coaching Others Applicants should also: Celebrate Christmas In August California, Crispy Fresh SAVE ON NEW CHRISTMAS PRINTS & PANElS nee SUMMER FABRIC CLEARANCE Ir·----------------------------~I : 00 ff : I I 0 lib. Or More 40°/o OFF : ltemo prohibited by lawl Valid Thru Saturday, Aug. 4, 1990 ENTIRE STOCK OF QUILTER'S CAUCO SALE PRICF.D 20°/o OFF LARGE TABLE Salad Bar: Limit I Coupon Per Family With Any Other Purduue (excludln11 20°/o 1/2 OF FABRIC I 1 PRICE REGISTER FOR SEWING SEMINAR ~-----------------------------~ (CRAFTS AND ETC.... ) •stated limits Are Per Family With Any Other Purchase (excluding items prohibited by law) SEPT. 6TH - 1:30 P.M. FABRIC SHOP POMEROY 11 0 WEST MAIN 992-2284 j ,, . • Possess High Work Standards • Work Well With Little Supervision • Participate and Sho'W' Initiative • Possess Good Communication and Listening Skills The Pillsbury Company offers competitive wages and excellent benefits . Applications Will Be Taken At Vour Local Ohio Bureau Employment Services Offices JACKSON/VINTON PORTSMOUTH 317 Broadway 1005 Fourth St. GALLIPOLIS 45 Olive St. ATHENS 246 W. State St. CHILLICOTHE 38 Mal'letta Rd. WAVERLY 110 E. Emmitt Ave. Beginning ltnDlediately From 8:00A.M. - 5 P.M. PII.I.SBUAY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPlOYEFIIEOEIAAIM/FIVETEAANS �Page- 1 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August ------~--------------------------~------ 1, 1990 Wednesday. August 1, 1990 Business Services ""' Powell's Super ~alu Summer Fun Fest!! The Daily Sentinei- Page- 13 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio t :' ' ~::::::::::::::::;rr:::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::::;H =Fo-u-nd ,~B~~-w-n~M~,-,,~T~~~p~ --dlo II In Cheahlrear.a. 614-367-7512. Lo.t: Fam11e Red Bone Oog, In Mill Creek, Georges Creek, BISSELL SIDING CO. McCully Road araal (,~.~rnrn Hnnd Tu {1111~ "Free Estimates'' PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 NO SUNDAY CALLS 8 AM-10 PM 4·16-86-tln FRANV. SMITH PRICES EFFECITVE SUN., JULY 29 THRU SAT., AUG. 4 We Soy What We do. We Do What We Say. 36 YRS. EXPERIENCE 7 -23 -1 mo. Is Your RooI Reo dy For Ano th er year o 1 1ce and Snow? COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK • Now's The Time to Find Out. CALl JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION •Mobile .Home 992-7762 Rpr,'fals l For Old & New Roofs, Shingles Repairs, Gutters Building and Remodeling •Lot· RenJals Rt. 33 North of Pomeroy, Ohio IJ Wt• Guaranlf't' Your ~alii! faction H1-'88·tln FREE ESTIMATES JOSEPH D JA 7 20 1 ' - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - . . . ;...;·:;.;...; · ""'"-';;;,."1 TRI-COUNTY RECYCLING choir director at the church. He resides In the church parsonage with his wile, Sue, three chUdren, Ryan, II, Matthew, 9, and Jennifer, 8, and his mother. Jane Regan. Rev . Smith stated his first goat Is to generate church growth, not only quantltatlvcl.v but qualitatively. NEW MINISTER - Frank Smith has IH!en appointed new minister of the' Heath United Methodist Churcl• in Middleport. Rev. Smith comes to Middleport from Dunkirk, N.Y., and has extensive ministerial background with the Salvation Army. Rev. Smith will also serve as U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF T-Bone Steak .. !a• $459 1/4 Pork Loin ... !a• $1 79 Sausage ........... ~·.$ 219 ' ECKRICH ASST. Lunch Meats ... !~~ $1 59 'Free ad5 'Pr1ce olad tor &II cepr1al If!! !fir~ os double pqr.e of &d c ost '7 po1nt l1ne l~pe only used 'Sentm~ •s not respons•ble for errors a her fHSI d""' iCheclo; lo r e•r o rslusl drry ad run~'" p11ptnl Call b•lvrf' 2 00 p m d~ alter uubhc&tlon 1o maloe correcuon 'Ad\ 1h81 must be pa1d 1n lld11ance 11re RC COLA Card oflh11nk5 In Memor1am Yard Sales MONDAY PAP ER TUESDAY PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER - 11 OOA M SATURDAY 2 00 PM MONDAY THURSDAY PAPER - FRIDAY PAPER - SUNDAY PAPER 2 2 2 2 00 00 00 00 PM PM PM PM TuESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY C/o .1.1i(icd JiOP'' corer the .,,.., .';.. BUliN Ill PHONE 15 $9 .00 42. 16141 992-6550 .60 05 / day 'IIIOENU PHONE l'.trlwr~reL. .foUmunr tl'i(>p/wru• Gel loa County Area Code 614 ZEST A SALTINES 446 - Galltpohs 367 - Chestme 388 - \/tnt on 245 - Ato Grande 256 - Guvan Dtst 643 - Arab11 Doll 379 - Walnul 99( Me191 C ount~· Area Code 614 992 - Moddleport PomerO'f 985 Chll!iter 843 - Por111 n d 247 - letan F111s 949 - Rac•n e 742 - Rutlan d 667 Coolv tlle 00 S1 30 / day 52 - Sportiflg Good1 53 - AntrQues 54 - Mtlc Merchand•se SS ·- Burldmg Suppl1111 Happy Ad1 6 - Lo5t and Found 7 Yard Sale lpatd •n adva nc e! 8 - Pubhc Sale& A.u c t•on 9 - Wantlld IO Buy 56 - Petafor 57 - Muloc:allnstrumtlf1t l 58 - Frutll & VegtrtlbletS 59 - For Sill@! or Trade Employmenl Services - Farm Supplies & livestock 11 ·- Help Wanted 12 - Sttualtan W1nted 13 - lnsurance 14 - Busrness Tratntng 15 Schoo l1 & lnllructonn 16 - Ra d •o . TV & CB Repaor 17 - M•sce111neov' 18 ·- WIInll!d Ta Do 675 - Pt Pl easam Appl@ Gro11e 34 35 Mu on 36 - Rut htate Want ed New Htlv~n letart 9 37 Bu llalo Get Ruul-h Fast 8u5tness Butldtngs loll & Acre~e 64 - Ha~ & Gr~m 65 - Seed & ~enol tl er Transportalion Autos for Sale Trucks fo• Sel e 73 - \lens &· 4 VVD ~ 72 74 - Motorcv~l~ 75 - 80111 & Mot on for S1le 76 - Aut o Parts & Acc Msor•M 77 Auto ~ePIH '8 · Camp•ng Equopmenr 1 79 - Campets & Mo10r Home5 48 - EQutpment for Rent 49 J:or lnue POTATO CHIPS U.S. # 1 WHITE Potatoes ..•.. .-...1 ~~a. $J69 PUBLIC NOTICE HID FOR TRENCHER The Tuppers Plains -Chea ter Water District is inviting sealed bids for a Trencher with the following specifications: 48" Depth H D . largetail Roller Boom 6" Width H .O . Frost Chain Ditch Cleaner 99( 6.5 oz. FLAVORITE 2°/o Milk .•.....•.G~~. $J69 COUNTY LINE AMERICAN IWS Cheese .....1~~~$J49 KEMP'S PAIL Ice Cream .... ~.~·:~~ $299 FOX'S oz. 69( Pizzo •••••••••••••••••• 7.5 ° Good Only At Powlll's Suptr Vatu Good Sun. July 29 tlwu Sat. Aug. 4 or SPAGHETTI 1601. 3f$1 Good Only At Powell's Sup• Valu Good Sun. July 29 thru Sat. Aug. 4 PURE SWEET SUGAR $119 4 LB. Goad Only At Powoll's Supo< Valu Good Sun. July 29 thru Sat. Aug. 4 ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE oz. THURS. AUG. 2 9 a.m. · 11 660 HIGH STREET, POMEROY 3 pc livmg room, Rotolil ler, glassware $599 LARGE YARD AND BASEMENT SALE AUGUST 2-3-4- 9 A.M. Rt. 124 in Minersville BRUT 33 .uxwm HOUSE COFFEE 39 MOVING SALE DIET FORMULA ADC, EP, REG. or FR. ROAST SHAVING CREAM $539 Good Only AI Powell's Supor Valu Good Sun. July 29 thru Sat.,. Aut. 4 BULLETIN BOARD DEADUNE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION ULTA EAT & LOSE PAll 11 oz. Rear Wheel Weights Backhoe attachment with 1 2" backhoe bucket Engine - DeutzF -3-l1011 Air-Cooled Die1el. direct injection wit.h lndi\'ldual cylinder injection pumps Hydro static ground dri\'e Hydro static attachment drive Stabilizers for backhoe at - 59.( 1 '' GRINDLEY RESIDENCE Day bed, twin bed, lamps, elec. roaster, lamps, spreads, curtains, many nice clothes. IF RAIN SALE WILL BE HELD IN BASEMENT WASHER5-IIOO up DRYER5-I69 up , REFR IGERATOR5-1100 up , RANGES- Gas-Eiec - 1121 up FRHlER5-II21 up MICRO OVEHS- 179 up KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-5335 or 985-3561 Public Notice Home Improvement• 82 - Plu m btng & Hea'lmg 81 1 8~ I ·- Genl!fal Havltng 86 - Mobtle Home Rep au 87 Upholstery Public Notice Public Notice tschment Additional horizontal boring attachment Also, separate bids are re quested for a dual wheel till trailer The District offers for trade 11 Case-Davis 1975 20 +4 trencher which can be viewed at the office bet· ween 8 :00 and 4:30 Mon · day through Friday . Bids will be openad on Thursday, August 9 at 2 30 p.m. at the office of the District located at 39&61 Bar 30 Road, Reedsville, Ohio The District reserves the right to reject any and / or bids 181 1 6. 21c 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise BUlLETIN BOARD ~::·2/Sl TWIN Public Notice USED APPLIANCES Services O'BOISIE'S Public Notice Real Estate General CHESTER, OHIO •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FtLL DIRT. •ANYTHING AT ALL l · IJ·Hc 10! 301'8911n 83 - hCIJIIattng 84 Etectrtcal & Aetroq&ratoo n R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio Across from Post Office POMEROY, OHIO 41 - Houses for Rent 42 ·- Mobtle Homes lor Rtmt e-12 -90 tm ]/6!'90/ t1n PAT' HILL FORD 90 DAY WARRANTY I;QilWd 43 -- Farmslor Ren1 44 Apart men! for Rent 45 - Furn•shed Room 5 46 Sp11ce for Rent 47 - Wantf!d to Rent We con repair and recore radiators ond heater cores. We can also ocid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 63 - l ovntnck 71 32 - MobtleHomes for Sale 3 3 - ~arms lor Sale USED RAILROAD nES SER~ICE 61 - ferm Equ1pmenr Wanted to Bv~ 23 - Proffl::'ls•onal Servtces Real Estale 217 E. Sec. Pomeroy POMEROY, OHIO PUBLIC NOTICE Bids will be received until 4:00p. m . August 15. 1990 for supplying Type A school lunches with milk for school year 1990 -91 to Carleton School . lunch program will commence on August 27. 1990 end conlinus to June 985-4422 POMEROY, 0 . 62 21 - Bu,meu Opportuntty 31 - Homes for Sale 458 - lt!O'l Sal~ BILL SLACK 985-3561 992-2269 I i 78.' llr Merchandise or AuoSI from Pod Office 16141 992-1754 51 - Hou•ehald Goodtl 5 Muon C o WV Area Code 304 576 773 882 895 - 20 s 13 15 15 22 - Monev to Loan 8 PACK, 16 OZ. 992-5335 30 11 -9Qrin 992 · 2259 RUTlAND - On e llo oo plan 114 mila Bulavlll• Rd., 16141 992-6691 1310 Carleton Street Syracuse, OH . 