http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/13264676b1b6a77ca384846142f6b168.pdf 958bde48160b6798d60736257fc1e7c4 PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Indians lose 2-l to Yanks l'irk-3: 369 Pick-~: 2651 Card.: 5· H: J -('; Q·D: 10-S Page 4 Cl ear tonight. Low 50 to 55. Wednesday, mostly sunny . High near 110 • . .. .. .. 'til • ' AUGUST, 1990 RIVER CURRENTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS PAGE TWELVE Applying ... SUMMER FREEZING. TIPS 1Continued !rom Page I]) With a well-stocked fr eezer, you can have deliciou s the wrapping, or cushion them with extra Freezloc . • To . avoid air pockets, shape m ea t Into compact for m barbecues In minutes. To preserve the quality of your food, follow these recommended freezing tips and use heavy- duty before It Is wrapped . • Do not freeze food In the original supermarket plastic material lor wrapping. Plastic freezer wrap keeps Its cling In the freezer, m aintaining a tight seal that helps to wrap, as It Is designed for short-term use. • Label all packages to Include the cont ent s, quantity and minimize f reezer burn a nd preserve food's freshness a nd dat e or freezing. Since Freezloc Is see -through, most quality. Keep this Information on your freezer door for easy packages can be !den titled at a glance. Freezing reference whil e wrapping a nd freez ing your f a vor ite foods • To help pa ckages stack better, keep packages as smooth this summer' as possibl e. • For fastest freezing, l eave spa ce aro und packages until Wrapping they freeze. • Use a th ick, durable plastic freezer wrap t hat clings for Refer to a freez er st orage ch art for maximum freezer • protection and k eeps food airtight . storagl' tim es. • Cut sharp, pointed bones that may poke a hol e through IN 1976 Til~ LARGEST AlPHORN IN THE. WOfiU.P WAS BtlII. T Iff SWITZERLAND. IT MEASIIIUI) ALMOST IT 15 8Et.IEY6l> THAT 1>065 HIH'E l>ESCENDED F~OM WOI.Y£5 AND THAT THE CA't'E·MEN OF I:Z.,OOO YEA"$ AGO tJ$/ID TAME ~I.VES TO HELP GUAR.D 7H/!.M. FORTY FOtJR FEET IN LENGTH! IN TIJRKE'f, IJSEC TD YISIT OTHER 711 PLAY CllllDS . IN DOING SO, THEY HIID TO U.CH CROSS THE GALATA ~IDGE. WElL ·KNOWN LAND/IfAilK BECAIJSE DF Tlf/5, THE GAM! THEY PLAYED VED TO 111111! BEEN fT- "6/liD.Sr A~'Eil ere e're ou ~an't months before you plan to stop working. This will help assure that your benefit s will sta rt the mont h of your retirem ent . The fi rst check should be r ece ived earl y In the month aft er the fir st full month of your retirement. You will need certain docu ment s l o establish your ellgl · blllty for benefit•. They In· elude your So cial Securit y ca rd or a r ecord and proof of you r date of birth. such as a birth certificate or religious record of birth or baptism re· corded ear ly In life. Th esP documents must be original records or copi es certified by the agency that Iss ued them . 1f you do not ha v~ the orlgl · nal r ecords or certified co · pies, you should submit the bes t evidence you hav e of your date of birth. Thi s In· eludes, a mong others , schools and church record s. a ma rrl· age lice nse, a pas sport, and employment or milita ry ser · vice papers. You should also have your Form W -2 f or the preceding year. or. If you are sel f -em · played. a copy of yo ur Schedule SE. If your spouse Is applying for bPne!lt s, she or hr will have t o provide similar rvi den ce. Vot.40, No .316 Copyrighted 1990 Property transfer approved for McDonald's By BRIAN J . REED Sentinel News Stall A r esolution authorizing lhe transf er of prope r ty on Wesl Main Street to the McDonald' s corpor ati on was approved at Mond ay nJght 's meelln g of Po meroy Village Council at village hall. The resolu tion provides for I he tran sf er , by quit -c lai m deed, of lhe .06 acre adjacent to lhe new st ructun•. Th e property. according Ia I he resol u lion, is necessary to co m · plele construction of the new McDonald 's restaurant and road access 10 lh e building. A second resolution passed by the village authorizes lhe clerk · treas urer of the vi lla ge to tr ansfer fund s from the village wat er fund, lhe vil lage street fund and the vi llage fire fund as c har geback tor workpr's co rn pensa lion, 111 comp liance wilh a reques t from the M eigs Cou nt y Auditor's Office. Counc il members al so dts cussed a nPw l nsurancl' parkagL' being offered to the village by Brogan ·W arner Insura nce of Pomer oy. The pa ck age includes Insurance for lhe vi llage hal l build ing, th(• garage next 10 vi lla ge ha ll and I he se wer plant s. No actio n was ta ken on lhl' ins ur ance proposa l. A speci al meeting was sel for Monday at 7:30p .m .. and cou nc il mr•mb<' rs an tl ctpate spea king to other insurance carr ier s and agenc ies i n the vi lla ge prior lo t he meeting. Co unci l tabled action on t he aband on m en t of StePp Si rPPt By BRIA N J . REED Sentinel News Staff Three motions filed on behalf of Jason Ri ggs by h ts allorney were deni ed al a pre-tria l he ar ing i n lhe Rigg s case Monday befor e Meig s Cou nt y Common Pleas Co uri Judge Fred W. Crow. Ill. Jud ge Crow al so enterta ined a motion filed by Meigs Cou nt v Prosecuting Attorney Stcvrn L Story. Riggs, w ho is represented by Athrns at tornry H1nma n Carson. Is charged wilh aggravated ve · hlcul ar hom ic ide. tampering wit h evidence a nd gross abuse of a corpse. Al l charges stem from I he death of Victor Wi ll of Cana l Wincheste r on June 2. The defendan t, t hrough h ts attorney, had asked the court to Care Center. We'll care for your loved one in our facility for a few hours, a few day or several weeks. For more infonnation about how CareGiver P1u s can meet both your needs, and those of the perS<m you care for, call Carla King at (304) 675-5236. PLEASANT VALLEY Nursing Care Center Sand Hill Road, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-5236 McBain will work for I he vill age st rE'Pl department. The nrx t regula r meeting of Pomeroy Village Cou ncil will be ilu gu sl 20, al which lime counc il members wi ll di scuss the ap· poin tme nl of a new fi r e chief. A.cco rding lo Ma yo r Richard Sey l e r. he has bPrn in r ontacl with severa l ind ividu als rega rdIng the pnsl tio n TRAINING FOR NEIGHBORING FAIRS - It takes month.• and months of training helore a horse Is ready to rid e In th e sulky races: and It's a By JIM FREEMA/\ Sentlnel New s Stall ll' s pretty rasy to la ke the horse races al l he fa ir fur gran ted; the carts are pul on the lot harder than It looks. Here, local racers train th eir horses at th e racetrac k at the Rock Spr ings Fairgrounds. horses, lhP horses run ar ound 1hf' trac k and only one horsP ra n br lhe fa stest . Prel ly sim ple? No t qulle. Be hind the scenes and lo ng before lh e rac es begin, th" I raining takes place I've rece ntly spenl srVP ral morn ings ou t at I he Rock Sprin gs Fairgrounds listening Ia th e men that tr ain and ride lhr horses . Brook Sayre sa id hr has registered to r ide al l o fairs l hts yea r. From Circlrvi llr 1o L a ncas ter, once or may be t wice a week. he takes I he horses oul to race . Thr hor ses havE' to b£' rPg is trred, llc!'nsed and qualif ied by I he United St ales T rott in g II ssa· cial lon . Only one of six hor ses gPIS qual if lPd. Then the owner s have t o register I hei r horses 10 r ld r' in th r various falrs One tra iner. Roger Spence r . said a iol of people think there isn't any thing to rac in g a horsr . but il lakes six monlhs to Ira in a horse. Spencer added, " they're ju sI like any other athlete. " Sayn' said II lak es five months ! rom breaking 10 racing. He sa id he runs his horses at l eas I thr ee lim es a day, two days a week . When th t• hor ses run In pra cli cr. I hey ar c hooked up to a jog carl. The j og cart differs from the rar·r•earl. or "bike." In I hal II is heav ier and longer. The race HUNTINGTON. W.Va . ! UP !) -Cabell Co unty, W.Va., prosecutors soug h! Mond ay Ia put accountant L yle McGinnis In a speedin g .Jeep be hind a ' hopp ing mal l, where his wife was found st r angled minute s tal er l as t Novrm ber , wit h a IPkphonPcord arou nd her neck and a garbage bag over her hea d. Loretta Sa nsom. ownrr of a n au to pa rts store, Iold a jury I hal a bespectacled man lurched ou t of an alley al th eGa l ewayShoppi ng Plaza last Nov. 29, and wheel ed co mpletel y acr oss B Street . forci ng her l o nudge I he sidewa l k as he roared pas t . "If he missed me by 6 inches , th at wou ld have been a long way," shro said . notin g hPr daught er was In I he car . "A.II I saw was his eyes and th e upper part of his nose. He had g lasses on Sansom descr ibed the ve hicle as a charcoal Jeep Wagonee r, wl lh wood panel ing. and a va nit y license p la te. She reca lled lhr last thr ee di git s as "BM3." A poli ce offlcrr testified M cGi nn is had a Jeep of lhat desc rip tion, wit h a "LB MJ" pla te. Un dt'r cr os.•H..'xa minf.ltion , Sa n· so m tes tified shr had never seen any pictures of the li cense plate, eith er al pollee h!'adquarters or on telev ision news f ootage. The prosecution claims MeG In · nis murd ered his wi fe, Kalhy, and dumped her behind th e mall, as hi s financial wor ld co llapsed . That same day, Cha rles W. Dixon tes ti fied he and his wife we nt behind I he ma ll to look for discarded boxes lo be used at Chr istmas, when he spied a woman stretc hed out in I he alley. and a man seated on logs, reading a newspaper. Dixon I old I he co urt he rem em· hered seeing her r ight hand looked " klnda blue," so he told his wife, " Honey, there's some· thing bad wrong with that lady." The witness sa id he went up to t he end of th e mall t o a pay t elephone and ca lled th e emer· gency 911. th en l ooked as hi s watc h be ca use he had heard offici als took a long time to respond . The wat ch read 5:03 p.m ., he sai d. When he and his wife ap· proa ched t he woman, Dixon said he noti ced wh at had appeared to have been a showe r cap was a garbage bag, and th e man on th e b! ke has a diffPrPnt sPdl in g posi tion f or beller balancr·. It is lig ht er and has spoke covers on lh~ whPPis lo prevent ol la•r horses from stepping on lh e spokes . SayrP s<J id abuu t11 horsPs arP cu r rentl y being !rained at lh c Roc k Sprin gs F airground s. An in trrl's ti ng f acet on cou nty l air hor se rac ing ts I he gambling that goes on. Sayre sa id in order Ia prevent th e ra ces being " fixed" I he rider has to slay wll h th e horse u ntil th e race Is over . The rider is allowed l o bel on hi s or her own horse. bul on ly if they bel on I heir horse to wln. Current ly, ahnul ha lf of lh•' races In which Sayr(' pa rti cipa t es allow s betting Cheney travels to Egypt Tuesday to meet with President Mubarak By ADI\M KELLIHER United Press International f)efpnse Secreta ry Ric hard Cheney trave led to J::gypl Tues· day for ta lks with Pres id ent Hos ni Muba ra k apparently aim ed at mustering support for Washington 's mounting eco · nomic, polit ical and milit ary prPssurp aga insi [raq . Cheney visited Monday wilh Sa udi offici als with a key goal of persuading King Fahd lo a llow U.S. personnel on Sa udi so li In light of Iraq's Invasion of oil -rich Kuw ait. The outcome of thf' meeting remained unclear. U.S . E mbassy official s said Cheney was en rout e to lhe Egypti an city of Alexandria lor talks w llh Mubarak, whose governmen t Is allied wilh Iraq bu t has denounced lhe Invasion through the 21-nation Arab League. "We expec l Secretary Cheney to arrive today for a brief stopover to meet President Mu · barak and then return lo Wa - sh ington ," a n rmba ss_y spokr:-s man sal d. Th e Egyp tian leadN was al so schedul ed Ia meel l zaat l bra hlm, thr vire chairman of Iraq's Revolutionary Co mmand Cou n· ell and Sa ddam' s rlghl ·hand man , who depa r ted from Bagh· dad on another mission of sh ut tle diplomacy . The potenti ally volal lle sllua· l ion In the Middle J::a sl, source of much of the world's oil, fu rt her aggravated m aj or financi al markets Tuesday. Tokyo's key Nikkel average plun ged 1,326.67 polnl s. or 4.6 percent, during the morning session, before recovrrlng In the aft ernoon t o close down 946.46 points . The Nikkel's drop fo ll owed a bad day on Wall Street wh ere th e Dow Industri al suffered Its seven th -biggest decline Monday in heavy· trading. plunging more I han 90 points . The poli ti ca l uncertain ty In th e region has sen I oil p r ices soaring and raised fears of Inflation In continue his trial. which is curren tl y sel fo r A.ugust 16. .J udge Craw den ied I he mo tion Ia co nti nue, sl at ing that the court appeara nces Ca r so n cit ed as the reason for thr motion wen? scheduled af te r I he Riggs t ria l . had been sel . Riggs also had asked for a change of venue. req ues ti ng .Judge Cr ow to move the trial to anoth rr co unl y. duP to prr -t rla l publicit y. While Judge Crow denied the moti on for change of vrnur. hr staled I hal lhe motion was pre m at ure and sa id thai he m ighl re-consider if il beea me apparen t I hal a fair and impar · 1ial j ury could no I be sealed in I he case. Rig gs ' third motion as ked I hal the aggravated ve hicu la r homi · clde case be tried separately from the other two charges. Crow also denied lha l motion , rili ng duplicity of the ev idence. Story's motion for an a men dment to thf' i nd ictment was also hea rd at .Yes terday's pre ·tri<JI hraring . Crow allowed th e amPndment of a typographical error an lhr origi nal indi ctment against Rig~' HCJwPvcr. he did not perm il lhe prosec utor lo add lo the i ndictment <J s~c if ica ti o n that Riggs wa s under th e influ · enc€' of alcohol al tho lime lhP incidrnt occurred . Crow stated I hat such a spec ifi cat ion must bP found by thr grand jury and m ;tv noI be added bv Ihe prosecu tor at il I1.1I Pr d atl' An addiliooal pre -tria llwar ing was set in the Riggs cas(' ror Friday. Shop owner on stand Monday as McGinnis trial continues Racing horses not a simple task; it requires training, time When you care for an elderly or disabled relative in your home, we know you want to be there for them as much as posoible. But we also know there are times when you need to take time out from your day-to-day responsibilities ro travel , vaca tion or handle pel'50nal or business matters. That's when you can call on CareGiver Plus at Pleasant Valley Nursing Co uncil mPmher Bi ll Young sl at ed th at he wou ld exam ine th e si te befo re lhe next sc hedul ed mrf> llng and report back to co uncil. St eepSt ree l is located in the Monk ey Run area and has bren ou t of usr for man y yea r s . In other counc il aclion at l ast night 's meeting, it was an · nounced lha l the vil la ge had hired Paul McBain on Jul y 31 . Three Riggs motions denied by judge at pre-trial hearing en e 1 Section. 1 0 Pages 2 5 Cents A Multimedia Inc _ Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio, Tuesday, August 7, 1990 oil -Importing nations suc h as the Un ited St ales and J apan Saud i and U.S. milltar) offl. cia ls prepa red for a possible Iraq i aI l ack on the oil rich kingdom . Defense Senet ar y Dick Che· ney. went Ia Riyadh, reportedl y Ia disc uss stra tegy for send ing U .S. troops Into Saudi Ara bi a shou ld iraqi troops m assed al the Kuwalti -Saudl border altack. Saudi Arabia has lon g resis ted allowing U.S. troops on lis soil Sa udla Arabia r eport ed ly has fully mobilized It s army and massed troops near a neutral zone of oil field s al ong thr co unt ry's border wllh orcupled Kuwait. In response, Ir aq or· dered dril ls to evacuat e 4 million citi zens f rom Baghdad In the event of an air at ta ck and iss ued rifles to governmen t supporters. The Pentagon announced In Washington further U.S. nava l vessels were assigned to strengthen forces In the vicinity of the Continued on page 6 I log had depa rled. The m an turn ed out to be James L. Dona hur . a strrrt dwrllrr who lrs tlfied hr• neV!'r saw anyo ne deposil lhe body. and . in fa ct, had nol seen the woma n behind I he logs. As he emerged from I he stand, Donahu e provided some com ic rrlld. when hl' turnrd to tht~ attorneys and gave all of them th e thumbs-up sign. Randy Harl . a Scoll Dr•pol businessman. leslifled he saw noth ing whi le searchin g behind a St . A. l bans. W Va . shop ping mall les s lhan 10 mmutes before t he body of McG i nnls' wi fe was found Rand y Harl. wil h Harl Pub lish lng. satd he had gone to lh e Ga teway Shopping Plaza lo pick up a rldlng lawnmowN and was pull ing away in his truck when I he tract or began to slid e in th e ill'tl Hr said hr went bPhind onr of I he .s torrs in Sf'J JT h of somPthing 10 bracf' th P la wn tract or iJnd hP did no t sec a body lie pul l hr lim e al 4:5:! p.m last No\' . 29. Kathy McGin nis was found that samr after noon in the sa me arPa as Hart wa s sf'arc hing for a piecP of wood l o bl oc k lhP wheels of the new ly pu rc l>ased lawn tractor Thr tr inl ro nti nues to go morr slowl y !han prosecutors had hoped . Tes timon y wa s delayed at least twi cr M ondav whpn ~J schPdulf'd wltnesc;, cou ld not bP fou nd and when the court repor ler dec lared she wa s fee ling ill Har t sa id he coul d peg the 1ime so .:tccuratr ly b('(·auSf' hf' ha d to rush back to his off ice 10 ca ll a Charles ton. W .Va .. car dea lPr about a vrhiciP lhat was bein g repaired . Harl told lhe ju ry, which was br ought to Hu ntin gton !rom F avrt lr County , W.Va., he ca l led I he dea ler at 5 p.m Local news briefs---. Rutland man cited after mi~hap A Rutland ma n was ritrd following a two car accident in Pornf' r oy Mo nday aftern oon. Hobert Williamson. :11. Rulland was stopJX'd on F.as t Main Street at Spring Ave nue. His bra kt' lights failed a nd his ve hiclt' w;:1.s st r uck in the rear b_v Ca r ol Pa i ntf'r. ,11. nf Co lumbu s. William son' s 1970 Ford pickup I ruck sustained light damagr and Pa int er's 1988 Toyota rer·pived modrralr d amage. William so n was Ct lrd for no brake l ig hl.<. School funds distribut ed The StRIP School Fou ndation sub sidy pa)menls l o Meigs Co un ty l or July totaled In ba sic and t ra nsportation al !owa ncPs . $804,289.32, accordi ng to a repor t from lhP offi ce of Stale Aud ito r Thomas E. Ferguson In the Eastern Loca l Sc hool Dlstrl cl l hc total amount was $148,967.39, less $5,488 for school employees retire ment , and $17,080 for stal e teac hers retirement l eavi ng a nrt paymentlo th ~ .sc hool district of $126,3~ .39. ·· In the Meigs Local District , the total was $400, 197.88 less $14 ,877 for sc hool employees retirement , $5.1,687 for sta te teac hers rertlrement leaving a balance of $381.62:!.88 In net payment to the school district. For the Southern Local School District, the lola! was $163,365.30 with $7,114 for sc hool employees retirem ent and $23 ,628 fog state t eachers retirement , leaving a net paymPnl to the distri ct of $132 ,623. The direct allotment to lhe co unty board was $41,758 .75 . Squads have 8 Monday rolls Eight ca lls !or assistance were a nswered by un its of Meigs Co unty Emergencv Med ical Services. Continued on page 6 �Tuesday, August 7. 1990 Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS -MASON AREA ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD f\.sslstant Publl'\her/ Controller A MEMBER of The Unit ed Press IntNna t lona l, Inland Dally Press ,\'isf)('tiJIIon and the Amt>ril'an Nrwspaprr PublishPrs AssOC' Ia!lon. LETTERS OF OP INION arr W('lcome. The~ should bt> less than 300 words long All letters are subjPCf to edH! ng and must bP signed wllh narnP. at.ldrPss and IPlephonf' number. No un signed IPII E?rs will l>E' pub· tishPd LePers should be In good ta sl l'. addr0ssl ng is suPs. not pPrsonatl · I !t ~ Pigging out on the Thrifty Food Plan Morgan, Palmer are inducted into Hall of Fame Monday Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. August 7, 1990 Congress campaigns at taxpayer expense WASH JNGTON Lee and Rose Epstei n of New York City liked the poll I ics of S€n. Bob Packwood, R-Ore , enough to send him a campaign donation He wasn't their man In Washington. In fact, hi s district was about as far from th e Epstelns as on£' could get and still be In the continental United States. Now the Epstelns are beginning to wondPr If getting on Packwood' s mailing list was such a good idPa. Since the Epsteln s made their donal ion. Pac kw ood has inundated them with junk mail sent at taxpayers' expense. And he has hit them up for another cam paign co ntrlbullon. Lawmakers , In cluding Park wood, "'Ill adamantly deny thai thry. us e thrlr fr ee congressional mailing or "franking" privileges to campaign. But the attention Packwood has focused on a co uple who can't vote for him, but can give him money, shows that polltlrlans are skat ing c lose to t he edge. Thl' franking perk allows m embers of Congress to send reams of mail with a signaturP Instead of a stamp. and the taxpayers pick up the tab. The excuse is that constituents In the hinterlands wouldn't know !he straight scoop out or Washington If !hey didn't get It from thei r se nator or representative, But the Eps telns aren 't Pack wood's const ituent s. And Pack wood Isn't the only mt>mber of Co ngress to deluge them with franked mall. The Epsteins have contributed money to several members of Congress whose politics they support. They are particularly generou s to tho se who push for strong U.S -Israeli Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta li PS. The thanks they get come in countless form letters and news reports from lawmakers brag· glng about th eir support for Israel, their efforts on behalf of Soviet Jews and !heir fight against anti-Semitism. The Epsleln's pen pals In clude Sen. Dennis DeConcinl , D Ariz.. 1].800 miles away!, Eep Steny Hoyer, D -Md !just 2otl m iles down the road ! and Sen. Frank Laufenberg. 