45779 Attn : Mr . David Locke 8id opening will be at 4:00 p.m . Augu!lt 15, 1990 and the bid will be awarded on August17, 1990 The rig tit i!l re!lorved t o ac · capt or reject any or all bids BISSELL BUILDERS Rarag e. and wood shed RE OUCED $32.500 00 RUTlAND - 16 2 acr e< '" the counlry 6 room. 1 bed room home Prtval e and S!:'cluded Neerh sonw w01 k $28.000 00 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reosonoble Prices" lWP IKIAD 348 - App10• or Res. PH. 949-2801 93 acr es of vacant land wrth 2 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS slory barn. slod ed pond. old hou se srt e wrth well Appro~. 2J ilCres l1llablc wdh b(jj anrr 1n !Im ber. abundance o' "alnut Get a relurn on vow mvestment lrom sale ol t1 n' 416·86-tln BISSELL & BURKE CONSTRUCTION b€• ,, $60 000 00 ~ANUAl ROAD - LET ART Mab 1l e hof'l t' s1t c. rmP - •New Homes aoe land sc aped lor mobrlr •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates hn mror huilrlmp, ~ liP A slpa l al $3. 50 0 00 RACINE - NICe ran cr home. 3 bedoooms. I bath carpet. f 0 heal. C i ~ oc creallon room m D a se m en~ Range~ ft ee/P.r 11~ ,11 giu ag e wrth cement dr1vewa~, $7~ . 900 985-4473 667-6179 Announcements OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS 514 EAST 992·6910 lAIN We Acc1pt NOTICE TO BIDDERS 810 FOR TRUCK The Tupper!! Plains · Ches · tor Water District is inviting sealed bids for a 1991 Pickup Truck with the lol · lowing specifications : Small truck - lonq bad Heavy Duty Automatic l"tansmi1sion Power 8 rake1 Power Steering Rubber·vinyl Floor Mats Rear Step Bumper Heavy Duty Vinyl Seat Red in color Mud & Snow Tiros 6 cyl. Fuel Injected Engine - 4 . 3 or 4 liter Dome light Cig-.retta lighter AM Radio Two bids ere requested, ona with two wheel drive and the 1econd with four wheel drive. The District i1 also trading in e1986 full size Chevrolet pickup truck, which can be seen 1t the office. Bids will be opened Thurs- day, Auguot 9th at 2<00 P M. It the District office locetad ot 39681 Bar 30 Rood, Roedovlllo. Ohio. The Ola.t rtct re~eNas the right to reject any and/ or all bldo. 171 24: IBI 413 Hubbo"' A''• Kanauga . baby llom11, ctoehoo, homo Int.. other mlac. ltem1, Aug 2nd & 3rd. 9-5. 5 Fomlly, lntont, tull tlgu". many now ltem1, AUg, 1-4 U : 2 miles out Mill CrN"k Rd. Past ClDC. 903 Porter Rd., Old 160. Aug. 1,2. G-6. Cake Dac., 20 qt. comm . mixer, elaclrlc slower hamimade c:rana, cake pant, tlpa, books, good clottllng, loll of mlsc., f9BQ motorc~cla. ln1lde red · bam. ALL Yard Saln Must 81 Paid In Ad11ance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. lha day betare the ad Ia to run. Sunda~ ldltlon • 2:00 p. m. Friday. Monday .clition • 2:00 p.m. Salurday. Augutt 2nd, 2 family 3rd, 9:30a.m. lo 5:00p.m. Watson Grove Road, on M4 by: Cheshlrt Elementary School. Baby Clothes, (0.2T) like new. 300 112 Fourth Ave, (Across from Foodland) Thursday, 8-7 Centen1ry Townhou11, Fri. 'rd, drapoa, plcturta jeans, radio, eurcln bike, fence charger, 81apstool, teal covers . Com• Uncoln Pike, At . 141. Thul'"l, Fri, Sat. king Slza Waterbed, Saxophone. Plantz. Subdivision, Bulavil la Ad, Llnla kids stuff. Ttlurs, & Fri. Aug 1st, & 2nd Ad &54, In Porter, Aug, 2nd, 3rd , 4th, 6th, 7th. Nlca stuff! B l ~ Variety! Mora added each day . All kinds ol books, church p11w, · Hoo>Jer Port, washer, goo d Zenilh Record Player In B1g Cablnat, Roclt Collecll on, Auqur!um Rocks I ::-':-::-:-~-:--:---:- . Yard Sale, Thursday, Aug 2, 2 112 mil•• from Por1ar on Cl ark Chapal Ad, lola of ~oodia s l Large alu .. ladlaa cloth1es. Gaf· nat Ruasell Y~td Sale: Clothes, tools , col· lectibles, misc . Sat 8 :00a .m., fl t 35, Rio Grande. Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity 3408 How1rd Ava, Thurs and Fri, 8:30 1111 7. Nice bab y clothas, bassinet, car sea l , swing, lois of misc. Big garage aala !»by clothe s, ollllr baby ttams, dithn and some furniture. lol!l ol odds and •nds Items. Sale Wed Aug 1 thru Sat Aug 4. Five milag ov t Jerrys Run ltd. oH At . 2, lool( lor · signa. Garaga Salt, Friday Aug . 3, 9 :00 · 1111 7. ehlldrtlns elothas, toy s boob, fumlture, lamps, small appliances, tape players, radios.. Iota ot misc. 1008 Simpson Place jU!I off Mossman Ctrcl o Wateh tor signs Garage Sale, Thura, Fri, Sa t lawn fl.lmitura, lights, ptanl s Finches, Canary wleage. 22 18 Jefferson Ava. large 4 family yard sale, toy s. dolfs, clothing, formals, mise July 31 lhur Aug . Jrd, 6 mil es out Jerry Run Road . App le Grova. Two Family yard Sale, Frid ay Aug . 3, Sal, Aug . 4. 2406 linco ln Ave . Children• ciOihCII . --------- - - - Yard Sale, baby accessoriu . sliding door, baseball card s alerting line-ups, aiding, waigh i bench, atareoa, baseboard h•atera, br..ker boua. 9 u r. datil Addn, Aug 2,3,4 . Ab · no sal" before solutely 9.00AM. e Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 133 Butternut Awe . Friday_ 011 11 press, bench grinder, butler Ander, w..deater, tools. lug· gage, windows, jar~, baskel s. dnk, tlbiiS, COIIIctatMII, much more. 3 family yard aala . Augu.t 2 at the comar of For111t Run and Public Notice WIDE NOODLES .. .. ......... .. .... ...... .. . 74¢ lb. MEDIUM NOODLES ....... ...... .......... 74¢ lb. FINE NOODLES .... .. .... .... ..... .. .. .... .. 74¢ lb. BROAD NOOLES .... .. .. .. ............. .. ... 74¢ lb. KLUSKI NOODLES ..... .. .... ... .... ... .... 74¢ lb. ROTINI .................. .............. ..... ... ... 59¢ lb. WAGON WHEELS .......... ... .... .... .... 59¢ lb. ELBOW MACARONI ... ........ .... ..... ... 55¢ lb. MEDIUM SHELLS .. ... . ... . .. .... .... 57¢ lb. SMALL SHELLS ....... .. .......... ... ... 57¢ lb. LARGE SHELLS ...... ....... ... .... .... 57¢ lb. STUFFING SHELLS .... .. ........... .... 77C lb. RIGATONI .............................. .. ...... 57¢ lb. LASAGNA ................ .. ..... .. .. .... ....... 73C lb. SPAGHETTI ............................. .. ..... 50¢ lb. RAINBOW SHELLS ........................ . 89¢ lb. WHOLE WHEAT SPAGHETII ...... .. ... 94C lb. WHOLE WHEAT ELB. MACARONI ...... 92¢ lb. WHOLE WHEAT LASAGNA .. ,........ '1.071b. WHOLE WHEAT NOOLES .............. '1.18 lb. WHOLE WHEAT SHELLS .. .. .... .. ....... 92¢ lb. 4, G-5. lll.90tln 00 181 1. 8. 21c PASTA For Summer Salads 4 Families: Everything goes, clolhn, omco rumoluro, elactronles, nlntendo tap~~s, loyo, 1oots. The only lhlng we aren't tilling Ia ttl1 famly p~~t s 1 3112 mlloo post Holzors on OJ Whftl Rd. Lood for algna, Aug 3- ?. w1th 3 bedrooms. 1 1 ~· bath s dm1n ~ area lat ge levrly;wl Garrle11 space 3 Family. 104 Second Avt. Thuro, Frl, Sat Clolhlng, t~ous•notd, typewriter, chair,, lam pt. 6 Family Garage Sale, Aug. 2 and 3. 3010 Kathnor Lane, g til l 7, 1991 Specific bid information and bids ara to be mailed to Meigs County Board of MR / DD ] . 1]. ' 90rto SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAL ·uGHT I-IAULING ·r1 REWOOD ALL MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 56 .00 - MICROWAVE . 0\'IN REPAIR Pay Your Phone end Cable Bills Here 15 4 - GIIIUW8V poll s OatiV Trtbune_ reachmg o11er 18 _000 homes COP'I' Q[AQllNE Over 15 Words 15 Annnuncemenls cept - cl~stlted dospley. Bvstn8$s Card and legal notoces l wtll al1o appear •n the P1 Ptea:sant RegiSter and t"e Gallo DAY SHOR E PUBLICATION Ws C.,.-y Fi1hing Supplies 3 6 1 - Card of T11ank& 2 - In Memory 3 - Annoucements "A clanolo9d ad\lllrttsement placed on The Datly Senttf1eiiP.A $139 LB. BOX H<~PP~ Ad~ SALES & SERVICE 11r111 lor c onsecut"'e run I h •oken updl'fS will be charged lnr ear.h 1'11911 u 'epar11e ads G•veaway end Found ad~ under 1!) w r rds woll be run] d.,-s ill no chcrge GRADE A WHOLE Chicken ............ ~-.. S9< KITCHEN PRIDE LAYOUT Sliced Bacon .... ~•. 89< LONGHORN Colby Cheese ... ~~$199 New lo(ohon: 168 North Second Middleport, Ohio 457 60 Ra~n pa •d " Recllf\le S 50 d•ICOunt tor ~ds pa1d " ' ad.,.ance (614)992-5114 11\0. 1 Words 10 Monthlv POLICI E 'Ads ou1s1de M~ttgs _ Gal lie or Mason count•es mu ! t b e pr e PAYING AS OF TODAY. MAY 29, 1990 # 1 Copper 90C per lb.; Clean Dry Aluminum Cans. 35¢ per lb . Clean Auto Radiators, 40¢ per lb . WE BUY All NON FERROUS SCRAP. BATTERIES. STARTERS. TRANSMISSIONS, ALTERNATORS. ETC Rate 04 .00 Days POMEROY, OHIO: R1. 7 & S .R. 143 ALBANY. OHIO: At. 50 & S .R. 143 NEW HOURS POMEROY: 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 7 Days ALBANY: 10 a.m. ~5 p.m. 6 Days. Closed Sunday PLUMBING & HEATING RATES 8 A.M. until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY 205 N. 5ocond Street WDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Office 614.992-2886 HOME 614-992-5692 DOTTIE 5. TURNER, BROKER 7-30- '91). l • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PLACf AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE TOU .... HOUSES•LOTS#FAR COMMERCIAL \\i f" Net>d LiMiintp ~ Classifie ECKRICH SMOKED PRINGLES 9 6·7 oz. $1 Gallipolis & VIcinity L----------:---...:...:..:....:...::.:.:::;,;,.t;:,;...J,I Weslbrook VIllage. Jean1, toy9, • 992-7479 ELBOW MACARONI Yard Sale [)mp' · ~ 614-992-2328 P.ar)s •Mobile- Home 3 CREAMETTE 7 clolhll tor all. Aug 2nd 91o ? 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Leg Quarters .• ~·.$ 49< 614-446- 0201. New Homes l.ilt STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 7 LOST boys gold braclet beJween Oalry OuHn I Car Wasb , Point Ploasant, REWARD, 304675-2536. •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION CHICKEN Lost & Found 6 1. e. 3!< Mlnaravllla Hill Road at Georga Baer raaldance. 9:00. 37! Beech Strat, Ohio. Aug. 2,3,4. clothaa, lnlanllo 10 Chrftma1 around lteme. Tupparw1ra loti of miK. Items. Mlddlepor1 , Children's years. New lha worl d lteme.naw, 810 South S.Cond, Mlddlepor1 Fumlturail 1ppllanc•1 clothing. linens, lahH, bedalng, pol s panl, curtal,.., drapee. mil k gl111, lamps, 1pra1d1, old lrunka, motor-. Iota mlac . Aug:. 1--2. Off New llm1 Rd In Rufland. Baby hems, blby tnd children clothing, women end . m.na cloth"' lofa of mlec. Aug. 3. h.m. till dlrtc. Corner At . . 7-FOrat Run. Hug•. Spontorad by Forni Run Church . AugUit 1·2·3. 3 miles south of Middleport W1lch for signa on Rt. 1. AnllquH-COIIICIIbllt, clothel, k)ll of mite. •'~· · · · Aug'* 1al. 1nd 2nd. ll,m.- _ 7p.m. 310 Glint, Middleport. , We Need Licti•gsl 1990 Ohio Houoing Issue Now Available. FIXED RATE 7.76% 1st yr., 8.26% 4 Giveaway Whllo torn~ II kHton. All Block 1 ahot1, but r1b-. very lov~ab\1, Hou•b~kon. To good homo. through 30th yr. Cell Cleland Realty today . We will help you find a qualif1ad home 114-448-4010. Khtono Nlld Good Homot Toke Rt. 7 South, tum In Roccoon Ad, 1 milo on loft. 114-44W1H. Khtono, 304-1711-71541. from our existing Whit• tem•l• Hlghl•nd Ttrrilr. '1...-_;;in;,:v,:a;,:nt;,;D;;."i:,;·--lll' About t yr. old. 614-44HI802. Auguat 2,3,4. D1vld Brawer'1, · SttVertvllll. Take County Ad. 31 - Portlond. Antlquoo, clothn. Aug,.. H. Chilli, lompo, boby bed, clothH, d ..hH and much mora. Par._.r rnld1nce. Cohge Sll., 9yracuM. Rain cancela. Augutt H . Count.y Mobile Hoint Porll. Rt. 33 bttw•n Pomeroy and Athena. Gar1!- life. Aua. 1~-3. 1et. • right jirocu.,. RoTn ot' thlM. : �Page - 14- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- LAFF-A-DAY Pameroy, 41 Mlddlepon & VIcinity clothing, 10ma fuml~ura. n•rclu bicycle, quln topJ and lata Rtmodatecl hou11 In Chester Carpttad, dining room, large kitchen. Raason1blt rant Ralarenc• and dtposh required. 614-861·4888 of mlac. B.tty S4;yra, Yellowbush Rotd Gar1g1 S..la. August 2·).4 from f.:? 2 112 mllu on Sr 241 In Ch... ar. RENTEAS! Hom .. trom $1.00 (U-Repalr) Oov't glv11way1, bank repoa, fotecloaurea, l111: delinquent propar11••· l ·ilS622-5652, Ert. Rt24(, Including Sal. and Sun. Gigantic Yard Sale LA•owomen's and m~temhy clothes, boy 's baby clothn alza IHT, boys good sc~oot clothn alza 5-7, biby e.t, car hal, hJmlture, housenold llama knick· nacka, and mise. oUI Butavllla Road p111t Shrtna Club. A~ullt Why Pay Rent? t-lomea for StOOl Bank rapoe, tax delinquent proper1111, government glvaawa~ programs. For lnlor· mallon cafl 1.."504-641 -m& Ext. R5214 :24 hours 1·2 Gordon Fisher ruldance Dusky St Syracuse Thursday-FridaySit Aug 2-3-4 Toys, clotMa, furniture. ttorm wlndowt. 42 large Pallo Sale. Augullt 2 bedroom mobile noma located Hanford, refertnct raqulr~. 304-895-3626 or 304-773-5279. 9 I "The last thing I remember is saying, 'Gee, I haven't been on roller skates in years."' :).4 9am-6pm New A11on producta, bOotla, shoea, good clothing, much mise 361 Gt11nl Strw! Mlddlaport. Rain or Mine RanM Ston1 residence. Mobile Homes tor Rent Hug1 yard ula Tools, clothes, dlshn, etc Kati'IIMn Fry1r 1247 Chureh StrMt Syn~c:UH . t.Spm '-----------.,...-----------1 Movingtable, sal• chalre, Fumtlure, drytr, tndWllhlf-tablls, T lamps Lola ol other Hems. Fri.Sal. Aug 3-4 9 :00.? A1 7 no"' 11 Help Wanted 31 Homes lor Sale to Stat a Garage. Moving ule PoweU't, 5th St Rae1ne . Furnhure, ~ruenna, tndepandent Sates Rap tor Country Setting 4 bedrooms, 2· stereo, houtthold Items, nice Haallh Salu Wort Southern 112 baths, ctntral neat and air, clothing August-2,3,4. 9:00-7 Ohio Araa Experlanca Pralar- baaement, atlach•d garaga 20 red. Wlll train. Sand resu me to minutes lrom Athena , 1-112 Ne~Mborhood sale. Broadwoy B(')II CLA,040 '% Gallipolis 0 a 1ty mila! to Ntlgo H~h School an Vine Stt Racine. Augutt lr:bune, 825 Third Aile., Gal· Ralerencea and eposit r• J&4 Clo4 hll, fumlturt, baby qu1rtd 614·593-6937 llpolls, Oh1o 45631 Items, toys , buck.t 111t cover tor lruek, bu lor 1 Cam1ro. Oualllltd r•glstered n1-1rn For Sal• B room house and 2 - n••dad tor 62 bed faclltly (long bedroom trilllor, L11dlng CMak Pallo 1111 Aug :Z,3,4. 14" Mag term) located In Point Plaaaant, Water, gat heat on one ac re of wheels, air condltlontf, wv Admlnlstratlva skills and land In Harrisonville, onto washer/dryer, bunk beds, toy wort a~e~rlence nacessary $23,000 614·742-21 59 -- - - - - -- chest. bedroom auhe, HI BJble CompeUU~t u\ary and btnelits. stories, Stereo Lots mite:. Firat Contact Frank Topping, For Sale Home In good condlCarthavtn of Pomt Pleasant. lion 10 mlnutu fl'om Mer cer house peat Church In Ct'lllter ville or Gallipolis, Possible land Pomeroy Ytrd 9118. August S.eklng 1 rteeplioMst tor conlract 614·256-61155 2,3,4 8am-4pm. Gun, knivet, pt'lytlcfan ot11ce, I.X~rlenct E toola,flst'llng aqulpmant, mise rtcommend•d but will consider GOV RNMENT HOMES from $1 339 Laalty StrHt, Pomaftly. otn.ra, also lookll1g for LPN or (U repair) Oetlnquenl tax nurau 1sslstant with ••- prope,y Repos!IAAslons Your Yard Salt Flrt1 ever. Movln~ In . ptr Itnce, 1or mort In .... ~ rma 11on a•ea 111 805-687-6000 Ext GH· sa la Allee Chapman's 3961 Sr call 304 -875_1638 atlt lor Lydia 4S621or curnnl rapo Ji st 143 Aug 1,2,3 Gordon Hou!la In Nonnup, 6 rooms & a Y1rd Salt. Thursday!- Aug 2 Substltutt bookmobile service bath, 614-446-2461 8ar'n·6ptn 33885 t-latwooda needed, ctrlvlng comRoad. Pomeroy, bet'llnd FiYI provider• uler & ct.rlcal dutill, must 32 Mobile Homes Pomt•::__ _ __ _ _~ eam quick ly, bt responsible & lor Sale Yard Sale Aug1 · 2·3 10-5p.m 2 b. anlhuslaslic about r11ding, milt from Langsv1111 on Sr 325- a• nMd.ci basis, $5 as per nour, t971 Monarch, 12w60, 2 bed· work day 10-6 or t -9, apply In 4th pla ce on right 614-7ti2-203:J. person Aug., 1 or 2nd, 9-5, 9os· room Gas haat, Appliancee In Hrd Memorial Ubr1ry, S4t kitchen New gu hot walar Public Sale lank Must be mo11ed Asking 8 S.cond Ava, GalllpoHa. $3600 Make me In offer. 614· & Auction Voctllat lor . Rock Band, bel· 1112·3033 Rick P•lr.rson AucHon Company wMn agaa 16 and 20, 304·7n- 197\ Schulll , 12XSO IWO bidnow bocll.lng auctions, u - S996 Ilk for Chrl-. Mrlout In· rooms, good cond, $3,600 llrm L.li.Jir• only. perlence roakel the dif1erenc• 304-8!12·2649 batwun S 00-B 00 ll cenHd Ohio, K1ntucky, Wut Vocational •valuelor to work PM only Virginia, 304-773-5785. with 1dulta who have mental rtlardellon 1nd other dls- 1974 Carriage House 2Br., 2 abllltlu determined ea eligible bath, 12x65, $6,000 614-446-15t1 9 wanted to Buy lt'lrough B.V.A. BIChliOrt d• 1974 Kirkwood t21160 2BR, exc Claw toot or aimllar style ba th grH raqulrld Willing and able cond $6BOO 614-446-4782 tub Good condition only 614- to obta in Ohio O.pt ol MRIOD 992-7563. Adult Servieu C.t1 CCWAVES 1960 F1lrmont Bayv1ew, t4•70, Pralerrad $22,0"15. Starting An- large, Lr wtflrepla ce 3br, 1 112 JOHN F" KENNEDY nual Sand ruume only to: bath , 111 llae 6l4-446-62t3 after AUTOGRAPHS Mtlga M R/00 1310 Carlaton 4p.m. Wanted to buy, $50 for signalurt StiNt Syracu11, Ohio 45n9 only, $100 lor aign~ feller; $150 1987- 1411'70 Central ai r 304-2 7'1for signed phofo, Call 617-57.2· Wanted· Cook, Mature In- 5660 al1er S p m 6400, orstnd 111ro11 copy to 37 dividual to tpply In person 11 1989 Skyllna Moblla Homa, apOld Village Ad , Acton, Maa· Ga llipolis Stock Yard, Sat, 8-4 pro• 4 5 acres 2 bedrOQITlt, 2 NChuHitS 01720. Wtl)dy'a Now Hiring, for day baths, dishwas her, washer and at'lll1 Apply In person, Sun- dr;'er hookup. Ctalr, 2 deckt, large outbuild ing , ci ty water Thurt betwMn 2-4 p m E 0 E. $38,000 On At. 87, Evans Jack· 1 WORK 11 son County 6 milts from In It your hon..,, r11i1btl, & enjoy 304-3n-9m arttr 5 oo PM. people t halfl wort!: In 5 surHelp wanted 11 rounding countlat CIII304-522- 2br, 12x60 total tlac $6,200 614· 446-'j25t. AVON - All er111 , Call Marilyn 0797 M·F, 10e.m.-5p.m w.. v. 304-8B2-2645. For Sal• 1 yr old 14x74 Scflullz 12 Situation mobila home btaulltully lmericaN-Pomeroy Nursing dacorattd In mauv• and light tnd A•habllltlllon Canter has Wanted green Luga circular bath tub lmm~late o,-nlnga tor quaUft.d LPN'e end AN's We of- SAVE S51hr Reconciling check· with tky light, 2 lull baths, must fer compet ltl111 ulary, be ntllts, books (banks charge $10) 111 to apprtclatt, 121,000 pleuanl surroundlnga and u- Buslnassea or Individuals 614- phon• 304-615-6::\47 or 6153620 cellenl wor1dng conditions We 441 -0706 are an equal oppor1unlty SPECIAL Factory to ~ou l~l, 2 Employer PleiN contact LaRue 18 Wanted to Do or 3 b«troom14x70 mod-'• at Hill, 0 0 N &maricare..Porneroy, ptlca of 3675i RockapJinga Rd ., Child care prov1dad in my Rio the unballewable $12,900 d•llvered tnd stl up Pomeroy, Ohio 614-9i12-6606 Gra nde Home, daya Ex c care, Caii1-300-729-4G45 tor detalta w/reasonable ratn 614-245AVON I All Arua I Shlrtl"t 9550 Mobil Homts ror salt on J Spaoro. 304-675-1429. quar1arw acra $700 2 Mobil Magic Yea.ra Cay Care Center Homes lor Rant Ct'llldren w•l· DRIVERS raa&Onable, dependable, KJNGWAY TRANSPORT ll canse, quality child care Mon - comt. S1751Mo 6l4 -256-1575 ZANESVILLE, OH day thru Friday, 7 JO till 5 30 Seeking experienced drinra For more information ot to Skyline t9n 14x70 2 BR, Electric, lg bay window, skirt· (men or woman/ who want to r•gistar 304-675-5847 lng, alepa, good condition. stay long term w th 1 stable fut growing complny In It'll Zane• Mist Paula's Oay Care Center French City Brokerage 614-446Villi & QhkJ IUftOUnd!ng arlit Salt, affordable, chlldcare M-F 9340 Great Ben•lltt 6 am.