0 -N ..I . tpracticallv a nei ghbor!. Lee Epstein likes t heir politics, bot not their junk maiL H e says their correspondence with him is "an abuse Qf thr governmPnl frank." Some use the frE'€'bie IPtters to pat themselves on the back, and !hen comes the follow up leiter from !he lawmaker' s campaign machine - that one with a stamp. The franking privilege masquerades as a com munications tooL bul It Is a self-serving fr eebi e thai members of Congress manlpulat~ for their reelection ca mpaigns Meanwhile the chal lengers, who are often less well known, must buy stamps to tell their stories to the vo ters . Ou r rec rnt co lumns on abuses of the fra nkin g priv ilege brought a bundle of mall from readers, who paid for !heir own stamps . One newspaper In Illinois sent all the press releases II had received from Dc•rnocrat lc Sen. Paul Simon , taped together like a continuous rols of toilet paper, with a bou 1 the sa me bulk. All of It was paid for by the taxpayers. J HALL-OF-FAME JNDLCTEES- Jim Palmer (left) and .Joe Morgan gather with their pla11ues at Monday's induction ceremony at the Basehall former Oriole, and MOrgan, who ~prnt his most producti"ve years with tht• Rt•tb:. wert• t•IN·ted in their first year of eligihility. ill!' I) Hall of Famt• in Cooperstown, N.Y. Palm e r, a Helms quits, • says mtnors not much fun .' By LEON DANIEL l i PI Chid Corn:'spondt•nt WASHJN CTO\' - Evrr wonder how th1• fl'dt•ral go\'(' rnmrnt figurl'S out whC'rP to draw thP pO\"Nty line'! It' s importan 1 bpcause Uncle Sam says you' rc official ly poor if your mcume fall s bl'luw that lim• . Tht• rovf.'rt\' line determines e li g ibilit y fm fl lot of Wl'ifdl"l' programs . Ca lcu lat io ns of poverty - and brncfits to addrPss tt - oftl'n J IT hased on the cost of a so-cal led minimum dil't Government Pxpt.•rts dl'\'l'lop food plans tha t purport tu prescribe u nutritionally adl'qUaiP diet <:It thr lowp st pussi bli• t'USI F or Pxample. to ca lc u late food sta mp allotmen ts. thP Agricult urf' Departmen t uses something it calls the Thrift\' FulJd Plan The Hunger Action For um , a n~ port publishPd monthl y o n pO\'t'rl \" in Amcriea. eht•c kl'd ou t thc plan Accord i ng to the a mounts of fo od " l.ll '<.'i ficd by tht• plan . thf' Forum n'ported, t hl' dil't prPs<.Tibf'd for an adu lt woman should look somet h ing likc this · Bn•akfast. L slices of toa st 1w1th 1 tabkspuon of bu lll'r 1, 2 ti ounces of cereal with 2 ounct'S of milk; l cup of ora ngP jui t'l' Lunch: 1 Krilll'd cheese sa ndwi ch t using a sing!!' slic e nf ch!'!'Sl' "l. b ounces of m i lk; two third s of a hard -hailed l'gg; a smalll4 ouncPSI piece of fruit. Dinner· 1 CUIJ of chili (madL' from 4 oun ces of ground lJPd, 4 UUIH'PS of tom at Ol'S and L.H ounces of bl'ilns 1; I WD sli CL'." of br Pad ( no bu It l'l"); 4 ounces of VL'gl'tablP or sali:ld I no dressing ); a glass of wall'!" ThP govprnment estlmates the cost of this dai ly menu at $2.RO. Forum editor Chris Spoor was surprisrd to find that she was ablf't o buy it in a s ubu rb <:~n Washington su permarkl~t for $2.34. Sl'll'cl i ng gene ric and stun• brands in thr.• l<~r gPst sizes av <~ ilablt• . But Spoor undPrs tands vrr y wr l l wh y food stamp r ec ipients ha\'l' troub le making thl'ir allotment s last all month ThP government's plan assumes that the poor wi l l bu y food in bulk. prepare mos1 of It from scratch and waste no morP than S percent . The plan evidently doesn't deal wtlh th e lhousands of Americans who are homeless -and therefore kilchenless. Buying 1n bulk ts difficult for those who mu st rely on public tm nsportallo n. Imprac tica l for those who live rn rat-infestf'd housing . A poor woman can't implem ent I he plan if her elec t ric power has bern shut off because she couldn' l pay the bilL or 1f she is lli l lerale. Spoor came up with another rea son food -s tamp al lotments o ft en do not las t as long as iniPnded . · 'Wi th o ut an im mrnse amount of d isci pl inr and an rx a ct knowledge of the portion sizes on which lh e Thrifly Food Plan ISbased,,. sht> sa rd. "recipiPnls would be unlikr ly to open a bulk -sized pa ckagr and usP only 2.6 ounrPs of crrPal or :l.8 oun ces of bean s at a time ." The plan calls up d1smal im<t gPS of hungry womPn rlPnyi ng th emse lves one-third of a hard boiled egg, which man y of the cholrste rol -ronsclou s affluPnl would r-rjrct summa ri ly as an art erv-clogger Thr government h<ts hf'en knov. n to hatch some harrbra1nrd sc h(•mes. but for burraunatic silliness th P Thrifty Food Plan rival s the Reagan adm inistr atio n's schuol -lunrh plan In count kPtchup as a wgetablr . • • ('OMES TO TERMS- Thr Onrinnatl Bt'ngals annoum•rd that a ('ontral't UJ{rl'('ment had hN•n rt>al'hed with runnin~ hat'k ,Jaml'"i Brooks, who had his first dalo' at training camp Monday. ( l tP I l rrs A thought for t he da ~·: Au1hor M ar k Twa1 n wrotr. " Tht• srcrr t "0UIT<' of humor 1s not j o.v but sorrow ·· Berry's World New 'urban PIIOF. N IX, Arrt.. ti\ EA' Mos t Ar i1.onans \ "l('W thP 1nlrr · Sl'C i ion o f 24th St rl'rl and Came l back Road herr as JUS! Jnot hrr bu sy co rnrr . F or municipal of!l cial s. howc\·rr. Cd mPiback East ha s \·r r:v SJX'Cla \ sta t us bee· a usf• 11 ts o nr of ninr rx 1sting or eme rgmg ··urban villagr'' co rf' ..... Althou g h all nine arP s1tuatrd within the Ph(){'ni.x city limits. onl.v onr of thr urban \'il la gPs 1s !hi ' cxistrng downtown . The ot hrrs ha ve narnrs - 1nclud!rlg Alhambra. Mary,·alr and f; n cant o - with which P\'Pn mam lO<'O I rr ... idrnt s an' not \PI ramil ta r. Whi!r multiplP urban <'Oit 's ha vr df'\'f'lopPd i nsidr Ihl' mun i(' ipdl boundarirs nf L o~ 1\ngPlf•s, Phornix .lnd otlwr wr~li'ffl Cit irs. co mparablP · ·1·dgt ' 'iiiPs' · hJ vr rrnC>rgPd f'lsPwhPn' in th1• countr.v. Robprt Fisllmlln , d histur.v profrssor at Hutgers llnlvt'rslty in Nrw .ll'rSP.Y and thP dul hor of srvrral books on urban devl'lop· mPn l. r iff'S numPro u.s examplt•s . stre tching fr om "Silico n Valley " so uth of San Francisco to thl' Route 1 2~ roridor su rrounding Roston Ot hf'rs 1m·l ucll' t hC' H.ou ll' villages~ corri clor in t\rw . l rrsf'~' hPtw t't'n Princrt on a nd Npv.: Brunswtck . DuPa gC' Cou nt v west of Chir ago, the Routr 2R:l cor ridor north ol All<~nta and 1hr \'irginid s uhurb~ \\Cst of Washint on, D C .Journalist Joel Carrl'a u. writ · tng a t)()Ok abou1 th£' changing nat urr of t hC' nation's cit ie ~. says. "The places we' re talk ing about a lm os t nC'VPr ha vr co hl' rc nt polttiral boundaries" and co n sistrd of undeveloped land as rPcrnt ly as 20 vears ago . GarrCau ·s oihcr rrquirPnll'n t~ for authrn t ic rdgr cilv: It has a t lea st ti(XJ,OOO sq uare fret of rl'l ail sparr. ~) million squa re feet o f leJsablr of fice space 1mort' I han in thr downt own ar C>as of MC'm · phis. TampJ or 11ic hm ond t and "'a popu!Jiton that in crP asrs Jl ~ a.m. rvrry· wrrkd ay ·· as Pf'Opll' comr to work or shop. Thus, allhough some edgl' c ities arr in former suburbs and others are inside city lim i ts. lhry arc quite different from tradi tiona! suburbs and co nventional cPn l r al ft fi Ps . lndrPd, thry rr· prese nt a new and dist i nct "fourth wave of urban development . The fir st w ave dates back to thr founding of the nation 's ra rl!rs t clllrs and remained go to the edge dominant fu r two rrn turirs . \~ hrn rwoplr li\"I'CL shOppf'd Jnd workrd in thf' cit .\ T lw ~~· ru mL whJt"h bPg an afll'r World Wa1 1!. w; 1" m;trkrd h~ P:X plus 1\" 1' growth of I h(' ~ ubu rb ~ In tlu~ third. J"Pi a i l outlrts al"u shift rd to IO("dt 1ons outsidr thP ('itv ur tu 11:-. most distant n•ach''·"· t. t phrnomonon b('S t known a:-. · 'thP m alltng of Ana•rica . ·· Now romt'~ ttw fourth wa\·r. in which cnrnm r rTP and tndustn <:~!so ha\·P mo \'r d away from thr u1Uan co rf•. Thu s. proplr not on 1\ l ivl' J nd shop hu I also work tn thf' nrw ur ban \' i lla gPs or rdgf' ci I ir~. Toda y. almosttwn ·third softhf' n<J tion' s officP spa!'!' is loratf'd ou tsid P th(' citit-s' rrntr<tl hu si nPs s d istrict s T~' snns Cor n01 out siclr \Va<.,hington, drgua hl y 1hl' n a 1ion· s Ia rgrs t l'dgl' t·it y, has morr offlcp space than down town Mi ami For almost half of all workPI s. thr daily· co mmutr fro m homf' to work <:1 nd back <::1 ga tn nnw i n volvrs travel bptwern two sub urbs . Only about half as many make the trad i tional journPy bi>t wpen a subu r b and t hP rPn 1ra I c it y. Und er thost' arrangrment s. the si gnificant'(' of t hr t radi tiona l "Just remember. Judge. it anyone mentrons the 'A · word. clam up ·· ' America is being called upon to do a great thing: plant the seeds of democratic values. So far, the Bush administra tio n has not fully engaged Itself, nor the public. I met recently with I he heads of nt>w Independent teac her' s un ions from fi ve Eastern European nations. There is a lot these people do not know abou t modern democracy. But. In discussion. it 's apparent that there Is a lot we don't know about it either. They want to unders tand , and teach, the culture of democracy , preferably American -style. Bul, says Jaroslav Kalous of Czechoslovakia. "We tea hers were slaves. " And lifelong slaves, he says, art> going to have difficulty t eac hing students about freedom . The tea chers. guests of tht> American Federation of Teachers. are worried aboul things Europeans have every reason to worry about: authorlt , arianism, anarchy, repression, xenophobia, expansionist nation - a llsm and inl£>rnal hat re d. They worry that capitalist free markets ra n'! flour is h in lands that have been slar ved of idea s about cap italism, markrts and freedom . Indeed, soclologls l Daniel Bt>ll points out lhat, unlike Amer ica, Europe has had many unhappy experiences with democracy . In recent memory , democracies In Italy, Portugal, Austria, Germany and Spain went fascist or authoritarian. East Europeans know there Is a downside to democracy If they don't get It right this time. " Majority rules" sounds good , but what happens If the majority wants to kill Gypsies or Jews or, if In Romania , lhe majority wants to persecute Hun~arlans? The East Europeans know that they are not going to get big bucks from the West . Indeed, tht> big-bucks theory of foreign aid hasn't worked out so welL Moreover. as Mark Falcorr writes In The American Enter- prise maga zi ne . HtP demisE' of Sovietism reduces thr American geopolitical rationale for giving foreign aid . All W(' can do is let folk s a round the world know how we do things, and let them see i f i t makes sense for them . The tracher-unionis!s, for PX · ample, want American -s tyle un!· vcrsltles . They say American colleges are practical and teach people to think for lhem sr lves while European onees train intel lectuals to bt> elillsts. Zoltan Pokornl muse d about an educa tional paradox . "Our Hungarian kids score better on m a th lests than American s, " he said . "So does everybody else . But your peopl e make every thing work and make all the Inventions." They al so want English teachers. They know t hat English Is the window to the modern world . In Poland, there are 18,000 Russian teaches and only 1,500 teachers of all Western languages combines. Now. It's not that hard to set up \ Robert Walters rlowntown oh\'lous l.v ts redu crd . But in Phot'lli.'< and in mos1other ci1i 4'"· il !"! 'main s i mportant as lht · fncu " of thr mrtropoli tan arf'ct·.., cul1 ur3 1. rn tPr tainme nt and profr .-,s i on al s ports uffl'l"tng~ fii ch;ud F' Count s, who was PhoPnix's p\annmg director whPn thr urban villagP co nce pt wa s dr;eloped in the ea rly and mid l!l80s , notes that the cily's major sy mphony hall and sta di um as well as it s leading mu ~r aum s rrmain in the cen tra l businpss d is trict The other urban v illa ges scat trrrd t hroughou t the cit y are the produ c t or ''a sr lf-conseious rffort to m stil l a se nse of community.. in a spraw ling mrtropolilan arf'a, Counts notes. AI 14th and Camelback, for rxample, the profess ionals who trad iiiOnally occupied downtown offtcr sparr - bankrrs, lawy·e r s, architPcts. spcuri1ies dealersarr sl!uatrd c losrst to the Inter· sPct ion. as arf' a trio of upsca le shopping Cf'nter s AI the edges of this urban vi llagf', however. are the fa st food and lire purveyors, the Sears and Sa feway stores, and ot he r moderately priced retail ou tlets. A vision for non-visionary times I The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Ben Wattenberg an American university overseas. A sta te legislature could set as ide the abo rtion debate long enough to direct It s university to es tablish a ca mpu s In Warsaw, lor both Polish and American students . Of course. It would be easier If !here were help from lht> federal govrrnmenl. Bullas! year It was announced that America would be sending oul English teachers. And so we are - 121 for all of Eastern Europe. Unbelievably, at the U.S. Information Agency, less than a million dollars Is spent for teaching overseas. There Is some healthy prlvale and government activity going on in media , commerce, unions, publishing and politics . But unless America Is galvanized by the president. It 's going lo be sUm pickings . A galvanization mechanism exists. It's called a "White House Conference." In the past It turned American consciousness to Issues like civil rights . ' Dickerson fails to pass physical exam Prrs~ lntt>rnational Tlw lndiana pol!s Co l t~ wrrr c urr ll of onr hracla c hr MondJ .\" "ht•n ( "hn ... C'han dlr r Jgrrrd to t·u rl1 r .wt tt•rm.s to romplr tt' ;1 11 o~dr to T a mpa l3d~' . but c~ n o th1 '1" .,,.:1" ne:ttt·d whPn Enr Dirkf'r ~on Lill('d hh ph _, .., ]ca l. Di l· kt' l son rrturnrd Moncla.v to ln dic~n, tp ol!s tn an app.ar 1·nt st'111t·rnrnt of c1 su mmPr · long managrmrnt . squ,ilJbl4 ' w1111 ll owr'\"4' 1. h(' falird his Inll!al ph' <., lt '.tl IH•ca usf' of a st rainPd lt ~f t hi.!m:-.1rin~ hr suffcrrddur tng :tn off -.P:.t..,on workout. II< · w1ll n 'main on thl' Co lt... ro"ll'l . hut !Pam ofrirt a.ls would m.tkl' rt n furtlwr f'ommrnt Mon d;t\. nig h! . Oi c kt•rso n. \\ hn wc~s schPdulPd !11 t c~kP ann11H 'I ph~s1c.t! !.1!1 ' Mond:t .\ f'\'l'ning, missPd Olll' g.mw ;lftt•r mjunng 111..., 1ight h:uTJ...rr1n1~ last \ '!'ill", but it lf':-.tPd ;ts thP strun gps t. Oickr1 son' s <:~gPnL I.Pig h StpintH'rg. s: wJ h i.<, By l 1nitrd Tht• Oaily Sentinel ( lSI~s IU-!Ulfl) ,\ ()hb.lon ol Multlmrdla, ln.-. l'\"1'1 ,. .tf 1N nuon. Ill Courl t'uhl1 ~h 1~1 Mon dav ST. Po th i.!JUgh Frida\ m r ro~· Ohl o. b ~· thl" OhloVal\tn,· Pub· Cumpam Mu11imrdla . Inc.. l·'nmf'r M . Ohio ~ )~fo4. Ph ~ 92 l l ~l fi SC' ('onrl c la ~s tHJ ~ I ~gf' p.aill .tl Pomf'IU\ . ilht o. l i.~ hint.: Ml"mlJPI U nitf'd Pl(').-'> lnlf'IO ationa l. I rtl and Uatlv l'rf'Ss Ass OCiillton and I hi' Ohi o NrwsPaprr Ass o<.'ialton. ~(j! lon<~t ,\d\.-crtislng FU>prf'~~nta!tvP. Bra nham Nf'wspaprr Sn iPS H 1 Third Avf' nur . Nf'w York . N1•w York 10017. t•os ·r~I Ao..;Tf:B SC'nfl addl"f'SS ch angrs lro Th!' Daih· SPnlint'i . Ill Cour1 St. . l~J ilW t m. Ohio -l".lltl .'>i l 'RSfiUPTION RATE.."' n,· farrh'r or Mol or Routf' tln!' W!;(>k ..... t ln1· Month . .. . . .SUO Sti 10 $72.!\0 (lUI' \' l'<il" SINGLE« OP' PRICE :lj I Jalt v Sub!'rrlbPr<i no\ tlrs trtn,~:: Cent.~ 1opav I hl' C.lf · rkr mav rf'rnit In advan('(' direct to Tht• Onliv Sf>nl tn('l on a J. 6or 12 month ba s i ~ (r.f'dll will bf' given carrier each Wf' l' k No subscr iption s h~· mail permitted in af('a .'i whf'H' ho mP rarriff Sl'rvtce Is availabt(• .\tail Sul!flalptlon.<i lnsldt> Mel~':' County J:1 Wl"rks .. 2fi Weeks ..... 52 Weeks . $19 24 $37.96 .. $74.36 Oul!ild1• Mrtgs County tJ Week s ... 2fi Weeks ... 52 Weeks . .. $20.80 $40.30 . $75.10 clir nt fPrh hc:.dlh.\" ""!li s q uoh' to nw \\.t:--. ·1 ·d h t· h :tpp\· to run thl ' -!01 _ \ .trd tlt...,h l \ ... StciniJ 4'1g a gain q .tn\·hod _ :-.ate! . · Dic ki 'I"SIHI, thP \TL" .d l ll!lll ' sf'\'P nlh l Padin g nJ..,hi'J \\"lt h 11 . L! ~ i ~· arch. h:.~ .... bt·r' n .tH d .\ trom camp l or J(l d.t\·s. p1ling up $1),000 in finP" The C 11lt " a] . . ,l sen t him :1 "fh"C d :.ry ·· lt'th ' l which would ha\'(· allmAt•d tht>tn to suspr nd h im for pari u1· ,Ill of ttw 1990 sru.sun. Di ckrrson s;licl ma n\ timi'..., 111 tllf' o ff s t· a~o n ht' dol's ntd \\":tlllt 11 play in lncl ia n<.tpolis an .\ ·m or4·. pn'fPrrin g l't' li rrm(· nt to pla .\ tn h fo r ltw Co l t ... . li e ha s pollll f' d out thr offrn .sh'l' lint' c~ nd tt ·o~m man agPmcnt as r~rt· .t "H htT4 ' tl11 · Co lt o.:; arr Wf'..tk . But Dickf'r.son softcnPd il 1" s t ~tnCt' tn tlw pa ... t WPf'k . lh· "d id ht• n(•\'f'l " (Ttl1ctzl'd anothl'l play<' l' lndrvrdually an d di<l nut rnran to hu rt anyonr's frt' lin g~ b_v lh (• comments he mad_e . ( "httndlf'r. who lost h is starting quar terback job when lhl' Co lt s Sl'ICcled J err George wi I h I hr 1\0 1 p1c k !he draft, agr eed 10 term s with thr Bucca neers to complP tf' a trade the c l ubs 11·~· to m akr last week. Chandler held the deal up becausf' he refu srd to rrport to Tampa Bay unless hr recri\"Pd a Conllnuerl on page 4 CHA I(LOTrl-: . !'< .C. tL:P i t F ormPr ( 'IncinnJtt Ht>ds mcm · agrr Tommy l·k lms satd Monda.\ hr n'Signf'd as mJnotgPr of l ht' Char lo11(' Kntgllt.s OV('I" the wrrkrnd tJPC<IUS(' mtnm lPague bas1· · ball W(I S too much l1kP work "Tht> w hOIL' thtng v,: as JUSt hardt'l than I tlwught. " ~aid Hrlms. who informed t hr Chi · cago Cubs" organtza tion of his dC>c isio n o n S <Jtun.IJ~· " I du n·t know how to putt! Int o .,~·ord..;,- it brr amr l tkr .t JOb. You know ·~· Batting coach Jay Lo,,igii(J wa:-namrd man Jg('r of th P Kn1ght.... l or ttw rr st uf th l' ~ra,o n Tht· l\.n1ght s. tlw Cubs" A:\ team . hJvf' not had d strllar srason T hr~ wPrr wrrr 20 -:!r) Mond ay. ~e concllr o m thr bottom in lhPSo uthrrn l.rr1 g u1 ' s Ea ~il' rn Di,·ision. HPi rn s. d n.1ti \"f' ol Ch ar lo ttt'. s.11d at -~ ~ h(• IS too old t o br bdC'k I ll lhl' mi1101 ](';lgUf''-., H" h('l"l' lt'dlll" travrl !r om town 10 town o n bu~t'~ for bark to bM'k 1 oad 11 ips 1h.1t takr thi 'l r toll "I c;tn "t " t<1nd thf' bu..; ric!P~.· hr sL~ ld '']j ust Wdnt togotos lrPp and nut wakr up until Wt ' gr1 1hPrr · · ,\nd tH• <.. ,\ld hr• hcl S l1•lt d1")Jr£'SSt'd si rwt• fo1-rnr·r R~>d:-. Managl'r P1·t1• Ho'it' v.as .'if'n t f'llt'r'd In pr·l..,rlll Iii'-! rnontll . 1!('\rn s. H·hn l'O,I("hl 'd thf' C1rwin n:1ti 11 ' i111l , rr>plarpfl !{OSP cit., rtl cl!Li g t'l ltJ .'l t St'CISOfl. thPil Wd ~ durnpl'd in Ll\·nr of Lou J> inirlla . 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Gra duates receive Cer tifi ca tes of Achievement and continuing education units (CEU'sl. Qual Ifi ed graduates of the course may be offered job Interviews wllh H&R Block but are under no obligation to accept employment. By TOM \VITI! FRS l l PI Sports Writer COO PE RSTOWN, N.Y. !U Pli - J im Palmer and Joe Morgan \.vrre e nshr ined as thr 205th and 2Utit h m cm bers of the Baseball Hall of F'ame Monday In hastlly arran grd ceremonies that were forced Indoors by two days of siPady rain . Palmrr <Hid Mnrgan. the most dominant 1 ight -handf'd pitcher .:m d srco nd basPman of the 1970s ::m d whosf' carrrrs havr c!osply para llC'lC'd onr another , gave moving indu ct ion speeches be· forr a restr ictrd crowd of famlly, d i s ttngur sh~d guests of basebal L fr iends. and selected mPdia in t he 700-sea t auditor iu m of !he CooiJ('r stown Ce ntral School. Commissionrr Fay Vincr nt. [\:at ional Lca~ur PrPsidcnt Bi l l Whit e, a nd AmrricJn LraguP l'rcs idrnt 13obby 13rown presided ovpr th r frsllvitirs that wrrc hPld indoors for onl y thr second timr in th e 51 -year history of the Ha l l or Fame . Morgan, a firr · plug sf·cond b<.~sem a n and two time Nnttonal Le<.~gu c· MVP wi th till' Ctnn nnati Eeds , was ehokPd bv emot ion a ftrr rrc ri\·i n~ his p laque from Vincent ~1nd hJ d to ga t hrr himself whrn hP rP ff'ITt'd to the g roup u f 10 ba sf'bcd l grc•ats "L'all'd bPhind him as "' f{']low Hall nf Farner"" M organ. smartly clrt·sspd 1n a t,tn cloutJlP·IJn• ,t <.;tl'd "ui!. gavr a thou g ht ·prrnuking :Hicl t'PSS, which WJ" lJroa dca st o\·rr r· !used ·C i rcu i! tr lcv lsion to 200 " fX'Ctat or s in thr school'.;, cafrtr · ria and ptped outdoors on l oud " fX'<.tkPr s tu thousands of f an s th<Jt were tu rned awJ _ \". M orga n <., aid that it wa s at Sund ay nigh t's Hall of FamP dinnrr t hat tht• magnitudr of his induction rrall~· ·"h it hom r · · "Jt was l i kL· ll 11m r ca psulP ... -;;lid M organ. who playrd 2~ major lr<.~ g UP sr aso ns '·1 lookPd over ,md '-'a w Bi lly Wllli am s. and \l'illil' Sl argl'il. and TPrl Williams and Ch~Jr it •v Ct· hrin grr Thr l' lllirc htstu1·y of ba srba l l was in that room lct -. 1 night. a nd I 'm ju"t ct.., pll'asl'd a-; can lw to takt• m\· p lan• with tht•rn " Morga n. who likf' Pa tmN t wg<.~n <.1 c;trrPr in broa dca s ting ;1fler hi " n •tirrmr nt <I" a plavrr wa" thr motor th<lt drovt· thl' Cincinnali Heds' ·Big Erd Ma ch rn r · m the 1'170s Hr dabbed :t Wa\ tf'<:ll"" as he thanked ht... fam .i l\' formPr tramm<:~IPS ami bast·ball 1-H'rlp lr· for making hi s c areer poss 1bit•. "I s la nd here today very proud of l ht> facllhat I was able t o p lay major league base ball. " he sa id . Morgan cited former team matt> Nellie Fox and Jac ki<' Robinson as th e biggest Influen ces on his life in bas~ball. "becau se th ry were winners " Morgan sa id Fox, who has camP closC' to induction into lhr Hall o n S('vr.ra l oecasslons and played with Morgan in Houston, taught him "mort.' in one year as a rookiP than must guys could learn in ri vt' years . Nellie Fox tau ght ffil' how tu win and how to havC' fun . " "Thf' only thing that would mak(' mr> happirr torla y wou ld bP if Nl' llic Fox a nd Jack ie Robin son wen· hNP ... he said. " Bf'· causf' thr~ wrn• winners." Morgan acknowledged base ball's co ntributions in breaking down barrirrs o f discrimination. "13aseball has alway s bern a leader in breaking down those barriers for a ll minoritips, womrn tnclud ed and I"m surr it will con tlnur to in the future,-- hr sa i d Morgan ~a id 11 rna~' sti ll takr somr timr for him to brltf'\'r that hr i~ a II a II of F :mwr . ·Tm a iWJ\'S go in g to havp troublr sayt ng Ma~·s. Mu sia l and Morg an in lhP samr brrath," he jokPd. A s hP turnrd to his nPw fratrrnity brothPrs <tnd thPn back to th e· crowd. Morgan conc lud ed IJv "ayi ng ··This h whut ba sr ballisallabout. wcall' vPry lucky " After rrcri\ ing his plaquP and stepping to thr lcc tf'rn, PalmL'r hesi tatrd bl'fore speaki ng. ·'This eo uld bP tough, I wa" ervi ng du r ing .foe's '>JX'Pch . " h1• said Pa l mpr O!)