· 530 pm. Ages 2 ·10 1. w..1 Co.111 & return every Balora, al1er sc hool Orop-ms 33 Farms for Sale wHk.2. Driver lnsur~~nce Polley welcome 614-446-8224 48 1/2 A e room brick ranch, wHn dlub6111y benefllt offered. l S.flty tnHOIIVt bonut.4 Mother, Daughter, babys1111ng 3br, L.riF p, Den.'Fp, Kc , er, 1 112 service, It one can't do it. the bath lull llnlshad basemt!lnutp, High Pey.5 Stat• of It'll 1rt • qulp!Mnl. (KW & PETE "S I other one can Full-time or part · lu•l oil Frlatlached woodburner, lime any shift , convenient loca - slngta etlachad G rlo~nar, plus Outllllcallont · 1 2 yt.,., OTR experience llaah tion txparltnced, 614-446-0065 2 car garagetwork shop. 2 large barns and crib shed l/4 ml out 25 y•1rs old.2 Able to pass al1er 3p.m :218 614-446-2360, evenings atdruQ acr. .n 3. Good •• l•ty Will Baby Sit In my Home near 1er 7 00 !'KOJd.U.S WATIS 1-800-334· P1k1 Bul aville Rd Ex Jackson 7229 perlenc• and Rafarencas 614 Business 1146-2646 Eam money by the Mek Joi n Buildings Will babysit In my t'tomt Oays the numbert to damonttrate only 6t4-446-6692 Old Pomeroy library building "Chrl11 m..-Around -Th• World" Jufy-Denmblr Luv• name, Would Ilk• to baby1tt 1n my tor laase. For Informat ion conaddr••. 1nd phone numblf on homa. Reasonable rttta 614- tact Ruth Powera at the Meigs Co unt y Public library 614-99~· enawlfiog ••rvlc • 614·992-6J1SI 092-3290 5813 EARN MOHEV Read1ng Bookal $30,000/yr Income polt!lntla l 35 Lots & Acreage Now nlring (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. Y4562 Lola & acreage available tor now home construction on EARN MONEY Readmg books! 21 Business Rayburn Road . Paved r.. d $30,000/yr Income potential county wat•r. reasonable Now hiring. (1) 805-.6a7 6000 Opponunlly rutrlctlons lnformetion mailed EJ:I. Y-1018f. on raquaat 304-675-525:1 Joh n INOTICE! 0 Gerlach. no ainglt-wldt E...y World hcellent Pay l At- OHIO VALLE¥ PUBLISHING CO Mmble products II Aomt Call recommend• that you do bus/· trallars, plaa .. tor informeHon 504-6-41-8003 naSI with paoplt you know, and 12 acres , buu'l\lul, vlaw to Rod· tit . 313. NOllo aend money through tht ney, utilities, G1lllpotla Aru mall until you hava lnve11fgatad Bulid your 11tata or mull tam~l Echoing Meadows An tCF th• otferlng • -·· • pii.A. tt currently IHking a fuUcompIu . 304 .. 7.,...,,....,, 304., Ume AN Of LPN tor afternoon Tavern tor sale or 181ta In Mid - 5386 lhlft wlrh Frtday 1nd Saturday dleport, Ohio Apt overhNd. 3 Iota In Naw Haven, utllitl.. oH. lnternted par1lel piMII 344~82 - 3362 . avtllabta, 304-m~808 call 8~!\U-3541 or apply In lurn.Jo:ay Busln111 Handling person at 31SI W Union StrHI. 38 acres 2 mil .. from VInton Athena , Ohio 45701 Monday· Frtto-Lay, Eagl•, Nabisco, Mart, Good build ing tlt•a No Mineral & limlllar food produc ts Strv· Friday8-11J01m or1-4pm. rights 614-446-0239 - - -- - --lng company secured locations Edwtrd'a Tr~~ntportatlon Is look· No aelllng National C.neua Farmland 45 Acraa mor or l11s, lng for 1 lew good ovtr tna road Figurea aflow average gro11 In· Bud Chattin Ro1d 8 milee, drfvers tor trat bed, oparatlon come ol $40,~0 yaar Ra- $27,000::.·_ _ _ _ _ __ baACIIn Ravenswood, WV, 600· qu irll approx . hour• per wHk You will nHd $15,000 One acre lrtlllf tot wtth county 228-6658 for d.C1IIa cath lor equipment. Call 1-800- water, teptlc 11nk and tltclrlc EMT't end CPA drlv•rt full 1nd 447-6811 1rt 1021 tnytlml , hook up. On black top road p1r1 11m• thll1a IYiilablt Apply d1y1 , nlghta. Sundays. Partially fenced. Own., will par· 1114 VIand St, Point Ple111nl , tlally tlna nct, $2,DOO uk/ng 1;00 tlll 5 :00 dally ..... 304~75-.._722 _ .- --DCELLENT W&OES tor epar• Rout• 2 Ashton, 1 acrs lota1 3 lime eaumbly E•l)' work at 1 - - - - - - - - - - - miiH eouth Gallipolis locKs, homt. No experience llNd~ . 1· public water, no retlricliont, c.n 1-V18-&22·51S2, en 12.t4, 31 Homes lor Sale some with ri~tr frontage, 304Including Set. end Sun. 571-2338. 112 acre, 8 roomt wUh ba. . EJ:CIIIIInl W8QII for •Pire lime m•ntl new hNt pump, garage, 2 .....-nbfy. Etay work 11 homt build nga. Locat•d at L..eurt No tllp«llnce needH. cell 1· Fallt. 51•·2.t7·3743 1104.f4HT71 Ext. U14. Opon " howe, lrw:tudfng Sunday. 2 bldroom nome. Aeklng $10,000. 883 t.leple StrMI, Mid· 41 Houses tor Rent FodoroiJ<>bol diepor1 , Ohio. t14-H2..0227 or Eom $28,000.f81,000 81.t-698-3305 4 room• & bath, loc1ted. 26 All occupt~llont nt~ld. C.ntral Ave, 614-446-14Tl bel· 81.t-494-781JI,Ext.O t. 7 roomt 1 112 bltha, country w11nll-!l. living but cloal to Ualat School end town. At 3j:.4 lane, Fumlthtd small houu OM bedHouNkHper w•med tor TownPip Aotd 27 First roed to room, clean, nice for 0111 pertMGher, 1:301.m. to 12:30, M.f. C..ll614-fil2·1'118 or 1·3&4- son or couple. No p.eta. O.p I HouteciMnlng. wuhlng, 101M Aol. 114-448-2543. e 34 Financial 51 Portar on 554. 614-388-ilfi3. T 11 t U1 d Ah ra •r or ren 1 1 1on Pan road , 304·576-297'6 44 Apanment lor Rent 1 bedroom apt Hendtfi.Dn, l04675-1!H2 al1er 5:00 1 bedroom apl Stov• relrig ., nice. Consider Human S.:rvtcaa or HUD 402-112 24th St , Pt . Pltasant, W V 614-992-5858 BR apt with llov. & refrigerator. No pets. $'179/mo ., $100 Oep Water Included 614446-3611. 1 2 BR apar1menl, stove & ref. lumlshed Upslelrs Water & traah furnished Upptr At 7, Up~r Rlv1r Rd 614-446-3940 2 fu.-nlth~ tHiclenclll. All utlll11n pild. Shart bath $90 or $150 Sl19 Stcond Ave. 814-4463945. 3 Large room apt. & balh. large yard, across from the college, Ill u111111H pd. $240 par month 614-385-H46. Apar1ment !Of rent 1420 Lawla St 304-675-3420. · ~~ BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jaekaon Plk1 from $1i21mo. Walk lo thop & movies Call 614-446-2568. EOH Beautiful naw compl•tely fur nlshod apt Parltltlg, storage, No Pets. $300/mo Ral & Oep. 614446~338 Elllelanc~ Apt , upstairs qula1, well kept, mc:aly fum , carpet~. •lr cond, Ideal lor 1 person St4· 446 -2602. Fumlshld Apt , 607 S.cond Ave, Gall1polla, $225, Util ities paid, lbr, 614-+16-4416 al1ar 7p m Fumlshld Ert lden.::y, $175, Utllltl11 Paid, Gallipolis, 614446-4416 , afttr 7p m Gracloua living 1 and 2 bed· room 1partmenta at VIllage and Riveraldt Manor Apartments In Mldd lepor1 From $196 Call614·992·7781. EOH Modem 2 BR untumlshCKI, CA A heat. No pets. ldtal tor couplt Sa• 11 541 Fourth Av•nu• S2751mo 6t4-446-2300 - -- Nicely Fum1ahed MollUe Home In ell~ . CA Sullablt fOf 1 per· .on Rtf &Oap Raqulrad 614446.0338 Ona bedroom apia. lor rt~nt . $225 month O.~lt required 614 ·992-2218 tl1er 6 p m. 45 Furnished Rooms Manual hoapllal bed with Sears bast waterproof mat1rna $450. Two elect ric radiator• $20 ucfl . 304-713-9102 Room• tor rent - wuk or month Shn1ing at $120/mo Gallla Hotel. 614-446-9580 Sl11plng rooms with cook ing Also tralltr 1pace All nook -ups. Call after 2 00 p.m., 104-77l56St , Mason WV 46 County Appllenee Inc Good uHd appliance•. T.'v. atte. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p m Mon ..Sal . 614446--1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Gaillpolla, OH Eleetric 3809. Country Mobile Home Park, Route 33, Nor111 of Pomtroy. Loll, rentale, parts, Hill . C.ll 614-092-';lt71t R1ng• $50 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryera, refrigerators, rangeo. Skaggo Appliances, Upper River Ra. Beside Stone Crall Motel. Call 614-t46-7398 Matchlna couch, chllr beige, brown troral patlarn exc. eond, $'100 Callal1er ~ - oop m 614-3888535 . Mollohan Carpets Upper Rt. 7 Nonh Ouallt~ Car~ll & Ft.tmlture 1tlow prlc••· Chtck us out 614-446-71l4.t PICKENS FURNITURE New!Uald Household tumlahlng 112 ml Jerrlcho Ad. Pt . Pleasant , WV, Clll 304-675·1450 AE~TODWN 81.t-446-3158 6 pc. wood group $14.01 per week. 4 posttr bedroom suite, complete $15 .20 per · week, dln•tt• with 4 chairs S750 per WHk. Magic: Chef 14 cu. ft . Refrigarat or $12 95 par wuk, 15 CU. ft . frMZir, $10.90 per WHk. VI'Ra Furniture Rt '141, 4 mlln ott At. 7~enttnary. Open 7 dayt a WHk Root & hooH painting! ehln- gllng roofs, house repa r. 614388-9766 lfttr 5 p m Six pe pin• Jiving room aul11 1 1t0fa, chlar, rocker, cofttalena Ia blN, good cond, 304-675-68'15 Supar tingle water bad, whlll doublt, bookcue wlhatdboard mirrow, 6 drawtrs, $200 l1k1 naw, 304-458-1783 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Olive S1 , G1lllpollt. Naw & UMd fumHurt, healert, W1111rn I Work boola 814-446-31511. UMd tuml1ure, aota, ch~ 3 tabl11, 2 l1mya. 1 w A rocker; ont 13 color TV7 with remot•, r11.onabl1 pricto. CIJI arter 6p.m 614-446-2058 Zenith conaole color TV, In dl")' elnk cablntt, enter1alnment ctn· ter desk comblnat !on, good cond, 304~75-628i 53 Antiques Buy or tell. Riverine Anllqun, 1124 E. M1ln Street, Pomeroy Hours. M T.W. 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p m , Sunday 1·00 to ti 00 p m 814·H2·2528. LUNCH BOXES. Kldo Oolyl Paying up to $150 00 lot Jat ton'a box . Hlghatt prtce paid tor vinyl and metal boxes Before you throw H 1w1y gl~• 11 away or Mil It to cflMp C.ll 614-~2 - 56!7 Mare FuiU. RECOROS. 33'e-45'a-78'a.-EP'• 50's-80's, J1n-Ciaaalcal· Country-Big Band-Rock. 814D92-&657 Marc Fultz. Top C.sh ptld . Otd tumHurt cuboarda, quilts, oriental, painllnga, loya, or entire Htalt cell colfect 304-525-3275, or 304~23-6854 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1 COffMiable. $60 814-';112-2901 14K Gotd JadiH wtddlng bind Uk• new. 145. 8M-H2-2377. ond r t f - • prolorrod. Bond CiarM'IDI 1nd Lydl1 Hughee ruume to Moody, 403 Fourth pl.oe lor ..... Aahlon, WV. "304- Avo, Oolllpollo. 171-2270. HouM lor rent, 3br, elly limite, Centr111 tlr, no pMe, 814·44641123 ~- I 73 , ~ 90 L.----------,----------_, 54 Miscellaneous 59 or Trade Big 5 bedroom rarrn home bul11 on your tot. $35,915 I up. 814886-7311 Ctnnlng tomatoes Already Dicked. 14.50 1 buthlll. Alto h1111 bill p.ppera. Raymond Rowe 614-247-4292 Call before 9a.m. Of' 1fter 5p.m. For tsle, 8 JHtc• dining room aultt, K•nmort~ portable dlth· washer, 304-675-5768. Galli• & Mason County Fair Spec Is la. Buy 1 ehaln uw chain regular prict gtl one FREE . SIOERS EQUIPMENT, Hend.,. eon 304-875-7421. King elze welerbed wlt.h h.. aoo.rd, wavetne mattrna, h11t11, comforter, mattr_. pad $350. &1H411-8>13 Farm Equipment 1i82 John O..re 450C dozer, 304-67'5-3280, call days avtnlngs 304-676-3111' or 304571-2578. 2 Horn Trailer $600 Daytime: 614-448-2107 Evening. 614·38811504 Evant Motors, 1530 E1stam Ml11 800 0 coplor, $200. 304- Avenue, GaltlpoUa, Largt lnven· tory of livestock & llal tralllrt 571-39117. by Hillaboftl, Ot1t1 & Pondtrota Moving Sale: Mual Sell Alii Two In GooNntck or Bumper Hitch complete bunk bad 11ta, one modelt; utility !railer•, 4•6 new bedroom sutt. complatt, THR5 6x10 by J.B , stMI llat complate living room set c~ !ruck bedt from 8 112 h. thru 12 pleta dlnnette ul, llal'ting • fl. We t~lalllt In Instilling qulpmant, portable color TV., tr~~iltr hitchn ol 111 kinda on naw, tools, two hand guns, two c1ra & truekt, wiring for lrlllar air r;ond, nltendo ta~. clothee bflkH, tic. SM us for all your & lots mise. 6M-446-6821 tr111Jer parta I ICCIIIoty nelda. Phone 614-446-65i~ Open MonA•mlngton 870 12 gauge Both Frl. 8-5, S.l. 8-3. barreUe, new lttthlr enng and awlvelt. Like new. 6U.i'l2..2TUI Jlm'e Farm Equlpmtnl, SR . 35, Waat GaJUpolia, 614-446-9717; Self Mtrott rtfrtgerstor $150, Wide aelacUon n•w a used larm Refriger11orlfrnllr 175. 30" tr~~ctors & lmplemente Buy, gold 0111 r1nga $100. 814-742- ••II, trada, 8 00-5.00 w..kd1ya, 2352. Sal 1111 Noan. Super Single Water Bed . W/6 OrtMr'l undtrn..rh. I • ChHI. Chroma Dinette Sat wl.t2•60 Oval Bilek Glan Ttb.. Top, Plut 4 Burgundy Chelrs; 4 Onwar Chest. 814-446-7307 L1t1 model 5000 Ford Olaatl Tracto.!,o $5950, 165 MF $3,i50; 560 Ut- Round Baler, $2,500; 35 MF with 5ft. bush hog, $2,915, 814-28&-6522 Livestock WtrthouN carlt, hind ceria, 63 dock piiiH, .t llaga Hyll« Fork Lift, 88 Colt, $,3je)(), IICC Good q':!!'J reg'ed quarter marn, br~ to condition, owner 8t4-446- horN, b AOHA Champion 614 -286-6522 2350 Oodr 55 Polled t1.,..ford Bull, 4 1r2 yra old, 304-875-3869 or 875-la\35. Building Supplies Block, brick, etwer plpee, win· dowt, lintels, etc. CiauM Wln11111, Rio Grtndt, OH C.ll 01424$-5121. 56 Pels tor Sale 64 & Grain Hay Cl11n wheat 11112·1302 alr~~w tor ul•. 614· Hty tor Sale Clover a Tlmott'ly Round Batea In the Fltld 61•· 245-65118 Transporlation Female Beagle Dog, A~~g'd, oood atock, 1 V2 4 )'Mf'11 old 175. 114-44&-8992. Flan lank, 2413 Jtckeon Av•. Polnl P1 ..Nnt , 304-87~2013, 10 gal HI up $1.t.tt 1nd 10 g11 comptlle $.t3 25. 1078 Dodge Magnum 360, air, T· lope, l81fher bucket sealt A•· king 1475 or beat reeonablt olfw. 1'14449-2693 11171 Ford LTD II, loodod, cloth Interior, naw paint tob, $10Q5 00, 304-875-4638 evenlngt, 87572Mdlye 1m Chavrol.t 20 Station W1gon, fully equipped ror travtl tralfer tow-ln. Call 814-446-2701. Sunn LM Bon Amp, 12 Inch 1885 Chryeler Lablrron, 4 dr, tpuk•~. $200. Mike Kincaid 1utonllc, AC, 41,000 mil••· 304~7&-~50. $2!100. 614-370-2728. Fruits 188! Old• Clllalt. Exc•llent Condhlon, $4200. &14-44~2. & =· .n.r Ounrovln Frul Fonn juo1 off Ill. 11M Cl1ryolor Fifth A-.uo, ~· 11,000 mUoo. 114At 111 Eool ol Albony. Wo oopl load olampo. Pooclwo, groon - . . , homo grown 1117 Iuick Century C•om. PS, ..... com and tometoee. t-7 PB, 1111.1.. AI~. - · Topo, - Y · 114411- CNtM, t'IUS MUCh More, Exc. Cond. Alklng ta,OOO. 114-441Hall runner belnt $10. bu you 4525 pick, WI pick 114. Sll•or 0U.. 11U Dodao Doy1ono, 17,100. oorn. Tomltote. SOU75-1233. :104.f75-<do. :;:I: J c- a A 14:Hf13. homog.-n "T hey won "l lei me relire till I find enough gold for a watch ·· GEMOA I F0 L TY I 6:30 (2) 1J exhausted, lets ··· al •••• .. Co mplete rhe chuc kle quored . . . _ by follong on the m11smg word s L....J_.l._L_l_.l.....J yov develop from step No 3 bel ow Produce. Frooh 1981 Lincoln Town car, Sian• 114Rouoh'o Slrowblrry Farm: lut1h I Pole BNnt, Tomatoee, com* pobttoee,;,•;c' cucmblr. 2 ml• behind Ha¥1n, WV Union Rood. - ··-· -2237. hn a...lea. 18,000 mlltt. Loodocl. $1t,II00.114-tt2.f320. GOVERNMENT SEIZED VohlciH $1110. Fordo. lloraodoo. - Corven•. Chevyt. Surplut. Your oroo. (1) IIOII.f8UOOO E.,. 11-10118. cr2)11) 0 DO YOU THINK S~E 1 ll SORR\WRON6 NUM6ER PULL IT AWAY LIKE YOUR STUPIDSISTER ALWAYS DOES 7 I 0 [)) • N E WR 0 0 ~-~~~6~~;...::..,:1.:...:;1""?::..,1,-_; I ~Newhart C II) III Iii Alit News 0 (!) Body Electric (!) 3·2· 1 Contoc1 iW cr2)11) CBS News (!]] ID Three's Company ®Top Card a2 SportaLook Motorcycles & PRININTTHESE NUMBERED lETTER S SQUARES 0 8• UNSCRAMBl E tEll ERS FOR ANSW ER 1982 Honda. CX500 3,500 milts. Excellant condition. $600 . 114992-7838 1i86 Harley Da11ldeon . FXAS . Low glide, bell-drlv•n, 5-ap;Hd, •~olutlon motor 8,000 mll11 ti14-i92-n54 or 614-892-6550. a 1985 Honda 7'00 Magn1 $1200. Call 61.t-44&-t469 0 1988 250-R 4 wh~er. tor ule or trade, 614-44~816 . 7:05 (J) Jefteraons f~OM Kawaukll CSR 250, 4,000 mllet, like new, 1DO ti14-643-290.t. 75 Boats '""" tor Sale 12Ft. lis hi ng boat with ntw 9 9 outboard & trtller Must Hll . Bn1 oNer 614..,.46-3886. oll'::':::r/ ~oW oN, I WANT GfO~Gt ) ,~ _ & Motors Cv.>ff'.> LIP> t0))v f'IOTA~I 7:351I) Sanlord And Son ZfP / 8 ·00 """I<F.- I" 1912 17 n Starc::r~~ft lrt-Hull Boat. 125 HP, Evlnrudt Engine, complete lop, naw uptlotstary Call614-286-1316 •her 7.00 p.m 198T 16 11 . Forwlna, open bow, 130 hp. M.,crulaer alpha on•, lfer90iC:IIIItll with trailer. lnc/udn cover and 11 r.ty equipman! l7,1K)(). l04-2'n-5660 1her 5p m. 7:30 (2) 1J Family Feud !!I Bow"chod liJ Entertainment Tonight III Ill Mama's Family iW cr2111) [)) Jeopa rdyl C (!]] ID Tho Making 01 Duck Tales (0 30) @ Ma1or League Bosoboll ~ Crossllre FRANK AND ERNEST T 8 ALLEY OOP C'MON ,YOU SiLLY - L()()Io:I"'J ' YAHOO' JUST A LITTL E BI T CLOSER i cr2)11) Lola A New York C1ty lamrly moyes to the countrys1de (!]] ID GIOI'/ Deya Love101 and Ruteck1 take oppos1te s1des over the hfth amendment S tereo [!!Murder, She Wrote (21 Conversation With Otneh at PrimeNews llJ) MOVIE : For Tho Love 01 Mike(2 001 NOW ON SALEII YAMAHA WAVEAUNNERS Sal .. , P1r1'1, Acctnot'IH, Service. RIVERSIDE MARINE, R1. 7 (acrot:t from K-Mir1) Gllllpoila, On. 114446-2424 Auto Pans & Accessories VInton Auto Salvtge. Foreign a Oom Par11 buying junk care tl14-388-to62 . 79 Campers & Motor Homes Southwlnd Motor Home. C111a A, 28 fMt, 38k Miles, lilepe 7. .tKW ONAN Gtnerttor, lulll ulf<ontalnld, axe cond, Ilk ng $11,500 614-446-452.5. ' 8- 1 EEK AND MEEK 0 8 05 (D Goodwill Gomes 8.30 II) III Iii Hood 01 Tho Cion Ala n makes a brutally honest fa rewell speech (A) S tereo HE SAID H~ IAJAIJTE.D 10 8£ Tl-\E E[X.(AllO'J 11<£SI[XIJT AIJD 1f-1f. EJJV IfnJME!Jfi\L ~ f:R(SiffiJT l1]) 11) His & Hers One o l Doug s pa!lents adm1ts to st 1U haw~ lee lm gs lor Aegg1o [;I ®On Stage 28ft, Winnebago lor ealt DJ lrtdt for aomtthlng ot equal value. Reg. Ret Tenftr Pupplla, hkl old. "614-68.2·7830 . Services 81 Home MORK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP Improvements BASE ME~ WATERPROOFING Unconditional lltatlma guaranIM. Local reterencn tumlahtd. FrH ut1mat11. C.ll coiled 1· 614-237-0488, day or Nghl. Aog.ra Baumant Wlterprootlng. AND NOW HE'S HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT HE IEEDTO BE AT THE BOTTOM OF Roofing and Siding. lrsllar roots pa inted. FrM •ttlrnttn. Fred Uarkl , 304-713-8115 Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moll well• completed ume d1y. Pump 11111 and tlfVice, 304895-3802. ' ,,1 r.-r _ Complete Mobile Home 111 upe I repairs, also plumbing & Nclrlc.al, roofing, r.modellng, po11oo 6 docko ole. REMODEl· INGI Refer~. Ettlmet ... 614-lM-1611. Ron 's TV Service, apecllllzlng In Z..nHh 1110 Mrvlclng moat ot her btand1. Houu calli, al.a ...,. oppllonco ..,..,,., WV 304-611 21113 Ohio 814-441-:2Ut ' . ) 'f- J ) AU.. HE EVER SA-YS LATELY IS "REVE"-GE! R£oVE.NGE ' " ,, --.-----~ "'\ ? ' ' J •- ' _.. . -~ ~~-=~~-·'-~- < -~~ HAKNEY I'M TERRIBLE SORRY TO WAR MY ARM STILL YOU FELL OUT OF TH' HAY LOFT. HURTS A LITTLE DAB PAIN IN MY NECK BU I T H' IS GONE 9 ·30 111 0 [))Door John John tnes /o pr o ve that he s not dependent on the su pport group . (AI 0 II) III 0 Anything Bul Lo•• Ha nnah s krndness m deahng w1tt1 an unpopular employee backfires {R) Stereo (!]] ID The Worid According To Straw Straw tak es away all hiS bulldmg's to ilet \1ssue Stereo LUKEY Davie Sew-VIC s.Nic~ G.orgH CreM Ad. Parta, tup'; pll•. pickup, ond doll...-,. 