( 'nPd b_ v offf'l mg congra tulation " tu VimTnt for · ·hi" ou tstanding job durin g th1:-. difficult Sl'ds on" and tn Morgan wi t h whom ht• Wfl " t•ll'l'l!'d to tll P hall in th4 'i r first !'Pdrs ot f'ltgibilitv Palmf'r. w ho was .:HioptPd o~t btrth. then thankt•d hi.-; fam t l~· . pJrticular\)" hl 'i f:Jtht•l M ,1X who he ('l"l'd 1tl'd with gf'tting h1m hts " tart in bas(' ball Palml' l, thP AL "s onl.v thrrf' timl' C ~, You ng Aw<Jrd winnrr. was j oinl'rl at lhf' l'rrrmon~· b!' his wi fr . two daughtrr s and st'V I 'ra l ex -trarnm<ttrs. Hf' spokt• fond l v of t lw Ha It imorP organ tza tinn . · I'Spt>C'iall)' u'IA-nrr Edward Hf.>nnf'H William~ . '" I had a ,·rrv .<., lmplr formu!J as J pitcher," sa id Palm~r. wearing a blue jacket and gray slacks . " I will do m y job and the Orioles wi ll do their thing . And they always did ." ·' I never would have made> it to the Hall of Fame with out the Orioles," sa id Pa lm er. who posted eight 20 -win seaso ns in a nine-year span in the 1970s and take., specia l pride tha t the Orioles had baseball's best re cord from 1965-19!\4. "Earl YVc<JVt'r should gt' l a lot of the t'redit for t hat, " Palmer said uf th C' manager he was frPquPntlv at odds with.' 'We had our difff'r·ronrPs. bu t I learned a lot f rom t:a rl Weaver. I hope somP da)' hr will bf' cons Jderfl'd fo r the Hall of Fame becau se he dPsC'rV(IS II .. Palmrr wa s c l rar l~ moved as hPc losedh is.s pepch . 'Togrowup as a kid and drr am of pitching In th e- major leagut's and then ('\'Pntua lly bN·om(' a member of th(' ll all of rame . .. It' s \-rrv specia l to br part of thi s special frat rrn 1tv." he said. A record :12 of th e 56 liv ing Hall of Famrrs were on hand over thP v.·pf'kP nd for thr fi'St ivitiPs, but m a n ~~ had to lra\'P town beforC' Monda;·. Bob Fc llt' r. Tc•d Willi ams. Warren Spah n and Stan Mu si al wrrP amon g t hL• 20 Hall of Faml' l " <.,Pat I'd o n tlw r ostrum Mu nda_\. Prior tu thf' pldVPr induction s. .I f' I onw Holtzm.m of thl~ Ch 1cago Tribunr rrcr Jvf'CI th rJ .C. Ta~· lor Aw.:.a rd for bas(' ba II wri 1i ng rxcrl lrnc r and long -time Philadr lphw announcrr Bvrum Saam was give n the I'ord C Fric k Award for his co ntnbutions to thr gam(' as a broadcaster. ••• ~l'[(l oll.. Sl.JMR BARGAIN IU.T!Nf[S .,.. SATlJ~~/SIMDAT I W(!Jt[S[I,IIY SPRING VALLEY CINEMA ~~~~~~0:~( 446 ·4524 '2 I~ B AR~IH "'ATJNEB SATIWN I W[O . B~RGAIN l![(;ljl TU £SDAT (I JUP! "GHOST'! :::=::;'~R:D~''~'~"cc;'~""~"~"'~";=:;:~ ......... .. AUGUST lthru 9 ~ • ,....... 1..-'ol·- rw, ..... ,...,.. _ · ~ ~~!tlL'&f·lU -~ '-''H '"(,1 J)Q I9l~DAi ll ... \.11 / Wio l "-II III££\ ~ID I lO l _·~'-­ ,..,...... GHOST Qvd:. ll.IJ\C 111'11 ~ " ~111\11! lll'lfD Hill I~ I j !i . OO Pit OAlLI MD .._lUlU ~ . A Special Edition In The Doily Sentinel Thursday, August 23, 1990 RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT NOW BY CALLING: The t~xlbooks Those Interested In more Information about the H&R Block Income Tax Cou rse may contac t I he H&R Block office at 618 E Main St., Pomeroy, Oh . Ph. 614- 992-6674. ReJO: . 117S.I().06,'l6M I~ 992-2156 ASK FOR BRIAN OR DAVE AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1990 �Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 7, 1990 Cardinals trip Mets; Pirates sweep Phillies; Giants beaten By ERIC McHUGH UPI Sports Writer Willie McGee lhrew his glove into the stands and Rex Hudl er threw his body all over the fi eld . Hudler did It all for the St Louis Cardinals Monday night . singling. doubling. tnpling. run ning the bases with abandon and making several fine defensive plays tn left field to power th e Cardinal s to a 5-1 victory over th e New York Met s "It' s great to have a job that thousands of other American s and people around the world would love to have ," Hudler. a utility Infielder by trade, sa1d " Those are the people I play for "But one game doesn't make it all You don't get too high or too low" McGee looked pre! ty low after dropping Ron Darling's fl y ball in the second Inning that gave New York Its only run It wa s Mc Gee's ltith error of the season in center field, and he commemorated 1he occasion by turning his glovp Into souve nir when hP returned to I he du gout " It 's nolltkeh e loafedaft e r~t." said Ca rdinal s Manager Jol' Torre . " I can nt•vpr c r tt icizP anybody fu r trying hard And he s tr y ing as hard a s he ca n " .1 . I I.LIII'-(; STE \LS ·\1!1'r 11 .111. llou ... t~m·.., Eric' \'dding ( 1.1) fl." I slnhn~ i~ :-;all' .d .~· "-:·-· . ' "' Gary ( arter in thr st·vt• nth inmng of , .~tdh•r !111 ..... < ond h.t... < on a ... tl·al .~:oi San Fran<·I..,< n !'II'CnrHI .... u kt·r l {u lih~ Thomp:-;on c: ha.~otf 'S afh•r the thro" hom - \lunda~ night '., ganw 111 :- Houston. whh'h th{' ,\..,troo, "un 4-1. ( UPI) Sots Hudl er, and that f ac t tsn' t rscap ing T01 rP ('!fh('r " It's the way he gol's aboull l . · Torre said "He bu sts his tatl Hr's not l ea ving anything m thl' bag, that's fo1 sure" Met s Manager Bud Ha rre lson . whosP club dropped one c1nd one-half games behind th l• Pitt s burgh P1 ra trs 1n t hl' Nl. F..1st . agreed "J\,p nrvrr st•p n h im p lay l ikP th at," he said " He' sa paininthe neck He looked better at the plat e " He didn 't look bad 1n the fi el d, either. m aking a di ving grab on the warning t rac k to rob Cregg Jefferies ol extra bases 1n the third Even the turf burns from h1s le ss than-graceful landi ng didn ' l bother Hudler. "Oh. It' s nothing tha t t he doctors ca n' t patch up," he sa1 d Then. aft er commttting a tw1, base error on a smktng Oa\ r• Magadan ltne-drive in th e f 1fth Hud ler r edeemed him sell Ill throwi ng ou t Ma gadan at till' plate as he tned to score on KP\ 1r1 McReynold s' smgle. " I was a little d isa pp01nu•cl that I mts]udged M agadan s ball. " satd Hud ler. seein g ac l ton 1n pla ce of the InJured \'in c<' Co leman "l wan trd to grt hm1 back .. Hudl er. with l 1ttlr respect for h1s body, a lso did a fa1r Impcr'-O natlon of Pt•tr HosP on tht ' b Jsr · paths. as hP bf'i lv fl opped h.111 l Into th1 rd o n h is t nplr "Some time-s I gt>t too PXCi tPd ou t !herr" H udl er admi tleli It's gr eat 10 C' ntertai n thl't, l' people The) 'rr thr bPSI f,tn s 1n the world .. ll ud lrr' s rn tu s ia ~ m migh t JUst br c o nt agiou s Ttle Ca rd 1na h won th r f1na! threr gamPs of rht four -gamr srrtrs from thr· M('h and arr 4 1 under To1 re · Thrv lookl'd JnspJn•d ll.t r rrl son sa id · Wr'rr ju st sta rlin g tn ll•nll out of our shr ll s." Hudl r• J ..,,l\(l · Wr' rr p lay1 ng ~ r ll t.~nd h.n 1ng fun " Car d mal starter Joe M agrane, 7-12. walked four and stru ck out three Lee Sm tih ptt ched I 1-3 1nn ings for hi s 19t h sav£• Met s starter Ro n Dar li ng, • -6, took thf' loss El scwherr 1n th e Na tional Lea~;u e Pitt sburgh crushed Phll adel pl11a 111·1 tn th e firs I game of a du ublr hradE't. and won 1hr nt g lltC'.Jp ·1·3 m 111 mnmg s , and Huu.., tnn topprd ~Jn franr1sco I I l'iralt•s 10, Phils I, J~t gam(• ~- PhiL"i 3, 10 inmngs, :!nd gamr Piralt•s At l'h lladelph l.t. lJarry Bonds homPJI'rl dnd knockPd in fi vP , u n.., dnd Ho bbv Bonti i<J stroked a c·;n r·t• J h1g h fl ~'f' h1ts tn the f1r s t g c~ n H' of !'Jt!...,t)ut gh's doubl e heddl 'l . . nt·rp H.Jnd\ Tomiln pL! dll'd" I IV(· h ll l t•r 1n h1s major lt• .t~.:ut • dt·IJu t Tt II '\ Mulho lland d1 oppt d II! h·r, In tht 1 nl~. d!IL.!P Sid IJJt·am Uuu bl1•d il<mw ! ~u nJILtlnlht' tenth LrHJIII g to m<~k(• ,t it J~t ·r of Rogrr Mr D 1~~~ ~·ll .\ h i\1Jkt' L a\ 'd iJJ r r P hi! .1 Ill! t•t' 11111 hunw run 1n th f' ', IX!h 1!111 1!1,1! 10 IH ' tllf• SCOJ'{' at Jj Th1 • 1 ) 11 , 11 1 '~ 11\0 w m ~g a\'P t h rm ;1 IJ IH' .l!ld CJ IH' hd!F gdmf> !Pad 11\ 1'1 rht • \ 1·v. 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I 11 1.>< ~ Yankees edge Indians., 2-l ; Brewers end losing spell, 6-0 Hy I'AUL DEFEJlE UPI Sporl• Writer Affrr a spason of ~pectal'u l .u losses, a "b01 in g ganw" w.Js all Andy Haw kin s nr PdPtll o '-' nap hi s slump lf awktns won ror thl fJ rs t limP at Yan ker Stadium sin c·p SP)J t .m . 19R9 by sr o~ltf •r ing si'\Pn h i t s ovr r 0 1ghl l nnmgs Monda\ 10 1 '1 1 \'H'tun over th e ClPveiand _Indians Hawlun s. whohJ~ bPf'n rh<JJ .1r IPnzrd as J hard !u{ k Jost• r ttn ~ ye ar. had bf'f'n (l 7 Jn 10 honw li'Cl d NPw Y01 k to .t sta rts this Sf'a son · 11' s rea l!\- st Ja ngP . 1\:p plt<'h Pd well r nougll to win IH'Il ' on .1 numbrr of orcJs lons ... H awkin s s.:11d . ' I knr w I 'd v.tn i.l g amp h(' rr thi ~ yP<~L Th b ism .\ h om r park. )'Du l'.ln ·r dlf'ad p1tchtng ol home .. H av.km s .\ ~- i.iho v., Ji kt•d two ~OI . 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I I ~ I·, II !11 '- 1 I ' ~~ ~ " I o \ o . olo 'l1 and st ruck ou l thll'l' na H· Rtghrtti p1t rhl'd th p n1n th fo r h1~ 21nd savp "I I was a prrl t~ iJo1mg g.lmP · Hav.kins sa1d "N ot t11n g stJangc It 's nicr t o hav P a borin g gt.~mr• · Somf' of Hd wkJns LL'('t'nf gamps h,Hr bPrn .lllvthing but bori ng 'l hr right hande l h d d bl 'f'n 1 r) Kr•llh tnto chu_g H•habilltation Ht' wa s pl,trrcl on th e ti\ 1dd\ disqualified l 1q Jnd out f1 r lclrr Mark I.Ponard rrr t~llf'd fl nm Phot·nJ x to l.ik (' L ra( h' s spot on 1h(' rostf'r · !{Jck has voluntcprrd to un· cl rr go lrf'.Jtmt•nt and th r C 1a nt s \\ 11 t do f'vr·r .v t h 1ng wp can to hr lp h1m OVP I ('omr thP prob!rm and r!'IU JJl to ba sf' b,1 !l. " sa id AI Hos(•n . the Gi ant s' prps id ent and gp nrral man ager '' It's a n unfor lun<Jtt' situation for R!ck a nd hls !arni l _ v . bu 1 hr was hones t about I he pr oblem and want s help. Our romTr n r ight now is for Rick, his f.1mil v and hi s carerr .. L••ac h who temporarily di sappcarf'd from the Toronto Blue .Jay s a [pw _vears ago becau se of marital problems and took a one da y unexpl ained absence from the Texas Rangers last yrar, also wa s re morse(ul over the Incident. ''I'm am tru ly sorry this has happenPd ," Leach sa id In a pre pared statement . ·'I know I havP disappointed my l amlly, my team mat es and the Giants. I 'm s01ry for letting them down, and I ~ope I ra n get this behind w"" Cal'( ' ( I Co ntinued from pagl' I raiSr· t rom the $ J ~ '>.IXXI hts 11Jql) co nt rac t ca llrd (01 Chand ler lrlt the Colh ' •·dmp two Wf'Pks a~o whrn thP IP tJrn rrfu sed to pay h1m a bo nu s fm off season workou ts HP will hac k up Vmny TPsta\'Pr r!P 1n Tampa Bav At Miami. Dolphin s drfensivt• rnd .John Bosa undenH•nt maJ or rrcon structtvP surgPr v on his right knee and wi ll br out for lhl' sraso n Bosa sufff'rPd thf• inju ry Saturday in a scrimmage aga in sr Tam pa Ba~ Dr Peter Ind eli ca to said the Injury dops nut appear ca ree r -end ing Bosa. the Dolph ins first -ro und draft choice ~ 16th overall~ out of Boston College In 1987. underwen t major re constructive surRery on his le!t knee In October 1988 He played las t year , butcuachDonShulasaldhe was less than 100 percent At Kirtland, Ohio, the Cleveland Browns announced the signing or free agent sa fety Keith Bostlc . who played six seasons with Houston but was released during training ca mp by Indian apolls last year BosUc went to the Pro Bowl afler the 1987 season . AI Fredonia , N.Y , backup tight end Bu tc h Rolle ended his holdout when he reported to Buffalo Bills training camp In time for afternoon pratl ce. over his last 11 start s Am o n ~ thu sP losses Yv('f'f' a no hittr1 h( ' tuss£•d in Chicago . .1n outJn g 111 wh1c h he pitched I I shu tout mnin gs and anoth r 1 whrn Chi(' a go's Mr lid o Pere1 pit ched a si x i n nin g raln -s ho r tPn(' d no hlltf' r at Y Cl n ker St ad tu m KP\'in Maa s . who has f1l !t· d rn fo r thr lllJ UI'f'd Don Ma t ling!\ el l fJr s1, blastPd o so lo homPJ tnto the uppN df'ck to p i' U\'Id t· halt of tht • nfff•nt,l' Rohl ' llo h:t ·lh pto \ 1d1'd th(' oltwr h.ilf \\'Jill " f1rs t 1nnmg hom<' 1 un, h1 s sC' C<1nd 111 !W(I .11 hat s Krll\ b P!t r d ,1 tv.or un hom(']' 111 ltH ' n1nth Su nlit.~\ tu g l \l' NPv.. York .1 r ) I -,,np M1 'llf l1 I 'Pi t'/ lllq _a llO\u•d fn r' r un., to .IIJ..,nrb tht' Joo., s Rang1 · r~ i, UhU' -Ia}~ :1 ,\1 ,\, !Jnj..:tun . 'J1'\,t". lu!Hl Ft il n/'11-.. l\\01 un douill t• h1gh !1ght l'd ,1 1h1t 't1 run lh11 d 1nn In):! to II •;Jd 'i' l ' '\, 1" to lh t'lghtiJ \"J I ](J I ~ I ll 1hl 11 l. 1'1 HI I.! .Ln H•" ( h,nl H· Hou L: tl ~~ ·.- ...,. .JI It ' ll 'd ...,t'\Pn h lh dlld )\\0 11!11' 1)\' ( •1 '- \ ' \(• n lnlllfl h" ln1 '111· \\ 111 fvnm Hng t•r.., t~ ll 1 l'd lll l'dllh In 111 1' THE 1990 ·\lllf'l !I d O Lra gu\' MJ!Hc~Ukf' l ' b l.tnk(•d M1n nt'..,OI.L ti 0 1\ ~m" n" C1!\' doHnl'd MASON COUNTY FAIR! Ch lc.tgo ~, -1 .t nt! Trx,l" .-•d gr·d J'oJonto 1.1 Un\\ t· r~ 6, 'I'" in ~ U -\! Mtnnt•,Jpilil~ Ho n HnhJIJ ',I lfl fnt ·d d ~ l x llillt 'l to ll'('iiTd ttlt f11 st .'->hu toul (Jf h 1 ~ ( .llt'I'J .1nd ~H·lp MIIW.IUkt• f• ~ ll oi p .Ill (' il! h' IDslng -,tlt ' c~k Do~L r \l IL1 mJitun .111d .Jim (;d111JH'I d! 0\ 1' Ill lw o 1 un ~ o~piP1 ' t ' H 11 h1n ~on 1m I)J O\ I 'clto rl ;d rHtH O\:--:mn h ·~ W. gel \!' up II h1 h 111 -;- 1 l11m 1ngo., ttl g t.~mt• t.tk r lhr AUGUST 7-8-9-10-11 l u...,~ ltu .val~ 5, Whilf Sox 4 A t f\ ;lll'H l ' ('] [\ ( ,f'J.I !d l ' t'll\ d1HJiiiPd hornt • l\\' ll I Ulh o~tHI ',( 'U IPrl .Ji l\J II H' I Ill r\ d lhd l., l'J l\ 'o., fl\ P run H1ud 1nnmg 1o hot!' l K.Hl'>.J., nu t of rtw ,\J. w.,,, C't' lit~ r St or m De~ \ ts. 1mp1u\'f'd I ll 1 PICKENS HARDWARE c·,,, c~nd 1 ' \) , j \('~ 111'11 DON'T MISS V l l' f OI\ J-:)s('\','hl'l l' lith . . . 1\1 11 I ltH 1k rt1 1 In"' .lrff MASON, WV. M o nt,£: onwn. wor kPd th<' ninth fo r h1 s Hith By The Bend Tuesday, August 7, 1990 / Page-5 VideoViews ... . . By Jeff Hilleary This month we take a voyage tntu the r ealms of the bizarre and thP sim s!er a s we go from th r strC'ets of Ne" York to a small town cla'SI'Oom "tth a brtef stop in a medieval playroom First stop on th e Ci nema Express is the Big Apple. where lovp ca n suddenl v become more dangerou s th an crossing against thr• light durtng ru sh hour. Th e film " · £llue Steel " and s ta r s Jam1e LeE> Curtis as rook it' cop Megan Turne r . Tu rner ktl ls an armed robber in a s uper· market only to haw one of th e witnesses walk off wtth th e cn min al's gun Thts leav es Turner to facr suspt?n sJon f or shootmg an unetrmed man . WhPn cartnd~es branng Turnp r' s nam e sta1 t turning up next t o people wrth bullet holes in thPm shr ends up pursumg ll Pr sec ret adm irer on I~ to find he ts a stor kbrokr r playp rJ rnarvPlously bv n on Sil vr r TIH 1 storkhro krr drc 1drs to turn thr tables on Tu rnPr Ra ted R.th " movre 11 lhP fatal .t ttractlon of cop s u ~ pPn sr dra mas It' s an PX C' f'l iPnl mov1 r that 1s mood~ . suit I'. · and atmo sphrnc v.-1th fantastiC' actmg and J li ght. \~·rll ordf'red stor;.·. · 'PI<~vroom· ·. howrver. IS a hor 1 o r · film about an arc haPo lo gJ"i l w ho Jl'turn s to thr medtev<::~l C'd ..., tIP wh rrr hI S family died, on ly to f~ncl t ha l the po st nevr· r rea ll y lf'l s go Jnd that his pla ymate is t.~clual l v lhr sa d is ti c spin t of a pr in cf' ~ o nd rmnC'd to etNna ! lifP w1th d st range tdra of wha t co ns tilutrs fun "P iavroom" is ra !t>d H Th r mov 1e ha s a ver v good soundtrack but a predictn hi£' stol\ lJnf' tha t ts saved bv dPc Pn t ·drttng and au th en tic - fl<•n btilty Jnd hqutday of a CD whiCh IS JUtOmJ tiCJ jj v renew Jb le .1nd r ed cem Jblc ell e:tdl . . , JJv J nnJ\'{• [ O.,<Jf\ T ht 7 I\ n~v - Pr clnllllll ( () .1 norhn t'X .IIJ)fl ll 1d 111 11 c,rmmilrnl'nr C.tll l11 ( ll\fl)[nc r .., or V l \11 yuur tll.lrt ''> l Ccntr.tl Tru st uffll t' (.,,. dt' l.ltl s t•Hl.ty s10,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT J M JX IinHilld('pl<\ 11 ~cr!?Y)')'l "u h~t o nro ol " 'n'l ' l' 1 • 1 11 1 I ' . ,. . L, , 1.11 I \,\" ) ( f ,j \,\ ,I fllf'r('~l flah In pr 1n o1pJl •nd uo m p"Lind t,lwtt ld 1· H li t\ d ltlTI\r h•h ' 7 I'J'III .md ~u blt'tll i il h .l nJ..:t"WIIho l ulll lll ol e Yor1d '\" 11111-, 11 1 1 · 1 .1 \ I ,1/('• f .11 1' r ('111.1111 ~ \ llll~lanl Inr .r rull yc~r wnh nor wuhdr 1v. , ), " l iTH{ ft'~ l 1 · " ' pr mu p .• THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY The Bank That Wak es Thml(.< Happ en. 992-6661 446·0902 Middjepon Gallipolis .\<lem oer FDIC look ing scener y. The " lnvl si blC' Mania c" is one of tho se cases provmg you can' t Jud ge a book by it' s cover. When I sal\ this picture ol a leen ng. half-invi sible college prolessor terrorizing three nubile coeds. tn various statrs of undress. I thought watching l hts would be a big waste of time Howeve r. on ce 1 startE'dwatch ing i t. I actu all y began to enjoy lhe movie as I watc hed a humiltaled ph ystcs professor get rc ven gr on h1 s tormenting s tu dents through th e use of hts mvi slb tlity formula The formu la had onglna lly caused him to go wtld and kill some taunting sct Pntis t s. Th ls IS a surpn s in g film l or rt s fr es h approac h to an premise and ti s inlrtgutng, but sat trr ca l acting which ts a mixture of camp and the Nigh tm are on Elm St ree t sty lr. No one srem s to tak(• them se lvrs senousl;v·. but never at an y 11me do the! let th e lilm drgenera te 1111 0 a di sgu sti ng mishmash of sex and violPnc r Th is l tlm ts ra ted R for nud1t 1· and somr v1olrnce : but if' s sti ll a lot ol fun . Now before we od j ourn thts month. I have been asked to ca ll 10 pPoples· attention that a.s this 1s summer. it ts a good t1mr ro rrmember not to lrav p your videoca sse tt es 1n dtrrct su n! Jgh t or in your hot cars . ThP hea t of thr s u ~ mrlts. not only thrca sro f the movtr. but the moviE'S thrm · se- lves . When :vo u consi der that these film s cost the storrs qu 11 e a bit of mo ney. It wou ld bra ni cr ges ture if people would rl'· membrr to tJe carr fu l with t hrm Unttl nrxt month. whrn wpwill ri o II again. re m ember lo bf' kmtl and rrwlnd those tapes ovrr-c llched Meigs students named to OU dean's listing U h 10 Un t\ r r slt .v h ds an noun {'Pd thr namrs of 2.1511 st ud ent s I rom 1h r r\thPns cJ mpu s who ha\ f' bP('n namrd to thr Deans Lts t fm spring quart r r T o. br named to thr lis t. a st ud Pnt mu st havr rarnrd a gr adP point average of J ..l or lx •til'r on a sc ale of 411 ! straight A's J for thr quartrr and helve Par ned Jo hours. l2 of whtch wprr takl'n for a letter grade Loca l r esi d ents were Emil1r .I nn Sisson. Cheshire. Ro nald Todd Clay, Chester: Jill Kmtin a Ethr idge, Coolvt llr . E ric Sco tt Househo lder . Cool ville. Am.1 Joa nne Pen 1ck Coolvi lle , Wh 1t nev Da wn Smith, Coo lv tlle . Am _ , D Louk s, Long Bottom: Hr a lhc1 Co mille Shuler . Long 1-!o ttom, Trlsha Anne Spencer. Lo ng Rollom. Shell} R T homp son Dubose. :vltddleport: Mark ILmda ll Smith. Middleport: Jpf h 1'\ John Ar no ld, Pomero.v. MPllssa An n Ca lawav . Pome ro v. Marty Lee Cline. Pomeroy Marr A nthon~ { 'or s1. PorrH ' r o~ · .Jod1 A nn Hat rison . Ponw r ov. Christophr1 Sro11 Krnnt•( l\ Pomeroy . L<trtssa LPP Long, Ponwro,:. . .Judith L MrPs . Pomt>roy. Steven Alan Mu sse r Pome- roy: Jennifcc Leigh Swa rt z. M o nica Layn r Tu rnN. Pomeroy·. Jack l(' Ryan Welker . Pomeroy.. Susan Rf'nrr Young. Pomrro.\, J t>nn1frr Ja}ne Arnold. RaCin e. Dav id Jennrn gs Beegle. Rc~ Cine. Rand ) 0 . Duddin g. Ra clnf'. Jimm y Ler Freeman . Raci ne. M a l thrw Scott Har r b. Racmr. Drbbw L_v nn HoiiPI . Rac1nP. T amm y Dawn HoltPJ , Rac in P. Mel tss a Kay Lucas. Rac in r. Shela gh Wtlson Po11 r r . Racinr. Susan F lay nP Rat'sslPI . R actn e: DIXIe Kay Wolfr . J{ii C'l nP, RobinCail Harne! I RPt'ds Vl llr Sha1 on I{ Luras F.dmoncl s Rutland. Kathll"(•n PP~Ion. Ru tland. TrrP Sol M Prall F tPid s. Shadr . M arg .tJl't MJL i P AmbP rgrr Smith, SJ r d i ' U SI' Pomrro _v. Community calendar TUK'IIlAY POMEROY ~ Varal ton B1blr School will be held at St. Pa ul Lutheran Chu rch, along with Pomeroy United Methodi s t Churc h and Trin1ty Congrrga Ilona! Church. through Fnda\ f1 om b. ,JQ to 8 30 p.m . The theme is "Journeys With .Jesus.·· Co n t act Rev. Lau ra Shre ffler fo r further Information MIDDLEPORT ~ T he Hope Bapll st Chu rch in Mtddleport w tll have Vacat ton Bi ble School through Fnd ay from 6 30 toR 30 p.m . Classes will provtded lot age groups. nur ser~ throu~h and 1ncludmg adu lt MIDDLEPORT ~ Middl eporl w,• sleyan Btb le Holiness Ch u rch will hold vacation bible sc hool th ro ugh Frtda\ from 7 9 p m al the c hu rc h. All oges are wrl come. Rc,· Ro) McCarlv. Jr IS th e pas tor LON (; BOTI'OM ~ The re wtll br l f'\ 'i\·a! at !he M t. Ol tv r Co mmunit y Church through Sun day at 7 p.m nightly Pastor Lawrence Bu sh inv ites th£' public. POMEROY ~T he Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church will have vaca ti on bible sc hool through Frtday from 6: 30 to B. 30 p.m nightl y The publtc Is invtted to a !tend POMEROY ~ Drew Webster Pos t Am erican Legion will meet Tues day Stude nt represen tattve from Buc key Boys Sta te will give report s Dtnner w ill be served at 7 p rn POMEROY ~ The River Val ley Herbalists wtll meet Tuesday at i : 30 p.m . at the home of Diane Karr on Whipple Road. Linda McCoy Will have a program on harvesttng and drytng of herbs MIDDLEPORT~ Th e Middleport ArtS Coun ti l will meet Tuesday a1 7 p.m for It s regular month! ~ ml'{'ti ng. Reedsville UMW meets San dy WPsl was p!ectrd sec ! I' ta r\' t.~ncl Clad\ s Thom as v.·ds (' [('( !Pd tl'C'US UJ'('J at lh l' Il'l't'lll ml'r!ln g of the Reedsville Uniled Method iS t Women Mr s. Wrst sf'rvrd as h os tc~ s and lr d thP dP\'Ot ions with Pra vrr l or Wo rsh ip as tht' tu].nc Shr a lso read Psa lm 125 Mr s Fro nces Reed rea d Psal m 92 and M r s. Na nu Buck le v read Psal m Ill M rs · Buck lev closed tin• dr\oli ons with pra \'el During tht• bu st ness srs ston . 11 was rcpor1Pd tha119 shu t in l'dlls wrrr mad<' an d a get well C .II d wa s s1gncd T hrrr will b(' no fTH'Pt~ng In Aug uSI Hcfrrshm c nt s wrn· st'rvL• d to rh r those named and Mrs PParl Osbo rne, Mrs Gracl' WebPr, Mr s Lill ia n Picken s. Ann Buck lr\. Oe nlse Wes t. Mrs Tammy Cowder y and Chri stopher A ga ffirwa s p la ved with pr l7 f> S awa rd E<d Mrs Bu ck iPy n•cci vPd th e door prize Chester UMW meets recently bur " ' v..a s thr trt!P of 1h r pr ogt am pn' '-'P nt Pd b~ Mr s ancl to f'xam mr Chnstt an bdit'f..., tl' l-! clldtng "!h(' neighbor ' and to rn co uragr rca c hm g ou t t u E th el On· and M IS ClariCPAIIrn a t t hr Augu ~ t mef'tmg of 1hr C hl'st e t Unilrd M ethodi st Women ThP gro up san g l hP hvm n " Th ts 1s M' I· athl'r' s W01ld " wt th C lt.~I ICP Al len as pt an lst Th r purpose• of the prog ram \\',IS to I .li SP LOnSC IOUSil('SS about 1hP f acl t hat r acism IS taught to i nCJ r <.~s r awar<'ness of ha tr g 1oups who t !a tm to be religio us or ChrlsUan In their foundation others Thr scripturr rea d was Dt'uiP 1on om\ 6:4-9. Luke tO· 1> 28 and Ga lallons .1 . 28 M rs E thel Orr l'iused the progr am with a por m Mr s Mae You ng pn•Sided at thr bu siness meetmg wil h ninP m c>mbers pres en t and 39 s1ck and shut In calls reported Th a nk vou cards wrrc read 11om thr• ·ca thy Spencer I amity andRe\ . Walter J.'rost family Do Yuu Lu\'P YoUJ Nr1gh VISITS LOCAL CHAPTER~ Charles Cor1man, commander-In <' hie I of the Sons ol Union Veterans of the Civil War, visited lhe Gov. William Dennbon Camp No. 125. Union Veteran sons host national officer Gov William DPnnt son ramp No 125 of '"'' Sons ol Unton Veteran s of the Civ il War hosted thC' national OJga nrza t i on s C'O m · mandPI - ln - rh te f. Cha rlr s Corfman . of Hn lmesvl!lr . Corfm an spok( 1 on the trc hnol ogy of thP Civll War stressmg the intTea sPd lndu strt a llsm that fn•pd mor r m en to fig ht J.m· ,JI r amp com mandPr Dav1d Mr dPrl of Chtlltcothr. led t hr indu ction of nrw member, Mar tin Lowrr y of JacksonvlllP. The eam p dlso wrlcom ed com mandrr RICk Whi sman or Robrrt S CarnPII Ca mp No 1470 of the So ns 11f Co nfedrrate Ve trra n s Whi sman b1 oug ht grrC' tJ ngs a nd as krcl l)pn n 1son Camp to ass1s t a1 the drdi cal!o n ol the C1vll War plot of Spri ng Hill Cemrtrr v at Hun!lnglon . IV Va Thrca mpwtll riS SiS ! b ~ mrmbf'r S bringing l'.111 no ns f01 gun sa lu1 £'s T hr r amp pailtCtpated 1n lhr Fourth of .Jul y pa ra de a1 Athens wt th a ca nnon. a ca ptuiecl co nf C'dcrat f' offiC('J a drummPr . Ulf lcers were elec ted at th e 1Prcnt mret!ng of St ar Grange ~o 77 H t·Jec ted "ere Pall) Dyer . ma ster . L arrv M ont go me r~·. mPrserr Kathertnf' R1l ev. lrr turr 1 Rav Mtdklff. steward, I tic k . M ac~mbN. ass istant sir wd rt. \1Jx!nP Dyer, l ady assi st .tn l stewart : Fred a Smith, rha p !.1 t n . W a I d N i c h u I s o n . trf'asu rrr: Op a l Dyrr . sPrrf' ta1 v Cha rl iP Barrrtt. ga 1P krf'pe r, Chn st1nr Naptrr. crrPs. Be t nice Midkiff. Pomona: Jan MacombPt. F lora : and Alan Matlhew .I Blackwood has bren award ed the Dave Di les Scholarsh ip lor 1900 at Ohio Unl vPrsil v. Blackw~od . " resident of Charl rs ton . W Va. . is a senior i n the Co lle ge nl f'ommunl catlons at OU Hr is major ing In telecom mun Jeatlun s admini s tration m a nagl!mr-nt and has achieved high sc hola stic marks at the uni versl tv The Di ll's Sc hola rs h ip Is awarded each )' Par to a dese rv Ing student In ihe OU College of Co mmunication. Ills principally designed for students In the Me igs. Mason, Callla, Athen s coun t y area, bu I If no student appli es, or qualifies , from th at vici nity, consldNatlon Is g iven to ot her deserving students . The scholarship fund was originated with the Dave Diles Appalachia Golf Tournament , held at Riverside Golf Club In Mas on for eig ht years. During that time, more than $75,000 wa s donated to area charities . St Cl atrsvil lr. Be llvilil' and Ca mp Chase. Thr c;• mp wi ll aga in host i ts annu al sk ir mish. cannon shoot a nd p1 cn IC' at 2 p m , August25 , at the Red Bird Ranch dl C u\Sv ille . The cos t is $3 for adults and $1 fo r chi ld ren Those allPndin g should takP a picnte lunch Chester High class meets Th1• l' ht'ster H1 gh School cla ss l~l . tl hrld their annual reunion .1 ! Chrs trr F'JrehousC' rec C'nUy. .John Ba lle\ returned th ank s before the basket dmner . T he g roup made a donation lo th<• Cheste r Volunt eer Fu·e Depal'lmen l dnd th ankl·d Opol Wickham fot handlin g arra ngement s and m a kin ~ i cP cream ol Tea cher s Bl' l lha Smith and Ea rl Kntght attended Class mrm bPr s attrndtng were John Batlf':V. Jrr nr Pa rkrr, Virgil M cE l rm. Pau!inr Ridenour, Mildr ed Co 11 1ns . Ne ll1e Parker. Opal WiCkham. and Fred Sm ith. OthPrs ptPsr nl were Mildrpd Ca ldwe ll. M,.r v Buck. Ruel Rid rnour . M.tr VinPyc.nd and 'l'hr lma l·l a,·rs Next \'('. rr 's rru nio n w1 ll lw the la st Sunda1 1r1 Ju ly a t the sa me place Arthur Crabtree, ll'c l urf' r of l'olu mbiJ (;rangP prPsPn ted th r Practice .ret CLASS OF 1931 ~ The Chester High School Class of 1931 recenlly held a reunion at the Chesl<)r Fire House. Atl<)ndlng were, front, Irene Parker, PauUnt> RidPnour , .John Bailey a nd Nellie Parker . Back, Opal Wickham. Mildred Co llins, Earl Knight , teacher, Fred Smith and Virgil M<·Elroy . Cross ro untry pract!CP fo r Meigs H1 gh School will IJegin o\ug 1.1 H.unn r r s arp to mf'et at I he hi gh sc hoo l at ~a m Sfud rn ts In srv rnth and f' i ghth gr ade who arr lntl'rE's trd in ru nnmg junior high ra crs thts l all .Jrr 1nv11cd to attt• nd practic(' For m ore I nformat ion con tact .11m Oliphant at !!Y2 ~76 Scholar.rhip recei·ued - - - - - - - C hris iOph ~r Snrrett McBride. a J989 grad uate of Cal lla Chns t la n Sc hoo. has bern nwa rded a $10,0011 Pltney - Bow es Scholar sh ip McBride, who spent a year i n Germany as an exchange student with Youth for Understandi ng, wa s onC' of only :m recipi£'nt s of th e Pitney -Howes Sc holars hip< In 1990 He Is the son of Palnc k McB rid e. Ga llipolis. and Shell y Sarrett. Ashton. W Va Hr wiil attend Ma rs hall Universi ty In th e fall. · COUPON Grave marked by SAR unit Ew ings Chapter of the Sons of the Amer ican Revolution r ece ntl y held a special gra ve marking cere mony at Tl ce Cemetery near New Ma tamoras . The grave of RevoluUonar y War veteran Patrick Hanlon was marked through the efforts of W.E. Hill. Richmond, Va .. and Ewings Chapter. Chapter president Keith Ashley conducted the ceremonies with th e help or chapter historian Paul MarUn. There were 23 relatives and guests attending. uniformed membPrs Upcom1n~ evrnts include reenac tm r nts at MrConnt' lsville, p1 c t ur rs H a ll!da~' - rxec u tive commllt er l ollo wlng ptogr am . "Am l the EJ 1 lh 's Kf' l'(M'r ? ·'with r r.uling s. I .rt ·~ Gf't I n for mcd, a nd P..rr~· c t r by f'hrlstlne Napic1 , P,lll)' Oy er and Rosp Barrows. Consf'rVP b v Nf'va Ni chol son and Kathr1in r H. i iC'y, a sung . Thi s L and is You1 l..tnd by t.~ l l. (] pan Al1 Ar t h ~ Wpsfina C r<~htrN', SPna tP Uill 1630 bv Art hur Crd blri'P. a ski t bv Art hur Cretbf ree illlti F:dlon rlar r uws, and <1 g~1 rn e. F' 1rrdon of RPsponsib ilil y 1>_1 Fred a Smith Plans were mad/.' for displ a_\ ing at I he Meigs Co unt y Fair and al so l our assisti ng the Meig s County Grange Youth Group with their pop stand al the Mrlgs County Fair Refreshment s wPrP Pnjoyed by 27 m embers and v isitors follow i ng the meell ng The next meelin g wil l hr held Sept 1 at R pm . all hP grangP hall In stallation nf ofl icers wi ll be held a fifer, a bug ler Jnd .SPVPral other Th r\· s1g nr d frt('nd sh!p cards for Br-tt\ and Kr nnet h Da v tson and for Ra.v mond Gooc h Dunng thr ;t fler noon the,\' sharrd mr m o11Ps and took Star Grange meets Scholarship ir awarded En1ov rhe The Daily Sentinel HEARING TESTS MEIGS COUNTY Elo<troni<S hearing tosh will bt gifln by~~~- Htarirtg Aid '""• Call MIDDUPOn FAMILY PIACnCE Z. B. DAYO, M.D.-306 SECOND AYE. THUISDAY,AUG.9, 1990 9:00 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON BELTONE HEAliNG AID CENTER 1312 EASTERN AVENII, ROUTE 7-GAUIPOLIS WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9, 1990 9 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. CAU U6·1744 or 1·100·6U·S265 UMWA and UAW PIOYlDEI Toll fr• Number 1·100·634·5265 for immediate appointment~ THE TESTS WILL BE GIVEN BY A LICENSED HEARING AID HONORS REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERAN ~ Keith Ashley, Pomeroy S.A.R. president at the grave ol Revolutlonary War veteran Patrick Hanlon. Anyone who hu ~rt~tiiLI~ trouble hearlng:~~~;~~~~~~:~i~~~:=.::~~~~~~: to have • frn he~rlng telt to '"I coupon with you for your FREE only . plee11. COME IN FOR TEST �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Local news briefs... At 7 46 am Mlddlepmt squad wc~ s cai!Pd to Overbrook Cenle r for Mtldred Fow ler She was tran sporl!'d to Pleasant Valley Hospital At 10. 22 a m Mtddleporl was 1 ailed to Custer Street Mildred Milburn was taken from there to Vetetan s Memonal Hospit al At 10 45 a m . Rutla nd wa s di spatched to Meigs Mtne 2 for Ron Wa rnn gion who was ta ke n to Holzer Medical Center At 2 29 p m Porner ov wrntto AmP rlt·a r p Aud t rv Torr ence was taken to Veterans Memonal Ho s ptlal At~ J5 p m. Ru tland squad went to Woodyard Road fo r Buddv Kuhn Kuhn was By United Press International ~day after they were supposed to have left rain s howers we rf' fma lly dimmlshlng over nor theast Ohio Tuesday mormng But the weather system left u s mark. setting a IOI'. ·temperature record In Cinclnnatt and tymg anoth er In Columbu s. The rain lingered over the extreme northeast corner. and an urban and small -stream flood Mtddlf' pOI t squad wa s called lo South Fourt h Avenue at 2 41 Da vrd Har dwrck was transport ed to Vetera ns Memona l AI 2 4H p m . Mrdd leporl warm ng was In effect for a time tn Lake But the clear a t Ear ly was d tspa tched to Overbrook Ce nte1 f01 Marg<uPI ShPJtda n. who was taken to P leasant Va lley Hosprtal Tuppr•rs Plar ns squad went to Reedsvtlle a t li J2 p m f01 Wtlllam ( ongrm·e HP was ta ken to Ca md en Clark Memorral Hospri.J I Cheney... ___ pagt~ Con tmued flom 1 _____:__:::__ __ LT ISI S k£'¥ to the Mr dlte i ran ea n , al Counc tl tmposed har sh econom tc thoug h r-arlrer Mondav Iraq had a lr eady cu t ofl one of lhe sa n c twn ~ pipeltm's and r rduc Pd otl flO\\ zo ne ln \ PwY ork lhel' N Securr! v o~tml'd at press uring Saddam to r emovc hts foice s fr om nPtghbo r tn g Kuwatt, wh e n~ through the othrr becau se of wanmg demand he rn va d<'d T hursda y with up to 1()(1.01)] 11 oops a nd Instal led a Baghdad Rad ro, mon ttor ed tn Beu ut, repor ted that Saddam pr D\ ts Junal govc t nmPnt Sou r cPs tss ued a vP t\ed war ntn g to Bus h. sa rei dbout 7011 people we re ki lled 1n th (' l r d(JJ inv as lon lr ,rq rm a cted Its o il rtch neigh- telltng Jose ph Wrlson !he U S charge d'affaires m Hag hdad · Iraq ts ca pab le of prolerlrng ti s bo r J ft P J <.~cc us t ng It of over pro dur 1ng u11 and dn vmg down p r tel's In f(' rnallonal observrr s h c~ H ~a]([ Saddam S(' Jzrd Kuwa 1t In hOpf" of 1nfus1ng It aq s troubh•d ('( Onom\ wtt h li s nchE>s nght s and tn ter es t s wha tevPr lhP •1nd 111 .1n p ffo r I to appt>a sf' h rs r11l ll t .l l \ .., uppo 1 tr r s ,J ~ ,\ ] fJ ng \\llh lh P l Si.Jn CIIO il\ l ur kJ '> Il l'rt "·.trlt>nt l tH g ut Oz.J I tnlcl r\ f1 ( I I'll'\ to.., ton hl' \\ o uld h<~ l t l h£' flO H ll f o tl ' ht ough IW IJ Jr i.lqt pt~ ·l tn i'" lh 11 c 111 lhtough Tut Corre.·t ion \ugu'.t ~, obtt uat' o l \t•..t-,t' of Ra c tnC', thf' nam e of ont· of Mt Neas£' , :-, ur \ t\ tn g d au gh tl't" ~.~a s pt tnt!'d tncu tH'Ctl\ I't1 1 obttuar v should Tt' <HI J d ciU g hff' l , MI S (1a v td 1l1 om ,1 1 Sa v 1I' of RctL mr A lso. thr na mf' o f MI ~ f' d' f' .., aun r sho uld ha\ P bf'f> n pl lntPcl.t ..., ''M 1s ! ~ lmr n <-P Raf'r o l Hd t tnt • t•ont~>sl Namt• winnt•r : \\anda \ llltn g, Rutl<~ n d I s tht -.. wPrk s '~ tnnt t of llw A t t1u ncl fO Hn photo ICJi' nt t f tC<JIIOtl Sf' rt ('S Shr lu rr t·( tl \ a nd thP <-O untr v s readmrss to sac n f 1ce fm t h at cau sP ts unltm i!Pd · Plan tourne~ Bobb Loggmg \\ tll spon sot Men 's US SA Softball Tourn« mrnt at th r M1dcllt>po 11 PJ t k tilt s wer kend Entt \ ff'r t slibr1 a n dH~ o so ft balls F 01 fu r t hPr 1n f01 md !t o n tP<~m <... m.t \ co nt .1t' l Bill Cap<•har t ~'l! oIll! Manit'. ~4 2 cJ()J(J or i(Ogl·r tdr ntl ftt 'd tht huildtng ·" th a t ol T tgr t Ftlnf''s · She wt l l tt't P l\ f' l.Jndmdl k S~", QUI ( rnl t 'll ll td i ( h!I SI I1i d S l JI na m Pnt lr om H.1nk On P Cl d~l \ ~\f. LA ND 1 UP ·.., 1A tn nmg Lo tlf't \ • \\layn e Goodn rte, 93 , ol LciJlfl , d!l'd Monday , August 6, IYYO. at Holzer Mcd1cal Center tn Gai Hpolrs. OH : Born May 9, I R97 rn Nev. l!aven he was a son of the lal£ Wtlham H and Manah Arrn (Roush) G<xxlnrtc He was al so proccded rn dc:nh by three daughl!Crs, 11rclma Goodn rl£ , Anna l..oUJse Goodntrc and Vrrgtc K Goodnuc, two brothers and two srs ICfS . He was a coal mrncr SurviVIng arc hrs wrfc , Goldte V Goodmte of Lelart, four daughters Ve lma M RJchards of Allrance. OH, Wrnrfrcd V Clarke and Naom r F Young, both of Letart and Erma J. Wnght of Mason. five sons, Wrl llam W. of Tulsa, OK, Paul Howard of Mason, Junmtc D of New Haven, Jackie H of Alhance, OH and Roben S of Letart, a brother. Carl of Clark sburg, 30 grandc hrldren, 56 grcat gnmdc hrldren and two grcat-grcatgrlllldchr ldrc n Serv rcc wtll be held at I p.m Wednesday, Aug ust 8, 1990, at Foglesong Funeral Home w1th the Rev Rrcharct Bonds Krug officratrng Bunal wrll be rn Broad Run Cemetery Fnends may call at the fu neral ))orne from 7- 9 p m today Emory Rou~h NP v. " June h t~s 2~ R o u s h of bi•f' n rPC'P I\ (•<1 of th f' ~ ll rs I l !h A\ Pn uf'~o rt h d•·at h of Lmon 2'1\1 St Petrrs iJur g Fl a a nd tor !)'l ~rly of Nr w II a \ rn. W \a Mr Ro ush had br en a rrstdrn 1 nf Florid a Si nce J%1 : A veteran of V. nr ld War I I. he was a rPI!rf'd Wl' lder HP al tended lhr SI PPte rsburg Fi rs! t!hurch of the Na za rene : Surviving arr hi s wrf<• . the ilJrmer Anna Louise Ma rtin (<formerly of Syracuse 1. two 5ons, Arthur E 1Giadv s1 Rou sh rtf St Peter sburg and Thurma n W Roush of Rocheste r. Mlnn . Two daughters , Janet Loui se R.oush a nd Cheryl (Andy) El len berger, both of St Petersburg, a bter, Mlzlne Durst, Holden Beach. N.C; a brother , Willis Roush, Camano Isla nd , Wash ; !line grandchild ren and seven great -grandchildren . ~illiam Ferguson WiUJam Ray Ferguson, 53, of West Columbia, died Monday, August 6, 1990, at Pleasant Valley Hosptial. Born December 5, 1936 m West €olumbia. he was a Slilll of the late • to low bUs Crnrtnnali droppl'd to 52 break mg by ~ dl'gt e('S a I l'COI'd set In I'J57 Columbu s htl 51 tvtng a II wa s to be pa rt lv sun nv th ro ug ho ut th e da\ 1 uesda \. With some sc atterrd showPr s poss ib le ov e r th P nm th ern coun ll es Htghs Tuesdav and Wednes day were to be In lhe 70s ~< tl h lows Tuesday mght aga tn tn th e low Ia mid 50s Looktng ahead through Satur da v 11 wtll be fa n through the jlf'rtod " tt h hrg hs tn Ihe upper 70s to m td BUs dnd lows tn l hP m rd bOs to 60s lo~< Prl'k 3 Jtiq PICK I tt r kPt " diPs tot c~ l rd $1 21 !-i h l~ r-)o l.A. Jth a p d\ tJ f fdul' uf $1 Yl) J1lt -)o Pu·k - ~ COLUMBUS, Ohto tUPJ 1 Voters tn 54 Ohio school dtslrrcts will VISII th e11 pollmg places Tuesday to decide the outcome of r,9 schoo l lev ies and Jss urs at spectal elec tt ons " Most of the sc hoots pa rtlctpa t rng tn thts spec tal elect ton arc rcqueslmg addttJonal fund s for oppra t mg fi'X p P nsPs . sa td F r ank l in Walt e r. s taff' supf'ft n tendent of pu bllc m struc tton ·'Local suppml of our srllnuls t:-, nt>cessar \ to en su ,,. 1hoi I .d I hov ~ and gu ls tn O il to receivl' lhP LH.• st possth lf' f'duc.tllo n " At lci! s tl ~school d ts tn l ts hd \t ' , lf r e c~ d v monr\ ro l ontinuP oper at ron s. and mc1 m n l bur rowrd th em attPmpted if'v tes tn l\lla \ Charlc\ V and Eu la Mane (Wheeler) Fe rguson He was an clcctncran and belonged to IBEW umon of H unttngton Survrvrng arc three sons, Terry L . Greg A and Charles Ray. all of Wcs1 Columbta, a daughter, Rhonda A Sl!C wan of West Col umbta, four srstcrs, Mrs Wtlham (VIVIan) Fry of Ma<;On, Mrs Ralph (Jean) Sayre, Mc; Harmon (Ahce) Knapp, and Mrs Charles (Sandra) Hargmves, all of New Haven, three brothers, Russell V of Deltona, Fl.. Jerry C of Por m Pleasant and Jame s E of Rutland, OH: a spc<:tal fne nd. Mary A. Hoffman of West Columbra and seven grandchildren Servrcc will be held at I p m Thursday, August 9, 1990, at Foglesong Funeral Home wrth tl1c Rev George Hoschar offrcraung Bunal wt ll be m the Graham Cemetery Fnends mav call at the funeral home on WCdncsda y. August R from 6-9 p m Rohert St>t>li~ Funl'r rtl si' r \ H'L'S for H11hPI t Rrian SPt'I Jg '29 o f D1ckm son , Tr x£1s form er ly o f Pomcro\ . wh o dted Sa turd ay morning a! TPxa s Ctt y, Texas. wt ll be held a! 1 p m Thu rsdav at the Ewing Funera l Home The Re\ Kath e rrnr .J f(tlr v ~< til oflr ct a te a t th e servi ces and hunal wtll be tn Me tgs Mem ory ( , ar den s Mr Serltngdtrd as thPr es ul lo f in Ju t !PS suffPr r d tn an au tomo b tl{' acciden t tn D lckmsun Ht' 10. as l'mployed wtth Ja mes Da ' Jdso n Cons truclors of Di ckin son as a proj ecc t mwn ager and supervisor Born on March 23, 1961 at Ga llipolis. he was the son of Jack E Seelig, Starke. Fla . and Sue Ann Roush. Ru tland He was a member of Trinity Churc h, Pomeroy Besides his parenls he Is survived by hi s wife , Barbara Seelig, Dickinson. Tex as, a sis te r , Becky Branham, Patask la, a brother, Marty Seelig, Fort Lauderdale, Fla , a half-sister. Ci ndy Roush, Rutland, his grandmother, Dorothy Clark. Rock Springs; two nephews, Austin Seelig, Fort Lauderdale, Fla . and Aaron Branha m. Pa taskla, a nd a niece, Mindy Branham, Pataskla Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home Wednesday !rom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In Ueu ol !lowers. donations may be made to Tr in ity Churc h, Eas t Second St. , Pomeroy ltl SO'rbPan pL1n h ._)<.. lh( \ \-\,Ilk Th e University of Rio Gra nde Office of Continuing Education Is pleased to announce the appoint ment of Doug Draper, Eric Turner and Car la Shu ler as part -time faculty for its Metgs County off campus location The instructors will be teach tng comm unity college level lhL'\ 1 ft r ld s th ts V.Pt'k courses In business, eomm unir a Sd t urll,n Damp o..,oll..., ~tnd ..,, ,J,<HJ, dJI\ eno l tr m pr l dl urt '" tJ, n f' ]('d t o I TJ ( J ~ ' d ~r d ()( c_ U I J C ll( ( ., ol ph Y I i 1 p' h(' t d toot 10 1 tn o. , r)\bi · <~n ' r H rTil'I S ITid\ (' f\('O Uilft I O.., IJmf' \ t·llm'd ng J ncl dimi nish( d 't go r On thP i ' cll I\ mw nm g H Pdlh( r mJp h t,C h p l f'!-.S UIC ( Xll' ndrd f T(Jfll r·.r:-.1£'1 n ( 1n Jd,J to T Pxas lh1· h!J! h \\Ill mm r t •o~o.., t .tnd br t•nt t •Jt 'rl tl\t ' t Oh lO 'At fl nt•s rl.l\ c D av to n, Local Sehoul Dt s tnc t 1n 'It umbu l l Coun rv \\ rl l tr\ thP sa mr () bmllho f propP II \ ld X wh Jch la tlr d tn Me~\ Weather UPI South f<•ntru l Ohio Tonm ht m os. tl v clPal L ml ~lll to~)~) V\'md s nm th ,11 ound 10 mph 'A rdn rs d<l \, m os tlv sunm <I I Beat of the Bend ll rgh near kll Thursday through Saturday Fair Thu1 ~; da\ throu gh Satur del\ Hi g hs In thP uppr 1 70s to m1rt ~l s J.m, s 1n th r mtd ,..-HI' 10 lo \\ B} BOB HOEFLICH In .t n n ouJH 111 g .tt II\ tl tt •s .II the · Ohto S t J if' !· .itt \\h tr h v.Ti l (()Jl!illlll Ar r we mad '' Yo u bet Wf' a1 P Of course. we've learned to g el a ngry wit h re\\ P" on th P Homr '\ ur <.. ln g SP r\t Cr ;J t \rtf' ! .1 n s. M t' m or ta l Hoc; p!LJI v. tnch co n!lnuP s to _g 1m\ tn il'd P" pla c r d ,J nd bo und <....~~ rmph Js l <.. I " haven' t on k PPpmg Pf'O p lf' In thr n m~ n hOm f's for as Ion.£! .t s possl blp In .J uh l hr sr 1' 1f'(' v. h 1c h t:-. Wf' know 11 s eas wr o n our hr'<r lth to do it thai wav - but ts n' t It re a lly a IH•adcd b\ Mrs Clrz" lwth Smti h mad r !-{ t\ I 7.Jll hOm(' \ tsth I hi' to fltp your cork ' Th e otl compan res a re goug rng us at the gaso lme pumps and that' s Ju st exactly wha t 11 bOll s down to N o wav cou ld thr com pantes be a ffected bv am lnCJPase tn 0 11 pnces so eat 1\ a ftrr the 1nvasJO n of Kuwatt It s a lso re por ted that gasoltnr rr nPxl goc~ J fn t fh( ' :-. £'1 '1cr• 1.., ! 000 a nd v.i1h 111 r r rn p h c~.., t s Hlll' t (' 11 ,.., 1h .t l o, hou lrl lw lOT th1 ·om tn g .., oon A \Hll ril o 1hf' w i o,t' l l \ u u do \' .1 n 11o " ~ h 1h tl tn np1 •n 1ornpl'1 T1H Jn 1'\i'nt s .11 th1• Mi•tg s F.111 thl'n vou rnu .., t t(' g ts1l' r thJ s WPt'k Thef.w bo t. lld ( ou n l\ serve s In thr na t to n ar P at an a l l olf rcc on th l' Rock Sprrn gs Fa 1rg round s v. 1t I b(• opr n f r om 10 lime htgh am Hov.e VP I . the otl cornpd n tt:•s wh ich are no tonou s for 011 spill s darnagmg ou1 waterway s and wil dlife - don t hestlta tr to sock cl n d Frtda\ tt to u s Frankl y wh tle I lhm k tha i wh ile Geo rgr Is mu lltng ove r ,rll w tll JU<; t not bP ,\l'f(•p lf' £1 <1f1 Pr lht df•a dlinP \~ hlf h ,., I p m ~ Ti rl d \ of thr a lt er nattv (•s a bout w ha t tu do about Iraq he ought to llr mu lltng over Whd t to do aboul thr otl compan tes who shake us b\ the co llar at the drop of a hal Of co urs e. ne ll her GeorgP nor r o n g ress ha s to be conrer nPfl dhout the sharp tn c i Pa st:• In gasohm• p11ces at the pump Alll'r dil we re paytng for the1r gaso l1ne as wr l l as ou r ow n - so don't cou nt on a lot of supporl therr Howev er. no one can te l l me that George Bush as th e chief execo li ve of the nation co ul dn t drop a wo rd 10. hlch would effec lt, el y d iscourage !he oil compantes In their greed and the u nfat r a dv an Iage their taki ng of !he Amer tcan public I guess thr polttrcrans frr l that gouging us - and krcp rrr mmd WP a t e the Amert ean publ tt - Is okay -a fter al l, they do 11 all !he trme - why not the otl cum panics '' The tron lc part of It a ll, Is th a t the Arab countri es appear to be unperturbed about thr enure Kuwait slt uat ton But we 're the nng leader of the di sturbed lnclde nlatly, whatever happened to all of tha t e ffor t we were going to put forth a few years back In developing our own o il resources? I'm warming up to that rcvolu tlon Idea, aren' t you" Meanwhile back at the ranch , units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service answered 218 calls during July, Service Director Bob Byer reports. Runs made by the var ious units making up the service Include Co lumbia, 4; Middleport, 39, Pomeroy, 74; Racine, 31; Rutland. 