114, <46.0204. Plumbing 0 & 10:00 111 1J [)) Ouanlum Loop Sam lea ps mto the l1fe of a rabb1 wh o must reuMe hi S lamoly (R) S1e•eo. t:;J Healing C.rt•'• Plumbing end H11tlng Four1h end Prne Gallipolis, Ohio ASTRO-GRAPH IJ~6-l888 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Anldanllal • commtrelal wh1ng, MW eervlca Of rapelra. LlceriHd ...clrlcl1n. Ridenour Eltctrtcll, 3CM-875-178B 85 BERNICE BEDE OSOL General Hauling AU Wl1or Doii¥OJY. 2,000 pl. C.J*tly. 8'M-3f7·1301. Wanoroon'• Waitr Houllne, rtuonable ratM, volume dij. ooun11, 2,000 1o 4,000 copoc:Hrl clelernt, poota, Willi, IIC. Call ACfour W'Birthday Auguol 2, 1890 :104~71-2818 rT 9:00 111 0 [)) Nlghl Court C hrrstrne take s stock of he r ro mance w11h Oetectrve Tony G1 u11a no (A) Stereo II) III Iii DoUjiiO Howser, M D. Di sco uraged m love V1nn1e meets a blind g1rl at 1he hos potal (AI S 1ereo O (!) Man Who Boot The Blacklist. .. John Henry Faulk Th1S program featu re s Bill Moye rs 1n 1nterv 1ews With tt1e late John Henry Fau lk about h1 s 1959 s tand aga 1nst black llsters (1) Amertcan Playhouse Te rr ence Mc Nalley s play cent ers on a young_ man s death fr om AIDS [;J iW cr2) 11) Jake And Tho Fatman Jake mus t protect a s Heet ~~d tram a co unterl 911er (R) S tereo C [I) 1D Molloy Paul and Mortoy want to s pend the weekend alone Stereo 0) MOVIE: The Incredible Shronk<ng Woman lPG I (2 001 ® Nashville Now (LI Larry King Llvol a II S.pllc ltnk Pumping $901..0.1111 Co. RON EVANS ENTEAPHISES, Jtckaort, OH 1-600o&37.el528. 82 Unsolved Mysteries Texas woman 1s bel1eved to nave been ~1soned by strychn1ne ((A) Jason 1s hes1tant to tell Magg1e ol h1s new career plans IP1 2) iRj S tereo C (!) liJ Nallono Geographic Spectal A look at man ·s best fne nclrs pre se nted S tereo Flahing bo•t wllh IRIIer, 25 HP Johnson motot, ewlvel ...II , live well . $800 . 814-446-1692. 76 111 1J [)) ffi MOVIE; Missmg lrt Action 1HI (2 00) II) III mGrowing Paino ·I Upholstery Mowrty'a UphOIIIMng wvlolng 1ft county trN 25 yMn. The bftl In tumburt upholttering. Coli 304.f75-4164 lot- ... timet• :m Clflhom Upholl1ory Center, Hllhop Dr. eon lot- :t~"'mont• & oo11mo1oo. Colli 1-3438. 'I Notable advances are likely in your c h o sen field or endaa~or In the year ahead. Promotions are possible and you may even be selected over people with more senlorlly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Do nol dlscounl any brlghlldeas you get loday lor mak Ing or saving money, even If they sound e trifle outlandish to your friends. You're In I he bell poslllon 10 ludgelhelr value. Trying to patch up a broken. romance? The As!ro-Graph Matchmaker fn e nd s m1gh t be domg tnmgs lor you today that you a1e no l m a pO SIII Ort to d o lo r your sel f Wlla1 s P.ven mcer th e y m ay not even tel l you PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) Par11c1pale 1n arrangements today that cou ld a fl ord you a chance to meet new people You're 1n a lucky cycle wh e re fr•en d s are c oncerned a nd you can 't h ave too many ARIES (March 21 -April 19) You' ll b e e xtremely 1m agma11ve and resourceful tod ay when confront ed by cllallenging developments where your c areer Is concerned Controntatton awakens ingenuity TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) You'll be happiest today 11 you are able to assoc tale with people who llave an adven turou.s sp1rlt and who likes to tr~ new things or go to new places. <GEMINI (Mar 2t-June 201 Some1hlng for tuitou s rna~ develop tor you today from a least suspected quarter It could Involve an old friend as well as someone you barely know CANCER (June 21·JUIJ 22) Today you are not only likely to be a fast thinker , but you could possess e>:cellent judgment a s well More Important, perllaps. wiU be your a bll1ty to Implement your 1deas II) III Iii China Beach Lan1er s lages a ba n le of the band s to ra1 s e morale (A) 0 a 10:30 aJ American Polchwork Appalachia 's contribution to the pioneer culture is examined . ()]) ID Toxl 13 Crook I ChoH 1D B111blll Tonlghl 1t :oo !ll e IIl IIJI NIWI (I) • iW I II crze (!) Twilight Zone ()]) ID Aroenlo Hall i1J Mleml VIce 13 Con•oroadon With Dlnoh Qt Moneyllno 13]1 Botmon 11:30(])G [))Tonight S'!O- I' 15 I I I I I 1· J I ANSWERS Deadly - Rusty - Prowl- Belief - READ your LIPS - - - - - ·BRIDGE NORTH > 1" + A J 10 R B 5 2 "'+ 2 B) James Jacoby t A Q 96 After two experts had btd to s e ven EMIT d1amonds With today ·s cards. each w~;s 1 +1.1 9 rons1 dered lookmg for a new partner • I '19 J •Ql0 ti4 How d1d th ey grl t o the wrong tJ an • 5 . contract? +KQB6l +J 10 !:1 I :1 4 South bid three diamonds becau se he fe!t that three ht'arts was not SOU Til enough and that four hea rts was over• K 73 9•K J 8 ;2 t K 10 2 ly c mph at1r Norl h. des pi te holdmg long and strong spades. did not want to suppress such fme dtamond support' and henre btd four dtamonds South now had a chance to show d~cent spad e supporl . but he but four hearts Four spad es ftv e club s and SI X clubs wen• a !I cue -bids When South settled mto hearts (Whtch wou ld not makrl No rth b1d th e grand sl am m the SIX wro ng su1t There 1s a s tory behmc1 West 's dou ble Th ts deal w.~ s the f1nal one 1n a champ10nsh1p t ea m -of -fo ur match. and West knew h1s stde wa s tw:hmd . He hop<'d for a pickup w 1th hiS double and was tr admg on his heart length to br troublesome to declarer Hr also wanted declarer to play htm for any rntss mg honors m th e trump SUit That '.I.Ork ed Declarer won the aee of clubs, played ace of dtamonds. kmg of diamonds (]nd th en the 10 or di amonds mtendmg to play We st for J -x-x-x But West showed out. and the l'Dntract was •• Vulnerable Both Dt•aler So ulh South Ytes t i\orlh Ea!-it 1• Jt 4• P.1 ~s I Pas!> Pass l+ 6• Pass f' ,1ss Paso, llbl + 4f 4+ Pass PaS!i G+ Pass 7f Pass All pass Op<'mng lead • J one awav Perha-ps Sout h should have pla yed t;c tter poker West would hard!;. dou ble se ven d1amonds when that rmghl ltp of f dec larer to pia> h1m for the guardrrl J<Jck. Declare r should therefore succeed by pla ymg Easr for th{• 1ack of dtamonds. and for my monev that s the n~h l pia \' CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Cast ott 5 Slage 4 5 Emissary 6 Monthly Meal produc11on expense 10 English 7 nver Martin 11 German movie 12 13 14 16 Transac11on Dean 8 Gol art songs together 9 - lnslinclive Happemng you kidding? 11 Fishing Yeslerday ' s Answer Debtor's nel burden 20 21 H1ndu 23 Correct 15 Ex G I 21 22 16 Passover meal one ' s 17 S ure · wnlmg Engendered Nerve networks 24 Mine 25 title 27 C roquel fooled entrance 18 Barrel 19 Troubled West implement 28 p1ece Afncan 31 Pinalore 32 Abjecl 33 Johnny 34 Before 35 Empty talk 37 Proffer 38 Hebrew Duo 18 Weaken for "Lord·· 39 Family As1an member holiday republic 26 , Brazilian seaport 28 29 Dismember English aclress 30 32 Obstinale 33 Gratify Expiated 36 Encourage 40 Puzzle· doer's aid 41 42 43 Dom1no Assail Blue -pencil DOWN 1 Teary 2 Hasten 3 Baseball sial OAIL Y CR YPTOQUOTES - CZJ Newawatch (!) Man Who Baal Tho Blockllol .. John Henry Foulk ThiS program feature s Blll Moyers in intervrews w1th the ta1e John Henry Faulk about hts 1959 s1and agarnst blackllsters IW cr2)11) Top Cops Ste reo (!]] ID Now Twlllghl Zone Evening NeWI 13) 700 Club With Pot Robertoon ' 3 Reporter to Congressman : "What adv1ce would you give a young man entering politics?" Congressman : "Grow a mustache so I hey can't READ your LIPS" (!) News c an help you lo 11nderstand what t o do 10 mak e /he reta \l on s h1p work Ma 1l $2 to Matchmake r P 0 Box 914 28 . C leve land OH 44101 -3428 VIRGO (A1f11. 23- Sepl. 22) Spon1 aneous actrvltres are th e ones th at are hke ly to aHord you /he mos t pleasure t o day Toss out you r schedule and fl y by Ihe soles or your shoes LIBRA (Sopl. 23-0cl. 23) Unu s u a l C" · cumstances might develop today /h a l wUI suddenly enable you to grab on1o something that has hilherro eluded you It's the break tor which you have been hoping SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You ' ll be warmly welcomed today if upon impulse you dec ide to d rop m on an old friend .• wtthout an 1n~1tat1on Th1s perso n has 1 been very eager t o see you SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. 21) A del· lcate career matter about which you've been a b1t apprehensive could work out remarkably well today. Keep thtnkrng positive and d on' t let doubt enter the p1cture CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jon. 19) Yo u 'll have a happy faculty today lor saying •things to others that will buoy thetr spirIts . Ironically you might no I be aware o l .this gift until later AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-feb. 19) Two good l SCRAM-LETS rn 1J PM Magazine C!i Andy GriHith II) Inside Edlllon (!) (!) MacNeil Lehrer NewaHour (J)IJ Current Affair iW cr2111) [)) Wheel 01 Fortune (!]] 1D Nighl Court ilJI Miami VIce ® Music Row Video @ SportsCen1or Moneyllno aD Scarecrow & Mrs. K1ng 19n Honda 150-4 Exctllen't condition. $900. CAll after ~.Ill 614-SM-4228. cooed the w1fe "No thanks ." the husband answered ''I'm I0 ~---~-~-·..., NBC Nightly News 0 "How about a nice ju1cy steak and all the trimm1ngs?" ~--.1:......:;..1.=..,1.;..!...:..1-1 a 7:00 1m JACK FLEA GARo..... All nMtal patented devLce ecntrolt lleaa In the hom• whhout PESTICIDES. Alluht over"'ght BIDWELL CASH FEED 1~&J71 ·.:..._.:.;A.:UI:..:O:.:S~I.:O:_r.:Sa:;l.:e_ _ OAOCERY l J 0 NORTH '79 Malibu, 350, pt, pb, air, rid PRODUCE. wlbrown lnterlof, l1700 00, 304AC Aogl11orod Block Lob Pup- 171-4H3. pi•, noa. IM-21154lf7. 8M1968 Pontiac Catalina, PS, PB, 245.fon. $300, 814-146-4SI74 AKC Boston Tarrllr puPJMa. 1977 Cadlllec s.dan OtVlH•, $250 ooch. 814-643-2904. run• goodL all pow~~ $800 614AKC rfQ . Lha. .Apeo, Cocker 367-0:170 entr 6 OOPM Span .. la, Duhundl puppln ehota wormed 1ncl heaHh 11J77 Monte Car1o 305 auto 1111ne., good part car StOO 614ra.cordt , 304-87&-21a:J . 256·1180 Bllutitut AKC reglttared P•kln· g"' puppiH. 8 wtllw old. 197ll Chavettt. Good condition Sholl and wormed. $150. 614- $460. eau 814-i92-'H96 after 6 p.m. 62-2600. Orsgonwynd Cattery Panl1n, Siamese and Himalayan ktttena. 61~38ot4 al1er 1 p.m • I & 4 WD's For ule 1984 candy 1pplt red Harley Spor1s~era, mutt ... lo apprecllllt, 304-&82-2481, aher 7 00 p.m. ..