33; Syracuse, 23, a nd Tuppers Plains, 14 There were 111 patients taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 33 to the Holzer Medical Center: 13 to Pleasant Valley Hospital, and 16 to other hospitals as a result ol the 218 runs. In addition, transfer runs tolaled 84 tor the month and there were fi ve Lllefltght run s during July . Along the same line Is a report lhillli L: Il \tl f.! 111 li '(Jl i':-, (' llfdll\1 ( 1 111p i llH llh (I th e m.tn \ l (j(_ c~ l pil / c • •., rn n l '"~~h 1 h ,l \ ( ' .tn l! pj)(I J ! Uil l l \ tn I Olll(JI I I lh t• ... t.t l (' l dll Slw ... 11d 1, 1111 t ht· {lhHI S l.tlt ' I .t it h,t'- ,!1\'> t\., o! tt •t('d ,1 \\ H it · \ ctiitt \ o l t• n tt ·I t. t l ll llllf1 1 fo r pt'I>(J if' ol dil .Jgt•s, Jnd Ill I" \I H\ thl' V.d\ up on I l10 (J( ' \ OU (JI ( kPd thl' .IT1H IP over thP v..rl' ke nd t !'p o r t tn ~ t hat ouT ~r crr t Se t \' ICI' - .11 quttr a los t d al no t hd\ P ct good hc:lll d iP on n.u ss1<1 fo r .. n umbf't ot,ra l s dncl as ~1 rcs ul! o u 1 gO \Prn mrnt off tc ta l s u. r 1r s u1 p1 f' ('d ds Co m muni sm began go m ~-: d o wn th f' tube Appar ent!\ Russtan s had gtvPn up savm g th e~ I Hould bu1 \ us a numbe t of \f' dl s o~ go and'W r d tdn' t e ven kn m\ 1hr>\ 'd d Jd ng( •d 1hl'll 1\o v.' mlnds ll'VO JUI I U!l d Tld <~bo ut V. hiJlo tha i \ UU think 11 O\ Pr do kPr p s mtlln g \n o~dd1 d \\ til lw ,tl It 1hP M o un! J i n l up (, o<... pt I Srng l'r ~ .tn d ( uun t t \ Hh'ml B. tnd I ntl' l t. Hnm r nt gf'h undt r v. ,t\ .tl ';\O p rn ( tu·"'ll ' r l't)\-\.n .. lllp Trustl•t•"' l )H • ( ht '" '"' l'cn.1. n shtp I r li S I( t':-. \\til m P!' l Mo nd.1 \ " ' 7 .11 p rn at !h r t m~ n h e~ II Organu.atio na l M t• t•ling 'I h Prr v. t il br a n 0 1g an 11 d t 10 n.tl mrr !m g for all ho\s tntrT t's ll'cltn pl.r" ng i t h .r nd Ht h gr adf'foo lb.t II c~t ! 11(' S 1a d1 u 111 Ill a t h lO p m Ht g h V Il lagP Cu un ( tl \\ Il l mPP I 1n s pec ial S (' ~s wn un M on da\ at i \0 p m a t Po mi' <O\ \'tlld gc ll a ll t)) )1 lllg \\ ,tl) "t 1\II ITI\ )J ltH • 'llt 1 111,..: '' 1 11 )I jl l lt '..1 1 1J! t!J l ht FOR.6ET "'1 7201 Nutrition post filled The Buckeye Hills Hockrng Valley Reg rona l Developme nt Dis tr tcl s Area Agency on Agrng "'-'il l soon havt:' a new nu tritiOn experten cr has been cafe teria ma n a gl~r for the Umversll y of John tJa ck) Kauff of Park Drive, Pt Pleasant, has been chosen by Gene Rouscu lp pres I dent of the I 200-member Olrlo Soc iety Sons of lhe Amerrca n Revolut1 on , as the new sou thea s1 dtstrlct charrm a n of the Ohro Societ y Kautf rep lac es KPt lh Ashle\ of Rock Springs Kaufl's dulles tnr lucle over se c tng the activll res of thechapteJS I n hi s dl stnct as well as m stt tu t lng new chapters Ka u!f ts a member of Ew rngs Chapter SAR headquane red tn Pome<roy where he serves as vice preslden t C1nctnn"li Hospital McM.Iflnrs , a reg istered dletl ctan since 1965 received a from Ohto Un lverslty tn 1964 , and a mdster s of business adminls tralron from OU In 1984 The agency s position of nurrt ! tun cuordtna tor oversees agencv contract s for provi siOn of co ngrega te a nd home llell verrd mea ls rn an eight county area tnc ludrng Me1gs The work mcl udes menu developm ent. advtslng and mont loring the stx k li chens a nd twel ve satel lit e stt es and can mvol ve krtchen destgn or meet rng w1th Individual clients The Wildwood Ga r den Club 's a nnual ptcntc was he ld recently at the home of Jua nita Will Hilda Yeauger had grace be tore the meal Following the meal. Hetdt Elberleld present ed Mrs V.lll a decora ted cake In observance of her brrthday Kalh ryn Miller conducted lhe bu siness meetrng and Mr s Yeauger had devotions reading fr om the Uppe r Room. I Samuel 12 23 followed bj a prayer For roll ca ll members named vegeta bl es least used An mvtrallon from th e garden cl ub at Gall tpolls Developmental Cente r was read to attend the annual ptcnlc there Pau l me Eynon, Do r is Grueser. Dorot hy Smith , and Janet Theiss ~<ere put In c harge of planning th e new year book s F'01 the progr am. even·onp . brough t an a r ti cle or hlnl thPy · hav e used th r ough th e y ears Mrs Will conduc ted a gam<• w1th everyone gues sing the var lous flower s an d trees tn h er yard Prizes went to Nancy. Cla rk, Connie Collins and Bett y · Milhoan For the a n angement of the' month , Juantt a Wil l had an arra ngement for the pi cnic table fea tu ring blue salvia and vanous zlnnas In a ston e jar She also had one with Queen Anne' s lace and orange bu ltterfly weed In stone · c1 oc k For th e flow e r s how al next" mont h s meet ing. Eve lyn Hollon pas sed to each member a theme they could use per ta ming to their fl ower arrangeme nt Gu es ts at th e meeting wer~ Nanc} Clark. Connre Collms . Chung and Bet tv Th e rss Rutland Street Festival set bachrlm ' s d egree in dietetic s • The second Rutland Street Festival will be held Sepl 1 from 10 a m to dar k There Will be a fi sh fry. games. craft s door p r iZe s and enter l atnmPnt Tables are a va rlable for $5 each fOI anyon f' lnteie sted 1n selling cr aft s Mustc will b<• provtded bv th e Blue Jean Spec ial Ba nd There will a lso b e a c logg rng dpmonstratwn A pri nce and princess rontP st for ages 3 to 7 and a krng and queen contes t for ages 8 to 12 wJJJ be held ThP frrp departmenl JUxlli aiy '.\-til furnt sh ron1amer s A pet show wi ll be held for kids, a ges I tu 12 wrth pnz es aw ard ed l o fn st .set·ond. and third To teservP a table or to p!('ff'glstel fo t th f' prtnrf' and pn ncess, ktng and qur en con tes t or the pel sho"'. call Joa n Sl ewa r t a! 742 2421 , or Ktmber ly Willford " ' 742 2101 Th e event ts be tng sponsor<>d bv th e Rutland F'u e Depart men I a nd Lad les Au xrlta r y • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace II l11 tJ.t i!1t t1 . t lld IJ!J d t I 1/ld !I I II I ilrilditll fl. I, ' " ' ' \" ! ' M c oq ~ podl tl , , '" ' I1 ~ ul l o tO lor l!at:t1 d ary ,H ~I!J>• • •It ;Hh •,u olt\ Ctu tnl tur ••l h 11•11 d " ' ,,,t\1 li >C<' GIV t'dW .. V onrl f " ""ol "'h undt"f 1.., ""'"''h wt ll ht 'J !"""' lmt ly~n tH> I~ " ~ ' 1! So •I <>t 1 ·~ riO I Ot"\~t i ii \ IIJI, lur l' flll< ~ .oh o ' l o" l d oi\ IHIJ ( 1,., ll.t ... ht l !l 1111' 1\ 0, ( JV•lll' d lll \) t IJ-: '- ( 11U1ll\ f' II JIJci ' l (ltU 1)111\t !Hit\ \ l t Ud l ! l lld 1 ] 11 l\ltd d !t '\.rnt \ rr1tl )1 ni I! LJ ih<111 ) \t )J)!ll ~- It t '"' ' 1\, \, \IIIPOil'o\ t••1•il l' r ( till it• " '' ul\ $06- 71111 I hoi. >Ill fi ll- Ill()/] i I 011 ~-; 1)0 Mo•dhlmtrn mo I& ' ll• llt r ' lhs lC 00- t \I Ill\ 100.~0 H"' Ki itO. I II i Oil :MlO 700 \1)'. 100-l ,. lt ol!>lt f•ln Sll'f'r " ,wrtllull .. ~~ Ull-90 fl(] li'7 Ill~ ifl :\O(~K()() li ! nn Kt tKI ~1-:'t'l !HI ll ul• ht•r llull (I IIIII!'" fi ! ~~ 00-64 no 511 111 1i ! :)(] I""'' r llfl hal ( tl \ ,.., (hoi" flrl ll ll fl! 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" " Chi1SICI 5 76 IJJ App11 9 9/ h ~hlfU Mu11i!!JI)I"' G J LOJ $1 i\ 11 1.1 I uund Yiitd Salo•( p.t 111u t ""'ot"UI H Pu hlo L S ;~ l 1• I\ A.,,' "·-"' Wanlto"d t o l:l " 1 ]) ] I J !:> If, 9!!5 11 I7 1) Ht~IIJ 14 llu\1!\ e:!.~ '' '"' "' "I l!J So.; toooh tl. ln ~ l • uo 1""' 11:) 17 l f! ll ~ oJ,. , Ji ,.,. -.ll~ hl W .u1lof1I"O" ~ () ) l "'"''"" 6~ S t~t>(ll\.f,l l tl"l ' h4 Hay II. (,, .. n W antt!<l S1t.Ja hon VY1111IOO f u r n , t< l 44 ~ '""'~ loo R~••t 1\j.r.U\IIIo·•H lor flo H I 4~ fuo n < ~ hl'<l 46 S p~ c c 48 49 l n ~ ,lfilll C ~ Trans ortation l u o R t:n l H orne~ Mubtl e 47 RtHJ< " ' too R t' lll W;onlutl tu RoJnl fq ,.• pm ~nl l or Ao F u rle.e< I I At!lll\ t o r S ttlt II II V m ~ fi.4WI) , 74 Moll I~ Hr"h & Mu1 11 r ~ t.,, S,,l Atlltl P,lf h II. II <, ~~~ur 1~ Aulu R o p <II ~ ~] Huu5¥t1u ld G u o U~ Spo11 1n g Goods Antoq'"'" W~lllt • tl l i l0 u 52 ~4 M•~ c !:. '> ~,1lo 1<"1' " l / l ~6 11 ll <~ ~ lfi~~OI>tW•twutv ~1 Mu ~ •c <t l }J M <J il •"f I n l n Jn ~8 ~r w i S }] Po u l c:;~,.um o~l S~ • ~·co~ M .. ~" " '>9 C .11~>111nq {(IIII~H' " " '' I ':I C "" P"'" & Mu l l'' Huu" ' H 1 H1 Ill ~ lillj!I IIVI '• Ilt.'Ol \ , 10 r rumt. '" I II. Ito "' " " 1 t " N.tl tl > 1 I It 11 ,, 111t'. f!o '""'~''! "' " Services S ppl..,,, 1\. \Jo foo S,tlo o• lf [ V l l~ IH M~ro t•,•• ll h ~ o 8 o ol tlo "q Pt t~ lo r lou Ck \ lflf S olo 16 nl Merchandise IV & CB R ' l"' " M1 U: ul1o1 1 1 ~11 > c ... ~ , New Hd ~ •" I Ul d <l Bult.lll u F;umlct"'Jm H•IIt h 1 I;Qil£111 Pl 1 .Co ol <II J Hi! A II ~ G .,,~.tl H ot 11 mq lifo M u l.. l o 11 t,.l l< n, p .,, Hl Upll;~b l• • Y <> h \ P~ <Il! l us lr ~d , Business Services BULLETIN BOARD BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 4:30P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATIOI'I Howard l. Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters AVON TO BUY OR TO SELL lin ~ .., t !O t"'OII"" I ' IR"" hy It t .u1 992-7180 Top 1'11)!.1'' t'or .. r tit~· /o//ol<'lll)!. f<•lt'l'horll' r·ldliiiiJ!.I'' ltlt• O.uly So•,.t m ..C l~ • t_:,ud uu\1 01141 ftl.ltti: n Free Gift w1th S1gn-up Sk1n -So-Soft Available 100-IKJillh-. (ll ~ ~ G~~~-~v Ha ptlV Ad ~ J( I" ol• \f•· dlu m dnwn IIi 4 li u n o t·~ l u o Sat r. Mulod o 1 1 t ul1u ~ '' " ~ ol 1 f.;r m~ lo1 S a l 1 llu ~ • ll""'' Ruolol " 'I ~ Lul~ & Acfl•aq, H tr. ol I s l ~tt., Wd1t~d J1 Jl 4] 1 utt•r ~11 rlnl(l r ( uv.., r: ~ II() 1>110 ()/I t IIV. f all 111111 i ~HOU II ~Itl( l l\1h' I ti1o., l fi '1ll4i Hu h hr>r llo ''" Ann o u ~.: ~m'"'' ~ ()fl ( .tlllll't f ulll'r I IIi( h i v.l'i li( hl (uv. Jtra d 1 1 o v. ~ 10 00-dov.n lli•tl•·r•11• • U(ll11 lu Mt'n>ur~ 1 1111 100-1 I' lhs t\u!i hPr I nv.,. [ ' I IIII I! '" I Ii 0() ~ 6 ~~ C• r d o l Thdnk ~ \t II 'llilt~ l l ~ (l(l Ill ,,, Mt' lllUII""" I ~U N O AY t()j}.~ll~!» ~ 50- 300 I ? 4 1 47 H ... p p ~ Ado y ,,.LI ~.oh ' Farm Supplies & Livestock Real Estate ln '> l d~ ,,d ''" " "' pdpt •f\ C til lu lult ] 0 0 JJ "' ('llf'Y {ll AOI I NI MONOA't' PAl-'~ fl 1\ J! S DAV PAPlA W I ON f S Ot\Y P A.P t A I HlJR!:.DAY PAI'lA t HlllAV PAP I H \1<11.., 'TO( lut\ .!)! ICI 'iH Announcemenls 'J IJtlbli C,.t\1011 I ll tlt <Jkt' l IHft!LIIt!ll ...,\ I II il "'l Liveslo<'k rqtorl 42 60 R•t~ otr(! lo o (Onwo;u lo ~~ run~ hr ukt n >~D d..,.~ w•ll \Jc 1 r1aoq ed G,ttl<,l o r M_,so rt CUUflll!!"; on oo> l bo prt< I ud u l lh ttlk o !llll l l i f t 20 30 S4 00 S6 00 S9 00 $ 13 00 $ 1 30 day " " ' t ''·'I' ~ '' n u c harlt ~ l'"l • u l .ul lot ,. It C JI.III,. I I~ I tH~ " <illu l<lt 1'",.-, ul .1o l ruo l ol ,f'l' ,ollt t \ 15 15 15 15 15 1 3 6 011et 1 5 W o rds Rat.• Words Oay s 1 0 11\11 ~ !l it lll lJI I I] Ill \\ 1 '-11 11 1~ 1 1111 [I ( l hr ltrr \\ill l11 11p1 nd.ill \ It 11T11 1 1 I Ill U!l[J\ J) p fl l \ dllll ""/1111 I'. \h l il t .l dU ]t " \ l ttJ I I lltl dt t !1 .1 )' 1''-. IM~~ H 011-YI Iltl Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting PEPSI MACHINES Placed 1n your bustness You re cetve a 10%co mmt sston on ever ylhmg so ld lnslallalr on and ser vtce provtded al no cosl to you Ca ll 992 2554-Boyer Vendtn g FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 8790-tmo When you quat1fy as a preferred r11k lor State Auto Compantes' spec•al ~.1edaltst Auto Pohcy your ra t q won I go up wtth your ftrst A dcTrf'f' of dJ sso lutt on hc1s been grantr d tn jV1 c i~ ~ Co unt v Unlike l lmtl ar pohct&t that requ~re three years of policy ownership the Medalist allows the exemption Common Pl eas Cou r t 10 Willi a m I( Capehar!. J r "nd Ca ndy K Cape hart A dt vo rce has been granted to Paulrne Bowla nd fr om .loscph R Bowland Hospital news Tor RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE 949·2100 RACINE, OHIO MASTEOCAA D - VISA - GOLDEN BUCKEYE Public Notice ar& to be mcluded m the b1d All proposal a are to be ac co mpamed by a btd aecurity m the form of a 100% 81d Bond co mptyrng with Sac tion 153 671 o1 the Ohio Rev11ed Code, or a Cashter' 1 Check. Certified Ctteck, or COUNTRY MOBILE HOME PARK •Mob1le Homo P.aru •Mobile Homtt RPr.tals •Lot· Rentals 992·7479 II. 33 North ol Pomeroy, Ohio t ll 88-Hn Compan1es sum or aum s b1d Upon award of com ract , 100% Bonds submrtted bv successful b1dder must automarlcelty convert to a Performenct~. labor and Material Payment Bond given in the name of the Village of Syra- cuse in a spectfic amount Call us about th11 car maurance breakthrough for aafe drrvera 8qUaHo 100% oftheC ontract wm No bidder may withdraw Public Notice Stu· 32' 0" long by 40 '0" Sealed propoNII will be wldo by 14' 0'' aovo height ffomlng· Rigid fnmo received by the Council of Loodingt 26 P S F. roof th e Village of Syracutl In thetr office, Syracu• Mun - ttno load, 90 M .P H. wind NOTICE TO BIDDERS 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 ~~e SPECIAL INSURANCE PRODUCTS fOR SPECIAl PEOPLE ocopol Bulllng, Third St .. Syracuse, Ohio, 48779 until 12 noon on Augu.t 21. 1990 end opened and read aloud at 2 p. m A-ot 21 . 1990, for tho flnnlohiag of materiel•. ptrfor.n4na ...or. etc for lht foiiOWI"I projects. · ADDITION TO SYIIACUS! FIRE DEPT BUtLDtNO SPECIFICATIONS· load Roof: 28 '9•· metal pacnel• to match IJiistlng. Wollo : Motoh ••lotloog Vorc., '"'don ln1111otad ponolt No VP1 02. llo· u• u lotlftt lll<f w.. ptlloio. F....: t" .,.,..,.... 3100 P.S.I. etrtllflh, rolnfofcod wMh 8 go. wlro moo h. '-litton: I " vinyl toted tn roor. SER~ICE We can repair and re · core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tonks. PAT' HILL FOlD BISSEll & BURKE CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare Free Estimates 985·4473 667 ·6179 Il l 90IIn USED APPLIANCES 90 DAY WARIANTT WASHER 5- SIOO up OR!ER5-169 up REFRIGERA TOR 5-1100 up · RANGES -Gas Elec - 1115 up fREEZERS-1!21 up MICRO OVENS- 179 up KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-SJJS or 98S -3Sbl Auon From Post Office POMEROY, OHIO t0/ l01'89iln SHRUB & TREE TRIM and REMOVAl 'LIGHT HAULING ' FIREWOOD BILL SLACK 992-2269 USED RAILROAD nES 61290nn Public Notice Overload 12'0"•12' 0" doora· 2 flborgleo s dooFI whh electric opera· tor• by Clopty Door Co Of' equal W.. ll doore·: lnttaNed new 3070 H .M door In new end woN. Aolocote Plltln' door Plumblltg: 2'0' d'O" tiHCII drllin lltlw- boyo. Elocwle! lly ... ,...._ Plena on4 """""'· Buc- -fut lrWdor ..... , ....... ......... 101 of lluldint .... lftd · - .,. provo! of - · AW n _ . •rv permits ond pennil- thetr bid withm 60 day utter the ectual date of the open R. L. HOLLON tRUCKING Is Your Roof Ready For Another Year of Ice and Snow? Now's The Time to Frnd Out . CHESTER, OHIO CALl JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION •GRAVEL •LIMESTONE •FILL DIRT •ANYTHING AT All 992 ·2196 Middleport , Ohio I 13-tfc 985-4422 PLUMBING & HEATING BISSELL BUILDERS letter of Credtt properly se· cured m the amount of not leu than 1 0 % of t he total R GIGANTIC AUGUST "SALE" NOW GOING ON! YOU'LL FIND SAYINGS ON MEN'S & WOMEN'S CLOTHING WITH BARGAINS Get You r TICkeiS rn Advance A~o lhe Addtson Club offers Lad 1es Ntgh t Wednesday, Thursday. Fnday & Saturday Plus Games Pmes & Entertammenl dahst Auto Pohcy 1rom Stllte Auto Wtl ltam Disc harges La va ry The Medah:sl recogn1us the older sater dnver w1th tubslant 1al rate an d redu cttonaand broad« co\l&t· aye Rate reduct to n a begm 01 early as age 26 and are part1culerfy at · traci !Ve for the 45 to 64 yea r old If you have a ufe drrvmg record AdmiS ston s - Sha ron Ro seb 1\udrey tmmedlatelv ln aur11n ce ARE JUMPING ADDISON CLUB Look Out Lad1es, the hottest n1ght club 1n Galhpol1s, Ohto welcomes the International Calendar Men All Male Revue Aug 8. 1990 see JU n how low vour car tnaur: ance prem1um ca n be wnh the Me- Veterans Mt•rnorlal e 1ry . Pom pr oy, rf' nce, Pomerov VERY NlC[ LARGE HOME ON APPROX 3'l ACfWi- 4 1!1! 3 bat~ 2 gO' ages. rented 1 BR apa~ment Property rndudes pond approx 4 800 sq « lar m ~dg and moble home A real bar!iilrn at $89 900 CALL 614 -992 -7104 fOR APPT ACCIDENT acc•dent WANT ADS FOR SALE IN RACINE WE'LL OVERLOOK YOUR FIRST To end marriages "Prlc11 Slashed ta N1ar Whol1sale" 31D SliEEY obt a tned from the Office of Contmutng Education, Unlver sllj of Rio Grande, Box 878, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. or by cal ling 24o> 535,!, extension 325 The toll frr•r• number rn Ohio Is 1 800 282 coordinator Cv nthla McMannis jorned th e staff th1s Y.. eek Her most rPeent Kauff chosen SA R director Monthly PubliC Notice o~N7: PV(' nmgs Furthl::'r tn fo rmatton on the evenmg off c ampus c lasses and reg1str <~I 1on mrormatwn may be Mrt gs .JuntO ! I11 g h Schoo l on hu rsrlc~ \ Po mr ro\ :2X% Wildwood Garden RATES TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992 -2 15 b MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M. unt1l NOON SATURDAY <LOS ED SUNDAY 11' f I I I ~ ]( (JI\!11/ [ i '-)1) ! 1/l t S I I It I\ I' . ! IIIII - h('[d on FT lcl <L\ Ill ~ !\ cHI !l{ t h l LI "' UJ I S, Tf ur rl ,r\. d ut I D fJm il \ r f•un tnn sr hr clulm g I ntt 11.11!1 rn f' n1 \.\I l l 1nrlud~ l t· JI\ Jl0\.1.(' [1 M td d lP(JOI t Am El ect nc P o wf'r lt H tH ·t l l.ti!J~l lll ! lrh Ill 11 1 1~11<... 11 111111 \ ll l ll , tn l \ \J m lct /1'- ;\l]t /II I JIJ,J) lrc • nd ~ Pomeroy fount:rl AT&T 3~ ''" Ashland Or I JO ), Bob Evans 13% 9<~ Charming Shoppes Ci ty Holding Co 15 Federal Mogul 16'1, Goodyear T &R . 25 Key Cen turion 12!1, Lands ' End 14Y,. Limited Inc . 19\ir Multimedia Inc 60\1, Rax Restaurant s 1% Robbins & Myers 19~, Shoney's Inc 13l\r Star Bank 18 Wendy's Inti 5% Worthington Ind . 22 % (Wendy's Is ex dividend today) tl l i I" 1ht \ 1 II "' !.t il E nt t'ftatnmt·nt H.Trt nf' S tar Mtll P.n k s t'\t•n 1n g of f 11' ' ' 1·n 1t' L 1,,, n n u n1 H tl I bt .t nd Thursday Page 7 l ' 11 I I 11 Jil " ILH' Inl ' lu nwr Dally stock prrccs (As ol 10:30 a.m.) Bryce a nd Mark Smltlr of Blunt, Ell is & Locwl ( 111!'1 11\1 Unable to at lend due to rllness. but providing I he birthday cake, were Raymond and Ma rtl yn Holliday. San Dr ego , Call! · Classi tl. i tl\ \\t Jlt ) , .., 11111 1/l ).: p t~ I 11h , ....,. :-ilt•tteh Rut t ho r ( 111 ~ 0.., 1, .uh Mt•dlum rnurll I & I "ilror ' !~ l :mil ths 'I ~ fHII IJ announcemt•nto; 11 li lt Descendants of Wallace and Hattie Holliday gathered recen tly at the home of Diane Holliday Young, Pomeroy , tor a picnic A total of 31 people were presenl to honor the birthdays of brothers, John and Eugen~ Holll· day Thr fa mily also honored the birthday of Avanel Hollida y Present were John Holliday , Dexter, Freda Smith. Albany, Kenneth and Norma Ga ll Wil cox; Rober t and Avane I Holli day, Dexter, Gary, Ren~. and Ashley Wilcox, Vinton, Floyd and Diane Holliday, Hillsboro; David a nd Sherr! Wilcox, Rick, Darla and Michael Wrlltamson, a nd Edlt h Ta lbert . Wilkesville E ugene a nd Fonte II Holliday . Charles ton, W Va.; Danny and Glady s Holliday, Kenneth , Sher rl. and Ashley Holliday VIck i, .Jamie. and Biller Tucker. and Rick Holliday. all of Le banon, Diane. Renee, and Ml· chelle Young, Pomeroy . t 'M Mt>i~ I Stocks Jim Palmer, a rlghi -ha nded prteher, were e nshrined as the 205th and 206th members 11 , .., f •ptJun S ilO \\ " d l till • gt tnci s. T. Jnr! tnr l ud i· I ht s r rl lt 1 Ht n1lw r-. I ngtliH· t 1 !l um p('! d tnK Don n\ 0o..,J1lii/HI ){ I I l l.;.p(•f'dv..tg nn o~ m l V\ il l\( '!'hnn I ~l P n thi' lt '..., lt tJtl d ld :\1t Dt1 n.ild dilcl hi" m,q~ H '- )ltJ\\ LJHI lht J1 (' il.L g t' J\1Uid111 ~ lflj I lu11Jt '> t\ I Od PO f hdrllp l() !l '-h tp I I U( J.: .r nd tr .t t l ot pul l., f uli' <~I 1 '-.., ll m\ ., J) \i ) !\ (' '- lOt 1\ o,c~ il (It I h oiJTl ~)\'1 /h 1111 .r nd T. lll "' '- lltl\~ t llh tl lt 1hilt l{( •p M.t l \ 1\bt l 1 D - \ lilt n o, nntrd ltid l 11 S.l llll(' o, Jt ll 1' 1' 1\1 '\ l ll gli dtl' fl h In Ih 1 '-1.11 1 "o.., LJI CI "" J, li l' ll ! I 11\ II Dll rtl l ' lll lrld lfl\ ( '111 01., C omrnP ni Jng 1111 r !11 \ 11'IJ-: ~ (\l Ull! \ f Ill \ U)..: !1 - \'1 1111 dl t oll ~o ( ! 1•1., to .J p m on bo th ·r hu r sda \ Pol tc trs of th !' f. u r boar d IC'qu1 re \ OU to H 'g !<...l( ' l th lS Wf'fk and v ou gom g 1o tw uut of lu ck tf vou do n t grt logg ,•d tn E nt nrs Morgan, a second baseman, and Local fair winnt·r~ are complimc·nlt·d bOs Oil companies are • • gougmg us agam sr rvP \\ Er\THEn M \I' - Sh<nH'I ~ and tluuult'r ~ tollll"' "til cunttnu1· .\lun g tht• F.: a!<~ I ( u.l!'l( ,L.., .t cold front muH"' ,JO\\ 1.\ tnlo lttc· \ttultl<' tltgh prPss un· v.lll dom inai P tlu· c i'ntr.tl l s " rOt trn ... c•,t..,on,thh < onl tt•mpt' r.ttun·~ through tlrt> (rrt•,d l .. tkt'"' and()IJIO \.lilt·\ .Lrt '.L'"' St atlt•n•d Umnd l'rsturrn.., an• lrk(•l' 111 ..,outtu·1n \rlltHI .t .md ( aiHnrn1.1 ( l 'PI) t:xh·ndl•d Fortolast wherf' By United Press International ·It was li ke a time capsule 1 looked over and saw Billy Willia ms, a nd Willie Starge ll, and Ted Williams a nd Char ley Gehringer The enti re his tory of baseba ll was In that room las t n ig ht. a nd I'm just as pleased as can be to take my place with them . I m always going to have trouble saying Mays. Musial and Morgan tn the same breath This Is what basebal l is all about, wear~ very luckv .. - Baseball Hall of Fame Inductee Joe Morga n. speak ing to a crowded a uditorium In Cooperstown Ce ntral School Oth er la t gl' IPVIf'' o n thr bal lot .u r H q mtll s tn fpfff' r son1m\n shtp loc a l Scho(] l D1 s tr Il 1 a nd l i mtlls 1n M ad R 1v P1 I ord l Sc hool D ts tri r t , both of wh R h lllf' a lso 1n Montgome1v Co unt\ kn010. how or where Io begin Classes scheduled for Me igs High School include lntruduclron to Business, taught by Doug Draper, on Mondays Draper wil l also Instruct fntruducllon to Marketing on TuPsd«y evPnings Carla Shuler will be teaching Math Review, meetrng on Tues days and Thu1 sdays and Errc Turner will be teac hmg F und a mentllls of Comm untcatlon on Holliday family reunion held Quote of the Day Mav Wea thersfte ld taking classes from loc al instructors All courses are tully accredited and coun t towards various general education requirements and degrees Kingsley Meyer dean of the Contlnulng Education office, believes this extension of the university's cred it program open s up many possibiliti es fo r persons who want to get sta r ted on their college studies but do not Itons a nd mathematics at Meigs Htgh Sc hool As part of t he university 's community college program , entr y lev pi courses are now being laugh! oil-campus during the eveni ng hours. Non-traditional and work lng people ca n work tow a rds a co llege degree by pr rcent mco m e tax lev' failed tn withou t s uccess t rmpta tto n $HH \tll was l1kelv Tu esd a\ \\hi I(' 0 ~ 1..., P)<( pPri Pd Wedn esd a\ Sp t <IYJn g co ndii! Ons V.. l' t l' to b(' marg tnal I ur sdd \ but light v..t nd s \A,.pdnl'sd d\ sho uld J lJO\\ .J It'turn to srr.J v tn g du111 •s Except fu t sO rT\(' m odf'rJtP tn hl'av y d<-•w 1h1• n rx 1 fpv. mm n tngs f ields wt ll null'n<-uu ntC'r am J ddtltonal mot stuH' t ht ou g h Sdt u tda)' as sk ies \\ tl l tJP Jdtn f rP( ' ThPre wi ll be d o.; lt ~ ht v.d r rnmg I! Pnd a s th<• Wl'P k progrls se <.. v... hu_h o.,; h n uld tmpt m E' C L Op The Daily Sentanel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohto 3 to teach RG courses at off-campus location lollov.tng ti ( f'll l ( Or I ~\t •a tl H' I H1 g ho, o, ll o ultl tH tn lh i l m~ t o mtd ~O s 1)\ I r 1lJ<~ \ a net g r o '.l.th Fifty-four school districts to vote on levies today in Ohio 2 ~> o l P IC!\ 1 lt l kPl -.; a irs rol dlt.'d $2 lX 111 2 'tl "rl h a pJ\Off du C' uf ~ 1111 •!Ill ( ard!'\ Ft \ t ol ht'dl ' ' J .J (_ k ul 1 l ubo.., Quet'n o f dta m u nds TP n of s padps C;:u ds ttck('l s.drs totJ il'd $Jl1K- RX V.. lth d !Jd VOlf dUi' of Sun shm f' wt ll be sltgh! l¥ mort a bundant V.. r dnt>sd a\ . wll1ch should ImplO\ P d1 \tln g Id les On ly 0 15 mc hes of r' a pora llon reeo Jd sc 1 on thf' same d<.t l P number s -Area deaths - - - - \V aynt· (;oodn ight the 50s In D! Strlr t , It - Mon OhiO w er e and Ashtabula counties skies !mally sta r ted to mld -mormng morn ing temprraturrs The Ia rges t real es ta te tax le\\ ts lb m tlls tn Notthmon t School Lottery numbers ]n tht· Da\ td l ~V E' pressu r es Tuesday, August 7, 1990 Showers leave Ohio; temperatures drop Conunued from agr 1 transpor ted to Veterans Memonal Tuesday, August 7, 1990 Middleport, Oh1o Ntw Lo,ation· 168 North Se<ond Mrddleport, Ohio 45700 SALES & SERVICE We CIV"v F11hlng Suppll11 Your PhoM Bills Hero IUIINBI PHONE 997-6550 r~fSIDfPIU PHONE 1 11-90 tfn CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "AI lttasonablo Prites" Pll. 949·280 1 or Res. 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS 4 1'-86-~n ing thereof Contractors and sub-con traton must adhere to and 11-·.v·t•N•Y•L•S-ID•I•N•G---t pay Oevlt-Bacon prevailing wegu oppllcobfo to thto p10• joel . Tho Vlllogo of Syrocu10 Ia vhetty lntorettod in bid pro- •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION male c:ontrectou The Vlloge of Syrcuae roo- BISSELL SIDING CO. lnlarmotllllo ond to occopt"' Now H - hilt "Free Eltlmetes" bldl ondl "' PH. 949-2801 posala from Minority and ta- ltfY• the right to waNe anv ond oil hogu'-~111 end/ or =-::r.:.:\ (Si VIllage of Syracuse Janice uw..,.., 7, 1 4, Zto Ctorlt·Tron. or Rtl. 949-2160 NO SUNDAy 992-7762 For Old & New Roofs, Shmgles Repairs, Gutters BUIIdmg and Remodeling \\-f" f.ua ran1 f'f' Your Satidartion FREE ESTIMATES JO SE PH 0 JACKS 7 20 1 mo Til-COUNTY RECYCLING OFFERS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU .... POMEROY . OHIO Rt 7 & S R 143 ALBANY . OHIO Rt 50 & S R 143 NEW HOURS . POMEROY 9 a m 7 p m 7 Days ALBANY 1 0 1 m. -6 p m 6 Days, Closed Sunday PAYING AS OF TODAY, MAY 29.1990 111 Capper 90¢ per lb , Clean Dry Aluminum Cans . 35C per lb. Clean Auto Radiators, 40C per lb WE BUY STARTERS, NON SCRAP BATTERIES ALTERNATOR S ETC ·5114 "' •••• MICROWAVE OV.EN REPAIR All MAKES Bring It In Or We Pick Up. KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 992·5335 Dl' 915-3561 Ana ,,.. Offiat 117 I. Sec. httlaroy POIIIIOY, 614-992-2328 We Say What We do. We Do What We Say. 36 YRS . EXPERIENCE �Page-S The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Tuesday, August Middleport, Ohio 7, 1990 7, Tuesday, August Announcemenls 3 LAFF-A-DAY 32 Announcements $100 REWARD lor lnformallon leading to the arrest and convic- tion of pe,.on or peraons van- Mobile Homes "'Y. One bedroom tumlahed apt, ulllttles paid, 304-e75-2722. 1v82 Chevy S-10, v-e, short bed, llberglaaetopper, 304-675--2604 45 305 PS, PB, naw paint Runt white In color One Shakespear trolling motor Model 601 PS or 606 LPS On1 Crat1sman weed wacker Model 257 797-600 One Homelha chain saw with 20'' bar and chain, cover Super XL 12. t will ldontif\1, please, ra~rt Into to Mason County Sheri tf'a Dept or Che!rtar Martin, 541 Capitol ADOPTION We'd love to share our hearts & home with Infant Will oHar lova, warmth & affect ion, llmmclally seeura, lata help aach olhlr' Medlcai!Ligal upan ... paid, Call coUICt Evenings, 201-427- 35 --~- "- .... ..................... -~ shall tall semester, ple111 call 304~75-1360 304-713-5855 or 304-382-2341 4 2 s1ory hous1, tom down & cleaned up tor lumbar, alao large !rae ramovad lor firewood 614-25<! 10....5<! ~~~---,~7 healthy pupplea for glvuway, approx 2 mos old Inquire 31 Evans Ha1ghta Of call 814-4464394 anytlm• FrH k1ttena, 304--458-1058 Gray and While 3112 rna outside Kitten, to good country Mome 614-446.~·0::3:::17~~,..--ccc­ Miud Breed dog, good w/kids, n..da room to run, male 614446-7410 Pet White Rat with caga, 614388-9306 6 "Mom, every time my room gets comfortable you make it look like nobody lives iP it!" LOSI & Found Employment Services 11 Help Wanted AVON - All araas Call Marilyn Weaver 304-8a2-2645 Adapllv• phys1cal dcwalopmanl specialist Instructor to WOfk with acnool age program enroiIMI jMSPR) Mutt haVI or be willing and able to obtain physi- AVON I All Areas Spears, 304..fiThot429 I Shirley Lost One Water Ski- Yellow Catamaran In Kanawha R1var Sat Au g 4 Reward Call Coiled 606-636 2810 Ea m money by thl week Jotn the numbers to d1monstrata ·Christmas Around-Tn•World" Juty-O.Camblt' Laav1 nam•. address, and phon• number on answ1u1ng servlca 614-992--6319 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity 31'2 miles ou11.!11 Clolhes dishe s Bassmet baby Items rocker Twin Beds, etc Wed Bin 4 tam1ty yard sa le Patriot Aug 81h & 9th Clolh&s, knld. knacks, toys, some furniture 507 Oak Or -S pring Valley Aug 9_.1_0_ 11_ ,-T~~~s __F_Irl _S_;a--c1 --c-_ ALL Yard Sates Must Be Paid In Advance DEADLINE 2 00 p m I he day betora the ad IS to run Sunday od1 11on - 2 00 p m Fnday Monday td1t1on · 2 00 p m Saturday O•rage Sal• Thur Frl & Sat Burna111 Rd Kanauga, Oh Couch, lo~• seat, ~una, bicycle IWIIIJHH linent, mtsc EARN MONEY Rudlng Bookst $30 000/yr Income potential Now hmng (1) 805-687-6000 Ex t Y4562 EARN MONEV R11admg booksl S30,000i yr Incom e potenlial Now hnmg (1 805-687-6000 Ext Y 101 89. Echolng Meadows An ICF pM R Is currently uekmg a fulllima RN or LPN lor afternoon sh1Pt w1lh 1-nrl ay a11d Sa turd ay ott lnler11sled par1 tes please call 614 591 35111 or apply In person at 319 W Un1an Street, Athans , Ohio 4570'1 MondayFnday8-1130am or14pm EXCELLENT WAGE9 for span lima •••emb1y Easy work 11 home No ax penence naedad Call 1-504 -641 ma Ex1 5214 O~n 24 hours lncludmg Sun d•y Expenanccd heating and coolIng rn s1alter Must be wtlllng to work Send resum11to PO Bar 729G, Pomeroy, Oh Fedora I Jobs I Earn $28,000-.$86,000 All occupa tions needed 614-694 -!BSY,Exl G1 Thursday & Friday 10-4 1 mill out Georges Cr tram Routt 7 Wed 81h Cantarnary Town House on t41 Clolhes, D1!1he8 Baby 1tems Atari, tapes Bnsmat etc Pl. Pleasant & Vlclnlly 3 Family Yard Sala Aug 8 & 9 W~ & Thurs Below pond Clifton, everylhtng chaap 4 Ftmlly Yard Sale, Mason corner 4th and Brown Aug 10-11 9 00 1m 8hp Roto Tillar, gas weed eater Pomeroy, Middlepon Grocery clark expene 11ce help lui Resuma.reterence care ot PO Bo~ '729C, Pomeroy, OH INTELLIGENCE JOBS CIA, US Cu5tom!l DEA Blc Now Hiring Ciill (1) 805-687-6000 Ex1 R 10189 - --- --::~­ Now takmg applications Dommos P1zu, Galhpolll & Pomeroy Apply In parson Qualified regl starad nurse naedad tor 62 bed taclllly (long tarm~ located In Poml Pleaeant, WV Admlnlstratlva skills and work expananc1 n1cassary Competltlvl satery and benefits Contact Frank Topping, Carahavan ot Point Plaatant & VIcinity VIllage Plzz.a Inn, night cook naeded , apply In person, 3004 Jackson Ave 3 t.m1ly garage eal• Aug 7,8 :141 Rutland 5I , Middleport Sonny Hudeon ruldence Rain or ahme! Evarythlng mual go! Warrttd Cook, Mature In dlvldual to apply In person 11 Galllpt.lia Stock Yard, 5.111, 8-4 3 family yard nle August 8, 9 Clifton bllow pond E very1hlng cheap 4 family yard sal• Augutt 8-11 8 00-5 00 15 n 1 Vance Rd , Har rtsonvlllt Rain cancalsl Hug• 3 family yard sala Friday and Selurday Aug 10·11 9-7 457 Beech St across from Mid· dteport SuperAmerica Something tor everyone Lot: a ot baby ltemt Mise Items, or1gmal c,.ft • Tuesday at 9a m laa ratldtnce TyrH Blvd Racine - Warrted Parson to perform a.eretatlal & office manag&mant dut111, for con&Cruclion ofHc• Mull be abl• to word proca11, fila, & converse well with ottwlrs, Pteue send resumu to PO Bo• 128, Fl1o Grande OH 115674 Wendy s Now H1rlng tor day sh ift Apply In person, Sun Thurl betw&en 2-4 p m E 0 E 12 Wanted Responslbl8 Owner Operator, lookmg for wort!, raliabl1 2211 Mack Truck, 6l4--441 -0711 18 Public Sale & Auction Rick Paarson .l.ucllon Company now booking auctlone, ax perience makn the diH•r•nc• Llctna•d Ohio, Kentucky Wnt Vlrglma 304-m-5785 9 Situation --- -~ Off Rt 124 W towards Rutland, Hyull Run Rd Thursday, Fnday-faln or shine Many what noll, toys soma clothet, most lt1m1 never In ula belote 6141992 5275 Wanted to Buy Claw loot or si milar style bath tub Good condtllon only 614192·7563 ::.;:_---c::--::- - - - -- Wanted To Buy Junk Autos with or wtthout motort Call Larry Lively 8')4-388-9303 Child care provided In mw Rio Grande Home, days Exc care, w/reason.ble ratas 614-24~ 9550":..__ _ __ _ _ _ Mill Paula's Day Car• C•nlar Sate, aHordable, el'llldcart t.t-F &am- !i30 pm Agea2-10 Befort, aher scho~ Crop-Ina watcom• 614-446-!1224 Qualllled babysitter, will babysitter In my home Reuonobla price Exc cere, any age 304-675--1'690 wtll Baby sit my Hom• Cheshlrt area Experience and referaoca Call614-l67-G227 atter 6pm LOST tamale blk and tan Coon Loadmg Creak Ru11and 0n1o, contact Charlie Wlsa, 614 992-6109 or 304-675-5484 7 Wanted to Do Airline Jobs Oir~lory GuarantMd Employm~nt 304-344 -5385 Eat A-1. O.ntal Assistant Neoded, Sand resume to cia Box 04~ Galli poUt Dally Tnbune, 825 1hlrd Avt, Gallipolis, Ot-l 45631 Purse lost lett on banch oulslda Anderson s store on backstreet Please return 6141992-2469 & Acreage Wanted to Do Anyone 1'11ed1ng quality typing tuch as resuma'a , raports, llt11,_, etc In ._.lddl1por1 Pomeroy, Racine tnd Rutland aru Call batwHn 9a m ·~p m or aner 6p m 614-742-2435 Looking tor work caring lor aldlf1y -voor homt Minimum wag• Experienced, h..,.a ret.renCH 6141992-524i Magie Vaars Day Care Cantar reasonable, dependable, llcanu, quality child care Manday thru Frid.y, 7:30 tlll 5:30. For more lntormallon Of' to raglstar 30•--67~5147. Will do pAinting lntenor ••· t1rior cleaning weekly, special jobs, Glenn McClellan, 304--675'MfiO attar 4 00 Would like to babysit lor young babies and toddlll'l 614-9923242 21 614 -992-2 156 304-675-1333 614-446-2342 Woodad lot on Raccoon Cre11k All utilities $600 down Taka over $90 per month ~aymants 614--69-8-634 5 Renlals 41 Houses lor Rent 3 rooms & bath par11ally furnished, locatl'd In town, 614446-4109, or 614·379 2740 3BR, aat In kitchen, living room, carport, $310omo Call Tope Furniture, 614-«6-0690 House tor rent on Flatwoods Rd No chlldran or Inside pets 614'985-3646 Why Pay Rent7 Homu for $1 OQt Bank repoa, tax delinquent properties, govtJrnment giveaway programs For Information call 1-504--641 TT7R Elt RS214 24 hours 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent 14x60 2BR Exira N1ce, CA, Awnings, privata lot f.tilfl from Holur No Pet& 614-44S-2JOO Business 2br no pal a, 322 Third Ave, 614 - 446-J'MS or 614-256-1003 Opportunity 'NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends I hat you do businus with peopla you know, and NOT to send mOfley through the malt unt il you haw& lnwestlgat~ the offering F~J IIy equlpp&d beauty shop, Get Into busmes!l raasonable Beside Summar Image on 160 Days 614--446 9753, Night 614 245-911l Own your own apparel or shoe !1ore choost hom JealliSportswear, Lad lea, Mens, Large sizes, lnfanliPreloon Petitt or Materntly Dept DanceweartAaroblc, Bridal lmg11rle, Sock Shop, Acc•ssorlea Slore A.dd color en~~lysls Br1nd names liz Clalboma, Manha M1nlaturu, Anne Kle~n, St Michele, Plnky, Bugle Boy Levi Camp Be verly H11ts Lealia Faye, Lucia over 2000 brands llrto, Multi lia r pncl ng discount or family shoe stort Retail prlcat unboli11vable lor top quality shoas Ovsr 250 brands 2600 sty les $19 900 to $29 900 lnwentory trainmQ. fixtures alrtara grand opemng, etc Can op&n 15 days Mr !khmm)er 407695 3311 Tavern tor sa te 01' lease m Middleport , Oh10 A p4 overhead 304-882 3362 3 BR trailer bath & 112 6111 379 281B or 614--446-6150 Available 1st of month 3 BR Trailer, 8 miles below G.ell1pohs on 218 614-383-9946 Ch&rmlng 2br, mobile home Upper Rl 7, $275/mo plus UtllltiH Otlp & Rat 6111 446 2515 Furnished, 2br 112 mi l& east of Porter on 554 614 388 -9963 Mobile hom• tor !Jalo $4500 or ior nml $225 per month 2 8 R kitchen with apphance11 Security deposit & ralerenea re qulr9d 614446-4206 Stutes Real Estate 44 Apanment 1 bedroom apt Stove, relng nlca Conalder HumHn Sorv1ces or HUD 402-1 2 24 th St P1 Pleasant, W V 614·992-5858 2 BR apartment, sto~e & Htl turnlt hed Upstairs Wat&r & trash furnished Upper Rt 7 Upper River Ad 614 446-3 940 --~ -- 2 furnished ofllclenclas All utilities paid Share bath $90 or $150 919 Second Ave 6111 4115 3945 3 furnished apar1ments, 1 ha s 2br, The other two has wash at & df)'•r 1, 1br, 614-446-2n5 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 JacKson P1ke trom $192tmo W!llk to shop & movies Call614-446-2568 EOH VENDING ROUTE Local GrM t artra 1ncome h1gh trall1C loca11ons Pncad for quid sala 1-BOO-gJ3-991g Beautiful new completely fur nlshed apt Parking, storaga No Pats $300/mo Rer & Dep 614 446.{)338 35 West Apt 2br, 1 bath, pr1vate enclosed pat1o, clo se to grocar~ stores & shopping canter, wale~ sewe r, trash provlded, $265/mo 614-441-1608 Video Ranta! s iOfl and busi - Furntshed 2 room~ & b ~ th ness for sale Backstreet Vtd&o Downstairs Clean No pet s Rei Pomeroy Ohio S.noos 111q & dep reqUired 614-4115-1519 only 614-992 -6636 Furmsh&d Apt 607 Sacond Awn WOLFF Tanning Beds Com Gallipolis, $225, Ut1l1tlas pa1d mercia! Home Umta from 1br, 614--446-4416 arter 7p m $199 00 Lamps Lotion & Accat aortas Monthly payments low Fumlahed EHicl&ncy $'175 aa $18 00 Call today FREE Utllltlea Pa1d Gallipolis , 6tll Color Catalog 1-800-228-6292 446-4416, aftar 7p m Gracloua llvl09 1 end 2 b111d room ap~rlmen1s at V1lla ge Manor end Alvtus1d11 Apartmanls In Middleport From $196 Call 614 992 7187 EOH Real Eslate 31 Homes tor Sale 7 room house-good repair In Long Bottom, Ol-t Scen1c wlaw ol Ohio River-3 miles !rom Forked Run State Park Shade Rlwer Forast & soon to be marina Within minutes ot thrao public boa t tamps Owner decen&d prtcad to sen $15,500 Call 6141985-4175 or 61412474035 Mlddlepor1 , Ohio Baer.n St On11 b.ctroom furnished apt , dspos1t & rottrance roqutred, 304 882 25<!6 Nlc•ly Furnished Moblll Home In c1ty CA. Sui table lor 1 pe r son Rei &Oep Required 614 446-0338 One bedroom apts tor rani $225 monlh O.poa1t required 614-992-2218 aher 6 p m Country S.ttlng 4 bedrooms 2112 balha, canfral hea1 and air, 3 Large room apt & bath large ba..mant, allachad garag• 20 yard Aero11 from the collage minutes from Alhent, 1-112 all utilities paid 1240 per milu to Malga High School month 614· 388-9046 Ratet1ne11 and dapoelt qulrtd 614-593-6937 ,._ House In Northup, 8 rooms & a bath, 6}4-446-2461 I~~==-:.:::=::.:.:.. 73 0 J985 Chavy S·10 Blazer, 57,000 mllea call 1tt 1r 11a m 614-2/IS5158 74 1'1!10 r., NFA IrK ~~~~~~~====~::========~:' Brand new Kitchen Cabinet Statler sat wllh Butcher Block Counter lop $175 614 -379-2113 County Appllanca, Inc Good used apphances, TV SIIS O~n 8 a m to 6 p m Mon -Sat 14· 4116 1699, 627 3rd Ava Gal- lipolls._:OO""_~~~~~~- 54 58 Miscellaneous h dl Mere an se ~TJ7 2 pe living room aulte $150 1 yr old 21 .. , 3 1, 2 hp mower $75, hl 5 hp IIIIer ISO Frei upt1.. r·· 614 plano. t99:2-6\M4 71 Gn~v.ly Tractor and Sulky - 61 Fann Equ Jpment 614-36_'7·75=n.:_~~-=- 1982 John Deere 450C dozer, call daya 304-675-3280, ev•nlnga :104--675--3117 or 304 578--2518 Alii. Ch.lm.r lawn Trac1or, Ex c. Cond. Full size Canopy Bad $75 or trad• tor Bunk Badl. 614-4464503 h b B'Q 5 bedroom l'lrm orne u 111 on your lot $35,995 I up 614886-7311 Fol 2100 Foraga 1--tarvnllf, Badger 7 Pt. Hayblna, both ax ctlltlnt, 304-273-4 215 New 1Usad Household tumlshtng 11'2 ml Jerrlcho Ad Pt Pleasant, WV, call 304 675 1-150 RENT TO OWN S14-44S-3158 6 pc wood group tl4 01 per week 4 posler bedroom suite, complete S15 20 per week dinette with 4 cha1rs $750 per wook Magie Chat 14 cu tf Relng&ralor $12 95 per weak, 15 cu h tnezar $10 90 per week VI Ra Furniture Rt 141, 4 m1les ut1 Rt 7..Cenlenary Open 7 days a weelt SWAIN AU CTION & FU~NrTURE 62 Olive St Gallipolis Now & Used lurnl!ure, heaters, Western & Work boots 614 -446-3159 Uged fum1tura sofa chairs , 3 tablea, 2 lamps, 1 wooden rocker , Orll 13 co lor TV , with remote re asonable prlc~ Call after 6p m 614-446-2056 While Westmghouse wash..- & dryer $100 61<1-367-7'200 Antiques Buy or nil Rlvarlr~~ Antiques 11211 E Main Slreat, Pomoroy Hours t.l T W 10 00 a m to 6 00 p m Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p m 6t4-992-2526 LUNCH BOXES Kid! Only! Paymg up to $150 00 tor Jetson" boll: Highest prlca paid for vmyt and metal bona Before you throw It away g1ve It away 01' sell It to cheap Ctll 6t4 -992-5657 Marc Fultz RECORDS lJ's--45 a -78 s-EP e50's-60s, Jass-CiasslcaiCountry-Big Band-Rod 614992-5657 Marc Fultz Top Cnh paid Old tumllurt cuboatdl, quilts, orlantaf, pa tntmgs toys, or antlra astata cal l collect 304-525-3275, or 3045:23-6854 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1211:28 Mobile Home Awning with Sc roll Posi Skirting (2yaars)lor ltlx70 Mobil• Home 614-3712319 ___l~=========J SNAFU® h) Brure Ill attie 55 Baby catvn for sale 2 heif•r•, 2 buill, 614·388-8524 Holll'leln StHra, tor sate, 11 20Jpound, poundt, I up 614-256.-6162. •oo 64 & Grain Building Pets for Sale ;:.:_ _ __,,--,,.--::AKC Reg'ad Dalmatian Pupa, 614-44&--7380 AKC Ragis1ared Cocker Spaniel, 1 gold tamale, 3 red maiH, $8.5 wllh papers 304--675--1029. 1979 Chevro111 20 Station Wagon, fully aqulpped lot travel tl'llifar tow-In Call 614~46-2701 19n Southwmd Motor Home Cl ass A, 28 !HI, 38k M1la s, sleeps 7 4KW ONAN Generator, fully sall<ontamed, ere cond, asking S1 1,500 614-446-4525 1981 Dodg• Omnl, good cond $850 30-4-675--6713 attar 5 00 PM. B•utlful AKC ,,, .. ~Pekin­ gese puppln weaka old Shota and wormlld $150 614992-2600 1i82 Buick Regal , 1 owner, new eng & lrans, call avanlngs 6143711-2932 Btk and white Siberian Muskey pupple 6 wka otd 175 304--8756182. 191M Sulek Skylark, good thape, high m1in, $2500 614379-2909. Fish Tank, 241:3 Jackson Ava Point Pteuant, 304-675-2063, 10 gel ast up $14 ~ and 10 gal complete $43 25. Rag, Baagl1 Pupe, 3 months old. 150 nch 614-256-161& an~lma, 61.__.46-4'1'72 fl-.5 ask tor st•v• 1985 Dodge Charger, automatic & air, .l.m!FM slerao cassette, Schn1u.zen~, mlnlatut11, salt and peppar, AKC Also poodiH, llny toys Cooivillt 614--667-3404 rur defroster, $2500 614-4466751. 1985 Pontiac Gnmd Pnx 2 lone sliver, sharp car, l4,000 neg . Rooting and Siding. Trai ler 614-44~751 roofs palntad FrH nt1matas I t986 Red Camero 1 Owner, '¥6 Fred Mtrka , 304-nl-9116 Futl lni Good Reliable Car Rotary or cable tool drilling 15000 Ca ll 304..(i7!i--5653 or 614MoB'I wells completed same day 367-7593 Anytimt Pump sales and sarvlct, J04 . Slmena Klnana $50 Each 614379-2113 Two Finch birds One mtll and one t1mata Will eall together wtlh c•g• $40 614·i92·2317 Musical Clalrnat, Ilk• new, 1275 firm, 814--446-0691 arter 5 30 PM 1987 Chryalar Conquaat TSI, regultr tuning• Enclt Augusl • .,., option, ganga kept, mint 15 J & M Plano Service Call Bill condition 34 000 mites S-6,000 81~71 lhar 5p.m Wold 304-882·2325 Sew-Vac Sarvlc1, Oavlt Georges Creek Ad Partt, suppills, pickup, and delivery 614446-0294 R<Hand TR505 drum machine 118'7 Dodga pick-up, axe eond, low mlinge, $5,000, 1981 Oodgt Daytona, Exc eond, tow Fruits & mileage, t14-318-9816 82 15ft~. off $150 304-<;75-502! 58 ~~~; Colt, Exc. cond. Vegetables ~101811. 207-20M.__ ~~.,.,..-.,,.