-"'!!!!!!!!II..... _.-..._ the below to form four s1mple words 6:35 Ill Andy GriHIIh Farm Supplies &Livestock 61 R•orronge lerrers of 0 four Krombled words [)) Newo (!I I Dream 01 Jeannie 1980 Jeep CJ5, 53,000 miles, very good cond, 304-675-Jit10. 74 GIMI CLAY (!) DagraSBI High Lucy becomes dtrector and wrrter of her f1rst film C (!) Reading Rainbow (!]] 1D Andy Grilll1h ilJI He· Man a2 Inside Tho PGA Tour Worid Today 13]1 Hordcootle And McCormick 6 :05 (D Beve~y Hillbillie s iW 15 WOlD BULHEM ::..:.:.c:.:::....=-~.-- Clothing for ute. M1n'1 a/ze 4856. Shoes like naw, aize 12. Ruaonabl1 prict 20il5 Fou,h Str..C Middleport. 1 Page- I 1965 Chtvy S-tO, Blazer, 57,000 mila•. can '""' ,,_m 614·2455158 . For Sale Merchandise ClearanCI Salt H... quvama trimmera, 10% over coet. Palnl Ph•, 304-875-4084 . Vans AUG. 6:00 ~ IJ II) II) 4D 1981 Ford Ranger, S-TX, .tx4, 5 tpd, E•c. conq, $7,850 ; Aluminum Topper, lilt • Ford Ranger, good cond, $200. 614 448-0258. 1811 Pontltc Grw.nd Prtx 2 lona Cannl~ tomatote for 1118. eUvar, eharp c1r, $4,000 nag. Brtng own oontalnan. 114-20. l>l-446-t7St 20111. 1911 Toyot• Supr1, one ownar, Clnnlng tom ..oet. $4.00 1 11,500 miiM, pow« wlndoWI ond 111nrool, AIC, AMIFM whh buohol. AI,_ Bring o oomlll-. Flrol In Ailll- ,.,. deck, txc. cond, $8,800. t14-245-tl27 lp.m. qully.I14-141-ZT13. =.· WED., Sentinei - ~~~~:~:~v S©"Rc{}l-A-~tZN~" Etllt.d tty tt. POUAN EVENING 1963 Toyota. 4114. Power IIHrlng. Nice $3,000 614-698-3290. Vegetables Rentals • TIM fl 1980 F-100 Ford plelc-up1 vary good cond, 6'14-44~102 Dtfor• Sp m. or 814-446-IMI33 after 5p.m. 58 Real Estate HALF lH£0 .. 614 - 99:2-~275. cc--.,--.....,,-~-----c Bruce lkattie l\1f t::f:MhiN dump teleaeope hoytt truck .L::::· SNAFU® by \F'IJ I HAO IDl11/v'ES Ttl' I:Jf'kh Wlll.D ClJI Tf!J \IM!:h Television Viewing 1979 OMC 7'000 Cha.l•r Aa:lt, 427, gat, 5x2, 13-112 ft. aluminum 11" Z•nHh Color, portable T.V. Full-blooded female Be•gt• Aamolt control, exe ccnd, $'\SO. Pupo $20. 11 ..U. old. 114-448- 1980 AMC SplrH. 1ffl JMp J10. 514-446-8398. 304~!15-36M . 03?3 after l\p m. Trailer Iota, Bulavlllt. Addleon 3rd YHr Annual S1tel Maynard Rd & Rt 7. 614-446-4265 atter Groom and Supply Stlop-PM 1i80 Chlvene, 4 door Sedan, Oultts & Febrtca w•., ol Rod- Grooming. All breads All atytat v.ry good condition. $.450. 6144 lOp m ney, 35 .Mekaon Plke, Open 10...5 l1m1 P.t Food Dealer. Julie IKII:2-6524. Mon.Sal; &M-24.5-~582 , to Inch W1bb. C.ll 814-446-0231. 47 Wanted to Rent 1118Q Oldt Omega, good condllhHtlng S2.98 & 13.50 per yd., Would llka 10 rant houee In tha iO Inch quality maltrllll, $5.50 Regltt•rld male Batlllt Hound, 11on, S650. 614-2S6-6251 per yd ., U6 lneh billing $2.50 had ehote, g montt. old, 304· 1081 Thunder Bird . V8, air, good coulam ntryC1ntar Lengs~IIII/Oelter or .... yd. ~llow ru~nele, $1.75 811&-31186. Sa area 614-Jil:2-23l9 r--· ,.~ tlrea. CAll 614-)12-:2251 or 614or 814 -Mi-400I. each; sold & print matarlll, ----~ _ S1.50 per yard 100% coHen TWo Flncn blrde. en. mel• and 11112~ calico, $2.00 par yerd, tulby on• f1me11. Win alii together 1882 Ponllac, Tl,OOO Runs wnn caga. $40. 8t4-H2-23n. qulflt, pr.-qullttd, S8.i8 per lb. 8ooc1. $450. &14·2!1H251. 49 For Lease 4 redwood chairs wlcuahlona & Musical 1183 Monte Carlo, good condiUnlurnlsh~, ona-bedroom redwood tablt Wlumbrelll. $100. tion. 8'M-M2-2&40. Instruments S d 11 614-24S..Sot17. 1partm1nt. eeon oor, corner 1884 Dodge Colt 1uto, 2dr. Rune Second and Pine, Clllllpolls. 6 H 1 Conn Ano 111, atrtp, rOMI ftC $1650. 8'14-446-8751. 1•• bod · Good cean. S1ove 1nd retrig1retor Water · oppar, w...., Qood cond, 1400. VIolin providld No pet.. R•f•renc.. condition. $25 614-i92-2791. fair cond, $100 3CM~l'5-7C52. 1884 Ford Bronco II V-6, tr~~ller required . $22!1 per month 114- 8 It rruck toppar, telr cond, $100. hHeh, 1lr, amlfm euutte 446~2411, 614-44&-232! or 114· o"~' print toll and matching County Fair Speclll. 15% on $&,800. !Ool-27'3-&660 11ter 5 p.m. 446-442~ cho r -oo 'W'o"- "'n• ..... 3 rt~nular tunln~'~~e Ends August I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :•·:::·::-:::::·~=~=·==:.. 15~ JIM Pia~ S.rvlce. CelrBUI 1884 Hond1 Accord ll, $4,200. Ward :MM-882·2325. 114-64~290· r M[Mf;~ '/)II The Middleport, Ohio 1879 Ford p4ck-up, auto, alr, exc cond VW dune buggy. 304-67~ 3186. u+HAPP't' r' -Ina roqulrod. Exporlonoo 614-446- Pomeroy- 1979 Ford F-150, good cond, 81.t256·1306. 814-446- Btg Savings on Grue lur1 In o1ock sue yard. uouol1on Fum 814-14&-71t44 Space lor Rent Commercial Sign Sp~ca Rt 35 weet 814-245-ii!ca. 614-446-1052, 1. 1990 'I'K.oN, ~IRM\, 'IDJ 'ID.JW i3U'{ A fOIJ£1:.: 1979 Dodge 4 wh..t drive. Wenv LAYNE"S RJANITURE Sof111 and chalrt priced fratn $395 to $995. l~ltl $50 1nd up lo $125. Hldo-o·bodo $390 lo $595. Aecllntrw 1225 to $375. LamPl $28 10 $125. Dlne11H $109 and up to $495. Wood table w-e cheh $2:85 to STH. DHkl $145 up to $375. Hutchtt 1400 I up, bunk btda complltt wtlh maUrese I29S 1nd up to $315. baby bedl 1110 Mattrea ... or box tprlngl full or twin $18, linn 188, and $98. Ouetn •te $27! & up King $3.50. 4 dmwtr chest 166. Gun C.~nele I, a, & 10 gun. Bab~ m1t1r•ua $3S ' $45. Bed frlmea $25, QuHn Size 135 & king fNmt $50. Good Hltcllon ot bedroom tuh.., metal Clblnat. ... ~udborirda $30 and up to 185.w daya ArM u cash wilh 1pprovld credil. 3 mi. out Bulevftlt Rd. Open I A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, thru Sat. Call 514448-G322. misc., 8926. Wednesday, August Trucks lor Sale new parts. f1100, OBO. 114-4460641 B1by bid, $125; clothta, wuMar, $35, VCA, $75; baby r Tolll 72 Goods 38A, 2 bath electric, no pat• trailer. Larn WriRhl Household 1 rod couch, 2 gold chalro, Coli after 5p.m. eM-446-7652. 614-367-~38 . CARl \l.E® by 1, 1990 1971 Chevrolet 1r'2 ton Pk:k-up Good Cond $1,600 614-446-2121 Oa~• &14-446-8810 Evenloga, 3 bedroom mobile t'tome tor rent In SyrecuM 6l4-lil92·7688 atttr 8p.m. Awallabt• 1sl ol month 3 BR. Trailer, 8 miles below Gallipolis on 218 ' 614 "388 "9946 Charming 2br, mobile hom•, Upper At 7, S275/mo plua utllltiea Otp a Ref., 614-4462515 Furnished, lbr, 112 mil• tnt ot Employment Services KIT' N' Merchandise Houses lor Rent Nice quill country home, 2 Mdroomt, deposit requlrtd. Attar 4 00 Clll 304-fl75-7166. Friday-Saturday. 3 family GQOd Wednesday. August Middleport. Ohio Here's how lo work II: AXYDLBAAXR IBLONGFELLOW One letter stands lor another In tlus sample lor the three L's, X lor the A IS IISed two O's, etc . Smgle leiters, apostrophes, the length and !ormation or the words are all hints . Each day the code letters are different CR\'PfOQUOTE 8-1 W AU' D 8 SQUBJF - NOARPQYF RQ G EGUD 8 DA XGMQ TJFD RQ QUAJSX DOKBUS YGU . - G P R Q O D BRUTISH REASON WHY THEY LIVE. - DA VGYJF Y..terdey'• Cryptoq•ote: THEY WHOSE IS EATING CAN GIVE BUT THAT BLISS G SOLE ONE dUVENAL �Page-16-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, August 1. 1990 Bl4; BEND ...Your· Familv• Owtwd LOW-PRICED SUPEHMAHKET Reds r~tum home after 3-8 trip Cards Page 3 H-A; C-10; D-2; S-8 SuperLotlo 6-9-23-26-29-44 Ohio Lottery Daily Number 352 Pick-4 8323 Clear tonight. Low near GO. Sunny Friday . HIKh In mid 80s. Kicker 302034 • BIG BEND FOODLAND COUPON DIET OR REGULAR PEPSI-COLA Vol.40. No.313 Copyrighted 1990 24 PACKS FOR LOW PRICES CANS WITH COUPON Limit 1 Pur Family With Coupon and S15.j00 or More Additional Purchaae. Good thru Saturday, August 4, 1990 U. S. NO. ONE HITE POTATOES 20LB. BAG $ 99 With '1 0.00 Purchase limit 1 Bag With Coupon. Salurdav. August 4. 1990 ~--------------------------- tN srrn LtR'llfteen: ~n: A rxPIR£~ ttlflusr ~ l<lllll 1 iii.J 1r---------~--------------~ BONELESS CHUCK STEAK 1 1 JUMBO SOUTHERN PEACHES BUY on•G'E"T"~•.., ol auga• ., .... -- . . . . .......-. OFFEA 0000 AI FOODLAND STORES ONLV ...... - ... ~~ .... -.. ... -IJI'C__.,._..f ' ....... (.•·-·• ·-c.-- ~,.. COFFEE n.,r Hl '• 5 LB.$1 S9 II $599 39 OZ. CAN REGULAR • TROPICAL FIVE ALIVE b4 40C OfF lAIEL SURF DnERGENT oz. CTN. oz. lOX 4Z . . CODlDllSSIOD oz. 24-12 9 By BRIAN J. REED SenUnel News Stall Three bids on Commun lty Development Rlock Grant pro· jects received recently from th e Shelly Company were rejected at this week's regular meeting of the Meigs Coun t y Commissioners. Discussions of funding the three road paving projects , located in Sutton Township, Salis· bury Township and Rutland Village, have been ongoing lor several weeks among the com missioners and officials from th e townships, village, county devel · opment o!!lce and counly gar age, In an altempt to lind a solution to the problem of over - 2 Sections. 