-;-o-:: :S23=00=·..:6_c14-4_c.:.48:._-c_ 01 59~~...,-= 1988 Proo11go 7Q'x14' Corpotil 3 BldrootM, 2 Bathl, Gar 1n Tu~ 1 C.ntr'll Air, Totll Electric 6"waltt, DouW. ln1ulat.d. Call 614 -367--03W 1989 Skyline Mobile Home, appror 4 S acrN. 2 bedrooma, 2 baths, dlahwllher, waaher 1nd dryer hookup. Clair, 2 dack1, large outbuftdlng 1 ctty Wiler. $38,000. On Rt. ~ Ev1n1 ..llckIDn County 6 mtfll from 1n 304-3n-tm after 1 00 PM "Careful where you a1 m , guys He s a11 01gan donor" Plumbing - . NO;, ALL fA{)I HOW AIOUT JUJT MAiciNG IT A FLOOP, l~fifAP? ~ ar '-' ,., .7 r- Conning 1oma1an. Plckod $4.00 1m Ford F-150, good cond, 614· b..- Pick own buohol. 2ll·l301. Alea, SIIYI 0 awllt corn • b4111 ~::::=~~-~~~......,. .P_:P::!F::::'";:·.:,81412 =-c::-4U~211 =-2.;:::;-:;.-;~ 1m Ford halt ton pickup, 8 cyt, ':: Mandard shift AM-FM , ....n., Ounravln Fruit Farm Jutt off Sl. good 11m tlb;r giatl topper, Rt. 111 Eut or Albony ..ry good ;,nd, sooo. 304'475copl lood otampo. -hoo, 4331 gJMn boll11, homo .:=:::...~~~~~~.,..,,­ - - com and 1omat011. t-7 1m GUO 7000 Cheater Axle, dalty1 cloud Mendly. IM--6N- 427, gae, sa, 13-1/'l ft. aluminum ut8. dum~ telllcope hopl truck. Homo g!OWn , _ potl1- lor 6:::1::.4-.=..:·ml=·~,_==:::-~ ule, SS 1 bwMI. Any alu you 1880 3 qu1rt•r 1on chlvrolllt, 4 whMI*Iv1; 1NI8·10, Rke new, w•ntltM-251-4480. 514-25M011. Rouoh'o Strawberry Farm; Buoh & Polo llolno, T-1~ com, F·100 Fonl rlck·up, vory polltOII, lnd CYCmblr. 41 miiM good cond, 114-44IJ.4JU2 boloro (»hind New H•v•, WV Union Sp.m. or 814 ue 1833 after 5p.m. Rood. :JO.WII2-2227. Carter • Plumbing and Healing Founh and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 614-446-3888 Electrical & capacity ht-367-1'308 Wanenon 1 Watar Hauling, rtaeonabta ralu, volume dl• oountl, 2,000 to 4,000 capacity, ciaterna, poole, wellt, etc. Call 304~"18-21111 87 Upholstery Mow,..,·• Uph.,.ttering ..rvlolng trl county arM 2ft yaar1. The bMt In fumllur. upholstering Co11 30~75-4154 1or ~" ... tlmatlt. Graham Upholet•ry Center, 303 Hllltor, Dr Call lor appointmentt & 111 rna111. Call 814...U-3438 1 6 . Comp lete lh e chud.:le quoted b; t ll.ng on th e mossmg words yo u de'Oelop !rom ~tep No 3 bP.Iow 1 .:l ,PRINT NUMBERED '1:7 (liT ERS IN SQUARES UNkRAMBLE lET TE RS fOR AN\WER I BRIDGE <IJ Entertainment Tonight CIJ Mama's Family 1!11 ll2l til l!ll Jeopardy! Q at Croasfire Baseball 7.50 (!) Wreatling's Greatos1 Hits 8;00 Ill I) l!ll MaHock A mystenous man keeps harass•ng dtstnct anorne~ Julie March (A) Stereo (JI Major League Basebe I IIJ CIJ Ill Who's The Bon? Ange la has an opportunity t o se ll her advert tstng agency (AI Slereo t:;l (!) (!)Nova Take a rare look at beautiful, desolate Wrange i Island c;J 1!11 l!ll til Rescue· 911 A f1ve-year -old helps h1 s deaf mother summon rescuers Church Street Statton P!lmoNews 8 15 (]) Ma1or league Baseball 8 30 IIJ C1J Ill The Wonder Years Kevm tnes out tor the EEK AND MEEK ALLl SAID LUAS /v1AYBf fl£ IA.WW Sli6 ·DIVID£. S/ BAI<£ SHOP ~ ~ < I / j!lr ,, I I I •,{ I " ~ 9:00 (l) I) IIlli n The Hoot 01 The Night G111esp1e s f1rst black remale pollee of11cer 1s killed {AI Stereo Q IIJ C1J Ill Roseanne Roseanne ha s a m1nor trafi1c acctdent w1th a former employer (A) Stereo (1) Cil Amer1can Experience Ellplore how the Sears Roebuck ca lalogue reflected changes tn Amanca C 1!11 1!21111 MOVIE 'Ou[ On The Edge' CBS Tueaday Movie (2 00) t:;l (lJ Budweiser Presents. Tueaday Night Fights ® Nashville Now Ill Larry Ktng live! 0 / ) ro ~ h,s ca"'P'S t>~GcJ. th,J, t},r '"J ' '1 "( •, ' f• .. - - ...... .. BARNEY ~·· Gr,e I NcH Tiw ~ave 1L la,-r :eo.v -?;~: ·'' Drlkr . ~{. .,I \ •"-- r·? fJI ·~ one doe 51~+ bars o n ""'c .j.,' ?'---, .' . ' ' - . V\ ()O V.. S - .,) -~ .., ,, ~ .~ - / 10·00 (l) U l!ll Real Lde W1lh Jane Pauley Stereo Q IIJ CIJ l!llhirtysomethlng Nancy fmds a ktndred sp1rtl 1n a tallow cancer patient [A' Slereo Q (I) Newawatch ri• P.O Camet1n1 s story o f two poor women lrymg to 1m prove thatr lives C [D (D New Twilight lone all Evening News ll] 700 Club W11h Pat Robertaon v. ' ,\ ' ·lj·· .. - - -- 10·30 II) Ra10lng K1ds [D tD Patd Programmtng ® Crook A Chase ~ Major League Baseball 11 : 00 (l) I) t!: IIJ CIJ Ill ®j 112) til l!ll News :lJ MOVIE Surv1vtng A Family In Cr1111 (3 001 (L) Voices Of Vtcttma I!JI til Arsenio Hall crJ Miami VIce ® Church Street Stat1on 9 Moneyllno IIJl MOVIE: Keys 01 The Kingdom (3 00) [ NEED TO SORRY SOME BLACK YARN. LOWEEZY t 1.30 Ill I) cr11 Tomgh1 Show Stereo (!) Magnum, P I 1IJ Cheers Q C1J a Nlghthne BEDE OSOL ~'Your wcmrthday Augu•l 8, 1990 You could eKpenence some very mt er est.ng c hanges m the year ahead that wtll be prec1pt!aled by outs1de tnllu· ences They may turn out luck tar for you ' than the ones you bluepnnt yourself LEO (July 23·Aug. 221 A JOin! commercial venture mtghl put e)Ctra money tn your pocket at thts l!me The baste premtse wtl! be sound, but Lady Luck could be the key mgredtent Leo. treat yourselt to a btrthday gtfl Send for your Astrtc;t-G ra~h predtcUons for the year ahead by rna il1n g ~ 1 £5 to Aslro-Graph n tttes to en hance your present pos1tton c/o th1s newspaper P 0 Bo)( 9t428 w1il not come lh roug h ca lculattng types C IP.veland OH 4410 I 3428 Be sure to of peop le today but you could be ex st ate your zod 1ac s1gn treme ly lucky w1th •ndtvtdual s who are VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) A rath er 1magmat1ve nsk takers good frtend ol yours may be 1n the pos1 PISCES (Feb 20--March 20) The ktnd of 110n tod ay to do somethmg lor you that resu lts lor whtch you re hop1ng today you are unable to do lor yourself ThiS may come on!y thr ough your personal ul dl\l tdu al won ' l be offended 11 you ask 1ouch Usmg tnt er med1ar1 es tsn t apt to politely be nearly as etfecttve LIBRA (Sep1 23-0ct 231 Th ere are a ARIES {March 21 ·Aprtl 191 In order 1o number ot un1que opportuntlles hover be a recipient today you must l1rst be 111g about you at lh1 s It me upon wh1ch prepared t o be a g1ver What you tender you can cap11ahze Don I be 1nttmtdated to o1hers, be 11 compasston or material by thetr s11e will be re turned to fl)u m greater SCORPIO (Oc1 24-Nov 221 11 someone degrees comes 10 you wtlh a commerctal proTAURUS (Aprii20--May 20) New friends posai tl mtghl be wise l o put lhts per · • and contacts you make at this time sons presentation off unit! later You're ~could later take on slgntficant con- more afluned to p lay than work today, 1 structlve roles tn your personal affairs even 1f 11 means money Try to be cordial to people rrom all SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) ll"s walk s olllle. 1mportan1 you keep your priorities In I GEMINI (M•y 21..June 20) You could be proper order today Flrst protec1 the tn luckier than usual In both career mat· lerest of people lor whom you are dlters and your ftnanclal affairs There will rectly responsible, then worry about the be some favorable type at Unkage beo ther s tween these two areas CAPRICORN (Dtc. 22·J•n. 191 ObS1a· I CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) You could cles that normally stymle you shouldn ' t '· have the happy faculty today of being • bother you too much today, because able 10 adapt tor your purposes the esthe alternate routes you select for clr- ~ sence of the better Ideas associates cumventtng I hem wtll be sound have to offer Put this ~itt to good uses. AQUARIUS (J•n. 20-Fob. 11) Opportu- • • KJ 87 • K J q4 12-00 1IJ Nlghtllne C I]) Ill "Enterta(nment Ton1ght 1!11 Magnum. P.l (!] ID Love Connection crJ Crime Story Stereo all Naohvllle Now Counlry mus1c s honest sta rs are fe atu red lt ve 9 NewsNight Ill U i!ll Lole N1ghl With David Letterman (!) MOVIE. King Of The Gambler• (1 00) IIJ Into The Night Stereo C1J Herd Copy t!JI til Alter Houn m been tf Wesl had sim ply JUmped lo· m ore dlfftcult for North South to now ftnd their way t o a good four "Pdde contract But bndge <'an br unpn·du t.JtJil' and sumcl Jmcs C \ICn ,1 pus:-.vf oottn g btd can net a plus Wt' st Jr.d thf' hPdrt k1ng wantmg to hold the first ln l k Sout h ruffed m dumm\1 and l~ · d ,t "Pdd(· back to hts ktng W(_·st took th1• d( I' Jncl pl ayed a serond heart Dt•t i.m'r d1s • lU 'l .QJIUR\4 • Q4 + Q 10 7 sot IT II +K J 9 R • A9 3 • g fi ' t +A R 't Vuint' rabk North -Snuth four hearts JmmedJatPly 1 SurP 1t wuuld go down but 1t would br much Dt·alcr South Wrsl \\(' ~ t 1\orth l'fl ~~ Po~ ~.., t· ,,~ ! Nl i lhl t+ 49 4+ :l . I· .1st 2. Allpas~ rour spades should make Declarer , .Jn f1rs l gtvr up a r lub th en gue-ss lo carded a dtamond from dummv as hP put up thr aCf' and lh l'll C\lshed the spadt' J<Kk and played a d1amond to dum my s etght spot E.Jst took tlw 4uern rPturned a diamond to West s <l(r and laler took th e St'lt!ng tnrk w11h thP queen or clubs won th e ktng of d1 arnonds IWest ftg urt· s to havt' the d tdmond aee after the no trump responsl' and subsequent four ht•arl htd 1 Or wtthout t ouching l' iuho.; dt>clarrr can keep four dta mund s 111 du mmy and pia\ a dt amond to the etght spot as before CROSSWORD by JHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN t Hackneyed 1 F1sh 6 Pipe piece 2 Heavy read1ng 1 0 Hang aboul 11 01 3 Span1st1 sound prov1nce 13 R1o Grande 4 Meal CUI "lnend" 5 Weanng 14 Bone away cav111es 15 Blue Hen 6 Plallorm untl (abbr ) 8 9 t6 Droop 18 Carmine 19 Yesterday's Answer 7 We1gt11 Slale 23 Hero1c Beseech 1800 lale Italian Pul up w1lh 21 Thal"s alii 12 22 Curta1n 36 S leep F1re 26 24 Harvesl 17 27 Burt 20 Enlanl Tol up lernble Reynold s 111m resptle 25 Preem1nenl 37 Russ1an a•d 23 Pund1l 32 G1ve bailie l1ghlar"s holder 31 VICJIIanl 24 T ravoll a Clly cord1ale 39 27 EnVIron · Ha~r ·care producl 41 J~mmy menial concern Dorsey s 29 Pa1r 1nstrumenl mov1e 28 L1ving expense 29 - Hammar· skjold lcc-+--+- -1f- +--- 30 Corrode 31 Aud1lary 33 Frutt dnnk 34 Tenms lerm 35 Taro rool 38 Burn 40 " Maltese Falcon" co- slar wrapping 44 Money (sl) &17 45 Throw oul DAIL VCR VPI'OQUOTES- Here's how to work ll: AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A IS used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnaUon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQlJOTE I·J IEKF FURJXCFUI ~ MOVIE: Dlonter lln The Coutllner (2·00) 8 E J C TAIZlZIX t!JI til Rawhide crJ Hitchcock Pntotnto c zus TUS t 2:371!21 til New• 1;00 C1J Ill l-.AS1 Yt L."i I btd tn thtrd pos1t10n. West reflectf'd +A 7 that vulnerablr opponf'nts hi.Jd so fa1 • K 7 ii 2 been qutel. so he delicately btd two no - + A 10 l l trump North now came to lth• wrth a • fi \ 2 double East's three-heart b1d showed a mmtmum m th e1r methods .1nd South btd three spa des West b1d four hearts. and North earned an to gam e Hn'olf muC'h better tt would haH' 43 Wound Q Night Court 1!21 til 'SIIngray' CBS Lola Night Sungray goes undercover at a prestiQIOUS m1htary academy (R) ®On Stage 9 Sports Tomghl t2:30 M7 90 42 Reg1sler 1!11 ASTRO-GRAPH grabs a slow approach ts a lostng t ac ttc Here West passed good values When F:Jst opened \\Jlh a 'olfeak two a 9.30 IIJ CIJ Ill Coach Hajden lollows Chnsttne and a fnend 10 the opera (A) Slereo Q H11 \IJ,et1.0Jp "Th,s 15 Nt<sfy MG N~rf' Nr,t,~q from su111 ~WX c a"'P ~ORTH +Q643 2 'When gamP eunlr<H ts art' up fm 01 Tho (!])til M"A"S'H all Major League ANSWERS Famous proverb "Treal your guests as a guest lorlhe ltrsllwo days. and on the lh1rd day hand THEM a HOE • or Ill I) Family Feud @Bewitched ® 9 Rnldentlal or commarclal wiring, naw Hrviee or repalrt Llcen•ed electrician Ridenour Electrical, 304-675-1786 A&A Watlf Delivery. 2,000 gal ··u ~ Formal - Dunce - H1tch - Lethal - THEM a HOE (2 00) Refrigeration 85 General Hauling The ilfln grader asked lt1e English teacher, pro and con are oppos11es. IS Con· gress the opposne ot····--·· ?" SCRAM-LETS I]) Murder, She Wrote BERNICE 84 . . ~~~MOVIE. Rocky IV tPGt & Heating u,ooo. we .... WAIT! iHtY''f 1986 Ctlevy Cavalier Z-24 Low 895-3802 mileage Ukl new Ca ll 614-446- Septic Tank Pumping $90 Galli& 1171, 9 to 5 p m. aher 5 614-446· Co RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, 1818 Jackson, OH t-800..S37..g528 Instruments 32 ter 6.00 Ron'a TV Service, specialiZing In Z•nlth also servicing most other brands HouH calls, also eoma appliance reptlrs WV 304-5711 -2398 Ohio 614446-2454 . 7 a MORK MEEKLE' AND WINTRHOP BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1985 Ch•val1• 4dr, eu tomatlc & Unconditional llfltime guaran tlr, AmlfM stereo cassette, IN local ralerances furn1shed Free estlmatas Call collect 1 $1,650 614-446-<;751 614-2'37-0488, day or night 1985 Chevy Impala 4 door Roger1 Basttn~nt Waterprooaedan, like new All the equip- tlng ment 305 '¥8 S2900 614-992Complet• Mob! .. Home set ups 61'1&. & repairs, •lso plumbmg & 1985 Dodge Charget Hatchback, elactrlca1, roofing, ramodtJitng, 5 apeed, PS, PB, naw tlru , palloa & dacka etc RE~toDH ­ 59,000 miles, ~•ry good cond, ING' R&lerancee Estimates $2,500, 3().4-675-2627 614-256-1611 Full-blood.ct tamale Beagle Pups $20 11 wb okt 61•-4460:lt.J •h.•cr_cS~p_m~~~,.,.-----,:-c Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming All brMda All styles lama Pel: Food O.alar Julie Webb Cell614~6-0231 u .oo 7"30 Suntracker Pontoon 1984, 24" wllh trailer and sataty equip ment Mercury motor, 35 hp Can be seen at Gallipolis Boat Club S5 500 614--446-iJ65 lmprovemenls . . Inside Edition CII MacNeil Lehrer Moneyllne IIJl MOVIE: Keys Kingdom (3 .00) Hous.a Boat, 34 Flb•rglass 1972 Nauta-llna 350 engine wtapprox 1,000 hrs, ue cond 614-446-4109, 614-379-2140 Home . 1I I I I o News Q 9 For Sale 1990 Wild&meu , IBN camper w/lots ol 1JC1ras 17,500 614-440-1294 81 I 1 I It I r~-E-J_E_R_s_r---=:.., Nightly News (!]) til Nlgltl Court crJ Miami VIce t3 Muaic Row Video all SportsCenter Motor Homes Services SCERT 5 NewaHour & 1964 Dodge Coli auto, 2dr Runa IJIC. $1650. 614-446-e751 Canning tomatoee Bring con- 1m Ford 1 Ton Truck with a 10 talnerw Mat1h11i Adams 814- Ft. StHII Bad . Ere Cond. uclllant cond, Cllll 871-3273 tf· Campers 1983 Monte Cario, good condition T-top, JOS-V8 614-992· 2640 Dragonwynd Ca"ery Parsian, Siamese and Hlmalaytn killen• 614--44&-3844 afttr 7 p.m . baseball team (AI Slereo Q 79 1981 Buick Lnabre, 350, 4 bft , auto, 0 D trans, 2 door, nice woril; car. $800. 614--446-)!145 i!ll NBC CIJ a Current AHa1r 1!11 ll2l til l!ll Wheel Fortune Q Pick up beds, Fords and Chevs 1980 to 1987, no rust 304-67S6286 1978 VOfkttWegon Rabbit , Great woril; carl $500 firm 614--4461168 nanlngs, or 614-446--6323 1919 Pon11ac Lemans, 2dr, PS, PB, automatic good cond, $600 0 9 0., 614-441-0117 AKC ~ Lhasa· Apso, Cocker Spaniels, Oaahundl pupplea shots wormed and hN.Ith recorda, 304-67!5--2183 County Fair SJ*:III IIJ II) Accessories VInton Auto Se lvage FDfelgn & Oom Pans buying JUnk cars 614 388-9062 TORMPP (JI Andy Grllflth & 1974 Nova 454 1ngln1, 400 Turbo transmission, poeltlve traction rtar-end Black lnt1rior $1,200 814-~2-225'1 I CII 3·2·1 Contecl t:;l 1!11 112) til CeS News t:;l l!ll til Thnte'a Company all Top Card all Sportslook 7;00 Ill I) PM Magazine NOW ON SALEII YAMAHA WAVERUNNERS Salas Pans, Accewaorles, Serv1ce RIVER· SlOE MARINE, Rt 7 ~across from K-Mart) Gallipolis Oh 614446-2424 Two 350 motors Two 350 transmiSSions 304~75- 1374 I II) Body Electric 1973 Sta rcra ft 15 112 n 65 Evenrude , 76 MFG 17 n Motor Boat, 85 Johnson mot Of, 30tl-675-28~1 Autos lor Sale • Racing 9 World Today IIJl Hardcas11e And McConnlck Q ~Newhanc 1912 17 It Slarcraft Tri-Hull Boat 125 HP Evlnrude Engine complete lop new upholstary Call 6t4-286-1316 after 7 00 p m For eale 6 Cy l Mo!Of lor a Ford Auto $150 614-446-4537 Att•r 5pm letters of the scrambled words be low 10 form four s•rnple ...-ords IIJ CIJ a 1!11 ll2l t11 l!ll News 6:30 Ill I) Motors Mulch hay for sate 50 per bale Approx, 1,22.5 bat• 814-446-1411 Canning tomaton tar ale - - - - - - - - - Bring own contalnlfW. 814--2472861 72 Trucks lor Sale 1980 9chuttz 14170, 2 b.drooms, WITf-1 IT 1 tor Sale Auto Pans ~eorronge rnu 1IJ CIJ til ABC 1979 Monte Carlo, 33 000 orlg mliH, orlg pamt1 Sae along Ri 35 11 Cinema, ~3 700, 0 B 0 , 1978 Dodge T.H't mo!Of home 614--44~2306 1her 3 30p m , 614 - extra clean, uc cond , $8 000 245-9664 worit 11rm 304·895-3813 anyt1m1 I nc SEE ~ER A6AifJ . DO 2-1988 Honda Shadow MotoreyciH BOOcc one Is loaded with th• eJC1ras, and flas 6,000 miles tha other has Just ower 2 000' mllelli and haa remainder olfactory warranty Thna b1kas sold fDf over SIIOOO now price on 6,000 mila bike $2800 Pnca on 2 ooo mile bike$3000 Thase are well cared lor bik&s and as sharp 115 they coma Ph one 304882-3592 or 304-675-2588 tor appomtmant to see 76 Canning tomatoes $4.00 bushel . GOVERNMENT BEllED Vehlcia Bthlnd Masonic L.odg• In trom 1100. Ford• Mercedla Racine Dennie Hill 114·Mi- Corvltt... Chtvya. Surplua. 2:8::1.1::·.,.----,~-c--~-:---:c:::: Your oroo. (1) 80....7....,0 EX1 lor Sale GOT MAD'S~E SAID l DIDN'T TRUST HER GOT TO ~~oaking & GAM I 0 lour all Danskln'a Running And .:rf9--2l94 614 ~::.::.~=~::-:::---;::;;:;;; milefll exc cond , $700 . 1983 Magna V-45, ttooo 00, good cood. 6!4·388-6041 Hay tor Sale Clovar & Tlmothl Round Baln In lhe Field 61 245-5598 71 Block, brick, MWif plpas, windows, lintels elc C)auda Winters, Rio Grande, OH Call 6142115-5121. S1 Hay Transportation Supplies 56 Livestock 63 Land contract Let • whHI and deal on a n.wly remod-*1 thrM t..droom houH In Pomeroy Will taka cash, car, truck, boa1, motorcycle, etc tor down payment. Maka an offer 614-992-2554 Mobile Homes GONE, LINUS 1 5J.IE IT 15 ALL I COULD THINK OF TO SAY W~AT'5 T~AT GOLF IS A CRUEL GAME. CHARLIE BROWN l LOVED ~ER. LINUS. AND NOW I'LL NEVER IS 1981 650, Yamaha, 5,040 actual wm Bundy Cl•lmll recently overhauled 2S" Huffy 10 tpeed, like niW, 304-e75-6812 Clearance Sal• Huequvema lrtmm..-. tO'% 0 .,.r coM Paint Plus, 304:e7!-40U Duncan Phyfttt 3 pe. dlnlngroom suite, drop lui tablt1 claw tHI, GOOD USED APPLIANCES 6 chelre, glaH, 2 aoor hutch WashA nl, drytJrS, ralrigaratora and r011 elched buffwt. Good ranges Skagga Appllancaa, condl11on 614·992-e910 Up~r River Rd Beside Ston• Cou F 1 Creal Molal Call 614-446-73~ Gall Ia & Maeon nty a r Speclala Buy 1 chain saw chain Kenmore automatic washer, tt~gutar price got one FREE . wh1ta, $95 Kenmore Wathar, & SIDERS EOUIP"MENT, HanderDryer Set, Harvnt GOld, $250, aon 304-e75-7421 G.E Electric Dryer, $95, G E Electric Dryer, 175, Kenmore Home Stereo, wlralnl ,.mol• Oryar, $75, Fr19lda1te Dryer, $75, and CO Player, $600 Call after 30 Inch El&etnc Range Coppef- 6p m. 614-245.g223 tone $75, Electnc Range 1op & lntar1harm h.Jrn~c• gaa Bottom Oven Coppertone, $150, wlcoollng, th•rmoll'latt, InstallaElectric Range 20 Inch White, tion Instructions, $300. rvna $75 Electric Rang• 30 Inch, good 211 t.tiHalone Rd Gal$95 Portabl8 Dishwasher, $95, npolls F1rry, WV Rotngerator, Harvest Gold, $95, Ch.ast FraziH lO cubic toot, Large Truck Btd, trallar axiH & St 50 S11aggs Appliance Upper tlru. 614-446--2359 R1var Road , 614-4467398 - Moving 5.tla, protnsionai hair Matr. hmg couch chai r bi!QI, dryer, lwln bedroom suite, 22 eu brown !lora ! patt~rn e•c cond, tt chi-' fr"z1r, 304-67S-2365 S1 00 Call atlar 5 OOp m 614-3-88-- between 7-!1 am and 6-11 pm 8535 14K Gold ladles wadding band l1k1 new S<l5 614·992-23?7 PE66Y JEAfJ Motorcycles 75 Boals Jlm'e Farm Equipment, SA 35, Galllpolle, 814-446--9777, Wide selection new & used farm tractors & Implements. Buy, san, trade, 8·00-5 00 wHkdays, Sat till No0r1 Good used 25" color TV, Floor model 614. 3&8-9762 Mollohan Carpets Upper Rl 7 Nor1h OuaUtw Carpets & Fumllura at low pncas Check us out 614--446- ~44 & WORD MlmiQ Vegetables 1964 Su'"kl RM 25. now _ _ __;::.....~~-~~, I elutchn & rings $600 6141992J & R Ftroduce. Fresh 3638. bl 614 homegrown vegeta " · 1985 Herl&beDavidson 5- FXRS od 843-5313 _ Low gl1de, 11-dr1van, spe . avoiullon miles _ .n motor or .8 000 2-6550 614 992 54 614 99 16 h. otwall cablnele, 11 ft. ot spacl cabinets 36 ln. saUd wood tronl door Double pan• windows, dltt.rent aizn 814- SIXIO Fruits 9 - - - - - - - Ed11ed by CLAY R POLLAN CII Reading Rainbow Q l!ll til Andy GriHith crJ He-Men 19 ao Honda Civic, 2 dr, air. AMIFM Ia,. deck, day 614-4463662/Ah•r 5 p m 304--675-1625 Household Page- @ I Dream 01 Jeannie IIl Second Voyage 01 The 4 WD's 1984 Ch•v ~ ~Car9ovan, 57,000 mll81, V-8, air & cruiu, $4,500, firm 614--446-8598. Goods 53 6:oo 4435 Merchandise LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and ehatra priced from $395 to $995 Tables $50 and up •• $125 Hld. .· boda 1380 10 $595 Rectlnera $225 to $375 Lamps $28 to $125 Dlnellos $109 and up to $495 Wood 1able w-6 chairs $28~ to $795. Desks $375 HU1 ~ •••o & $ 45 1 bunk up lo beds compllf• c .... .-.-with up mattress $295 and up to $395 ~ 11 baby be..... 10 Man reues or box springs full or twin $78, llrm $68, and S98 Oulan sets $275 & up, King $350 4 drawer chtsl $69 G1.1 n Cabinets ti, 8, & 10 gun Baby mattresses S35 I $45 Bed tramaa $25, OuHn Size Sl5 & king tram• S50 Good aal&ctkm of bedroom suttes, metal cabinets, headboards $30 an d up to $65 90 day1 uma at e11sh with approved credit 3 ml out Bulavilie Rd Open i A M to 5 PM Mon thru Sat Call 614· 446.0322 & T~~:~:~T S~R4U~-~t.t/IS" EVENING 1979 CJS jaep, very good cond, Country Mobile Home · Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy Lots, renta ls, parts, aaln C.ll 614-992-11179 51 vans TUES., AUG. 7 $2,800. artar 5 00 PM, 30ot--675- Space lor Rent PI-Ccc K:: EN ccS c -= FU"""R " "N c:I:Tc: : UR ::CE ; :- lor Rent Turn key Busmass Handling Fnto-lay Eag le , Nablsco, Mar!i, & s1m111at food products ServIng company secured locations No S9lting National Census Figures show everage grata Incoma ol $40,560 per year Requires appro~~: 8 hours per week You Will need $15 000 cas h for equipment Call 1-80044HiR11 ext 1021 anvtlme d _•_v•_. _nlghts, Sundays _~~ 1974 Kirkwood 12x80 2BR, Fill THE Bftl Roula 2 Ashton, t acre lots, 3 miles south Galllp<JIIa Lock s, public water no rutrlcllons, soma with rlwer frontage, 304 - Financial cond. seaoo. 