12 Pages 26 Cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. August 2, 1990 budgeted bids. S helly Company's bids on the three projects were considerably over the cost estimates subm it ted by the Meigs Coun ty Engineer. Coun ty Engineer Philip Roberts Indicated his department would be willin g to perform the work on a "force account basis," meaning that county employees would perform the work needed . "We' ll do the work lor the es tl mated cost," Roberts told the commissioners on Wednesday . Meigs County Development Director Kim Shields, who was In a ttenda nc e al th e meeting, lndl · cated th a t the Ohio Department or Deve lopment would need to be A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Shelly bids for projects contacted and thai he wo uld contact John Stamm, Meigs County's representative at that office. While re jecting the bids, the commissioners also appointed Roberts as the project eng ineer for the three projects, all or wh lch In volve pav l ng sect ions of roadway. Shie lds also Indicated to the comm issioners that plans were being made to pave the parking lot at the London Pool In Syracuse. $11,800 of th~ $13,400 req uir ed to com plete the project will come from CDBG funds, with the Vlllagr of Syracuse picking up the remaining cost. The commissioners voted to approve the advertisement lor bids on a road paving project on Seventh Street In Syracuse . Engineer Roberts Indi cated that s triping will begin soon on Issue Two Road projects across the county, where paving had been completed earlier In the year. In other action at Wednesday's meeting , Roberts related to the commissioners that theft of road signs continued to be a problem for his department . Roberts said that particularly popular targets for sign thlefs were stop signs. In addition, according to Ro · berts. va ndals are taking their toll on signs, particularly town · ship and county road signs, which cost the county up to$30 to replace. Meigs Cou nt y Commissioner Rich .Jones expressed his partic ular concern for Emergency Medical Services teams, who are aided " treme ndously" by the road idPntificat ion system. The commiss ioners set August 29 a t 1::10 lor a hearing on a petition lo close por tions of Town s hip Roads 53 a nd 54 in Scipio Township . 10:30 a.m on the same day will be the time for the viewing of th•• road by the commissioners . An Informational meeting was set for Monday at 7 p.m . lor a ll township trustees, village officials and county office holders who are interested in applying lor 1991 Issue Two Funds. The meeting will be held In the Meigs Count y Common Pleas Courtroom. Roberts said that he would assist those interested In lllllng out the appli cations for those funds a nd would deliver the applicat io ns to Marietta. The commissioners voted to establish tw o new fund s In the Meigs County Court as req uested by the Meigs County Auditor's o!!ice due to the new DUI laws in effect across the stale . Portions of DUI fines will be processed through the new funds, the Indigent drivers alcoho l treatm ent fund and the enforce- ment and education fund. Harvey denies making threats; McGinnis trial continues today HUNTINGTON, W.Va. t UP!) - Prosecutors marched thei r first three wllnesses to the sta nd Wednesday In the wile-murder trial of Huntington account;mt Lyle McGinnis. among them, the president of a ho lding firm to deny ever making thre ats aga in s t his wile and ch ild ren . "Nothing, nothing, " replied Thomas W. Harvey of Chevy Chase, Md ., president of Harvey Holding Co., whenaskedl!hehad anything to do with the strangut a tlondeatho!KathyMcGinnlslast November be hind a Kanawha County mall. • Ca~ll - ~o~ Prosecutor Chris Chiles showed Harvev a le tter which McGinnis sent to hi s personal attorney, c laiming that the witness had cast his eyes on his stock In the firm, had made vague threats against his wile a nd children, and even soug ht to blackmai l him. Harveydenledalloftherlalms co nt ained In the leiter, and a lso testified hehad nothingtodowlth a !tre In McGinnis' s office last year on Sixth Street in downtown Huntington. The prosecution has asser ted that McGinnis murdered his wile and dumped her body behind a St. AI bans shopping complex last November, because his world was crumb ling about h im . The onetime millionaire. who recently flied for federal bank · ruptcy protection, faces life In prison II convicted of th e murder charge. The father of two has al ready pleaded guilty to federal charges he embezzled near ly $6 million from business associates. Slm· lia r stale charges ar~ pending. Harvey, who testified tha t his company's board of directors was dismayed with the de fend an t's pcr!onnancr as secretary treasurer of the firm, said he did know any of McGinnis' family or had a ny knowledge of his persona l business deals . "Did you have anything to do with the death of Kathy McGin nLs?" Ch iles asked. "Nothing, nothing," the wit ness rejoined . Harvey said McGinnis was recommended for secretarytreasurer In the lat e 1970s, since he had received 22 percent of the firm from h is sister. BANK EMPLOYEES RETIRING - ,Jean Werry, lefl , and Lol• Burl , retiring employees of Farmer's Bank, were presented gifts during a reception Tuesday for their many yPars of dedicated service at the hank. PresenUnglhe gills Is Paul E. Kloe.•, senior vice president. Mrs. Werry Is retiring as an a.-.islanl cashier alter 24 years of service. Mrs. Burt is retiring as a loan clerk aller 21 years of service. They will he honored In September. Buckeye Rural names new trustee at 52nd annual meet OnE' new trustet> was elected and two were reelected during Buckeye Rural Elect r ic Cooper a live 's 52nd annual meeting he ld rece ntly. Elected was Roy D. Sprague of Ga l lipolis. Reelected was (;rnr Na nce, Chesapeake. and f: ld on Legg, Waver ly . Spragur, who is hpginning hi s fir st six -yea r trrm. is <J tParhrr in 1 LB. PKG. ECKRICH BOLOGNA 1-LB. PKG. TRUSTEES ELECTED - One trustee was elected und two were reelected during Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative's annual meeting. $1 89 From left are Roy Sprugue, beginning hl• first six-year term, Gene Nance and Eldon Legg. $219 ECKIICH SMOKED SAUSAGE KEILBASA l·LB. PKG. SWIFT BACON $199 1-LB. PKG . ECKRICH SMORGAS·s PAC 229 OUTDOOR COOKING II - Four-8 member Robin White, left, dlscuS&es preparation of his project with ludge Judy Clark In Tuesday afternoon's 4·8 food and nutrition judging. ParUclpatlng 4·8 members look part In th e judging to prepare for the Melp County Fair. Ohio Senate acts on drug bill today By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS - The Ohio Sr n ate wi ll recom'Pnf' Thur sday to act on a Hou se- passed S.13mllllon "war on drugs" and adjourn for the remainder of lhr summf'r The Sena te mPPiing is to begin at 11 a .m Senate President Stanley Aro · noff, R -Ci ncl nnall, said he antici· pates the bill, which attacks the drug problem on thP law enforcement, edu cation and t rea tment fronl s. will pass "withou t any difficult y" and that senators wi ll no I be · back until after the November elPction un lrss lhrrr ls an emergency "There Is no presPnt intPn tion to come ba ck uniPss !herr 's a compelling reason." said Aronoff. The anti -drug bill cleared the House last month, 89-2. If passed by the Senate, It will go to Gov. Richard Ce leste for signature. Most of the $53 million Is bond money to convert unused build· lngs to minimum securlly hold · lng facilities lor drug o!!enders. The bill also provides for an experimenta l military-style boot camp for non-v lolentdr ug offend Continued on page 5 the Gallipolis City Schools and succ eeds William P . Smi th , Gal lipol is . who r<•ttred . Morr than 250 people attendPd thP co nsumrr -ownf'd utilit y's meeting a t Buckeye Hill s Ca rrrr Ce nter. Rio Gra nde. A hea lth c linic p rovided by Holzer Medi · ca l Crntf'r pC'rson nrl and a m icrowa vr coo king demon st ra tion wa s hrld hf'forf' the businPss session During a rC'organi za tiona l m eeting o n July :10 , the following were C' lected as offirc1 s: GrnP Nanrr, presidPnt : Howard Lrmon, vier prrsldf'nl. F.vcrett Holcomb . second vidr prl'sidrnt : Wa l ker. sPrn: l ary l rC'aS U!'(Ir' LC' m on also " "a" chose n to serv(' J!-i a lruslf•t · of Ohio Rural Electric Coopt"ra ll vps, In c. SU<'frPdi ng Smith. Buckeyr HE C. headquartc•rpd ln Gallipo lis. srrvPs 1~J.I.IOO{'nn " u · mrrs in Mrigs, Ga l lia . .Jat·kso n. Vinton, Ross, Ptkr. Scioto. Law rencr Clnd At hens counl if's . and Clydr Local news briefs---. Merchnnl.s sidewalk sale begins Downtow n Pomeroy merchants arf' staging a ''s uper S<JVL'rs' · wrekPnd sa lP today , Friday and Saturda y Sidrwalk sa lt's ;1.<. wrll ClS in -s11m:• ha('k In school savings will be ff•atu rl' d Pomerov man hurt in accident ~ A Pomeroy man sufrered minor injuriPs Wednrsday whrn hP lost control of his motorcycle a nd struck a guardrail Damon Gibbs, 25, Pomeroy, was westbound on SR 124 when hr lost control In a curve, slid to the le It s ide oft he road and struck a guardrail Gibbs was thrown from his 19R1 Harley Davidson. and was taken to Veteran 's Memori a l Ho spiWI by Meig s County EMS where he was admitted lor observation . Gibbs was c ited lo r driving under the influence and failure to control by the Gal lla -Meigs State Highway Patrol. A Rredsvl lie rna n was cited for fail un? (O con trol whPn hP W(:l .<., Involved In a one-c ar acc id ent Wednesday. Jarrett Buckley, 16, was traveling southbound on Cou nty Road 4.1 in Olive Township when he s lid off th e right side of the road, struck a ditch and overturned onto it s right side. Buckley su!!ered minor injuries and a passenger, .Judith Buckley, 42, Rel'dsvllle, was not injured . Squad.~ respond to nine calls Units of Emergency Medical Services res ponded to nine caily lor assistance on Wednesday. AI 3:48a.m., Pomeroy went to Long Hollow Road for Hugh Bearhs. He was transported to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. At 6:57 a .m . , Pomeroy squad went to TUppers Plains for William Grueser. Grueser was transported to Holzer Medical Cen ter. At 12 : 23 p.m., Middleport squad went to Ash Street for Flora Continued on page 5 Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Oav ·Bulletin Board ' Advertisement In The Oaily Sentinel Classified Section. we Ra~erve The Right to Umlt Ouontltlu. 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