114-448-4782. ClA~~IflfD AD~ Ona acre trailer lot with county water sept iC tanK and electric hook up. On black top road Pan Iaiiy fenced Owner will partially finance $2 900 asking pnc• 304-e75-2722 • 1987 Ford Ranger, 9-TX, h4, 5 apd Exc cond, S7850, Aluinlnum Topper, INs a Ford Rangar good cond, $200. 614446-925(1 Commercial Sign Sptce Rt l5 West 614-245-9448 38 acres 2 milea from Vmton Good building silas No Mineral rlghlt. 614-446-0239 -~~- Television Viewing good $3,250 6141992-7641 Sle•plng rooms with cooking Also Haller spac• All hook-upe. Ca ll attar 2 00 p m, 304-7"135651 Muon WV 46 BORN LOSER 1983 Ch•vy El Cimino Auto, Furnished Room• tor rent · weak or mon1h Start.ng at $120/mo Gallla Holel 614-446-9560 - 57ti-2336 Will Baby Sit In my Home near J&ckson Pika Bulavllla Rd E~ ­ perlanca and Reterencu 614446-2646 Cosm.,ologisl nHdld! Guaranl•ed wagn, paid vacatlone 614446·7261 d~, 18 cal education cert with adaptive P E Ctn vallda!lon "om Otllo Dept ol Ed 16 hrs wkly at $13.13 par hr starting Posting enda 08-05-90 Seni3 resume only to Me1gs MRIDD 1310 Carfelon St Syracua., Ohio 45m FOUNO- Black & while kinin, Mam Streot Point Pleasant, phon• JOtl - 675-t~sn 8 ____.. Giveaway 2 all white kl1tens, h11 2 dlf· fan~nt colors ol eye•, m1y M long haired, !14-446-82'!___ Lois 3 lola In New Havan, utiiiUas ava ilable 304-m -5808 2346. Two students nMd rkM to Mar- $6,200 614 · Skyline 1971 14x70 2 BR Electric, lg bay window, sklrlmg, s1aps, good condlllon French City BroKarage 614-4469340 Blvd, Elkhart, Ind. 46516 Slnglee lntormallon and 1 d~­ nlfl~ option for finding a par1nar Heansaarch P 0 Box 104:3, Ga llipolis, OH 45831 a l ~~e SPECIAL Factory to you1991 , 2 or 3 bodroom14x70 modal• at tha unbellavable PfiU ol $12,900 dellver11d end aet up Call1-800-729-4045 for details connee1or1 Trucks tor Sale 1974 Guerdoo Futurama 12x65 2 bedroom, Central Air $5995 thown by appourtmant 614446 1012 ' 2br 12x60 total 446-e251 two 750x16 truck tires complete wlra 72 Rooms Mason County Property taken rimt, Wright tor Rent r,rop~~rty Indian lakt Road 'M salon Ridge ", wllh KIT 'N' CARLYLE® b) Larry Apanment tor Sale dalizing, breaking and entry. Stilling on 44 The Daily Sentinei- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1990 The Fall Guy 0 9 ShowBiz Today 1:30 Ill I) l!ll Later With Bob Coste• (JI MOVIE; Myotory B1"08dcoot (1 00) 1IJ Nowa ii!J Hllci1COc:k Prosento all CfoOit • Clluo all SportoConter I PF M J S X; A J C F V J B FYFEAZVF I P F I NJ p F J 8 TE F FlFE KUZIFS. - PKCMJHSt Yaalar.av'a CI'Vploq•ole: HAVE PATIENCE WITH AU. ntiNGS, BUT ESPECIAllY HAVE PATIENCE WITH YOURSELF. - ST. FRANCIS DE SAlES ()'IIIII II¥ Klnll Footuroa s.,-.lnc �Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Tuesday, August 7, 1 Sale Starts Today, Ends Saturday, August 1 H101 796 Double S" ADD BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME, WITH A 39~~46 92 sq. White or Almond .......... Double 4" Gray .............................. 4992 sq. Double 4" Cedar ............................. 5]96 sq. White ....... 459 9 sq. 8" White ... S196 sq. Double 4" 1fJ"x4'xB' CDX 8'x8' ............. 12900 8'x12' ........... 19400 8'x16' ........... 25000 10'x12' ........• 23900 1O'x 16' ........• 30600 12'x12' .••....•. 27900 12'x16' .••.••••• 352 00 RAIL For Treated De<ks For I 'd ' De<k ........ l 'x l2 ' Do<k ...... for B'x lb ' Do<k ...... for IO 'xl2 ' De<k .... for I O'x 16' De<L .. For 12 'x12 ' Oe<L .. 12 'x16' De<L .. for UIPS tiQU~D PLYWOOD lOb.OO 112.00 I2S.OO I2S.OO 131.00 139.00 14S.OO 799 SHE IT MANVILLE SHINGLES AS PENilE 399 1io"x4 ' x8' INQUOB ALL lUlU ANO ,.(EUAIY HliDWll( ECONOMY T11ermar STUDS Sheathing PAINT GRADE 8 'x8' ...... ....... ......... 8 'x 12' ..... .. ............ 10'x12 ' ........... ....... 12 'x8' .................... 12'x12 ' .................. 12'x16' .................. 4'x8' SHEETS co nde mn what is wrong" and suppor t his deployment of U S. troops in Sa udi Arabia to deter a possible attack by Iraq. Bush, 10 a televised Ova l Office •PASTEL GREEN •WHITE WITH WINDOW 8'x8' ...................... 8 'x12' .......... ... ...... 1 O'x12' ........... ....... 12 'x8' ... .. .. . . .. ...... 12'x12 ' .............. .. .. 12 'x16' ................. 37900 45700 53500 595 00 75400 929oo '= )= r~. (" ,o -'( /-'L / .llc ' '!=:; -= , = 1 2 1::n 1· ?' t , r• ' • : ROOFING FELT i ''~i~'\tO --:< ~ t==-~;;;-:=:::~=Til: '<" SPLIT RAIL FENCE c_C,\\l'- r 1~ I 1 0' .......... 6 49 12' •..•...... J89 1 FOREVER \ .wl' 31!2 HP 21 CHIEF REAR-BAGGING STORM DOORS \ \.. ~. ' '\ 14'···-····· 9 19 ALL IN STOCK • Mower 19999 one1•ng II p 15°/o 489138 Troditionai21900 0 Full View 239° OFF 30 PANELS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. 24' TRUSS 4/12 Pitch 12" OVERHANG $24~.! 7~H!T u lOW AS OTHER SIZES AVAIUili - CUliN TOUI OIDII TODAY 1f2" 4'x8' Drywall 379 8' PRESSURE TREATED REPLACE YOUR OLD SLIDING DOOR WITH A NEW ATRIUM DOOR b' Unfinished LANDSCAPE TIMBERS s9900 339 EACH The LATTICE PANELS 89 9 4 8 A SHEET 2'x8 ' ~] LdJ ~J !:"r· I I I I ! II $13900 & SUPPLY CO. 614-992-6611 6 Panel $10900 4'x8' Limited" "Not Responsible for Typographical Errors." 9 Lite f]j 4 LIVESTOCK PRIN CESSE~ CROWN ED - Liveswck prln · acllvltes, lhe girls crowned were lrom lhe left, Mica Jones, horse cesses we r e crowned in cen•monif•s ht"ld in tlw s how ring at thr Rock Springs Fairgrounds 'W1•dm•sday night as a part of Ml•igs Co unty Junior Fair adivitie~ . Sclt•ctrd on the hi.L'iis of poist', 11ri ncess; Carrie G l()('ckner, beef princ ess; Christine Sc huUz, pork princcs.'i; Ruby Burke, dairy prlnL·ess ; LaHsha Rose Pricf•, bunny princess; and Kellle Ervin, hunny princess runnrr-up . Ohio River Festival begins on Thursday Summer is fin all y w1 nd ing down . and what better way 10 say good -bye 10 lhe season ihan !along lhe entire family 10 ihc annual Ohio River Festival on August 9·12 al Jhe Riverfront Park in Ravenswood. The agenda has been sci. and a year of planmng will come 10 a clima:c as lhc opemng ceremony begins a1 6 p.m. on Thursday. Augusi9. The first entena.mment on the slage program al 7 p.m. w11l featun: "LiUie Country," a young profes· sional group which spc;; ial izcs in all music, from bluegrass to Alabama. "LiLLie Country " host' Jheir own weekly TV show. now in Jheir third season, and have JUst completed !heir thud album . In addition, they have appeared wi th such country music greats as Helen Cornelius and D1ckle Lee. and were lca1urcd in the Ohio Slate Fair en· tertainmcnt in 1988. At 8 p.m. Thursda y. the queen\ pageant wil l ge t underway, w1U1 eleven Jackson County g1rl s vy 1ng lor the tide of Queen of Jhc Ohio River Festival The 1989 Queen Daphne will be on hand for the ceremonie s. as will th e Liulc Mr. and Mi ss Oh10 RIVer Fcsuval In addttion , the baby nmtcsr wtn nct\ will be announced. Wrappi ng up day one of th e festival will be !he 'iCCond perfor· mance of "L mle Coun try" al 9:311 p.m. 555 PARK ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. HOURS MON.-FRI. 7:00-5:00 SAT. VALLEY LUMBER ,. , ... I• '" V/£4' J Fnday \ fes uv1Lies get underway at 6 p.m. wi th a performance by "Bin Talon." an area group which specializes in country, popular music and 60's-70's sounds. Mem· bers of "Bin lakin" include Van Johnson , Kevin McManus, John Kirk, Phrl Simmons, Jim Hinzman and Fred Stzcmore, all hailmg from Ravenswood, New Maninsville and Pomeroy, OH. They are slatoo lor a second show at 8:30 p.m. Also highli ght1ng Friday ni ght's agenda is one perfonnance at 7:30 p.m. by Steve Wariner, nationall y famous countrv music wntcr . musician, perforiner and producer. Warin cr comri bu!ed nine of lhc 1cn song' on his new album . "I Got Dre<Jms."' which he co-produc ed wid1 J1mmy Bowen, Highlights of Warincr's career mcludc perform· ing at !he Texas Sociely 's maugural ball for f'res1dent Bush and ho sled TNN's 1988 "Th1s Year m Country Mu sic" speci al . Hi s v01 CC IS heard hy millions of people each week a' he sings the theme song to Jhe hll TV scnc s. "Who's the Bo"'" Fin ally. at 10: I 5 p.m. a fireworks exlravagama wdl be prcscnJCd hy the Vita le F~re works Company of New Casll c, PA . From a base on the West V~rgi m a Side. the iircworb w1 1l be lau nched ov er the nvcr. Bngh1 and early Saturda y morn · 1ng. the Oh io R1vcr Fes llal Dislallcc Run gm underway. Two broad divi SIOns of runn ers will bcg tn their spon in front of the Rav enswood High School auditorium. The frrst division, a IOK race, will begin al ~ a.m., and Jhe second, !he 1wo-milc run, will begin al 8:10 a.m . Founeen classes of runners will he panicipating accordmg 10 age groups and sex: Male: 15- 19 , 2024, 25-29. 30- 34, 35-3 9. 4().49, and 50 and over: female: 15-19, 20-29, 30-39 and 40 and over. The youth races arc divided as 6-R. "J. JJ and 12-14 Thi s is the eleventh year for Lhc festi val run Everyone loves a parade, and the Ohio River Festival will include a big one as area organi1.ations. busin esses and civic groups par· tiupatc wllh local hi gh sc hoo l band s on Sawrday mommg at 10 a.m. The parade route is through, downtown Ravenswood. The American Power Boat As· soc mu on Nauonal Pomt mcc hcg in' on !he Ohio River at II a.m lcatunng runabouts. tunn elboms ami hydroplanes w1th both stock and pro cngmcs. Several current mJ- Jional champion s will be paruCipat· mg. Between 80 and 100 cntncs arc expected this year . competin g lor naliona l points in lhc AssouaLJon and for cash prizes. Co-sponsored by the ORr and Jhc Three Riv ers Racing Assoc ia · '"'"· th ese races will fcalure a new type of boat. a 45SS tunnclboat w1 th an encapsulated coc kpit. Saturday 's agenda also features ihe ann ua l maJoreuc fes tiv al and FBI agent testifies in murder trial Hl.:NTII\GTOr\ . \\' \':~ 11 l ' l 1 Troublf'd :Jccoun tilnt I._Yit • McG inn i!' wa s n('\'{'r rPpoJ'It•d lo his suJ)f'r iors a s a kidna p vi ctim . once hr intf'r virwrd h im in <1 hos pit al room ;ll tPr hi s wi ff' wa :-. lound mangled. a n FHI agr·nt has trs tifi Pd a t his trLil B ut that rt•mark, as U.'t' ll a~ lht ' Assistan t Halc ht' l', questJon posed b~· Prosecutor rhar i('S werr th rown ou t h.v Cahrll Circu it Jud gl' Alf red l·'r•rgu"'"· in su~ taming the objec t ion 'l'ut•.o., day of dPfPnsc• altornf'y H.oUt•rt King . Wlsr sa id hP ru~ht·d to o1 hospi tal a ft pr IPa r nin g Yia 1PI C'\'i sion nrwscast Ihat McCinn is had been found o n a rural rllad in Carter METAL CLAD DOOR UNITS OJ lOJ A ROll VANIIED ROOFING 8' ........ 519 Panels 11 Hardwo~d Split Rail •••• 1.o.•.9.1• 379 6 2 -Hole Line Post ••••••••••• 1.0·1·9·2· 439 6 2-Hole End Post ••••••••••• 1.o.•.9.3. 49 9 I C rner Post •••••• 1.0•1•9.\ 559 849 must not go una nswerf'd knowledge ol animals, activities and lenglh ol time involved in HI CORRUGA 26" Wide 1 ~LAWN ne ighboring Kuwait could not be allowed to stand and he argued I hat the lessons lear ned in World War II proved suc h an "ou trage · ous and hrut al ac t of aggrrssio n" 15 LB. ROLL 432 SQ. FT. c- · a dd ress. s trPssed that Iraqi leader Saddam H ussein's " blit zk rieg-fa shion" inva sion of 1049 ROLL PREFABRICATED FRAMES ALL NECESSARY LUMBER & HARDWARE ARE INCLUDED IN THESE KITS \ _- By ROBERT MACKfiY United Press lnwrnallonal WASH INGTON - President Bush. warn in g th e !ask co uld be long and costly. appealed to !he America n people Wednesday to "stand up lor what is rlghl and SQUARE II 99~." deployed to Saudi Arabia •BLACK STAIN GlADE 311 oo 39900 457oo 5JQOO saaoo 94500 U.S. troops •BROWN •GREEN STORAGE BUILDING KITS 2 Sections, 1 2 Pages 25 Cen t5 A Mu1timedie Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio. Wednesday, August B. 1990 ROOFING DO-IT- YOURSELF 2x4 Vol.40, No .3 17 Copyrighted 1990 90 LB. ROLL 5 79 7116"x4'x8' IN UU DH • SQUAll 8 COLORS Clear lonlghl . Low near 00 . Thursday, partly cloudy . High In lower 80s. Chance ol rain 20 percent. 1998 2097 SHINGLES 6~~ Page 3 ROOFING SALE! PRESSURE TREATED Deck Kits Pick-3: 596 Plek-4: 5734 Cards : 7-H; Q·C; J· D; wild pitch ECONOMY WHITE DOUBLE 4" VINYL SIDING Ohio Lottery Reds edge Dodgers on Cou nty. Ky .. a f f'W hundn'd yar ds from hts wrr ckrd Jeep Waggoneer. McGinn is a li<' gedly murdered his wife. Kathy . and dum)X'd hrr body last Nov. 29 behind a St. Albans shopping mall. In the inlerview. Wi se said McGinnis Iold him 1hree men had arrived at the couple's Hunting· ton hom e. posi ng as del ivery men. McG innis said lwo of th em subdued him and the lhird overpowered his wife. the agenl O.., d Ill. Mt ·Cinlli~ luld lhP.q..::t>n l ht •\.\';J 'rnrccd l o drink J " whi1f' powtll' l'\ ~ ub s tann· m ixr•cl wi t h J ltquid . · ,\flf'l' !w ing drin•n ;Jrou nd lot , 1 da\' ancl 1:1 half, \>lcCinni" ttdrl t lw a grnt. llf' was propp ' d in l lw p ;P-..o..,t•n gt·r sick of h to., .krp and thl' ~HTI'IPI ' J ior was ja mmc·d 10 IIH' fl oor, srn ding it barn•ling O I.'L'r lt stf'f'P cm!Ja nkm Pnl . Ha tcher as ked Wisr why· lw ilJd not fo ll owPd FBI po! ic ,v. \\.'llil'll C;l ]) S for d,IH~ n ts tO ('ii'CU late intf'rnal memos on <'r i mP.s suc h <:~ ~ ki dnapping . and Wist• sa id hP lilc kl-'d suf fic irn1 rPa son to b(' li f'\'f' a kidn ap()ing harl orrurrrd. Wisf' tf'slifird that when he inlt' TTiPwed M cG innis in lhf' hospit a l. at 12 Oo o.m . on Dec . l .. 1989, McGinnis wa s su lfer ing from sma ll burn mark s on his arms, stomac h and ches t Wl sf' said th e marks appeared to have been made by a key. Prosecutors claim McGinnis ma nuf act ured the story of hi s kid nappin g and that of wife's to cover his own a l leged in vol vr· ment in her dcalh . Pa t Boulllet. a sales clerk at !he Lazarus depar iment store dt"-.n lbf'd hPrst> lf ;1 ~ ; 1 frit·nd o f J}H' fami l,v. 1f'S1ifi{'d 11 " WJ ' ,I () ad stg n" whf'n shr founcil\a1 1l \· \tkl dn n t< pu rs(• lying 11 11 1h!' ktt('hen floor of ttw ('nuplt· ·s \dl!l Huntington homr . Sh;non Prop Ir s. a ft i(•nd ot K;tltn Mr(;i n nis for morf' than ·w ,\'t'ill '"'· res tifiPil aft er Boui ll et . sa v tng Ly le McG inni s had grvrn l1i' w1 fdW.OOO a week before her dl'alh. with orders 10 pay ofl oil her s hoppin g bill s Peop les said l<ilth~· was upsf'l at thr Pd irt and it ··annoyed hpr " to havP to writr liH' Ch<'Cks . Houlllel tes tif ied that McGinni s ' rlaughtC'r. Ami. camr to hrr at l hP storf' thf' day her mothe r di , ap pea red to say she wa s worrird and 10 as k ht•r 10 ,~a m P to Ihe McGinnis home that evening . Boui llet sa id she found Kathv McGinnis' purse on !he kitchen fl oor bu II hal there were no signs ol a strugg le. Lyle McGi nnis had told Wise he had Iough! the kidnapper s. "Everything was clea n; every thing wa s neat." Boulllet said . She also descrlb<>d the MeG In nls' elabo ra te alarm system. including peepholes in outside Continued on pa ge 8 the annual car show, both slated at noon. AL4 p.m., mcing Lakes a less serious 10ne wiih !he annual Kiazy RaiL Race, lcalurin g "anything but floats." B1ll y Joe Royal is the highlighted perfonner on Sarurday cvcnmg, with Lwo shows schedule at 5 and 9 p.m. One of country musi c's most successful and popular singer, his current albums, "Looki ng Ahead" and "The Royal Treatment ," arc avai lable on Allruluc America Records. A professional stage show by Keir will follow Royal's first ap · pcarance. His show w1ll feature impersonati ons of pasl and present cclebnt1es. Two performances, at 6 and Hp.m.. arc slated for Keir. "S howca.sc of Shows."' a profesSIOnal variety show, wdl also head lmc Saturday's acuv1ues. The Showcase fea tures a profcss1onal magiCian. venlnloquist. cIown and balloon 'c ulpture. The "Showca.-;c of S h ow ~ · · 1s also fcuturcd on Sud nay aitcrnoon \ agenda at l p.m . A danc e wil l wrap up Saturday's acuv1Ue> Scheduled lor the NYA Hall in Raven swood, the dance wil l fe<Jture musiC by Dnlfwood and a spec ial 'how. "Tribute 10 Elvi s." The dance will bcgm at 10 p.m Adnu ,Sion is $15 per couple and SX "nglc, the dance w1 1l concl ude al I a.m. The final day of the lesu val wil l featu re boat mung at II a.m . A pet show will be held at I p.m. At 4 p.m. Billy "Crash" Crad· dock will perform . He is back by popular demand th1 s year. Other on-going acti vities Include ans and crafts. ponraH pai nung. concess ions. a sidewalk chalk an comest at II a.m. Saturday and dUJly pnzc drawing s for over $2.(X)() in g1f" Th e giant midway " prov1ded hy Nova Exposuions. Oil fim1s defend price increases CLJo:VF.LA ND 1UP I t - T w11 major oil rumpanirs Tur sda .\ · With a formidable buildup nf air. ground and na\·<1 1 for-cps und er way. Bush sa id the U .S nas th e worlds fourt h· largest militar y, had moved "more th an 100,000 troops. along wi th tanks. ar tlllery and su rfacf'· to surfacP missiles" into Kuwait. Bc for£' Bush's spe ech, it had not been known that Iraq had lransportrd the missi les into Kuwait. Administration off ic ia ls havP not given delalls of wh1rh lJ S forces a r C' be in g movPcl in to Sa udi Arabi a, a lthough sources said thousa nd s of pa r a! roopers and at least 48 F 15 fighter s were arriving W ~dnesda v. A light i nfan try d ivi s ic n wa s rxper ted to be sen t laler. The Un it ed Sta le; aln?ad~· has .14 warship~ in th1 • area. wit h mo rP Pn rou tP Warning that it wou ld b1 · " unw ise a nd unrpalis tic" to assume th a t Saddam's advC' ntu rism would Pnd wi th t h c takf'OVf'l of Kuwail. Bush sa id the dcplo1 of U.S forrr hPcamf• mllilar)' role In Saudi Arabia wou ld be "who lly de fensive · in mPnt guardin g agJins1 aggrf'ss ion by an "f'no rmou ~ wa r ll lil Chi nf'· · of I raqi forcr s poisl'd alun~ thf' Kuwili l i bordr r. Th e p rrsi drnt said Ir aq. wh ic h in g evprv illlnnativl'" ·· 1 want to br c lrar ilbout what wr ilrf' doing and wh.\' .· nush sai d. · 'Amf' rira dor s not 'i t>Pk Continuf'd on pagf' H nf'CC'ssa r.v on ly aflf'r "l'xha ust- Local news briefs-....., Racine nwn cited by patrol i\ Ra cln (' ma 11 wfl~ r1 trd for failu rr 10 co n1 ml whf•n hr WLI.., inv OIV<'d 1n a tv..·o C<.l l ;Jrridf'n l on Town .'- hip Hoad Jt! 111 ~uttun Townshi p. Shawn I3a k Pr. 17. wos lravf'ling W('.o.,! bound on C'uu nt \ Hu<~d ContinuPd on pt:~gl' K Iraq crisis A L-a-G lance By t :nitt"d Pre~s lntt~ rn alional " ,\ SIIII'iG TO N - rr esi denl Bush, roncrrm•d ilhout a n " imminf'nl thr eat" to Saudi Arabia. ordt•rf•d l J.S. warplanes and troops to ha."iel.i in that •·ountry and prf~ pa re d to addrPSs Amrritans on tht' Prrsian Gulf t: rlsi~. Bush addrPsst•d lht• nallon W£'dnrsday morning, a day alter the l :nllo•d SLa;es ill'lcd on a Saudi invitation to se nd troops and jt·t flghh•rs to guard a~ainst a J• o~slhl• • attal·k hy Iraq . Iraqi Prt·sidt"nt Sadd:un Hus.'\Pin rl'lmfft'd mounting inh' rna · lional i't·onomk and rnilit a r]o' pr P~~un· to n·movt> hi :-. troop~ from Kuwait a nd withdraw hio,; fort •t•s rn a."tM'd on till' hordt •r of oil pow1·r Saudi Arah ia , saying I raG will fight for " ,.\ r ah honor. " FORT 1\R,\(;(;, !'1.1'. - t\ hout 2.000 mt'rnh£'rsof Fori Bragg ·, ('f<J.l'k X'!n d Airhorn(' wt·n · on full alrrl "'f'dnc~day , a wa itin g: ord•·r~ to s hip out t o tht' Middlt• t.:a.,t to 1'11:-iUrt' th at lr atJ i fon · •·~ do not a dvanrf' from Kuwa it into Saudi .t \rahia. In :'VIort'lu~a d fit,\'. :"'.f .. 100 milt'~ Past of Fort Rrag~. so nH· :!,5011 Mnrirws lrom ramp Lf•j('UO(' S(' ( sai l Tut•sda .\' for Ow VIe di lt•rra nf'a n . Tlw Was hington Post. tJUotlng unnanwd l:.s. inU•lli gt•m·•· offidaht, said " 't• dnt•sday Iraqi military fon'l'~ aJ,pan•ntl~· lnadf•d poison ga,., wt·apon ry ahoard comhal aircruft. Tht· offid als !>ta id ttw loading of r h l•mkal wt•apons was tht • "mo ... t plauslhlt• rxplu. nation for what Wl' havr Sf'Pn'" or Iraq'"' op••ra ti on.'i Tut·~da .v . T lw P ost rrporl did not sp t't.' il)' whf'rf' th e loading took plan · or w h a t 1• ossihh• roh• it ('O uld pia)' in tht• •·urnnt t· rl'ii~. lra'l i.. , lwlit•ved to have st'Vf~ra l t ons of th(' deadly l' ht> mic als and us(•d tht• ~a...,f•s in its eighl·yrar war with Ir a n a nd again s t Us ownt·d Kurdish £>1hnk min orit y. Share prlc~ rf"hounded \\1 edn P~ day o n lh(' 1'okyo Stod' Exc hange with lnvi'stnrs snappin g up bargain~priced i~s•u •:-. alter live stralghlloslng ~;esslons triggered hy Iraqi invasion nf Kuwait. In New York Tuesday , lhe Dow ,Jom•s lnduslrial average erased early gallll! and dipped 5.70 polnls in hra•· ~· selling, unlc a.~h ed hy growing ne rvou sm•ss over tht • cri!-i i ~ In tht· oU -rlch Persian Gulf. defcnriPd thr ' capid jump in gaso li nr prkt·s. sa .v ing pump pricf'.o., ;Hf' ti ed to thr curren t markf'l price of crudr oi l. bu t th('V would not gua ran tel' gasoli n e~ pricf's wou ld go down as qu iekl v Priers shu t up as mu ch as :JO ern is a gallon in Ohio following las l wrek's Iraqi in vas ion of Kuwall. spurrin g cr lllrl sm from co nsumers claiming the inslabll · it y in Ihe Middl e East should not change !he price of gaso line already at the service stations . WASIIIN GTOI" - Lawma kers vowed to st•t•k a nd-prit 'l' gouging legislalion against oil com pa nk's, saying tlw go-.crnment is power~ ss to s top "virtual thi every" hy th(• industry in raising ga.~ollne price hik es du t• to thP Pf'rsian (~ulf crL'tis . NEW YORK- Crude oil prices ended high rr in NPw \'nrk alte r und ergoin g sharp lloctuaUons as traders altemplrd to dcd pher th e latest developments In the lncrraslngly volalih· Middle t;asl. fiNKARt\, Turkey - Turkey said ll was cutting oil the ll ow of oil lrom Ir aq passing through Its lerrltory and would ahlde hy U.N. Security Council sanctions against the P ersian Gull .slalr . " We ba se our pump prices on the market prices- th e tr ad ing market s - for crude oil and refined gaso lin e,.. said Anne St railoff, a spokeswoman for BP America lo r. In Cleveland. MOSCOW - t\ Foreign Ministry olfldal conflnned thai two Soviet warships were heading lor the Persian GuH, hul said Moscow did not "wanllo llex any muscles" In the eonlllet over Iraq' s Invasion of Kowall. Get Quick Results! 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